Video: The Iowa Journal
The Iowa Journal is a regular in-depth look at the issues that impact Iowans. The series analyzes various issues and events that are in the news from an Iowa perspective. Topics include a look at Iowa's small business successes, pioneers in the local food movement, and how the national debate on health care affects you.
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Iowa's Midwest League Baseball (#307)
Six Iowa communities have professional baseball teams. Four of them are in the 16-team Midwest League. 03:30
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The Iowa Journal - H1N1 Flu in Iowa (#307)
Full Program: As Iowans brace themselves for flu season, questions about H1N1 outweigh answers. Given the potential for the virus to mutate what will be the severity of the illness, and will vaccines be safe and effective? ... 28:45
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H1N1 Flu in Iowa (#307)
As Iowans brace themselves for flu season, questions about H1N1 outweigh answers. Given the potential for the virus to mutate what will be the severity of the illness, and will vaccines be safe and effective? ... 03:40
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Discussion: H1N1 Flu in Iowa (#307)
As Iowans brace themselves for flu season, questions about H1N1 outweigh answers. Given the potential for the virus to mutate what will be the severity of the illness, and will vaccines be safe and effective? ... 15:00
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Bill Gates Speaks at World Food Prize Ceremony (#306)
Bill Gates promotes sustainability and productivity in the fight against hunger in impoverished nations. 02:57
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Dr. Gebisa Ejeta World Food Prize Laureate (#306)
Dr. Ejeta discusses his work on the cereal crop sorghum. 02:24
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World Food Prize Laureate, Dr. Gebisa Ejeta & Symposium Speaker Bill Gates (#306)
Full Program: The Iowa Journal sits down for a one-on-one talk with the 2009 World Food Prize Laureate, Dr. Gebisa Ejeta from Ethiopia. Dr. Gebisa, who is now an agronomy professor at Purdue University, developed a ... 27:47
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Iowa's Natural Heritage (#305)
Full Program: The Iowa Journal explores Iowa's role in the preservation and conservation of the state's and the nation's natural heritage. 28:46
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Discussion of Iowa's Natural Heritage (#305)
The Iowa Journal explores Iowa's role in the preservation and conservation of the state's and the nation's natural heritage. 27:46
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Early Iowa Naturalists (#305)
The Iowa Journal explores Iowa's role in the preservation and conservation of the state's and the nation's natural heritage. 05:00
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Iowa's Natural Heritage (#305)
Full Program: The Iowa Journal explores Iowa's role in the preservation and conservation of the state's and the nation's natural heritage. 57:46
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Iowa Lakeside Lab - Okoboji (#305)
Iowa Journal visits Lakeside Lab on West Lake Okoboji. Founded in 1909 to teach students about “nature in nature,” Lakeside Lab offers opportunities students can’t find anywhere else. 10:23
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Iowa's Loess Hills (#305)
Dan Kaercher travels the Loess Hills in western Iowa and learns what people are doing to save the unusual topographical formation there. 10:14
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Discussion of the Pope's Visit to Rural Iowa (#304)
In 1979, the most well-traveled Pontiff in the world, Pope John Paul II, visited rural Iowa. Iowa Journal reminisces about that moment in history. 10:00
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Remembering the Pope's 1979 Visit to Rural Iowa (#304)
Full Program: The Iowa Journal takes a special, hour-long, look back to 1979, when the most well-traveled Pontiff in the world visited rural Iowa. 59:15
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Further Discussion of the Pope's Visit to Rural Iowa (#304)
Full Program: In 1979, the most well-traveled Pontiff in the world visited rural Iowa. Iowa Journal reminisces about that moment in history. 27:45
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Looking Back at Khrushchev - Looking Forward towards Health Care (#303)
Full Program: The Iowa Journal takes a look back 50 years, to a Soviet dictator who took a nearly two-week vacation across the U.S. including a stop in Iowa. 28:45
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Iowan Angle on Health Care (#303)
With the increasing cost of health care and the growing number of uninsured, come rising tempers among politicians, the public and the various interest groups over how to best ensure quality health care ... 05:00
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Remembering Khrushchev's Visit to Iowa (#303)
The Iowa Journal takes a look back 50 years, to a Soviet dictator who took a nearly two-week vacation across the U.S. including a stop in Iowa. 06:13
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Iowa Works to Reduce Gulf of Mexico Dead Zone (#302)
The Iowa Journal travels to Boone and Otho to look at projects aimed at reducing nutrient runoff from farm fields. That runoff ends up in nearby waterways and travels as far as the Gulf of Mexico, contributing ... 05:20
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