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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Federal Stimulus Impact on Iowa (#216)
Full Program: The Iowa Journal looks at the Iowa impact of the federal stimulus package and what it would mean to the state. 27:47
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Feature: Federal Stimulus Impact on Iowa (#216)
The picture is still a little fuzzy, but Iowa's share of the federal stimulus is starting to come into focus 03:47
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Discussion: Federal Stimulus Impact on Iowa (#216)
Full Program: Can a state independently recharge its own economy? 16:53
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Discussion: Wetlands for Flood Mitigation (#215)
What is the role of wetlands in controlling water run-off, erosion, and flooding? Paul Yeager hosts a discussion with guests Marty Adkins, USDA's Natural Resources Conservation Resources and Jack Riessen, ... 12:00
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Wetlands for Flood Control (#215)
Full Program: The Iowa Journal looks at conservation efforts as a means for helping with flood control. 27:47
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Feature: Wetlands for Flood Control (#215)
What is the role of wetlands in controlling water run-off, erosion, and flooding? 05:00
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The Iowa Journal, January 29, 2009 (#214)
Full Program: The Iowa Journal will examine how education in Iowa compares to some of the top school systems in the world. Featured on the program will be visits to schools in Finland and Alberta, Canada, by The Des ... 28:45
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Feature: World Class Schools (#214)
The Iowa Journal will examine how education in Iowa compares to some of the top school systems in the world. Featured on the program will be visits to schools in Finland and Alberta, Canada, by The Des ... 05:06
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Discussion: World Class Schools (#214)
Linda Lantor Fandel, deputy editorial-page editor The Des Moines Register; and Judy Jeffrey, Iowa Department of Education Director, discuss how education in Iowa compares to some of the top schools in ... 12:00
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Discussion: Iowa's Budget Crunch - Looking for Efficiencies (#213)
The Iowa Journal looks at government efficiencies at the state and city levels. 12:00
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Iowa's Budget Crunch - Looking for Efficiencies (#213)
Full Program: The Iowa Journal looks at government efficiencies at the state and city levels. 27:46
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Rebuilding Cedar Rapids - Looking for Efficiencies (#213)
The Iowa Journal looks at government efficiencies at the state and city levels. 04:02
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Tahira Hira and Adam Carroll Discuss Financial Literacy (#212)
What do Americans need to know about managing their money in today's economy? Sharing their insights are Dr. Tahira Hira, a member of the Presidential Advisory Council on Financial Literacy and Iowa State ... 12:00
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Steps to Financial Literacy in 2009 (#212)
The Iowa Journal examines financial literacy—what it is, why Americans may have to change their spending and savings habits, and how to navigate today's financial downturn. 04:30
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Financial Literacy in 2009 (#212)
Full Program: The Iowa Journal examines financial literacy—what it is, why Americans may have to change their spending and savings habits, and how to navigate today's financial downturn. 27:46
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Discussion of Public Service in Iowa (#211)
Will President-elect Obama's plans for expanding public service include jobs and public improvements in Iowa? Will the price be too high? We ask some experts to shine a light into the future of public ... 11:55
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Out and About: Spirit Lake, Iowa (#211)
Dan Kaercher travels to Iowa's Great Lakes and explores Spirit Lake where he and his wife's family have been going for decades. 04:54
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AmeriCorps NCCC - Vinton, Iowa - Public Service (#211)
The Iowa Journal asks young (18-24) AmeriCorps NCCC members to talk about public service, and why they enjoy the work they do for others. 04:35
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Public Service in Iowa: Examining Obama's Plans (#211)
Full Program: Will President-elect Obama's plans for expanding public service include jobs and public improvements in Iowa? Will the price be too high? We ask some experts to shine a light into the future of public ... 28:46
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Iowa Issues of 2008 and 2009 (#210)
Full Program: To help reflect on just what these issues mean for the state in the next year, two reporters: Kay Henderson, news director of Radio Iowa, and Todd Dorman, a columnist with the Cedar Rapids Gazette will ... 28:46
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