November 2014

Baby Boomers

November 12, 2014 - 7:00am -- ron

Originally broadcast 11/12/2014
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KHOI county reporters went all over our listening area exploring entertainment for Baby Boomers. Our first guest was Jan McInnis, who will join Kent Rader in "The Baby Boomer Comedy Night" at the Story City Grand Opera House on Thursday, November 13, Then Robby Peterson called in from Jefferson to tell us about History Boy Theatre Company. Finally, Karen Mahoney told us about a Karaoke party with music and dress from the 60s, 70s, and 80s to be November 22.

Hosts: Paul Wierson and Susan Franzen

Rick Exner and Erin O'Neil

KHOI hosts Marty Miller and Susan Franzen presented a live on-air concert local folk musician Rick Exner on guitar and harmonica, and his guest, Erin O'Neil on fiddle.

Pat Schlarbaum sat in and gave the audience an update on the coming migration of sand hill cranes just started at Otter Creek Marsh east of Tama south of Highway 30.

Rick Exner and Erin O'Neil

November 7, 2014 - 7:00pm -- ron

Originally broadcast 11/07/2014
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KHOI hosts Marty Miller and Susan Franzen presented a live on-air concert local folk musician Rick Exner on guitar and harmonica, and his guest, Erin O'Neil on fiddle.

Pat Schlarbaum sat in and gave the audience an update on the coming migration of sand hill cranes just started at Otter Creek Marsh east of Tama south of Highway 30.

 

Strong Like Bear, Paul Doffing, and Obsidian's Dream

November 5, 2014 - 7:00pm -- ron

Originally broadcast 11/05/2014
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Hosts Susan Franzen and Bryon Dudley sat down with local musicians in the KHOI broadcast studio to hear them discuss the local music scene and their part in it. Paul Doffing delivered an on-air rendition of his song "Rabid Wolf", and we heard the pre-recorded cuts "Barn Sour" from Strong Like Bear and "Plant Life" from Obsidian's Dream.

Local Talk 2012 Archive

 

Local Talk 2012 Archives

The Christmas Bird Count
12/31/2012

 

Boxing Day & Ames Children's Choirs
12/26/2012

 

Volunteerism
12/14/2012

 

Hannukah &
50th Anniversary of Ames Jewish Congregation
12/13/2012

 

Christmas Shopping & Giving
12/10/2012

 

Practical Farmers of Iowa
12/07/2012

 

Bicycles
12/03/2012

 

Ames Public Library & Central Iowa Symphony
11/26/2012

 

Thanksgiving
11/19/2012

 

Hindu Temple
11/12/2012

 

Veterans
11/05/2012

 

Halloween & Samhain
10/29/2012

 

The Harvest
10/22/2012

 

Ames Budget & Train Exhibit
10/15/2012

 

Food Day
10/08/2012

 

National Emergency Response Month
09/29/2012

 

Ragtime In Randall
09/22/2012

 

Maximum Ames Music Festival 2012
09/15/2012

 

Story County Community Foundation
09/12/2012

 

Friends of International Women
09/10/2012

 

Story City
09/05/2012

 

Historical Society, Train Exhibit & Elwynn Taylor
08/20/2012

 
 

 

Tomorrow We Vote

Late last week the Jim Mowrer campaign presented KHOI with the opportunity to interview their busy candidate. The result plays in the first part of the hour, with Mowrer providing detailed views on the situation in Iraq, the Pentagon budget, and climate change. Mowrer's opponent, Steve King, was not available to be interviewed at such short notice. Instead, host Greta Anderson interviews Jonathan Narcisse, the Iowa Party candidate for governor, who proposes a hemp-fueled economy for Iowa as well as measures to end economic disparity and its impact on our state.

Tomorrow We Vote

November 3, 2014 - 7:00am -- ron

Originally broadcast 11/03/2014
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Late last week the Jim Mowrer campaign presented KHOI with the opportunity to interview their busy candidate. The result plays in the first part of the hour, with Mowrer providing detailed views on the situation in Iraq, the Pentagon budget, and climate change. Mowrer's opponent, Steve King, was not available to be interviewed at such short notice. Instead, host Greta Anderson interviews Jonathan Narcisse, the Iowa Party candidate for governor, who proposes a hemp-fueled economy for Iowa as well as measures to end economic disparity and its impact on our state.

NOTE: Polls are open from 7:00 AM to 9:00 PM. You must go to your designated polling place, based on your registered address (see maps below). Please call the auditor's office with any further questions related to voting: (515) 382-7221

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