LOCAL TALK Tuesday 16 March 2021 (Meetz)

Gary Guthrie planting over 1300 trees on 2 acres with help from Luke Gran (Prudenterra of Iowa) to design a tree labyrinth.

Gary defines what a labyrinth is and the purpose and numerous benefits derived spiritually and environmentally.  Luke shares his knowledge used to determine the best species of trees and understory plantings for the site. 

Andrew Kleeman, Nevada High school’s social studies instructor and head Football coach is one of the advisors for the school’s Ethics Team.  Mr. Kleeman describes the history and origin of the club and the difference compared to a formal debate team. The Nevada Ethics Team is made up of students from each class year. We learn how discussion subjects are selected, the training involved for the Team members, and benefits derived for society when the diplomatic art of civil discourse and persuasion are practiced.  The Nevada Team has reached the National finals and are currently preparing for competition to be held later this spring.

Deb Schildroth Assistant City Manager, shared some upcoming city events and then introduced Jahmai Fisher and Madesh Samanu, board members of the Ames Human Relations Commission who reviewed their rolls associated with the commission and described upcoming awards; the Humanitarian Award and A Home For Everyone award.  Also reviewed procedures on how to file a concern/complaint if it is warranted.

Anna Magnussen,  KHOI’s Top “Good News Banana”
Offers Poems, Music, and a review of Tuesday programs: All Things Piano, Donna-Lana Kitchen, Science Bytes, and Heart2Heart along with a sneak peek of  Thursday’s, You Name It. 
 
City of Ames: cityofames.org

Human Relations Commission humanrelations@cityofames.org

Anna Magnusson; anna@iowaable.org

Nevada Highschool nevadacubs.org

Luke Gran; Prudenterra prudenterra.com.

 

Originally broadcast 03/16/2021