Need to Know with Jeff Angelo: Recent Episodes
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Tiffany Tauscheck of the Greater Des Moines Partnership previews this weekend's World Food and Music Festival
Investment expert Leonard Raskin tells us if all the talk of hurricanes, nuclear war, and general chaos is something we should be concerned about as investors
After Apple's latest big reveal, there's a lot of new features and plans to consider if you're about to upgrade your iPhone. With a $1,000 price tag, here's what you need to know.
The occupations with the highest and lowest divorce rates revealed. Is it the job or the money that pushes people to divorce?
John "Tig" Tiegen describes the events that took place in the infamous "13 Hours" as the US Embassy came under attack
Dave Hraha of Iowa Municipal Utilities talks about the group of Iowans making the trip to Florida to help get the lights back on
Mark Herrera of the Department of Homeland Security lays out how the various agencies work together to help citizens following a natural disaster
Dixie Longate talks about her upcoming Tupperware Party, which may or may not actually be about Tupperware
Regent Larry McKibben lays out the limited options at the state's disposal to keep higher education costs lower
When did the South really lose the Civil War? According to author Ralph Peters, the South's fate was sealed sooner than you think.
National security analyst Ryan Mauro gives some rather novel ideas for how the US should deal with the ongoing North Korea crisis
Chef Gary LeBlanc updates us on their work in Houston, and whether they'll be moving to Florida soon
Local immigration lawyer Lori Chesser gives an Iowa response to the Trump administration's decision to end the deferred action program
Peggy Huppert of NAMI Iowa previews this month's Walk to Benefit NAMI and talks about some of their mission to help those with mental illness
Immigration lawyer Eric Cedillo gives his thoughts on AG Sessions' announcement of the winding down of the Obama era action
There's been a boom in interest surrounding the story of Alexander Hamilton and the birth of our nation, but what is it that has us so interested? Author Martha Brockenbrough thinks it's because our founding father's were just like us.
Iowa Hawkeye legend, and solar advocate, Tim Dwight sells us on getting power from the sun
Airlines already almost have complete control over your flying experience and now they want it all. Do we really want this? Dan Hubbard of the National Business Aviation Association breaks down what this could mean for you..
Our Constitutional rights are under constant attack, sometimes by our own lawmakers unknowingly, so it's up to us to work to keep them intact
Mike Berry of the First Liberty Institute breaks down one of his organization's recent cases involving a high school football coach in Washington
Constitutional expert Byron Henry explores the fight over the Lone Star State's attempts to do immigration reform
Infectious diseases expert Mark Warner fills us in on what health problems people might be facing as they come back to their homes following Hurricane Harvey
Governor Reynold's just approved a Medical Marijuanna Advisory Board, made up medical professionals and law enforcement. Sally Gaer of Iowans 4 Medical Cannabis shares why this gives them hope.
You've been told the best way we can help Hurricane Harvey victims is to donate to the American Red Cross, so we chatted with Dan Halyburton, American Red Cross spokesperson, on all the ways they are bringing relief to Harvey Victims. If donations aren't your thing, there are other ways to help as well.
Iowa Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductee Jeff Brandt takes us on a journey down his particular music road
Insurance adjuster Loy Vickers talks about what's ahead for homeowners in Texas, as well as what we all should make sure is in our policies before our next disaster
Can't kick your cravings? A new study shows that by adding one food to your diet, you can kiss them goodbye.
The Iowa National Guard is revving up to bring some "Iowa nice" down to Texas where they need it the most. Col. Greg Hapgood explains how they get ready for that and when they will take off.
Nidhi Verma of TransUnion dives into their recent survey of spending habits among the Millennial generation
Linn County Sheriff Brian Gardner gives an update on the investigation into a number of reported sexual assaults on rural roads
Dr. Brandon Brock delves into a recent survey about parents, sports, and their children's health
Jesse Byrnes of The Hill reports on President Trump's comments that all things are on the table when it comes to responding to North Korea
In such a difficult time, every day people are becoming heroes. The Stream's Liberty McArtor shares how proud she is of her community and the overwhelming support from complete strangers.
Talkwalker CEO Todd Grossman examines the buzz around the season finale of one of the world's hottest shows
Fox News Radio's Jared Halperin previews President Trump's visit to the hurricane ravaged state
Fox News Radio's Jeff Monosso reports on Attorney General Jeff Sessions' announcement that the Trump Administration will allow the DoD to give surplus equipment to police departments
Jenny Beth Martin of the Tea Party Patriots responds to the Federal Court ruling that the IRS must reveal who in the bureau went after her organization, and others, under the Obama administration
Veronica Sites is the Incident Commander for a victim relief organization in Houston. She's leading a group that's striving to help as many Texans as possible, but when you're witnessing so much trauma, how do they cope?
If you remember, after Hurricane Katrina, gas prices were reaching over $4 per gallon. Can we expect the same from Harvey? Gail Weinholzer from AAA Minnesota/Iowa breaks down what we can expect to see at the pump...
Creston native Tiffany Madison is a news anchor in Beaumont, Texas, which is just East of Houston. From getting 10 inches of rain overnight, staying calm amongst the devastation and the compassion of her viewers, she shares her emotional experience.
Anthony Sullivan, King of the Pitchmen, talks about his new book, You Get What You Pitch For
Iowa Insurance Commissioner Doug Omman gives an update on his agency's efforts to hold off impending increases on the Obamacare exchange
Gary Lavergne, author of A Sniper in the Tower, delves into the minds of those who choose to cause horrible tragedy
Chef Gary LeBlanc checks in as Mercy Chefs helps keep those displaced, and those helping, fed and fueled
We see "challenges" across the internet all the time. Some are fun, some help a cause, but the latest trend is reckless and dangerous.
Secretary of State Paul Pate explains why he believes that Iowa's voter ID system won't face the same scrutiny we've been seeing down south
The announcement of the new Apple location in Waukee is another big name we can add to the tech roster in Iowa, but what is it that attracts tech giants here? Our Iowa nice? Maybe, but Brian Waller shares there's more to it.
McB McManus previews the Ingersoll Area's annual block party, this year with the addition of a little running
Rachel Bovard of the Conservative Partnership Institute tells us how she thinks reform of the Affordable Care Act would look
Mary Neubauer of the Iowa Lottery addresses the high profile case of game fraud, how the lottery is working to keep it from happening again, and another large jackpot
Dr Myers Hurt gives his thoughts on the recent California ruling against Johnson & Johnson, a St Louis ruling for them, and what the science really says about baby powder
Astronomy historian Steve Ruskin explores the things we can find out about our world and beyond Monday
State Fair CEO Gary Slater gives his thoughts on this year's edition of the fair, plus an update on the next big upgrade to the Fairgrounds
WHO Radio's own John Sellers talks about his annual project, shooting photos of the State Fair using vintage cameras
Andrew Walther fills us in on the Knights mission in former ISIS territories, helping victims of genocide and refugees
Peter Cownie of the Blue Ribbon Foundation fills us in on the group's mission of improving the State Fair experience for everyone
Jan Langbein examines the deeper meaning behind the pop superstar's $1 award from a jury in Colorado over a case against a former DJ
Mary Ann Carlson drives 90 minutes each way, every day, just to enter her pies and cinmon rolls at the State Fair. The results say that it's time well spent.
Jim Manley of the Goldwater Institute makes the case for legislation that would ensure that the right to free speech is protected on college campuses
Financial advisor Courtney Dominguez examines the differences between men and women when it comes to saving our money
Law enforcement expert GM Cox examines the possible failures by the police in Charlottesville, as well as some of the ways police keep order in such volatile situations
Rhiley Binns of the Science Center of Iowa gets us ready for the upcoming solar eclipse
2017 Iowa State Fair Queen Jaqueline Ehrlich tells us what it's like being the (very sore) face of the Iowa State Fair
Jeff responds to this past weekend's events in Charlottesville, and President Trump's statement following them
Iowa Starting Line's Pat Rynard delves into the crowded race for the Democratic nomination for Governor
Roy Beck of Numbers USA makes the arguement for reforming the legal channels of immigration into the US
When race is used for political purposes, does it make it hard to see real racism in the world?
The story of Iowa's copper cup ban has gone viral, so we revisit it and the underlying liberty questions
Chef Richard Chamberlain whets your appetite and tells us how he would reccomend we cook our meats
Cleaning expert Debbie Sardone digs into a new survey about getting others to clean for you
Many frustrated citizens are calling for term limits for Congress, but are they really necessary?
Former Congressional aide Bethany Blankley gives her thoughts on why debbie Wasserman Schultz kept a former IT aide on the payroll after they came under investigation
We discuss the case out of Oregon where a child was taken from their parents because the parents had too low of an IQ
Iowa Secretary of Gariculture Bill Northey reports on his time in China last month, and how relations with North Korea could affect access to the Chinese market
Congressman Steve King discusses the ongoing chaos in the White House, and where the Congress should stay focused
Cyber security expert Keith Barthold warns us of the dangers that could be sitting in our SMS
Fox News Radio's Tonya J Powers tells the story of a couple in Florida (of course) who decided to get divorced over their thoughts on the President
Larry Kotlikoff gives tips on how to maximize your retirement savings, with some help from computers
Dr. Cornelius Grove discusses how American education is failing students, and what we can learn from Asia
The Scarmucci controversy reminds Jeff of a story involving his wife's cousins and a long strange trip to Soldier Field
Fox News Radio's Jared Halperin reports from the other side of the Capitol as the US House works on a new budget
There's a lot of controversy surrounding the new White House Communications Director's comments to a New Yorker reporter, but do you really care?
Relationship expert Donna Arp Weitzman gives tips for how to handle a breakup (Hint, it's not a good idea to text your ex)
Following the failure of the "Skinny Repeal" in the US Senate, we ask you if this will hurt all GOP Senators or just the ones who voted no
We discuss whether the new Federal Courthouse should be built on the old Riverfront YMCA site, or if it's better used for commercial purposes
Dr. Sally Fryer Dietz takes time out of her busy schedule to break down the recent study about CTE in former football players, then you chime in about whether you'll keep your boys from playing the sport
Former Vilsack Chief of Staff John Norris wants to be the Democratic nominee for Governor, and he stopped by to introduce himself to the state
Dr. Gerald Lamiero gives his thoughts on the Democratic Party's new slogan, and whether it means the left is actually changing
Author Alena Chapman talks about the "Prison Effect" and provides tips on how to break through our inner barriers
Legal expert Wendy Patrick delves into the California case where a parent tried to claim a winning lottery ticket their underage kid had purchased and played
Iowa Speedway President Jimmy Small previews this weekend's big NASCAR race weekend, including some good old rock and roll
We get your reaction to President Trump's announcement that transgender Americans will no longer be allowed in the military
From bags of meth to bringing Mom along, workplace expert Jim Whiddon talks about some of the more ridiculous things interviewees have done
Liberty McArtor of the Stream reports on the messy conclusion of the story of the young British boy
Ann Garvey of the Iowa department of Public Health gives an update on West Nile Virus and gives some tips for Iowans to keep healthy in the heat
As the Senate prepares to possibly debate replacing the Affordbale Care Act, we debate who would ultimately suffer politically if nothing happens before 2018
Infrastructure security expert Brigham McCown reacts to the story of two Iowa women who confessed to taking a torch to the Dakota Access Pipeline
Fox News Radio's Jared Halperin reports from the Hill as Senator McCain makes his return, giving Republicans hope for moving on fixing the Affordable care Act
A group of progressive scientists has questioned the legality of Iowan Sam Clovis' nomination as the USDA's top scientist
A recent Iowa Poll revealed that 91% of Iowans support testing of home school kids, what do you think?
Find out of our fellow Iowans are as worried about people illegally crossing the border as people in border states
Naomi Lopez Bauman of the Goldwater Institute talks about her fight against the so-called Obamacare Death Panels
Dr. Brandon Brock explains the Senator's recent diagnosis, and gives us some idea of what may lie ahead for McCain
Fox News Radio's Rachel Sutherland from DC on Trump's admission that he would not have picked Jeff Sessions for Attorney General if he knew Sessions would recuse himself from the Russia probe
Political analyst Jessica Jackson Sloan examines the President's recent comments to the New York Times about Robert Mueller's investigation into Russia and Trump
Educational consultant Catherine Marrs digs into how some high school seniors are using the social media world to harm competitors in college admissions
Laura Belin, of the progressive blog Bleeding Heartland, discusses the rift between Bertrand and GOP leaders that culminated in his call for Bill Dix to resign. Plus, hear his epic rant from this year's Legislative session.
Listeners continue to express their frustration over the inablility of Congress to get anything done
Fidget spinners have become an annoyance to American teachers, but is the Russian opposition using them for mind control?
Dr. Gracie Pozo Christie gives her thoughts on the Charlie Gard case and what it means for the future of health care
A Washington Post headline on the nomination of Sam Clovis to a USDA post sparks another conversation about man made climate change
democratic political analyst Michael Starr Hopkins gives his feelings on the news that the USPS let their employees campaign for Clinton on company time
The fallout continues from the Kirsten Anderson case, with at least one State Senator calling for GOP Senate Leader Bill Dix to step down from his post, but will anyone else back him?
Jared Halperin of Fox News Radio checks in from steamy DC on the GOP lawmakers' meal with President Trump
Fox News Radio's Tonya J Powers reports on the recent scuff up between the fiery conservative pundit and the airline industry
Private Investogator and author Bill Dear makes the case for the innocence of one of America's most famous defendants
Following the ruling in favor of former Senate GOP staffer Kirsten Anderson, Jeff asks why some of our elected officials don't hold themselves to the same standards they're under in the private sector
Political strategist Boyd Matheson gives his thoughts on the majority's inability to pass health care changes
CPA Aaron MacPhie does his best to work with the limited info available to explain the proposed changes to tax code
The Queen of Lean, Charlene Pistorio, gives her thoughts on the great weight loss debate
Iowa Restaurant Association President Jessica Dunker digs into the trend among younger adults to eat out more than ever.
Workplace expert Bobby Albert examines whether or not how a company requires you to dress actually does anything to the bottom line
A recent survey ranked Iowans near the bottom when it comes to driving, including giving us an F in turn signal use. Is this really a surprise to anyone?
Republicans promised to repeal Obamacare if we just gave them the power, but now they have the power and still can't do it.
Grant Kimberly of the Iowa Soybean Association talks about his upcoming trade mission to China
Mike Berry from the First Liberty Institute explains the recent ruling in one of his organization's cases
Addiction expert John Dyben looks into the circumstances surrounding the recent death of a GoT actor
We continue the age old debate about whether husband or wife are more satisfied in matrimony
The Cedar Rapids mayor steps up his fundraising, and his attacks on Governor Reynolds, as he ramps up his bid for the GOP nomination
David Barnes of Generation Opportunity breaks down how the Affordable Care Act has cost America jobs and growth
Fox News Radio's Jessica Rosenthal reports on the Attorney General's remarks on immigration reform efforts
Fox News Radio's Jeff Monosso fills us in on the story of a Budweiser heir, 8 dogs, and an attempt to fly drunk
Author Michelle Jannings talks with Doug Wagner about her new book Between-Living Life In Neither Extreme
Representative Steve King is at it again, what did he says this time to tweak the left?
Talking Donald Jr's meeting with the mysterious Russian lawyer during the campaign. Plus, take the generational quiz!
Mike Gonzalez of the Heritage Foundation digs into why Liberals are calling Trump's recent speech a dog whistle
Health care expert Roger Abramson argues how winning the White House might have been the worst thing that could happen to Republicans trying to get rid of the Affordable Care Act
Liberty McCartor of The Stream brings us up to date on the British kid who has become the center of the health care debate
In light of Des Moines debating fireworks Monday night, we wonder if maybe the whole thing is blown out of proportion (yes, we see what we did there)
Tamara Scott gives her thoughts on the recent invitation extended by the Oskaloosa City Council
Addiction specialist Court Nichols looks into the recent rise in meth use in the USA, and how the opioid epidemic has covered the ongoing problems
The main advocate of legalized fireworks discusses the reactions he's gotten from citizens
Iowa's hip hop activist talks about fighting back against the criminal elements in Des Moines
Historian Henry Olson explains how the Great Communicator was more like FDR than we may think
John Zmirak of The Stream discusses the unusual case of a British boy whose parents want to bring him to the US for treatment
Former Clinton staffer Michael Starr Hopkins tells us what he thinks the biggest effect will be of our Tweeter-in-Chief's habit
We discuss proposed legislation in NJ that would add such education to the school curriculum
Now that we've gone through our first 4th of July with legal fireworks, we discuss where the state should go from here
Author Scott Wintrip explains how sometimes you have to put the talent cart before the position horse when it comes to hiring
Enlightened Mom Maria Luce explains the new feature on the popular app that could put your kids in danger
Political strategist Ed Martin brings us up to speed on GOP efforts to fix health care law
Steve King checks in from the House floor on one of his long standing fights in Washington
Outdoors Dan talks about an upcoming event to get our veterans the help they need and deserve
HR expert Anne Berry talks about what it takes for small businesses to bring in the right employees
Political strategist Brian Graham breaks down the road ahead for GOP lawmakers as they try to keep one of their biggest promises
The gentleman from Iowa's 4th District calls in, literally from the floor of the House, to discuss something he's been working on since he entered office
We swing around the country, and across the pond, to get the latest from Fox News Radio
Mac Zimmerman from Americans for Prosperity explains why the BAT is B-A-D for average Americans
Phil Kerpen of American Commitment dives into the President's decision to pull from the environmental agreement
Author Jack Quarles explores how our cliches and sayings may end up costing us money in the end
Hiram Sasser of First Liberty gives an update on the case where a woman was told to stop praying by police after they were called to her house because she was listening to talk radio too loud.
Health care expert Roger Abramson digs into the Senate version of Obamacare replacement
Career adviser Tracey Jones talks about why half of all Americans seem to not like their jobs
Dr. John Dyben of Origins Recovery Centers talks about how it is possible for addicts to get better
Author and Fox News contributor Eric Bolling talks about his new book, The Swamp, and how President Trump can still drain Washington
The Democratic Gubernatorial candidate comes by to tell us a little about himself and his beliefs
Becky Beach of the Puppy Jake Foundation helps us discern between properly trained helper dogs and ones just pretending