Simon Conway: Recent Episodes
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Simon Conway's interview with Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Scott Turner during Tuesday's first hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Iowa House Speaker Pat Grassley during Tuesday's first hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Iowa Secretary of State Paul State during Monday's second hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Representative Bobby Kaufmann during Monday's first hour.
Simon Conway's interview with NATO Ambassador Matt Whitaker during Thursday's second hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Representative Steven Holt during Wednesday's first hour.
Simon Conway's interview with White House Deputy Communications Director, Alex Pfeiffer, during Monday's first hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Representative Brett Barker during Thursday's second hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Congresswoman Ashley Hinson during Thursday's second hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Israel Consul General Yinam Cohen during Wednesday's second hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Representative Eddie Andrews during Wednesday's first hour.
Simon Conway discusses the charges being brought against two Chinese Nationals during Tuesday's third hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Iowa Secretary of State, Paul Pate, during Monday's third hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Congresswoman Mariannette Miller-Meeks during Friday's first hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Senator Rand Paul live in studio during Wednesday's first hour.
Simon Conway hosts a special edition of The WHO Morning Show on Memorial Day 2025. Hour four.
Simon Conway hosts a special edition of The WHO Morning Show on Memorial Day 2025. Hour three.
Simon Conway hosts a special edition of The WHO Morning Show on Memorial Day 2025. Hour two.
Simon Conway hosts a special edition of The WHO Morning Show on Memorial Day 2025. Hour one.
Simon Conway's interview with Representative Ray "Bubba" Sorenson during Friday's third hour.
Simon Conway's interview with U.S. Secretary of Energy, Chris Wright, during Friday's second hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Iowa State Senator Lynn Evans during Monday's third hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Jessi McQuerrey, Director of Programs for the ABI Foundation, during Thursday's second hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Joe Murphy, President of the Iowa Business Council, during Wednesday's second hour.
Simon Conway's interview with the U.S. Ambassador to NATO, Matt Whitaker, during Tuesday's first hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Representative Megan Jones during Wednesday's first hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Congresswoman Mariannette Miller-Meeks during Tuesday's first hour.
Simon Conway's interview Iowa Auditor of State, Rob Sand, during Wednesday's first hour.
Simon Conway's interview with the Secretary of Health and Human Services, Robert F. Kennedy Jr, during Tuesday's second hour.
Simon Conway's interview with the U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs, Doug Collins, during Thursday's first hour.
Simon Conway's interview with U.S. Secretary of Education, Linda McMahon, during Wednesday's first hour
Simon Conway's in studio interview with Governor Kim Reynolds during Wednesday's first hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Iowa Men's Basketball Coach, Ben McCollum, during Tuesday's second hour.
Simon Conway's in studio interview with Governor Kim Reynolds during Thursday's first hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate during Tuesday's third hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Representative Ashley Hinson during Tuesday's second hour.
Simon Conway's interview with former Acting U.S. Attorney General Matt Whitaker during Tuesday's first hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Representative Zach Nunn and Senator Chuck Grassley during Monday's first hour.
Simon Conway's interview with with Representative Mariannette Miller Meeks during Friday's third hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Governor Kim Reynolds and Congressman Zach Nunn during Friday's first hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Representative Bill Gustoff during Thursday's third hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird during Wednesday's second hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Representative Mariannette Miller-Meeks during Wednesday's first hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Representative Tulsi Gabbard during Friday's second hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Senator Chuck Grassley and Representative Zach Nunn during Friday's first hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Representative Eddie Andrews during Thursday's third hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders during Thursday's first hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Representative Mariannette Miller Meeks during Wednesday's second hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate during Tuesday's first hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Representative Ashley Hinson during Tuesday's first hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Speaker of the United States House of Representatives, Mike Johnson, during Friday's first hour 10/18/24
Simon Conway's interview with Representative Ashley Hinson during Thursday's second hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird during Wednesday's first hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate during Tuesday's first hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Lieutenant Colonel Eric Lopez during Thursday's second hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Congresswoman Mariannette Miller-Meeks during Thursday's third hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Tim Petit and Rick Kreitzinger during Monday's third hour.
Simon Conway's interview with John Halferty and Jeff Anderson during Monday's second hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Representative Eddie Andrews during Thursday's second hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Iowa State Auditor Rob Sand during Wednesday's first hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Iowa State Auditor Rob Sand during Thursday's first hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Congresswoman Ashley Hinson during Thursday's first hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Congressman Bobby Kaufmann during Wednesday's first hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird during Wednesday's third hour.
Simon Conway's interview with former Acting U.S. Attorney General Matt Whittaker during Monday's second hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Rear Admiral Robert Noakowski during Monday's second hour.
Simon Conway's interview with former acting U.S. Attorney General Matt Whittaker during Monday's first hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Representative Taylor Collins during Monday's second hour.
Simon Conway's interview with former Acting U.S. Attorney General Matt Whittaker during Wednesday's second hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird during Wednesday's first hour.
Simon Conway's interview with former Acting U.S. Attorney General Matt Whittaker during Wednesday's first hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Senator Brad Zaun and Coach Dan McCarney during Tuesday's third hour.
Simon Conway's interview with former acting U.S. Attorney General Matt Whittaker during Monday's first hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird during Friday's second hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Congresswoman Ashley Hinson during Thursday's first hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Representative Steven Holt during Wednesday's first hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Governor Kim Reynolds in studio during Tuesday's second hour.
Simon Conway's interview with former White House Press Secretary, Sean Spicer, during Tuesday's first hour
Simon Conway's interview with Representative Bobby Kaufmann during Tuesday's first hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Representative Taylor Collins during Thursday's second hour.
Simon Conway's interview with Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird during Wednesday's first hour.
Matt Kittle filling in for Simon Conway. Interview with Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson during Tuesday's third hour
Matt Kittle filling in for Simon Conway. Interview with Ira Mehlman during Tuesday's first hour
Matt Kittle filling in for Simon Conway, interviews Governor Kim Reynolds during Thursday's second hour.
Matt Kittle fills in for Simon Conway, interviewing Hans Von Spakousky during Wednesday's second hour
Matt Kittle fills in for Simon Conway. Interview with Brian Schimming during Wednesday's first hour
Matt Kittle fills in for Simon Conway, interviewing Senator Joni Ernst during Tuesday's third hour
Matt Kittle filling in for Simon Conway interviews Bonner Cohen on Tuesday's first hour
Matt Kittle filling in for Simon Conway interviews Erick Kaardal during Tuesday's first hour
Simon interviews Former Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker on Tuesday afternoon during the second hour
Simon is reading your text on last hour's topic of a new AI home security system, armed with paintballs and tear gas. Nothing scary about that.... Also on Fun Friday, you can visit an active volcano in Antarctica and be showered with gold! On more serious notes, Sue Danielson from the WHO Radio news room updates us on the sever weather crossing through Western Iowa. And on the campus of George Washington University, a protestor is carrying a horrifying sign that reads: "Final Solution".
State Representative and Cattle Farmer Bobby Kaufmann squashes the idea being posed at an Australian University that we should only reproduce from cows that FART LESS! The Terminator movie is getting closer to reality as a new home security system is being developed using AI technology armed with paintballs and tear gas. And Dave Matthews gives his comments on an AI blend of coffee being made in Finland.
Meteorologist John McLaughlin from Storm Hunter gives a rundown on the weather situation and the severe potential through the weekend. It's also Fun Friday (hooray!). A Canadian man died in Cuba, but the body that arrived to the relatives in Quebec was that of a man from Russia! Where is he now?? A world record fitting for Arbor Day was set in Alabama.
WHO Radio began broadcasting from Des Moines, Iowa on April 10, 1924. Today we celebrate 100 years of broadcasting to Iowans as Jeff Angelo visits with some of the voices who made it happen! We reminisce with Van Harden and Bonnie Lucas on their days on the morning show. Current WHO Radio personalities Simon Conway, Bob Quinn, David Geiger, Lee Habeeb, Heather Burnside, Sue Danielson, Nathan Fischer, and Terry Rich discuss their best memories on the air and the significance of telling the stories of Iowans. We also look back at some of the highlights of WHO legends Ronald Reagan and Herb Plambeck.
Simon talks Biden's attempt at a State of the Union Address, Human Trafficking with Representative Steven Holt, and much much more!
Simon talks with Mary Miller about cancel culture and the State of the Union Address, lays out the rules to his drinking game, and much much more!
Simon talks with Representative Ashley Hinson and Senator Joni Ernst about the upcoming State of the Union address, and more!
Simon plays an interview with Sherriff Grady Judd of Polk County Florida about human trafficking, and interviews Renata Castro of USA for All about immigration.
Friday's First Hour: Indianapolis radio host Andy Sweeney. Plus, state Rep. Eddie Andrews.
Well respected Community College President follows Iowa State Law and is now on Administrative Leave. Simon Conway speaks with Herb Riedel.
Former Hawkeye player Jamie Cavey Lang answers that question and talks about potential history in tonight's game.
He calls Simon to preview the Judiciary Committee's priorities, talk property taxes and more.
She's in studio with Simon and John McLaughlin to talk about 2A day at the Iowa capitol.
Wednesday's Second Hour: Iowa Attorney general Brenna Bird on the state's lawsuit against TikTok. Plus, Wilson Freeman of the Pacific Legal Foundation on a lawsuit surrounding independent contractors.
Wednesday's First Hour: Representative Megan Jones in studio. Plus, a reporter asked Todd Bowles what exactly?
Tuesday's Second Hour: State Senator Brad Zaun previews the incoming legislative session. Plus, Mark Morgan on the southern border.
Friday's Second Hour: Former President Donald Trump and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis on the phone.
Thursday's First Hour: Congresswoman Ashley Hinson on the phone. Plus, recapping last night's debate between DeSantis and Haley.
Simon talks with John McLaughlin the chairman of the Iowa Firearm Coalition, and Bobby Kaufman an Iowa state representative.
Tuesday's First Hour: Will you be caucusing despite the cold weather? Plus, Kevin Virgil, who is running to primary Congressman Feenstra in Iowa's 4th District.
Monday's Third Hour: David Geiger on Proposition 12. Plus, Laurette Veres on rising engagement numbers.
Monday's Second Hour: Rep. Eddie Andrews in studio. Plus, Sen. Joni Ernst on her recent trip to Israel.
Thursday's First Hour: Simon goes over a conversation he had with his daughter who's a school psychologist. Plus, your thoughts on the phone and text lines.
Thursday's Second Hour: Iowa State Dairy Association Executive Director Mariah Busta discusses what happened at their annual meeting at the end of December and their key priorities in the new year. State Senator Dawn Driscoll spoke with David Geiger about what's on the docket for agriculture in the 2024 state legislative session. U.S. Commodities' Don Roose tells us what is happening down in South America influencing today's grain trade.
Thursday's First Hour: EarthOptics CEO Lars Dyrude tells us about their operation mapping farmland across the country and taking soil samples. Don Roose at U.S. Commodities, Inc. gives us the latest news on the commodity markets. Iowa Corn Promotion Board President Stan Nelson tells us about the ways that corn checkoff dollars are being used.
Wednesday's Second Hour: Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis calls the show. Plus, Joe Buccino on the middle east.
Friday's First and Only Hour: Iowa pig farmer Todd Wiley. Plus, you can spend a lot of money to see the ball drop in New York...from an Applebee's.
Wednesday's First Hour: Lee Smith on Israel and Palestine. Plus, Charles Schneider of Iowans Supporting Israel.
Tuesday's Second Hour: Presidential candidates Ron DeSantis and Ryan Binkley on the phone. Plus, a huge ruling out of Colorado.
Tuesday's First Hour: Former President Donald Trump on the phone. Plus, Simon recaps his weekend trip to Green Bay.
Friday's Second Hour: Doug spends the entire hour chatting with financial advisor Roger Abel on what you should do to round out your financial year.
Doug talks Christmas songs all hour with you guys and gets your thoughts on what's good and what's not.
Brixton was diagnosed with Neuroblastoma when with he was 7 months old but thankfully, he's is cancer-free and is enjoying wrestling, soccer, and swimming and being an active six year old. His mom, Taryn was in the Hy-Vee studio to give us all the good updates on Brixton.
Gracie is a full on sassy, daydreaming teenager; enjoying her sophomore year at Waukee High School. It's hard to see now that she was fighting for her life five years ago when she was diagnosed with cancer. Her mother, Jeanet was in person to give an update on Gracie and how Pinky Swear helped them during their time of need.
Simon discusses updates on the Hunter Biden case and some furry friends from University of Iowa's Children's Hospital
Wednesday's Second Hour: Matt Everson of the NFIB on small business. Plus, are QR codes a gateway to identity theft? Cybersecurity expert Matt Malone answers that question.
Wednesday's First Hour: State Senator Brad Zaun on the Satanic display at the state capitol. Plus, a win for Trump in terms of the dates of his court cases?
He calls Simon to give his first interview since its passing and to talk about Veteran suicide in America.
Tuesday's First Hour: Vivek Ramaswamy on recent threats, anti-Semitism and more. Plus, PepsiCo is releasing a new booze flavored like...nacho cheese Doritos.
Monday's Second (And Final) Hour: Simon and MaryBeth Meyer report on the final numbers for the 9th annual Pinky Swear Raditothon. Plus, former Congressman Robert Pittinger shares stories of Ronald Reagan.
Monday's First Hour: Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on the phone. Plus, Simon's thoughts on impeachment and a possible "October Surprise."
Ophelia is dancing her way through the 5th grade after she was diagnosed with B-Cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia in 2022. Her mother Bobbie called us to give us an update on her status and some of Ophelia's story.
William was diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukemia in February 2022 and his mom, Leah came into the studio to tell us about his story and to give us an update about how William is doing!
Isaac had a rough start to life with being immediately air lifted to the nearest NICU two hours away where he spent his first month of life. His mother, Amanda called in to tell us more of his story and how he's doing today!
Wednesday's (abbreviated) Third Hour: Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate and Malian Cottington, volunteer coordinator for Homeless Veteran Stand-Down, are in studio to tell Simon about an event this weekend.
Wednesday's Second Hour: Author Joe Allen calls Simon to talk about his book on the potentials of AI. Plus, Dr. Steven Weber on if he thinks Aaron Rodgers can make a comeback.
Wednesday's First Hour: Nikki Haley calls Simon to talk news of the day and bring an update from the road. Plus, the USS Iowa needs your help, so CEO Jonathan Williams calls Simon to tell you why.
Tuesday's Third Hour: Dr. Courtney Gowin calls Simon to talk about a shortage of laxatives in the US. Plus, more movies JD hasn't seen!
Tuesday's Second Hour: Former Vice President Mike Pence on Speaker McCarthy's impeachment decision and more. Plus, Expert on Aging Angela Stewart on how using the internet can help reduce the likelihood of developing dimentia.
He calls the show to talk about that and President Biden's actions on the anniversary of 9/11.
Tuesday's First Hour: House Speaker Kevin McCarthy has announced a plan to inquire about the impeachment of President Biden, so Simon gets your thoughts. Plus, Psychologist John Huber on how trauma unites but how that doesn't last long.
Psychologist John Huber calls Simon to explain how trauma unites people and what he thinks it will take to be that unified again.
Simon and Mike talk about what he witnessed that day, most notably about the smell that lingered in the city for weeks.
Monday's Third Hour: Anna Ryon, who is representing a landowner at the Iowa Utility Board hearing, is in studio to bring Simon an update. Plus, Biden negotiated with Iran...on 9/11.
Anna Ryon, representing a landowner pro-bono at the Iowa Utility Board pipeline hearing, is in studio to give Simon an update.
Monday's Second Hour: We continue to remember 9/11 with therapist Dr. Carole Lieberman. Pus, New Mexico is trying to put a suspension....on the Second Amendment, and even California Democrats are questioning it. John McLaughlin of the Iowa Firearms Coalition calls Simon to talk about it.
Monday's First Hour. Mike Opelka, who was a mile from the World Trade Center on that day, calls Simon to remember. Plus, we get your stories on how you remember it.
Friday's Third Hour: Andrew Downs calls the show to talk CyHawk. Plus, Bob Lyons of March to the Capitol.
Friday's Second Hour: Former President Donald Trump calls the show ahead of his visit to the CyHawk game. Plus, Ben Darby, a former police officer, is out of prison after his conviction on a murder charge was overturned, so his wife Keelin calls Simon to tell him about what's next.
Friday's First Hour: Gary Dolphin joins the show to preview the CyHawk game. Plus, former Acting Attorney General and Hawkeye legend Matt Whittaker.
Thursday's Third Hour: Chris Matthew of Sniffle Health on AI's benefits in health care. Plus, has Nikki Haley really gained any momentum after the first debate?
Thursday's Second Hour: An interesting quote from David Eisenhower. Plus, the FBI was given the master code to a gun safe prior to raiding someone's home.
Thursday's First Hour: Rep. Tom Tiffany of Wisconsin talks with Matt on the Biden Crime Family. Plus, Trump Pollster John McLaughlin.
Wednesday's (abbreviated) Third Hour: Steve Alten, author of The Meg book series calls the show. Plus, Simon gives JD an internet history lesson.
Wednesday's Second Hour: An unclaimed 1 million dollar lottery prize has expired, so Mary Neubauer is in studio to tell Simon what happens to that money. Plus, Steve Goreham on hurricanes and climate change.
Wednesday's First Hour: President Trump and two other candidates are coming t the CyHawk Game. Plus, a way you can help commemorate the upcoming anniversary of 9/11.
Michael Young of the VFW joins Simon in studio to talk about one way you can help commemorate.
Tuesday's Third Hour: The weather is slated to change to more seasonal temperatures, so John McLaughlin calls the show to tell Simon about it.
Tuesday's Second Hour: Vivek Ramaswamy calls Simon to talk about his appearance at the CyHawk game and more updates from the trail. Plus, Kevin Virgil, an Iowa native who wrote an op-ed on the pipeline hearing in Fort Dodge.
He calls the show to talk about his trip to the CyHawk game...and that presidential campaign thing, too.
Tuesday's First Hour: An incident occurred at the Des Moines Labor Day Parade involving our veteran community. Plus, Simon's got a man cold!
Mary Van Horn and Bruce Charlet are in studio to talk about an incident that occurred in the parade involving our Veteran community.
Simon and Doug Wagner are live from Fry fest, and they talk to Gary Dolphin and Taylor from Concept by Iowa Hearing. Plus, Simon and Doug play Hawkeye trivia.
Thursday's Third Hour: Simon sits down with Andrew Downs to preview the Hawkeyes, Cyclones and Seminoles. Plus, the author of "100 Things To Do in Des Moines Before You Die."
Thursday's Second Hour: D-Wags calls the show from Iowa City to preview this year's edition of Fry Fest. Plus, Hannah Dasher, who will be headlining the Country Foodie Fest coming up.
Thursday's First Hour: Simon gets your thoughts on Mitch McConnel's glitch yesterday. Plus, Antonio Chalmers of the Iowa Music Awards.
Wednesday's (Abbreviated) Third Hour: John Risvi, The Patent Professor, calls the show to answer that question.
Wednesday's Second Hour: Dr John Lott on if the gun control people actually care about the root of the mass shootings. Plus, Chris Burgard on his new documentary on the southern border.
Wednesday's First Hour: Mitch McConnell froze in one of his press gatherings...again. Plus, landowner Kathy Stockdale of Hardin County on the pipeline companies going on their land.
Kathy Stockdale of Hardin County calls the show from Fort Dodge to bring Simon an update on the Utilities Board hearing regarding the pipelines.
Tuesday's Third Hour: A Colorado school kicked a kid kid out over a Gadsden flag patch on his backpack. Plus, Suits is making a comeback.
Tuesday's Second Hour: Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird is in studio to talk about what to do in the event you receive a fishy phone call. Plus, travel agent Dean Burtch on if it's time to return to Maui quite yet.
Tuesday's Second Hour: Fox News Radio's Eben Brown brings an update on preparations for Idalia in Florida. Plus, Congressman Steve King on the Iowa Utilities Board hearing regarding the carbon pipeline.
He calls the show from Fort Dodge to talk with Simon about recent happenings in the hearing.
Monday's Third Hour: Today marks the 60th anniversary of the I Have a Dream speech. Plus, a scammer pretending to be sheriff's office...called the sheriff's office.
State Rep. Eddie Andrews is in studio to mark it and talk about the state of racism in America today.
Monday's Second Hour: Ginny Shindelar calls the show to talk to Simon about why Gen Z is foregoing college. Plus, former Congressman Jason Chaffetz on why he doesn't think Biden will be the 2024 nominee.
He calls Simon to talk about a piece he penned in Fox as to why he doesn't believe Biden will be the 2024 nominee for the Democrats.
Monday's First Hour: Simon responds to recent comments on racism made by Vivek Ramaswamy. Plus, a lawyer who is representing landowners pro bono during the Iowa Utilities Board hearing on carbon pipelines.
Anna Ryon, a lawyer representing landowners pro bono in the hearing, is in studio to tell Simon how it's going and why it isn't the most fair situation.
Friday's Second Hour: Rep. Mary Miller of Illinois calls the show to talk Trump indictments. Plus, Karen Worcester on what you should be doing on September 12.
Friday's First Hour: Nikki Haley calls the show to talk with Simon about Wednesday's debate, abortion and the economy. Plus, the Biden Administration employs an alcohol czar!
She calls the show to recap Wednesday's debate, talk abortion policy and make quite the presidential promise.
Thursday's Third Hour: Former President Donald Trump reports to the Fulton County Jail. Plus, an upcoming gala for the Ronald McDonald Hosue.
Thursday's Second Hour: Vivek Ramaswamy clears the air on some controversy spurred by comments on last night's debate stage. Plus, more stories asking if masks should make a comeback.
He calls the show to talk about last night's debate, state he's focused on running and more.
Thursday's First Hour: Former VP Mike Pence calls the show following last night's debate. Plus, your thoughts on the winners and losers.
Wednesday's Third Hour: Loka Pandya, an expert on joy, on how you can keep morale up through the heat. Plus, a plane crash has killed the leader of the Wagner Group.
Loka Pandya, Expert on Joy, calls the show to talk about how you can stay joyful throughout the week.
Wednesday's Second Hour: Tom Buyis, Chief Executive at American Carbon Alliance, calls the show. Plus, a cute story about Simon's Mr. Magnus.
Wednesday's First Hour: Simon opens the show with your thoughts on Trump vs. the field. Plus, Hogan Gidley, who worked in the White House as well as for Trump's 2020 campaign, on what's going through the heads of campaign staff pre-debate.
He calls the show to preview the debate and talk about what the campaigns are thinking about prior to it.
Tuesday's Third Hour: Mike Newton calls Simon to chat about how AI is making its way into health care. Plus, 14 cities are in on a Liberal plan.
Tuesday's Second Hour: Head of the Hoover Presidential Library Jerry Fleagal calls the show to talk about a fundraiser gala for a renovation. Plus, Veteran Mark Lucas on the military recruitment crisis.
Mark Lucas, who served for 18 and a half years, calls Simon to talk about the crisis and why he thinks new marketing won't work.
Tuesday's First Hour: Larry Elder says he qualified for the first GOP debate, but the RNC says he didn't. He calls the show to tell Simon his next steps. Plus, Mark Morgan on Biden auctioning off border wall parts.
Mark Morgan, who led ICE under 6 presidents, calls the show to talk to Simon about that and more.
He calls the show to tell Simon why he thinks he should be on the stage and what he will do if he's not.
Monday's Third Hour: Relationship Expert Jennifer Styers calls the show. Plus, Prince Harry suddenly has a full head of hair.
Jennifer Styers, said relationship expert, calls the show to talk to Simon about why women only want to date men over 6 foot tall.
Monday's Second Hour: Jonathan Williams, CEO of the Pacific Battleship Center, calls in to talk about Hilary's effects at the Port of LA. Plus, John McLaughlin on this week's extreme heat.
Consequently, the Battleship Iowa has dropped its anchor for the first time in a long time. CEO Jonathan Williams calls Simon to give an update.
Monday's First Hour: Simon is back in studio, and he gives his thoughts on the fact that Trump won't participate in the first GOP debate. Plus, former candidate Rick Santorum on a candidate's point of view on the debate.
Rick Santorum, former presidential candidate and Iowa Caucus winner, calls Simon to talk about his time on the debate stage and what to expect come Wednesday.
Friday's Third Hour: Simon chats with Libertarian Chase Oliver. Plus, Secretary of State Paul Pate.
Friday's Second Hour: Simon is in studio with Lt. Gov. Adam Gregg. Plus, the new CEO of the Fair Jeremy Parsons.
Friday's First Hour: Simon chats to Gov.. Kim Reynolds, as is tradition on the last weekday of the Fair. Plus, Matt Strawn of the Iowa Lottery.
Michael Newton, ISU Public Safety Chief, explains how his department will keep students safe//
Luke Hoffman, Iowa Rivers Revival, Fourmile Creek clean-up//
Nina Marquart, Iowa Project Aware, Iowa River clean-up//
Roby Smith, Iowa Treasurer, Great Iowa Treasure Hunt-Iowa State Fair//
Phil Dix, Iowa State Fair food competitions//
Wayne Frost, Iowa Barn Foundation, Iowa State Fair//
Eden Gaul, Governor's Charity Steer Show, Iowa State Fair//
Holly Schmitt, FFA State President, Iowa State Fair//
Spencer Johnson, Coach of Gage Kile, Iowa gymnastics celebrity//
The Honey Queen and Princess stop by. Plus, what the US Navy is using as a recruitment tool at the fair may surprise you.
A group of state legislators stops by the Crystal Studio to celebrate Legislator's day at the fair and talk pipelines.
Simon chats to Naomi Scott, the 2022-23 Iowa Dairy Princess. Plus, Tulsi Gabbard on how you can help support the people of Maui.
She calls the show to talk to Simon about what she's seen on the island and the best way that you can help.
It's Day 7 of the Iowa State Fair! Bob Quinn broadcasts this hour live from the Elwell Park Tractor Pull grounds with Titan Tire! He begins with Dave Nelson with the Outlaw YOUNG GUNS who tells us about yesterday's YOUNG GUNS event at the Fair, previews today's pulls, and talks about the points system and crowning a champion later this year. One of the hog showers at the Iowa State Fair, Barrett Clark, talks with Bob about the hogs he's showing and what he is competing in later this week. Chuck Inman from the Central Iowa Tractor Club tells us about the 55 tractors on display on the Grand Concourse today. We talk with the folks from Capitol City Kubota about the vehicle they're letting us drive around the Fairgrounds all week as well as some of their other products on display at the Fair.
Simon chats to Jen McDonald of VA Claims Insider. Plus, a representative from the American Legion.
Simon chats to Jen McDonald of VA Claims Insider, an organization that helps Veterans get the insurance coverage they have earned and deserve.
Simon continues honoring Veteran's Day at the 2023 Fair by talking with people from the VFW as well as Lanae Strovers of the Final Salute.
Monday was Veteran's Day at the Fair, so Simon chats to members of the Iowa VA and the Submarine Iowa. Plus, Iowa Secretary of Ag Mike Naig.
Simon chats with Director of the Iowa DNR Kayla Lyon and presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Plus, we wrap up the first weekend at the Fair for the Simon Conway Show.
Nina Marquart of Iowa Project Aware, river clean-up results//
Michelle Book, Food Bank of Iowa, FY report//
John Sorenson, Iowa Bankers Association, rising interest rates//
Laura Cannon, Horizon Science Academy charter school//
Wanda Goranson, Unity Point Health-DM, Nurse Camp//
Roby Smith, Iowa Treasurer, Record unclaimed asset returned to Iowan//
Hour Two of The Simon Conway Show. Former Vice President Mike Pence Comes to the Crystal Studio.
Wednesday's Third Hour: Jeff Angelo calls Simon from his front lawn while the State Fair Parade passes by. Plus, Brett Eagleson of 911 Justice.
Wednesday's Second Hour: A Judge has ordered Southwest Airlines Attorneys to take a religious freedom course, so Mark Mix calls the show to tell Simon about it. Plus, Dr. Miriam Grossman on transgender indoctrination in our schools.
Mark Mix has been with the case for five years, so he calls the show to tell Simon about it.
Wednesday's First Hour: The University of Iowa is acquiring the Mercy Hospital building in Iowa City, but where is the money coming from? Pus, Hogan Gidley, 2020 National Press Secretary for Trump's campaign, on pay-to-play in the Biden family.
Hogan Gidley, the Trump campaign's national press secretary in 2020, calls the show to talk about that and more.
Tuesday's Third Hour: One of the largest lottery prizes ever is up for grabs tonight, so we ask you one question: what would you buy?
Tuesday's Second Hour: Iowa is suing the federal government over the year-round sale of E-15, so AG Brenna Bird calls in and Monte Shaw is in studio to talk about it. Plus, one of the largest lottery payouts ever is up for grabs.
Shaw, Executive Director with the Iowa Renewable Fuels Association, is in studio to talk to Simon about this week's lawsuit.
Tuesday's First Hour: The fair is just two days away, and more politicians are scheduled to be there. Plus, Roma Daravi on recent Trump allegations and his campaign.
Daravi, former Trump White House Deputy Director of Strategic Communication, calls the show to talk campaign and recent events.
Monday's Third Hour: John Hintz of Warrior Tattoo in Waukee calls in to tell SImon the results of this weekend's fundraiser. Plus, Karen Straughan.
Monday's Second Hour: Congresswoman Marianette Miller-Meeks calls into the show. Plus, Ian Hanou on trees and temperatures in cities.
Congresswoman Marianette Miller-Meeks calls into the show to answer that question and bring more updates from Washington.
Monday's First Hour: Simon devotes the first hour to highlights from his special show at Ashley Hinson's BBQ Bash, including interviews with Ron DeSantis, Vivek Ramaswamy, Larry Elder, Nikki Haley and Gov. Reynolds.
Friday's Third Hour: Simon's rabbi is in studio to talk about how a local kosher deli went viral. Plus, a so-called "alien Expert" thinks he may know where living beings are hiding.
Friday's Second Hour: State Representative Jeff Shipley has penned a letter to Iowa Libraries, so he calls the show to talk about why. Plus, the Iowa Barn Foundation will be building a barn on the fairgrounds this year.
He calls the show to tell Simon why he chose to write it and what's happening in our libraries.
Friday's First Hour: A group of teenagers overtook a 7-11, but the mayor of Chicago didn't like one term used to describe the event. Plus, Mattel wants to pay someone to play UNO.
Sonia Sellmeyer, Iowa Insurance Division//
Iowans Peter Teahen and John Ockenfels complete their global Flight to End Polio//
Dwight Hughes, Iowa Barn Foundation//
Thursday's Third Hour: Judy Gaman, a healthy living expert, calls the show to talk about one senator's idea for combatting loneliness. Plus, John Hintz of Warrior Tattoo Waukee on his upcoming suicide awareness benefit.
John Hintz, from Warrior Tattoo in Waukee, is in the studio to tell Simon about an upcoming benefit for suicide awareness.
Judy Gaman, a healthy living expert, calls the show to talk about why government isn't the answer here.
Thursday's Second Hour: Mitch McConnell had a little glitch last week, so psychiatrist Dr. Carole Lieberman calls into the show to talk to Simon about cognitive tests. Plus, Wayne Black on keeping our schools safe.
Wayne Black, who founded a security consulting firm, calls the show to talk to Simon about keeping our schools safe headed into the new year.
Thursday's First Hour: Christina Bobb, a Trump lawyer with the Save America PAC, calls the show to talk about the newest indictment. Plus, the Fair is only getting closer!
The Trump lawyer with Save America PAC calls the show to talk to Simon about the 2020 election and this week's events.
Wednesday's Third Hour: Matt Strawn, Mr. Iowa Lottery himself, is in studio to talk about this week's giant jackpot. Plus, a prospective shooter could not get into a school in Memphis, and Simon gives his thoughts on that.
Wednesday's Second Hour: Marine Steven Holt calls the show to talk to Simon about one idea to solve the military recruitment crisis. Plus, Dr. Jeffery Addicott on his new book about the Civil War.
He calls into the show to talk about his new book on the Union's tactics in the civil war and how they line up in the Ukrainian conflict.
Wednesday's First Hour: Gordie Siebring calls into the show with an update from his farm in Ukraine. Plus, Congresswoman Ashley Hinson o the GOP race and her upcoming barbecue.
She calls into the show to talk to Simon about the recent indictments, her upcoming barbecue and more.
Our friend in Ukraine calls the show to give Simon an update on the conflict, its effects and an update on his dog.
Tuesday's Second Hour: Simon's hosting a blood drive at the Iowa State Fair so Kyle Charles from LiveServe joins the show to give out the plan. Plus, Helen Eddy from the Polk County Health Department.
Helen Eddy, the department's director, stops by the studio to chat with Simon about the recommendation and take questions from listeners.
Kyle Charles, from LifeServe, is in studio to talk about the event, which is just over two weeks away.
Tuesday's First Hour: Donald Trump has been indicted once again, and that news breaks in the middle of the program. Plus, Nan Su, an investigative reporter, on a recent warning against travelling to China.
Monday's Third Hour: Some controversial funding has been pulled by the Biden administration due to the passing of a bill, which Simon is pretty sure no one even read before voting on it. Plus, legal expert Alan Ostegren on a woman who was fired form her job for trying to stop a shoplifter.
The show's legal expert, Alan Ostegren, calls in to talk to Simon about potential legal consequences of the situation.
Monday's Second Hour: Jay Young, resident Texas Oil Man, gives Simon an update on oil. Plus, Carl Gould on back to school shopping's impact on the economy.
Jay Young, resident Texas Oil Man, calls the show to give Simon an update on all things oil.
Monday's First Hour: Simon is joined by Van Harden, Ross Peterson, Joel McCrea and a whole lot of listeners to remember how much the late Jan Mickelson meant to WHO and its community.
Hour Three Of The Simon Conway Show. Do you like Airbnb? After this story you probably won't.
Hour One Of The Simon Conway Show. Former Vice President of the United States Mike Pence - Talking Military.
Secretary of State Paul Pate & Story County Deputy Sheriff Elizabeth Quinn, Human Trafficking//
Steve Nabor, Des Moines City Engineer, Grand Avenue and Locust Street, downtown//
Zach Bader, Iowa Farm Bureau, Survey finds Iowans' meat, dairy preferences//
Friday's Third Hour: Matt Kittle wraps up his week on the show by remembering Tony Bennett as more than a singer, but a Veteran and good human.
Friday's Second Hour: New York City has agreed to pay more than $13 million in civil rights settlements, mostly to rioters, so author Julio Rosas calls in to tell Matt about it. Plus, Greg Edwards of Catch Des Moines on what's ahead in the state.
Friday's First Hour: Congressman Zach Nunn calls into the show to update Matt on a few bills he's pushing through congress. Plus, Da Lennington, Deputy Counsel for Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty calls the show to talk affirmative action.
Thursday's Second Hour: Robert F. Kennedy Jr. testified in a censorship hearing today and Dan Schneider calls the show to talk about it. Plus, one US Senator went a little overboard celebrating National Hit Dog Day.
Thursday's First Hour: Mary Neubauer calls the show to tell Matt why the lottery prize has gotten so high and brings an exciting update from Iowa Lottery. Plus, legal expert Alan Ostergren on what's next with the fetal heartbeat bill in the courts.
Michael Lentch of Des Moines Area Community College, high school students earning college credit//
Tours are planned at Des Moines' historic Woodland cemetery//
Iowans Peter Teahen and Jon Ockenfels continue their Flight to End Polio//
Russ Vannorsdel, Fridley Theaters has plans to reopen the Fleur Cinema in Des Moines//
Des Moines and Ames prepare for RAGBRAI, Ames City Spokeswoman Susan Gwiasda and Des Moines Police Sgt. Paul Parezik//
Wednesday's Third Hour: The lottery is up to record breaking prizes. Plus, the left is trying to cancel country music again.
Wednesday's Second Hour: US Senator Chuck Grassley calls the show to talk today's whistleblower activity on Capitol Hill. Plus, Plus, Iowa GOP chairman Jeff Kauffman.
Wednesday's First Hour: Trump Pollster John McGLaughlin calls the show to talk Team Trump and the polls. Plus, Heritage Foundation Senior Research Fellow Robert Moffitt on COVID and Dr. Fauci.
Donald Trump was in Cedar rapids today, so he stopped in studio to give Doug an extended interview.
Tuesday's First Hour: Joe Biden didn't seem too alert when meeting with Israel's president. Plus, Doug's thoughts on presidential campaigns.
Monday's Third Hour: A selfie caused quite the commotion at the Tour de France. Plus, more on bias in mainstream media.
Monday's Second Hour: Matt gives his thoughts on divisive media. Plus, Vivek Ramaswamy on the show once again.
Monday's First Hour: US Senator Ron Johnson of Wisconsin calls the show to talk cocaine in the white house. Plus, Matt's thoughts on last weekend's big political event in Des Moines.
Friday's Third Hour: Jonathan Williams, of Pacific Battleship Center, is in studio with an interesting story as to why he's in Iowa. Plus, more movies JD hasn't seen.
Friday's Second Hour: Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis calls into the show. Plus, we're just 27 days away from he fair!
She calls the show with all that's new from Washington. Plus, a special announcement with Simon.
Friday's First Hour: Biden has made the decision to mobilize 3,000 reserve troops, so Dr. Jason Piccolo calls the show to talk about it. Plus, Congresswoman Ashley Hinson brings an update from Washington.
Dr. Jason Piccolo calls the show to recall his own experiences being called back and what this means for the military.
Thursday's Third Hour: Congressman Zach Nunn calls into the show. Plus, a heartwarming story out of Israel that involves a detached head being out back.
Thursday's Second Hour: Simon and JD go through the list of 63 new foods at the Iowa State Fair. Plus, Caleb Kruckenberg of the Pacific Legal Foundation on the Biden Administration continuing to try to forgive student loans.
Caleb Kruckenberg, of the Pacific Legal Foundation, calls the show to talk about the administration's latest attempt.
Thursday's First Hour: Former Vice President Mike Pence on the Fetal Heartbeat Bill, Ukraine and more. Plus,, Tony Lyons on how the Biden Administration helped the Ukraine censor social media posts.
Chris Koepplin, of Ellipsis youth services provider, Des Moines//
Brenda Vigaro, U of IA Stead Family Children's Hospital, counterfeit child car seats//
Roby Smith, Iowa State Treasurer, unclaimed assets//
Joe Jayjack, Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation, Brenton Slough Acquisition//
Sarah Canova, Iowa State University Creamery, ice cream//
Wednesday's Third Hour: Patent Professor John Risvi calls into the show to talk about an AI-related plagiarism lawsuit. Plus, a guy wanted off a plane because they didn't have the right food.
John Risvi, patent professor, answers that question and talks about a lawsuit regarding AI and plagarism.
Wednesday's Second Hour: Gov. Kim Reynolds joins the show for her first public interview following Tuesday's special session. Plus, Chadwick Moore, author of Tucker Carlson's biography, joins the show to talk about the book.
Gov. Reynolds calls the show to talk about the session, her decision to wait to sign the bill until Friday and her reaction to Former President Donald Trump's comments on her neutrality.
Brandon Weichert, who interacts often with the Pentagon and writes for the Washington Times, calls the show to talk about that and more on said conflict.
Wednesday's First Hour: Brandon Weichert, who interacts often with the Pentagon and writes for the Washington Times, calls the show to talk about the conflict in Ukraine. Plus, the Fetal Heartbeat Bill has been passed in the legislature.
Tuesday's Third Hour: Carl Gould calls the show to talk Amazon Prime Days. Plus, some democrats want to lower the voting age to 16.
Tuesday's Second Hour: Threads is up over 100 million users already, so Jason Shepherd calls the show too talk about that and his own social network. Plus, Jason Lauterbach of Lauterbach Buick/GMC.
Tuesday's First Hour: Lawyer Alan Ostegren calls the show to talk about the courthouse implications of today's special session. Plus, former Congressman Steve King on property rights, the special session and more.
Alan Ostegren calls into the show to talk about what the court system will look like once the fetal heartbeat bill is passed.
Monday's Third Hour: David Cathey, job hiring expert, calls the show to go over the 15 weirdest job interview questions. Plus, the lottery prize is driving upwards!
Monday's Second Hour: Nikki Haley calls the show to give a campaign update and chat with Simon. Plus, state representative Bobby Kauffman on tomorrow's special session.
Monday's Hour One: Simon's back from vacation, and he opens the show with his thoughts on the situation with the fetal heartbeat bill. Plus, state Sen. Brad Zaun calls in to talk about Tuesday's special session.
He calls the show to tell Simon about the special session's process and how quickly he thinks it will get done.
Thursday's Second Hour: Doug explores the new Threads app and discusses if it will oust Twitter. Plus, more on Tuesday's special session in the legislature.
Thursday's Hour One: Doug Wagner continues the conversation on next week's special session, which was called by Gov. Reynolds in regards to abortion.
Wednesday's Hour Three: Doug Wagner is filling in for Simon, and he devotes the entire third hour to abortion talk.
Wednesday's Hour Two: Richard Reinsch calls in to talk about the Declaration of Independence. Plus, Doug talks about how he spent his holiday.
Wednesday's Hour One: Doug Wagner filling for Simon, and he starts the show by reading the Declaration of Independence. Plus, state rep. Cindy Golding on the upcoming special session in the Iowa legislature.
Simon celebrates America's birthday from the deck of the Iowa, and he chats with Lloyd Glick, a World War II veteran. Plus, more people involved with the battleship.
Simon chats with Dave and Jonathan Canfield, a military father-son duo, in the deck of the Iowa.
Simon chats with Jonathan Williams, CEO of Pacific Battleship Center, on the deck of the Iowa.
Simon celebrates America's birthday by broadcasting from the deck of the Battleship Iowa. He talks with Jonathan Williams, CEO of the Pacific Battleship Center. Plus, Dave Canfield and his son Jonathan.
Friday's Hour Three: Joshua Borths of the Des Moines Metro Opera calls in with a special request for our veteran community. Plus, Fun Friday rolls on with an interesting cow scam story.
Friday's Hour Two: Pigs can get hot, too, but it's harder for them to cool off. Pig farmer Mike Paustian calls into the show to talk about it. Plus, Dean Birtch of Allied Travel on the holiday weekend travel.
Mike Paustian, a pig farmer in Scott County, calls into the show to tell Simon why that is and what they do to help.
Friday's Hour One: Iowa was a part of a lawsuit against the Biden administration, which won in the Supreme Court today, so AG Brenna Bird calls the show to talk about it. Plus, could Elon and Zuck fight in Rome? Fun Friday is off to a fast start!
Thursday's Hour Three: Shelley Loving calls in to tell Simon just how bad artificial sweeteners can be for you. Plus, did China intentionally release covid from a lab?
Thursday's Hour Two: John Thompson, of Cedar Rapids' Salute to the Fallen, calls in to talk about his organization. Plus,, where do you store your ketchup?
Kathy Coady, Hope Ministries, study reveals homeless men share common childhood trauma memories//
KC Routos, Animal Rescue League of Iowa, pet fireworks stress//
Joshua Thompson, Ames Park and Recreation fireworks mess, damage//
Angela Tin, American Lung Association, Air Quality Alert tips//
John Doershuk, State Archeologist, Abbie Gardner finds//
Rachel Simon, Altoona CORNvoy
Thursday's Hour One: Alan Ostegren calls into the show to talk about today's decision on Affirmative Action. Plus, a new survey says Americans think the country is in economic and cultural decline, so Mark Meckler calls in to talk about that.
Mark Meckler, President of Convention of the States, calls into the show to talk about their survey.
Wednesday's Hour Three: Ryan Seacrest is Wheel of Fortune's next host, and Tommy Habeeb--veteran in the TV business--calls the show to talk about it. Plus, Gregg Edwards of Catch Des Moines on upcoming events in Des Moines.
Tommy Habeeb, a veteran in the television industry, joins the show to talk about that and more.
Wednesday's Hour Two: Simon marks the anniversary of Operation Red Wing by telling the story of their heroics. Plus, the Heritage Foundation is suing the DOJ, and Kyle Brosnan calls in to talk about it.
Kyle Brosnan calls the show to talk about the lawsuit and an ignored FOIA request that led to it.
Taya Shoemake, of Homeschool Ready or Not, calls the show to give her perspective and some benefits of doing so.
Wednesday's Hour One: Taya Shoemake, of Homeschool Ready or Not, calls the show to talk about whether you should be homeschooling your kids. Plus, Kristi Noem says she doesn't see a path in 2024 for anyone but Donald Trump.
Tuesday's Hour Three: Legal Expert Alan Ostegren is in studio to talk about Hunter Biden's plea deal. Plus, dolphin noises!
Tuesday's Second Hour: Polish Consul General Adrian Kubicki calls the show to talk about last weekend's events in Russia. Plus, a CNN fact-checking story on Joe Biden.
Polish Counsel General Adrian Kubicki calls the show to answer that question and tell us more about the weekend's events in Russia.
Tuesday's Hour One: Simon kicks off the show with a story about which beaches are the most dangerous in America. Plus, Vivek Ramaswamy joins the show to talk a recent cartoon about him and more.
He calls into the show to talk about that, other platform points and a recent cartoon in the Quad Cities.
Monday's Hour Three: Marcum Davis, who runs orphanages in Ukraine, calls in to talk about the war over there. Plus, what should happen to people who carve their names into the Roman Coliseum?
He calls the show to talk about his organization and the good and the bad about what's happening in Ukraine.
Monday's Hour Two: Joyce Hoppes of Iowa Pork calls the show to talk about an upcoming event for Iowa Pork. Plus, former Congressman Steve King on pipelines and property rights.
He calls into the show to tell Simon how and talk about a property rights event he will be hosting.
Hour One: State Senator Adrian Dickey saw a Pride flag flying where the Stars and Stripes should've been, and he calls in tell Simon what he did next. Plus, Gordie Siebring brings us an update on recent events in Russia.
Gordie Siebring calls the show from the Ukraine to update Simon on Russia's big events this weekend.
Hour Three: Apple is trying to stop a Swiss apple farming conglomerate from using an apple as its logo, so the Patent Professor calls into the show to talk about it. Plus, people are talking about the benefits of ice baths, and Simon gives his thoughts.
John Risvy, the Patent Professor, calls the show to tell Simon why they can do this and how it's not the first time.
Hour Two: Simon talks more about his experience today at the Iowa Veterans' Cemetery. Plus, US Navy Commander Randy Reeverts talks about the Titan submersible situation.
Hour One: Simon opens the show on the phone as he returns to the studio from today's Final Salute memorial for unclaimed veteran remains. Plus, Congressman Zach Nun on lab-grown meats.
Hour Three: There's a recruitment problem in our military, and Todd Boeding joins the show to talk about it. Plus, Simon has one solution.
Hour Two: Kari Lake calls the show to talk about the state of America today, if she's running in Arizona again and more. Plus Chef Andrew Gruel on lab grown meats.
She calls into the show to talk to Simon about that, if she'll run in Arizona again and more.
Hour One: Michael Ware, of the Iowa Firearms Coalition, calls into the show to talk about AFT 4473s and their importance. Plus, devastating news in the Titanic Submersible story.
Michael Ware, of the Iowa Firearms Coalition, calls into the show to talk about it, and why it's so important in the Hunter Biden happenings.
Seth Brown, Iowa Pharmacy Association, Pharmacy Benefit Manager (PBMs)//
Melha Mellata, PHD. Iowa State University salmonella research//
Patrick Snell, Go Solar Polk County returns//
Jessica O'Riley, Iowa summer tourism//
John Ockenfels, Cedar Rapids, Flight to End Polio update//
Susan Gwiasda, City of Ames, RAGBRAI & Rummage RAMPage
Hour Three: Trevor Louden has written a new pair of books about foreign influence in our government, and he calls in to talk about it.
Hour Two: Lanae Strovers is in studio to talk about an upcoming funeral service for unclaimed veteran remains. Plus, marine Rocky Sickman calls in to talk about his time as a hostage in Iran and his organization called Folds of Honor.
He calls into the show to tell his story and talk about the organization Folds of Honor.
Simon chats with Lanae Strovers, of Hamilton's Funeral Home, about an upcoming funeral service for veterans without families.
Hour One: Capt. Quintin James calls into the show to talk about the situation with the submersible that went down to see the Titanic and hasn't come back. Plus, Simon's thoughts on Hunter Biden's deal.
Capt. Quintin James, active duty in the United States Navy, calls into the show to talk to Simon about what's going on.
Hour 3: Bill Walsh calls the show to talk about gen-z. Plus, is Disney going too far with its new nonbinary character?
Hour Two: Financial Strategist Kristina Schuler calls in to talk about buying stocks in AI. Plus, a party in Ireland says that they need to restrict freedom for the greater good.
Hour One: Kyle Bronson is in the middle of a lawsuit with New York to try to get to the bottom of the charges against Trump, so he joins the show. Plus, Simon is back in studio, and he circles back to give his thoughts on the Iowa Supreme Court decision.
Iowa State University Professor Doug Gentile and PHD student Ella FahlHaber say study finds limiting social media lowers anxiety and depression//
Chris Atkins, Dallas County Conservation, Pass the Paddle preview//
Vince Evelsizer, Iowa DNR, new rules & laws for raccoons//
Mindy Williamson, Iowa State Fair preview , new rides//
Simon chats with Brad Van Beal and David Haines, who both work at the Iowa Veterans' Home, live from its stop on the WHO Tractor Ride.
Simon chats with Jack Studebaker, live from the Iowa Veterans' Home stop on the WHO Tractor Ride.
Simon is live from the WHO Tractor Ride's stop at the Iowa Veterans' Home, and he chats with the likes of Dylan Does, Ron Wegon, Emily Hall and more.
Simon chats with Emily Hall, the Director of Activities at the Iowa Veterans' Home, at its stop on the WHO Tractor Ride.
Simon chats with Ron Wegon, live from the Iowa Veterans' Home stop on the WHO Tractor Ride.
Simon chats with Ashlyn, Leslie and Madison, who attend Marshalltown High School and sang the national anthem at the Iowa Veterans' Home during the WHO Tractor Ride.
Simon chats with Dylan Does, of Marshalltown Tourism, live from the Iowa Veterans' Home stop on the WHO Tractor Ride.
The full first hour from Simon's show at the Iowa Veteran's Home, including interviews with Scott Knock, Todd Jacobus and Craig Heffner.
Simon chats with Craig Heffner, president of the resident's council at the Iowa Veterans Home, live from its stop on the WHO Tractor Ride.
Simon chats with Todd Jacobus, commandant of the Iowa Veterans Home, live from its stop at the home.
Simon chats with Steve Chandler live from Groton, Connecticut on the eve of the christening of the SSN Iowa.
Simon chats with Jonathan Williams and Dave Canfield, who are deeply connected to the USS Iowa.
Simon chats with Kelly Sullivan of the family the movie "The Fighting Sullivans" was based on.
Simon chats with Zack Russell, who does logistics on the Submarine Iowa. Plus, Kevin, a cook and a member of the supply department.
Simon chats with Jacob Stevenson, a native Iowan and crew member on the Submarine Iowa.
Simon chats with Matt Tanner, executive director of the commissioning committee of the submarine Iowa.
Simon chats with Gary Dolphin, a bar owner in Dubuque that held a watch party for the christening on the submarine Iowa.
Simon and Mrs. C talk with the SSN Iowa's first skipper a day ahead of her christening.
Emery Songer wraps up his last Saturday Morning Live with Calyn Thompson and Cody Goodwin. They talk about some of the great events happening in Central Iowa over the Father's Day Weekend. Emery chats with Brandon Uehran from Johnny's Italian Steakhouse as well. They finish the show talking about their futures and their memories and Emery issues a final sign off.
Emery Songer is celebrating his last show on Saturday Morning Live and is joined by Calyn Thompson and Cody Goodwin. They talk about their memories and love for DSM and Emery and Cody move on. They also talk with Beth Henningsen about the Midnight Madness run in Ames in July. They also chat with Nate Hoogeveen from the Iowa DNR about how the water trails work around the state. They finish the hour with the Entertainment Picks to Click.
Emery Songer hosts his final show before his move to Omaha and is joined by his great friends Cody Goodwin and Calyn Thompson. They are also joined by Dr. Ole Olson from Central Iowa Neuropathy and Don Van Houweling from Van Wall Equipment.
Hour Three: Simon is on location for the christening of the Submarine Iowa, so he's broadcasting from it.
Hour Two: Simon is on location for the christening of the Submarine Iowa, so he's broadcasting from it. He speaks with all sorts of people involved.
Hour One: Simon is on location for the christening of the Submarine Iowa, so he's broadcasting from it. He speaks with the boat's captain and other members of the crew.
Hour Two: John Byrnes, of Concerned Veterans for America, calls the show to talk about veterans' community care options. Plus, more on tomorrow's Iowa Supreme Court decision.
Hour One: Jeff Angelo fills in for Simon, and he starts the show with Todd Russell of the Iowa DNR to talk about the poor air quality. Plus, an incoming decision from the Iowa Supreme Court on abortion.
Hour Three: Tom Fitton. of Judicial Watch, joins the show to talk about the recent happenings in Miami. Plus, more on transgender women in sports.
Hour Two: US Sen. Tim Scott is in Iowa, so naturally he joins the show. Plus, marketing expert Elijah May on if Bud Light will ever recover from recent controversy.
Hour One: Simon gives his thoughts after being named to Talkers Magazine's Heavy Hundred for the 12th year in a row. Plus, Senator Chuck Grassley gives an update from Washington.
Hour Three: Charlie Browser of the American Legion calls into the show to talk about how you can help celebrate Flag Day. Plus, a new submarine will be christened this weekend and Simon previews.
Hour Two: Congresswoman Mary Miller of Illinois joins the show to talk about a new law forcing explicit content into libraries in Illinois. Plus, Ja'Ron Smith joins the show to pitch some solutions to America's crime problem.
Hour One: John D. Miller, who represented Deepthroat through Watergate, joins the show to talk about the news of the day. Plus, Simon's reactions to what happened in Miami.
Hour Three: The ARL joins the show to talk about why it's important to adopt. Plus, Michael Lin, leadership coach, calls in to talk about parents who are overreaching.
From Wednesday, June 7: The former VP entered the race in Iowa, so naturally he stopped in studio.
Hour Three: Former President Donald Trump calls the show for Miami a day before his arraignment. Plus, Lin McCraw joins to talk about the legal fallout of the building collapse in Davenport.
Hour One: Simon opens the show talking about tomorrow's court date for former president Donald Trump. Plus, James Fishback, founder of Incubate Debate, calls the show to talk about free speech limitations in high school debates.
James Fishback, founder of Incubate Debate, calls the show to talk about a recent story he wrote on it and how it's happening.
Emery Songer is joined by WHO 13 anchor Lindsey Burrell and they talk about the opportunities they've had in life and what their personal philosophy is on how to approach them. They also talk about the challenge of moving to a new place. They finish the show with their plans for the weekend.
Emery Songer is joined by Lindsey Burrell from WHO 13 and they talk about Emery's upcoming move to Omaha, Lindsey's exciting dating life, and they chat with Stephen Smith about the upcoming Cajun Fest coming to downtown Des Moines!
Emery Songer is joined by WHO 13 anchor Lindsey Burrell and they talk about some of the things they've done this week so far and Emery talks about some big news that he announced on social media Friday.
Hour Three: Despite a heavy show, it's still fun Friday! Plus, the CEO of Our America joins the show to talk Affirmative Action.
Hour Two: North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum wants to be president, so he calls into the show. Plus, Matt Whitaker joins Simon to talk about the validity of Trump's indictment.
Naturally, he joined the show to talk to Simon about his issues, eminent domain concerns and more.
Hour One: Simon opens the show with his and your reactions to former President Trump's Indictment. Plus, Congresswoman Ashley Hinson joins the show.
Meg Collins, Iowa Department of Education. Summer lunches for students//
Dr. Ali Alameri, Mercy One, lung cancer biopsy plus tumor removal process//
Brenna Bird, Iowa Attorney General lawsuit against California's rule banning combustion engine trucks//
Stephanie Harrington, ISU Extension Polk County, Master Gardener lecture series //
Hour Three: Former President Donald Trump announces his indictment on Truth Social, and Simon gives his thoughts. Plus, financial strategist Kristina Schuler calls into the show to talk about why Americans don't want to pass down their family businesses.
Hour Two: Michael Reagan joins the show to talk about his new book and remember his father. Plus, Moms for Liberty has been labeled an extremist group, and Whitney Smith-McIntosh is in studio to react.
Whitney Smith-McIntosh, a member of the group as well as the Southeast Polk school board, joins Simon in studio to talk about it.
Hour One: Gordie Siebring calls the show to bring a somber update from the Ukraine. Plus, Donna Carter, of Going Ballistic, has a proposal worth listening to.
Donna Carter, CEO of the non-profit Going Ballistic, has one idea, so she joins the show to share.
Gordie Siebring calls into the show from the safe zone outside of Chernobyl to give Simon an update and explain the situation.
Hour Three: Simon gives the results of today's poll, which asks: do you believe the newest whistleblower who claims the USA has a UFO program? Plus, Dr. Blake Hardy of Core PT calls the show.
US Senator Chuck Grassley calls into the show to talk about whistleblowers and more. Plus, Iowa is suing California due to their recent ban on trucks, and AG Brenna Bird is in studio to discuss.
Hour One: Former Vice President Mike Pence is in studio following his campaign announcement, but he had an interesting answer when Simon asked him about aliens. Plus, Webster City wants to put in traffic cameras.
Hour Three: Linda Jones joins Simon in studio to talk about the upcoming Women's Veterans Day. Plus, a man tried to cross the Atlantic in an interesting boat.
Hour Two: Riley Gaines calls into the show. Plus, former Congressman Jason Chaffetz on his new book and the debt ceiling.
The former division 1 swimmer chats with Simon about what her original plans were, how they changed and why she's so passionate about her cause.
Jason Chaffetz, former congressman, joins the show to talk about the debt ceiling, his new book and more.
Hour One: Simon takes a moment to mark the anniversary of D-Day with 101 year old WWII veteran Howard McDonald. Plus, Vivek Ramaswamy wants to ban business with China, so he joins the show to explain why.
Simon takes a moment to remember the occasion and chats with Howard McDonald, a 101 year old World War II veteran who was there.
Hour Three: A recent story highlights Ireland's plan to kill over 200k cows, so Simon gave his thoughts. Plus, a story on how chocolate can counter global warming.
Hour Two: Sue Peschin, CEO of Alliance for Aging Research, calls in to talk about Medicare and Alzheimer's. Plus, the AM Radio bill will head to subcommittee tomorrow.
Hour One: Simon airs recorded interviews with VP Mike Pence, the former second lady and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis from Saturday's Roast and Ride. Plus, the first portion of a great interview with Larry Elder.
Live from the Iowa State Fairgrounds, Simon talks to the likes of Nikki Haley, Marianette Miller-Meeks, Perry Johnson, Tim Scott, Drew Klein, Asa Hutchinson and Larry Elder.
Live from the Iowa State Fairgrounds, Simon chats with Drew Klein of Americans for Prosperity, Senator Joni Ernst, Governor Kim Reynolds, Ryan Binkley and Vivek Ramaswamy.
Hour Three: Deb Pulver of Strands of Hope joins the show to talk about her cause. Plus, it's Fun Friday!
It's an organization dedicated to helping women with cancer, and they're here to tell you how.
Former Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson joins Simon in studio. Plus, Joe Conor, who is heading the new ESA program, joins Simon to give an update on how it's going.
Hour One: Simon kicks off Fun Friday with a story about an AI that chose to kill its operator in a simulation. Plus, former Acting AG of the US Matt Whittaker in studio.
Hour Three: Brent Chapman, an NCAA expert, calls in to talk about the direction it's heading. Plus, Gov. Reynolds has signed even more bills.
Brent Chapman, NCAA expert, joins the show to talk all things NIL and the direction it's going.
Hour Two: Simon takes your calls and texts following his interview with Donald Trump. Plus, Congressman Randy Feenstra joins the show to talk about the recent debt ceiling deal.
Simon asked President Trump about our border, our military, the race for 2024 and more in an exclusive interview.
A wide-ranging interview at the WHO Radio studios. Why didn't he fire Dr. Anthony Fauci? What does Donald Trump think of the debt ceiling deal? Why does he say Florida didn't do very well in dealing with COVID?
Simon Conway interviews former President Donald Trump as he continues his campaign to get back in the White House in 2024.
Hour Three: Simon gives 22 uninterrupted minutes of news talk. Plus, Gov. Kim Reynolds calls into the show to talk about the launch of the Education Savings Account program.
Hour Two: Our national government has come to an agreement on the debt ceiling, and Simon gives his thoughts. Plus, Colton Kenstt calls in to talk about colored tattoos.
Hour One: Friend of the show Gordie Siebring calls in to give Simon a update from Ukraine. Plus, Liz Peek is on the show to talk about how climate activists want to control your life.
Liz Peek penned a piece on the topic for Fox News, and she called in to talk to Simon about it.
Friend of the show Gordie Siebring, an Iowan farmer who now lives in Ukraine, calls into the show to give Simon an update on the conflict in that portion of the world.
Hour Three: Janee Hill calls in to talk to Simon about why Americans aren't taking all of their vacation time. Plus, an AOC parody account has Simon cracking up.
Janee Hill calls into the show to talk about why Americans aren't taking advantage of vacation days.
Hour Two: Jared Knott, author of Tiny Blunders, Big Disasters, joins the show to talk about recent events in Kosovo and one particular world-changing event in history. Plus, Dr. Sal Giogianni calls in to talk about the Brazilian chicken emergency.
Hour one: We dedicated the entire first hour to listen to your concerns and garner ideas for what Simon should ask him.
April reads a very touching poem. Plus, we hear more courageous stories of our veterans.
Russ Durstine of Concerned Veterans of America calls into the show. Plus, we honor more veterans for their service.
Ray "Bubba" Sorenson calls into the show to talk with Simon about this year's Freedom Rock. Plus, a touching excerpt from Lone Survivor.
Hour Three: Simon found a Reddit story regarding an interesting predicament on planes. Plus, he's so torn on how he feels about zoos. See you Monday!
Hour Two: Larry Salzman of the Pacific Legal Foundation calls into the show to talk recent 9-0 SCOTUS decisions. Plus, Michael Vogt talks about an event at the Gold Star Museum Monday.
Hour One: Dean Lambert calls into the show to talk about the troubles veterans face when they leave the military and what Rep. Zach Nunn is doing to try to help. Plus, Iowa AD Gary Barta is retiring.
Dean Lambert calls into the show to talk about a bill that could help, and to remember his son and all those who lost the battle with their mental health as we head into Memorial Day weekend.
Hour Three: Jay Ratliff joins the show to talk about Memorial Day Weekend travel. Plus, AI companies are saying WHAT?
iHeart airplane expert Jay Ratliff calls in to talk to Simon about what you can expect.
Hour Two: Iowa Lieutenant Governor Adam Gregg is in studio. Plus, a pro volleyball league is coming to America!
He joined Simon in studio to talk about a pilot program being put forth to try to do so.
Hour One: Ron DeSantis calls in to talk about why he decided to run. Plus, Sen. Joni Ernst kicked off the show in studio.
She kicked off the show in studio to talk about the debt ceiling, her upcoming Roast and Ride and more.
The now official presidential candidate joined the show to talk about why he decided to run.
Hour Three: Katie Stout joins Simon and Mrs. C in studio to talk about an upcoming veterans coffee drive. Plus, HBO Max and Discovery+ are combining.
Hour Two: Edwin Walker of Walker Taylor Law joins the show to mark one year since Uvalde and chat about its fallout. Plus, Jack Carr in studio!
Jack Carr is in studio to chat with Simon about his time in the military, his books, the Freedom Rock and more.
Hour One: Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig joins the show to talk about the effects of Brazil's recent Chicken Emergency. Plus, Ron DeSantis is set to announce his campaign and Simon gives his thoughts.
And Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig calls into the show to talk about the effect it could have on our state.
Hour Three: Etiquette expert Valerie Sokolsky calls in to help answer the question "is tipping culture out of control?" Plus, David Desharnais of Rekor calls in to talk about electric vehicles and the Iowa gas tax.
Hour Two: David Barker joins the show to talk climate and the economy. Plus, Michael Ware of the Iowa Firearms Coalition calls in to talk about an upcoming firearms training for teachers.
Hour One: Former Vice President Mike Pence is in Iowa, so naturally he was in studio with Simon. Plus, State Sen. Brad Zaun calls in to talk about traffic cameras.
He joins Simon to talk about transgender women in sports, if he's going to run and everything in between!
Hour Three: Simon came across a story that says Holland wants to limit the number of cattle per football field worth of land. Plus, Brent Garrett joins the show to talk about how interest rates are affecting small businesses.
Hour Two: Col. Eileen Collins, the first woman to pilot the space shuttle, joins Simon to talk all things outer space. Plus, Ethan Blevins, a lawyer with the Pacific Legal Foundation, chats with Simon about a recent DEI lawsuit.
Col. Eileen Collins, the first woman to pilot a space shuttle, joins the show to chat about that and all things space.
A former Trump lawyer says yes, but others are saying no way. Simon gives his thoughts to open the show.
Hour One: Maud Maron calls into the show to talk to Simon about transgender people in sports. Plus, Simon's opening monologue responds to a former Trump lawyer stating that he believes the former president will wind up in jail.
Hour Three: Patrick Martindale calls in from Cheyenne, WY, to give Simon an update on the cross-country ride that's bringing awareness to veteran issues. Plus, it's fun Friday and Simon's got some fun stories!
Hour Two: Jessica Thompson calls in to update Simon on what's been happening in our nation's highest court. Plus, Nick Ryan is in studio to talk to Simon about the regional airport situation in Oskaloosa.
Jessica Thompson of the Pacific Legal Foundation calls in from our nation's capitol to catch Simon up.
Nick Ryan is in studio to talk about the situation and why it's important to his community.
Hour One: Mrs. C kicked off the show in studio as she and Simon previewed this weekend's veteran events. Plus, more information from the Durham Report.
Hour Three: Rabi Decker joins the show to talk about this weekend's upcoming Iowa Thunder Ride. Plus, Simon's thoughts on a wild day at our nation's capitol.
Hour Two: Charles Butler joins the show to talk about being black in America, Biden's recent commencement speech and more. Plus, Steve Goreham joins Simon to talk Climate Change and an interesting story from the BBC.
Steve Goreham, Executive Director of Climate Science Coalition of America, calls into the show to talk about that, eminent domain and more.
Charles Butler, Chicago radio host et. al, joined the show to talk about that speech, racism in America and more.
Hour One: Gordie Siebring calls in to bring Simon an update from Ukraine. Plus, Steve Moore calls the show to talk about investment, the Anheuser-Busch situation and more.
Iowa farmer Gordie Siebring, now living in Ukraine, calls into the show to update Simon on what's happening on that side of the world.
Hour Three: Amy Heinz of Heinz 57 calls into the show to tell Simon what you can do if you find stray dogs on your lawn. Plus, the results of today's poll on Bud Light's recovery efforts.
Hour Two: Michael Harrison joins the show to talk about new legislation in favor of keeping AM radio in your car. Plus, former acting Attorney general Matt Whitaker talks about the legal ramifications (if there will be any) and more.
Former Acting Attorney General Matt Whittaker joined the show to answer that question and catch up with Simon.
Michael Harrison called into the show to talk to Simon about recently proposed legislation in favor of AM radio staying in all cars.
Hour One: Senator Chuck Grassley kicked off the show by talking with Simon about FBI credibility and more. Plus, presidential candidate Nikki Haley called in from somewhere in Iowa to check in with Simon.
The GOP Presidential candidate called into the show to talk about everything from the Durham fallout to the southern border and everything in between.
He called into the show to kick off Wednesday's edition and talk about the IRS whistleblower, FBI credibility and more.
Hour Three: Patty Olinger calls in to talk about why you should reconsider using the hand dryer in public restrooms. Plus, Simon gives his thoughts on more information on the Hunter Biden whistleblower and their protection.
Patty Olinger, expert on infectious diseases, joins the show to explain to Simon just how gross public restrooms can be after washing your hands.
Hour Two: Retired sheriff Dr. Currie Myers joins the show to talk about a recent FBI proposal. Plus, Charlie Becker, who took a trip to Ukraine, checks in with Simon.
Retired Sheriff Dr. Currie Myers calls into the show to chat with Simon on recent happenings in the world of law enforcement.
Hour One: Former congressman Steve King joins the show to talk about eminent domain and a recent story he penned regarding the subject. Plus, Simon had a bit more time today to dive deeper into the Durham Report and he opens the show with his thoughts.
Simon opened Tuesday's edition of the show with a deeper look into yesterday's Durham Report now that he's had a little more time to look through it.
Hour Three: Jeff Bermant joins the show to talk about free speech. Plus, homeless Veterans were kicked out of a hotel in New York and Simon gives his thoughts on that.
Hour Two: Senior Advisor to Donald Trump Jason Miller joins the show to chat with Simon about the Durham Report. Plus, Catharine Arnston joins to talk about why you should be eating more seaweed.
Simon opened the show by going over all the details of the document and giving his thoughts.
Hour One: Simon opens the show with comments of the recent Durham Report. Plus, Iowa AG Brenna Bird joins the show to talk about a lawsuit the state is joining in regards to the southern border.
Hour Three: Iowa hog farmer Dwight Mogler joins the show to talk about this week's supreme court decision on Proposition 12. Plus, it's Fun Friday and Simon ahs some great stories!
Iowa pig farmer Dwight Mogler calls into the show to talk about why this decision is so important.
Hour Two: $5th President of the United States Donald J. Trump joins the show to talk about his upcoming trip to Iowa and more. Plus, renowned author Rachel Ehrenfeld joins the show to talk her new book on George Soros.
Former President Donald Trump joined Simon ahead of his weekend trip to Des Moines to discuss the recent CNN town hall, the upcoming cycle and more.
Russ Saffell of the VFW joins the show to talk about why Military Spouse Appreciation Day is important. Plus, hotel room coffee makers are being used for WHAT exactly?
Russ Saffell, the VFW Chief of Staff and Senator Grassley's Veteran Fellow, came in studio to mark the occasion and explain why it's such an important day.
Hour Three: Business Strategist Bill Walsh joins the show to talk about AI and it taking our jobs. Plus, an Australian neighbor tried to go to court over what exactly?
Simon saw a story that says 80% of our jobs will be taken by AI in the coming of years, so he brought on business strategist Bill Walsh to talk about whether or not that's true.
Hour Two: Mark Morgan, who used to run ICE and Customs and Border Patrol, calls Simon to report live from El Paso, TX. Plus, former Trump staffer Roma Daravi joins Simon to talk about last night's CNN Town Hall with President Trump.
Mark Morgan, who worked for 6 presidents and ran ICE and Customs and Border Patrol, checks in from El Paso, TX.
Hour One: Governor Reynolds gave her time to two segments of today's show, and she talked to Simon about everything from the 2023 legislative session to the end of Title 42. Plus, Congressman Randy Feenstra joined Simon to talk about a recent supreme court decision and more.
The Iowa governor joined Simon to talk about what she's most proud of from the 2023 legislative session to Freedom Milk and everything in between.
Hour Three: Janee Hill joins Simon to talk about what moms really want this weekend. Plus, Simon gives his thoughts on some disturbing data regarding Euthanasia internationally.
Hour Two: Congressman Zach Nunn joins Simon to talk all things recent in politics. Plus, US Senator Bill Cassidy calls into the show.
He talks with Simon on recent happenings such as the end of Title 42 and the debt ceiling.
The presidential hopeful calls into the show to chat with Simon regarding his forthcoming campaign trail and more.
Hour One: Congresswoman Ashley Hinson breaks some news in an interview with Simon. Plus, presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy joins the show to talk the campaign trail and more.
Hour Three: Colleen Murphy with the Des Moines Arts Festival joins Simon in studio to talk about the fast-approaching event. Plus, Congressman George Santos will face charges and Simon gives his thoughts.
Hour Two: Judge Jeanine Pirro joins the show to talk about her new book. Plus, Drew Klein, Iowa Director for Americans for Prosperity, is in studio to talk the 2024 election cycle.
Drew Klein, the organization's Iowa Director, is in studio to talk the cycle and what AFP is going to do to get another conservative in the oval office come 2024.
And Jerome Corsi, author of Who Really Killed JFK, might have evidence to support that.
KXNO Program Director Andrew Downs explains NCAA rules on athletes gambling and joins Simon to talk about what's going on at Iowa and Iowa State.
Hour One: There are gambling scandals galore at Iowa and Iowa State, so KXNO Program Director Andrew Downs joins Simon to talk about them. Plus, author Jerome Corsi calls in to talk about his upcoming book on the CIA and JFK.
Hour Three: Presidential hopeful Ryan Binkley joins the show. Plus, Andrea Taylor Decker is back to talk about young voters.
Simon talks about what's been happening in the Lone Star State and gives his thoughts on the crisis in America.
Audrea Taylor Decker, an expert on young voters, joins Simon to talk about young people who vote.
Ryan Binkley wants to be the next Republican POTUS and he's in Iowa, so naturally he chatted with Simon in studio.
Hour Two: Charles Katebi of Americans for Prosperity joins Simon to talk Medicare reform. Plus, how you could win this May.
Hour One: Simon discusses recent shootings and mass deaths in Texas. Plus, today is VE day and Simon takes a segment to mark it.
Janice Gaunt - Tells us what being "Zombied" in Dating is, and her book Prince Charming Is Dead…Or In Rehab! - A Guide To Effective Dating In The Real World. Simon and Kurt talk about yard equipment and yard work.
He is a Iowa State Representative from the 12th District. A Republican, he has served in the Iowa House of Representatives since 2015. With Thirty year of being a Marine.
Simon talks with lawyer John Rizvi about Ed Sheeran winning the court case accusing him of copying a song, and talks about his daily Poll, in which 85% of our listeners say NO to having AI control our cars to reduce traffic delays. Michelle Obama releases an drink for kids, seriously?
Simon Conway expressed his disappointment that the Iowa Legislature didn't act to protect landowners from the carbon capture pipelines and talked about a Circuit Court decision that affirms landowners rights to keep surveyors off their land, and did lengthy interview with Sen. Chuck Grassley about allegations that as VP, Joe Biden accepted && for favorable action on government policies.
Luke Hilgemann of the International Order of T. Roosevelt, talks about threats to hunting and fishing rights from federal regulators. Simon and listeners discuss why 'they' want to control our lives.
Simon talks with Attorney Alan Ostegren about the Supreme Court considering overturning the Chevron rule and how it would impact many areas of life. He also talks about the crazy logic behind carbon credits and how China is laughing every time we talk about global warming restrictions as they build 300 new coal-fired power plants this year.
Simon talks the compromise bill to provide property tax relief to veterans and seniors, but says he's not convinced it will help many Iowans. He also talks with US Senator Joni Ernst about raising the debt limit and if she would support a bill if it cuts Veterans benefits.
Hour Three: Alan Davis, a Made in America Advocate, joins Simon to talk American production. Plus, Simon gives more thoughts on AI.
But is the bill that came down right as the show began enough? Simon and his listeners weigh in.
Forensic psychologist Dr. John Huber joined the show to talk about that and the incoming Mental Health Month.
Mark Morgan, who worked for six presidents, joins Simon to talk about the crisis at the southern border.
Hour Two: Resident forensic psychologist John Huber joins Simon to talk about how forgiveness can affect your mindset. Plus, Mark Morgan, who has worked for 6 presidents, joins the show to talk about the recent Texas shooting at the crisis at the southern border.
Hour One: Doug Wagner joins the show from the Quad Cities to give a report on recent Mississippi River flooding. Plus, a property tax relief bill passed right as we were going on the air and Simon discusses.
Hour Three: Veteran Sam Clovis joined the show to talk about recent legislation regarding VA benefits. Plus, a new surgery that would make you taller?
Veteran Sam Clovis joins Simon to talk about recent legislation that would cut VA benefits.
Monte Shaw of the Iowa Renewable Fuels Association joins Simon to talk about the federal waiver that came down at the last minute.
Hour Two: Monte Shaw joins the show to talk about E-15. Plus, Fun Friday stories including name changes and...nude landlords?
Hour One: Kaelan Dorr joins the show for the second time this week to talk about AI. Plus, an Iowan has won the title of Cherry Blossom Queen.
Hour Three: Marine Darryl "Coach" McDonald joins Simon to talk about recent audio where Sen. Joni Ernst asks the Secretary of Energy if we should have electric vehicles in the military. Plus, UFO testimony in front of congress? Simon talks about it!
Hour Two: Congressman Zach Nunn joins Simon to talk about recent happenings in the House. Plus, David Deerson joins the show to talk about a recent supreme court case covering property tax theft.
Simon got an email today that this is happening at a few universities across the nation, so he did some digging and gave his conclusions to kick off today's show.
Hour One: Simon got an interesting email today regarding commencement ceremonies for different races, so he did a little digging into what the Iowa schools do. Plus, Congresswoman Marionette Miller-Meeks joins Simon to talk the debt ceiling and more.
Dr. Di Ann Sanchez, who has over 20 years of experience in HR, joins Simon to weigh in on the topic.
Hour Three: Dr. Di Ann Sanchez, an expert in HR, joins the show to talk to Simon about company hair and tattoo policies. Plus, an interesting bit of audio from our nation's Vice President.
Hour Two: Should AI have political views? Kaelan Dorr joins Simon to chat about a new right-leaning AI. Plus, Charles Schneider helps Simon commemorate Israeli Independence Day.
Kaelan Dorr joins Simon to talk about his new AI, which is said to lean right politically.
Hour One: Simon talks about a new proposed change to the Minnesota human rights bill. Plus, State Representative Bill Gustoff joins the show to talk traffic cameras.
Hour Three: Dr. Julie Gatza joins the show to give 6 tips on how to combat your allergies. Plus, the cow mutilation talk rolls on.
Dr. Julie Gatza joins Simon to talk about six ways to get over your pollen allergies and fell better this spring.
Sam Anthony of Your News Media Group joins the show to talk about the firings of Don Lemon and Tucker Carlson.
Hour Two: Emily Taylor joins Simon to talk about newly proposed "smart guns." Plus, Sam Anthony of Your News Media Group talks with Simon about the recent host firings at CNN and Fox News.
Emily Taylor joins the show to discuss the newly proposed "smart guns" which would force the gun to make sure it's you before firing.
The two called in to talk to Simon about what happened recently on the university's campus.
Hour One: Former Polk County Democratic Chair Tom Henderson joined the show to talk Biden's next campaign. Plus, Rep. Taylor Collins and University of Iowa student Mary Westin discuss a recent event in Iowa City.
He caused quite the stir to kick off our Tuesday show while giving his thoughts on Biden deciding to officially run again.
Hour Three: Carl Gould joins the show to discuss big brands going woke. Plus, 6 more cows are mysteriously dead in Texas. What is going on?
State Senator Brad Zaun joins Simon to Discuss Traffic Cameras following news that the City of Marion will be putting one in.
Hour Two: Kay Stelling joins Simon to talk about if she thinks Bud Light can crawl out of the hole they've dug. Plus, Maxine Albert joins the show to talk China.
Hour One: Simon is joined by presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy to discuss his run for president in the upcoming cycle. Plus, State Senator Brad Zaun calls in to talk traffic cameras.
He joins Simon to talk about why he wants to become president, problems with the bureaucracy and more!
Hour Three: Simon was 1 on 1 with his listeners in the final hour of the week as he looks forward to the weekend and beyond.
Hour Two: Simon is joined by former Vice President Mike Pence to discuss abortion pills, transgender athletes and his weekend trip to Iowa. Plus, James Golden, who was with Rush Limbaugh for 30 years, discusses why saving AM radio is so important.
Pence and Simon discuss the abortion pill that a Texas judge put a hold on, transgender people in sports and more.
Hour One: Former Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard was in studio with Simon to give us an update on her time with the United States Army Reserves as well as discuss the Restrict Act/ Plus, Chuck Grassley joins the show to talk whistleblowers and the Biden family.
The former congresswoman and presidential candidate discussed becoming a lieutenant colonel in the United States Army Reserves, the Restrict Act and more!
A representative from the Iowa Firearms Coalition joins Simon to discuss upcoming safety training.
The Patent Professor joined the show to discuss the recent Drake/The Weeknd deepfake controversy.
Hour Three: A representative from the Iowa Firearms Coalition joins Simon to talk about upcoming safety training. Plus, a former Minnesota cop will be released from jail after being convicted in an accidental shooting.
Hour 2: Simon is joined by Alfanso Aguilar to talk about why Hispanic people are heading to the GOP. Plus, John Rizvi joins the show to talk Deepfakes and AI!
Hour One: Farmer Gordie Siebring brings us an update from a safe zone outside of Chernobyl. Plus, the Iowa Legislature passed two WILDLY different property tax relief bills and Simon discusses!
He gives his opinion on the air guardsman accused of leaking classified documents on line.
Hour Two: Simon discusses global warming with Guy Mitchell, Iowa Pork with Dave Struthers, and he gives his thoughts on Elon Musk's recent comments on AI.
Hour One: Simon opens the show with a monologue regarding recent comments on immigration. Plus, David Canfield joins Simon to honor the 47 people who were killed in an accident on the USS Iowa on this day 32 years ago.
Hour Two: Bobby Kaufman joins Simon to talk about his role as the house negotiator on property taxes. Plus, Simon discusses whether you should pay the bills for your adult children.
Hour One: Simon talks tax day with Bill Dundy of Raymond James. Plus, a guest is in studi to talk about raw milk!
Hour Three: Energy expert Joshua Soloway joins Simon to talk energy. Plus, Simon discusses an interesting UN report.
Hour Two: Newsmax CEO Chris Ruddy joins Simon to talk media coverage of the upcoming presidential election. Plus, tech expert Andrew Sternke joins the show to discuss a recent FBI warning on charging your phone in public.
Hour One: State Senator Brad Zaun joins Simon to talk about the state of the Iowa legislature. Plus, Simon discusses the weekend's events in Chicago.
Hour Three. Simon Conway: Bud Light poll, Anheuser-Busch CEO responds to row over Dylan Mulvaney
Hour Three: Ron Holloway joins Simon to talk about the recent military leak. Plus, how can we keep BOTH drivers and cyclists safe on the road?
Hour Two: America's Sheriff Mark Lamb joins us to talk about why he wants to be the next senator in Arizona. Plus, do undocumented immigrants have the rights to a lawyer? Simon discusses!
Jeff Kaufmann says Democrats were planning mail in ballots which would have made us a Primary State and upset New Hampshire.
Hour One: Simon is joined by the chair of the Iowa Republican Party. Plus, how did a 21 year old get ahold of classified documents?
Simon talks with Nikki Haley on her presidential campaign. Plus, what is going on at San Francisco State?
The presidential candidate is strongly focused on Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina.
Hour One: AG Brenna Bird, Secretary of State Paul Pate, the Marion County Sherriff and more!
Hour One: Just some of the things we discussed with State Senator Adrian Dickey. Plus, the Manhattan DA sues Jim Jordan. The thoughts from our legal expert.
Hour Three: a Brain expert explains how they relax us. Plus, Daniel Ascheim joins Simon to talk about what's going on in the middle east.
Hour Two: Simon talks TikTok and VPN bans with Tulsi Gabbard plus the hour begins with property tax discussion.
Hour one: he tells us how people are living day to day and why the classified material is significant.
Hour One. Former television news anchor and political figure Kari Lake: She's back in Iowa, talking about the Election lawsuits.
Scott Pringle: LIVE in Manhattan for Trump Indictment. Carl Gould: McDonalds tells employees to stay home to be fired.
Hour Three. Will there be trouble when Trump is arraigned in Manhattan. WWE is changing to new owners.
Hour Two. John McLaughlin: Gives us a rundown on the weather for Friday and then gives us all the information about the FREE Self Defense class.
Hour Three. Matt Bennett is founder and CEO of Christian Union, a Christian leadership development organization with the mission to bring sweeping spiritual: Matt and Simon discuss about UNGRATING, a practice which eliminates or greatly minimizes the use of assigned points or letter grades in a course, focusing instead on providing frequent and detailed feedback to students on their work, in relation to the course learning goals.
Simon begins this hour talking about how a biological female cyclist quit because they are allowing transwomen to compete with biological women. Next, Simon talks to Katie Stout about a horse event at the State Fairgrounds that Simon will be judging.
Simon begins the show talking about how Jack Daniels is taking a dog toy manufacturer to the Supreme Court in a trademark dispute. Next Simon speaks with Andrew Downs to preview Iowa women's basketball matchup against Colorado.
Simon begins this hour talking to a doctor about how using certain eyedrops could lead to loss of sight or even death. Next, Simon takes calls and texts to help solve his dog's separation anxiety problem.
Simon begins hour two talking to Rep. Bobby Kaufman about House passing a restriction on eminent domain. Next, Simon talks to Michael Ware about wanting to change the law to allow people to have their firearm locked in their vehicle while parked in a private lot.
Simon begins this hour talking about how a transwomen beat biological women in a cycling competition and how it is unfair. Next, Simon talks to Rep. Taylor Collins about his concerns with DEI in our schools.
Simon begins this hour talking to the "Deep throat" lawyer Jon O'Connor about if Trump were to be arrested, what they could get him on. Next, Simon talks to Bill Tingle about how people are using ChatGPT at work but have not told their boss.
Simon begins this hour talking to AG Brenna Bird about the top nine complaints her office receives. Next, Simon brings on Kurt Couchman to help break down why the government is increasing interest rates once again.
Iowa's RNC National Committeewoman Tamara Scott is passionate about why we must not do this
Simon begins the show talking about how the Iowa House passed a bill restricting eminent domain. Next, Simon talks to Tamara Scott and Rob Owens about why they are against the Convention of States.
Simon begins this hour talking to Mike Farris about how he was able to overturn Roe V Wade and the Convention of States. Next, Simon takes calls and texts from listeners about what they want to see on the Convention of States.
Simon begins this hour talking to Mark Morgan about how there is a 900% increase in Chinese Nationalist through the Rio Grande Valley sector. Next, Simon talks to Matt Whitaker about the legal aspects of the possible Trump indictment.
Simon begins the show talking to State Senator Brad Zaun about property tax relief and eminent domain. Next, Simon speaks with Hogan Gidley about Trump's indictment and why it would backfire on the democrats.
Simon begins this hour talking to a veteran who was paralyzed twice and is now participating in the Climb for Life. Next, Simon talks about an individual who has de-transitioned and is now suing the hospital for doing the surgury.
Simon breaks down the shocking lengths the Manhattan DA has gone to in an effort to 'get trump'
Simon opens this hour talking to former VP Mike Pence about the Trump indictment and Biden's handle on China. Next, Simon talks to an author about why we need this generation to have more babies, and Trump agrees.
Simon opens the show talking about the possibility of a Trump arrest tomorrow and what it means for his 2024 campaign.
She doubles down on her votes and talks about the new footage released from January 6th.
Simon uses this hour to talk about St. Patrick's Day and if we should move on from Fran McCaffery
Simon opens the show talking about the bathroom bill and the small government bill that Governor Reynolds will most likely sign in the near future.
Simon begins this hour talking to Dr. Blake Hardy about the American Lung Association's Climb for Air event. Next, Simon talks about how the Biden administration is pushing for more efficient and less water consuming washing machines.
Simon opens this hour talking with an expert about Medicare Advantage and how some politicians want to gut it and force people to go to normal Medicare. Next, Simon speaks with a former Antifa member who has now turned into a free speech activist.
Simon begins this hour talking to our friend in the Ukraine Gordie Siebring as he provides an update on the war and the current conditions in Ukraine. Next, Simon speaks with Jessica Dunker about how customers are coming back to restaurants, but they still need staff.
Simon begins this hour talking to John McLaughlin about the new gun control executive order that President Biden signed. Next, Simon updates us on the horrifying story about a newborn found dead in a ditch.
Simon begins this hour talking to an expert and breaking down the banking collapse. Next, Simon talks to an expert about aging research and Alzheimer's therapy
Simon begins this hour talking about a horrifying story of a newborn found dead in a ditch in Warren County, IA. Next, Simon speaks with Senator Zach Nunn about three house bills that he would like to get voted on.
Simon begins this hour talking to an expert about how allowing employees to watch NCAA Tournament games at work can boost morale. Next, Simon brings us back and wants to know your first record you bought
Simon begins hour two talking to President Trump about our international trade deals and what the world may look like for the next president. Next, Simon speaks with a navy veteran who has designed a website where you can find all of the bills that your representative is in favor of.
A lot to unpack, but very importantly is what the world might look like for the next President
Simon begins the show talking about how Trump was right about TikTok and that we should ban it. Next, Simon speaks with Rep. Brooke Bolden to preview the upcoming Trump speech.
Simon begins this hour talking to an expert about the drop in college enrollment. Next, Simon talks about why 4 year degrees are not for everyone.
Today's update includes the price of eggs, food and gas availability and multiple missiles aimed at Ukraine.
Simon begins this hour talking to Governors Kim Reynolds and Ron DeSantis about his new book and if he has plans for higher office. Next, Simon speaks with a parenting coach, who gives us advice on raising kids and talking about the importance in taking breaks.
Simon begins the show talking to our friend Gordie Siebring as he updates us on the conditions in the Ukraine. Next, Simon talks to Dr. John Lott about gun control and red flag laws.
Simon begins hour three talking to an patent expert about how Ford has filed for a patent that could make vehicles repossess themselves. Next, Simon talks about how prosecutors may indict former President Trump.
Before your vehicle does that, it will turn off your AC, lock you out and play audio you don't like
Claims that none of the new rules will restrict the Auditor, but they will protect our personal information
Says if the Bill to restrict his powers passes in its current form, Iowa will be in trouble
Andrew Downs helps me break it down after the Hawks were knocked out of the Big Ten Championship
Simon begins this hour talking to State Auditor Rob Sand about a new bill that will limit his office when it comes to sensitive information. Next, Simon has State Senator Mike Bousselot to talk about the reason for the bill to limit the sensitive information given to the auditor's office.
Simon begins the show with Andrew Downs to recap the Hawkeyes' lost to Ohio State in the Big Ten Tournament and how they should prep for the NCAA Tournament.
Simon begins this hour talking to Mike Pompeo about China’s threat to the US and if we should label the Mexican cartels as a terrorist organization. Next, Simon talks about how the US Powerlifting team will allow a transwoman to compete with other females.
Simon begins this hour talking to Rep. Marionette Miller-Meeks about the Covid origins and Mexican cartels controlling the border. Next, Simon speaks with an expert about how some restaurants are struggling due to unfair negative Yelp reviews.
Simon begins the show talking about the people of Urbandale voting down the proposed new sports complex. Next, Simon speaks with Sheriff Mark Lamb about the fentanyl coming into the country.
Simon begins hour three talking to Jill Featherstone about the upcoming children events coming to the Des Moines Art Center. Next, Simon talks about the mass vaccination for chickens to fight the bird flu.
Victor Avila lost his partner when their car was shot up. He personally was shot three times and survived.
Simon begins this hour talking to Victor Avila about the Americans that were ambushed in Mexico leaving two dead and one injured. Next, Simon talks to Sen. Annette Sweeney about the settlement lawsuit with the University of Iowa.
The Regent schools and their "diversity, equity and inclusions" departments are now facing extinction
There is NO private for profit company running to build a U-Plex in Urbandale because it will lose money!
Simon begins the show by talking about the vote for a new complex in Urbandale. Next, Simon speaks with Rep. Taylor Collins about a bill to remove DEI in schools.
Simon begins hour three speaks with an expert about the mental health crisis in our teens. Next, Simon speaks with his friend and small business owner Dave Matthews, who lost his home one year ago
Simon begins hour two talking about how congress might be in agreement on banning TikTok. Next, Simon talks about how liberals are not reproducing, but conservatives are.
Simon begins the show talking about the Iowa football racial discrimination lawsuit that ended in a $4 million settlement. Next, Simon speaks with Rep. Steven Holt about eminent domain and the progress on other bills in the Iowa legislature.
Will our legislators finally act and produce mandatory jail time for people who get caught stealing taxpayer $s??
Simon begins hour one talking about the crazy laws in each state. Next Simon talks to State Auditor Rob Sand about finding $132K in "Irregular Disbursements".
Simon begins hour three by taking the verdict of the Alex Murdaugh trial. Next, Simon talks about his birthday bash with the Pinky Swear Foundation this Saturday.
We got a good idea why so many people really like her as she was back on the show today
Simon begins hour two talking to Tulsi Gabbard to talk about her presidential run in 2020 and the current state of politics. Next Simon speaks with Diana Furchtgott-Roth about why electric tractors are not suitable.
The internet went haywire in the hours leading up to that meeting. Do you believe in coincidences?
Simon begins hour one talking to Gordie Siebring, who updates us on the conditions in Ukraine and if he has ever thought about dropping everything and coming back to Iowa. Next, Simon talks with Rep. Ashley Hinson about the investigation in the China Communist Party.
She's in studio and reveals what it was like inside the Supreme Court and talks about other lawsuits Iowa is fighting against the Biden Administration
Simon begins hour three talking about a new report that found that Iowa was WORST in the country for being on our phones. Next, Simon talks about the student walk out that occurred in Des Moines metro high schools in protest of the anti-woke legislation.
Simon begins hour two talking to Sen. Randy Feenstra about the meat packing monopoly. Next, Simon speaks to Iowa’s AG Brenna Bird about the Student Loan Forgiveness Supreme Court case and other lawsuits that the State of Iowa is pushing back against the Biden Administration.
Simon begins hour one talking about the interim DMPS superintendent not understanding why students are leaving the school district. Next, Simon talks to Sen. Rick Scott about our relationship with China and his bill that will sunset every law passed by congress after five years.
Simon begins the show talking about the protest against minors being able to sell and serve alcohol. Next, Simon speaks to former President Donald Trump about coming to Iowa and the Ukraine/Russia war.
Simon begins hour two talking about how the Covid pandemic may have actually originated from a lab leak in Wuhan. Next, Simon speaks to Grover Norquist about the Biden Administration wanting to increase taxes on those making less than 400k.
Simon begins hour one talking to State Senate Majority Leader Jack Whitver about property tax fix. Next, Simon speaks with Speaker Pat Grassley about waiting for the courts before more pro life legislation.
Dan and Carol discuss the latest events going on with ARL. For more on ARL go to www.arl-iowa.org
Simon begins hour three by breaking out the stack of stuff and talking about the similarities between the space shuttle and the width of Roman roads. Next, Simon talks about how white women are attempting to claim they have Native American ancestry.
Simon begins hour two talking to Emily Sturge of Campus Reform to talk how people are being taught to report racism if a teacher doesn’t call on them. Next, Simon bring up a story about a mother who is using a “family cloth” instead of toilet paper.
Simon begins the show talking to our friend Gordie Siebring on the one year anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Next, Simon speaks with an individual who wants to start a conversation to change the name of the Indianola schools nickname, the Indians.
Simon begins hour three talking to David Tice about his newest movie Grid Down, Power Up. Next, Simon talks to Steve Booth from Cover Our Six Iowa to reveal that they won the vote for $10,000 by just 10 votes.
Simon begins hour two talking to Rob O’Neil about if we should worry about World War three with Russia. Next, Simon speaks to presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy about why he is running for office and what his plans are if he is elected.
Simon begins hour one talking about Pete Buttigieg finally visiting East Palestine, Ohio, but still no plan for President Biden to visit. Next, Simon talks to Rep. Bobby Kaufmann about property taxes and Voter ID.
He is on a mission to listen to the concerns of people before deciding to put his hat in the ring.
Simon begins hour two talking to Sen. Zach Nunn about an opposing political operative that took his personal data to take military records. Next, Simon talks with Dean Burtch to reveal Freedom Tour 2023.
Simon begins the show talking to Sen. Tim Scott about his listening tour. Next, its 2A day at the Iowa Capitol, so Simon talks with John McGoughlin and Kris Paranto.
Simon begins hour three talking to our friend Joel Patterson about the possibility of having a robot boss. Next, Simon talks about a proposed Florida law that would not allow animals to stick their head out their window while driving.
Simon begins hour two talking to Dr. Robert Malone about his mRNA technology and why he was telling people not to take the vaccine using that technology. Next, Simon speaks with an attorney about the legal battle with pistol braces.
Simon begins hour one talking about how the Des Moines Register was gong to write an article talking about Simon as an influential Republican (which is untrue, he is an independent). Next, Simon talks to State Senator Brad Zaun about the progress on lowering property taxes.
Nikki Haley talks about what she would do as president and her thoughts on the Ohio train derailment.
Mark Meckler and Rick Santorum join Simon to talk about why they want a convention of states.
Simon begins hour three talking to a CPA about the IRS wanting to tax tips that waiters earn. Next, Simon talks about Marjorie Taylor Greene saying that we should "divorce" red states and blue states.
Simon begins hour two talking to Nikki Haley about why she is running for President and her thoughts on the Ohio train derailment. Next, Simon talks with a man who is confident that we can live in a world where we do not see skin color.
Simon begins the show talking about President's Day and ask who is your favorite and least favorite presidents. Next, Simon talks with Mark Meckler and Rick Santorum about if there should be a Convention of States.
Dan and Carol discuss the latest events going on with ARL. For more on ARL go to www.arl-iowa.org
Simon begins hour two talking to Representative Eddy Andrews about DEI in schools. Next, Simon talks to Steve Booth of Cover My Six Iowa, an organization that will helps veterans that have slipped through the cracks.
Simon begins hour one talking to former Vice President Mike Pence about Linn-Marr schools and the China balloons. Next, Simon talks to the co-founder of SoldierStrong, Chris Meeks, about his 'SoldierSuit' that allows paralyzed soldier to walk again
He also said that Biden should have immediately shot down the Chinese balloon and sent the SOS to China
Simon begins hour three talking to a financial strategist about inflation and the state of our economy. Next, Simon talks about the Biden Administration denying Ohio’s request for disaster assistance.
State Senator Julian Garrett wants capital punishment for people who kidnap, rape and then kill a child
Simon begins hour two by talking to Vivek Ramaswamy about the Ohio train derailment and the Woke agenda. Next, Simon speaks with State Senator Julian Garrett about his bill that would bring back the death penalty to Iowa.
Waters of the USA and pistol braces are the latest unconstitutional things Biden is doing.
Simon begins the show talking to our friend Gordie Siebring about the latest going on in the Ukraine. Next, Simon speaks with Iowa’s Attorney General Brenna Bird about a new lawsuit against the Biden Administration regarding pistol braces.
Simon speaks to not only one of the winners, but also the communications director for the Hoover Presidential Foundation to tell us what exactly is the Uncommon Student Program.
Simon begins hour two talking to a remote teams management expert about "Bare minimum Monday". Next Simon talks to Brad Reiners about the Uncommon Student Program from the Hoover Presidential Foundation and we speak with one of the winners Connor Fogerty
Simon opens the show talking to meteorologist John McGloughlin about what we can expect with the upcoming winter storm. Next, Simon talks to Senator Grassley about the cost of prescription drug prices.
Simon begins hour three talking with our legal expert Allan Ostegren about the Ohio train derailment and what happens next. Next Simon talks about if the government is actually shooting down weather balloons.
Simon begins hour two talking with the Iowa Pork Producers about the Master Pork Awards Program. Next, Simon speaks with presidential candidate Perry Johnson about his policies and what he would do as president.
Simon begins the show talking about what everyone's plan is for Valentines Day. Next, Simon speaks with the Iowa Renewable Fuels Association about placing pipelines on private property.
Simon begins hour two talking with Rep. Zach Nunn about the objects in our sky that the US is shooting down. Next, Simon takes your calls about the balloons being shot down and if we should be worried about them.
Simon begins the show recapping the Super Bowl, including the game, commercials and the halftime show. Next, Simon talks about his Birthday Bash to benefit Pinky Swear.
Simon begins hour three with a conversation with a psychologist about this new quarter life crisis. Next, Mrs. C joins us to give delicious recipes to make for your Super Bowl watch party.
Simon begins hour two with our regular conversation with Campus Reform to learn exactly what is happening on our college campuses. Next, Simon speaks with former Congresswomen Mia Love about her time in Congress and her new book.
Simon begins this hour talking with Hall of Fame broadcaster and the voice of the Iowa Barnstormers Joe Staci to talk about the Super Bowl and we give our predictions. Next, Simon talks with a marketing expert to talk about what commercials we will see during the Super Bowl and our favorite Super Bowl commercials.
Happy National Pizza Day! Simon uses this hour to talk about our favorite toppings for pizza.
Simon begins hour three talking about one of Putin's allies says Poland should be next for invasion. Next, Simon speaks with our legal expert Alan Ostegren about a case where a school district suspended a student with a pro 2A t-shirt.
He explains all the details of what he went through and why trying to put a $ value on a life is just wrong
Simon begins hour two talking about the rise in the price of eggs and that border patrol is seizing eggs rather than immigrants. Next, Simon speaks with a Marine Veteran who wants to put an end to malpractice caps.
Simon opens the show recapping the State of the Union. Next, Simon speaks with the executive director of FAIR, Julie Kirtchner, to break down Biden's immigration policy from the State of the Union.
Mike Opelka fills in for Simon. This hour, Mike talks about if we will see student loan forgiveness during the State of the Union. Next Mike speaks with Wendy Patrick about the latest in different court cases going on in the country.
Mike Opelka fills in for Simon. He begins this hour talking about Biden saying China is not our enemy. Next Mike talks about Sam Smith's disturbing performance during the Grammy's.
Mike Opelka fills in for Simon. He begins the show previewing the State of the Union. Next, he talks about Kareem Jean Pierre being asked a tough question on The View.
Matt Kittle fills in for Simon. Matt begins hour two talking with Senator Joni Ernst about the slow response of the administration on the Chinese balloon. Next, Matt speaks with an expert that says more people need to stay home when they feel sick.
Matt Kittle fills in for Simon. To begin the show, Matt talks to Grover Norquist about the legacy of Ronald Regan and his legacy. Next, Matt takes calls about Ronald Regan and his legacy.
Simon is live from Iowa City to raise money and interview parents that had to hear the awful phrase "Your kid has cancer".
Simon is live from Iowa City to raise money and interview parents that had to hear the awful phrase "Your kid has cancer".
Simon is live from Iowa City to raise money and interview parents that had to hear the awful phrase "Your kid has cancer".
Simon is live from Iowa City to raise money and interview parents that had to hear the awful phrase "Your kid has cancer".
Simon is live from Iowa City to raise money and interview parents that had to hear the awful phrase "Your kid has cancer".
Simon is live from Iowa City to raise money and interview parents that had to hear the awful phrase "Your kid has cancer".
Simon begins hour three talking to Pacific Legal Foundation and their battle with midwives and their battle for a birthing center. Next Simon previews the Call for Kids with Cancer Radiothon.
Simon begins hour two talking with someone who believes we should add a constitutional amendment to protect fishing and hunting. Next, Simon talks about the link between a hearing loss and an increase risk of dementia.
Confirms we need a balanced budget amendment so that we stop seeing the same movie over and over again.
Simon begins the show talks about the latest with Hunter Biden. Next, Simon talks with Rep. Jason Chaffetz about what will happen with the debt ceiling.
Simon begins hour three talking about a chili cook-off coming up at the VFW. Next, Simon talks about how female California prisoners are feeling threatened with transgender inmates.
Simon begins hour two talking to Nikki Goeser about her tragic story with a stalker and to talk about her new book. Next, Simon talks to Brad Zaun about how Iowa should deal with drugs and gangs.
Simon begins the show providing his case for abolishing property taxes. Next Simon speaks to Representative Ashley Hinson about what we are going to do with the debt ceiling
Simon begins hour two talking to Congressman Randy Feenstra about a bill wanting to stop foreign land ownership in Iowa, particularly from countries that aren't friendly. Next, Simon talks about how the Surgeon General is saying that 13 is too young for social media.
Simon begins the show talking about how Urbandale wants a new sports complex. The problem? it will result in an increase in your property taxes. Next, Simon speaks with the President of Judicial Watch about James O’Keefe’s house being raided and only getting heavily redacted documents related to the raid.
After raids on James O'Keefe and other Project Veritas journalists' homes,, Tom Fitton wants to know why
Simon begins hour three talking to Jennifer Styers aboiut dating advice. Next, Simon talks about a person who is paying $2 million a year to live forever.
Simon begins hour two talking to Sam Clovis about Tort Reform. Next, Simon talks about a 29 year old woman in New Jersey who went back to high school for 4 days.
Simon begins the show talking with Speaker Grassley about the new changes to Food Stamps that are being proposed. Simon then takes calls and Talkbacks about this issue.
Simon begins the show talking about Iowa looking to remove the age requirement to sell or serve alcohol. Next Simon speaks with former Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos about Iowa's new school choice law.
Iowa’s Attorney General Brenna Bird talks about the lawsuit that Iowa is joining against the Biden Administration and how we can reduce gang violence in our major cities.
Simon begins hour two talking to Iowa’s Attorney General Brenna Bird about the lawsuit that Iowa is joining against the Biden Administration. She also weighs in on how we can reduce gang violence in our major cities. Next Simon reveals the numbers from today’s poll: Will your family be using Iowa’s Student First Act to change schools.
Simon begins hour one talking to our friend Gordie Siebring as he updates us on the war and the outlook of agriculture in 2023. Next, Simon speaks with Newsmax CEO Chris Ruddy about his network being kicked off of DIRECTV
Simon begins hour three talking to Bill Dendy about why your tax refund might be smaller this year. Next, Simon talks about how Mark Hamill is now being attempted to be cancelled just for liking a tweet.
Simon begins hour two talking to Donald Trump’s lawyer Christina Bobb about the Mar-a-lago raid and her new book. Next Simon speaks with Ja’Ron Smith who is bringing his tour to Des Moines to talk about how we can reduce crime in our city.
Christina Bobb is also the lawyer who signed off on there being no more classified dox at Mar-a-Lago that the Government wanted
Simon begins hour one talking to Mke Pompeo about if he is running for president and about his new book, "Never Give an Inch", Next, Simon speaks with Governor Reynolds about the new school choice bill that she just signed into law.
Simon begins hour two talking about Brock Purdy's performance against the Cowboys. Next, Simon has a special announcement to make that will benefit Pinky Swear.
Simon takes this hour to talk about the shooting at a Des Moines outreach center which left two student dead.
Hour three of the show is full of Fun Friday stories. (Hooray!) To start, Simon talks about how a UFO hunter is predicting that aliens will come to Earth in 2023. Next, Simon talks about the new Guinness World Record for new oldest person and a new oldest dog.
Simon begins hour two by starting a new regular segment with a member of Campus Reform to tell us all about what is happening on our campuses. Next, Simon brings up a possible solution to the high prices in eggs: rent the chicken
Good news out of Florida, why universities "body positive" stuff is affecting military recruitment and silencing speech
...and also to tell us what they are going to do about our disappearing lanes when the roads are wet
Simon begins the show talking about Biden's response to the classified documents being found at his home. Next, Simon speaks with the Director of the Iowa DOT Scott Marler about if we can get reflectors on our roads.
Simon begins hour three talking to Charlie Bowser about the latest happening in The American Legion of Iowa. Next, Simon talks about Alec Baldwin being charged for Involuntary Manslaughter.
Simon begins this hour talking to Congressman Ken Buck about his new book “Crushed” and Big Tech’s war on free speech. Next, Simon speaks with Governor Asa Hutchinson about if he is running for president.
Crushed is all about Big Tech's War on Free Speech and it has a Foreword by Senator Ted Cruz
Simon begins the show talking about how White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre is dodging questions related to Biden's classified documents. Next, Simon talks with the new executive director of The Federation For American Immigration Reform.
This hour, Simon continues the conversation about school choice with Speaker Pat Grassley. Next, Simon takes your calls and texts about school choice.
School Choice and Property Tax Reform! He wasn't a fan of my "abolish it" approach on the latter!
If you don't want it on your land, you shouldn't be forced to have it. Bill coming soon!
Simon begins hour one by talking about today's poll: What is the most important legislative priority: School Choice, Property Tax Reform, or Eminent Domain Reform? Next, Simon speaks with Representative Kaufmann about his thoughts on Eminent Domain.
Simon begins hour three by talking to a 14 year old schoolgirl being threatened all because she is a conservative. Next, Simon talks about the awful performance the Buccaneers showed last night and if that was Tom Brady’s last game
Simon begins hour two talking to Nick Pope from “Ancient Aliens” about what we can expect from their live show coming to Iowa. Next, Simon speaks to Greg McCoy about how you can keep your New Year’s resolution of going to the gym and stay in shape.
He tells us what he thinks will happen next as this war approaches its first anniversary.
Simon begins the show talking with Gordie Siebring about the latest in war in Ukraine now that we are nearing the one year anniversary. Next, Simon speaks with Craig Bannister about Biden having "gas guzzling" vehicles, but wants the rest of us to use electric vehicles.
Simon Conway: WHY doesn't Iowa have reflectors for the lanes on the road. Hard to see the lanes in Iowa.
Donna Jackson from Project 21: MLK dream. Simon Conway: Iowa is the best state to drive in?
Simon begins hour three talking to Matt Whittaker about "garagegate" and the mishandling of classified documents. Next, Mrs. C joins the show to talk about the weekend events happening in the area.
Simon begins this hour by talking to a space author who has a new children's book with 1,000 facts about space. Next Simon speaks to his dentist about why we should be scraping our tongue, alongside all the other dental hygiene things we do.
Simon begins the show talking about the CDC investigating a possible link between Pfizer's bivalent shot and strokes. Next, Simon talks about how Pepsi has discontinued Sierra Mist for Starry.
Simon begins the show by talking with Alan Ostegren about a Special Counsel being appointed to investigate Biden having classified documents. Next, we talk with a health expert about how the American Academy of Pediatrics says its good for obese children to have surgery.
Simon begins hour two talking about how there is now a second batch of classified documents found in Biden's possession. Next, Simon speaks with Steve King about what we can expect from the newly Republican majority in the House of Representatives.
Tells me that if the Legislature's efforts to fix property tax don't work this year, she will deal with it next
Simon begins the show talking to our aviation expert Jay Ratliff about the FAA shutdown and when we can expect everything to go back to normal. Next, Simon speaks with Governor Reynolds about her Condition of the State from last night.
Simon begins hour two with a conversation with former Reynolds' staff member Pat Garrett to preview the Condition of the State. Next, we talk with our very own Sue Danielson about what we can expect in the Condition of the State.
Simon opens the show talking about the double standard between Biden having classified documents and Trump having classified documents. Next, Simon talks with Michael Ware from the Iowa Firearms Coalition about how the FBI is underreporting how many times a good guy with a gun stops a bad guy with a gun.
Simon begins hour two talking to Senator Zach Wahls about the democrats' plan in the Iowa legislature now that they don't have the power to stop anything from being passed. Next, Simon talks about how Biden has stored classified documents from when he was VP.
Simon opens today's show talking about today's poll: What is the #1 priority for the Iowa Legislature to get done this session? Next, Simon speaks with Senator Amy Sinclair about where Iowa legislature will begin as they start their session.
Simon begins hour three talking about a story from the New York Times that says that we need to date short people to save the planet. Next, Simon talks about how the lottery is at $940 million, what would you do with that money?
Tells us her and her Iowa colleagues are fully aware that we the people don't really want McCarthy
He doesn't really want to. Would much rather talk about what the republican House is going to do
Simon begins the show by reading texts and taking calls from listeners to get their opinion on the Speaker of the House vote. Next, Simon speaks with Jennifer Dunker of the Iowa Restaurant Association about a new aquarium that has fish swim around you as you eat.
This hour, Simon speaks with Congressman elect Randy Feenstra and Congresswoman elect Marionette Miller-Meeks about why they are voting for Kevin McCarthy for Speaker of the house
Simon begins hour three with a conversation about how those in the Army Reserves are still being required to get the Covid vaccine. Next, Simon continues the Speaker of the House vote, which has failed for the 11th time.
Simon begins hour two talking to Iowa's Secretary of State Paul Pate about how it takes all of us to prevent human trafficking. Next, Simon speaks with an author who as come up with his predictions for 2023
Simon begins the show talking to our friend Gordie about the latest in Ukraine. Next, Simon speaks with Congresswoman Elect Ashley Hinson about what the next step is after McCarthy loses a 10th round of votes for Speaker of the House.
Simon begins hour three with an interview with Zach Nunn about his stance on the blocking of McCarthy as speaker. Next, Simon talked about the new policies for the archdiocese of Des Moines.
Simon begins hour two talking to the newly elected Attorney General Brenna Bird about he lawsuits she has already joined against the Biden Administration. Next, Sam Clovis joins the show to talk about the global view of what is happening in D.C.
And she tells us of the lawsuits she has already joined against the Biden Administration
He says if McCarthy does become Speaker, there will be punishments for those who opposed him
Simon begins hour one talking to Steve King about how, once again, we still do not have a Speaker of the House after multiple failed votes. Next, Simon speaks with a woman who turned down $1 million to keep quiet about why she left job
Simon began hour 3 by talking to Mary Neubauer from the Iowa Lottery to talk about the upcoming Mega Millions jackpot. Next Simon talks about his vacation in Florida.
He believes we will find out the alleged killer will have a connection to at least one of the victims
SImon begins hour two talking to Dr. Currie Myers about the latest in the Idaho murders. Next, Simon talks with Esha Bolar from March for Our Lives Iowa about their stance on the gun rights.
Simon returns! Simon opens this hour talking with Representative Steve King about the multiple rounds of unsuccessful votes for a Speaker of the House. Next, Simon talks with Rpresentative Steven Holt about the priorities of the Iowa House including if pipelines can be used as eminent domain
It’s a Simon Conway Show best of! This hour we re-listen to our business strategist explaining “Boss Burnout” and more files from the JFK assassination are being de-classified.
It’s a Simon Conway Show best of! This hour, we re-listen to our conversations with Mike Rodgers and Michelle Book, The CEO of the Iowa Food Bank
It’s a Simon Conway Show best of! This hour, we re-listen to our conversation with Governor Reynolds and the fact that Washington State is giving free health care to illegal immigrants.
Jeff Angelo fills in for Simon! This hour, Jeff speaks with a political strategist about what we can expect in the 2024 presidential election. Next, Jeff talks about if your 401k is going woke. Lastly, Jeff provides an update on what Hunter Biden is up to.
Doug fills in for Simon! This hour, Doug talks about how YouTube, similar to Twitter, is silencing conservative outlet PragerU. Next, Doug updates us on the George Santos situation.
Doug Wagner fills in for Simon! This hour, Doug talks with his new friend David Lucas about the history of South Carolina and the role the state played in American History. Next, Doug talks about how the current administration is doing one thing, but saying another. Something he calls the 2+2=5 concept.
Matt Kittle fills in for Simon! This hour, Matt talks about the latest in the Twitter Files. Next, Matt talks about the worst gifts you have ever received.
Matt Kittle fills in for Simon! This hour, Matt talks with the Former president of the Iowa State Senate Charles Schneider about the priorities of legislative Republicans. Next, Christian Toto joins us to talk about the best and worst movies of 2022.
Jeff Angelo fills in for Simon! This hour, Jeff speaks with a political strategist about what we can expect in the 2024 presidential election. Next, Jeff talks about if your 401k is going woke. Lastly, Jeff provides an update on what Hunter Biden is up to.
It’s a Simon Conway Show best of! This hour we re-listen to our business strategist explaining “Boss Burnout” and more files from the JFK assassination are being de-classified.
It’s a Simon Conway Show best of! This hour, we re-listen to our conversations with Mike Rodgers and Michelle Book, The CEO of the Iowa Food Bank
It’s a Simon Conway Show best of! This hour, we re-listen to our conversation with Governor Reynolds and the fact that Washington State is giving free health care to illegal immigrants.
Matt Kiddle fills in for Simon! Matt starts the hour about how we shouldn't have children leading us anymore. Next Matt and Mr. T discuss their top 3 Christmas Songs.
Matt Kiddle fills in for Simon! This hour, we bread down everything in the spending bill and getting your opinions on it as well.
Matt Kittle fills in for Simon! To begin hour one, he has a conversation with Simon Hankinson from the Heritage Foundation’s about the current state of our border. Next, we get a weather update from meteorologist Mike Foule from the National Weather Service.
Doug Wagner fills in for Simon! Doug talks about office Christmas parties and our favorite Christmas songs.
Doug Wagner fills in for Simon! This hour, he breaks down the Hawkeyes lost and the current winter storm going through the area.
Mike Opelka fills in for Simon! He begins hour three by talking about how the left is about to force former President Trump to release his tax returns. Next, Mike updates us about the Twitter Files.
Mike Opelka fills in for Simon! He begins hour two talking about the politically correct language of today and how crazy it has gotten.
Mike Opelka fills in for Simon! He begins the show talking about the left wakening to the problem on the border. He also talks about the upcoming winter storm that will hit central Iowa.
Simon starts hour 2 continuing the conversation about Biden's untrue story about his uncle being a Purple Heart recipient. Next, Simon talks about how the Olympic committee allowing transgender athletes to participate in whatever event they identify as.
Simon opens the show talking about the Supreme Court putting a pause on Title 42. Next Simon talks about the January 6th committee suggesting President Trump should be charged criminally.
Simon begins hour three talking with a toy expert about the most wanted toys this holiday season. Next, Simon talks about the best gifts to give someone when you don't know what they like.
Simon begins hour two talking with the Beth Townsend, the Director of Iowa Workforce Development, about the latest unemployment numbers. Next, Simon talks with Jim Peterson about a former FBI analyst who was falsely accused of disloyalty of the US.
Simon begins hour one with a conversation about a high school wrestler who was allowed to wrestle even after being arrested for felony assault. Next Simon speaks with Steve King about who we can expect as the next Speaker of the House.
Simon begins hour three by talking with an expert about “boss burnout.” Next, Simon talks about how more documents from the JFK assassination was declassified, but we still don’t have all them available.
Simon begins hour two with a conversation with Mark Morgan about the current state of our southern border. Next, Simon speaks with Rabbi Yossi Jacobson as he tells us the story of Hanukah.
Mark Morgan used to run Customs and border patrol and ICE. He joins us with a warning and we had a bet!
Simon begins hour one with a conversation with Governor Reynolds about her top priorities this coming legislative session. Next, Simon takes calls about how we can avoid pipelines being built on private property.
Simon begins hour two with a conversation with Former Chair of The House Intelligence Committee Mike Rogers about what he would do if he was president. Next, Simon talks about the TSA spending $18.6 million on non-binary screening systems.
Fascinating discussion with Mike Rogers especially when he gave us a list of Day One things he would do if he became President
Simon begins today's show by talking about Governor Reynolds' ban of TikTok on state devices. Next, Simon brings on Rep. Bill Gustoff to talk about the legality of a nation wide ban on TikTok and if it can be enforced.
In this hour, Simon breaks down AOC's latest Instagram story in today's edition of Whiny Babies. Next, Simon reveals the final numbers on today's poll and talks about what the priorities should be this coming legislative session.
Simon begins hour two by talking with Joyce Hoppes about the impact Iowa pig farmers have on the community. Next, Simon speaks with a member of the Chamber of Commerce and Economic Development for Shelby County about getting people from Nebraska to move to Iowa.
Simon begins the show talking to Gordie Seibring about the Russian military being only 20 miles away from him. Next, Simon talks if the fetal heartbeat bill will be reinstated by the State's Supreme Court. Lastly, Simon talks about Washington State giving health insurance to Illegal immigrants.
Simon begins hour three by talking to MaryBeth Meyer about the Pinky Swear Radiothon and give an update on how much was raised. Next, Simon talks about the upcoming major fusion energy breakthrough announcement.
Simon begins hour two by talking to Mark Swift to update us on the aftermath of the Marengo Fire. Next Simon speaks with Ron Garan about the Artemis 1 landing.
Simon begins the show asking the question: Do you give gift cards as gifts? We get Simon's thoughts and the thoughts of listeners. Next, Simon speaks with Food Bank of Iowa CEO Michelle Book to talk about how we can support the food bank this holiday season.
Simon begins hour two by talking with the people from Pinky Swear to prepare us for our Pinky Swear Radiothon tomorrow. Next, Simon speaks with the lawyer of Watergate's "Deep Throat" to talk to able the Trump Organization found guilty of fraud and what it actually means.
Simon opens today’s show by talking about the Brittney Griner trade and provide an update on the explosion in Marengo, Iowa. Next, Simon speaks with Senator Ernst about why she voted for the Marriage Equality Act.
Simon begins hour two talking to the author of a new book that contains the first picture of Neil Armstrong actually on the moon. Next, Simon speaks with the CEO of the Battleship Iowa about what this day means for him.
Simon talks to the author of an incredible new "coffee table" book that contains the first picture of Neil Armstrong actually on the moon!
Those tags that help you find your keys or lost luggage are also apparently favored by your stalker
Simon opens today's show by reflecting on the anniversary of Pearl Harbor. Next, Simon talks with Alan Ostegren about Apple's lawsuit over their Airtags.
Simon begins hour three by talking with the producer of “Grid Down, Power Up” about the attack on power grids in North Carolina. Next, Simon talks about the USPS surveillance program.
Simon begins hour two by talking with Brad Zaun about what we can expect this coming session. Next, Simon speaks with a medical expert about the current flu season.
Simon begins today's show by talking with our good friend Gordie Siebring about the latest in Ukraine. Next, Simon opens the phone lines to our listeners to get their opinion on the Marriage Equality Act.
Simon begins hour two talking to Rob Sand about the signs of a scam caller and how you can protect yourself. Next, Simon previews Pinky Swear, which is this Friday!
Simon opens today's show by talking about the latest in the "Twitter Files". Next Simon talks with Rep. Randy Feenstra who promises justice for those that interfered in 2020 election.
Top 10 list of male and female Cat/Dog names. Talking about the stink in the air and monks testing positive of . . .??
Fleetwood Mac Christine McVie, Morning people studies, and an interview with Mike Pompeo.
No guests, Simon and the Producer. Topics: Biden never has been to the border, #santaisntreal and the worst rudest NFL teams list.
Simon interviews Gurdie Siebring from Ukraine on the updates of Power loss. Then he interviews Rep. Ashley Hinson about pipe line and Rail strike. Plus some good callers.
Simon Conway talks about supporting the USS Iowa with Jonathan Williams, about Biden official Sam Brinton, accused of taking someone else's luggage at the airport.
Jerry Fleagle, CEO/Pres. of the Hoover Presidential Foundation talked with Simon Conway about improvements that are coming to the Library and ways to support the upgrades. More info at https://timelessvaluescampaign.org/
Jose Cerda, Co-Founder of the SEAL Family Legacy, talked about how they assist military families and ways to help their organization. For more info: https://sealfamilylegacy.org/
Courtney Blind of the UI Dance Marathon joined Simon Conway to talk about ways to help support their cause now, for more info go to https://dancemarathon.uiowa.edu/
Mary Beth Meyer of Pinky Swear joins Simon Conway to talk about the upcoming radiothon and ways to support Pinky Swear today at www.PinkySwear.org
Simon opens hour two by talking with the former WMT program director Randy Lee about the Stuff the Bus event. Next, Simon talks with Aviation expert about the possibility of only having one pilot flying a commercial plane.
Simon opens today's show by giving an update on his wife's health. Next Simon has a business expert about how big of a difference Black Friday makes.
Simon begins hour three talking about the final results of the poll about the best dessert for Thanksgiving. Next, Simon talks about the survey where 42% of people expect to gain weight during Thanksgiving.
Simon begins hour two by talking to Mark Lamb about his new book "Rule to Live By". Next, Simon has his friends from Authentic Brand and The Final Salute top talk about how the Veterans day hat made a difference.
My 2022 Veterans' Day hat made a difference thanks to Authentic Brand and the Final Salute
Simon begins today show by talking about the best desserts during Thanksgiving. Next Simon speaks with Claire Sowder about the upcoming Christmas at Terrace Hill event.
Simon opens hour three by talking about the importance of having a secure password for all your accounts. Next, Simon talks about CBS finally admitting that the Hunter Biden hard drive is an actual story.
Simon begins hour two by talking with the Iowa Turkey Federation about what to make with the leftovers from Thanksgiving. Next, Simon talks about Boxing day and how much you should tip different professions.
And they have free recipes on line for what exciting things you could do with your leftovers
Simon begins hour one by talking with Gordie about the latest in Ukraine and what he is thankful for this holiday season. Next, Simon talks about today's poll about the best sides to have on Thanksgiving.
Simon begins hour two by discussing how much it will cost to buy the entire 12 days of Christmas. Next, Simon brings on expert to tell us the psychology behind Christmas music.
Andrew Downs and I break it all down... with a little Noles War Chant for good measure...
Simon begins today's show taking about the different dishes people have for thanksgiving. Next, Simon brings on Andrew Downs to preview the Hawkeye Black Friday game against Nebraska.
Simon begins hour three by talking with Major Butch Frost from the Salvation Army about the need of volunteers for this holiday season. Next, Simon reflects about the best toys you received as a kid.
Former head of ICE and Border Patrol Mark Morgan, weighs in on the death of a CBP agent and the wounding of two others.
Simon begins hour two by talking with chef Doug Goldman about secret baking tips to use for Thanksgiving. Next, Simon speaks with Mark Morgan about the CBP agent who died in the line of duty and the White House has said nothing.
Simon opens today show talking about the new mummies and tunnels found in Egypt. Also, Simon discusses the fact that there is no beer allowed inside the stadium for the Qatar World Cup. Next, Simon speaks with Iowa House Speaker Pat Grassley about the newly formed Education Reform Committee.
Simon begins hour three with a conversation about why people will not date an individual of the opposite political party. Next, Simon gives the results of today's poll about if people are still going to church.
Simon begins hour two by talking about a 14 year old girl who was punished by the school for saying that a boy should not be in the same locker room when she changes. Next, Simon talks with a crypto expert who informs us about what happened with FTX.
Now as the market continues to crash following what FTX has done... our expert weighs in.
Our guest wants to "decarbonize the world” (his book title) but has not given any thought to the morals of dealing with China
Simon begins the show by talking about the fact that Nancy Pelosi will no longer be running for leadership in the House. Next, Simon speaks with an author who wants to remove carbon from the world.
Simon concludes today's show talking about how Sen. Ernst and Sen. Grassley offices' have not revealed who they voted for for senate minority leader and that it is a "secret ballot".
Simon begins the show talking about Trump's announcement that he is running for President in 2024. Simon then get callers' thoughts on if they are in favor or against him running in 2024. Next, Simon gives caller's their reindeer name, just by knowing their birth month.
Simon begins hour three by talking about the federal government putting regulators on fisherman boats and making you pay for them. Simon then closes the show with some closing thoughts.
That's really going on with American fishermen right now and its a case headed to the SCOTUS
Simon begins hour two by breaking down today's poll on if you would support Trump if he runs for president. Next, Simon speaks with a communications expert as he explains why people are so rude to each other.
Simon begins today's show talking with Gordie Seibring about Ukrainian armed forces on his farm. Next, Simon speaks with Rebecca Kopelman about the snow and how long we can expect the cold to last.
Simon begins hour three by talking to Dr. Bruce Hermann about Madonna and her recent plastic surgery. Next Simon breaks out the stack of stuff and covers different topics including the Houston Astros, World Cup and Covid booster causing higher rates of myocarditis in young adults.
Simon begins the show talking about private companies that want to dig through YOUR property to put in two new carbon pipelines. Are you in favor of it? Simon gives his thoughts and get callers' reaction to this as well.
Simon begins hour two by talking with Will Chesney about what it was like being the dog handler for the Bin Laden mission. Next, Simon speaks with Karl Lettow about the latest happening at the Iowa Department of Veterans Affairs
Sgt. First Class (RET) Chelsea Poterfield also was in charge of the first all female guard change at the Tomb
It's Veterans Day! So Simon begins the show by taking calls and texts from listeners that want to pay tribute to those that served this country. Next, Simon talks with Sgt. First Class Chelsea Poterfield, who was the first woman to be in charge of The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
Simon opens the hour by talking with Todd Jacobus of the Iowa's Veteran's Home about what he plans to do as the new commandant. Next, it's the Marine Corps. Birthday, so Simon speaks with Steven Holt about his time in the Corps.
...and reveals that soon to be former Congresswoman Cindy Axne has not called him to congratulate him.
Simon begins the show talking with Congressman-elect Zach Nunn about his victory over Cindy Axne. Next, Simon breaks down today's poll: Is Trump to blame for the lack of a red wave?
Simon begins hour three by talking with Bill Dendy about what to expect from the stock market based on the midterm elections. Then, Simon finishes the show with Cindy Axne's concession speech.
Simon begins hour 2 by discussing the Iowa Auditor race between Rob Sand and Todd Halbur, which is still too close to call. Next, Simon speaks with Rich Hoillander about the trouble retail stores have with hiring for the holidays.
Simon begins the show by breaking down the "Red Wave" that occurred in Iowa, with most Republican candidates winning their race. Next Simon speaks with Sean Spicer about his thoughts from last night's election results.
Simon opens hour three with Mark Banowetz, who had his race removed from a ballot. To finish the hour, Simon takes calls about the status of the polling places all across Iowa.
Simon begins hour 2 with Michael Ware of the Iowa Firearms Coalition about the an auditor's office staffer attempting to influence a ballot measure. Nest, Simon talks with Anthony Russo about the effectiveness of negative ads.
Happened in a Linn County supervisors' race. We speak to one of the candidates and the Secretary of State
Simon begins the show with an interview with Tulsi Gabbard and why she chose to back Sen. Grassley for re-election. Next, he speaks with Brenna Bird about how she feels entering election day. Lastly, Simon closes the hour giving a final farewell to Reagan.
Mike Opelka fills in for Simon. Mike begins by previewing the upcoming midterm election. Next Mike breaks down the latest Trump rally.
Mike Opelka begins hour 3 talking with Tracy Beanz of Uncovered DC to talk about the government working with social media companies to censor certain voices. Next Mike speaks with Lauren Fix about electric vehicles and if pickup trucks and SUV's too big?
Mike Opelka begins hour 2 by breaking down the MSNBC report regarding the attack on Paul Pelosi. Next, Mike talks about protest songs and plays a sample of the most recent protest song
Mike Opelka fills in for Simon today. This hour, Mike breaks down the upcoming election, the best protest songs and the possibility of a diesel shortage.
Simon opens hour 3 with a conversation with Jim Goodwin, who talks about the Star Spangled Salute, which is an annual FREE concert by the Iowa Military Veterans Band. Next, Simon speaks with Marcum Davis, who is helping orphans in Ukraine and explains how you can help.
The annual FREE concert by the Iowa Military Veterans Band takes place this Sunday at Des Moines Civic Center
Simon begins hour 2 with Colonel Zach Nunn, who is making his final pitch to become Senator of Iowa and unseat Cindy Axne. Next, Simon speaks with Anne Fairchild, who is running for Iowa House District 78.
He's been working very hard and wants to unseat Rep. Cindy Axne who has still not been on the show
Simon begins the show with the news of Hy-Vee being closed for Thanksgiving and "Bag-Gate". Next, Simon speaks with Mary Beth Meyer about "Friendsgiving" at the Hoyt Sherman Place with donations going to help families of kids with cancer.
Simon finishes the show talking with Robert Warren, the CEO of Hoyt Sherman Place, as they discuss future events occurring there. Lastly Simon gives his final thoughts on the day.
Simon begins hour 2 with an interview with Roby Smith, who is looking to unseat treasurer Fitzgerald. Next, Simon speaks with Brett Mason has he gives his case to be the next Lynn county supervisor because he believes there should be no regulations for parking on real farms.
Simon begins the show with an interview with former Pres. Donald Trump about his upcoming rally and the state of the economy. Next, Simon speaks with Brenna Bird about the latest in her race with Tom Miller.
Simon Conway spoke with former Pres. Donald Trump about his upcoming rally in Iowa, the State of the economy, and how he would battle inflation.
Simon begins hour 3 by continuing the conversation about affirmative action with Alison Somin of Pacific Legal. Next, Simon talks about the daughter of a possible serial killer telling police where her father told her to move bodies.
Simon begins hour 2 by talking to Ashley Hinson and her plans to take away the funding of 87,000 IRS agents... oh and firing Nancy Pelosi on day one. Next, Simon speaks with Horace Cooper about how bad "affirmative action" is.
Project 21's co-Chair, Horace Cooper is passionate about how bad so-called "affirmative action" is
And there are plans including taking away the funding of 87,000 IRS agents... oh and firing Nancy Pelosi on day one
Simon begins the show with Governor Reynolds as she is finding great enthusiasm on the road and lots of people are urging her to make sure Iowa doesn't become Washington DC. Next, Senator Cotton joins us to talk about the new book, which is way more than the standard "this is my life".
Well the Jury is still out on that one, but the book is way more than the standard "this is my life".
She says she's finding great enthusiasm on the road and lots of people are urging her to make sure Iowa doesn't become Washington DC
Simon begins hour 2 with Iowa's Lottery boss, Matt Strawn and asking the simple question: What would you do if you won a BILLION Dollars on the lottery? Next Simon talks with Iowa LT. Governor Adam Gregg about his tour across Iowa and seeing all the enthusiastic crowds.
What would you do if you won a BILLION Dollars on the lottery? Simon talks to Iowa's Lottery boss, Matt Strawn.
Alan Ostegren is in studio to talk about two things. First of all top Democrat prosecutors in Illinois have revolted against a new criminal justice law. We also touched upon the affirmative action case in front of the Supreme Court.
Simon begins his show talking about Governor Kim Reynolds having a new political commercial out today where she says that we in Iowa know the difference between right and wrong and between boys and girls, and the Left melted. Next, he talks with Alan Ostegren about top Democrat prosecutors in Illinois have revolted against a new criminal justice law and affirmative action case in front of the Supreme Court.
Governor Kim Reynolds has a new political commercial out today where she says that we in Iowa know the difference between right and wrong and between boys and girls. The left melted down. Simon pointed out the SCIENCE says a human brain isn't fully developed until. the age of 25 and that all such gender surgeries should wait until after that age.
Simon begins hour 3 with a conversation about Disney and how expensive it has gotten in the years. Next Simon breaks out the Stack of Stuff. Including a couple stories about Monkeypox and transgender youth is going through a 'Transient Phase'.
Simon begins hour 2 by addressing Domestic Violence Awareness Month. April came in and told us what happened to her more than 20 years ago. As well as Tiffany Alison from Soaring Hearts Foundation, which helps survivors of domestic violence. Then, we have Tommy Bowden on to talk about why he is Iowa (No, its not for the football job).
April came in and told us what happened to her more than 20 years ago. It was not easy for us - and me especially - to hear it. Also in studio we had Tiffany Allison from the Soaring Hearts Foundation which exists to help survivors of domestic violence.
Simon begins the show talking with Iowa farmer Gordie Siebring providing an update from war-torn Ukraine. Next, Iowa Auditor Rob Sand comes on to talk about the state sending money to dead people. Lastly Simon concludes the show recapping the Cindy Axne fundraiser that included a virtual appearance from Joe Biden
"The similarities between China and the U.S. is shocking." Says someone who escaped the cultural revolution
Criminals can now jam your home security cameras. Expert explains how to protect yourself
"Without a special prosecutor, this U.S. attorney will be facing political interference." Says Whitaker
The welfare of Iowa pigs are second to none. Listen to Chop Talk: https://www.iowapork.org/choptalk/
"If you don't enforce laws on immigration it destroys it for people's respect for law." says Grassley
"All these Democrat tactics are used to make people rely on the government." Says Clovis
Pieper Lewis' case has caused Iowa legislature to work to protect sex trafficking victims when they're back in session.
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Hinson says if Republicans take over in November, they will not fund the new 87,000 IRS agents
Linn-Mar Community School District is being sued over keeping child information from parents
Russia is not going to renew their contract with the space station. Former astronaut explains what happens next.
Grassley determined to get to the truth at the FBI after whistleblowers tell him how partisan it is now
Iowa Supreme Court reverses itself on abortion. Legal expert explains what happens next.
Pro life organizations are under physical attack. Expert explains who is behind it and why
Rolling blackouts in Iowa cannot be ruled out, but is unlikely says Mid American Energy representative