Improving the Healthcare Safety-net in Polk County:

A focus is placed on one back-of-the-ballot office in Polk County, Iowa: "County Public Hospital Trustee"

Max Knauer and Mary Krieg are challenging 3 incumbents for election to better represent Polk County and it's mission of "safety-net" health care for Polk County in central Iowa.

Guests will challenge listeners and voters to consider improving the lives of thousands of Polk County residents through policy changes with Broadlawns Medical Center's mission and service; electing Knauer and Krieg on the November 2nd ballot will be our focus for this show and segments of Chatauqua shows through the end of October.

Local public service is no more important than local public engagement in governing. Chatauqua Weekend and it's sister-show, Wednesday evening's Chatauqua50309, will continue to engage our audience in discussing what we can do to improve our lives and our community.

Funny and Food With Susan Nelson: She's owned a restaurant, raised a family and illustrated children's books. Now Susan Nelson is writing about her observations of life from parenting, to out-of-control-pets, and disasters in the kitchen. Meet this author who shares stories with wit, wisdom and a recipe thrown in.

Show 3,Let It Be...Former New Mexico Governor in Iowa discussing marijuana legalization: We will discuss our backgrounds, our trials and tribulations advocating for marijuana law reform.Discussion of movie 'Square Grouper' and possible call-in from the Black Tuna himself, Robert Platshorn (who did over 20 years in prison for marijuana smuggling charges in Florida back in the late 1970's)

This is the first known medicinal cannabis advertisement to be aired on television. Commercial provided by permission from CannaCare. This spot first ran on FOX 40 in Sacramento, California in August of 2010.

The Bond of Unity Embassy Center: Ambassadors for Christ Lynn and David will be with you for another exiting time of sharing God's goodness

Carl's Cannabis Corner - September 5, 2010:

Carl is getting ready to watch the new movie "Square Grouper"

Tuning Into Health w/ Dr. Chad and Andy Sandvig LMT:

Episode 25: General discussions planned for this evening.

Potiphar, Hosea, and Winnie the Pooh: We discuss the chapter in the Bible that requires Bible pages be semi opaque have gold leaf on side of them. Also, musician Jim Scott joins us in the studio for some live music.

LeWayne White, president of ISA and Paul Kakert, documentary film maker are guests: LeWayne White the president of Iowa Scriptwriter's Alliance joins us to tell us about himself and ISA. Recently the ISA had a workshop on scriptwriting, each week they have script readings by members and are active in all things related to the film/stage industry.
The second interview is with Paul Kakert a documentary film maker from Davenport, IA. He has worked on many international projects through his companies Storyteller's International and Documentary TV. "Train to Nowhere" is the documentary Paul and Colleen Krantz made that details the railcar found in Denison, IA in 2002 filled with 11 dead illegal immigrants. It will be showing on Iowa Public Television, October 12, 2010 at 7pm. Paul has many exciting projects in the works. Don't miss what he has to say about documentary film making.

Carrie Clogg (Civic Music Association): Carrie Clogg, executive director of the Civic Music Association, will be joining me to talk about the CMA's 2010-11 jazz offerings:
Esperanza Spalding - September 18
Boston Brass & Brass All Stars Big Band - December 4
Dave Holland Quintet – January 21
Wycliffe Gordon Quartet – April 8

Boris will tell us about the world. : Born in Moscow, Russia but not contained there, Boris is a guest who brings with him his unique experiences traveling around the world looking for meaning. Having grown up in the humble surroundings of suburban Des Moines, Iowa, he went off to the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania to study finance, real estate and all the Wall Street maneuvers involved with stealing money from Main Street. Following his successful graduation, he took a job working for the man in New York, but quickly grew tired of the monotony of the United States. In his short 25 years of life, Boris has managed to live in Israel, Russia, the United States, Hong Kong and Colombia, and he has traveled everywhere in between. Recently returning from a two-year stint in Colombia, Boris is back in Iowa waiting for his hot and feisty Colombian fiance to be approved for her visa.

Special Guest, Pastor Isaac Oyibo, Pastor of All Nations Assembly: Today we welcome a dear colleague in ministry, Pastor Isaac Oyibo. Pastor Isaac is the Senior Pastor at All Nations Assembly of God. Pastor has a heart for unity in the body of Christ and for opportunities to share the love and goodness of God to all.
Pastor is originally from Ophori, Nigeria. He married his wife, Joan, in Port Harcourt, Nigeria. He and his wife lived in Boston, which is where she is from. Together they moved here to Des Moines 15years ago where they are raising 4 beautiful daughters 8-20 yrs. old.

We will be discussing with Pastor how to have victory in the mind, how to walk by faith and not by sight, how to lay down judgments and critical thoughts of others and walk in the love and destiny God has for all of us. He will share with us his belief of God being a God or purpose, a God of love and a God of hope. Pastor Isaac is a man of great wisdom, many experiences and of humility.
You wont want to miss this episode as I assure you your spirit will be stirred to action which will bear fruit.

http://allnationsag.org/default.php

Producer: Rick Simmons

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