What the hell happened to Iowa?
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Broadcast media's rightward shift in Iowa
Rekha and Julie offer a two-part series discussing ‘What the hell happened to Iowa?’ focusing on how Iowa's media landscape has changed.
We offer four points of view; first, from Trish Nelson, a listener who has monitored the changes in Io...
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Rekha Basu and Julie Gammack upload their third podcast of What the hell happened to Iowa?
We begin with Rekha talking about her most recent trip to India, and her reflections about Iowa from a country on the other side of the globe.
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Julie Gammack and Rekha Basu are Iowa journalists interested in what the hell happened to Iowa, a once progressive state that, as of 2023, has swung far right. Why? We'll be asking Iowans just that question.
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