This movie explores the story of the land we call Iowa, tackling tough questions like why most of us don't swim in the water any longer and why so many of us are getting cancer. It's also a spotlight on the beauty of Iowa, land restoration, and how easily we could be doing the right thing.
“Doc Talk” is a limited presentation series on documentary filmmaking hosted by KHOI Community Radio in collaboration with the Ames Regional Economic Alliance and the Ames Documentary Film Festival. Sept. 9 will feature Charlie Morris.
Author Alexandra Hayne will talk about her book, What Ruth Learned during an Author Spotlight at KHOI Community Radio (622 Douglas Ave.) on Tues., Sept. 8 at 7 p.m. Books for sale and author signing.
Ames Writers Collective and KHOI Community Radio present an Author Spotlight featuring Bryon Dudley and the launch of his first novel, Noiseflower.
Shop for books, music, movies, games, puzzles, and more at the KHOI BOOK SALE PLUS!
Shop for books, music, movies, games, puzzles, and more at the KHOI BOOK SALE PLUS!
Shop for books, music, movies, games, puzzles, and more at the KHOI BOOK SALE PLUS!
KHOI Radio presents a Music From the Heart of Iowa event with the Australian-tinged jazz music quintet, Uralla.
Mary Swander’s new play Coop is historical fiction, an enactment of true stories of Amish, Mennonite, and other conscientious objectors during WWI and WWII. The core story is taken from the oral history of a young Amish farmer draftee who boarded a train with other C.O.s—Mennonites, Quakers, Church of the Brethren, and Seventh Day Adventists–during World War II. This group of C.O.s, told they were bound to fight forest fires in Colorado, were interned instead in a chicken coop. There, they remained under guard for the rest of the war.
Book Sale and Author Signing | KHOI Community Radio | 622 Douglas Ave., Ames | Wed., Oct. 22 at 7 p.m.