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Alysa Goethe is living with Type 1 Diabetes. She was diagnosed in middle school and now she advocates for others as she begins her first year as a middle school teacher.

On this episode JUNO has a heart to heart talk with the LGM team about finding your passion and chasing your dreams.

Josh Kraushaar, senior political correspondent for Axios, talks about President Biden’s State of the Union speech, the breakdown of decorum, Biden’s efforts to attract working class voters, the state of the presidential race in both parties and much more.

Rita Hart, the new Iowa Democratic Party Chair, talks about why voters have turned away from the party, her plans to win them back, targeting rural and factory-town areas, and the latest on the Iowa caucuses.

Daniel Knowles, Midwest Correspondent for The Economist magazine, talks about the multiple identities of the Midwest, the declining relationship between the farm and rural economy, the chances of a manufacturing revival in the region, America’s resilience, and his new book called Carmageddon.

Erin Murphy, state government and politics reporter for The Gazette, talks about the current legislative session in Des Moines, explores the Governor’s school choice program, the presidential caucuses, new state Dem Chair and any stirrings among GOP presidential candidates in the state.

Rebecca and Don talk with Paul Olsen, who presented on "Sophie's Choice" at this year's Frieze Lecture Series.

Teresa Labella talks love, loss, writing books, and living in Canada.

Rebecca Wee and Don Wooten discuss the Karpeles Manuscript Library with Margie Cain.

Rebecca Wee and Don Wooten discuss the art of writing program notes on Scribble.