The Biden administration says it could support a pause but not a ceasefire in Gaza…the Iowa Board of Medicine starts work on rules for doctors if the fetal heartbeat law were to take effect.
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This Week In Jazz November 19 thru November 25
Hey, Jazz fans! Be sure to tune in this week as we celebrate the birthdays of guitarist Skeeter Betts, singer June Christy, pianist/composers Hoagy Carmichael and Horace Henderson, songwriter Johnny Mandel, saxophonist Coleman Hawkins and more. We’ll also mark the recording anniversaries of Miles Davis’ “Sketches of Spain” (1958), Phineas Newborn Jr.’s “A World of …
Special Programs November 20 thru November 26
Jazz Corner of the World Encore with host Craig Kessler Mondays from 6:00pm to 10:00pm Boogie-Woogie & Other Keyboard Stylings, Part 4 Craig shares more curriculum from his senior class in boogie-woogie piano. We’ll hear more stride, some ragtime, a little early Blues piano, and a huge serving of boogie-woogie from Memphis Slim (a.k.a. Peter …
News Digest 11-17-23
President Biden reaches agreements with Pacific nations…the Board of Regents is directing Iowa’s public universities to cut some DEI programs.
News Digest 11-16-23
President Biden and China’s leader agree to have the two countries’ militaries communicate with each other…Jeremy Goodale is sentenced to life in prison.
News Digest 11-15-23
The House passes a spending bill to avoid a government shutdown…an Iowa judge says law enforcement can’t look through your garbage without a warrant.
News Digest 11-14-23
The World Health Organization calls for a ceasefire in Gaza…Triple-A expects a boost in Thanksgiving travel in the Midwest region that includes Iowa.
News Digest 11-13-23
Tim Scott drops out of the presidential race…Congress faces a Friday deadline to avert a partial government shutdown.