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The 99-year-old film that was lost for decades is making its way to a small Iowa town for the first time. First released in Austria in 1924, The City Without Jews is a silent-era satire with a complicated history.
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A love song can transport you to a different time or place and ignite memories that are beautiful, painful or even both. Listeners share their favorite love songs this Valentine's Day and the stories behind them.
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The current extreme drought in northwest Iowa will likely lead to a limited supply of Christmas trees in the future.
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There are plenty of time-honored traditions across cultures, but some households put their own twist on the holiday season.
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Wind chills will remain dangerously low throughout Friday and into Saturday in parts of Iowa, the National Weather Service warns.
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On the last Hort Day of the year, experts brainstorm presents for plant lovers.
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Aaron Steil and Cindy Hayne share ideas for all the gardeners on your shopping list.
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Jane Smiley’s latest book, A Dangerous Business, is a departure from her previous work. She joins this episode to discuss the new novel. Then host Charity Nebbe tours the world's largest collection of nativity scenes in Washington, Iowa.
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What began as a marketing effort for an Iowa opera house has grown to a collection of over 2,500 nativity sets.
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Pianist and composer Dan Knight joins host Charity Nebbe for one of IPR's favorite holiday traditions — listeners share stories about favorite holiday songs, and Dan plays them.