• Focus

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  • Podcast

  • Summary

  • Focus is a weekly, half hour public affairs program covering a wide range of topics, addressing issues in the greater Des Moines area and the entire state of Iowa, hosted by WHO Radio's Sue Danielson.
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Episodes
  • 20250202Focus
    Jan 30 2025
    Chrissy Meyer, American Heart Association. American Heart Month, drive to get more people into CPR training// News Director Wendy Wilde speaks with Dr. Molly Lee, Iowa State University Veterinary Medicine, about bird flu spreading to pets.// Nick Wuertz, Lutheran Services of Iowa, discussed new federal roadblocks to refugee resettlement in Des Moines. // Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate, discusses National Blue Campaign, human trafficking presentation in Washington D.C. this past week.
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    28 mins
  • 20250126Focus
    Jan 23 2025
    Patrick Waymire, Iowa Department of Public Safety discusses new tipline and multi-agency partnership to combat human trafficking in Iowa. // Capt. Ryan Evans, Polk County Sheriff's Office, talks about efforts to prevent human trafficking in central Iowa. // Kathy Coady, Hope Ministries, talks about their new shelter, and increased need in the area. // Dan Kaminski, Iowa Department of Natural Resources, discusses an ongoing Iowa turkey population study.
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    28 mins
  • 20250119Focus
    Jan 14 2025
    Blake Willadsen from Des Moines Area Religious Council, joins WHO reporter Dave Bohl to discuss record food need in 2024. // Suzanne Fraser joins WHO reporter Sue Danielson, talking about growing a hat and mitten drive for Iowa students. // Steve Karsjen, Mayor of Polk City, discusses plans after creation of a new park committee. // Joe Murphy- Iowa Business Council, highlights need for students to stay in Iowa after graduation.// Col. Randall Stanford, Iowa National Guard, tells about senior leadership helping construct a Habitat for Humanity house in Des Moines.
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    28 mins

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