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Iowa Press
On this edition of Iowa Press, we discuss the push for more civic education in Iowa to teach people how to better engage with their government and one another.
Market to Market
Looking for dollars and sense in the agricultural budget as the head of USDA goes to Capitol Hill. A group of wheat producers who are growing their own grains and markets. And, commodity market analysis with Mark Gold.
Road Trip Iowa
Explore the limestone and the landscapes that inspired Iowa's best-known artist.
Market to Market
BRICS countries forced to pick sides in the global trade war. The father of wind energy takes exception to criticism. A mined product impacting the Corn Belt to the Rose Bowl. And, commodity market analysis with Arlan Suderman.
Iowa Press
On this edition of Iowa Press, we discuss the new Multicultural Family Resource Center in Greene County as well as efforts to grow and diversify the small rural county.
Road Trip Iowa
Explore the hilly terrain and expansive views along the Loess Hills National Scenic Byway.
Iowa PBS
Our newest Iowa PBS Pet Club members from the Clark, Dodge, Arganbright, Sarabia and Wunder families.
Market to Market
Two trading giants offer differing views on how negotiations are going. The nation is dry around the edges while the middle gets drenched. Farmers navigate changes to labor policy. And, commodity market analysis with Ted Seifried.
Iowa Press
Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig discusses the economy and his political future.
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Stories
Explore the limestone and the landscapes that inspired Iowa's best-known artist. With patchwork farm fields and limestone bluffs, the vistas along the Grant Wood Scenic Byway are a source of inspiration to the communities along its path.
Get ready for another electrifying season of Studio 3 LIVE!
From soda fountains and saddles to pedals and paint brushes, the communities along the southern portion of the Loess Hills National Scenic Byway offer unique experiences and expansive views to explore.
Since 2019, Iowa teachers have chosen to share their Iowa STEM Teacher Externships Program experience with Iowa Science Phenomena resulting in nearly 80 originally created, locally-relevant phenomena being added to the site
Experience the rolling bluffs, unique geological features and peaceful landscapes of the northern Loess Hills with stops at many hidden gems along the way.
Rural Iowa is built on tradition, resilience and a deep connection to the land and Iowa Life is telling those stories.
History abounds along the beautiful river bluffs of northeast Iowa. Discover how the landscape inspired a world-famous composer, step back in time at a former governor's mansion and farm overlooking the river valley, and take a boat tour through a spooky cave.
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This Earth Month, fall in love with our planet as we explore it in ways you’ve never imagined.
The natural beauty and outdoor adventure of the driftless region bring unexpected delights around every turn. Immerse yourself in the outdoors, take in the art and museums and enjoy the local fare including farm-to-table dining, a craft brewery taproom and a local meat market.
Get ready for another electrifying season of Studio 3 LIVE!
Get gardening tips with Gardening with Steil and other PBS resources this spring.
Iowa Veterans' Stories
Dogs of Service
Follow the two-year service dog training process and hear from their handlers.
USS Iowa
A legendary battleship built to defend America during WWII, the USS Iowa has lived many lives throughout its existence. This symbol of naval power is intertwined with the stories of those who served through campaigns of triumph and tragedy.
The Forgotten War: Iowans in Korea
Iowans share their stories and battlefield experiences, including the long-term effects on their lives more than six decades later.
Quilts of Valor
National quilting celebrities Alex Anderson, Mark Lipinski and Marianne Fons reunite to work on a new Quilt of Valor.
Tradition and Valor: The Story Continues
The late Robert Morris explores more African-Americans who made a difference in Iowa's history.
Quilts of Valor
Learn the heartwarming story of the Quilts of Valor Foundation, and have some fun with rookie quilters.
Iowans Remember Vietnam
Iowans Remember Vietnam counts the cost of an often misunderstood conflict, in which 115,000 Iowans served their country and 859 made the ultimate sacrifice.
Iowa's World War II Stories
More than 276,000 Iowans went into military service and thousands more played major roles at home during World War II.
Iowa Soldiers Remember Afghanistan
Iowans were among the first to answer the call to duty. After record deployments, Iowans reflect on their experiences and tally the emotional toll.
Wander & Wonder
Wander & Wonder
Make your own bubble solution with these simple ingredients.
Wander & Wonder
Plan a trip around Iowa by making a travel collage.
Wander & Wonder
Abby and Zoey celebrate their friendship by designing bracelets for each other.
Wander & Wonder
Abby and her friend Augie celebrate Earth Day and spring by making a bird feeder.
Wander & Wonder
Learn about growing food and making a pizza... with ingredients from the dirt.
Wander & Wonder
Abby and Braelyn visit the Greater Des Moines Botanical Garden to discover the parts of a flower and the important role flowers play in pollination.
Wander & Wonder
Abby and Alana visit the Greater Des Moines Botanical Garden to discover that plants have lots of ways to collect, direct and absorb water.
News & Events
Andrew Batt, Executive Director and General Manager at Iowa PBS, joins 22 other public media executives in a six-month leadership fellowship.
Iowa PBS fans have been asking for more ways to stream their favorite shows, and now they can!
Watch a special screening of Free For All: The Public Library and stay for a short panel presentation.