
James Moore talks with Russell Agee, founder of "Wealth From The Source" about his life and his upcoming seminar in Fairfield.
Russell will be offering a free introductory talk on "Discover Wealth From The Source" at the Fairfield Public Library on Friday April 27 at 6pm and 7:30pm. With an all day seminar on Saturday, April 28.
James Moore speaks with Fairfield Hy-Vee's Store Director, Alan Shank, at the Dig In Fairfield event at Chautauqua Park.
Shannon Ramsay, Founding President of Trees Forever, speaks from stage and then speaks with James Moore at the Dig In Fairfield event at Chautauqua Park.
James Moore talks with Fairfield Sustainability Coordinator Scott Timm and Mayor Ed Malloy at the Dig In Fairfield event at Chautauqua Park.
James Moore speaks with Robin Sempf, Senior Product Manager at Alliant Energy, at the Dig In Fairfield event at Chautauqua Park.
Alliant Energy's Vice President of Regulatory and Financial Planning, Joel Schmidt speaks from stage at the Dig In Fairfield event at Chautauqua Park.
Enjoy a recap of the amazing Alliant Hometown Rewards program kickoff event at Chautauqua Park from Earthday April 22nd, including brief interviews with sustainability coordinator Scott Timm, Trees Forever founder Shannon Ramsay, Mayor Ed Malloy, Alliant Energy's Robin Sempf, HyVee store director Alan Shank, music of KC & the Pick Up Band, Jefferson County Green Band, & much more.
PLANET ERSTWILD's regular 4pm segment: "Inside the Headlines" with Newsvandal JP Sottile. The Emmy-award winning news producer, historian, researcher, writer and blogger calls in each week from Oakland, CA. Click on "Read more" below to reference this week's headlines.
James Moore discusses Bhutan with Prof. Lonnie Gamble, director of curriculum for the sustainable living dept at MUM and Bill Goldstein, general counsel and director of international development, to talk about the state premiere of a movie about Bhutan and their upcoming return trip to the Budhhist paradise in June.
PLANET ERSTWILD's regular 4pm segment: "Inside the Headlines" with Newsvandal JP Sottile. The Emmy-award winning news producer, historian, researcher, writer and blogger calls in each week from Oakland, CA. Click on "Read more" below to reference this week's headlines.
James Moore talks with social media expert Phyllis Khare, author of two books on the subject Social Media for Dummies & Facebook for Dummies. She offers two opportunities a week out of her home for people interested in learning about the wonderful world of social media.
She'll be speaking at this year's EcoFairfield event about using social media for nonprofits. In May, she will be a featured expert for the 4th Annual Online Social Media Conference, a month-long series of topics. You can click on her pic to go to her website for more information.
John Newton is offering a free intro to his healing work Thu Apr 19 at the Fairfield Public Library, followed by a seminar and individual sessions.
He talks about his years in the entertainment industry ("Superman" to "Melrose Place" to "The Mentalist") and years working in the healing arts.
His website is healthbeyondbelief.com.
James Moore speaks with Emily Swihart, field coordinator for Trees Forever, discusses the Hometown Rewards kickoff, Sunday April 22nd at Chautauqua Park, with project coordinator Anna Bruen and Fairfield sustainability coordinator Scott Timm.
James Moore speaks with Steve Rideout about his company Helios and a special new technical processing technique that has the potential to change the future of energy production.
James Moore speaks with two key people in Fairfield who are working in the area of alcohol abuse which is alarmingly high in our area. Jefferson County ranks #2 out of 99 Iowa counties in incidences of underage binge drinking.
Don Sander is the Strategic Prevention Framework State Incentive Grant Coordinator for Jefferson County, a program that is under the auspices of the Iowa Department of Public Health. Aideen Vega-Van Aucken is the SPF SIG Local Epidemiological Work Group Chair, a part-time position that deals primarily with statistics gathering and reporting. They are both part of the Jefferson County Alcohol Consumption Task Force.
COMMUNITY MEETING | Thu Apr 12 at 6pm FACC | PANEL OF LOCAL EXPERTS
Here's the 4pm rundown of "Inside the Headlines" with Newsvandal JP Sottile. 3 categories featured today: National Insecurity, You Are What You Eat, and The Economy Doesn't Suck--It Just Sucks for You. [Click "Read more" tab below for a complete list of articles referenced.]
Professional Reading performed by Jeffrey Hedquist
and Kahren Dowcett on Sunday, April 8th at 7:30pm at Cafe Paradiso for one local performance only.
Jeffrey Hedquist, President and Creative Director of Hedquist Productions, Inc. in Fairfield, Iowa, has been a judge for the prestigious National Audio Theatre Festivals (NATF) Script Competition for radio plays.
Ms. Dowcett is an artist and playwright at The Living Arts Institute: http://www.thelivingartsinstitute.org/.
Jim Bagnola has been speaking and educating worldwide—on six continents, as well as across the United States, for over 25 years. He inspires listeners to turn within and awaken to the reality of their own greatness. Jim’s goal is simple: to build Professional Human Beings. Former manager of magician Doug Henning, his clients include Motorola, GM, Shell Oil, Kroger, State Dept, FDA, USAF, & the UN.
He speaks with James Moore about his booksigning events in Fairfield at Revelations Thursday 2-4pm and Saturday 10am-1pm and lectures he's giving to the MBA class at MUM, Firday & Monday which are open to the public. His book "Becoming a Professional Human Being" was just published March 16th and is available on Amazon and at Barnes & Noble.

James also talks with belly dancer extraordinaire Regine Constant about her performance of 1001 NIGHTS at Central Park Furnishings during ArtWalk. The evening will include musicians Micah Salaberrios, Younes Kouider and guests, storytellers Libbett Rich and Paul J Morehead, and poetry performers Kali Sage Love and Monserrat Iniguez
INSIDE THE HEADLINES with Newsvandal JP Sottile. For complete list of topics, click "Read more" below.
James Moore talks with Bob Skow, the CEO of the Independent Insurance Agents of Iowa.
KRUU's James Moore speaks with Fairfield sustainability coordinator Scott Timm and Hometown Rewards project coordinator Anna Bruen about Alliant Hometown Rewards kickoff event coming up this April 22nd at Chautauqua Park.
Interview times:
MONDAY at 12:30pm
WEDNESDAY at 6:30pm
FRIDAY at 6:30am
Event at Shelter #2, plant trees in the orchard from 9am, contact Fairfield Volunteer Center to help. Community celebration starting around 4pm with Alliant and Trees Forever executives, Mayor Ed Malloy, and more. Free barbeque provided by HyVee with live music by the Jefferson County Green Band & KC & the Pick Up Band. [Click pic for more info.]
James Moore speaks with Iowa City's Andre Perry, Mission Creek Festival co-founder, director of Englert Theater & the Mill.
Now in its 7th year, the Mission Creek Festival runs from March 27-April 1. This is Iowa at its best.
Scores of amazing musical acts in a dozen different venues, a great focus on literature, food, fun & more.
Andre is also a gifted writer and performs with the Lonelyhearts.
It's "Inside the Headlines" with Newsvandal JP Sottile, who checks in each week from Oakland with news stories from across the country and around the globe. The experienced journalist takes us inside the story.
Fridays at 4pm, it's PLANET ERSTWILD host James Moore presents "Inside the Headlines" with Newsvandal JP Sottile.
Click Read more below for complete list of this week's referenced headlines.
Got some great tunes in the hopper for you today and as usual at 4pm another fresh installment of "Inside the Headlines" with Newsvandal JP Sottile discussing news events and sharing commentary with PLANET ERSTWILD host James Moore. For a complete list, click "Read more" below.
At 4pm: it's our regular Friday segment "Inside the Headlines" with Newsvandal JP Sottile discussing news events and sharing commentary with James. For a complete list, click "Read more" below.
James Moore talks with Iowa State Bank's Dave Neff
Join PLANET ERSTWILD host James Moore and Newsvandal JP Sottile (@newsvandal) for an in-depth discussion on the latest haps in newsville every Friday at 4pm CT on www.KRUUfm.com. For a complete list of referenced articles for today's show, click on "Read more" below.
Ari Berman, contributing writer for The Nation, talks about his book HERDING DONKEYS, which has just been released in paperback edition. Ari, who has written for the NY Times, Rolling Stone, Editor & Publisher and The Guardian, grew up in Fairfield and hosted Politickin' with Ari in 2007-08 on KRUU-FM. Here's Ari's piece from today's Nation called "How the GOP is resegregating the South."