Talking NAIA track and field

The Sports Desk | added on 20 February 2013

Community contributor Chad Cooper and Mount Mercy’s Larissa Wilden discuss the upcoming NAIA indoor championships more

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Tuesday, 6/18

Talking high school journalism

Sunday, 6/16

Talking hockey

Thursday, 6/13

Martin Schulte works on car 66 in the modified division, raced by Tim Plummer (not pictured), at the season opener of auto racing at Hawkeye Downs in Cedar Rapids on May 10, 2013. (Kaitlyn Bernauer/The Gazette-KCRG9)

Talking racing with Plummer

Wednesday, 6/12

Iowa City High's Ashley Duthie throws the ball to first during the first game of a doubleheader against Cedar Rapids Xaveir at Xavier High School in Cedar Rapids on Tuesday, June 11, 2013. (Cliff Jette/The Gazette)

Talking prep baseball, softball

Tuesday, 6/11

Talking lacrosse and Cornell

Friday, 6/7

Talking RoughRiders

Thursday, 6/6

Talking with Joey Gase

Monday, 6/3

Iowa State will face Rutgers in the Pinstripe Bowl at Yankee Stadium. Photographed Thursday, Dec. 29, 2011, in New York. (SourceMedia Group News/Jim Slosiarek)

‘On Iowa’ talks Big Ten news

Friday, 5/31

Players participate in the Iowa State Championships at the Jones Disc Golf Course at Jones Park on the southwest side of Cedar Rapids on Saturday, April 3, 2010. Last year Cedar Rapids won the tournament and the winner of this year's tournament will host next year's. The tournament is all single's matches, while each team consists of ten people - five open, three advanced, one master and one woman. Seven matches are played by each person and the top two teams go on to the finals. (Julie Koehn/The Gazette)

Discussing flooding and recreation

Thursday, 5/30

Iowa wrestling legend Dan Gable speaks about the campaign to having wrestling retained as an Olympic sport, Let's Keep Wrestling, at Wells Fargo Arena on Friday, Feb. 15, 2013, in Des Moines, Iowa. Gable along with wrestling greats from the state including Terry Brands Doug Schwab, and Travis Paulson, joined Iowa Gov. Terry Brandstad and Lt. Gov. Kim Reynolds in announcing the campaign. (Jim Slosiarek/Gazette-KCRG)

Talking Olympic wrestling movement

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