fairfield

  • Thu
    Feb 10
    10:00 am -
    11:00 am

The Feed Store with Ken Mottet

Ken Mottet I love the town of Fairfield as much as I love my wife, my stuffed bear and my rockabilly music. Being born on a farm in Jefferson County in the sixties and going to FHS in the seventies informs every move I make every day.

Tune in to KRUU thursday mornings and find out how I got from here to there and back again. I'm pretty sure my mom will be listening too. 

Geoff Hoppe


This Enduring GiftWriters' Voices with Monica and Caroline welcomes two guests this week.  First up is Geoffrey Hoppe, writer of "Masters in the New Energy" by Adamus Saint Germain. Don't worry if that sounds confusing; Geoffrey channels Adamus Saint Germain.  According to Wikipedia, The Count of St. Germain (fl. 1710–1784) has been variously described as a courtier, adventurer, charlatan, inventor, alchemist, and musician, but is best known for his connection to Theosophy. Tune in for an unusual and intriguing interview.


Next, Writers' Voices has the pleasure of speaking with Freddy Niagara Fonseca, Fairfield's own Renaissance Man, about his forthcoming poetry anthology, "This Enduring Gift."  This beautiful volume, featuring 76 poets who have lived in Fairfield, is scheduled to launch September 10.

Gloria WendroffLocal Fairfield writer Gloria Wendroff will be our guest on Writers' Voices this week, along with her business partner, Santhan. They will be discussing Gloria's inspired writings, known as Heavenletters, which have a huge following on the internet. Gloria will be teaching a workshop on Godwriting™ this weekend in Fairfield. The workshop is titled "Come Play with Me!", and will teach us how to open up to receive personal messages from God through writing.

JAMES MOORE - James is the co-founder and manager of KRUU - LP 100.1, "The Voice of Fairfield Iowa." Indeed, Mr. Moore is the heart and soul of the station. He will review the year's accomplishments and give a vision of the Station's future.

GOVERNOR JESSE VENTURA - Former Governor Jesse Ventura was elected in the Minnesota gubernatorial election of 1998 as an Independent and member of the Reform Part. His victory is considered one of the greatest political upsets in U.S. history. His new TV show is Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura. http://www.variety.com/review/VE1117941695.html?categoryid=32&cs=1

The Sharp Knife of Forced Simplicity; the Numinous Rebellion is the intriging title that we will discuss this week on Writers' Voices. Sharp Knife
What does it mean to truly be an American? How much freedom does a person have in the world? What is "forced simplicity" and why is it a sharp knife? When do problems really start to become a problem? What is real power and how can we use it in life? Is idealism the dream of the immature, or a path to fulfillment? What does "numinous" mean anyway?
These are some of the questions that local author and philosopher Ron Khare tackles in surpsising ways in this collection of essays.
"The writing is clean and clear, and the insights are informed with the passion and excitement of original discovery." -- Angela Mailander, Ph.D.

Mayor Ed Malloy discusses a report on the three new cell towers underway in the city of Fairfield at tonight's city council meeting which gets underway at 7:30pm.

Planet Erstwild host James Moore will speak with rocket scientist Robert Palma regading the issue of cell tower RF radiation at 2:15pm on his show. Robert has written a peer-reviewed article on the topic which you can access at http://robertpalma.blogspot.com.

Two weeks ago a group of 80 concerned citizens held a demonstration on the square in opposition to the cell tower construction by U.S. Cellular at the Whitney Monument site, expressing concern over health and safety issues. The company says it is within compliance of all local and federal requirements of the FCC.

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