Warmly, Iowa
Warmly, Iowa Podcast
Season 2 Trailer
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Season 2 Trailer

“There's an opportunity in rural Iowa now to remind people to come back, to raise your family here.” -Shelly Greving

In this podcast, we explore the nuances that rest beyond the stereotypes.

Rural Iowa is often misunderstood, seen potentially as a less innovative place than its urban counterparts. But, what I hope you’ll discover after listening to this series, is rural towns can thrive in the right conditions. In the trailer, you’ll have a preview of what’s to come this season.

You’ll hear from Jenna Ramsey, Stanton Community Development Director, Kevin Cabbage CEO of Farmers Mutual Telephone Company, Carroll Peterson, President of the Stanton Historical Society and Sheila Mainquist, Vice President of the Stanton Historical Society. You’ll also hear from entrepreneur Bryce Irlbeck and Kevin Kimle, the Rastetter Chair of Agricultural Entrepreneurship at Iowa State University, Director of the Start Something College of Agriculture and Life Sciences program, and Teaching Professor in the Department of Economics. Last, you’ll hear from Shelly Greving, Owner of Emerge Marketing Solutions.

I’d love to hear from you!

Do you feel connected to your rural community in Iowa? How has your rural community thrived in times of change? I’d love to hear your thoughts! Comment here or email me at warmlyiowa@gmail.com.

Thanks for listening to the trailer, and I look forward to staying connected with you through this podcast and newsletter.


The sponsor for this series is Evolution of the Heartland. Experience the innovation beyond the cornfields and discover the entrepreneurial spirit of rural Iowa with the Evolution of the Heartland immersive tours. Find out more atEvolutionoftheHeartland.com.

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Warmly, Iowa
Warmly, Iowa Podcast
Welcome to Warmly, Iowa, a podcast that takes you on a journey of rediscovery as we explore the beauty and complexity of life in Iowa. In this podcast, we'll follow the story of host Sarah Davis, who returns to her roots in Iowa after spending years away from home. We’ll meet the people she meets and find new joys as she writes her love letter to Iowa.
Through a series of interviews with a diverse range of people, we'll dive deep into the culture, history, and daily life of those who call Iowa home. From farmers and small business owners to artists and community leaders, we'll explore the many facets of life in Iowa and the stories of those who have made it their own.
Join us as we uncover the stories of the people who make Iowa such a unique and special place. We'll also talk to those who have left Iowa and have returned, exploring the reasons behind their decisions and the impact it has had on their lives. We'll take a closer look at the ways in which Iowa has changed over time, from its bustling cities to its rural communities and farmland.