Podcasts about waukee

There's a new outdoor gun range coming to central Iowa, hopefully. The owners of Black Flag Arsenal in Waukee have plans for an outdoor range. SIMON gets the details from one of the owners, GABE LANZ.

Mackenzie Eddie and Scott Siepker overthink the new Apple emojis, a Waukee woman starting a mobile bookstore filled with smut, and some of the weirdest things found in unclaimed luggage. Presented by Carbliss Premium Handcrafted Cocktails. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week on Hoop Troop and Shooters Touch, it's our Iowa State Tournament Preview episode.We break down everything we're excited about heading into the week at the Casey's Center, including our picks and predictions for every class and a few teams we think could make serious runs.Teams we highlight and discuss include:Cedar Falls, Urbandale, Waukee, Johnston, Waukee Northwest, Dowling Catholic, ADM, Ballard, Storm Lake, Western Christian, Unity Christian, Carroll Kuemper, Fort Dodge St. Edmond, Woodbine, and Boyden-Hull.Plus:A quick Tommy rant on tucking in jerseysSpecial guest Chris Larson (Uncle Chris) jumps back on with the crewPlenty of debate, predictions, and classic Hoop Troop momentsIf you love Iowa high school basketball and the State Tournament, this episode gets you ready for the best week of the year.Hoops in Iowa — let's go. Shooters shoot.

This week on Hoop Troop and Shooters Touch, the Iowa high school basketball postseason is officially here with the release of the 1A and 2A state tournament brackets — and things are already getting wild.We break down what the brackets mean, which teams got tough draws, and who has a real path to Casey's Center.It was also a crazy week in 3A, with most of the top 10 teams taking losses, and we try to make sense of the chaos heading into March.We also preview and react to some of Iowa's biggest games:Waukee vs Waukee NorthwestKuemper Catholic vs Storm LakeClear Lake vs Fort Dodge St. EdmondPlus we talk about teams like Ballard, ADM, Johnston, Dowling, Knoxville, and Forest City as the playoff picture starts to take shape.And of course, all your favorite segments:Doug's Pick of the WeekTony's Spotlight AthleteTom's ShoutoutA new Lunch League LegendIf you love Iowa high school basketball, postseason brackets, rankings, and state tournament talk, this episode has you covered.Hoops in Iowa — let's go. Shooters shoot

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This week, we welcome Dillon Burns, a decorated Navy veteran, current Des Moines Fire Department (DMFD) Firefighter, and the visionary founder of the Dillon Burns Method. In this hour-long discussion, Dillon shares his journey from military service to the fireground and how his passion for coaching evolved into a powerful brand rooted in his personal motto: "Strength is a virtue."We dive deep into the strategic four pillars of his methodology—Strength, Build, Endure, and Recover—designed specifically to maximize the physical and mental resilience required by veterans and first responders. You'll also get the inside story on the creation of the first annual Fittest First Responder in Iowa Challenge, happening in Waukee on January 10th, 2026, which highlights Dillon's relentless commitment to serving the hero community.https://themethod.regfox.com/fittest-first-responder-iowa@thedillonburnsmethodthemethodperformance.com – Strength is a VirtueThe Method: Performance and Nutrition on Facebook

In this episode of the podcast, we get the unique opportunity to welcome Will Ryan, a senior athlete from the University of Iowa, who shares his inspiring journey of overcoming serious illness during high school, running for Iowa's cross country and track team, and raising funds for the Stead Family Children's Hospital through the Hawks Supporting Hawks initiative. Will is a senior from Waukee that prepped for Dowling Catholic. We dive deep into Will's background, his training regimen, and his volunteer work at the children's hospital. The hosts also announce a special initiative where 100% of the new Patreon sign-ups will go towards supporting Will's fundraising efforts for the Dance Marathon. Tune in for a heartfelt conversation about resilience, community, and giving back. Check out Will's story and Donation page here!: https://events.dancemarathon.com/teams/76117 If you love the show and want to show support, tell your friends! And, check out our exclusive content at Patreon.com/washedupwalkons where you can find extra podcast episodes, exclusive merchandise, Merch discounts with every tier, private Walkon discord channel access, and more! Find us on social media @washedupwalkons Visit TheWashedUpWalkons.com for all of our episodes, merchandise, and more! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In the latest edition of the Ankeny Fanatic weekly podcast sponsored by Legacy Realty of Iowa and Revive Dermatology Clinic and Spa, publisher Dan Holm breaks down the 3-0 start for the Ankeny boys’ basketball team and previews Friday’s showdown against Waukee with coach Brandt Carlson and senior center Max Allison.

Dr. Diana Pelzer is a pediatric dentist and owner of The Nest Pediatric Dentistry in Waukee, Iowa. She opened the practice from scratch in 2020 in a large modern building that she constructed at the same time. After just 5 years of being open, she added an addition on the building along with a bringing on a new associate.Dr. Pelzer has a virtual adult beverage with me as we discuss start-ups, commercial real estate as a new pediatric dentist, developing a great brand and reputation in the community, and dealing with the highs and lows of managing employees.

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On this episode of the Shift Change Podcast, we're joined by Deputy Fire Chief Tomme Tysdale from the Waukee Fire Department. Waukee is making a name for itself with a brand-new, state-of-the-art 90,000-square-foot public safety facility, but as we learn, the foundation of their success is even more impressive than the building itself.Deputy Chief Tysdale pulls back the curtain on how Waukee is tackling some of the biggest topics in the fire service today. We discuss:The design and purpose behind their incredible new public safety building.Their proactive approach to mitigating cancer risks and changing the culture around health and safety.Why they are trialing the Portland Schedule and what they hope to learn about improving work-life balance for their members.At the heart of it all is a simple but powerful philosophy: focus on the frontline worker. Tune in to hear how this principle has allowed Waukee Fire to build a culture of trust, innovation, and excellence, setting a new standard for a modern, proactive fire department.

Iowa politics is heating up—even in the summer. In this episode, Chris and John discuss behind-the-scenes moves in the 2026 Iowa governor's race, including State Representative Eddie Andrews' growing focus on property tax reform. They also cover Governor Reynolds' recent veto and the potential for a special legislative session to override it.The conversation turns to local government spending, highlighting Iowa City's plan to pursue a local-option sales tax—despite already implementing a franchise fee. Chris and John ask why local governments insist on spending more, even while claiming to prioritize property tax relief.The hosts dig into housing policy, questioning the role of cities like Waukee in subsidizing affordable housing despite ample federal incentives already in place. Is government the right entity to address housing shortages—or is it just chasing the next big narrative?They close with reflections on the importance of civic education in Iowa, concerns about ideological bias in new university-led civics centers, and a call to return to foundational civic principles—maybe even through a little Schoolhouse Rock.

The 2025 girls state tournament kicked off with a bang—goals, drama, and a few surprises along the way. From Xavier's ten-goal masterclass to Centennial and Waukee surviving from the spot, the quarterfinals delivered across all three classes. We break down the standout performances, smooth finishes, and what each result means heading into the semifinals.

On Episode 26, we talk with two rock stars on the 2025 Dream Team. Fourteen year-old Miles talks with us about how he found the courage to be the first member of the team to volunteer to share his personal story as part of the team's speaker series during Mental Health Awareness Month.  A very skilled and passionate cyclist, Miles tells us about some of the things he's most looking forward to in July when he will complete his first RAGBRAI. And Dave Foell tells us why he mentors and shares some of his takeaways so far from this season.  A father of three boys from Waukee, Dave also shares some of the key messages from his appearance before the team last June during Pride Month when he spoke about diversity and inclusion.

Hear from cast members from Waukee Northwest High School's production of Anastasia. 

Senator Sarah Trone Garriott joins Leisa for an insightful conversation about Iowa's legislative climate, from the nuances of school vouchers and budget priorities to the deeper challenges of ensuring effective governance in a fast-changing state. With a deep respect for public service and a commitment to listening across the aisle, Trone Garriott outlines the importance of transparency, balance of power, and sustainable decision-making. She also shares a personal side—how she envisioned Iowa before moving from Virginia, and how her perspective has evolved through public service and life in Waukee. This episode bridges policy, community, and the human side of governance in a way that's accessible and relevant to all Iowans. Find this show on your favorite app: https://iowapodcast.com/iowa-legislature-2025-sarah-trone-garriott

Hear from cast members of the Waukee High School spring musical Pippin! 

Time is precious to Ben McCollum right now as he begins his new job as the Iowa men's basketball coach.He has a roster to build almost from scratch, and a family to move from Waukee to Iowa City, so we appreciate that he took some time on Wednesday to make a guest appearance on the Hawk Fanatic radio show and podcast, the first of what we hope is many.McCollum addressed multiple topics during his 15-minute interview, which starts at the beginning of the 90-minute podcast.

In this episode, I interview Andrew Ostrander, who shares his journey from education to youth ministry, discussing the challenges and surprises he faced during the transition. He walks you through the importance of engaging social media content to connect with students, detailing his approach to creating interview-style videos that resonate with youth culture. Andrew also highlights the benefits of delegating tasks, the significance of personal connections in ministry, and his future plans for expanding social media efforts. The conversation concludes with encouragement for new youth pastors to embrace social media as a tool for building community and fostering relationships.

Illini basketball not only survives and advances, but does so with style in an 86-73 win over Xavier. Mike Carpenter, Andrew Wilson, and Kenton Elmore react during the First Round victory, setting up a huge matchup against Kentucky on Sunday. Will Riley drops 22, Tomislav Ivisic grabs a 20-10 double double, Kasparas Jakucionis was one rebound away from a triple-double, and Kylan Boswell added another 15. Look out, Big Blue . . . the Illini are comin'. 

Girl Scout Cookie Buyout Troop 920 Waukee by STAR 102.5/Des Moines

The APEX program in Waukee is changing the game for manufacturing education by reimagining how students and parents perceive the industry. A simple yet powerful change—renaming the course Engineering Technology and Robotics (ETR)—has led to a threefold increase in student enrollment. Paired with innovative partnerships with local manufacturers and nonprofits, APEX is equipping students with skills for both today's careers and those still to come. APEX Engineer Instructor Tyler Wright joins us alongside standout students Jeev Matthew Maliyil and Nikhil Vaduguri to discuss their hands-on learning experiences. Their recent project, adapting toys for children with special needs, highlights how real-world applications of skills keep students engaged and committed to their work. Learn how this program is cultivating talent and inspiring the next generation of manufacturing leaders. Hear the full show: https://iowapodcast.com/APEX-waukee-manufacturing   

Keith makes his 3rd appearance on the show. You most likely know him as the Groza finalist for the Hawks from 2016-2020, and the guy who shattered both Wolverine and Husker hearts across the land. He now works for Holmes Murphy in Waukee as well as running his own kicking business both of which we discuss at length. We also talk about the end of his football career and experience with the NFL, what its like being 4 years removed from the team, how Coach Wallace and Woods are still great mentors to this day and trying to keep them as Hawks, his involvement with Count The Kicks and how he's been able to raise hundreds of thousands for stillborn birth prevention, the impact of Tory Taylor being gone, and where in the 'New' Big Ten he would have liked to play.If you love the show and want to show support, tell your friends! And, check out our exclusive content at Patreon.com/washedupwalkons where you can find extra podcast episodes, exclusive merchandise, Merch discounts with every tier, private Walkon discord channel access, and more!Find us on social media @washedupwalkonsVisit TheWashedUpWalkons.com for all of our episodes, merchandise, and more!

Listen to Sam Graeve and Ethan Keller talk about their experiences with esports at Waukee High School!

In the latest edition of the Ankeny Fanatic weekly podcast sponsored by Coldwell Banker Mid-America, publisher Dan Holm breaks down the girls' Class 3A state soccer tournament with Ankeny coach Simon Brown and senior forward Emma Gott, who scored two goals in the Hawkettes' 3-0 victory over Waukee in the quarterfinals on Tuesday.

Live from Farrell's in Waukee, the Juice lost his battle with cancer, and more - Thursday Hour 1

In the latest edition of the Ankeny Fanatic weekly podcast sponsored by Coldwell Banker Mid-America, publisher Dan Holm previews the boys' substate basketball final with coaches Brandt Carlson of Ankeny and Bob Fontana of Ankeny Centennial and breaks down Centennial's quarterfinal loss to Waukee in the girls' state tournament with Jaguars assistant coach Dave Runchey. […]

Let's meet our first couple of Ken, Kurt & Tawinee's Leap Day Wedding...Stephanie & Josh of Waukee!

On the Keith Olberman/ Dan Patrick/ halfway to Danny Darwin (if you get all of this, you're my kind of people) episode, we welcome in Trevor Mickelson from ADM (IA) high school. In this episode, we discuss building a system, being an offensive coordinator and how they made it work at Waukee, along with implementing a system and much more. Plus, a tribute to Charlie, my four legged son . . .

Haley has been shortening her campaign stops in Iowa — today she only spoke for 15 minutes in Waukee and did not take audience Q&A.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Extended Ask 5-0 with 5-0, DMPD Chief Dana Wingert, and former Waukee chief and Cyclone Legend John Quinn - Wednesday Hour 2

Bears roll, Chris Williams talks Cyclones, Steven M. Sipple on the Huskers & #1 SE Polk vs. #3 Waukee tonight