Charity Nebbe is the host of "Talk of Iowa" on Iowa Public Radio. With a focus on local stories and issues, Charity brings a unique perspective to her reporting, covering a range of topics including arts and culture, gardening, literature, and community events. Her engaging and informative style keeps listeners informed and entertained.
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Charity Nebbe's coverage focuses on local Iowa topics, particularly in the areas of horticulture, wildlife, and agriculture. She also covers entertainment news and house & home topics with a seasonal angle.
When reaching out to Charity Nebbe, consider pitches related to books set in Iowa or by authors from the state. Additionally, experts who can provide insights into horticulture practices suitable for Iowa's climate may find resonance with her. Given her focus on house & home topics as well as seasonal content, she might be interested in stories about maintaining indoor plants during different seasons or how-to guides related to household activities.
Since Charity has an event coverage attribute of 18%, offering opportunities for interviews or coverage of local events within these themes could also be effective when pitching to her.
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By: Madeleine Willis, Charity Nebbe
Volunteers in Spencer rallied around their community after severe flooding
Pumpkin spice may be all over the place right now, but one of the best flavors of fall in Iowa is a crisp, sweet, locally grown apple.
You can't pick a better horticulture podcast, but you can pick better apples.
Iowa Public Radio | By Natalie Dunlap, Caitlin Troutman, Charity Nebbe Published September 9, 2024 at 3:53 PM CDT Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email
By: Madeleine Willis, Charity Nebbe, Samantha Mcintosh
From Muddy Waters to The Lumineers, a venue located in the basement of Iowa State University's Memorial Union has seen 50 years of music, theatre, comedy and more.
Canada geese, white-tailed deer, wild turkey - these are all species that were once rare in Iowa, but now are seemingly everywhere.
By: Charity Nebbe, Caitlin Troutman
Writer Kaveh Akbar discusses his debut novel, "Martyr!" Then wildlife rehabilitators share the persistent problem of lead poisoning in Iowa's birds.
The golden hue of harvest season is among us, but before we reach Harvest season Adam Thoms, turf grass specialist at ISU discusses fall lawn care.
The golden hue of harvest season is among us.
By: Charity Nebbe, Samantha Mcintosh, Caitlin Troutman
The authors of Raising America: Building a More Perfect Union share how conversations fuel democracy, and a public health expert explains the health benefits of civic engagement.
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