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By: Henry Stone
A new map of Dylan’s shifting terrain is almost here. In October 2025, literary and cultural commentator Chris Gregory releases Minstrel Boy: The Metamorphoses of Bob Dylan — Volume Two of his ambitious Picasso of Song trilogy. Framed by Leonard Cohen’s tag for Dylan as the “Picasso of Song,” Gregory dives into the long middle stretch of 1967–1990, when the artist stepped back, roared back, and then changed course yet again.
It’s here—Panic Buttons is out now everywhere. Brighton’s cult electronic outfit Joe Average return in full force as Joe Average feat Mad Mick (1990 Infinity) + FABER, delivering their first official release since the early ’90s and sounding sharper than ever.
By: Henry Stone
There’s an easy confidence to Going To Nashville, the new single from Tim Camrose, that suggests an artist who knows exactly what he wants to say. Due August 8, 2025, the track leans into a country feel without fuss or flash, framing a simple, clear intention: to stand on a Nashville stage and have the room really listen. It’s complimentary to say the song is catchy, because it is—but its appeal rests just as much on how unforced it feels.
Tim Camrose announces Light in the Dark featuring Collectives Gospel Choir, out September 19, 2025
By: Henry Stone
When the electrifying rhythms of Dancehall, Afrobeat, and Latin music collide, the result is nothing short of extraordinary—and Dutty Desi, also known as Desi Dee, proves this with the release of his latest single, “Si Señorita.” After decades of shaping the UK’s dancehall landscape, Desi emerges once more, reaffirming his status as a dynamic force and cultural bridge.
One of the biggest and most talked about pieces of legislation this past week has been HF 2739: Medicaid Assurance through HMO Tax Increase. There is a lot of misinformation and opinions being circulated. For this week’s newsletter, I would like to do a deep dive on the purpose of this bill and why it’s important.
By: Aj Taylor, Henry Stone
A successful skilled training program is taking place in Forest City with the oversight by NIACC at the Hanson Career Center. Now the legislature is looking at funding for that and other potential programs across the state. State Representative Henry Stone is also involved in measures of parental involvement in administering HPV vaccines and allowing 8th graders to play in high school sports. He took a moment to speak with KIOW / KHAM News Director A. J. Taylor on these topics and on how property tax proposals are fairing in the Iowa House of Representative in our Sunday Talk.
Iowa House Passes Bill Empowering Parents, Strengthening School Choice
