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Show debuted on KIOS-FM in January, 1996.

We learn about Metro Community College's Credential College consisting of skill-based, short-term training programs for in-demand jobs as an alternative to the traditional college experience.

Dawaune Lamont Hayes returns to the show to discuss the controversial process of removing the W. Dale Clark Library in favor of a new headquarters for Mutual of Omaha. He proposes an alternate vision for the space as a welcome center and transit hub.

Updated Last Call content/February 2022

Patty Pansing Brooks explains her vision for representing Nebraska's 1st Congressional District in the House of Representatives — a seat held by Jeff Fortenberry for nearly two decades until his resignation this week.

Terri Sanders has been the publisher of the Omaha Star since 2020, when she took over for Marguerita Washington, Brown's niece. In this episode, Sanders recounts the events that led to her continuing the Star's legacy, and explains its historical and cultural value.

Flatwater Free Press reporter Yanqi Xu discusses how Alvo's big pile of tires led to a story of toxic contamination and a cultural crisis. Xu covered the controversy in a January story for the Flatwater Free Press.

Jazari Kual Zakaria is running to represent Nebraska's First Congressional District in the House of Representatives, a seat held by Jeff Fortenberry for nearly two decades until his recent resignation.

KIOS 91.5 FM BLUES CHART MARCH 2022

Vice Chair of the OPPD Board of Directors Eric Williams discusses Nebraska's coordinated plan to address the climate crisis by transitioning to renewable energy and becoming carbon neutral by 2050.