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Matthew Wurstner is back on the show to give an overview of the student loan program, the attempted relief by the Biden administration, and the likely outcome in legal challenges seeking to stop forgiveness of $10,000 per borrower.

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Aaron Urbanski explains how you can embrace nature starting right in your yard. His business Earth Sculptors converts lawns into food forests, implements sustainable lawn care services, and restores diminishing wildlife habitats via sustainable, local food systems.

Tim Guthrie is a visual artist, art professor at Creighton and award-winning filmmaker. His work has been included in collections at the Boise Art Museum, the Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art, the Plemmons Collection of Contemporary Art, and the Leigh Lane Edwards Collection of Contemporary Art. His documentary "Missing Piece" chronicles his own grieving process after his wife's death.

The KIOS Blues Chart for December, 2022

Kurt Andersen does his best to explain America in today's show, talking with Tom about his two-volume history of our culture, "Fantasyland" and "Evil Geniuses," and the possibility of a brighter future.

Ja Keen Fox returns for a conversation with Tom Knoblauch about his theory of romantic activism, the lessons he has learned from organizing and working in the community, and what he sees as the way out of Nebraska's political stasis.

Keith Rodger is a musician, producer and audio engineer who performs as Kethro. Rodger has made a name for himself in the music industry while based in his hometown of Omaha.

Mixed media artist Jeff Sedrel has a series of floral paintings in an exhibition at the Garden of the Zodiac Gallery through Jan. 29.

Jon Lauck is the author of "The Good Country: A History of the American Midwest." In this conversation with Tom Knoblauch, Lauck outlines his mission to establish a new historical discourse grounded in fair readings of the American past by locating a middle ground in the center of the country.