Des Moines mornings with bite-sized arguments.
93.3 KIOA captures Luke and Jeriney moving fast through the small stuff that fills a morning: lunch runs, flooded sidewalks, traffic enforcement, taxes, old keepsakes, and fast-food disappointment. The appeal is the easy pushback, where one ordinary gripe becomes a running argument before the next reset.
PRESS PLAY
93.3 KIOA sounds like a Des Moines morning routine already in motion. Luke and Jeriney pick up ordinary subjects and turn them over until the funny part shows. The show often starts with food, but it rarely stays only there. A dipping sauce becomes a whole theory of extra sauce on pizza. A stuffed hash brown turns into a conversation about why lunch feels like the freest meal of the day. A disappointing fast-food run becomes a careful complaint about flat burgers, weak fries, and the reliable pull of a cold Diet Coke. That everyday precision is the point. The same comic attention applies to flooded sidewalks, allergy misery, tax deadlines, local hats, old school projects, and suburban discomfort with city noise. Des Moines details matter, especially when the conversation turns to traffic enforcement or area merch. Still, the show is not just local information with jokes attached. It is a fast back-and-forth built from challenge and correction. One voice sets up the premise. The other pokes holes in it. Then the original point usually comes back louder, stranger, or more specific. The result is warm without being soft. It can be cranky about scams, suspicious about viral food, amused by nostalgia, and openly baffled by the way people package animal crackers or price novelty cereal. Recurring bits and station resets keep the pace moving. So do dad jokes, sound effects theater, and the steady habit of turning personal stories into quick public arguments. The show works best for listeners who want company more than polish. It is local, casual, and built for people who enjoy a morning laugh at the exact moment a harmless annoyance starts to feel serious.
Made for: For listeners who like fast, local morning-radio banter built around food opinions, errands, nostalgia, traffic, and everyday irritations. It especially suits anyone who enjoys a friendly argument over whether a lunch choice, sauce, or household habit deserves this much attention.
What sets it apart: The show treats tiny daily details like full comic cases, then lets Luke and Jeriney's quick pushback carry the segment. Its Des Moines texture and food-adjacent tangents make it feel more specific than a generic morning chat show.
Podcast by 93.3 KIOA
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Luke and Jeriney turn Des Moines mornings, domestic mishaps and passing curiosities into quick, companionable comedy.
93.3 KIOA turns the morning into a running conversation between Luke and Jeriney, with Des Moines life sharing space with food discoveries, family stories, local traffic enforcement and whatever oddity has caught their attention.
Sidewalk ducks are a fair warning: Luke and Jeriney will take your morning wherever conversation wanders.
Press play if you want
Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
Pizza sauce, speed enforcement, and bad jokes carry the morning.
Luke and Jernie keep the morning moving with a light, easy mix of pizza-sauce praise, traffic caution, and local banter. Luke sells Domino's new dipping sauce as a small win, while Jernie keeps the mood from drifting too far, which gives the conversation a lived-in,…
Rain, allergies, spiders, and a memory-lane Google bit keep this morning-show hour moving.
This hour turns a soaked Des Moines morning into loose, easy radio: flooded sidewalks, ducks on the move, allergies, spiders, and a memory-lane riff about being older than Google.
Tax deadlines, hash browns, and meat cereal fuel a loose breakfast-for-lunch argument.
The tax deadline gives this KIOA morning show a clean way in, turning a familiar civic annoyance into loose, local comedy. A refund has already gone back out the door, mailed returns still somehow matter, and a protest plan built on daring the IRS to respond is met with exactly…
Local hats, handmade keepsakes, and one unlikely peewee football mix-up shape an affectionate Iowa morning-show ramble.
A local hat opens the door to a loose, warmly rooted episode about Iowa Cubs gear, a shop-class shelf that was never quite perfect, and a family story about a three-year-old briefly sized up as a peewee football prospect.
A loose morning-show review of Pokemon card thefts, suspicious mail, YouTube habits, and animal-cracker outrage.
93.3 KIOA's morning show follows everyday absurdity wherever it leads: Pokemon cards tied to break-ins at collector shops, tens of thousands of dollars in stolen cards, a $16 million card worn as a medallion, and the odd economics of cardboard with value far beyond its size.
Dan Pashman revisits food science with Kenji López-Alt and rotating live comedy guests.
Business, culture, and power in motion.
Milwaukee food news with bite and butter.
Tiny food stories, treated seriously.
Fast opinions, warm chaos, be normal.
Philadelphia food, reported one kitchen at a time
Luke starts with pizza.
Luke and Jerony open on a soaked morning in Des Moines.
Luke and Jeriney's April 15 full show on 93.3 KIOA opens with the tax filing deadline and Jeriney revealing a prior $7,000 IRS error caused by her accountant, then covers Powerball's planned expansion to the UK where jackpots historically cap near $230 million compared to Powerball's $2 billion record.
Luke says footage from a Kelly Clarkson show taping made his laugh look like a "vibrating raisin," and Jerony turns it into a midlife-crisis joke.
Luke and Jerony discuss the challenges of downtown living, focusing on noise from garbage trucks and city activity, while debating whether they could adapt to an urban lifestyle.
Pokemon card thefts and a fake artist named Eddie Dalton lead Luke and Jerony's morning talk.
The hosts discuss childhood spring break experiences, FOMO over adult spring break parties in Florida, and humorous reflections on police breaking up rowdy beach events.
The hosts discuss their growing disappointment with McDonald's, criticizing its overrated food quality, particularly the burgers and fries, while only praising the Diet Coke.
Radio hosts Luke and Jerony discuss their reluctance to get out of bed due to soothing thunderstorm sounds and share a viral TikTok rant about Taco Bell's quesadilla wrappers.
The hosts discuss the addition of 'Swifty' to the dictionary and explore other historical artist fan club names like Deadheads and Mouseketeers.
Luke and Jerony discuss their struggles with eating too much Valentine's candy at home and compare it to other temptations like drinking shots.