Simon Conway Show

Simon Conway Show is a live Iowa talk-radio program with a strong news-and-politics engine. It is built for motion. A typical hour can move from a state prison controversy to street unrest in St. Louis, then into a congressional interview, an Israel-related guest segment, a local fundraiser, and a quick aside about airport bottlenecks. The show does not spend much time easing into topics. It names the story, takes a side, and keeps the conversation moving. That gives it a blunt, phone-in-radio texture. Serious subjects sit beside lighter bits, especially when Fun Friday brings oddball stories and audience amusement into the mix. The show’s Iowa center is constant. It talks to people across the state, returns to local events, and treats national politics through questions that matter to its audience. Law enforcement is a recurring concern, especially in segments on Jason Stockley, Michael Isaacson, the Fourth Amendment, public narratives about police, and the work officers do outside major headlines. Politics arrives through immigration arguments, agriculture deals, state leadership, and Washington travel. Community life is also part of the package, from Crossroads Shooting Sports to Puppy Jake fundraising and service dog appearances. Guests are used as live pressure points rather than polished features. Lance LaRusso supplies legal and law enforcement perspective. Congressman Steve King discusses Iowa agriculture and immigration. Aviv Ezra appears in a segment about Iowa and Israel relations. Fill-ins such as Jeff Angelo and Justin Brady show the format can keep running even when Simon is elsewhere. The show is best for listeners who want opinionated radio that sounds immediate, local, and unapologetically busy. Its rough edges are part of the form.