KARLEY DAVIS 5/26/2026 THE SIMON CONWAY SHOW

5/29/2026 THE SIMON CONWAY SHOW Hour 3

A big explosion rocked Florida and a big endorsement rocked Iowa and SIMON talks about both this hour! Last night in Florida the Blue Origin rocket exploded on the launch pad during testing. AstroClay, our favorite astronaut, CLAY ANDERSON tells SIMON what this means for the future of the moon program. Later and for the 2nd time this week, SIMON has Congressman RANDY FEENSTRA live in-studio but this time they discuss the President's announcement this afternoon when he endorsed Congressman Feenstra to be Iowa's next Governor. SIMON doesn't usually belive endorsements matter but this one is different. POTUS is 118-0 for winning endorsements so far. Will his streak hold true on Tuesday?

RANDY FEENSTRA 5/29/2026 THE SIMON CONWAY SHOW

Congressman RANDY FEENSTRA received the endorsement of President Trump today to be Iowa's next Governor. He's back in the studio live today to talk to SIMON about his phone call with the President and what he's focused on in these final few days before polls open on Primary day.

CLAY ANDERSON 5/29/2026 THE SIMON CONWAY SHOW

Blue Origin had a massive explosion on the launch pad last night in Florida causing a setback for NASA's moon goals. CLAY 'ASTROCLAY' ANDERSON., former astronaut and current ISU educator, explains to SIMON what this means for the space program and what happens after this type of setback.

5/29/2026 THE SIMON CONWAY SHOW Hour 2

Hey, got any hay??? TOM COLVIN explains to SIMON how people can help their Second Chance Ranch where 20+ horses and a donkey are now being cared for after rescue. Their biggest need right now is HAY! Later, MIKE VOGT, curator at the Iowa Gold Star Museum, tells SIMON all about their Vietnam War Living History Event happening this weekend. This is a great event for the whole family to see all that the museum offers while taking a step back in history.

MIKE VOGT 5/29/2026 THE SIMON CONWAY SHOW

The Iowa Gold Star Museum is one of the incredible assets we have here in Iowa for people to enjoy. Museum Curator, MIKE VOGT, tells SIMON about this weekend's Vietnam Living History Event where visitors can see what life was like for U.S. military personnel during the Vietnam War. Hear from military historians, local Vietnam Veterans, explore a military bivouac area, period military vehicles, aircraft, weapons & equipment, including the YL-37 'The Flying Memorial' helicopter.