Andy Gott

Sioux Falls

Brand Manager at KXRB-AM (Sioux Falls, SD)

Morning Show Host at KXRB-AM (Sioux Falls, SD)

Host at Unnatural: A True Crime Podcast

Articles

Beatles Yellow Submarine Spotted... In Iowa Cornfield?

6 days ago | kxrb.com | Andy Gott

If you've ever driven on U.S. Highway 20 through the great state of Iowa, then you know it can get incredibly... Boring. There's not much to look at, aside from the seemingly endless fields of corn. There's the world's largest popcorn ball, which you can find in Sac City. Weighing in at over 9,000 pounds, it's certainly a sight to behold, but outisde of that, there's not much else to see along the desolate Highway 20. Except for a yellow submarine?
Sioux Falls Demands Answers From City Council for Missing Man

1 week ago | espnsiouxfalls.com | Andy Gott

Sioux Falls residents are rallying together for this week's City Council meeting to fight for answers on behalf of a beloved missing Sioux Falls man, Tyler Weathersby. Tyler Weathersby has been missing for over seven months, and people want stronger search efforts from Mayor Paul TenHaken, his city council members, and the police department.
People Are Noping Out of These Minnesota Cities-Fast

1 week ago | kxrb.com | Andy Gott

According to the most recent Census Data, Minnesota is adding more residents, but not by a whole heck of a lot. Since 2020, it's estimated that the North Star State's population grew by 1.6%. With that being said, not all cities and towns within the state are created equal. And some of Minnesota's best-known municipalities, not named Minneapolis or St. Paul are losing inhabitants in droves. These cities are shrinking so fast, even GPS can't keep up.
The Iowa Bison That Was Struck By Lightning... And Survived

1 week ago | kdat.com | Andy Gott

It's been a long, long time since wild bison roamed the Iowa prairie. Before American settlers arrived, the mythical beast was abundant throughout the state, especially in the north-central and western regions of Iowa. By the end of the 19th century, though, bison had been all but eradicated from the Hawkeye State.
When South Dakota Tried to Secede... From Itself?

2 weeks ago | kxrb.com | Andy Gott

The state of South Dakota has existed for and has, for the most part, always been on the same wavelength. Sure, there have been times when East River and West River have had their differences, but for the most part, the Mount Rushmore state has nearly always seen eye to eye. But there was a brief period in the twentieth century when that was most definitely not the case.
Exploring the Most Hidden Road in All of Iowa

2 weeks ago | kxrb.com | Andy Gott

Spring has sprung! Now is a great time to get outside and explore everything the Hawkeye State has to offer. And even if you've called Iowa "home" your entire life, the state has a way of surprising those with an adventurous spirit. Every once in a while, you come across something from a bygone era. That's what it feels like for anyone stumbling upon this Iowa road. The fact that this road still exists is pretty remarkable. Just make sure you have the proper vehicle if you're thinking of driving it.
Iowa's Most Expensive Suburb Is?

2 weeks ago | kxrb.com | Andy Gott

Finding an affordable place to live is getting trickier than ever these days, but while there are still plenty of reasonably priced cities and towns to call home in the Hawkeye State, this Iowa suburb is, by far, the most expensive. Not only is it the most expensive suburb, but it's also the third most expensive city to live in the entire state. Welcome to Coralville, IowaCredit: CanvaCredit: CanvaAccording to Homesnacks, Coralville is the third most expensive town to live in in the state of Iowa.
Where You Can Find the Boiling Springs of Minnesota

2 weeks ago | kxrb.com | Andy Gott

What makes this water bubble up to the surface every three minutes like clockwork? And why is this once popular attraction all but forgotten these days? It might not be much compared to the mighty geyser of Yellowstone, but the boiling springs of Eagle Creek have their own unique wonder that has mystified visitors for as long as people have lived in the Land of Ten Thousand Lakes.
Good News For Iowans Who Hate Mosquitoes

2 weeks ago | kxrb.com | Andy Gott

Growing up in Iowa, if there's one thing that could ruin a perfectly good summer day, it was the mosquitoes. Whether it was a day at the park, a hike through the woods, or simply sitting on the porch, enjoying an Iowa sunset, if the skeeters were out, we went back in. It didn't matter how many citronella candles you had and how much deet-filled repellent you lathered on, the blood sucking pest could be absolutely relentless at times.
Minnesota's Most Obscure and Forgotten Landmark

2 weeks ago | kxrb.com | Andy Gott

Interstate 90 is the longest road in the United States. It stretches from Boston, Massachusetts, in the east to Seattle, Washington, in the west, covering a distance of over 3,000 miles. And right in the middle lies the great state of Minnesota, where a dedication, of sorts, was placed in 1978. Millions of travelers drive over this landmark each and every year, yet most don't even know it exists.