Segment 1, beginning at 1:00: Using the internet was an integral part of making it through the pandemic, however, many in Kansas still lack a reliable connection.
For as many as 173,000 Kansans, the lack of good broadband internet causing trouble with working remotely, virtual classes and telehealth appointments was highlighted by the pandemic. Fixing a problem that some Kansans have endured for years comes down to more then just running cable to where service is needed.
- Catherine Moyer, CEO, Pioneer Communications
- Donna Ginther, professor of economics, University of Kansas; director, Institute for Policy & Social Research
Segment 2, beginning at 25:42: Straight off three sold out shows at Lemonade Park and a torrent of praise for her 2020 album, Katie Crutchfield, aka Waxahatchee, has had a pretty big year.
Crutchfield talks about being able to play in-person concerts now that life is returning to normal and how getting sober changed the way she looks at music.
- Katie Crutchfield, singer-songwriter
