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  • As the Missouri General Assembly takes a spring break, we take a look at the term so far and what's left to be done. But like everyone else, we have a…
  • Every year during the holiday season, Kansas City's own Doug Frost joins Up To Date to discuss the state of the alcohol industry, recommend delicious options for the holidays and taste several wines.
  • The Equal Rights Amendment has one of the longest sagas in U.S. Congressional history. Passed in 1972 but never ratified, advocates continue to pursue…
  • Presidential historian Doris Kearns Goodwin has written about some of the the most powerful people in the world. She shares with Steve Kraske leadership…
  • A book is often evaluated by the words it contains, but what value does a book with no words have? It turns out that wordless books can bolster creativity…
  • Is our definition of what it means to be 'literate' changing in a digital age? Should it? We talk about why young people today need to understand how to…
  • When it comes to our war on terrorism, boots on the ground and bombers in the air are only part of the struggle. What we know about the culture behind…
  • Moderates in Kansas once were the dominant political force in the state. Now conservatives hold sway. Steve Kraske talks with two former politicians…
  • World War I brought a new kind of warfare to the battlefield in many ways. The world of espionage got a facelift, especially in America, with aerial…
  • Whether it's the growing wealth gap in this country or the devastation done to the environment, journalist Chris Hedges believes the United States is…
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