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  • Seg. 1: Male Victims Of Abuse | Seg. 2: William Least Heat-Moon
    Segment 1: Local musician AY has a new song out about his experience as a male victim of domestic abuse.When he was going through the experience, he…
  • Seg. 1: Medical Marijuana. Seg. 2: Mireya Ramos.
    Segment 1: What medical marijuana looks like in practice.Missouri votes approved Amendment 2 in November, legalizing the use of medical marijuana in the…
  • Seg. 1: Distilleries In KC | Seg. 2: Best Restaurant Snacks
    Segment 1: New distilleries revive the past, with a twist.Why was 9th street, in the West Bottoms, once known as the "wettest block"? Why did a spirits…
  • Chicken & Egg
    In a riff on the age old question about what comes first, this is a food show about chicken and eggs. Eggs come first, with a lesson on making…
  • Bibliofiles: Back-To-School
    Segment 1: Books in school, according to a librarian.A retired Shawnee Mission school librarian reflects on the change she's witnessed in school libraries…
  • Screentime: The Good Place
    The comedy about moral philosophy just wrapped up its fourth and final season.NBC's The Good Place captured the imaginations of people across all kinds of…
  • Seg. 1: No More Fines | Seg. 2: Wrong Number Texts
    Segment 1: The Kansas City Public Library has joined a movement toward eliminating late fees.Following the announcement that the Kansas City Public…
  • Seg. 1: Defining Socialism | Seg. 2: Tourism In KC
    Segment 1: UMKC political science professors give us a lesson in what socialism is, and what it isn't.With a democratic frontrunner who doesn't shy away…
  • Seg. 1: LGBTQ in Shawnee| Seg. 2: Inclusive Playgrounds
    Segment 1: Derrick Rieke is an unlikely but powerful LGBTQ rights advocate in his community.When Derrick Rieke spoke out, at a Shawnee City Council…
  • Preventing Teen Suicide
    Suicide rates among teenagers are higher than the national average in both Kansas and Missouri, according to the Center for Disease Control. This issue…
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