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Season 2 of 'Ted Lasso' premieres on Apple TV+ this Friday and you could say Kansas City has been waiting for this moment for a very long time.

In his first children's book, "The Magical Reality of Nadia," the cardiac surgeon and political satirist argues that being different is a strength.

Johnson County, Kansas, and Kansas City, Missouri, health officials explain the supply and distribution of COVID-19 vaccines and political satirist Bassem Youssef adds children's author to his list of talents.

Ameerah Sanders' jokes are based on things that happen to her in real life, which includes racism, even though she doesn’t explicitly try and make jokes about it.

Beth Byrd-Lonski recommends poking fun at the monotonous existence many of us currently find ourselves in.

Segment 1: A Kansas City native's take on being a Saturday Night Live cast member in 2019.On a visit home, Heidi Gardner discusses her roots in Kansas…

Can you land an airplane on the deck of a submarine? Can you build a swimming pool out of cheese? Can you lift a house with two helicopters glued…

Segment 1: If laughter is the best medicine, can a doctor write a prescription for a joke? In this conversation, we break down what makes a successful…

Segment 1: A historic look at the conflict between faith and satire.From court jesters of the medieval era to comedians of the modern day, humor and…

Public radio star Peter Sagal has not always been the dedicated long-distance runner he is today. After competing on his high school cross-country team,…

As the filmmaker's latest collaboration with Spike Lee becomes the must-see movie of the moment, we talk to Kevin Willmott about BlacKkKlansman, race in…

Segment 1: The changing relationship between working artists and the Crossroads.The Crossroads is a lively place, filled with condos, wine shops, doggie…