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Burkley Hoover has published her first book at the age of nine. Tilted “Here Comes Football: A Kids Guide To The Game,” it covers the history and mechanics of the sport and includes interviews with several professional players.
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The myth of the noble, independent grower keeps this nation from acknowledging that farming is simply a profession—and small farmers pay the price.
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Segment 1: A famous crossword puzzle creator makes Kansas City his home.David Steinberg has been making crossword puzzles since he was 12, and getting…
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Segment 1: How mass shootings in the news affect people.Wall-to-wall coverage of mass shootings has become the norm. An expert joins callers to discuss…
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Segment 1: Northeast News celebrates 21 years with current publishersNortheast News has been providing Kansas City with local journalism for more than 90…
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Segment 1: Kansas City mourns the death of second major philanthropist in a week. Morton Sosland, who rose to run the publishing company that bears his…
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Often printed on photocopiers and distributed at in-person conventions, most zines reach fewer people than a post on Facebook or Instagram. But the stakes…
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Slate Magazine says it's the "The Year of the Tick." A local entomologist tells us all about these creepy-crawly disease-carriers.Then, the city of…
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When he was a senior at Blue Valley North, Alex Haughey made a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie. Now, he's coming back home with a new movie that's…
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This past weekend, the KC Zine Collective hosted the first-ever KC Zine Conference at the Uptown Theater. It was lively and well-attended — a colorful…
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Zines are like small magazines, except that they're drawn, written, photocopied, bound and distributed entirely by hand. These scrappy missives were…
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"The literary editor has to stand behind the work. It has to mean something to me," says Robert Stewart, editor of New Letters magazine. As KCUR's Arts…