My Fellow Kansans
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In the first season of My Fellow Kansans, we examined the forces and consequences of Kansas politics, the history behind it, and the likelihood of another course-changing election last November. This season we’re turning to rural Kansas because it too has a storied past. But as once-thriving towns continue to shrink, does it have a future? That, fellow Kansans, depends on whom you ask. The future of rural Kansas is our topic in season two of My Fellow Kansans — a podcast from the Kansas News Service. Our conversation begins October 18.
S3 Episode 6: Michelle Taylor, Silver Lake
Getting married and having your first child is stressful enough. Try making those life changes during a pandemic. As a teacher.
S3 Episode 5: Slai Hung, Garden City
One western Kansas resident's recovery from COVID-19 was made worse by an unpleasant health care experience.
S3 Episode 4: Ehlaina Hartman, Spearville
What happens when the coronavirus comes between your senior year and dreams of a state championship?
S3 Episode 3: Anil Gharmalkar, Jalon Evans-Gharmalkar And Tamarah Chancellor
A first-hand account of what it's like to be hospitalized with COVID-19, and how a family handled the situation.
S3 Episode 2: Gabrielle Griffie, Wichita
Besides the coronavrius, another urgent topic again surfaced this year: an end to racism.
S3 Episode 1: Montella Wimbley, Wichita
Hair has been quite the topic during the coronavirus. For the first episode of My Fellow Kansans: People and the Pandemic, we spoke with a salon owner...
Coming Soon: Season 3 Of My Fellow Kansans
My Fellow Kansans is back with a new season: People And The Pandemic.
BONUS: Kansas Drinkers Can Thank This Tough Guy
In this episode of KCUR's new podcast, A People's History of Kansas City , host Suzanne Hogan and Matthew Long-Middleton tell the story of the pugnaci...
Medicaid Expansion, Abortion In The State Constitution And Taxing Streaming Services
The legislative session in Kansas is just getting underway, but lawmakers are already at odds on the hot-button issues of abortion and Medicaid expans...