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The Amazon Army Marches On
After 100 years, the legacy of the Amazon Army marches on in Franklin.
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Crossroads: Change in Rural America
A six-stop exclusive Kansas tour of a Smithsonian traveling exhibition presented by Humanities Kansas.
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Famous Kansan Takes Flight
Amelia Earhart’s legacy preserved in new museum in Atchison.
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The Big Idea
Big Idea: Natives Making News: Toward a More Authentic and Ethical Representation of American Indian Identity, Issues, and Individuals
Dr. Melissa Greene-Blye's Big Idea examines why news media often fail to offer authentic representations of Indigenous communities and individuals.
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Language Keepers
An interactive online dictionary project is preserving an endangered indigenous language.
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Hotline: "The American Kid West"
Danny Caine, poet and owner of The Raven Bookstore, reads his poem, "The American Kid West" from his new book of poetry, "Flavortown."
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Hotline: Blackbear Bosin
Danny Caine, poet and owner of The Raven Bookstore, reads his poem, "The American Kid West" from his new book of poetry, "Flavortown."
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Hotline: Encountering John Brown
Danny Caine, poet and owner of The Raven Bookstore, reads his poem, "The American Kid West" from his new book of poetry, "Flavortown."
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Hotline: "Charla de Merienda" or "snack talks"
Danny Caine, poet and owner of The Raven Bookstore, reads his poem, "The American Kid West" from his new book of poetry, "Flavortown."
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Kansas's Latino History, One Tour at a Time
Danny Caine, poet and owner of The Raven Bookstore, reads his poem, "The American Kid West" from his new book of poetry, "Flavortown."
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Convergence of Cultures
Danny Caine, poet and owner of The Raven Bookstore, reads his poem, "The American Kid West" from his new book of poetry, "Flavortown."
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Books of a Feather
Danny Caine, poet and owner of The Raven Bookstore, reads his poem, "The American Kid West" from his new book of poetry, "Flavortown."
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Hotline: What's for Lunch?
Dr. LuAnn Soliah, Former Clinical Professor of Nutritional Sciences at Oklahoma State University, shares the history of the school lunch program.
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Hotline: Letters to Bob Dole in the 1960s
Dole Archives Curatorial Fellow, Dr. Virgil Dean, discusses letters Bob Dole received from his Kansas constituents during his years in the US House of Representatives in the 1960s.
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Hotline: Kansas Holocaust Memorial
Dr. Shelly Cline, Director of Education and Historian at The Midwest Center for Holocaust Education, tells the story of the
Kansas City’s Holocaust Memorial in Overland Park, KS.
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Hotline: The Extraordinary Adventures of Colonel Hughes
Mary Madden, Division Director of Education and Museum at the Kansas Historical Society, shares the story of Kansan Colonel James Clark Hughes and his extraordinary adventures in World War I and World War II.
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Big Idea: Top 10 Influential African American Musical Artists
Musician and historian Lem Sheppard shares his list of top 10 African American musical artists. The list of musicians is united by a common thread of tonality, spirituality, and social consciousness.
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