Kansas Stories
Hotline: The History of Jell-O
There's always room for Jell-O! Journalist Beccy Tanner shares the story of Jell-O, from its early history to recipes for Jell-O salads.
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Hotline: Henry Clubb
Vegetopia, Kansas? Aaron Barnhart tells the story of Henry Clubb and his journey to Kansas in the 1850s to settle a vegetarian colony.
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Race & Ethnicity
Hotline: The Cultural Importance of Indigenous Food
Listen as Devon Mihesuah talks about the cultural importance of indigenous foods.
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Race & Ethnicity
Hotline: The History of the Tortilla
Listen as Gene Chávez recounts the centuries of story of the tortilla and shares a recipe for a flour tortilla.
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Race & Ethnicity
Keeping Tradition Alive: Native American Heritage Month
November is Native American Heritage Month, a time in which we celebrate the contributions of native peoples to the United States and honor the the rich cultural heritage of our indigenous tribes.
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85 Years of Change, Challenges and Community
Dodge City Community College was founded in 1935, when Ford County residents responded to the hardships of the Great Depression with opportunities for higher education.
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Big Idea: How Should We Honor Someone's Military Service?
Dodge City Community College was founded in 1935, when Ford County residents responded to the hardships of the Great Depression with opportunities for higher education.
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Big Idea: Seeing the World Through the Eyes of Gordon Parks
Dodge City Community College was founded in 1935, when Ford County residents responded to the hardships of the Great Depression with opportunities for higher education.
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Hotline: The Folklore of the Soucouyant
Dodge City Community College was founded in 1935, when Ford County residents responded to the hardships of the Great Depression with opportunities for higher education.
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Hotline: Ghosts in Literature
Dodge City Community College was founded in 1935, when Ford County residents responded to the hardships of the Great Depression with opportunities for higher education.
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Hotline: The Legend of the Blue Light Lady
Dodge City Community College was founded in 1935, when Ford County residents responded to the hardships of the Great Depression with opportunities for higher education.
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Hotline: The Mystery of the Black Fans
Dodge City Community College was founded in 1935, when Ford County residents responded to the hardships of the Great Depression with opportunities for higher education.
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Places
Fully Wired
As technology rapidly advances, small towns are forced to change with it to survive and to thrive.
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Caring for Health
When Onaga was at a crossroads, its citizens chose to take action, and the changes they made to their local community will be felt for generations to come.
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A New Story
The 2007 tornado forced Greensburg to change, but the town has since embraced those changes. What challenges and opportunities await this small town in the future?
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The Big Idea
Pandemic, Interracial Strife, and the Saving Grace of Humanities
John Edgar Tidwell writes, "As we weather the current pandemic and interracial strife, we should turn to humanities’ inherent saving grace."
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Hotline: Native American Voting Rights
Erin Raux of the Mid-America All-Indian Museum gives a brief history of Native American voting rights.
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