Prairie Journal
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Prairie Journal is an opportunity to showcase high-profile, thought-provoking lectures, discussions and dialogues recorded throughout the region. There are so many fascinating people who come to this area, everyone from Supreme Court Justice Sonya Sotomayor to syndicated columnist Leonard Pitts. Prairie Journal is a great way to share some of those lectures with our listeners. We have also been able to expand the program to cover a broad range of topics, including the Kansas Sesquicentennial, the National Day of Listening and the Kansas Reads program sponsored by the State Library of Kansas, just to name a few.
Prairie Journal is an opportunity to showcase high-profile, thought-provoking lectures, discussions and dialogues recorded throughout the region. There are so many fascinating people who come to this area, everyone from Supreme Court Justice Sonya Sotomayor to syndicated columnist Leonard Pitts. Prairie Journal is a great way to share some of those lectures with our listeners. We have also been able to expand the program to cover a broad range of topics, including the Kansas Sesquicentennial, the National Day of Listening and the Kansas Reads program sponsored by the State Library of Kansas, just to name a few.
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Kansas Poetry -- Part One
February -- Part Two
February -- Part One
The Arc of Kansas Politics
Plus Professor Greg Jackson and Jerry Seib
September 29, 2024
The Lady Shakes Theatre Company
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The Brown v. Board National Historic Park and the KU School of Education are…
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The University of Kansas is joining hundreds of other schools around the world…
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KPR Presents: Ira Glass and "Seven Things I've Learned"
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KPR Presents: MotherFreakingHood, A Musical Comedy
It's a conversation about the classic vampire tale, Dracula by Bram Stoker,…
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What's happening at the Dole Institute of Politics this month? Kaye McIntyre…
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"Justa's Escape" tells the story of Justina Neufeld, who fled occupied Ukraine…
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Amy Brady tells the cool story of an American staple in her new book, Ice: From…
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"Winfield's Walnut Valley Festival" celebrates 50 years of this beloved event,…
As our 70th anniversary year draws to a close, we look back at the rich…
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Former NPR president and Kansas native Delano Lewis passed this month at the…
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From ancient Greece to modern day Ukraine and Kansas, the oversized role of…
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Two of Senator Bob Dole's longtime colleagues — Trent Lott and Tom Daschle —…
Lucas Bessire explores the Ogallala Aquifer and our role in water depletion in…
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You may think of many adjectives to describe former President Richard…
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The unlikely soldier behind the hunt for Iraqi President Saddam Hussein. Eric…
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Meet the new poet laureate of Kansas, Traci Brimhall.
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Governor Kelly's State of the State Address, Analysis
January 19, 202658min 6sec
Kansas Governor Laura Kelly gave her eighth and final State of the State address. We'll hear the speech in its entirety, with analysis from Bob Beatty of Washburn University, Michael Smith of Emporia State University, Tim Carpenter of the Kansas Reflector, Rebekah Chung of KSNT.