
Join host Nick Haines as he sits down with Kansas City area newsmakers and journalists to explore the stories and decisions impacting our community.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 375 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Nick Haines, Charlie Keegan, David Hudnall, Eric Wesson and Patrick Tuohey discuss the vote to renew Kansas City's earning tax, the Missouri legislature push to eliminate income tax, the Missouri Supreme Court greenlighting a new congressional map, t... more
Nick Haines, Lisa Rodriguez, Kacen Bayliss, Eric Wesson and Dave Helling discuss the stalled Royals stadium location decision, the Chiefs push for a sports authority in Kansas, the FBI investigation at City Hall and its implications for 2027 mayoral ... more
Nick Haines, Savannah Hawley-Bates, Charlie Keegan, Kyle Palmer and Dave Helling discuss the first toll road in the metro area as 69 Highway in Overland Park opens, the restrictions in the Kansas bathroom bill, John Sherman expressing new urgency in ... more
Nick Haines, Eric Wesson, Kris Ketz, Brian Ellison and Dave Helling discuss the last State of the City from Mayor Quinton Lucas and his top remaining priorities, KC ranking highest per capita of homeless among major cities, next year's mayoral race, ... more
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My favorite way to stay updated on the big stories happening in the area
This is a fantastic podcast for any locals in the KC area. I enjoy listening to podcasts with this format for national and world news, so I’m pleased I found this one focused on local news. The panel format offers some interesting perspectives about what’s happening in the KC area.
Unsubscribed. Even the moderator is left. Definitely not balanced.
I have 15 podcasts on my ipod and this podcast, every week is half the volume of all 14 of my other channels. Please fix your volume issues.
Good info, well produced, and a charming British accent by the host. It’s also laughably one side left leaning editorializing by the members of the panel.
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A Midwest-focused news roundtable features a rotating panel of local journalists and newsmakers dissecting Kansas City area events, from violent crime spikes and public safety debates to transportation funding, stadium plans, and the impact of national policy on the region. Episodes frequently highlight municipal governance, education funding, and large-scale developments like data centers and World Cup preparations, often weaving in reporter insights and official perspectives. The show stands out for its structured panel format, timely guests, and a strong emphasis on how local decisions intersect with regional and national trends, which can be especially valuable for listeners tuning in for actionable context on public affairs, policy shi... more
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