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0:51 

Opioid settlement dollars are starting to paid out in the form of grants. KS Assistant Attorney General Chris Teters explains how it could make a difference.

 

6:10 

Shawnee Co. is gearing up for road and parks projects in 2024! Commissioner Aaron Mays tells us what to expect.

 

11:00 

Broadway performer and Topeka native Jeff Kready is bringing is family back home for their 2^nd annual holiday show! He stops in for a visit.

 

17:20 

Want to give the gift of Kansas? Hear how the KS Dept. of Agriculture is making it easy.

 

0:39

A money and mental health talk with Shawnee Co. Commissioner Kevin Cook and why he says your voice matters in the budget process.

 

6:31 

The Topeka & Shawnee Co. Public Library rolls out the red carpet to celebrate 50 years of its Red Carpet Services Program.

 

11:12

Our guests race in with an invite to the Speedy PD Race for Parkinson’s Disease. It’s a benefit for the Parkinson’s programs at Manhattan’s Meadowlark Hills.

 

14:55 

Hello, Dolly! Dolly Parton visited Kansas to celebrate the statewide expansion of her Imagination Library program. Melissa recaps her exclusive one-on-one conversation with the icon and shares a bit of Dolly’s on-stage performance and comments.

0:25

Washburn Law School dedicates its new building in honor of the late Sen. Bob Dole. WU President Dr. JuliAnn Mazacheck talks about what the facility means to the university.

 

6:31

Happy birthday, Sen. Dole! The Dole Institute of Politics celebrates its 20^th anniversary on what would have been the late Senator’s 100^th birthday.

 

12:00

Shawnee Co. has launched an aerial attack on noxious weeds! How they’re using drones to do it.

 

17.43

For The Culture, KS is a new festival coming to Topeka. Find out what it’s about and how everyone is invited.

 

22:39

Carswell & Hope – this Irish rock group is gracing the stage in Topeka’s NOTO district. But first, they showcase their talents in our studio!

0:44

House Minority Leader Vic Miller, D-Topeka, visited Eye on NE Kansas to explain the Kansas House Democrats' property tax relief proposals and why he feels they are important.

6:30 

Shawnee Co. Commissioner Aaron Mays discusses the passing of Ted Ensley and the Shawnee County career expo.

13:02

Washburn University's new president, Dr. JuliAnn Mazachek, is the university's 15th president and the first woman to hold the role. Her visit to Eye on NE Kansas coincided with International Women's Day.

18:40

Rory Kent, Jr. is the Topeka Performing Arts Center's new executive director. Kent visited Eye on NE Kansas to discuss his vision for TPAC and the arts in the Topeka area.

 

Eye on NE Kansas - The Podcast

Do you want to play a game? This week Shawnee Smith takes centre stage as we present her panel from Calgary Horror Con 2022. Listen to her talk about almost walking into a mirror, Saw, The Blob, Becker, her music and more on this week's Invasion of the Remake!

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The Lake Shawnee Amusement Park was a popular attraction in West Virginia from 1926 until it closed in 1967. Its history of fun and laughter, though, was marred by at least two tragic deaths. The park briefly reopened in 1987, but it struggled to escape its calamitous history. Today, the park remains abandoned, and some say the grounds are haunted by the spirits who perished there, and by the horrifying events which took place on the property more than two centuries ago. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The couples banter session welcomes you in for a visit. More than two decades on, the house we first moved into together remains the place we mostly treasure. A testimony to the great taste of the better half, it’s changed, but remained a warm place to call ours.

The Wendigo. Tales of a perpetually starving monster roaming the woods of Eastern North America. The Wendigo originates in the lore of tribes like the Chippewa, Ottawa, and Algonquin. Its name roughly translates to "the evil spirit that devours mankind". And the Wendigo isn't the only monster we're looking into today. From the well known Skinwalkers to Thunderbirds, to the lesser known Flying Heads and Stone giants, we’re diving into a handful of legends. We’re also gonna dig a bit into the diversity of American Indian peoples, give a little lay of the land to help understand where all of these stories come from. Stories that seem to revolve mostly around cannibalism. Seriously. It's a weird, fun episode. Hope you enjoy hearing it as much as I enjoyed recording it. Hail Nimrod!

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In this second part of a two-part series, we follow Tenskwatawa, also known as "The Prophet," as he gains power, eventually becoming the leader of the largest population center in the present-day midwest. We then examine the many factors contributing to his downfall. 

See a full transcript and show notes here. 

Shawnee political and religious leader Tenskwatawa, or The Prophet, rose from relative obscurity to become one of the most powerful figures of his time.

In this episode, we explore how a series of visions guided The Prophet to attempt to change the course of history.

All music in this episode was performed by award-winning flute player Darren Thompson. 

See show notes and further music credits here. 

Welcome!  Today we start with a toy themed Stump the Rogues quiz.  Next, Billy talks about the interesting life of Shawnee warrior and chief Tecumseh.  Then we finish with a WoTR showdown!  The keyword this time is match.  Enjoy!

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gfire interviews singer/songwriter Shawnee Kilgore from Austin, Texas.

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https://shawneekilgore.com/

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Movie Meltdown - Episode 454

This week we begin our coverage of ScareFest as well as talking with actress Shawnee Smith about a wide array of things like... the Saw franchise, The Blob, Summer School, dancing orphans, Meathead, the Olympics and hanging out with John Candy. Plus we discuss Creepshow 3, not spoiling movies back in the day as well as a rundown of the many different people we've met at conventions over the years.

And as we cover the most jarring moment of your life, we also cover… Felissa Rose, some kind of zombie-robot, cats will suck your breath out, he’s hilarious as a trainwreck, more boils and ooze-iness, there’s a hot dog involved, it ate two of my tapes, Daniel Roebuck, Holliston, don’t be stupid I’m a radio, The Raft, they decide to find all the working bits in the perfect woman, that’s the end of the season arch that didn’t quite get filmed, you have to know the face that accompanied it, at one point he stabs the homeless ghost, Deadbeat, the muscle-calf lady, a tulle dress, students from the local arts college, converting footage into digital the old fashioned way, it looks like a rubber mask, I’m just still dancing, Gil and Kelly from Kids Club, written by 5th graders, A. J. Bowen, I’m having a flashback, Dave Brockie, wet or dry… it depends on what you are looking for, Giorgio Tsoukalos, being pregnant, and the next thing you know she’s a rabbit, Adam Green, Costas Mandylor, skills at taping stuff back together and the magic of Hollywood… and selfies.

Spoiler Alert: We keep from spoiling Sleepaway Camp as well as all of Shawnee’s films… but we have no problem spoiling all of Creepshow 3. So beware as you listen to that segment.

“One night he called at like 11 o’clock, ‘say Shawnee… come downstairs, get in the white limo’. And I came downstairs, and I get in the white limo, and it’s him and Bon Jovi… the whole band. And we went out like, you know, bar-hopping in Canada. The night ended with him on-stage singing the blues. I was pretty epic.”

For more info on ScareFest, go to: http://www.thescarefest.com/

Victoria Price, author of Vincent Price: A Daughter's Biography, discusses with John Shuck her latest book, The Way of Being Lost: A Road Trip to My Truest Self. Despite doing “all the right things” to successfully rebuild her life and her finances after a period of deep personal and professional turmoil where she lost almost everything, Victoria Price still felt something profoundly missing from her life. Victoria Price’s inspirational memoir is a heartfelt, candid account of rediscovering her joy and purpose after years of struggle, confusion and hopelessness. Michael P. Daley writes about crime and cultural history. His latest book is Bobby Bluejacket: The Tribe, The Joint, The Tulsa Underworld, the extraordinary true story of a man who went from career thief to prison journalist to Eastern Shawnee activist. Daley's previous books include Enjoy The Experience: Homemade Records 1958–1992, which was featured in BBC, NPR, Vice, Book Forum, Rolling Stone, and was called the greatest music book of the year by Los Angeles Magazine. He was founder/Editor of Parallax News, a digital news service for the 2016 U.S. Election. Michael was also a founding member of Boo-Hooray and Sinecure Books. He has worked on productions for Rizzoli, Four Corners, Zero Books, Brookings, and Warner Brothers.

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Welcome to the premiere episode of First Listen Fridays! Over the next 12 Fridays, we'll be dropping exclusive first listens and chatting about all things music with a dozen of today's hottest Indigenous artists.

This week, we're stoked to share with you Shawnee's brand new single, Warrior Heart.

Written as a response to the suicide crisis in Northern Canadian communities, the track was recorded with PowWowStep producer DJ Shub at the Villa Sound studio in Ontario. According to Shawnee, the song "acknowledges and speaks to the youth in native communities dealing with, and battling, depression and suicide," and draws on her own struggles and experiences.

Certain to become an anthem for generations to come, Warrior Heart abounds with emotion, empathy, empowerment, and - most of all - hope.

 

On January 19, 2009 the West Metro Fire Department responded to a well-involved, wind-driven residential dwelling fire. This multiple alarm fire was their second for the evening. Previously, the same companies had worked a multiple alarm garden-style apartment building fire.

During this interview, Division Chief Dan Phannenstiel discusses what happened at both fires and the near-miss event that gave rise to him completing a lessons learned evaluation.

Our sponsor:

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Intro music

Safety Dance (1982)

Men Without Hats

GMC - Virgin Records

 

Guest Information

Division Chief Dan Pfannenstiel

West Metro Fire Rescue

DPfannenstiel@westmetrofire.org

 

Situational Awareness Matters! website

www.SAMatters.com

 

Firefighter Near Miss Reporting System

http://www.firefighternearmiss.com/

 

Contact Rich Gasaway

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612-548-4424

On January 19, 2009 the West Metro Fire Department responded to a well-involved, wind-driven residential dwelling fire. This multiple alarm fire was their second for the evening. Previously, the same companies had worked a multiple alarm garden-style apartment building fire.

During this interview, Division Chief Dan Phannenstiel discusses what happened at both fires and the near-miss event that gave rise to him completing a lessons learned evaluation.

Our sponsor:

Midwest Fire
MidwestFire.com

 

Intro music

Safety Dance (1982)

Men Without Hats

GMC - Virgin Records

 

Guest Information

Division Chief Dan Pfannenstiel

West Metro Fire Rescue

DPfannenstiel@westmetrofire.org

 

Situational Awareness Matters! website

www.SAMatters.com

 

Firefighter Near Miss Reporting System

http://www.firefighternearmiss.com/

 

Contact Rich Gasaway

www.RichGasaway.com

Support@RichGasaway.com

612-548-4424

On May 22, 2010, John Glaser, a 33-year-old career fire fighter died while conducting a primary search of a residential house fire. Firefighter Glaser vomited in his SCBA face piece and then removed it, causing him to inhale products of combustion.

The fire was reported by automatic alarm at 8:55 p.m. Saturday at 13408 W. 75th Court, according to fire officials. When firefighters arrived, they found the home burning out of control. Neighbors told firefighters they thought two people and a dog were inside.

Firefighters began attacking the fire and searching the home.

As they were searching the home at 9:12 p.m., a mayday call went out because a firefighter was missing.

 

Our sponsor:

Midwest Fire
MidwestFire.com

 

Intro music

Safety Dance (1982)

Men Without Hats

GMC - Virgin Records

 

Guest Information

Battalion Chief Ryan Pyle

Shawnee Fire Department

RPyle@cityofshawnee.org

 

Situational Awareness Matters! website

www.SAMatters.com

 

Firefighter Near Miss Reporting System

http://www.firefighternearmiss.com/

 

Contact Rich Gasaway

www.RichGasaway.com

Support@RichGasaway.com

612-548-4424