Dan Skinner
Conversations HostDan Skinner was the Director of Kansas Public Radio and the Audio-Reader Network from 2015 to 2023. Dan is originally from Hutchinson, but he managed public radio stations in Indiana, Ohio, and Texas before returning home to Kansas. He is a past President of Public Radio In Mid America (PRIMA), a regional organization that represents 20 states. In July of 2017, he created the Conversations program heard on KPR & KPR2. Conversations podcasts can also be accessed on the KPR website; the KPR app; and on Facebook.
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On this edition of Conversations, Andrea Davis Pinkney talks with host Dan Skinner about her picture book “And She Was Loved – Toni Morrison’s Life in Stories.” -
On this edition of Conversations, as part of Black History Month, Regis and Kahran Bethencourt talk with host Dan Skinner about their photo picture book, "Greatness." -
On this edition of Conversations, Stella Markou talks with host Dan Skinner about the performances of Die Fledermaus, February 21st through 23rd -
On this edition of Conversations, Lauren Semmer talks with host Dan Skinner about the picture book, “The ABCs of Women’s History.” -
On this edition of Conversations, Pat Zietlow Miller talks with host Dan Skinner about her picture book, "Unstoppable John: How John Lewis Got His Library Card – and Helped Change History.” -
On this edition of Conversations, David Gessner talks with host Dan Skinner about “The Book of Flaco: The World’s Most Famous Bird.” -
On this edition of Conversations Quartez Harris talks with host Dan Skinner about his picture book “Go Tell It: How James Baldwin Became a Writer.” -
On this edition of Conversations, Annie Fitzsimmons talks with host Dan Skinner about “100 Hotels of a Lifetime – The World’s Ultimate Retreats,” from National Geographic. -
On this edition of Conversations, Jamie Ulmer talks with host Dan Skinner about the Theatre Lawrence production of "Sunday in the Park with George." -
On this edition of Conversations, Olivia Campbell talks with host Dan Skinner about “Sisters in Science: How Four Women Physicists Escaped Nazi Germany and Made Scientific History”
