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    KPR Presents: The Power of Sports
    How sports can change the world: a conversation on race, gender, and athletics, with sportswriter Dave Zirin.
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    KPR Presents: Carly Fiorina
    Carly Fiorina -- former CEO of Hewlett Packard and the first woman to lead a Fortune 500 company -- on character, leadership, and what she learned running for president in 2016.
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    KPR Presents: The Future of Facts
    This week on KPR Presents: why facts matter. Alan Murray, CEO of Fortune Inc., on the importance of good journalism.
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    KPR Presents: David Hann, The Jayhawker Cleveland
    This week on KPR Presents, the little known story of the outlaw known as The Jayhawker Cleveland. David Hann of Lawrence is the author of The Jayhawker Cleveland: Phantom Horseman of the Plains.
  • Blood Moon, Britney Lewis
    Werewolves and vampires in Kansas? Britney Lewis is the award-winning author of Blood Moon, recently named a New York Times bestseller.
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    KPR Presents: Kevin Merida, What's Ahead for Journalism?
    Kevin Merida is the editor of the Los Angeles Times and winner of the 2023 William Allen White National Citation.
  • KU, K-State Women Advance in Big 12 Tournament
    In the Big 12 women's basketball tournament, Kansas and Kansas State each picked up victories last (FRI) night in Dallas. The seventh-seeded Kansas Jayhawks defeated TCU, 83-61, so they advance to take on number-2 seed Iowa State tonight (SAT) at 6. K-State has a more difficult test today (SAT). After a 51-49 victory over Texas last (FRI) night, the Wildcats are now matched against Baylor at 2 this (SAT) afternoon. The Lady Bears finished 18-0 in the Big 12's regular season. In NCAA Division II play, the top-seeded Washburn Lady Blues play fourth-seeded Emporia State in the M-I-A-A semifinals. Tipoff is at 6 tonight (SAT) in Kansas City.
  • Today, this one-acre plot of land in central Topeka is unused. But Janet Cathcart, left, and Marge Ahrens are among local residents working to establish a grocery store here. (Photo by Dylan Lysen, Kansas News Service)
    1 in 6 Kansans Lives in a Food Desert. Some in Central Topeka Insist They Can Build an Oasis
    A Dillons grocery store closed. Three central Topeka census tracts became federally designated food deserts. Now a local movement aims to fill the gap.
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    KPR Presents Book Club: Braiding Sweetgrass
    Braiding Sweetgrass by Dr. Robin Wall Kimmerer is the KU Common Book for fall 2021 and the latest selection in the KPR Presents Book Club. Join us for the radio version of KPR Presents Book Club with Professors Bob Hagen, Jennifer Moody, and Ray Pierotti of the University of Kansas and Dan Wildcat of Haskell Indian Nations University.
  • Conversations: Kelly Hargrave, "Can't Get Enough Shark Stuff: Fun Facts, Awesome Info, Cool Games, Silly Jokes, and More!"
    On this edition of Conversations, Kelly Hargrave talks with host Dan Skinner about “Can’t Get Enough Shark Stuff: Fun Facts, Awesome Info, Cool Games,…
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