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My Fellow Kansans

by Kansas News Service

In the first season of My Fellow Kansans, we examined the forces and consequences of Kansas politics, the history behind it, and the likelihood of another course-changing election last November. This season we’re turning to rural Kansas, because it too has a storied past. But as once-thriving towns continue to shrink, does it have a future? That, fellow Kansans, depends on whom you ask. The future of rural Kansas is our topic in season two of My Fellow Kansans--a podcast from the Kansas News Service. Our conversation begins October 18.

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In the first season of My Fellow Kansans, we examined the forces and consequences of Kansas politics, the history behind it, and the likelihood of another course-changing election last November. This season we’re turning to rural Kansas, because it too has a storied past. But as once-thriving towns continue to shrink, does it have a future? That, fellow Kansans, depends on whom you ask. The future of rural Kansas is our topic in season two of My Fellow Kansans--a podcast from the Kansas News Service. Our conversation begins October 18.

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How many episodes does My Fellow Kansans have?

My Fellow Kansans has 20 episodes on PodParley. The most recent episode was published on January 24, 2020.

What is My Fellow Kansans about?

In the first season of My Fellow Kansans, we examined the forces and consequences of Kansas politics, the history behind it, and the likelihood of another course-changing election last November. This season we’re turning to rural Kansas, because it too has a storied past. But as once-thriving towns...

How often does My Fellow Kansans release new episodes?

My Fellow Kansans publishes monthly, based on its 20 episodes since October 2018.

Who hosts My Fellow Kansans?

My Fellow Kansans is created and hosted by Kansas News Service.
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