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A People's History of Kansas City — 66 episodes
Kansas City’s Flood of 1951
The marvelous Maud Wagner, the tattooed lady of Kansas
America's favorite popsicle: the Bomb Pop
Why Kansas City won the World Cup
Carving Kansas City out from limestone
How women made the U.S. a soccer powerhouse
Reclaiming the right to jaywalk
When jaywalking became a crime
Leila’s Hair Museum lives on
Lamar Hunt and the dream of U.S. soccer
Are tornado urban legends like the ‘Tonganoxie Split’ real?
This mural defies fascists
A mystery in Marion: Who was behind the newspaper raid?
PHKC Live! Test your Missouri history knowledge with us
Bob Dole, the ADA, and the power of collective activism
The immigrants who made us a soccer city
A publishing house for lesbians, by lesbians
Can Kansas City repair what Highway 71 destroyed?
Rebuilding Kansas City's relationship with its public schools
Why Kansas City’s football team became the Chiefs
How popcorn and movie theaters met
Searching for Nora Holt’s stolen music
Want a hit song? Give Dana Suesse 12 minutes
How a Kansas City 'shoot-out' created the modern GOP
Exposing the Veiled Prophet
A librarian’s history of the Westside
Kansas City’s champion cakewalker
The Ozark Music Festival of 1974
Saving the Kansas prairie
The Walker Walkouts
Where cassette tapes never died
Hydrox, the original Oreo
PHKC live! A podcast party for America's original sandwich cookie
The occupation that saved a Wyandot cemetery, revisited
Mariachi Estrella will always be stars
50 years of Kansas City hip-hop
The salad days of Wish-Bone dressing
The strange case of Mr. Swope and Dr. Hyde
Alvin Brooks, Kansas City’s ultimate civil servant
Annie Fisher’s beaten biscuit empire
Making the Lake of the Ozarks
Kansas City’s first Pride parade
When Independence destroyed a Black neighborhood
The Golden Arches in Black Kansas City
How White Castle started America’s burger wars
Overlooked: Niko Quinn’s truth
From slavery to fortune in Independence
PHKC live! Go behind the scenes with Suzanne Hogan and Mackenzie Martin
An American Dream at Parade Park
Unraveling the legend of Doc Annie
A toast to the birthplace of sliced bread
Kansas City's raunchy blues queen
How Kansas City blazed a path for gay liberation
Hot 103 Jamz & the birth of Black radio
100 years of the Plaza
A radical enclave called Womontown
Crock-Pots for the people, from Hungry For MO
9:29 The Minutes That Moved Kansas City
The battle over Mickey Mouse
Where Missouri got its name
Kansas City's fierce women's rights champion
The first known female Buffalo Soldier
Kansas City's barbecue king
Was Kansas City almost named Possum Trot?
Trailer: A People's History of Kansas City, Season 2
The occupation that saved a Wyandot cemetery