Ep. 2 - Top 10 Events in Wichita

Episode 2 of the The Eddytorial: A Wichita By E.B. Podcast podcast, hosted by Wichita By E.B., titled "Ep. 2 - Top 10 Events in Wichita" was published on November 27, 2023 and runs 52 minutes.

November 27, 2023 ·52m · The Eddytorial: A Wichita By E.B. Podcast

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Episode Description

On what was supposed to be the first episode of The Eddytorial (but got pushed for a 4-year-old guest), I sit down with friends and local bloggers, The Kansas Gastronomist and Live Local, to chat our top 10 favorite events in Wichita!

Shout out to our sponsor Trussell Media for providing us with a studio to record in and handling our editing! Be sure to reach out to Trussell Media for your digital needs from video and audio!

Show Notes:

0:50 - Introductions of our Guests

2:12 - Top 10 Favorite Events in Wichita

43:27 - Sponsor Shoutout

50:45 - Honorable Mentions

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