- 42
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- 10
- Transcribed
- Daily
- Cadence
- 2025
- First episode
About Flyover Food
A Survey of the People and Places Working in the Business of Food in the Air CapitalWichita, Kansas, famously known as the "Air Capital of the World," is a hub of aviation, innovation, and, perhaps less known, a thriving food scene. Beneath the hum of aircraft engines and the hustle of aerospace manufacturing, there’s a burgeoning community of chefs, farmers, food entrepreneurs, and culinary innovators. These are the individuals and businesses working to shape the flavor of the Air Capital—creating a rich tapestry of food culture that reflects both the city’s history and its modern evolution.In this survey of the people and places working in and around the food business in Wichita, we explore how local chefs are reimagining traditional flavors, how farmers are championing sustainability, and how restaurants, markets, and local businesses are fostering a stronger sense of community through food.
- Publisher
- Travis Russell
- Category
- arts · business · news · society & culture
- Language
- en
- Explicit
- No
- First episode
- 3 Jan 2025
- Latest episode
- 9 Oct 2026
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Why being back on the Hill felt like revisiting old friends

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Why being back on the Hill felt like revisiting old friends
Published 9 Oct 2026 · Transcript excerpt
[…] Working in Lawrence in the early 2000s, I bonded with cooks and servers over music. Much of our money went towards concert tickets and road trips. So when Day on the Hill returned to KU for the first time in nearly 20 years, my wife and I headed up the turnpike. I first attended as a high school junior in 1997, and then as a college student. Returning felt like visiting an old friend. First, dinner at 715 on Mass Street. Meatballs, heirloom tomatoes, and goat cheese arancini with truffles. There, we bumped into Josh Rathbun, chef and owner of Wichita's Lottie. We shared the excitement, finished our food, and shared an Uber toward the music. […]
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