Join host Nick Haines as he sits down with Kansas City area newsmakers and journalists to explore the stories and decisions impacting our community.

Kansas City Week in Review
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Join host Nick Haines as he sits down with Kansas City area newsmakers and journalists to explore the stories and decisions impacting our community.
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Recent Episodes

August 8, 2026
Week in Review - Aug 7, 2026
Nick Haines, Brian Ellison, Kacen Bayless, Abigail Vegter, and Kyle Palmer analyze key primary election results and identify the week's biggest surprises, winners, and losers in this interview.

August 1, 2026
Week in Review - Jul 31, 2026
Nick Haines, Eric Wesson, Kyle Palmer, Kris Ketz, and Dave Helling analyze the KCMO Police Chief's departure, stadium disruptions, Chiefs stadium plan questions, and key primary races in this interview.

July 25, 2026
On the Ballot | Special
Host Nick Haines interviews Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach and ACLU Executive Director Micah Kubic about Kansas Amendment 4, while Matthew Harris and other experts discuss Missouri ballot questions.
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