"My Friend" is a poignant ballad inspired by the sudden loss of a childhood friend. Written after learning of his tragic death, the song explores regret, memory, and grief. With melancholic sounds, from raindrops to slide guitar, strings, and children's choirs, it offers a universal tribute to those we unexpectedly lose. An intimate, introspective track, filled with raw emotion, reminiscent of Kansas’ and Dawes' style.
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"My Friend" est une ballade poignante inspirée de la perte brutale d’un ami d’enfance. Écrite après l'annonce de sa disparition soudaine, cette chanson explore le regret, le souvenir et la douleur. Avec ses sonorités mélancoliques, entre pluie, guitare, violons et chœurs d'enfants, elle évoque un hommage universel à ceux qu'on perd sans s’y attendre. Un titre intime, introspectif, porté par une ambiance à la Kansas et une émotion brute.

06. MY FRIEND

We give our thoughts on who Nebraska's biggest rival to play each year would be. 

Nebraskas Ideal Rivalry - Seg 7 - Feb 18

This week’s guest is Kansas University football player Jared Casey. Host Ron Meyer talks with Jared about playing football at a top division one program and why faith is essential in this football players life.

Blessed2Play - 2025-02-23 - Best Of Jared Casey

Sweeping cuts to the federal government bring major changes and challenges to Kansas and Missouri. State lawmakers mirror new policies coming from Washington.

Episode 139 - February 23, 2025

At the end of six weeks worth of session, the Kansas Legislature is barreling ahead at high speed with each chamber passing a bevy of bills. Kansas Reflector staff take stock of where legislators have ended up with a compressed schedule and tensions flaring.

Kansas Reflector staff take stock of legislative action, tensions

Sixty years ago this month, days before the assassination of Malcolm X and weeks ahead of “Bloody Sunday” on the Edmund Pettus Bridge, the University of Cambridge’s historic debate society hosted a face-off between Black gay author, activist and public intellectual James Baldwin and conservative founder of The National Review William F. Buckley, Jr. Baldwin’s presentation is read by multidisciplinary performing artist Paul Outlaw (produced by Brian DeShazor).

And in NewsWrap: the world’s first out gay imam is killed in broad daylight on the streets of the South African city of Gqeberha, 30 young children and adults are traumatized after the invasion into an Auckland, New Zealand drag king story time by some 50 far-right Christians, a federal judge says the claim that trans pronoun use undermines U.S. troop effectiveness is “frankly ridiculous,” the Republican majority in the Kansas legislature overrides the veto of a ban on pediatric gender-affirming healthcare, Maine Governor Janet Mills and Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker stand up to Trump’s anti-trans trolling, the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts postpones a WorldPride show featuring the Washington. D.C. Gay Men’s Chorus before Trump takes over, and more international LGBTQ+ news reported this week by Michael LeBeau and Melanie Keller (produced by Brian DeShazor).

All this on the February 24, 2025 edition of This Way Out!

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Paul Outlaw: Baldwin’s American Dream/American Negro

Missouri leaders meet with Jackson County legislators in an effort to keep the Chiefs and Royals in the Show-Me State. Meanwhile, an enticing deal is still on the table in Kansas. Severe weather preparedness takes center stage.

Episode 140 - March 2, 2025

Freshman Sen. Patrick Schmidt, a Topeka Democrat, talks about property tax relief, gerrymandering, misplaced priorities, conflicts of interest, and this year's condensed session schedule.

A Kansas Senate newbie's perspective of this year's session

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liar (p. tvred)

Yellow Brick Road Tour @ Barleycorn's in Wichita, Kansas

WASZSABI @ Yellow Brick Road Tour (Wichita, KS)

An emerging trade war leads to uncertainty and concern in Kansas and Missouri. A plan to shake up school systems meets pushback from educators. The KC Current prepare for their season opener.

Episode 141 - March 9, 2025

Chris Koliba, a public administration professor at the University of Kansas, is concerned academic standards don't forcefully answer growing threats to core democratic ideals.

Kansas professor warns of 'democratic backsliding'

Venadense, trabaja y se desarrolla en Kansas , Estados unidos. Su historia y conocimientos en una entrevista muy buena con Daniel Long.

Andrés Patrignani-Ing Agrónomo- Venadense Kansas USA-

Ace + Witty (iShotWitty) bring a fresh mix of jungle tunes on this weeks session of VEGA Radio. Streaming live from the booth, a caller requested Theo Parrish early on - a welcome surprise.

Dan Ryan - Theo Parish
Can you feel it? - Mr. Fingers 
You're Still The One - Andres 
jungle shi - dj fond
Feenin Jodeci - LTJ Bukem (Remix) 
Fire fox - Buck Rogers
The Sign - Aston Harvey (Remix) 
Babylon Splash (Original Mix) 
Dreamin Ashaye (Jungle Mix)
I 1 2 4 Q - A Guy Called Gerald
T4T - Dj Sofa
Mo Musik (African Chant) - DJ Ron
Taught - Polska
Aura Skin - 4
You're the One- Pete Cannon & Tim Reaper
January- Pavel Milyakov

Later on in the episode, SULL!VAN and H77 go back to back to close off the hour with some baltimore inspired dance music.

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Witty: https://soundcloud.com/mario-guerra-21

VEGA Radio (ISHOTWITTY) KJHK 90.7 FM Archive 03.10.25

Rep. Alexis Simmons, a Topeka Democrat, joins former Kansas Republican Party executive director Kris Van Meteren to outline their reservations about a bill that would simultaneously double campaign contribution limits for Kansas Legislature and statewide office positions while also removing caps on donations to county, district or state party committees.

Kansas Republican and Democrat share concern with lifting donation limits

I Don't Wanna Slow You Down

Season 8 Episode 2!
(4:27) Bengals sign receivers Ja’Marr Chase, Tee Higgins to record-breaking contract extensions
(13:28) Steelers continue waiting on Aaron Rodgers to make his decision on 2025 team and more from relatively uneventful second week of NFL new league year
(31:41) South Region: Under-seeded teams, North Carolina’s surprise bid, and Tom Izzo
(52:27) West Region: Dominant Florida, Hall of Fame coaches, and 30-win Drake
(1:03:57) East Region: Cooper Flagg-less Duke, intriguing Wisconsin and BYU, and overlooked Alabama
(1:12:19) Midwest Region: Houston vs. Gonzaga’s predictive metrics, trendy upset picks, and potential rivalry in Sweet 16

2025 March Madness Preview

Growing concerns over proposed government cuts prompt tough conversations about Medicaid. Business leaders and conservative lawmakers in Missouri fight workers’ rights measures passed at the polls. A local nonprofit works to help families avoid an impossible choice.

Episode 143 - March 23, 2025

Moderated by KMBC 9's Cody Holyoke. 'Heart of the Matter' digs deeper into the biggest stories of the week in Kansas and Missouri, with in-depth interviews and analysis, context and perspective.

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Cory Novotny and Brian Wells discuss the latest happenings in the world of sports and beyond on He's Done It! A (Mostly) Sports Podcast.

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Tarrier is an alternative music artist/group from College Point, New York. Formerly known by the name "The Unknown Prophet of Mist". 

The Kansas Reflector Podcast, hosted by senior reporter Tim Carpenter, presents voices from the people and politics of Kansas.

Globe-trotter venu du North Ayrshire (Ecosse), ce Normand d’adoption porte la marque des 90s, autant attiré par la Pop-Rock que par la House. Inspirée de la French Touch et de la Brit Pop, LyriX Lost Hours se distingue par ses mélodies accrocheuses et ses paroles sincères.

Son 1er album « Resilient » et son clip "Last Dance" (10K vues) sortis en 2023 chez Indelible Records contient des titres riches dans tous les sens du terme qui alimentent une large palette sonore pop folk avec force et maîtrise.
En Live, LyriX Lost Hours, de son vrai nom Mehdi Messehiq, aime charmer l’auditoire avec sa voix envoûtante.

Il revient en 2024/2025 avec un album bleu-nuit aux accents plus Brits et Bruts que jamais. 

Dates notables :
Prochain Festival Papillons de Nuit juin 2025, 1ère partie de Kendji Girac au Festival Vachement Sonore 2023, Festival Les Rendez-Vous Soniques 2022

After Hours is live Monday-Friday from 6-8 PM live on 1620 The Zone. We talk all things Huskers, Jays, Mavs Reivers, and High School sports in the state of Nebraska!

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