Melanoma Awareness Month: More Than Skin Deep Skin Cancer Special
As part of Melanoma Awareness Month, The Local Show takes a closer look at an under-estimated killer: Skin Cancer. In this hour-long, live special, viewers will have the opportunity to speak with dermatologists and medical experts.
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KC Week in Review
May 17, 2013The most important local stories of the week dissected in 29 minutes or less.
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The Local Show: May 16, 2013
In this hour-long, live KCPT event, we examine skin cancer which is diagnosed more than all other cancers combined. Viewers will have the opportunity to speak with dermatologists in the phone bank or ask our medical experts questions on air.
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KC Week in Review
May 10, 2013The week’s top local stories dissected in 29 minutes or less…
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Startups: Made in KC
May 9, 2013Watch online: Fannect, KC Roundtable, and Title Boxing.
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Ruckus
May 9, 2013This episode: debate over economic policy; two-mile streetcar litigation; time to talk to political consultants; gun legislation. Watch online.
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The Local Show: May 9, 2013
This week: A support group for those coping with the death of a pet, Munro Richardson and Alicia Herald discuss a new way for teachers to find jobs, National Geographic Bee finalists Prani Nalluri and Aviral Misra and a performARTS profile of the Jewish Community Center’s White Theatre.
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Striking a Match: myEDmatch.com Founders Munro Richardson & Alicia Herald
Nick Haines sits down with myEDmatch.com founders Munro Richardson and Alicia Herald. Considered to be like an online dating site for education jobs, myEDmatch is a job-matching site that connects teachers with good-fit schools based on their common beliefs about education.
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Rewarding Geographic Literacy: National Geographic Bee
Education reporter Lindsey Foat sits down with two local finalists, Prani Nalluri and Aviral Misra, for the National Geographic Bee, which is a nationwide geography competition in Washington, D.C. for students in 4th through 8th grade.
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Ruckus
May 2, 2013On this episode: Steve Rose “butts in” on KCI debate; major traffic disruption near downtown; Gwen’s take on the economic issues still facing the African-American community; Gov. Brownback acting like a moderate.
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Slideshow: KC High School Seniors Strut their STEM Stuff
250 local seniors displayed Engineering and biomedical projects that are the fruits of students’ participation in the KC STEM Alliance’s Project Lead the Way coursework.
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Genetic Crystal Ball: Children’s Mercy Hospital’s Genomic Center
Randy Mason turns a spotlight on some of the innovative work being done at Children’s Mercy Hospital using genome research which can speed up the diagnosis and treatment of critically ill patients.
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Box Office Home Run: The KC Premiere of ’42′
Hollywood megastars and baseball superstars walked the red carpet in Kansas City for the premiere of “42,” the new Jackie Robinson movie. Randy Mason was on deck to catch the action.
