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The Local Show: May 17, 2012
This week: The Charlotte Street Foundation, Starlight Theatre’s Denton Yockey, Cristo Rey and the Black Archives of Mid-America
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And The Winning Writers Are…
The tallies are in for the 2012 KCPT PBS Kids GO! Writers Contest!
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KC Week in Review
May 11, 2012Why UMKC wants to change its name. Mitt Romney in town. The new high-tech answer to the city’s crime problems. AMC being sold to Chinese conglomerate? A tough PR call for the Golden Ox. Plus, trapped in intolerably long lines in Johnson County.
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PBS KIDS Video App
Watch videos of your favorite PBS KIDS programs on iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad.
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Fiscal Year End Gift
A Fiscal Year end gift to KCPT helps keep the programming you enjoy and depend on coming to your screen.
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Teachers, Your Friends at the Zoo Salute You!
KCPT participates in Teacher Appreciation Day at the Kansas City Zoo.
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The Local Show: May 10, 2012
This week: Kansas City Royals legend Frank White, the Johnson County Mental Health Co-Responder Program, PBS president and CEO Paula Kerger and KCPT CEO Kliff Kuehl, and SEA LIFE Aquarium’s conservation efforts.
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PBS Parents Website – LOADED with Great Information
A trusted resource for all parents.
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KC Week in Review
May 4, 2012Missouri GOP Lawmaker announces he’s gay and then denounces his party over school sexual orientation bill. A report card on KC Mayor Sly James’s first year in office. Legoland opens but its “no adults without kids” rule is causing quite a stir.
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performARTS: Charlotte Street Foundation
We profile The Charlotte Street Foundation as part of our performARTS series. The Charlotte Street Foundation plays in important role in cultivating an environment in the urban core of Kansas City in which artists and art can thrive.
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Culture Alfresco: Denton Yockey & Starlight Theatre
With the curtain about to rise on another season of top Broadway shows and big name concert performers at Starlight Theatre, we caught up with Starlight’s man in charge, Denton Yockey.
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Difference Maker: Cristo Rey
As part of KCPT’s Difference Maker series, producer Cara Meyers profiles Cristo Rey, a four-year Catholic college prep high school where students help pay for their education by working a job once a week.




















