This week on The Local Show, we take a look at the performance many people missed at the grand opening of the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts. We attend a Mental Health First Aid class at the Bert Nash Center. We see an excerpt from the documentary Voces del Pasado. We speak with Rene Aguirre from Ñ Magazine, a publication devoted to the Spanish-speaking community in the metro. And we give you a look at some art with a very large message.
Premiere Projection Pizzazz: Quixotic Fusion & Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts
The Local Show presents a look at the amazing performance which turned the new Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts into a canvas for Quixotic Fusion’s unique blend of technology and dance.
Six Decades of Community Support: Bert Nash Center
For sixty years, The Bert Nash Center has been providing a wide range of mental health services in Douglas County.
Voces del Pasado: Jesse Valdez
Gene Chavez produced the documentary Voces del Pasado: Mexican Americans Tell Stories of Their Past which chronicles the stories of Kansas City’s Hispanic community. The Local Show shares an excerpt about the experience of Jesse Valdez.
The Local Lowdown for Latinos: Rene Aguirre & Ñ Magazine
Nick Haines welcomes Rene Aguirre, Managing Editor of Ñ Magazine, to discuss the unique role his magazine plays for the Hispanic community in the metro.
Debt Feeling: Cargo Container Critique
Some say, “Go big or go home.” For sculptor John Salvest, he took advantage of an opportunity to send the Federal Reserve bank a very big message.
