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Oct 28, 2026

Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:09
Where is he? He's behind the tent puking.
Pete MundoHOST
2:13
You know, that's me when I walk into a Brahms down in Emporia.
Pete MundoHOST
2:15
I love the
Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:16
meat.
Pete MundoHOST
2:17
That's I just I get right to that Emporia Brahms and I just can't help myself going down 35.
Pete MundoHOST
2:22
It's just it's so good.
MarkPANELIST
2:23
I like that it's either the meat or mental illness.
Maddy NuttGUEST
26:48
like, really speedy to use.
Maddy NuttGUEST
26:50
Whereas, like, I'm thinking about my strategy for Unbound next week and, like, that I don't think you get water fountains in the middle of Emporia, Kansas.
Maddy NuttGUEST
26:59
Right, right.
Kyla ChannellHOST
27:01
Yeah.
Sean BowenHOST
0:40
He is from Hayesville, Kansas, if we're saying that correct.
Sean BowenHOST
0:44
This 6'3 wide receiver attended Emporia State University in Kansas.
Sean BowenHOST
0:48
Go Hornets.
Sean BowenHOST
0:49
Go Hornets.
Tyler KahmannGUEST
0:52
Yes, sir.
Sean BowenHOST
0:53
His senior year, this guy balled out with 101 receptions, over 1,200 yards, and 20 touchdowns.
Sean BowenHOST
1:00
This helped him become the all-time Emporia State leader in touchdown receptions, too.
Sean BowenHOST
1:04
Is that correct? Yes, sir.
Stephanie AustinCORRESPONDENT
0:34
A man suffered serious injuries in a single vehicle crash early this morning on Interstate 35 along the Kansas Turnpike in Lyon County.
Stephanie AustinCORRESPONDENT
0:42
The crash was reported around 1 a.m. on northbound I-35 about seven miles south of Emporia.
Stephanie AustinCORRESPONDENT
0:49
According to the Kansas Highway Patrol, a 2010 Honda Accord was traveling north on I-35 and left the roadway and struck a culvert.
Stephanie AustinCORRESPONDENT
0:57
The driver and only occupant of the car, Rizal Schmidt, 22, of Wichita, suffered serious injuries in the crash.

17 MINS LATER

Bruce DierkingCORRESPONDENT
18:34
Busy week and weekend of sports as we kick off week nine postseason high school football Thursday.
Bruce DierkingCORRESPONDENT
18:41
Hanover entertains Wakefield at 6 on FM 95.5. Marysville hosting southeast of Saline, 7 o'clock kickoff Friday on AM 1570 FM 94.1. State volleyball action.
Bruce DierkingCORRESPONDENT
18:55
Hanover Lady Wildcats from Emporia begin pool play Friday, continuing Saturday on AM 1570 FM 94.1.
Bruce DierkingCORRESPONDENT
19:03
While Lynn and Blue Valley get pool play underway Friday, continuing Saturday on FM 95.5.
Kimo SeymourGUEST
10:20
For every rider that he passes, people are donating money.
Kimo SeymourGUEST
10:23
The goal is to raise $50,000, and we're going to be building a bike park in that little community of Emporia, Kansas.
Kimo SeymourGUEST
10:29
So those are the types of ways that we go.
Kimo SeymourGUEST
10:31
Through the Lifetime Foundation, go back then and invest in those communities where we host our events.
BarryHOST
2:24
Him and John Wooden.
JoeHOST
2:27
So he was born Dean Edward Smith in Emporia, Kansas.
JoeHOST
2:33
And he grew up in a sports-oriented household.
JoeHOST
2:37
His father coached the Emporia High basketball team and took them to the 34-state title in Kansas.
JoeHOST
2:45
And...
JoeHOST
2:46
Now, that 34 team was significant because it had the first African-American basketball player in Kansas tournament history.
Don CooverGUEST
19:56
Topeka, the capital of Kansas, is in this district.
Don CooverGUEST
20:00
Emporia, Fort Scott, Coffeyville, Independence, and so Leavenworth and the Fort.
Don CooverGUEST
20:07
So it's a very diverse district and very heavily dependent on agriculture.
Don CooverGUEST
20:12
And the agriculture community in Kansas and the surrounding states all over the United States really is in really deep water for a variety of reasons.
Luke SchultzGUEST
3:26
Spent more than a decade in the farm credit system.
Luke SchultzGUEST
3:31
When I left there, I was actually leading the office in Emporia, Kansas.
Luke SchultzGUEST
3:37
And looking back on that, great place to start.
Luke SchultzGUEST
3:42
That Emporia area is just heavy diversification and ag.
Luke SchultzGUEST
3:47
I mean, they don't have it anymore, but, you know, they had an old IVP packing plant that turned into Tyson.
Luke SchultzGUEST
3:53
So you had a lot of farmer feeders down around there, but yet you still had row crop guys.
Brandon MorphewHOST
0:45
Today's guest is Yuri Hauswald.
Brandon MorphewHOST
0:48
former teacher, endurance cyclist, 2023 Gravel Cycling Hall of Fame inductee, longtime GU Energy Labs athlete and athlete manager, and co-owner of Merchant Cycles in Emporia, Kansas.
Brandon MorphewHOST
1:02
He won the 2015 race, now known as Unbound Gravel.
Brandon MorphewHOST
1:06
This year, he returned with a very different objective.
Brandon MorphewHOST
3:18
It was pretty cool.
Brandon MorphewHOST
3:19
What were you trying to accomplish, you know,
Yuri HauswaldGUEST
3:22
beyond a good race result? So my first Unbound, formerly under a different name back in 2013, I went out to Emporia, Kansas, having absolutely zero idea what gravel was.
Yuri HauswaldGUEST
3:35
Gravel really wasn't a thing at that point.
Cindy HolscherSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:07
I'm Senator Cindy Holscher, also running for governor.
Zach BoblitCORRESPONDENT
4:11
Holsher is in downtown Emporia at the Lyon County Kansas Democratic Committee office to talk to a small group of teachers, administrators, and students about the education challenges ahead and why she should be the next Kansas governor.
Zach BoblitCORRESPONDENT
4:26
It's one stop on a late campaign push that has Holscher traveling across the state trying to introduce herself to voters as polls show she's trailing Republican Ty Masterson.
Cindy HolscherSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:37
Essentially what I'm doing is I'm working to make sure I'm getting my messaging out there.
Cindy HolscherSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:17
While we've been fully funding general education, Ty and his allies don't want to fund special education.
Cindy HolscherSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:27
And that burden gets shifted to the local level and makes your property taxes go up.
Zach BoblitCORRESPONDENT
5:34
Educators at the Emporia Roundtable support Holscher's effort to fully fund schools, but say the conversation needs to include educators, not just administrators.
Zach BoblitCORRESPONDENT
5:44
Education is also a major part of Masterson's campaign, but his focus is different.

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