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Kansas House of Representatives

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Oct 19, 2026

Ron EstesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
39:44
but it's also something that we can celebrate the citizens of Kansas and the first responders who so quickly responded to help save folks in that effort.
Ron EstesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
40:01
Before I get started, I want to introduce my favorite state representative, my wife, Susan Estes, who represents the 87th district in the Kansas House of Representatives.
Ron EstesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
40:15
She always gets more applause than I do.
Ron EstesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
40:19
So it's really an honor to be here.
Mike MatsonHOST
41:40
We have six more episodes of Within Reason before the actual election day, and you guessed it, all my guests on those six will be local candidates seeking your vote, helping you to understand what they would do if you vote for them.
Mike MatsonHOST
41:57
Next week, Republicans Stacey Colemyer and Noah Perry, they are running for seats representing Manhattan in the Kansas House of Representatives, and Democrat Rob Volker, who wants to be a Riley County commissioner.
Mike MatsonHOST
42:09
The following week, Democratic House hopefuls Sydney Carlin and Brenda Bandy and Republican County Commissioner John Ford will appear here the week before the election.
Mike MatsonHOST
42:20
You can find us as a podcast on the KMAN website and wherever you get audio podcasts.
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10.14.26

Oct 14 · 1 Mention

Dawn FlickingerNARRATOR
51:43
We're going to go to bat for them.
Dawn FlickingerNARRATOR
51:44
Daniel Hawkins, the Republican speaker of the Kansas House running for insurance commissioner, promised voters at a recent fundraiser in Wichita.
Dawn FlickingerNARRATOR
51:53
And if insurance companies make people's lives difficult, he warned, I will be their worst nightmare.
Dawn FlickingerNARRATOR
51:59
Hurricanes and wildfires might grab the headlines, but out of the ten most expensive states for home insurance, six sit in the nation's midsection in high-risk corridors known as Tornado Alley and Hail Alley.
Mike MatsonHOST
42:15
Andrew Brookins will be with us tomorrow.
Mike MatsonHOST
42:18
Next week, local candidates, Republicans Stacy Kohlmeier and Noah Perry, running for seats representing Manhattan in the Kansas House, Democrat Rob Volker, who wants to be a Riley County commissioner, Democratic House hopeful Sydney Carlin and Brenda Bandy, GOP County Commissioner John Ford will appear here the week before the election.
Mike MatsonHOST
42:39
Today's the first day of advanced voting.
Mike MatsonHOST
42:40
The name of this program is Within Reason.
ZHOST
6:16
And eventually they move to Kansas.
ZHOST
6:18
And in 1871, Schofield actually gets elected to the Kansas House of Representatives.
Dr. ZHOST
6:23
Which is crazy.
Dr. ZHOST
6:25
I mean, he's incredibly ambitious.
Samuel McVayHOST
3:36
I really just want to know your story.
Samuel McVayHOST
3:38
I think everyone knows your story from, I think you joined the House, the State House, like 2009.
Samuel McVayHOST
3:44
But, like, tell me Ty's story before that that led him to politics.
Samuel McVayHOST
3:47
Yeah, I've got a
Dave AnthonyHOST
4:18
Uh, this is out of Kansas.
Dave AnthonyHOST
4:20
"Husbands would be placed in the status of employers with their wives as employees in their homes, and permitted to recover damages for injuries received while performing household duties under the terms of a bill introduced in the Kansas House of Representatives today-
Gareth ReynoldsHOST
4:37
Mm
Dave AnthonyHOST
4:37
... by Mrs. Minnie Grinstead, a representative."
Pat ProctorGUEST
1:58
Yeah.
Pat ProctorGUEST
1:59
So, um, you know, I serve the people of Leavenworth and Fort Leavenworth as their state representative, um, but I serve all Kansans as the chairman of the House Elections Committee, and as you said, I'm running to serve you as your next secretary of state.
Pat ProctorGUEST
2:11
Um, politics was not my life plan.
Pat ProctorGUEST
2:13
Uh, when I was leaving the Army in 2019 after 25 years, uh, my plan was to be a professor, which I was until May.
Mike MatsonHOST
6:17
We are visiting today with Pat Proctor.
Mike MatsonHOST
6:18
He is a state representative from Leavenworth, uh, in that area.
Mike MatsonHOST
6:22
He chairs the House Elections Committee.
Mike MatsonHOST
6:24
He is a candidate for Kansas secretary of state.
Steve StocktonHOST
77:15
Now the locals in Cloud County pitied the eccentric veteran.
Steve StocktonHOST
77:18
In January of 1887, hoping to help the aging soldier make a modest living, the Kansas House of Representatives in Topeka appointed Boston Corbett as their official assistant doorkeeper.
Steve StocktonHOST
77:30
Dressed in a clean, dark suit with his long, unkempt back hair hanging down over his collar, Corbett took his post at the entrance of the legislative chambers.
Steve StocktonHOST
77:38
But placing a heavily armed, severely paranoid man in the middle of a bustling, high-stress political environment was an absolute recipe for disaster.
Steven JacobGUEST
25:02
The Democrats aren't dumb.
Steven JacobGUEST
25:04
They know they're going to have the opportunity to win the House and Senate, and they want to keep that.
Steven JacobGUEST
25:11
How far can they actually go raising taxes to keep that? Probably not that much.
Steven JacobGUEST
25:17
It's historically.
Lauren ReinholdGUEST
25:26
I'd say that we haven't seen the blue wave yet.
Lauren ReinholdGUEST
25:30
And what we're seeing now is a wave that we're going to call it blue because, you know, the Democrats will probably retake.
Lauren ReinholdGUEST
25:38
We know they'll retake the House, maybe the Senate.
Lauren ReinholdGUEST
25:41
But they're not always going to be your ordinary Democrats.

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