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Sep 8, 2026

Scott EngelmeyerGUEST
1:01
Yeah, my name is Scott Engelmeyer.
Scott EngelmeyerGUEST
1:02
I live in Shawnee, Kansas.
Scott EngelmeyerGUEST
1:04
I want to congratulate you on coming up with better rhymes for Engelmeyer than my fourth grade classmates who could only come up with Engelmeyer the Spangled Spider.
Scott EngelmeyerGUEST
1:17
That's terrible.
Jeremy GrecoHOST
53:48
So I, I like preserving the good of the position player pitching while trying to get away from some of the, the dumb and bad.
Jacob MilhamHOST
53:56
Yeah, could you imagine if it was like the Sonic Slam inning? Like, this innings contestant is so-and-so from Shawnee, Kansas.
Jeremy GrecoHOST
54:05
They don't use position players that early.
Jeremy GrecoHOST
54:06
I don't even think, I think the rules preclude it, actually.
Adam AuslundHOST
56:22
So he's three years older than Keaton, but they played on the same high school team, I think.
Adam AuslundHOST
56:28
Shawnee Mission Northwest High School in Shawnee, Kansas.
Adam AuslundHOST
56:33
They at least spent some time together.
Adam AuslundHOST
56:35
And so there's two guys that look like Keaton Wagler.
Jonathan HaslarHOST
2:38
Booker Noe.
W2HOST
2:40
So anyway, yeah, this is a barrel pick from Missy's Discount Liquor in Shawnee.
W2HOST
2:47
And apparently they picked this barrel somewhere.
W2HOST
2:53
I don't know if it was during COVID, but around that time.
W2HOST
3:22
And all of a sudden, there's a barrel and cases and cases of this Nog Creek that showed up.
W2HOST
3:27
And somewhere around that time...
W2HOST
3:29
Fred Ngo actually visited Shawnee and sat there in Missy's signing bottles.
Jonathan HaslarHOST
3:38
I would lose my shit if I walk into a discount liquor store shop.
Mitch FortnerHOST
10:13
He is going to be staying at right tackle.
Mitch FortnerHOST
10:15
The Shawnee, Kansas kid.
Mitch FortnerHOST
10:16
Mill Valley kid with 126 career snaps.
Mitch FortnerHOST
10:18
None as a starter.
Brayden CarlsonHOST
4:41
ZWW10 still works, but Rocket Vlogs also works now.
Brayden CarlsonHOST
4:46
Uh, Halfew August Myers from Shawnee, Kansas.
Brayden CarlsonHOST
4:49
Yeah.
Brayden CarlsonHOST
4:50
I'm probably gonna get some flak for this, but I put the Wild Man Patriot 2.6 inch with the 54 millimeter motor mount.
Doug DonahueHOST
0:05
You're listening to the Shawnee Pulse Podcast.
Doug DonahueHOST
0:07
My name is Doug Donahue.
Doug DonahueHOST
0:09
I am the Communications Director for the City of Shawnee.
Doug DonahueHOST
0:12
Thank you so much for joining us for our August edition.
Doug DonahueHOST
0:15
And as plenty of kids across the city have gone back to school, Shawnee Police Officers John Medeiros and Darien Hillman have also gone back to school.
Doug DonahueHOST
0:24
They are school resource officers for Shawnee Mission Northwest High School and Mill Valley High School, respectively.
Doug DonahueHOST
0:31
They join us on this month's edition of the Pulse podcast to talk about being SROs, what their roles are at Shawnee Mission Northwest and Mill Valley High School, and what it means for them to be able to connect with students across Shawnee every single day.
Doug DonahueHOST
0:52
Joining us now on the Shawnee Pulse podcast, Officer John Medeiros and Officer Darian Hillman, two of Shawnee's school resource officers, as they get ready to go back to school.
Tyler AllenHOST
4:46
You'll hear how a missing person's case in nineteen ninety-eight unraveled into something far more sinister, a trail of violence spanning sixteen years.
Tyler AllenHOST
5:00
[somber music] On the night of April twenty-seventh, nineteen ninety-eight, a group of teenagers gathered at the Cedar Tree apartment complex in Shawnee, Kansas, a suburb just southwest of Kansas City.
Tyler AllenHOST
5:14
Among them were sixteen-year-old Tabitha Brewer and eighteen-year-old Nicholas Travis.
Tyler AllenHOST
5:20
They'd been dating for more than a year and appeared inseparable.

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