Steve Kraske
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Oct 16, 2026
Blair KirkhoffADVERTISER
Sportsbeat KC is brought to you by KCUR and the Kansas City Star.
Colin CornelisonNARRATOR
From KCUR, this is Up to Date with Steve Kraske.
Colin CornelisonNARRATOR
I'm intern Colin Cornelison.
Colin CornelisonNARRATOR
The Open Doors Foundation, a fast-growing nonprofit, began offering housing and other services to Kansas City's homeless population last year.
speaker_1ADVERTISER
That's on the podcast Up From Dust from KCUR.
Hallie JacksonNARRATOR
From KCUR, this is Up to Date with Steve Kraske.
Hallie JacksonNARRATOR
I'm producer Hallie Jackson.
Hallie JacksonNARRATOR
It's about that time.
23 MINS LATER
Matt BeatGUEST
And we wrap our political identity so closely around us that it can be very painful, actually, to leave that behind.
Matt BeatGUEST
So I totally understand.
Hallie JacksonNARRATOR
That was our host, Steve Kraske, speaking with Amber Dickinson, associate professor of political science at Washburn University, and Matt Beat, who makes politics and government videos as Mr.
Hallie JacksonNARRATOR
Beat on YouTube for more than 1.4 million followers.
Steve KraskeHOST
You too.
Elizabeth RuizNARRATOR
That was our host, Steve Kraske, speaking with jazz musician Bobby Watson.
Elizabeth RuizNARRATOR
Up to Date is a production of KCUR, and this episode was produced by Zach Wilson, with help from me, Elizabeth Ruiz.
Elizabeth RuizNARRATOR
Thanks for listening.
Nomin UjiyediinHOST
Josh Merchant is a reporter for The Beacon who covers Jackson County.
Nomin UjiyediinHOST
They joined KCUR's Steve Kraske to talk about what the county's elected officials actually do and the major issues this election season.
Steve KraskeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Briefly explain, if you would, what the county legislature does, because I'm not sure everybody knows that.
Steve KraskeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
What are people really voting on here?
8 MINS LATER
Josh MerchantGUEST
And so, you know, they're talking about hopefully striking a little bit more of a respectful tone with each other and being more willing to work across party lines and, and just generally with all of their other fellow legislators.
Josh MerchantGUEST
[gentle music]
Nomin UjiyediinHOST
That was KCUR's Steve Kraske and Beacon reporter Josh Merchant.
Nomin UjiyediinHOST
You can read Josh's stories covering Jackson County at kcur.org or thebeaconnews.org. [upbeat music] This is Kansas City Today.
Blair KirkhoffADVERTISER
Whether you're a season ticket holder, a dedicated tailgater, or an armchair expert, tune in to Sportsbeat KC from KCUR and the Kansas City Star.
Seth GirouseNARRATOR
From KCUR, this is Up to Date with Steve Kraske.
Seth GirouseNARRATOR
I'm intern Seth Girouse.
Seth GirouseNARRATOR
Halloween spirit is creeping in all around the city.
14 MINS LATER
Tarek DovkotaGUEST
you.
Tarek DovkotaGUEST
Golf carts are not going to save the day.
Seth GirouseNARRATOR
That was our host, Steve Kraske, talking with Tarek Tavkota about Halloween personal injury cases.
Seth GirouseNARRATOR
Up to date is a production of KCUR, and this episode was produced by me, Seth Duraus.
speaker_1NARRATOR
That's on the podcast Up From Dust from KCUR.
Seth GirouseNARRATOR
From KCUR, this is Up to Date with Steve Kraske.
Seth GirouseNARRATOR
I'm intern Seth Girouse.
Seth GirouseNARRATOR
The UMKC men's soccer team is now the 11th best in the nation.
16 MINS LATER
Ryan PooreGUEST
And then we finish the season at Omaha.
Ryan PooreGUEST
And so three important games left, and we're looking forward to see what happens.
Seth GirouseNARRATOR
That was our host, Steve Kraske, talking with UMKC men's soccer coach Ryan Poore about their historic run.
Seth GirouseNARRATOR
Up to Date is a production of KCUR, and this episode was produced by me, Seth Geraus.
speaker_1ADVERTISER
That's on the podcast Up From Dust from KCUR.
Hallie JacksonHOST
From KCUR, this is Up to Date with Steve Kraske.
Hallie JacksonHOST
I'm producer Hallie Jackson.
Hallie JacksonHOST
Are you ready to vote in the midterm elections? KCUR wants to make sure that you feel confident headed to the polls this November.
Hallie JacksonHOST
It's why we started a new initiative.
Hallie JacksonHOST
We're calling What's the Deal KC? We've been asking our listeners to send in their questions about the ballot, and today we're going to answer a few of them.
Hallie JacksonHOST
Our host, Steve Kraske, spoke with me, Hallie Jackson, and audience engagement strategist Zach Perez to talk more about the initiative and what people are asking right now.
Steve KraskeHOST
Well, Zach, KCUR has launched this new effort.
speaker_1NARRATOR
That's on the podcast Up From Dust from KCUR.
Zach WilsonNARRATOR
From KCUR, this is Up to Date with Steve Kraske.
Zach WilsonNARRATOR
I'm senior producer Zach Wilson.
Zach WilsonNARRATOR
Kansas City, Kansas voters will decide whether to approve two different sales taxes when they go to the polls next month.
24 MINS LATER
Christal WatsonGUEST
I have no comment to address the financial concerns.
Christal WatsonGUEST
dealings between the state and the chiefs at this time okay we have we made a pledge initially and we've stood behind that of course this litigation now that this litigation is going on i don't have any further comments on where that lands
Zach WilsonNARRATOR
That was Steve Kraske in conversation with the mayor and CEO of the Unified Government of Wyandotte County in Kansas City, Kansas, Christal Watson.
Zach WilsonNARRATOR
Up to date is a production of KCUR and this podcast was produced by Hallie Jackson with help from me, Zach Wilson.
Blair KirkhoffADVERTISER
Sportsbeat KC is brought to you by KCUR and the Kansas City Star.
Elizabeth RuizNARRATOR
From KCUR, this is Up to Date with Steve Kraske.
Elizabeth RuizNARRATOR
I'm producer Elizabeth Ruiz.
Elizabeth RuizNARRATOR
On Saturday, seven toddlers with mobility disabilities each received a personalized gift that will help them be a little bit more independent.
16 MINS LATER
Steve KraskeHOST
Well, good for you.
Steve KraskeHOST
Congratulations on what you did here.
Elizabeth RuizNARRATOR
That was Emily Smith, Brie Pusey, and Adriana Johnson speaking with our host, Steve Kraske.
Elizabeth RuizNARRATOR
Up to Date is a production of KCUR, and this episode was produced by me, Elizabeth Ruiz.
Blair KirkhoffADVERTISER
Whether you're a season ticket holder, a dedicated tailgater, or an armchair expert, tune in to Sportsbeat KC from KCUR and the Kansas City Star.
Colin CornelisonNARRATOR
From KCUR, this is Up to Date with Steve Kraske.
Colin CornelisonNARRATOR
I'm intern Colin Cornelison.
Colin CornelisonNARRATOR
When Inglewood Theater first opened in 1949, its spacious design, modern amenities, and iconic neon marquee became an instant attraction for moviegoers.
15 MINS LATER
Brent SchondelmeyerGUEST
Four years, it's on Thursday, October 29th, 7 p.m. And that's shown at the Englewood Arts Center next door because our theater isn't open.
Brent SchondelmeyerGUEST
And it's a nice Halloween week activity.
Colin CornelisonNARRATOR
That was our host, Steve Kraske, talking with Friends of Englewood Theatre president, Brent Schondelmeyer.
Colin CornelisonNARRATOR
Up to Date is a production of KCUR, and this episode was produced by me, Colin Cornelison.
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