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Eye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 72: Staying warm and forging partnershipsNortheast Kansas dove into the deep freeze! The Topeka Rescue Mission details their work with community partners to open warming centers. We also also hear about new partnerships supporting mental health in Manhattan and in Topeka; a fundraiser helping a camp for foster teens; and how to support United Way of Kaw Valley.2025-02-2229 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 71: Immigration, Taxes & Healthy HeartsWe're catching up with state and local leaders in this week's Eye on NE Kansas. Hear what the KBI director says about his agency's role in immigration enforcement, the Topeka city manager and Kansas Senate president talk taxes, and learn about a KDHE program keeping your heart healthy. Oh - and the city manager also talks about snow removal....because Kansas winter doesn't want to leave this year!2025-02-1435 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 70: Death, Trafficking & Taking the PlungeEmotions are all over the map in this week's episode! U.S. Rep. Derek Schmidt reflects on the crash of a flight out of Wichita; we invite you to the Death Cafe; the state's labor secretary talks efforts to fight hhuman trafficking; plus we honor the SME Executive of the year, support Top City Promise, and invite you take a Polar Plunge!2025-02-0434 min
Hear Me See MeEpisode 22: One-on-One with Chef Adam VanDongeFood can feed our bodies, minds and souls. Chef Adam VanDonge, a 2023 James Beard semifinalist and owner of The White Linen in downtown Topeka, uses creating and serving food as an outlet for his mental health. In this conversation, he shares how he copes with anxiety and depression, and how he's learned to put social media in proper perspective. wibw.com/hearmeseeme 2025-01-2827 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 69: New Year, New InitiativesLocal leaders are among those looking ahead as we move through January. In this episode, hear from Shawnee Co. Sheriff Brian Hill, Topeka Chamber president Juliet Abdul and Topeka Rescue Mission executive director LaManda Broyles. We also learn about a community Mental Health First Aid class, and get an update on mental health initiatives in the Flint Hills region.2025-01-2827 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 68: What's up with the snow?As more than a foot of snow blanketed Northeast Kansas, Topeka's city leaders faced backlash over their statements about removing snow from residential streets. Topeka City Manager Dr. Robert Perez sat down with us, and apologized. Also in this episode, hear from Kansas Legislative leaders, new Kansas Congressman Derek Schmidt, and a Manhattan, Kan. native who's written two books about the late Pres. Jimmy Carter 00.00 City Manager 8.05 House Speaker Dan Hawkins and House Democratic Leader Brandon Woodard 16.05 U.S. Rep. Derek Schmidt 22.540 Journalist and author Christi Harlan 2025-01-1529 min
Hear Me See MeEpisode 21: One-on-One with Cody FosterYou likely spend more waking hours with your co-workers than you do with your family. In this candid conversation, Cody Foster, co-founder of Topeka-based Advisors Excel, shares what led him to make mental health support a priority in his workplace, the surprising lessons he's learned, and why it makes sense - as a human and as a business person. 2025-01-1425 min
Hear Me See MeEpisode 20: What is mental health first aid? Mikki Burcher shares the basicsYou've heard of CPR and direct pressure for physical first aid response, but what about becoming a first responder for mental health? Mikki Burcher with Topeka's Valeo Behavioral Health shares the basics of Mental Health First Aid, and why the personal reason she's so passionate about sharing the knowledge.2024-12-1031 min
Hear Me See MeEpisode 19: One-on-One....Surviving the Holiday SeasonDo you know "The Sigh?!" Ariel Ludwig, outpatient services manger for Valeo Behavioral Health in Topeka, Kan., explores why the holiday season brings up so many emotions, how we can cope with them, and why it's normal to get in our feelings once in a while. Take a deep breath - you'll be glad you took time for this!2024-11-1932 min
Hear Me See MeEpisode 18: One-on-One with Eric Kirsch, Marine Corps veteran/Law enforcement officerHis humorous social media posts are sprinkled with serious offers of a listening ear and a fancy sparkling water. They're born from experiences on the job as a law enforcement officer, and on the ground in Iraq and Afghanistan. In this episode, Marine Corps veteran and Wabaunsee Co., Kan. undersheriff Eric Kirsch reveals the personal struggles that shaped his personal mission to help others overcome and know they're not alone. 2024-11-0437 min
Hear Me See MeEpisode 17: One-on-One with Melissa Owen from Beacon for HopeMelissa Owen's sister loved lighthouses. When she died by suicide, Melissa wanted to offer others a light in the darkness through Beacon for Hope. In this conversation, Melissa shares her journey to founding the suicide prevention organization and how they work to connect people with resources addressing issues that might lead to mental health struggles.2024-10-1930 min
Hear Me See MeEpisode 16: One-on-one with John 'The Iron Man' CantrellIf parents' love could stop bad things from happening, John 'The Iron Man' Cantrell said he had ten times more than he needed. But it wasn't enough to keep mental illness from leading him down a path of addiction, prison, even attempting to take his own life. In this conversation, the boxing champ gets raw about his story, and why he feels obligated to share it - so others know they're not alone.2024-10-0833 min
Hear Me See MeEpisode 15: One-on-One with Brail WatsonBrail Watson is a classically-trained musician, a rapper and a pastor. His latest album is focused on mental health - it even debuted with a youth mental health awareness event. In this candid conversation, Brail shares how his upbringing shaped his mental health journey, how music is an outlet, and how his own experiences with racism - and a conversation with a friend - caused him to rethink his own views on race.2024-09-2432 min
Hear Me See MeEpisode 14: One-one-one with "The Hope Dealer," Rachel HolthausRachel Holthaus survived a devastating accident that she'll now tell you was no accident. Her journey through mental health struggles, to cries for help, to -now- dealing in hope is inspiring.2024-09-0637 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 67: Insight into HomelessnessWhat factors might put someone at greater risk for homelessness? Research from Topeka Rescue Mission Ministries might offer insight. We hear about it, and get an update on the City of Topeka's efforts to address homeless in this week's episode - and a little Farm Bill talk, too. 00.00 Dr. Jennifer Ifft of Kansas State University shares why having Congress reach agreement on a new Farm Bill matters to all of us 6.00 Topeka City Manager Robert Perez updates the search for a new police chief and efforts to address homelessness 11.20 Topeka Rescue Mission staff...2024-08-1624 min
Hear Me See MeEpisode 13: One-on-One with Alicia Strube of #MentalHealthAwarenessStruggling with mental health issues as a pre-teen, Alicia Strube felt alone and isolated. It all changed when she started what would grow to be one of the largest mental health support groups on Facebook.2024-08-1319 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 66: Miracle MireyaMireya passed away at the age of 8, following complications from being shaken as an infant. Her adoptive parents are honoring her legacy by working to prevent it from happening to any other child -- and honoring Mireya's kindness. They highlight our guests this week. .00 The realignment of a major highway has the nonprofit Let's Help relocating. Their new executive director updated the effot. 6.15 A look ahead to groundbreaking on a new mental health addition at the Shawnee Co. Jail. 11.15 KBI K9 Count has a special talent for sniffing out evidence to prosecute child p...2024-08-1029 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 65: Rockin' the vote...and a rock star!Kansas primary elections are Aug. 6! We hear from the Democrats seeking the state's 2nd Congressional District seat and from the state's top election elections official. We also chat with THE Melissa Etheridge! .00 The Democrats seeking the state's 2nd Congressional Dist. seat got some one-on-one time. We start with Nancy Boyda. 6.30 Democrat Matt Kleinmann is challenging Boyda in the 2nd Dist. 11.50 Don't trust the mail to deliver your ballot on time! That's just one piece of advice from KS Sec. of State Scott Schwab 17.15 From rocking the vote...to a rock star...2024-08-0233 min
Hear Me See MeEpisode 12: One-on-One with Melissa EtheridgeYes, THAT Melissa Etheridge! The Leavenworth, Kan. native shares about her new docu-series and music recorded at Topeka Correctional Facility. The conversation touches on trauma, second chances, lessons learned, and finding joy.2024-07-3013 min
Hear Me See MeEpisode 11: One-on-One with Connie Michaelis - Mental health as we ageOur bodies and our lifestyles change as we get older - whether we want it to happen or not! And that can take a toll on our mental health. Author and speaker Connie Michaelis shares lessons learned from her career working in adult care, as well as her own aging journey.2024-07-2331 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 64: Let's take a trip....Topeka area leaders hit the road for a visit to Boise, Idaho; and you're invited to take a road trip to historic Nicodemus, Kan. .00 Topeka leaders are on their annual inter-city visit. Do these trips really make a difference? We get some insight 5.45 Topeka's National Night Out is coming up, and we get the latest on the community-wide celebration that's planned 10.40 Nicodemus is ready to see its population grow from around 30 to several hundred! We learned about their Homecoming Celebration, and why the town is so important in Black history 16.00 It's...2024-07-2028 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 63: Our first visit with Topeka's new city managerNew faces, new projects - and people vying for a new job all visit the Red Couch in this episode. .00 Topeka's new city manager Robert Perez makes his first visit to the Red Couch 6.00 Hear why Topeka is undertaking its first-ever summer Point in Time count of the community's homeless population 11.05 Shawnee Co. is making progress on several projects. Commissioner Bill Riphahn has the update 16.20 Republicans in the Dist. 2 Congressional race continue their visits. Derek Schmidt dropped in.... 21.40 ....and Shawn Tiffany rounded out the one-on-one appearances. 2024-07-1734 min
Hear Me See MeEpisode 10: One-on-One...the story behind Damon's PurposeOn Jan. 19, 2021, Damon Quigley asked his mom to bring home his favorite snacks, told her he loved her, then, later that day, took his own life. He was just 13-years-old. In this candid conversation, his mom Brenda shares how the family has turned their pain into purpose. Hear why they decided to be open about their story - and what she would tell Damon, if she'd had the chance.2024-07-1529 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 62: Campaign season & a wide open Congressional seatYou know it's election season when candidate swing by the Red Couch! Two more of the five GOP hopefuls in Kansas' 2nd Congressional district paid a visit, while we also hosted the family of the late Broadway composer Steven Lutvak. 00.00 Homeownership month....do you REALLY need to earn what new studies say you need to earn to realize the dream? 6.10 Campaign time! Dist. 2 GOP candidate Michael Ogle pays a visit 12.05 Campaign time...pt. 2! Hear from Dist. 2 GOP candidate jeff Kahrs 16.45 The new Visit Topeka campaign struck a chord with t...2024-07-0528 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 61: New task force, new zoo director & new candidatesShawnee Co. District Attorney Mike Kagay's office recently received a grant to target human trafficking. One component of the plan - a new task force - is officially up and running. 00.00 Mike Kagay 5.45 Get know new Topeka Zoo director Christina Castellano 11.20 We're introducing you to candidates in the August primaries! First up: Chad Young, one of five candidates seeking the GOP nomination for the state's Dist. 2 Congressional seat 16.45 What's in your water? The City of Topeka is doing a survey to find out what's in the water service lines entering your...2024-07-0128 min
Hear Me See MeEpisode 9: One-on-One with the "I'm from Topeka" Guy, Tevyn HarmonTevyn Harmon has become a social media sensation, spreading peace and love, and sharing the positive spin on his hometown of Topeka, Kan. Tevyn also is raising awareness of mental health. Take a listen to his journey, and what everyone can learn from it.2024-06-2530 min
Hear Me See MeEpisode 8: Stacey's StoryStacey Lyddon said art is her self-healing superpower. The discovery helped her rebuild her life, but the journey started with childhood trauma that led her through a cycle of addiction, homelessness and legal trouble.2024-06-1138 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 60: New Anti-Human Trafficking ResourceHuman trafficking is real, and it's happening in our area. People in the Topeka area developed a new tool to help fight it. .00 Hear how coalitions and advocates are helping people find resources and information about human trafficking more easily. 7.00 Meet the YWCA of Northeast Kansas' new leader 12.20 How do we connect parents with affordable child care? Learn about Family Forward 18.10 Ahead of Memorial Day, we heard how veterans can access mental health resources 23.30 New Kansas laws could be a boost to making solar energy a viable o...2024-06-0735 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 59: History lived: Children of Brown vs. BoardMay 17, 2024 marked 70 years since the U.S. Supreme Court issued its decision in Brown v. Board of Education. No one knows that history better than the children who lived it, particularly in the birthplace of the case - Topeka, Kan. In this episode, we hear from Beryl New, Glenda Washington and Monique Pittman Lui, who are planning commemoration events and all attended segregated schools in various communities. Carolyn Campbell, Dale Cushinberry and Bernard Hurd all attended Topeka's all-Black elementary schools at the time of the case. Finally, we hear from Duane Fleming, whose...2024-05-1824 min
Hear Me See MeEpisode 7: One-on-One with Phelica GlassLicensed social worker and counselor Phelica Glass is known for her positive, motivating aura. But she says it's a choice she makes every day. She shares her journey and lessons learned in this candid conversation.2024-05-1631 min
Hear Me See MeEpisode 6: Mental Health Awareness MonthA special Mental Health Awareness Month edition of Eye on NE Kansas focused on WIBW's "Hear me. See me." campaign.2024-05-1020 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 58: Hear me. See me.We pause this week to observe May's Mental Health Awareness Month. A special edition of Eye on NE Kansas focused on WIBW's "Hear me. See me." campaign.2024-05-1020 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 57: Raising AwarenessWe wrap up Sexual Assault Awareness Month and move into Mental Health Awareness Month in this week's episode. Plus, a couple of history lessons! .55 What does affordable housing have to do with preventing sexual violence? We look at the connection. 6.15 Holocaust Remembrance Day takes on extra meaning this year. Our guest explain why we must never forget. 10.50 Topeka's rich Black history is on display as we approach the 70th anniversary of the Brown vs Board decision. 15.50 Businesses are on board with helping Topeka's Valeo during Mental Health Awareness Month.2024-05-0724 min
Hear Me See MeEpisode 5: One-on-One with Dr. WaltThe Menninger family changed the way many people viewed and approached mental health issues when Drs. William, Karl and C.F. founded the Menninger Clinic in 1925 in Topeka, Kan. William's son, Dr. Walt, remains in Topeka today, where he's enjoyed something of a renaissance, especially among younger generations. In this exclusive conversation for WIBW's Hear me. See me. campaign, Dr. Walt talks about his family's impact, his own research into how our mind's work - and just how it is he's able to connect so well with younger people!2024-05-0229 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 56: What can YOU do to prevent sexual violence?Our focus on Sexual Assault Awareness Month continues. This week we hear how we ALL can take action. 00.00 Shawnee Co. DA Mike Kagay looks at the latest crime trends and shares how his office approaches cases involving sexual violence 5:30 Michelle McCormick with KS Coalition Against Sexual and Domestic Violence and Rachel Grollmes with YWCA NE Kansas Center for Safety and Empowerment talk about community-level issues related to sexual violence 9.55 Michelle McCormick with KS Coalition Against Sexual and Domestic Violence and Ginny Samples and Danielle Armitage with SOS, Inc in Empora look a...2024-05-0126 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 55: Exclusive performance! One-on-one with bluegrass artist Rick FarisRick Faris was twice Grammy-nominated with the group Special Consensus. His solo debut earned him the 2022 International Bluegrass Music Association's New Artist of the Year award. Now, he's being inducted into the Kansas Music Hall of Fame. Before the ceremony, he visited the Red Couch to catch up - and show off one of his songs!2024-04-1917 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 54: The Myths Surrounding Sexual ViolenceWe break through the myths surrounding sexual volence with our latest guests for Sexual Assault Awareness Month....just one top in a busy week at the Red Couch. 00.00 Who will replace Richard Nienstedt as Topeka's City Manager? Hear the one quality he thinks the person should possess....and the one task he thinks will be finished before he departs 5.15 Shawnee Co. Commissioner Bill Riphahn talks tulips and a new park 9.45 What's the 4-1-1 on voting? In a week that included the date 4-1-1, we look at an important resource 14.50...2024-04-1326 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 53: Let's go to the mall!The 80s you will love this one! Pop star Tiffany performed during the Greater Topeka Partnership's annual meeting, held at West Ridge Mall. Before the big day, she visited Eye on NE Kansas where we dished about malls, her career and advice to young musicians! Hear the interview...after we address a couple more serious topics. 00.00 Michelle and Anna from the KS Coalition Against Sexual and Domestic Violence tell us about April's Sexual Assault Awareness Month 5.55 Lifehouse Child Advocacy Center launches its "Heroes" campaign to support young crime victims 11.35 TIFFANY!!! The 80s...2024-04-0524 min
Hear Me See MeEpisode 4: One-on-One with Damon ParkerDamon Parker seemed on top of the world: the high school wrestling teams he coached just won state titles, his infectious personality won over all he met. But then, a colleague of his wife's took his own life, and Damon came face to face with his own demons. In this open and frank conversation, Damon shares his mental health struggles, what it took for him to come forward, and how he spreads the message that help is available. He also offers perspective on how he approaches young athletes. Damon Parker is now executive director of...2024-04-0232 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 52: Breaking Ground in Court...and on the CourtWe wrap up Women's History Month with two very special sets of groundbreaking guests - one from the legal arena, the other in athletics. 00.00 Kansas Chief Justice Marla Luckert and retired Topeka City Attorney Linda Jeffrey - both Washburn Law alums - share their lessons in leadership 9.40 Intergenerational perspectives on women in athletics from retired Washburn women's basketball coach Patty Dick and current coach Lora Westling 20.20 Honoring outstanding young leaders, hear what it takes to make this year's class for Topeka's Top 20 Under 40 2024-03-2926 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 51: Changing the ConversationOur celebration of Women's History Month continues with two women who confronted the issues of sexual and domestic violence, and two others who work to inspire young Latinas! 00.00 Sharon Sullivan and Marilynn Ault changed the conversation about sexual and domestic violence and human trafficking. 10.35 Veronica Padilla and Michelle Cuevas Stubblefield both are successful career women, and past national chairs of MANA 21.00 We dive into the unique considerations for women when it comes to mental health #HearMeSeeMe 27.00 A lot is happening around downtown Topeka and the future for its riverfront area 2024-03-2238 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 50: Celebrating Extraordinary WomenMarch is Women's History Month, and we're inviting some of Topeka's extraordinary women to the Red Couch to celebrate! 00.00 Washburn Law School Dean Jeffrey Jackson took the 'interim' off his title about a month ago. Hear what's next for him. 5.50 Search for a new job from the comfort of home! KansasWorks is hosting a week-long virtual hiring fair 10.30 What does it take to be VIPS? Meet Topeka's Volunteers in Police Service 15.35 Three fabulous women take the Red Couch by storm for Women's History Month: retired USD 501 administrator Dr. Beryl N...2024-03-1531 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 49: Red Couch Takeover!Melissa welcomes guest co-host Aimee Copp Hasty for conversations about mental health and domestic violence in the workplace. Plus, we start a celebration of Women's History Month 00.00 Topeka-based Advisor's Excel has personal reasons for making the mental health of their employees a key focus. Here's what they're doing 5.50 If you suspect a friend or colleague is impacted by domestic violence, what should you do? 11.00 The VFW is there for you! Our guests tell us what they all offer 15.50 Build My Future is building the...2024-03-0831 min
Hear Me See MeEpisode 3: Mental health is for everyoneKenisha Morton, LMSW and Angel Patterson-Tetuan, APRN are mental health providers in Topeka, Kan. Both are Black women who advocate for overcoming barriers to accessing mental health care, whether they be systemic or cultural.2024-03-0113 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 48: Weathering the StormStorm season is around the corner! We talk preparedness, primaries, and important anniversaries in this week's show. 00.00 Election season hasn't started this early in Kansas for several decades! What you need to know about the Presidential Preference Primary. 5.30 The week of March 4 is Severe Weather Awareness Week. Jake Henry with Shawnee Co. Emergency Mgt. helps us prepare 10.35 This May marks 70 years since the U.S. Supreme Court Brown v Board decision. See how the Topeka & Shawnee Co. Public Library is commemorating it 16.30 Abilities Day returns to Capper Foundation's Dialogue C...2024-03-0130 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 47: Listen to your heart!Even ER nurses can ignore their own health! A personal message for Heart Month, and a play that will have you rocking out were all part of the Red Couch this week! 00.00 A new program at Jayhawk Area Agency on Aging will provide respite for people with dementia and their caregivers 6.10 Forge has a lot of irons in the fire! How they're helping young professionals connect 10.15 ER Nurse Mish Abendroth felt pressure in her chest, but ignored it - until she suffered a heart attack 16.25 How is northeast Kansas r...2024-02-2332 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 46: The longest weekFrom the highest highs to the lowest of lows, this week's podcast starts with reflections on the tragedy at the Kansas City Chiefs victory celebration. 1.55 What's up at Washburn? Hear an update from WU President Dr. JuliAnn Mazachek 7.15 It's election season, Kansas! Sec. of State Scott Schwab reminds us of the upcoming deadlines for the Presidential Preference Primary 12.20 POTHOLES! Interim Topeka City Manager Richard Nienstedt and Dpty. Public Works Dir. Tony Trower update the city's efforts to smooth the bumps 18.10 You've heard of internships, but find out how micro-internships a...2024-02-1740 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 45: Summer VibesWhile our area is focused on the Kansas City Chiefs returning to the Super Bowl, Shawnee County is thinking ahead to summer fun! Commissioner Aaron Mays talks about available summer jobs, plus why they want state lawmakers to reinstate the Local Ad Valorem Tax Reduction Becoming the Better You! Hear about the message of an upcoming youth summit Hear me. See me. NAMI Kansas board member S.J. Hazim shares his journey to becoming a mental health advocate. Take the Metro! Topeka Metro updates how the first year of a new...2024-02-1027 min
Hear Me See MeEpisode 2: Conversation with S.J. HazimHear me. See me. is a project of WIBW-TV designed to raise awareness of mental health and the issues surrounding it. Part of the effort is to give voice to people to share their stories. S.J. Hazim is a community advocate and activator, enterpreneur, musician and more. In this conversation with host Melissa Brunner, S.J. shares the more personal backstory that's led to where he is today, and how it led to his involvement with NAMI Kansas. If you think you know S.J., take a listen - you may be...2024-02-0829 min
Hear Me See MeEpisode 1: Hear me. See me.If you are in crisis or need someone to listen, call 988. If you are in immediate danger, call 911. Hear me. See me. is a year-long effort by WIBW-TV to focus on issues surrounding mental health. We aim to raise awareness, amplify voices and inspire change. In this debut episode, we share the project's launch during a special Eye on NE Kansas, bringing together representives of mental health organizations from throughout NE Kansas for an overview of the issue.2024-02-0222 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 44: Where's my money?!How to check for unclaimed property that might belong to you is just one topic this week! .00 Election season starts earlier than it has in decades in Kansas! What you need to know 5.50 Motorcycle enthusiasts have a few things on their mind to share with lawmakers 10.25 Got insurance issues? KS Insurance Commissioner Vicki Schmidt shares how her office can help 15.50 Get your Kansas Cash! State Treasurer Steven Johnson talks about the millions in cash and property his office is holding -- some of it could be yours! 22.00 P...2024-02-0228 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 43: Hear me. See me.WIBW-TV launched a year-long project to raise awareness of issues surrounding mental health. This special panel discussion lays the groundwork to raise awareness, erase stigma, connect with resources, and inspire change. https://www.wibw.com/hearmeseeme/ 00.00 What is mental illness? 7.30 How communities are working to address mental health needs 11.50 Unique considerations for children and adolescents 16.30 How can people get connected with resources 2024-01-2723 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 42: Let's go to the mall! (and other places, too!)00.00 A tax bill already is on its way to the Governor! Kansas Sen. Democratic Leader Dinah Sykes talks taxes and more 6.00 Topeka is gearing up for the Point in Time Homeless Count. Here's why it matters 10.15 The Alzheimer's Association has a few priorities they'll take to lawmakers on Kansas Advocacy Day. Our guest runs down the list 13.55 Women Managing the Farm - of course it's a way of life in Kansas! We get a look at an upcoming conference by that name 17.50 The 80s queen of the mall - pop star...2024-01-1924 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 41: What does human trafficking look like in Kansas?.00 Human trafficking might not be what you think. Julie Hart with the KS AG's office breaks down what's happening in Kansas, and new efforts to fight it 5.55 On the issues... Sen. President Ty Masterson talks tax cuts and more 11.50 The City of Topeka has a new property tax rebate program for residents over age 65. Hear how it works. 17.15 Snow day or no? Topeka Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Tiffany Anderson gives insight into the decision 22.45 Washburn University has a sweet career fair coming up - it...2024-01-1244 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 40: Looking Ahead to 202400 Sen. Jerry Moran pays a visit before returning to Washington, where a budget deadline looms. 5.55 KS House Speaker Dan Hawkins gives his take on taxes and Medicaid expansion before the Kansas Legislature reconvenes next week 12.00 Jason Smith share what's on the horizon for the Manhattan Area Chamber of Commerce 17.45 New Greater Topeka Chamber of Commerce President Juliet Abdul pays her first visit to the Red Couch 22.11 Top City Promise will mark the two-year anniversary of the invasion of Ukraine with a gala to support refugees who now call Topeka home2024-01-0628 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 39: One-on-One with Gov. Laura Kelly00:00 Gov. Laura Kelly sits down with Melissa to discuss Medicaid expansion, working with GOP leaders, child welfare issues, business incentives and more. 15:24 With the New Year ahead, Shawnee Co. Emergency Mgt. Director Dusty Nichols talks communication and kits to keep your family prepared.2023-12-2922 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 38: Looking back, looking ahead0:24 KBI Director Tony Mattivi reflects on the successes of his first year in the position and what lies ahead. 6:29 Shawnee Co. DA Mike Kagay discusses the impact of the state's court computer system shutdown and his office's work on major cases. 13:27 'Tis the season for scammers! John Wurzer with AARP's Fraud Watch Network tells us what to watch for 17:41 Topeka Mayor Mike Padilla updates what the city's efforts to address homelessness and their work on economic development. 2023-12-1629 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 37: Lots of Planning0:28 Welcome to Washburn Tech! New Dean Scott Smathers shares his priorities. 6:05 PACT Act reminder. How the Eastern Kansas VA Health System and state advocates continue reaching out to veterans. 12:11 Cold and warm thoughts! Shawnee Co. Commissioner Kevin Cook talks winter weather plans and summer construction. 17:43 Checkup checklist. What you should be reviewing in your financial plan as the year draws to a close2023-12-0923 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 36: Fraud and Festivities0:31 Kansas Insurance Commissioner Vicki Schmidt discusses how fraud impacts everyone. 6:17 Shaping the future of amateur sports in Topeka. Topeka Area Sports Commission director Mike Bell talks about the survey underway. 11:26 It's Zoo Lights time! Shanna Simpson says it's also time for holiday-appropriate conservation efforts. 16:15 CW2 Brian Dorgan shares the story of Fort Riley's 1st Infantry Division Band. 20:54 The delightful Finnley joins director Kay Siebert with information on the Kansas Youth Chorale and their holida...2023-12-0127 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 35: Grants, Parks & Holiday Fun 0:51 Opioid settlement dollars are starting to paid out in the form of grants. KS Assistant Attorney General Chris Teters explains how it could make a difference. 6:10 Shawnee Co. is gearing up for road and parks projects in 2024! Commissioner Aaron Mays tells us what to expect. 11:00 Broadway performer and Topeka native Jeff Kready is bringing is family back home for their 2nd annual holiday show! He stops in for a visit. 17:20 Want to give the gift of Kansas? Hear how the KS...2023-11-2423 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 34: 70th Anniversary Edition WIBW-TV took to the airwaves Nov. 15, 1953. Enjoy catching up with these alums! 0:21 Jim Hollis and Ralph Hipp 6:16 Bill Kurtis 10:39 Dave Relihan and Drew Switzer 16:12 Mary Loftus, Sally Baltes and Betty Lou Pardue 21:59 Kelly Lenz and Kathy Patton 27:25 Kent Cornish, Carlos Fernandez and Mike Elliott2023-11-1735 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 33: Future Focused0:41 Hear why Fort Hays State University is forming new affiliations with North Central Kansas Technical College and Northwest Kansas Technical College and get an update on the process. 6:32 Winter is coming! Topeka interim city manager Richard Nienstedt and public works director Braxton Copley answer whether the city is ready for it. 11:35 A symposium on religious freedom is coming to Washburn University's campus. Organizers explain how the issue impacts all of us. 17:00 Learn about The Urban Ministry Institute of Topeka and the amazing group of honorees they've chosen this year. 22:51 Nov. 16 is the Great American Smokeout! Find out about resources to help...2023-11-1029 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 32: Topeka on Edge - A Community Response A dozen local leaders gather in the 13 NEWS studio to discuss issues surrounding the recent violence in the Capital City of Kansas.2023-11-0334 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 31: Decisions, Decisions 0:20 Nov. 7 is local election day in Kansas! Sec. of State Scott Schwab encourages you to vote. 7:11 Get an update on efforts to build momentum for Downtown Topeka and the riverfront. 12:04 Radiation Oncologist Dr. Shirley Butler-Xu helps raise awareness of breast cancer. 17:56 Can you write a novel in 30 days? You bet!2023-10-2724 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 30: One on One with Vicki Schmidt Host Melissa Brunner sits down for a personal conversation with Kansas Insurance Commissioner Vicki Schmidt about her recent battle with breast cancer. Hear the Commissioner's message for all women, and how it's given her new perspective on her job.2023-10-2022 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 29: Coping with Crime0:26 Three more homicides this week – three teens killed. It follows last week's rape and murder of a five-year-old girl. Shawnee Co. DA Mike Kagay talks about the toll it's taking. 7:45 We learn about a program called Kairos Torch, which mentors young offenders at the state's juvenile facility. 12.37 Topeka is ready for its Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk. 17:03 Hear the inspiring journey of breast cancer survivor Tracy McGrath.2023-10-1322 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 28: Remembering Zoey0:26 The Topeka community was rocked this week by the rape and murder of five-year-old Zoey Felix. Melissa recaps all 13 NEWS is doing to find answers, and city officials react. 5:42 Municipal elections are less than six weeks away! Would you believe there are more than 300 possible ballot combinations in Shawnee County? Elections Commissioner Andrew Howell runs down all they’re doing. 11:08 Capper Foundation and Dialogue Coffee House are celebrating National Disability Employment Awareness Month with another expansion! 15:55 It was so fun the first ti...2023-10-0722 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 27: Organizations Reveal Growing Community Needs0:31 KansasWorks - Hear about the employment resources you can find online and at centers across Kansas. 5:56 Doorstep provides people with emergency assistance, such as food. Ahead of their 5K fundraiser, executive director Lisa Cain shares eye-opening information about how much demand has increased. 10:25 Diaper Drive! Kansas Children’s Service League is collecting diapers all October – hear about the need they’re seeing. 15:52 Valeo Behavioral Health’s outreach teams work with several agencies and need to stock up on supplies as they connect w...2023-09-3027 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 26: Community support0:52 Whole Health for Veterans: The VA Eastern Kansas Health System wants veterans to know about their approach to care. They also remind us of an important PACT Act deadline coming up. 5:52 Meals for Mental Health: Family Service & Guidance Center is partnering with Texas Roadhouse in Topeka for this 9th annual fundraiser. FSGC also is close to opening an important facility for the area. 10:54 Patterson Gives Back: Topeka’s First Congregational Church is this month’s donation recipient, supporting some unique outreach programs. 15:3...2023-09-2221 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 25: Special guests…and a special guest interviewer!0:27 Topeka’s Interim City Manager, Richard Nienstedt, discusses new efforts to recruit and retain employees. 5:24 Phelica Glass shares important information during Suicide Prevention Week. 9:49 Thinking about TSA PreCheck? Scott Martin from AAA Topeka tells us how they’re helping people apply. 15:14 The Walk to End Alzheimer’s has upcoming events around the area. Margaret Hader shares the importance. 20:54 Using his hands to put shoes on kids’ feet! Boxer John Cantrell, his coach Damon Reed, and Sole Reaso...2023-09-1527 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 24: Fab at 50-Melissa’s Birthday PodcastWe break format this week as host Melissa Brunner invites guest Linessa Frazier to join her for a conversation about aging gracefully as both celebrate milestone birthdays this year. 2023-09-0826 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 23: A Paw-some Crime Fighter0:24 Meet Goose! He’s the state’s first SD-card-sniffing dog, tracking down evidence in child sexual exploitation cases. Shawnee Co. DA Mike Kagay and handler Brad Barrett tell us about their new partner. 5:44 Helping human trafficking victims. Find out what Topeka-area Rotary clubs are doing. 11:09 Valeo Behavioral Health’s Unmasking Stigma fundraiser returns this year. The man known as the Guardian of the Golden Gate Bridge is the keynote speaker. 15:50 Roth IRAs…for kids? It’s an option! Financial advisor Carl Car...2023-09-0128 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 22: Tackling Key Issues 0:31 Sen. Roger Marshall discusses his week-long public awareness campaign on the dangers of fentanyl. 6:17 Topeka is grappling with several issues surrounding homelessness. Mayor Mike Padilla offers perspective on the challenges. 12:51 The Greater Topeka Partnership's Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion seminar is back. 17:21 Aug. 28 marks 60 years since the March on Washington, and Topeka plans to commemorate the event. 21:52 The Kansas Book Festival is set to open its next chapter. Hear what's in store. 2023-08-2532 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 21: Dolly & Dollars0:39 A money and mental health talk with Shawnee Co. Commissioner Kevin Cook and why he says your voice matters in the budget process. 6:31 The Topeka & Shawnee Co. Public Library rolls out the red carpet to celebrate 50 years of its Red Carpet Services Program. 11:12 Our guests race in with an invite to the Speedy PD Race for Parkinson’s Disease. It’s a benefit for the Parkinson’s programs at Manhattan’s Meadowlark Hills. 14:55 Hello, Dolly! Dolly Parton visited Kansas to celebrate the statew...2023-08-1826 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 20: New faces0:26 The new leader of the Kansas Highway Patrol, Col. Erik Smith, talks about his background and how it will be a benefit in the challenges KHP faces. 6:03 Richard Nienstedt jumps right into his role as interim Topeka City Manager by leading the 2024 budget process. 11:23 Greater Topeka Partnership CEO Matt Pivarnik returns to the Red Couch with concerns the community lacks unity. 16:28 Free money for back-to-school expenses? Taimarie Adams explains the KEEP program. 21:04 August is Natio...2023-08-1132 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 19: Activity, Art & Music0:31 Getting all kids in the game! Mike Bell with the Topeka Area Sports Commission talks about a new effort to ensure lack of resources doesn’t keep kids from participating in organized sports. 5:30 The 32nd Annual Race Against Breast Cancer has co-chairs with very personal reasons for supporting the cause. 10:35 The Creations of Hope Art Exhibit opens soon. Hear about this partnership between Valeo Behavioral Health and Topeka’s Heritage Bank. 15:26 The Serenity sculpture is no part of the NOTO landsc...2023-08-0432 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 18: Fighting Crime, Honoring Women and Planting Seeds0:21 Meet Kuno! Kansas law enforcement leaders announced a new effort to combat fentanyl, that includes a new K9 team. Kuno is one of them. He and his handler, agent Brentt Donaldson, joined KBI Director Tony Mattivi on the show. 6:04 National Night Out events are coming up around the area. Marysville Police Officer Anne Escalante discusses their event and why these celebrations are so important. 10:41 The YWCA of NE Kansas is holding its 35th annual Women of Excellence celebration. Allison Marker tells us why the event remai...2023-07-2823 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 17: Dole & Drones0:25 Washburn Law School dedicates its new building in honor of the late Sen. Bob Dole. WU President Dr. JuliAnn Mazacheck talks about what the facility means to the university. 6:31 Happy birthday, Sen. Dole! The Dole Institute of Politics celebrates its 20th anniversary on what would have been the late Senator’s 100th birthday. 12:00 Shawnee Co. has launched an aerial attack on noxious weeds! How they’re using drones to do it. 17.43 For The Culture, KS is a new festival coming...2023-07-2130 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 16: Mental Health, Momentum, and Music1:03 Youth Suicide Prevention: Laura Moore, youth suicide prevention coordinator for the Kansas Attorney General’s Office, discusses the issue and how a fairly new app is now available in Spanish as well as English. 6:36 Minority Mental Health Awareness Month: Licensed counselor Phelica Glass discusses why mental health can especially be a struggle for racial and ethnic minorities and shared advice for everyone to take care of their mental well-being. 12:30 Helping the youngest victims: Shawnee Co. District Attorney Mike Kagay talks about his support for LifeHouse Child A...2023-07-1429 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 15: Fiesta Topeka - 90 Years of Pride, Passion and CultureTopeka’s Mexican community has been sharing its culture and traditions for 90 years through the annual Fiesta Topeka. We look back at the history of the event and why its so important to the community.2023-07-0723 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 14: Health care, clean ups and the end of an era0:23 Veterans are urged to sign up NOW for the PACT ACT. VA Undersecretary for Benefits Joshua Jacobs explains why it’s important. 6:25 Congress is on a break, so Rep. Jake LaTurner, R-KS Dist 2, visited the studio to update what he’s been doing. 12:16 A new certification for two local mental health organizations could improve and expand services. Their CEOs – Kathy Mosher and Bill Persinger – explained. 17:33 Don’t trash downtown Topeka! Seth Wagoner, who chairs the new Clean and Safe Task Force, told us about their efforts.2023-06-3030 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 13: Tough Topics and a New Team Member0:21 Dying is a fact of life, but that doesn’t make those conversations about end-of-life issues any easier. Bobbie Kramm and Nick French from Accord Hospice in Manhattan, Kan., offer advice and preview an upcoming event to help. 5:23 As Topeka continues to tackle homelessness issues, ABATE of Kansas is holding its annual motorcycle ride to support Topeka Rescue Mission. Organizer Frank Votaw shares why it’s personal to him. 9:41 Ms. Wheelchair Kansas gets a boost from Patterson Gives Back! Carrie Greenwood discusses how the program empowers women who are wheelch...2023-06-2325 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 12: Changes and Traditions0:40 Retiring Kansas Highway Patrol Superintendent Herman Jones reflects on his 40+ year law enforcement career, as well as the turmoil of his time at KHP. 6:54 Cies and Jaxyn Smith, owner of Studio 62 in NOTO, talk about the upcoming Pride Fest and why it’s important. 11:54 The Master Gardeners Sick Plant clinic is a popular annual event! Shawnee Co. Horticulture Agent Lane Wiens joins the show. 17:10 Fiesta Topeka marks 90 years. Royalty candidate Monse Cortez and royalty chairperson Rosa Cavasos talk about the traditions.2023-06-1625 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 11: The Ongoing Saga of Hotel Topeka0:26 City manager Steve Wade defends the city’s decision to pursue buying Hotel Topeka. 7:52 Shawnee Co. Commissioner Aaron Mays discusses the county’s interest and involvement in the hotel sale. 14:08 Restorative Justice – Regina Platt with Topeka Center for Peace and Justice explains the concept and how it can help communities. 18:35 Phelicia Glass offers insight into the grieving process. Spoiler: There are no right and wrong answers! 2023-06-1025 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 10: Community, Fun – and a little Football!0:41 Enjoy our extended interview with Jordy Nelson! The retired NFL great shares details of the Nelson Family Community Foundation’s 15th annual benefit. Hear who it helps and how it’s grown over the years, thanks to community support. He also looks ahead to his upcoming induction into the Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame, and reflects on what sports have meant in his life. 14:04 Summer reading fun at the Topeka & Shawnee Co. Public Library: Ginger and Zan share their enthusiasm for keeping children’s – and adult’s! – minds active. 19:01 Happy bir...2023-06-0229 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 9: Crime & Community0:39 The City of Topeka has seen 17 homicides in the year's first five months. In addition, several shooting incidents in the city and county have gained attention, including one at a South Topeka bar that injured one person, left more than 70 shell casings behind, and led to seven arrests. Shawnee Co. District Attorney Mike Kagay visited Eye on NE Kansas to update his investigation role and offer his perspective on recent crime. Kagay said a common thread in the violence is the absence of conflict resolution skills. In most instances, he said, these are not random ac...2023-05-2631 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 8: Activities & Anniversaries0:34 Things usually wind down for our area schools this time of year, but USD 437 has some significant happenings just firing up. Auburn Washburn district superintendent Dr. Scott McWilliams visited Eye on NE Kansas to detail three construction projects getting underway. All three result from a bond issue that district voters approved last year. 6:37 Shawnee Co. commissioners gave final approval to new boundaries for their districts. District 2 commissioner Kevin Cook appeared on Eye on NE Kansas to discuss the process and the next steps for Gage Park now that the...2023-05-1933 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 7: Gaining Momentum & Living United0:44 The Greater Topeka Partnership is looking to the future with its next strategy for building a stronger community. GTP’s Senior Vice President of Strategy Michelle Stubblefield visited Eye on NE Kansas with a closer look. 6:21 Washburn University hopes to remove financial barriers to higher education for Shawnee Co. students. Dr. JuliAnn Mazachek visited Eye on NE Kansas to discuss two new programs the school announced last week. 12:55 A new partnership aims to encourage reading among young people. TJ MacDonald with United Way of...2023-05-1229 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 6: Raise awareness, give dignity, and play ball!0:44 State lawmakers are on their first adjournment break. It’s been a session filled with contentious debate and unfinished business. Before they head back, House Speaker Dan Hawkins, R-Wichita, visited Eye on NE Kansas with an update on key issues. 6:31 Every Tuesday during April’s Sexual Assault Awareness Month, Eye on NE Kansas is taking time to focus on different aspects of the issue. This week, Michelle McCormick, executive director of the Kansas Coalition Against Sexual and Domestic Violence, and Daniel Goombi, executive director of the Midwest Native Coalition for Ju...2023-04-2133 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 5: Serious issues, Serious fun0:23 The Kansas Legislature is on its first adjournment, with some essential items still unsettled. Rep. Fred Patton, R-Topeka, is chairman of the House Judiciary Committee. He visited Eye on NE Kansas to share his perspective on what's been accomplished in the session so far and the work that remains. 6:51 April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Every Tuesday this month, Eye on NE Kansas is taking time to focus on the issue. It is a sensitive subject, making it tough to talk about. Michelle McCormick, executive director of t...2023-04-1432 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 4: Raising Awareness and Remembering History 0:36 April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and Eye on NE Kansas is taking time to focus on the issue. Michelle McCormick, executive director of the Kansas Coalition Against Sexual and Domestic Violence, appeared on the show Tuesday to discuss how widespread sexual violence is and the resources available for those impacted. 7:17 The City of Topeka is about to launch a new initiative to get a handle on homelessness. The recent Point in Time count showed the number of unsheltered people rising. City Manager Steve Wade and the city’s Str...2023-04-0728 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 3: Community issues, spring critters and Camp Courage0:23 Shawnee County District Attorney Mike Kagay said everyone plays a role in ensuring children are safe at school. Kagay visited Eye on NE Kansas Monday, hours after police say a woman shot out a door to get inside a private Nashville school, then killed three children and three adults before she was killed in a confrontation with police. 8:00 The Topeka City Council listed improving the city's appearance among its priority outcomes discussed in their work session on March 28th. Council members Karen Hiller of District 1 and Christina Valdivia Alcala...2023-03-3128 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 2: Fighting fentanyl, eyeing interest rates, & enjoying the arts0:47 The Kansas Bureau of Investigation provides investigative assistance, laboratory services, prevention information, and other aid across the state. The agency is now under Director Tony Mattivi, who was confirmed for the post in early February. 7:43 Keeping an eye on the state’s bank accounts and reuniting you with any long-lost cash you have coming is among the duties of the State Treasurer. Steven Johnson took over the office in January. He visited Eye on NE Kansas to update how he’s transitioned into the position and offered perspective on the n...2023-03-2428 minEye on NE Kansas - The PodcastEpisode 1: New Faces & Tax Cases0:44 House Minority Leader Vic Miller, D-Topeka, visited Eye on NE Kansas to explain the Kansas House Democrats' property tax relief proposals and why he feels they are important. 6:30 Shawnee Co. Commissioner Aaron Mays discusses the passing of Ted Ensley and the Shawnee County career expo. 13:02 Washburn University's new president, Dr. JuliAnn Mazachek, is the university's 15th president and the first woman to hold the role. Her visit to Eye on NE Kansas coincided with International Women's Day. 18:40 Rory Kent, Jr. is the Topeka Performing Arts C...2023-03-1726 min
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Modern Sounds#WIBW: SEE YOU AGAIN + VENNILAA
This #WIBW features vocals from one of my favorite South Indian singers Hariharan. ‘See You Again’ paired really well with the essence of Hariharan serenading to the moon, ‘Vennilaa’.
Credits: Tisoki & MineSweepa ft David Kuncio - See You Again | Hariharan - Vennilaa (Comp. By Yuvan Shankar Raja)
2020-02-2001 minModern Sounds#WIBW: FKN AROUND + DADDY MUMMY + PRETTY LITTLE FEARS
In this #WIBW, the film song ‘Daddy Mummy’ from Villu (2009) will be my base. I change the groove of this song by intertwining ‘Fkn Around’ which gives a nostalgic essence of the 70s and then finishes it off with a much more modern ‘Pretty Little Fears’.
Credits: Phony PPL - Fkn Around (Produced by Ivan Barias & Phony Ppl) | Mamta Mohandas - Daddy Mummy (Comp. By Devi Sri Prasad) | 6LACK ft J. Cole - Pretty Little Fears (Produced by T-Minus)
2020-02-1201 minModern Sounds#WIBW: YUMMY + PAKAATHEY
In case you don't know by now, allow me to remind you: WIBW means Will It Blend Wednesdays. It's your mid-week mashup where I get to experiment and introduce fresh blends you may have never heard before. This week I'm featuring Justin Bieber’s hottest release Yummy blended in with samples from a 2005 South Indian film classic, Aaru (“6”). Enjoy!
Credits: Justin Bieber - Yummy (Prod. By Poo Bear, Kid Culture & Sasha Sitora) | Tippu & Sumangali - Paakathey (Comp. By Devi Sri Prasad)
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JerryMoran9.5.17 WIBW9.5.17 WIBW by JerryMoran2017-09-0609 min