"It's the Kansas way," Bick says. And Kathy agrees and they bring uplifting stories about communities helping their neighbors.

Amy and Kathy talk about a service that shares farm implements, like Uber; Stafford is painting the town, but not red, and that time Bick thought she was having a baby in the middle of wheat harvest.

Amy and Kathy also talk about feeding families during harvest on the Big Blue Bus.

Kathy and Amy travel the path of the movie "Paper Moon" when it filmed in Kansas during the 1970s. Follow along, then take a road trip.

Bick has spent a lot of time in Barber County, Kansas, after the

worst wildfire in history and talks about the loss,

the response, and undying spirit and regrowth of the

prairie.

Amy and Kathy also go on the road to Dubuque, Kansas, and discuss the great barn quilt revival.

Amy and Kathy take you inside our coverage of the biggest wildfire in Kansas and the effects on the prairie and its farmers. Also, faith and flowers.

Kathy and Bick also talk about a ghost town with a most unusual name and a train hijacking.

Bick and Kathy talk about the signs of spring on the high plains.

Amy finds her next steak in a Kansas field. Kathy explores three people who grew up on Rattlesnake Road and lived to be 100. And tracing the Kansas steps of George Washington Carver.