At the Square

This episode corresponds to American Public Square's "Millennials & Marriage" event on Monday, March 26 at Boulevard Brewery.

In this episode, host Kaylee Peile speaks with a variety of people on the topic of marriage and the Millennial Generation. The guests include The League's Meredith Davis (3:00), Daniel and Ebony Edwards of Movement KC (9:54), Dr. Jennifer Murff of Millennials for Marriage (16:30), and Marissa Vidler of Clear Box Insights (20:14).

The words "fake" and "news" are rarely separated in our conversations today. In this episode, host Kaylee Peile speaks with Russian disinformation expert Nina Jankowicz (1:05) and Travis Smith of Axiom Strategies (11:19) about fake news and its relevance in the world we live in from a national and global perspective.

Our event, "Fake News," is on March 13 at Unity Temple on the Plaza in Kansas City, Missouri. 6:00pm doors open, 6:30-8:00pm program. FREE admission, but registration is required. Learn more and register on our website.

"Common Good" was a fact-based, civil conversation about how faith communities can work together to respond to the violence and injustice of tragic events such as those in Charlottesville, Sutherland Springs, and in our own backyard of Overland Park in 2014 and Olathe in 2017. Representatives of Islam, Judaism, and Christianity discussed the issue and took questions from the audience.

In this episode, host Kaylee Peile speaks with Rev. Dr. Susan Minasian of Sojourners United Church of Christ and Rev. Dr. Ken Henry of Westminster Presbyterian Church in Charlottesville, Virginia about the protests that took place there in August, 2017.

At this Truman Series event presented by American Public Square, The Harry S. Truman Library & Museum, the Truman Library Institute, and the Harry S. Truman Center at UMKC, our panel of experts discussed where the ACA and where it may be headed.

In this episode, host Kaylee Peile speaks with former Governor of Kansas Kathleen Sebelius and Jessica Hembree of the Health Care Foundation of Greater Kansas City about the future of the Affordable Care Act on a local and national level.