In Episode 7, Made in KC partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders answer listeners questions about personal finances, ways to stay connected when sheltering alone, and how to help fight the spread of COVID-19.

In Episode 6, Made in KC partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders are joined by friend and fellow Kansas Citian Max McGraw to discuss essential versus non-essential businesses, how our society values people, and how our economic structure impacts the current pandemic.

In Episode 5, Made in KC partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders discuss the human need for interpersonal connection; how we’re affected by limited human contact now and how it may impact our society into the future.

In Episode 4, Made in KC partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders are joined by Kansas City artist and designer Brendan O'Shaughnessy to discuss self-care during a tumultuous and uncertain time. 

In Episode 3, Made in KC partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders discuss some of the ways in which local companies are fighting the spread of coronavirus. In particular Made in KC discusses its efforts with Sandlot Goods to produce tens of thousands of face masks.

In Episode 2, Made in KC partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders talk about the promise of the Senate stimulus bill. They discuss what the implications could be for furloughed employees, unemployed workers, small businesses, freelancers, and independent contractors. 

This episode is an introduction to the Made in KC podcast in which owners Tyler Enders, Keith Bradley, and Thomas McIntyre will be discussing the myriad impacts of coronavirus on society and culture as we know it. They'll be covering topics from small business, to telemedicine, to how people are navigating the 30 days on lockdown. They discuss how society is poised to change after this massive economic slowdown. Will people become more social? Will the restaurant industry recover? Will we re-evaluate our priorities from education to public health? Along the way, they'll chat with ordinary Kansas Citians to see how people are coping with the rapid changes. This will be a virtual coffee shop, a virtual gathering place. It will be a place to remain connected to our neighbors and our community. Please join us!