Red Couch Rewind - The Eye on NE Kansas Podcast

It's a wide range of guests on the Red Couch! Topeka's mayor talks sales tax, plus we cover mountain biking, a peace party, barbecue - and the Topeka Public Library Foundation drops a big guest announcement!

The Greater Topeka Partnership and Manhattan Chamber both have programs on the calendar, and Elmo is coming to Topeka!

City of Topeka and Shawnee Co. leaders update their work in planning how they'll spend your tax dollars - and if they need more money.

Plus, local groups gear up for great runs for great causes.

Shawnee Co. DA Mike Kagay shares how new laws are aiding prosecution, and we preview a couple community events for September's Suicide Awareness Month.

Plus, cool off with thoughts of Fall and Halloween.

First-day-of-school excitement isn't just for students! USD 437's new superintendent Dr. Katie Collier shares her plans. 

Plus, LifeHouse shares information about their Brave Talk program to helps kids protect themselves child predators, and Forge offers money lessons to young professionals.

Topeka and Shawnee Co. leaders talk data centers, while Emporia's new Chamber leader updates how they're bringing back business. Plus, we preview a TPAC Live! season that included "fake news" and lace up for the Speedy PD in Manhattan.

School leaders look ahead to the new year. Plus, we preview the upcoming Kansas State Fair and join in saluting Purple Heart veterans.

Topeka's mayor visits the Red Couch and answers whether the city will have any say over a data center proposal for land located just ouside the city limits.

Plus, get ready for back to school and a couple chances to golf for a good cause!

Topeka United is launching its new Common Threads era, while Nicodemus reunited to celebrate its history.

We start off with guests tackling serious subjects - food insecurity and mental health - before shifting to a series of guests who all planned events for July 25!