The Run For the Roses fundraiser started a few years ago with the aim of benefiting the K-State Garden. Today, Terry Olson and Jan Stewart with the K-State Garden, join today's show to share what benefits the garden brings to the community and how the support provided by the fundraiser will continue to help the gardens prosper.

The KSU Foundation provides opportunities for students who wouldn't otherwise get those opportunities. Today, Sara Prince, the KSU Foundation Associate VP for Development, joins the show to talk about the K-State Day of Giving. The K-State DoG is a day meant to show school spirit and raise money for the school, providing the support needed to fund scholarships and new equipment.

Lauren Reinhold, a Laurence based attorney, is campaigning around Kansas running for the US House in the 1st District. She sees a lapse in governmental support for the working class as a guiding push to run for Congress. Today, Reinhold joins the show to share she hopes to bring if she is elected, and what she will bring back to her constituents.

As the first round of legislative sessions comes to a close, it's important to take a look back at what has been accomplished. Today, District 18's Senator Kenny Titus joins the show to give us that insight into the previous session, how he feels about the current state of the legislation, and what to keep an eye out for going forward.

heart health is important to everybody, but not everybody gets it right, and once you have a heart event then you need to work back up to full strength. Stormont Vail Health provides a safe and encouraging environment in order to get you back up to full health. Tiffany Naccarato with Stormont Vail Health joins today's show to share what a heart event might look like, and how people like her get you back to full strength afterwards.

It's imperative to keep skills alive, no matter how small or unimportant they might be. The "Domestic Science Club" aims to keep household skills alive and educate women in their careers, as well as creating a space for women to come together and build a sense of community. Nancy Bolsen and Lynda Bachelor, with the Manhattan DSC, join today's show to share how the club is accomplishing it's goal locally in educating the women of tomorrow.

As we grow closer to the race to decide our new Kansas Senator, we invited candidates to join the show and share motivations and campaign goals. Today, Democratic candidate and Johnson county immigration attorney, Anne Parelkar, joins the show to share what her driving forces and her goals if she is elected to office.

As we continue into the second year of President Trump's term, approval of the federal government is waning. Today's guests, leader of Indivisible MHK Phil Nel, as well as Manhattan Mayor Karen McCulloh, join the show to talk about the upcoming No Kings Protest slated for March 28th. They aim to allow people to voice disagreements and remind leaders that the will of the people still matters.

As a long time servant of the community, Susan Adamchak has recently started her second term as Mayor of Manhattan. Today, Mayor Adamchak joins the show to talk about what she's proud of accomplishing during her terms, and why she continues to support the community.

Manhattan is a rapidly growing community and is always getting new things to do. From new hotels to unique attractions to city walkability, Visit Manhattan is the Convention and Visitors Bureau that manages development across the city in order to promote a sense of community. Today, Marcia Rozell joins the show to share what their overall goal for Manhattan is, and what they are doing to achieve that.