Discover Podcasting at KSSB Tech Club, Kansas State School for the Blind, Mr. Taylor, Rich, Patrick, Mara

Hannah Christenson stopped by our hybrid studio to discuss her involvement at Envision down in Wichita, the programs Envision has to offer, Level Up, and more.

Make48 comes to KSSB campus, and our podcasters sit down (in person!) with Co-Creator and CEO, Tom Gray.

Bucky and Melissa join the KSSB Discover Podcast team in-person to talk about their business, Millers Rustic Sawmill! We first met Bucky & Melissa as tool techs during Make48 last December and invited them back to talk about their King City based-business, what live-edge wood is, and how it all got started.

Theresa Van Goethem stopped by the studio to talk to us about Leadership 2000, her role in the organization, and the many opportunities they have taken as part of the Wyandotte County community. She also highlights some known figures in the Kansas City area who attended Leadership 2000 over the course of its running. To learn more about this program, please contact leadershipwyco@gmail.com

Brent Harbolt stopped by the virtual studio to talk about the Harbolt Company, his favorite products that he's sold, views on AIRA, and more. We even managed to convince him to tell some interesting stories about his time working with different customers over the past 9 years, and we had a surprise host who came creeping up out of the woodwork to help host the show.

In this episode, we are joined in studio by Nicole Drake and Leah Enright, and Griffin Pinkow of the Forseeable Future Foundation on Zoom, to talk about the importance of accessible sports for blind and visually impaired people. Griffin discusses some of the sports that he’s participated in, and his desire to try other ones that he hasn’t gotten the opportunity to explore yet. We also go over the details for Blind Sports Day at KSSB, held on May 6, 2023.