Kansas City's Northeast Newscast Abby Hoover

 Explore the intersection of community, art, and a vibrant new collaborative project With Michael Bushnell in this week's Northeast Newscast. Join Monarch Glass Principal Tyler Kimball, Consuelo Cruz from Belger Arts Center, and Kansas City Museum Director Anna Marie Tutera in a dynamic discussion. Tune in for a compelling dialogue on this new project, creativity, and community development, shaping the vibrant spirit of the Northeast.  

Join publisher Michael Bushnell on the Northeast Newscast as he chats with artist Become More, a dedicated community activist and muralist. Discover the transformative power of community engagement, as Become More shares his inspiring journey, challenges, and successes. Uncover the strategies that drive positive change and be inspired to make an impact in your community.

Welcome to the Northeast Newscast! In this week's episode, we invite you to join us in a poignant conversation with special guests Community Resource Coordinator Monique Arellano, and Addiction Specialist Molly Manske from Mattie Rhodes Center. Together, we explore a unique and heartfelt initiative in the Northeast neighborhood—an ofrenda-style cemetery dedicated to honoring the lives of those tragically lost to violence. Tune in as we delve into the profound stories behind this meaningful project, shedding light on the community's resilience and commitment to commemorating the memories of individuals who have left an indelible mark.

Join this week's Northeast's Newscast for a spirited and merry conversation about the highly anticipated event, presented by Jolt Lighting, the Kansas City Parks, and the Recreation Department – Winter Magic! Publisher Michael Bushnell speaks with Aaron O'Dell and Heidi Markle about the event kick-off happening on November 2nd and new things coming to the Winter Magic world. Listen to hear more! 

On this week's episode of the Northeast Newscast, Publisher Michael Bushnell speaks with Anna Marie Tutera, Glenn North, Stacy Mayer, and Randy Bacon about the new photography exhibit coming to the Kansas City Museum on Nov. 3 entitled The Road Home: A Journey from Homeless to Housing created by artist and filmmaker Randy Bacon in collaboration with reStart Inc. to portray vulnerable and honest images of the first-hand experience of homelessness. 

On this week's episode of the Northeast Newscast, Managing Editor Abby Hoover interviews actress Charisse Taylor about "Killers of the Flower Moon," based on the true story of members of the Osage Native American tribe of Osage County, Oklahoma,  being murdered after oil is found on their land in the 1920's. They discuss Charisse's role in the film, her connection to Historic Northeast, her thoughts on casting, filming and working with director Martin Scorsese, and how her medical background played a role in the film, which was shot on location in Oklahoma. The film is in theaters locally starting this week.