KNDY News Podcast

Public Affairs: Blue River Quail Forever Inaugural Banquet - Lee Hynek - 11/07/2026

Katy Jeter recently spoke with Lee Hynek about the upcoming Blue River Quail Forever Inaugural Banquet and what attendees can expect from this special event. Hynek shared details about the banquet, including the activities planned and how the evening will bring community members together for a great cause. The conversation also highlighted the importance of wildlife conservation, habitat preservation, and the role Quail Forever plays in supporting these efforts locally. Hynek discussed how proceeds from the banquet will help support conservation initiatives and why community involvement is important to the chapter’s success.

Election Update #5 - 11/3/2026

Election Update #4 - 11/3/2026

Election Update #3 - 11/3/2026

Election Results Update #2 - 11/3/2026

Election Results Update #2 - 11/3/2026

Election Results Update #1 - 11/3/2026

Election Results Update #1 - 11/3/2026

Public Affairs: Pastor David Thompson - "Soul Shop for Leaders" - 10/31/2026

Max Blaske recently spoke with Pastor David Thompson of St. Mark’s Lutheran Church in Waterville about an upcoming suicide prevention workshop called “Soul Shop for Leaders,” taking place in Marysville on November 3rd, 2026. The workshop is designed to equip faith and community leaders with the tools and knowledge needed to recognize warning signs, offer support, and help individuals who may be struggling with suicidal thoughts. During their conversation, Pastor Thompson discussed the importance of suicide prevention awareness, the role churches and community leaders can play, and what participants can expect from the workshop. The event aims to encourage open conversations about mental health while providing practical ways to support those in need.

KNDY News - 10/28/2026

KNDY News for Wednesday, October 28, 2026

Public Affairs: Blue River Rail Trail - Community Development Block Grant - 10/24/2026

Katy Jeter with KNDY Radio talks with Maureen Crist, Marysville Mayor Todd Frye, and Rob Peschel about the progress being made on the Blue River Rail Trail Corridor project in Marysville. The project aims to improve the downtown trail corridor, enhance recreational opportunities, and strengthen tourism and economic development throughout the community. Funding for the project includes approximately $1.8 million from the Kansas Department of Transportation, $1.5 million through a Community Development Block Grant, and $300,000 raised locally. Community leaders discuss the project's funding, timeline, overall costs, and how these improvements could provide lasting benefits for Marysville residents and visitors.

KNDY News - 10/22/2026

KNDY News for Thursday, October 22, 2026