Julee Jonez gives you the hottest music and trending topics to keep you motivated during your work week. The “Mid-Day Party” has your “Hot Topics” at 11:13am, “3 Hot Topics” at 12:13pm, “3 Hot Things.” at 12:13pm, “The Celebrity Tidbits” at 1:13pm, “3 Hot Minutes In The Community” at 1:39pm and “The Work Day Wrap Up” at 2:13pm.
Community Corner: The Kansas Birth Equity Network Prepares to Host the 4th Annual Birth Equity Summit
The Kansas Birth Equity Network & Heartland Conference on Health Equity and Patient-Centered Care present 4th Annual Birth Equity Summit will be held September 11-12, at the Heartland Conference, at Children’s Mercy Park. Attendees will enjoy engaging
Women’s Wellness and the “M” Word: Satori Shakoor, Former P-Funk singer, PBS Host and Filmmaker Presents “Confessions of a Menopausal Femme Fatale”
Satori Shakoor, former P-Funk singer, now PBS host and filmmaker, brings humor and heart to aging and womanhood in her bold new storytelling film. As menopause has come more to the forefront of conversations from Halle Berry,
Community Corner: Guadalupe Centers to Host Back-to-School Drive Community Celebration with 1,000 Backpack Giveaway
Guadalupe Centers is the longest continuously operating organization serving Latinos in Kansas City. This Monday, August 4th, they are hosting a major community Back-to-School event from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM at its main administrative building, bringing
Community Corner: Nominate a 501(c) (3) Worker for the Kauffman Uncommon Leader Impact Award
Real change is uncommon. The Ewing Kauffman Foundation wants to recognize those uncommon Kansas Citians who’ve made lasting impacts within their nonprofit organizations and communities through inspired action. Introducing the Uncommon Leader Impact Award. Honoring Ewing Kauffman’s
Community Corner: Swim Instructor Adria Falls Patterson on Water Safety and Why Everyone Should Learn To Swim
We know Black people’s relationship with water has been shaped by historical and systemic racism, which for many led to a fear of swimming and water. This also stems from the denial of access to swimming facilities
Community Corner: The John Lewis Good Trouble Lives On Rally KC This Thursday
On March 7, 1965, in Selma, Alabama, the late Congressman John Lewis and hundreds of foot soldiers were viciously attacked by police while peacefully demonstrating in support of the equal right of all Americans to vote. The
Community Corner: Join Calvary Community Outreach Network for KC Fun & Fitness Day This Saturday
KC Fun & Fitness Day goes down tomorrow, July 12th, at Seven Oaks Park! Rev. Eric Williams of Calvary Temple Baptist Church and CCON – Calvary Community Outreach Network – shares more.
Community Corner: 3rd Annual Hydrate KC As “Hydration Nation” Returns to Beat the Heat for the Public
The city’s most refreshing grassroots campaign is back from at St. James United Methodist Church, Hydrate KC with “Hydration Nation 2025.” Hydrate KC consists of citywide distribution and awareness throughout the summer providing free bottled water, hydration
Community Corner: The Nia Project’s “Black Women Get Fit Experience” – the Faith Edition This Saturday
Join the Nia Project for July’s “Black Women Get Fit Experience” – the Faith Edition. This free event takes place on Saturday, July 12th, from 9 am to 12noon at Central Christian Church, located at Linwood and
Community Corner: Newhouse Domestic Violence Shelter is a Lowe’s Hometowns Grant Recipient
Lowe’s launched the fourth year of the Lowe’s Hometowns, a five-year, $100 million commitment that revitalizes 100 community spaces each year. This year, one of the recipients is Newhouse, Inc., the first domestic violence shelter, in Kansas