Every word of that op-ed revealed a person who doesn't actually want *journalism.* The entire process to get that op-ed published showed a lack of ethics, reporting skills and basic curiosity.

Meanwhile, every response from within NPR has shown what actual integrity is.

A lesson for everyone: When KCUR Morning Guy 📻 🎙 😷 🌻 recommends a food spot, you best listen!

People who think this is a pen just hate Arsenal tbh. Common sense needs to be applied sometimes

This guy needs to call it a day

Troost Avenue in Kansas City is named after an enslaver.

For years, business owners on the street have campaigned to change the name to “Truth Avenue.” But the proposal has gotten lost in legislative limbo after a last-minute change by Mayor Q. kcur.org/politics-elect…

I truly love that there's a growing subset of alternative/indie music that's just come back around to making Sheryl Crow albums again

Just biding my time until we finally reclaim Goo Goo Dolls as a pivotal influence

The Royals and Chiefs set a record: Most expensive ballot campaign in KC.

The teams spent $6 million trying to convince Jackson County voters to pass a stadium sales tax - compared to $150,000 for the opposition.

Voters rejected the tax by a 16% margin. kansascity.com/news/local/art…

Cloudy for the eclipse? Couldn’t be Kansas City.

Important business going on today at the KCUR offices, where we are doing a taste text between Hydrox (which was invented in Kansas City!) and its pale imitator: Oreo

Oh and we made a podcast about it: kcur.org/history/2024-0…

BBQ adventure month 4!

BB’s Lawnside Blues & BBQ in south Kansas City, MO (one of the places most recommended to me, and true to its name with great live music)

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sexism in the food industry is alive and well smh

every veterinarian assumes that my cat, Chef Crouton, is a male cat, even though she's clearly a tortie

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This sucks to see.

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I love this new episode of A People's History of Kansas City, which heads to Springfield to find the company that's been keeping cassette tapes alive even through the eras of CDs and streaming.

And now it's seeing a revival among young music lovers. kcur.org/arts-life/2024…

Gabe Rosenberg On the contrary, the op-ed showed a commitment towards wanting journalistic integrity.

Went to the mall today and later I’m gonna play a lot of skee-ball

the dream of the ‘80s is alive in Kansas City

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