Kansas City Missouri

correspondent Tom Wilmer visits with Bob Kendrick, president of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Kansas City, Missouri.

Bob Kendrick, president of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Kansas City, Missouri shares fascinating insights about the era of segregated baseball in America.

Kansas City style, hickory smoked barbeque is the stuff of legend. Down home fare includes white bread, beans, onion rings, fries, and the local delicacy…

Back in the latter 19th century, African American athletes often played on baseball teams alongside whites. But segregation took an ugly turn in the…

Back in the latter 18th century, black players often played on baseball teams alongside whites. But segregation took an ugly turn in the dawning days of…

Celeste Lupercio, Director of Sales, Marketing and Events takes us on a fascinating journey of discovery at the interactive, very much hands-on College…

Join NPR Podcast host Tom Wilmer for a visit with Alan Carr who shares cool things to do and see in Independence, Missouri. It's the home of the Harry S.…

Situated in the heart of the historic 18th & Vine Jazz District in downtown Kansas City, Missouri the American Jazz Museum shines a light on the epicenter…