Lynn Boitano
Facilitator, One Small Step / StoryCorpsA native of California, Lynn Boitano has lived on the High Plains since 1988. She first came to High Plains Public Radio to work as News & Public Affairs Director. During her tenure at the station, she also served as Program Director and host of High Plains Morning.
Lynn’s love of public radio began in college and has taken her to different places including Bosnia, where she helped set up a radio station modeled on the principles of High Plains Public Radio.
Boitano recently retired from teaching reading in Garden City, Kansas and is active in the Kansas Geographic Alliance. Currently, she is a co-facilitator for HPPR’s StoryCorps One Small Step initiative.
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The 1969 moon landing was hailed as perhaps the most audacious and difficult challenge ever achieved by mankind -
Outre West: The American School of Architecture, a past exhibition at the Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center, illuminates the innovation, creativity, and experimentation of a movement that upended the traditional design world of architecture beginning in the 1950's. -
The Walnut Valley Festival known simply as "Winfield" has delighted festival goers and serious acoustic musicians for over 50 years. -
Much of the literature we’ve read in past series as part of the HPPR Radio Readers Book Club weighs in as heavy. Some of us love to do serious reading, but this spring, those readers seeking something lighter have the floor! -
Today, we feature a conversation between two High Plains residents for HPPR's collaboration with the StoryCorps One Small Step initiative. In this story, we hear from Nancy Harness of Lawrence, KS and her brother Eric Keller of Garden City, KS as they discuss their differences in opinion regarding the Covid vaccine.
