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  • As we left the city of Mozart, we were tired and hungry. I had to use the restroom, but the line at the museum was long.
  • This week Luke talks about hunting with big bore airguns and gives some good insights into how to get started. With ammo in short supply more and more hunters have become interested in learning about hunting with airguns. Click and listen as Luke gives you the inside scoop.
  • It's always good to think ahead. And for me, November is bittersweet. While I have to say farewell to this year's plot, I also get to revel in my plans for next year's garden!
  • The older I get, the more aware I am that my sanity depends on my ability to keep things organized. I know that I must always put my purse back on a certain shelf in the office...
  • Join Luke this week as he recaps a recent deer hunt. Luke describes the highs and lows of hunting deer and discusses a hunt last week with his good friend Jeff Rice...
  • Joel has a habit of leaving items on the top of the car and driving off. Most of the time, it has been full cups of Dr. Pepper, but once we had to chase down a stack of mail that contained his paycheck, and another time Joel had to weave through Wichita traffic to retrieve some important registration numbers for the state track team he was coaching...
  • Today's episode might be a saving grace for any of you High Plains gardeners longing for a pop of Spring color on your chilly windowsill. If you try, you can force a hyacinth bulb in the winter months — offering a lovely reminder that Spring is always right around the corner.
  • Believe it or not, this week's installment of Growing on the High Plains continues to keep an eye to next year's vegetable bed with a crack at the mighty garlic plant.
  • Hello, Radio Readers! I’m Jane Holwerda from Dodge City KS and I am reveling over the wonders our Fall 2021 Book Series wrought, wonders of travel and wonders of conversation, in just a few short months, through our series “Rivers and Meandering Meanings.”
  • I am living testament that the cliché about regretting quitting piano lessons is absolutely true. I only took lessons for a short time as kid before my whining succeeded and my mother allowed me to quit...
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