Raegan Neufeld
All Things Considered Host/ Arts and Culture ReporterRaegan Neufeld is a host and reporter for KRPS. Her love for learning and connecting with interesting people led her to a career in journalism, where she aims to tell impactful stories. Originally from south central Kansas, Raegan attended Fort Hays State University and graduated in December 2024.
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The genre for this week’s episode can be loosely categorized as pop, with a little bit of folk mixed in as well. Most of the songs were released in the 1970s and 1980s, and come from albums like James Taylor’s “JT,” ABBA’s “Super Trouper,” and Bruce Springsteen’s “The River.”
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The first episode of Cutting Deep explores classic country with deep cuts from albums like Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn’s “Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man,” John Michael Montgomery’s “Kickin’ It Up,” and the “Pure Country” soundtrack.
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The Rocky Horror Show and its film adaptation have long been traditional Halloween viewing for fans of the cult classic story, and for the second year in a row it will be performed on stage in Pittsburg. -
“Fort Scott Stories” is a collaboration between Michael Cheers and the Gordon Parks Museum. The project consists of a photo essay, which was published as a book, and a documentary, which will be released next spring. -
Pittsburg mayor Dawn McNay gave the annual State of the City Address on Oct. 2. She provided updates on initiatives that were recently implemented, such as the city-run trash service and the Pathways to Hope program. -
The mural honors Gordon Parks and his love for his boyhood home of Fort Scott, KS. -
In 1950, Gordon Parks went back to his childhood home of Fort Scott on a photo assignment about segregated schools for Life magazine. His work shows what ordinary days were like for the people living there, and is the inspiration for a new project. -
Hispanic Route on September 27 was the fifth event in this year’s Hispanic Music Festival. It started with a block party in the afternoon at the Pritchett Pavilion that featured music and dance performances from local talent, a food truck and vendors. -
Sam Clausen has one of the busiest jobs at Pittsburg State, covering any number of events daily, both on and off campus.
