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 Inman, Kansas, Raegan attended Fort Hays State University and graduated in December 2024.
Contact Raegan at rneufeld@pittstate.edu.
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A bipartisan bill that Kansas Governor Laura Kelly signed into law in March bans students from using their phones during the school day. Schools must submit a form to the Kansas State Board of Education by Sept. 1 to certify that they’re complying with the law. -
Another episode of music from the 70s. This time it's mainly R&B, with some pop songs mixed in as well. They come from albums like Carole King’s “Tapestry,” Aretha Franklin’s “Let Me In Your Life” and Donny Hathaway’s “Live.”
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After finishing her sophomore year at Pitt State, Riley Siegenthaler spent the summer at KRPS as a student worker. Raegan Neufeld spoke with Riley before the end of her internship about the experience. -
This episode is mostly rock songs from the 70s, with a few from the 80s as well. They come from albums like Joan Jett’s “I Love Rock ‘N’ Roll,” Aerosmith’s “Toys In The Attic” and Cheap Trick’s “In Color."
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It was time for another episode of Raegan’s favorite songs she’s played on the show so far. The updated list includes songs from artists like Heart, Otis Redding, Pearl Jam, Sheryl Crow and more.
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A few songs from the 90s and more from the 2000s make up this episode of Cutting Deep. We’re back to country, with songs from artists like Tim McGraw, The Chicks, Sara Evans, Josh Turner, Rascal Flatts and more.
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According to the last census, the population of Hepler, Kansas, is just 90. Despite its size, the community is home to a Fourth of July tradition that's lasted over half a century. -
Another episode with a little bit of everything, this time from the 90s. While all the songs are rock, they come from a variety of different artists such as Bruce Springsteen, Living Colour and The Cranberries.
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While Pittsburg State University softball standout Heather Arnett just wrapped up her collegiate career in May, her time playing isn’t over yet. She joined the development group for the new Professional Softball League (PSL) in June, and was then called up to play with the Florida Vibe for four games against the Kansas City Diamonds. A week later she was offered a spot on the team. -
This episode is mostly songs from the 70s that span several different genres. They come from albums like James Taylor’s “JT,” Nina Simone’s “Baltimore,” The Beach Boys’ “Surf’s Up” and more.
