Kait Macenka lives in landlocked Kansas City, yet she is a trained Scuba Diver. Kait shares her story of getting certified in scuba diving along with everything you need to know before you make your first scuba trip. Let's dive in!

Daniela Thrasher

May 14th, 2020 25m 50s

Today we interview, flutist, teacher, and band director Daniela Thrasher. Daniela tells us the story of how she changed career paths when moving from Germany to the United States. We also try to solve the age old debate of flutist vs. flautist.

Dorothy Barnett

May 5th, 2020 29m 39s

More than ever we should be excited about today’s guest. She is an expert and change agent for renewable energy in Kansas. She works tirelessly to create clean energy solutions for a better tomorrow. Not only is she the Executive Director of th

Theo Kassebaum

May 5th, 2020 23m 15s

We sit down to lunch with Theo Kassebaum. Theo is an archaeologist serving us a plate full of knowledge and a side of a digs. No, not dips, but archeology digs. Theo references photos during the podcast today. They are located here.

Maddy Broxterman

May 4th, 2020 24m 43s

Maddy is a softball player at Emporia State University. As an athlete, Maddy powered through some difficult injuries turning time spent off the field into teachable moments. Her positive attitude and passion for the sport keeps head held high d

Alex Maxwell

May 1st, 2020 32m 33s

The cat is out of the bag. Alex Maxwell joins Lunch Bunch to share about his career as a pet food and cat litter scientist. Did you even know that was a job? We didn't either until we met Alex.

Candice Millard

Apr 30th, 2020 29m 26s

Did you ever want to have lunch with a best selling author? Today is your lucky day. Candice Millard, New York Times Best Selling Author, and former writer and editor of National Geographic joins us on Lunch Bunch. In a mere thirty minutes, Can

Mitch Schurig

Apr 27th, 2020 19m 52s

Mitch Schurig is the quarterback of the Washburn Ichabods Football Team. He grew up on the football field, and started attending games at Washburn when he was in Kindergarten. Balancing athletics, student teaching, and college work can be a dif