Podcasts and Radio

K-State Radio Network: Podcasts and Radio

A free audio service from the Department of Communications and Agricultural Education for K-State Research and Extension and the College of Agriculture.

Programs from the K-State Radio Network are intended for used by radio stations and online news outlets throughout Kansas and the U.S. The features are available free of charge for stations, websites and the general public.

Programs

Click on the programs below to access the latest segments, including descriptions and downloadable audio files.

Agriculture Today
K-State agricultural specialists and other experts examine agricultural issues facing Kansas and the nation. Agriculture Today is a daily program hosted by Shelby Varner and distributed to radio stations throughout the state and region.
Sound Living
Sound Living is a weekly public affairs program distributed to radio stations throughout the area that addresses issues related to families and consumers. It is hosted by Jeff Wichman.
Other Radio Features
Many other programs related to the K-State Research and Extension mission are developed regularly and target specific areas of interest to Kansas citizens.
- - Kansas Profile
  - Milk Lines
  - Plantorama
  - Wheat Scoop

For Radio Stations - Media Library

Send comments, questions or requests for copies of past programs to ksrenews@ksu.edu.
Access Media Library via Dropbox
- In addition to being a streamlined way for you to preview and download assets, using Dropbox will provide us with critical data regarding overall use of the features and material we produce. It’s imperative for us to be able to measure our impact and use data to ensure we’re providing what you need.
- You do not have to be logged into Dropbox to access material from the site, but if you are logged in, that gives us better information about where these assets are being used.
- The Weekly Features are only available via Dropbox. In addition to the current week's material, you can access several previous weeks by scrolling down the page.
- The mp3 files available via Dropbox are broadcast quality: 44100 Hz 16-bit mono, 128 Kbps CBR (constant bit rate). We strongly recommend that for broadcasting purposes, the files are downloaded to your control room or broadcast computer, and played from that machine. We discourage playing these files directly from the Internet, through a web browser or other application.
- If you have any suggestions or questions, please email Jeff Wichman: jwichman(at)ksu.edu.

K-State Radio Network: Podcasts and Radio

Programs

Other Radio Features

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