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Seg. 1: Missouri and Kansas Political Pundits. Seg. 2: "Pink Collar Crimes."

Sharon Liese co-produces "Pink Collar Crimes," which tells true-crime stories from the perspective of the women perpetrators.
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KCUR 89.3
Sharon Liese co-produces "Pink Collar Crimes," which tells true-crime stories from the perspective of the women perpetrators.

Segment 1: A last look at candidates and issues before Tuesday's elections.

Kansas and Missouri primaries are just days away and the political climate on both sides of the state line is heating up. Our political pundits gave a rundown of the major races and issues going into the primaries, including controversial ballot measure Proposition A, and contests affecting Republican U.S. Rep. Kevin Yoder and Democratic U.S. Sen. Claire McCaskill.


Segment 2, beginning at: 25:38: How and why do women become criminals?

New CBS series "Pink Collar Crimes" documents true stories of women who've entered a life of crime. The show's co-creator and a criminologist explained the types of offenses females commit most often, and the importance of understanding the underlying circumstances that lead them to become perpetrators of crime. 

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Steve Kraske is an associate teaching professor of journalism at UMKC, a political columnist for The Kansas City Star and has hosted "Up to Date" since 2002. He worked as the full-time political correspondent for The Star from 1994-2013 covering national, state and local campaigns. He also has covered the statehouses in Topeka and Jefferson City.
Dallas Johnson