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Seg. 1: Francis Lam | Seg. 2: Bob Dylan Generations

KCUR | By Gina Kaufmann,
Noah Taborda, Aviva Okeson-Haberman, Aviva Okeson-Haberman
Published October 17, 2019 at 12:32 PM CDT

Segment 1: The host of The Splendid Table stops by on a Kansas City visit.

Francis Lam is the son of immigrants, the father of a toddler, and a rising star in the food world. Hear his take on how something as simple as food ties into complex, multi-layered personal stories, in his life and in our culture.

  • Francis Lam, host, The Splendid Table


Segment 2: Bob Dylan may not be forever young, but a lot of his fans are.

As Kansas Citians get psyched for a Bob Dylan concert here in town, many generations of fans reflect on what still rings true in his music and his message, as well as what might play a little differently today.

  • Iris Appelquist, poet
  • Kasey Rausch, musician
  • Laura Tenschert, host, Definitely Dylan
  • Mike Mahoney, news reporter, KMBC

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Gina Kaufmann
Gina’s background combines print and broadcast journalism, live event hosting and production, creative nonfiction writing and involvement in the arts. Early in her career, she followed a cultural beat for The Pitch, where she served as an editor and art writer in the early 2000s.
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Noah Taborda
Noah Taborda is a Sports Broadcasting Journalism major who hopped on the short flight from Chicago to hone his trade at the University of Missouri. He hopes to cover a meaningful moment or two in his future career.
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Aviva Okeson-Haberman
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Aviva Okeson-Haberman
When Aviva first got into radio reporting, she didn’t expect to ride on the back of a Harley. But she’ll do just about anything to get good nat sounds. Aviva has profiled a biker who is still riding after losing his right arm and leg in a crash more than a decade ago, talked to prisoners about delivering end-of-life care in the prison’s hospice care unit and crisscrossed Mid-Missouri interviewing caregivers about life caring for someone with autism. Her investigation into Missouri’s elder abuse hotline led to an investigation by the state’s attorney general. As KCUR’s Missouri government and state politics reporter, Aviva focuses on turning complicated policy and political jargon into driveway moments.