Jenny Inzerillo
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- Sep 23, 2026
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Perennial Possibilities: The Land Institute's Prairie Festival Celebrates Half a Century of Sustainable Farming This Weekend in Salina, KS (opens the original)
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Just south and east of Salina, KS, you'll find the main campus for The Land Institute — a pioneering force in sustainable agriculture that's "rooted in the radical idea that agriculture can work with nature, not against it." To mark the 50-year milestone, they're welcoming the public to the Prairie Festival 2026: 50 Years of Perennial Possibilities. Hear our full interview with Aubrey Streit Krug, the Director of the Perennial Cultures Lab, on the link at the top of this page. The festival takes
NEW SHOWS! HPPR Living Room Concert Ambassador Tour: Kelly Hunt in KS & OK (opens the original)
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NEW LIVE MUSIC ALERT! HPPR is thrilled to announce a handful of FOLK SHOWS on the High Plains featuring banjo maestro, Kelly Hunt. She's touring across Kansas and Oklahoma with special guests Sara Morgan (Dodge City & Winfield, KS / Alva, OK) & Dirk Powell (Hays, KS), so we're happy to share the details with HPPR listeners across the land! As you may know, Kelly performs as a folk duo with Sara in the band Of A Feather. Later this fall, she’ll perform solo for some shows, as well as her gigs wit
Serve the Song: Interview with Texas Folk Legend, George Ensle (opens the original)
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“George Ensle…a song painter…mood-set pieces and deft strokes of masterful picking…easy…beautiful…blusey…crafts a touching portrait.” —Austin Chronicle ——Thanks to songwriter, singer, educator, producer, "gapper," and storyteller George Ensle for spending some time with HPPR listeners today, and we'll be sure to keep the new album, Touchstones, in heavy rotation. Check out the full interview on the link at the top of this page. (Fun fact: the photo on the album cover was taken in Nebraska — one
Haircuts, Horseshoes & Heroes: The 8th Annual Back-to-School Barrio Bash Returns THIS SUNDAY in Amarillo's El Alamo Park (opens the original)
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"Back-to-school" used to be an adjective; now it's a whole season. Parents and kids alike are busy with preparation (while buzzing with anticipation). But families are feeling the pinch of inflation now more than they have in decades. So when community members come together to lift one another up, it's always worth some serious coverage. Thanks to co-founder and organizer of the Barrio Bash, Jeff Renteria, for stopping by HPPR Studios in Amarillo. We talked about the event's legacy and how High
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