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Hosted by Kelsey Legate — your go-to girl for rural real estate, mom life, and all things small-town living.From new businesses making waves in Odessa and beyond, to community events, and the stories everyone in town is buzzing about — this podcast brings you the insider scoop straight from the people shaping Rural KC.Think front-porch conversations with neighbors, mixed with just enough gossip to keep things fun (and informative). Whether you’re raising kids, raising chickens, or just curious about life outside the city, you’ll find your seat at the table here.Let’s get to sipping.
kelseylegate hosts What’s the Tea in Rural KC, a news show with 46 episodes published.
Today Kelsey sits down with Abby Korff, mastermind and leader behind Rural America's Gym. If you’re hunting for workouts that work – the kind that build strength, muscle tone, endurance, stability, and athleticism for li
Today Kelsey sits down with Cody Jolliff, CEO of Powell Gardens. Established in 1988, Powell Gardens is a non-profit public garden. Powell Gardens maintains a vast acreage of lush, rolling hills and windswept meadows, wi
Today Kelsey sits down with Katie Davis, owner of LIV Aesthetics & Wellness. LIV Aesthetics & Wellness opened in 2024 and has quickly grown into a top-choice med-spa in Lee’s Summit due to the welcoming environment and e
This week Kelsey sits down with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Johnson County's Executive Director, Dana Phelps. They discuss what it takes to become a Big, the time commitment, and how impactful this program has been for c
This week Kelsey sits down with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Johnson County's Executive Director, Dana Phelps. They discuss what it takes to become a Big, the time commitment, and how impactful this program has been for c
This week Kelsey chats with Jamie DeBacker, Main Street Warrensburg's Executive Director. Jamie shares about her passion for helping Downtown Warrensburg thrive through outreach events, networking, and collaboration.
This week Kelsey chats with Jamie DeBacker, Main Street Warrensburg's Executive Director. Jamie shares about her passion for helping Downtown Warrensburg thrive through outreach events, networking, and collaboration.
This week, Kelsey sits down with Amber Myers with Country Crossroads Counseling. Amber gives tangible methods to de-escalate situations with toddlers and how adults can better understand the growing minds of children.
This week, Kelsey sits down with Cara Riekhof. They talk about Cara's family's 5th generation farm, raising confident and successfully children, and what life really looks like growing up in the agriculture space.
On this episode of "What's the Tea in Rural KC," Kelsey sits down with mom, running friend, and animal lover, Audrey Badgley. The two discuss how Audrey grew and then lessened her bison herd and then dive into Audrey's j
Kelsey sits down for her first solo episode to talk about how she got into the real estate industry, tips for sellers to prepare their home for the market and the timeline buyers should be prepared for when house shoppin
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In this episode of What’s the Tea in Rural KC, Kelsey sits down with Jordan Murry, volunteer with CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate). They discuss the time commitment to volunteer for the program, how many foster ch
If you’ve ever wondered where your local tax dollars actually go—or how decisions impacting your kids’ schools get made—this one’s for you. I’m chatting with Marlon Dyer, a lifelong Lafayette County resident and former e
What’s really happening behind the scenes in small-town leadership? ☕️ Kelsey sits down with former Odessa mayor Adam Couch to talk local politics, community growth, and the reality of serving in the public eye. From bei
This week’s episode is extra special as Kelsey sits down with her mom, Cathy Thompson—Odessa’s Finance Director and longtime community leader. They break down major city updates, including the downtown sidewalk project,
In this episode of What’s the Tea in Rural KC, I sit down with Odessa R-7 Superintendent Dr. John Otinger to break down the two ballot measures voters will see on the April 7 ballot. We talk through why replacing McQuarr
In this episode of What’s the Tea in Rural KC, Kelsey sits down with Odessa Police Chief Josh Thompson to break down the proposed public safety sales tax on the April 8 ballot. They walk through how the idea for a new po
Scott Duncan, owner of Universal Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram in Odessa, joins me to share how he built his dealership from the ground up — starting with used cars, big risks, and a whole lot of grit. From Michigan to Chicago
In this episode of What’s the Tea in Rural KC, I sit down with Tiffany Meinershagen, Executive Director of John Knox Village East, to talk about the realities families face as loved ones age. We dive into the emotional c
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