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Trevor Grandin
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Producer and Announcer, KBIA-FM (Columbia, MO)
Columbia, Kansas City
Beats
Biography
I'm a recent graduate from Truman State University with a Bachelors in Communication: Journalism. I have extensive experience in radio and podcast production. I've worked at college and public radio stations as a producer, editor, manager, etc. My interests include climate and natural science reporting. I love nature and really niche facts about the world!
natural sciencedaily news etc. nonfiction storytelling
Gossip.
Content
By Madeline Fox Verified, Trevor Grandin| KCUR-FM (Kansas City, MO) Verified For six years, a new museum has been under construction in North Kansas City. The Rabbit Hole, set to open next week, is full of exhibits dedicated to children's books like "Goodnight Moon," "Frog and Toad" and many more. KCUR's Julie Denesha reports on how the museum presents literature in a whole new way. Kansas native Freedy Johnston moved to New York and made it big in the '90s with his hit "Bad Reputation." Now, Johnston is branching out.
By Laura Ziegler Verified, Trevor Grandin| KCUR-FM (Kansas City, MO) Verified Kansas is expected to recieve more than $340 million over the next 18 years from opioid settlements. So far, much of that money has gone to state and local law enforcement agencies. KMUW's Kylie Cameron reports on the criticism law enforcement faces for how it handles drug crimes. After Kansas City musician Collin Thomas lost both of his parents in the same year, he turned to music to express his grief.
By Jodi Fortino, Trevor Grandin| KCUR-FM (Kansas City, MO) Verified After the fall of Roe v. Wade in 2022, Kansas became a hub for people who can't access the procedure in their home state. 2023 saw a boost in interstate travel for abortions, inundating Kansas' clinics. As more people seek abortion access across state lines, Kansans are finding it increasingly difficult to receive abortion care locally. KCUR's Nomin Ujiyediin spoke with the Kansas News Service's Rose Conlon about the top stories on abortion rights in Kansas. Contact the show at news@kcur.org.
Company Info
KBIA-FM (Columbia, MO)