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In this episode of Ask A Kansan, we sit down with news anchor and reporter Abby Wray to talk about what it really means to work in local journalism. Abby opens up about the misconceptions people often have about reporters, the responsibility of sharing accurate stories, and why telling the news in her own community is both challenging and deeply rewarding. It’s a behind-the-scenes look at the heart of local media—and the Kansans who bring the headlines to life.
In this episode of Ask A Kansan, we sit down with news anchor and reporter Abby Wray to talk about what it really means to work in local journalism. Abby opens up about the misconceptions people often have about reporters, the responsibility of sharing accurate stories, and why telling the news in her own community is both challenging and deeply rewarding. It’s a behind-the-scenes look at the heart of local media—and the Kansans who bring the headlines to life.
Ask A Kansan is a podcast where we're amplifying, connecting and uncovering stories across Kansas.
Every week, Gus and Sydney sit down with the people who actually make this state run — museum directors and ranchers, founders and historians, zookeepers and woodcarvers. From Kansas City to Kinsley, WaKeeney to Wichita, we go where the story is.
You'll leave each episode knowing something you didn't about the state we call home. It's not a history lecture and it's not a business show. It's a real conversation with a Kansan worth knowing.
New episodes weekly. askakansan.com