Morgan Chilson

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Kansas Reflector Podcast · Kansas Reflector staff breaks down the first week of the legislative session · 19 Jan 2026 podcast

And I had been asking the state for some time how they set our vaccination schedule in Kansas and if they expected to have any sort of response because most people saw this coming from the CDC. voice-verified

And they had said they always followed the CDC. voice-verified

But this week, KDHE spokeswoman Jill Bronagh answered me and said that they don't foresee changing the Kansas vaccination recommended schedule. voice-verified

it is of course not required or mandated so it's something that she encouraged everyone to talk to their medical providers about but she really relied on said that basically we rely on evidence-based research and the fact that i think there was a great quote vaccines remain one of the most effective tools for preventing serious infectious diseases and decades of rigorous studies have shown they are safe and effective so kansas at this point at least is sticking with what voice-verified

basically some national organizations like the American Academy of Pediatrics took up the old vaccine schedule and continue to recommend it. voice-verified

And Kansas is sticking with those organizations rather than the CDC. voice-verified

Kansas Reflector Podcast · American Honey Institute will advocate, set standards for industry · 8 Dec 2025 podcast

Hello, this is Morgan Chulsom with the Kansas Reflector.

Welcome to our podcast.

Today we're going to be talking about honey.

Did you know that the United States consumes 700 million pounds of honey a year, but we only produce about 125 million pounds?

I had no idea, and I also didn't know that imported honey sometimes contains cheap sweeteners.

It's actually considered the third most economically motivating.

I'm here with Brian McCornack, an entomologist from Kansas State University, and Gary Lagrange, a beekeeper and veteran who is the CEO of Valor Honey.

We're going to talk about the importance of bees in general and the importance of creating a system to monitor imported honey as well as all of the honey produced in the United States.

K-State, along with Valor Honey, the American Honey Producers, and the American Beekeeping Federation, have joined together to form the American Honey Institute.

Welcome, Brian and Gary.

Thanks for joining me.

Let's start by talking a little bit about the decision to create the American Honey Honey Institute.

How did that come about?

Brian, can you talk a little bit as an entomologist why it is so critical that we address the importance of bees to our environment and, you know, what is currently happening that we should be concerned about?

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