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Brendan King kicks off the show with Coach talking about some college ball. Mentioning who may be getting exposed going into the thick of the season in 2025. Kurt joins in to talk about Greenfield Central vs. Pendleton Heights, where Greenfield takes the win. Talks about his departure from Radio One. He talks about some stand out players from his game as well. Greg joins the show to talk about his call of Carmer (38) vs. Ben Davis (35). He talks about some injuries and how those impacted this game and the season moving forward. BK joins in talk about the rivalry tonight of IU vs. Purdue men’s basketball, more on that next hour. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the final hour of the show, Coach talks to John Hartnett of Shelbyville calls in and talks about their big win over Pendleton Heights, 62-42. Brendan King joins the show to talk about Notre Dame’s big championship game, and how it means a lot to his dad. Trent Moorhead of Hauser joins the program to talk about the Jets dominant 78-29 win over Shawe Memorial. Brendan King also rejoins the show to talk more about the Notre Dame game. Jevin Redman of the University of Evansville joins the show to talk about their 82-85 loss to Belmont. Kip Wesner of Hoosier Basketball Magazine joins the show to recap some games from around the state. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, on the Northeast Newscast, we sit down with President and Security Lead Jon Cokely and Green Spaces Steward Whitney Barnardo from the Pendleton Heights Neighborhood Association. Pendleton Heights, one of Kansas City's oldest communities, dates back to the late 1880s. Initially settled by affluent families seeking respite from city life, it's now a vibrant neighborhood with rich history and Victorian-era homes. Designated a National Register Historic District, it's recognized for its preservation efforts and was even named one of the Best Old House Neighborhoods in the U.S. by This Old House magazine in 2013.Bound by The Paseo, Cliff Drive, Chestnut Trafficway, and Independence Boulevard, Pendleton Heights features Kansas City's first boulevard, three city parks, and a scenic byway. It's also home to a community garden, orchards, and a pocket park maintained by residents. Recent developments include new homes with property tax abatements and trendy coffee shops. The forthcoming Reservoir promises to be a unique food and entertainment venue. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy championship-level disc golf courses amid the picturesque Kessler Park. The neighborhood's active community organization fosters diversity and is fostering an arts enclave. For more information, https://phkc.org or look for them on Facebook and Instagram. This is the second installment of our neighborhood association series. 

Brooklyn Schuckler sits down with Addyson Cline, Elizabeth Stephenson, and Lacey Snead to discuss the Guard of Pendleton Heights!

After a scoreboard update from Eddie Garrison, Jake Query brings on Kurt Darling to talk about Pendleton Heights' 62-45 win over Delta. Then, George Montgomery joins the show to talk about Indiana's loss to Wisconsin on Friday night. After that, David Deaton of WKLO calls in to talk about two high school basketball games. Deaton saw Orleans' girls team defeat Austin 56-50, and then called Charlestown boys basketball's 60-54 win over Corydon Central. Next, David Eha from Ball State joins after he called the Cardinals' 87-80 overtime loss to Miami of Ohio. Then, Brian Sullivan of WNAS calls in to talk about New Albany's 86-72 win over Evansville Reitz. Steve Drabyn, the head coach at Bethel University, calls in next to talk about the Pilots' 75-66 win over Taylor on Saturday night. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's another Friday night on Indiana Sports Talk. Coach recaps some basketball games from around the state. After a Brendan King scoreboard update, Coach talks to Matt Luce, coach of Wapahani. His team won over Lapel. Kurt Darling joins the show to talk about Mt Vernon's 44-42 win over Pendleton Heights. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(00:00 - 16:48) - A blow to the Colts position in the AFC South as the Jacksonville Jaguars won their Thursday Night Football match against the New Orleans Saints last night. Sunday's game between Indianapolis and Cleveland is dubbed the "puberty game" by Kevin. Buckner and Stewart have not played many games without each other, how that will impact the defense. Jonathan Taylor played the "it was the media" card in reference to his offseason drama.  (16:49 - 22:13) - Morning Checkdown (22:14 - 42:26) - What ways will the Colts be able to surprise this Cleveland defense. The Browns have a generational defense that will require the team to find some unique ways to score. The Colts have not turned the ball over in any of their wins this season. Andy is crunching the numbers and listing the statistics this show instead of Kevin. KB thinks that at 3 - 3 the Colts still have a handful of opportunities to be a playoff team. Memories of Peyton Manning's return to Lucas Oil Stadium as a Denver Bronco was 10 years ago.  (42:27 - 1:14:25) - Greg Rakestraw of the ISC Network and The Fan's Soccer Saturday joins the program. He opens with his memories of Peyton Manning's return to Indy 10 years ago. Rakestraw believes that the Colts game on Sunday is pivotal to the goal for the rest of the season. High School Football playoffs begin tonight and Rakestraw will have the call on Greenfield-Central vs. Pendleton Heights. Greenfield wants to win their first sectional since the 70's. Big early matchups for Sectionals as multiple 9 - 0 teams will be facing off.  (1:14:26 - 1:27:21) - Indianapolis's own Tucker Barnhart, a catcher for the Los Angeles Dodgers triple-A affiliate, the Oklahoma City Dodgers, calls in to the program. Barnhart breaks down the ALCS and NLCS matchups going on in the MLB post-season. The ten-year vet spent the last season with the Chicago Cubs and experienced all the new rule changes in Major League Baseball. He believes the rules have had an overall positive impact on the game. The pitch clock has accomplished its mission of speeding the game up, games were on average 30-40 minutes shorter than last season. Barnhart is asked why he thinks that his time in Chicago did not last as long as he may have hoped. What Indiana sports will he try and take in during the off season.  (1:27:22 - 1:29:57) - Touch and go teasing Matt Taylor's appearance on the show. (1:29:58 - 2:03:18) - Radio voice of the Colts Matt Taylor joins the show for his weekly spot. A bunch of big news to get an inside scoop on beginning with the announcement of Richardson's season ending surgery. May-Tay's kids will not be wearing Crocs. Taylor says that getting into the backfield early and often will be essential to the Colts getting off to a good start. What stands out to Matt about the Browns defense? Taylor's memories of Peyton's return to Lucas Oil Stadium 10 years ago today.  (2:03:19 - 2:09:51) - Pop Quiz (2:09:52 - 2:16:19) - Weekend plans and Colts picks in the final segment before Cleveland vs. Indianapolis this Sunday.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode is a conversation with 2016 Pendleton Heights graduate Alex Buck. || Contact: coachp.irpodcast@gmail.com Instagram: @joshpuccinelli

It's the final hour on Network Indiana's Indiana Sports Talk, Derek Shultz and Eddie Garrison start off the final hour of the show joined by Indiana Pacers' Rookie Andrew Nembhard. They talk what Andrew's experience has been like with the Pacers this year, what it's been like playing with another great rookie in Benedict Mathurin, and what an honor it was for him to play for Team Pau tonight in the Jordan Rising Stars Game at NBA All-Star weekend in Salt Lake City, Utah. Next on IST, Brendan King joins the show to talk with Derek about Pendleton Heights 64-43 big win tonight over Shenandoah. BK then goes onto talk with Shultz about the recent coaching hire with the Colts, and King gives his thoughts on the Colts' struggles and what the coaching hire will mean in the grand scheme of things in Indianapolis. After that on IST, Coach Joey Hart from the #1 team in 2A, Linton Stockton, stops by to talk about the 20-1 Miners big 88-39 win tonight over North Central. David Deaton from WKLO joins Derek in talking one of the best teams in 2A, Providence who took North Harrison as the Pioneers win 52-31 over the Cougars and move to 17-3. Kip Wesner joins the show to close out the hour to talk the Hoosier Basketball Magazine. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's another Friday night which means Network Indiana's Indiana Sports Talk is back! Coach Bob Lovell and Brendan King start out the show talking the biggest high school basketball games from around the state today. They start the show joined by Keith Myers from Indiana SRN who had a couple games today in the girl's sectional. In the first game, Mount Vernon took home a 29-25 win over Pendleton Heights. The second game was a little bit higher scoring with New Palestine winning 50-45 over Anderson. Next Chris Pressly, with indianahighschoolsports.com covering the 3A sectional joins the show to talk with Coach about Hamilton Heights 58-47 win over Jay County, and Yorktown's 43-35 win tonight against Frankton. After that on IST, Chris Norton, with WITZ, joins the show with a breakdown of Jasper's 43-33 win this evening over Evansville Reitz. Adrian Holden, also with indianahighschoolsports.com, joins Coach in talking some more sectional action. His two calls were Lawrence North and Cathedral in which the Wildcats knocked off the Irish 42-36. His second game was Warren Central and Crispus Attucks where the Warriors get it done their with a 71-27 blowout win. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Greg Rakestraw starts off the hour talking about an exciting Ben Davis and Carmel game. Rakestraw and Lovell look around the state at where teams are headed. John Herrick talks about North Central and Warren Central Friday night double header. North Central struggles in talent but has a legendary coach that has been leading them to big wins this season. Kankakee Valley beats Highland 63-54 and head coach Bill Shepard talks about the Friday night hoops action. JB Neal brings updates from Bloomfield after the 63-38 win against North Central. Matt Lewis talks about two players that have been key impacts on the success of this season for Wapahani. Kurt Darling talks about the big win for the Greenfield Central program over Pendleton Heights. Cliff Hawkins recaps the defensive battle Tipton had in their win against Hamilton Heights.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kurt Darling from Ninestar TV joins the start of the first full hour to talk New Pal rolling over Pendleton Heights 42-14. John Herrick from the ISC Sports network calls in  to talk Tri West winning 24-21 over Danville. Coach Eric Quintana from Roncalli calls in to go over beating Guerin Catholic 49-10. Coach Tim Able from Triton Central talks beating Indian Creek 49-14. Coach Sam Carnes from Traders Point goes over his teams 41-20 victory over Frontier. Coach Jake Gilbert from Westfield discusses his teams tough 26-21 loss to Hamilton Southeastern. Andrew Smith from New Pal Radio talks the New Pal win over Pendleton. Chuck Sorrell talks his South Putnam squad's 60-7 beatdown of Edgewood. Greg Rakestraw from the ISC Sports Network discuses Ben Davis beating Warren Central 42-28. WNDI'S John Montgomery then joins to talk Sullivan shutting out Greencastle 38-0. Chris Norton from WITZ goes over Jasper losing to Mater Dei 27-7. Coach Darrin Fisher from Whiteland talks beating Perry Meridian 47-23. Coach Greg Barrett calls in to go over South Vermillion beating Covington 53-6. Brian Sullivan from WNAS New Albany calls to talk New Albany losing 42-7 to Columbus East.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this week's episode we're joined by two of Art Garden KC's co-founders, Bethany Alzanadi and Xavier Gayden. The weekly free art festival is back for the season in Pendleton Heights from 11-4 every Sunday. A family and pet friendly event, Art Garden has something for everyone. Art Garden is also launching a new partnership with the Arts Asylum, a cornerstone of Kansas City's creative community. Listen for more details!

Welcome back to the Northeast Newscast. On this week's episode I'm joined by Eric Rosell, co-owner of PH Coffee at 2200 Lexington Avenue in Pendleton Heights. PH Coffee, which opened in October 2019, has become a hub of activity, art and community. Their new monthly Community Event begins the weekend of April 3. Visit www.ph.coffee for more info!

In the first full hour of Indiana Sports Talk, John Herrick from the ISC Sports Network joins the show after having the call for both the boys and girls games between South Putnam and North Putnam. Then, Tim Adams from Park Tudor joins the show after a win over Scecina. Then, Brian Sullivan from WNAS joins the program after New Albany's win over Evansville Harrison 61-59.  After that, JR Howell joins the show after an early favorite for the game of the year. Zionsville defeated Westfield 67-65 in double overtime. David Deaton from WKLO joins the show after the Harrison County rivalry between Corydon Central and North Harrison. Then, Lapel beat Pendleton Heights and Rob Connett was on the call for NineStar TV to round out the first full hour. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this week's episode of the Northeast Newscast, we're joined by Phyllis Hardwick, a Pendleton Heights resident and Executive Director of Community Capital Fund. Since 2012, the Community Capital Fund (CCF) has invested in innovative and measurable community development that aligns with and strengthens the financial, human, and social capital of under-resourced neighborhoods in the Greater Kansas City Metro. 

On this week's episode of the Northeast Newscast, we're joined by two of the founders of Art Garden, an artist pop-up each Sunday in Pendleton Heights. We discuss where they found inspiration for the gathering, how they've built community among artists in the neighborhood, and what it means to be an artivist.Margarita Friedman and Bethany Alzanadi are two of the founders of Art Garden KC, which happens each Sunday at Lexington and Brooklyn Avenues in Pendleton Heights. Join them for the final outdoor event of the year from 11-6 on October 31, with Live Music, Food Trucks, more than 100 Art Vendors, Trunk-or-Treat, Halloween Pop-Up Bar, Art Classes & More! And don't forget your costume!

The ten o'clock hour of IST tonight with Coach Bob Lovell begins with a very happy Darrin Fisher of Whiteland following their win over Mooresville tonight, NineStar's Kurt Darling detailing Pendleton Heights shutout win over Delta, Chris Lowry from WIOU explaining how Kokomo was able to defeat Logansport, and Steve McClure from Indiana SRN broke down Traders Point Christian's nail biting win over Edinburgh. In the second half of the hour, Coach Lovell is joined by Chuck Sorrel of South Putnam following his team's victory over Brown County, Perry Central's Greg Gibson following a victory over West Washington, Andrew Smith from New Pal Radio after New Pal's dominating win over Shelbyville, WKLO's David Deaton detailed Silver Creek's thrilling win over North Harrison. To conclude the hour was Jake Gilbert from Westfield breaking down his team's win at Avon and Greg Barr. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Colts build depth by signing DT Antwaun Woods. Carson Wentz was surprisingly good and sturdy in Philly minus 2020. Pacers come back in second half to beat 76ers - lock up postseason spot. Cubs lose - Joc Peterson and Kyle Schwarber remain the same guy. Pendleton Heights legend John Broughton leaves huge legacy. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-kent-sterling-show/support

Host Sarah Rush discusses the importance of coaching cycles and instructional leadership with Ashley Gustin, Assistant Principal of Pendleton Heights Middle School.

Kurt Darling from Indiana SRN called to talk about Guerin Catholic's big win over Pendleton Heights, Brian Sullivan from WNAS discuss Carmel's victory over New Albany, Mark Minner from Butler radio talks about the Butler loss to IU, Tom Brew from Sports Illustrated calls to talk IU basketball, and Ryan Osborn from Carmel calls in to talk about their win over New Albany. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The ten o’clock hour of Indiana Sports Talk kicks off with Coach Lovell talking to Andy Dorrel from Culver Academies after their win over Plymouth, South Putnam’s Chuck Sorrell following his team’s win over Attica, Westfield’s Jake Gilbert joins the program following a shutout win over Noblesville, Darrin Fisher from Whiteland joins following their blowout victory against Seymour, and Kurt Darling from Indiana SRN summarized Cathedral’s win over Terre Haute South. In the second half of this hour, Mike Kirschner from Mt. Vernon Fortville kicks it off explaining how they defeated Pendleton Heights, Greg Rakestraw from the ISC Sports Network explains Carmel’s win over Pike, WKLO’s David Deaton discusses Salem’s victory over North Harrison, Brian Duggar from Martinsville talks about their win over Greenwood, Perry Central’s Greg Gibson talks their win over North Central Farmersburg, 93.5FM/107.5 FM “The Fan’s” John Herrick describes Carmel’s win over Pike, and Mark Foerster from WXFN rounds out the hour explaining Delta’s big win over Fort Wayne Wayne. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Indiana Sports Talk with Bob Lovell brings you High School football from across the state. Bob begins this hour with Matt Thacker from Fairfield they beat Lakeland 42-0. Jake Gilbert joins to speak on Westfield's 45 to 6 victory over Fishers.  Perry Central defeated Springs Valley 36-0 Greg Gibson joined to talk about the game. Mark Foerster joined to talk about Delta's 22 to 16 victory over Greenfield Central. Kurt Darling speaks about the Pendleton Heights vs Yorktown game where Pendleton Heights won 35-7. Bill Peebles joined from Cathedral they got the victory over Brebeuf Jesuit 49 to 7. Steve McClure talks about the Southport victory over Terra Haute South 50 to 36. Southridge gets a win voer Heritage Hills Kurt Guchsel joins to speak on the 43 to 14 victory. Andy Dorrill joins to speak on Culver Academy's victory over South Bend St. Joseph 27 to 14. Rob Connett then joins to talk about Brownsburg's 29 to 8 victory over Noblesville. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As we conclude tonight’s show on Indiana Sports Talk with Bob Lovell, Mishawaka Central’s Mike Davidson calls in to describe how electrifying their win was over Penn, Brownsburg’s PA Announcer in Rob Connett following the Bulldogs first loss of the season to Westfield in overtime, Walt Ferber from WITZ makes another Friday night appearance on IST following his broadcast of Evansville Central’s 24-17 win over Jasper, and a very happy Patrick Mallory from Lawrence North stops by after his team was able to squeak out a 27-24 overtime win over Ben Davis, and Pat Shanley from Lafayette Jefferson rounds out the first half of the eleven o’clock hour discussing their win tonight over Marion. In the second half of the program you hear from Paul Condry from the Regional Radio Sports Network elaborating on Andrean’s 35-24 victory over Hobart, Defensive Coordinator Mike Dowell from South Decatur explains how his defense was able to hold Springs Valley to 6 points tonight, Indiana SRN’s Justin Grifice describes North Newton’s win over Fronteir, Mike Kelly from Hamilton Southeastern breaks down his team’s 14-13 win, Mt. Vernon Fortville’s Mike Kirschner continues to win games as they defeated Pendleton Heights 27-21 to remain undefeated, Greg Barrett from South Vermillion breaks down their 51-44 victory over Park Heritage, and the man of the night in Jake Gilbert from Westfield explains how nice it was to finally knock off Brownsburg in overtime to round out the show. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this week’s episode of the Northeast Newscast, we are speaking with Christopher Binkley, President of Pendleton Heights Neighborhood Association. A resident of the neighborhood for several years, he discusses his love for the community, the assets and challenges of the neighborhood, recent development, and his vision for the neighborhood in the upcoming years.

On this week’s episode of the Northeast Newscast, we are speaking with Whitney Barnardo, former president of Pendleton Heights Neighborhood Association.Pendleton Heights is holding an election on Tuesday, November 12 to elect multiple board members, including president.Barnardo discusses her time as president, assets and challenges of the Pendleton Heights Neighborhood, projects she worked on during her two years, and what work she believes still needs to be done.

On this week’s episode of the Northeast Newscast, to celebrate Halloween, we are listening to spooky tales of ghostly encounters from our neighbors right here in the Northeast.Cindy Khin talks about her chilling encounters inside the 110-year-old Tiffany Castle and recounts the life of the man whom the home is named after. Stephan Zweifler tells us the tale of a woman whose body is buried in Elmwood Cemetery but whose spirit lives amongst the guests at the Inn at 425 on Gladstone Avenue. Kent Dicus walks us through the 133-year-old history of his home in Pendleton Heights and discusses how he has recorded proof that he is not alone in the building. Dale Castle recounts the hauntings during a ghostly investigation at an undisclosed building in the Northeast.

Football scores and updates. Pendleton Heights running back Kamden Earley joins me.

On this week’s episode of the Northeast Newscast, we are sitting down with Northeast News Managing Editor Elizabeth Orosco, Creative Arts Director Bryan Stalder, and Publisher Michael Bushnell to discuss this week’s headlines and hot topics. We discuss Pendleton Heights’ alley beautification and how it is working to deter crime, our thoughts on the transient community and what it means for Northeast, our new Mayor, and the proposed BikeKC Master plan and the future of Independence Avenue.

This EP we sit down with Addison, Eric, Alex, and Jared, who are the founders of PH Coffee. PH is located in Pendleton Heights here in good ole  KC MO. These guys have set out with the goal to not only serve the highest quality coffee possible, but to more importantly focus on opening a coffee shop that's stripped of the stigma that comes along with the kind of people who hang around coffee shops. Instead, they're striving to break down the walls people put up. PH welcomes all walks of life and accepts people for who people are at their core. PH  Coffee is a home where people feel safe to express and share their strories..while enjoying amazing coffee of course.    Instagram   

In this episode of the Northeast Newscast, Kristin Johnson, Northeast resident, discusses historic home rehab, how she found herself in the business and what it means to the community.

Jessica Ray, Event Chair for the Pendleton Heights Holiday Homes Tour and Artist Market, gives us all the details and a peek into the upcoming Homes Tour being held December 1st.

This week on Kansas City's Northeast Newscast, managing editor Paul Thompson sits down with Northeast Kansas City Historical Society President Kent Dicus to preview the NEKCHS Homes Tour, to be held on Saturday, October 14, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Pendleton Heights neighborhood. Dicus also gives a progress report on the latest edition of the historical society's history book of Northeast homes, dishes on his Mystery House Facebook series, discusses his hopes for the Jackson County Historical Society, weighs his role in historic preservation battles throughout the area, and talks about his hope for the future of the Historic Northeast.

On this week's episode of the Northeast Newscast, managing editor Paul Thompson talk with Pendleton Heights Neighborhood Association President Jessica Ray. The two discuss Pendleton Heights' Party in the Park; the now-leasing Pendleton Flats apartments, and how that project might help build momentum for future Paseo Gateway housing projects; what businesses Ray would like to see move into the neighborhood; the joy of seeing families in Pendleton Heights, and where she believes the neighborhood will be 5-10 years in the future; and finally, Ray discusses the latest developments in the neighborhood association's efforts to save a historic home from demolition.