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Humanities kansas speakers bureau

Priscilla Howe

Priscilla Howe

Priscilla Howe

One Potato, Two Potato: Campfire Tales and Children's Folklore in Kansas and Beyond. Explore  how this intangible cultural heritage gets passed down through generations. Are there aspects we should consider passing along, and could there be deeper meanings behind this "kid stuff"?

Ron Wilson

Priscilla Howe

Priscilla Howe

May 17, 2026, at 1:30 p.m. 

Ron Wilson

Ridin' Trails and Writin'  Rhymes: Cowboy Culture of Kansas. Kansas was a key crossroads of frontier trails, and it was the state which helped bring the legend of the cowboy to life.

Ron is a nationally known cowboy poet and an ambassador for Western heritage.

 Join us for an exciting afternoon!


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