In this episode, we welcome back Kyle Talbot — popular Kansas City YouTube influencer, local personality, real estate agent, and the honorary “Mayor of Waldo.” Known for spotlighting KC’s culture, neighborhoods, and growth, Kyle returns to share fresh insights on what's happening across the city in 2025.

We talk about:

• The future of Kansas City’s riverfront development

• Expansion of the Kansas City streetcar

• The best neighborhoods in KC for young homebuyers

• How KC is evolving and gaining attention nationally and globally

Whether you’re a lifelong Kansas Citian or new to the area, this episode gives you a hyper-local, insider’s look at the city’s momentum. Don’t miss Kyle’s take on what makes Kansas City one of the most exciting places to live right now.

Listen now and discover why there’s just something about Kansas City.

The Regnier name is woven into the fabric of Kansas City. In this inspiring episode, Bob Regnier shares the powerful story of his family’s legacy of philanthropy and business—from his parents, Vic and Helen Regnier, to the charitable work he and his wife Ann continue today.

Bob reflects on how his father’s relentless work ethic and commitment to community shaped his own path—from helping build the iconic Ranchmart Shopping Center to founding a community-focused bank, Bank of Blue Valley. Through it all, the Regniers have used their success to give back, creating foundations that uplift and support those in need.

Tune in to hear how one family’s vision and generosity continue to shape the KC metro—and why their story is far from over.

Whether you’re passionate about Kansas City history, local entrepreneurship, or community impact, this is a story that will leave you inspired.

Madi Lamb is a Kansas City native & the founder of Quarter Life Club, a social club for helping twentysomethings “in the mood to meet people” connect in a meaningful way.

At 25, Madi hit the dreaded “quarter life crisis”. She was having trouble meeting people, and she quickly discovered she wasn’t the only one. Thanks in part to the distance that stemmed from covid and remote work, many in her generation seemed to be struggling to build community.

Madi decided to do something about it. Both inspired & disenchanted by dating apps, she began hosting casual meetups for others looking to connect. 500 members and 4 cities later, the Quarter Life Club has taken off and is sparking friendships, relationships, and meaningful connections all over the country — with Kansas City’s club leading the way.

We’re joined by Madi’s KC Advocate, Brandon Krekel, who works at the KC Chamber of Commerce and shares how Madi’s vision and the QLC is impacting small businesses all over the region.