ICT Must See: Recent Episodes
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There's more to our hometown than you might think. There's more cutting-edge art, music, and cuisine in this city than a lot of folks realize. This podcast is dedicated to making more people, more aware of all the hidden treasures Wichita has to offer. This is ICT Must See.
On this episode of ICT Must See, we go to Verita Coffee Bar and Roastery at 9414 West Central. We sit down with Jon Jones, the co-owner of Verita.
On this episode of ICT Must See, we participate in Open Streets ICT! The concept of Open Streets ICT is to temporarily close selected streets to motor vehicles and open streets to invite walking, biking, arts and culture related activities.
In this podcast, we feature the interview we DIDN’T get in time for the previous ICT Must See. It’s an in-depth interview with Wichita Sculptor Mike Miller, plus a look back at some of the Suburban Equipment radio commercials that made him famous. That’s right. Before Mike Miller was a sculptor, he was a John Deere dealer! We’ll also stop by The Old Mill Tasty Shop for some lunch and reminisce on ICT Must Taste!
In ICT Must See #3 we feature music from some of the artists who’ll be appearing at the Bluesmasters at the Crosscroads Concert in Salina. We also take a look at the DNA sculpture that’s currently floating on the Arkansas River downtown, part of the Art Art Project, and created by Mike Miller, Marc Durfee, and Ty Tabing. We pay a visit to a delightful new downtown restaurant, The Kitchen. And we take a look at the new Bikeshare ICT program available through Zagster, and sponsored by Blue Cross Blue Shield!
On this episode, we take a look at the upcoming acoustic music festival in Winfield, KS, the Walnut Valley Festival, the 14th Annual Pedalfest bike ride, and delicious Piatto Neapolitan Pizzeria.
On this episode of ICT Must See, we play music from artists performing at the Wichita Vortex Fest, talk art with local artist Michael Pointer, and talk ICT Must Eat with Central Standard Brewing.