The 7th Street Podcast

This is the next installment of this season's stories covering the prosecutorial misconduct of former Wyandotte County prosecutor, Terra Morehead as I review the case of Gregory Orozco.

A brief recap of the FBI arrest and charges against former KCKPD detective Roger Golubski.

An explanation for where I've been this whole summer...

 Just a quick announcement.

Today we are catching up on what's been going on in the Unified Government building and taking a look at the first several months of Mayor Garner's leadership and review his apparent "learning curve" noted in the KC Star after walking out of a recent commission meeting.

Today’s street story explores the culture surrounding Terra Morehead’s career as a U.S Attorney and how her and her colleagues’ corrupt practices derailed the career of a promising prosecutor.

This is a bonus street story about the "Bowling Incident" within the KCKPD. Never hear about it? Well, take a listen.

Today we catch up on the latest COVID news and numbers and discuss pandemic-caused grief in KCK with Oscar Orozco.

Today's street story is an overview of Terra Morehead's career as a prosecutor in Wyandotte County and the negative impact her misconduct has had on the Kansas criminal justice system.

Today we are catching up on some critical 7th Street moments that have happened since Season 1 ended. I’ll be discussing Roc Nation and interviewing Commissioner Andrew Davis about the recent local election and voting in KCK.

Today on 7th Street we are wrapping up the first season of the podcast with a recap of the entire season. Thank for you all the support. Peace and blessings!

This is a special announcement of breaking news related to our street story series.

This is a bonus clip of Monsignor Swetland, Dean of Donnelly College getting on his soapbox.

Today we talk with the Dean of Donnelly College, Monsignor Swetland about his experience on the KCK Task Force for Community and Police Reform and his thoughts on how substance abuse, mental illness, and homelessness is handled by law enforcement.