Kansas City First Responder Confessions

This article is mostly fluff but it offers a nice respite from constant criticism of locals who risk it all for the best pensions in the metro.

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Kansas City First Responders Mindful Of Being In The Moment

Mindfulness teachers Erik Hulse and Angela Caruso-Yahne believe their practices can help first responders at home and while on duty. "Had I had some kind of mindfulness training in the police academy or earlier in my career, I think it would have profoundly impacted the trajectory of my career and my personal life and my health as well," Hulse says.

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  1. Screw KCUR, never click on anything those pinkos have to say about anything, even real life heros. Bet they say something negative about them.

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  2. The only propose KCUR serves is a temporary cure for insomnia. The radio "personalities" that are on that crap public drain on the taxpayer station could bore coma patients.

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  3. They were practicing some radical mindfulness in last winter's homeless camp hosedown.

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  4. The only thing I'm mindful of is the aftermath of overeating at Taco Bell.

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