Kansas City Stadium Flux Week In Review: Should We Call Out Savannah?!?

Here's the problem . . .

Most people who watch Week In Review from KC PBS . . . Watch it on TKC. 

There's no longer a claim of a bigger broadcast TV audience because NOBODY watches broadcast TV.

However . . .

Check the Youtube views and it's not like WIR is setting the world on fire via Youtube. 

So, this isn't a high value target and might not REALLY be worth it . . . BUT . . . 

In a quick conversation about new environmental rules regarding building codes, around the 20:50ish mark of the program KCUR journalist Savannah Hawley-Bates claims:

"Kansas City has not seen a drop in development or building since these codes went into effect." 

To which we reply . . .

FALSE!!!

KANSAS CITY ABSOLUTELY ENDURED AN EPIC DECLINE IN HOME BUILDING AFTER NEW ECO-RULES!!!

News link for backup . . . 

KSHB: Number of new home building permits up in most of metro, but not Kansas City

That's just one of many but the easiest to find . . . 

And then . . . 

Shame on her for correcting Nick Haines on his show . . . Rude. 

Also . . . It's kinda sad that she doesn't seem to know how lucky she is to have a career as a young newsie and get this shot . . . Mary Sanchez made sure to keep your 2nd favorite blogger off this program by starting a boycott and, we assume, weeping in the best Spanish she could remember from her abuelita. 

Nevertheless . . .

For anybody kind enough to read our work . . . If we get a few comments asking us to make a bigger deal of this . . . We will. 

For now . . . Here's the preview . . .

Nick Haines, Eric Wesson, Dave Helling, Savannah Hawley-Bates and Brian Ellison discuss the legacy of Mayor Quinton and his remaining to do list, new push by area business leaders for a decision on stadiums, naming the South Loop Project in honor of Roy Blunt, the Kansas flat tax, cracking down on ATVs, Missouri lawmakers walking back green initiatives, the local implications of tariffs and more.

Take a peek via www.TonysKansasCity.com embed . . .