Todd Feeback

Multimedia Editor

Todd Feeback joined KCPT in May of 2013 as a reporter/producer covering health. Prior to joining the KCPT family, he worked as a video journalist and photographer at The Kansas City Star where he covered everything from the Joplin tornado to the Chiefs. He also contributed to several long-term award-winning investigative projects; most recently about the beef industry. A life-long resident of Kansas City, Todd is very excited to be at KCPT producing stories about health. In his free time, he blogs about growing heirloom tomatoes.

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Little has changed at Elohim City, including the beliefs of the residents

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Stories by Todd Feeback

Making exercise fun through drumming

Little has changed at Elohim City, including the beliefs of the residents

Cancer in KC: ‘Beauty of survival, strength, courage, humor’

Cancer in KC: Dr. Jennifer Laurence

Researcher turned entrepreneur hopes to innovate cancer treatment

A song and dance for patients at the end of chemo treatment

See part of KCPT and Flatland's Cancer in KC series

Facing layoffs and closures, rural hospitals push for medicaid expansion

Using T’ai Chi to help with chronic health issues

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Feature Series

We Are Flatland

ToddFeeback

Multimedia Editor

Stories by Todd Feeback

Making exercise fun through drumming

Little has changed at Elohim City, including the beliefs of the residents

Cancer in KC: ‘Beauty of survival, strength, courage, humor’

Cancer in KC: Dr. Jennifer Laurence

Researcher turned entrepreneur hopes to innovate cancer treatment

A song and dance for patients at the end of chemo treatment

See part of KCPT and Flatland's Cancer in KC series

Facing layoffs and closures, rural hospitals push for medicaid expansion

Using T’ai Chi to help with chronic health issues

Funding for FlatlandProvided By

Funding for Flatland
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