Season 8
This season of Cottonwood Connections takes a look at Kansas’ role in our country’s history as it approaches its 250th. From a president to constitutional amendments, from the boom and bust of town building to the formation of the plains, from iconic animals to one of the hardest decades in our history, the Sunflower State plays a significant part in our nation’s colorful and compelling story. PREMIERING APRIL 12th at 6 PM
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Season 8 of Cottonwood Connections is made possible in part by these current sponsors:
Horlacher Jewelers
Colby Glass Co. Inc.
Fry Eye Associates
Scott County Historical Society
United
The Prairie Museum of Art & History
Sherman County Historical Society
ALL NEW
SUNDAYS at 6 PM
REBROADCAST
SATURDAYS at 6 PM
Season 8 Episodes
APRIL 12 - The General
APRIL 19 - The President
APRIL 26 - Pioneer Town
MAY 3 - The Story Beneath Our Feet
MAY 10 - Prohibition and Bootleggers
MAY 17 - Dirty 30s: Boom and Bust Set Stage
MAY 24 - Dirty 30s: The Dust Bowl
MAY 31 - Dirty 30s: Building to Rebuild
JUNE 7 - High Plains Wildlife
JUNE 14 - Legendary Longhorns
JUNE 21 - Worth 1,000 Words
JUNE 28 - Kansas and the History of America
Season 7
This season takes you deeper into the stories that shaped Kansas and the Great Plains — from exploring why Kansas is known as the Wheat State, to uncovering the history of the Cavalry of the Plains, and much more. Click on each image below to watch on Smoky Hills PBS Passport!
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Season 6
This season brings fresh, in-depth documentaries exploring the rich history and culture of Kansas and the Great Plains. Throughout the season, viewers will experience engaging stories on The Cold War, Orphan Train, Cowtowns, Oil Boom, and many more!
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