Prairie Hollow Productions

05/01/2026

Have you caught our story on KPR today?

On Sunday, the Kansas Museum of History in Topeka will screen the documentary Beyond Theology: What Would Jesus Do? The screening will begin at 2 pm. It will also be broadcast on KTWU, Topeka's public TV station, on Father's Day.

04/29/2026

Come join us for a special event at the Kansas Museum of History in Topeka this Sunday afternoon, May 3rd, beginning at 2pm.

02/08/2026

MARK YOUR CALENDARS. Folks in central and western Kansas can catch our show next month on Smoky Hills PBS. Spread the word!

01/29/2026

So love that collaboration worked so well!

01/29/2026

Thanks to everyone who tuned in to KTWU last night to watch "An Oasis on the Prairie" and the two segments from "Prairie Women." Special thanks to those of you who called in to make a contribution or did so online (62 community-minded Kansans and one from Missouri). We raised almost $18,000 for ktwu11! Was great to hear those phones ringing! We had a great crew of friendly folks answering the phones. Some of them even made their own contributions as did some of those volunteering their time on the production crew! I especially appreciated the warm welcome I received from my former colleagues at KTWU who continue to persist and do their jobs as they cope with the loss of federal funding. This is how we pull together to preserve those elements of our society that we value.

01/27/2026

A sampling of our show on Kansas Public Radio today before the program premieres on KTWU, PBS from Topeka, tomorrow (Wednesday) evening at 7pm. Take a listen through KPR's website, then tune in and join us for the KTWU broadcast! We'll also air two segments from our "Prairie Women" production featuring Chase County ranchers Jane Koger & Annie Wilson along with Annie's daughter Emily, who performs with the musical group called Weda Skirts.

A new documentary profiles the ranchers of Greenwood County, Kansas. In this excerpt, we learn about the Perrier family and their operation: Dalebanks Angus near Eureka, Kansas.

12/14/2025

So you missed our premiere at the Granada and you don't want to wait for the broadcast premiere at the end of January? How can you watch the show? Click on this link and you'll see....

As the Greenwood County (Kansas) Cattlemen's Association marks the centennial of its annual Cattlemen's Day, meet some of the ranching families in the…

12/04/2025

A short story taken from our documentary is airing on public radio in Kansas today. Click on the image below to hear about the young couple who moved back to Kansas to launch their Salt Creek Farm (& Market in Eureka) endeavors.

A new documentary profiles ranchers in Greenwood County, Kansas, including a young couple trying to make a go of it as ranchers and small business owners in rural Kansas.