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Show Me | Jason Sudeikis

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January 31, 2018  |  Cole Blaise  |  1 min read

Season three of “Show Me” kicks off with actor and comedian Jason Sudeikis back in his hometown. Often wearing one of many KC hats, Sudeikis is proud to call Kansas City home. See what keeps him coming back year after year and why he thinks Kansas City may be the new hub for what’s happening next.

The four-part series runs consecutive Wednesdays through Feb. 21, culminating in a 30-minute special Thursday, Feb. 22 on KCPT.

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