Waldo, Brookside, Brookdo. But the proper name is Ward Parkway Homes Association. Situated in Kansas City, Mo., between Gregory Boulevard (north), Wornall Road (east), 75th Street (south), and State Line Road (west), the Ward Parkway neighborhood is a collection of homes dating as far back as the late 1800s. You'll find Four Squares, Dutch Colonials, Dible Tudors, Arts and Crafts Bungalows and Shirtwaists — each as unique and charming as the tree-lined streets on which they stand.
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New TV Series Seeks KCMO Residents!
Remember the reboot of Queer Eye and its several seasons shot in KCMO? The producers of Queer Eye and Executive Producer, Amy Poehler, are launching a new tv series based on the international best-seller, The Gentle Art of Swedish Death Cleaning.
This transformative series will follow a small group of KC Heroes and their families as interior designers and organizing experts support them through the process of demystifying their homes, their belongings, and their relationships!
Are you or someone you know going through a big transition in life and could use some help reimagining your home or business? Maybe you know someone who needs professional help decluttering their home as they downsize?
Do you know someone who is getting married, having their first baby, a newly empty-nester, retiring, transitioning, moving back in with their parents or simply turning the page with a new perspective on life? Then you might know someone perfect for this new series.
If you know a hero who deserves help organizing their business, their home, or their life, use the link below to nominate yourself or another to be part of this new television documentary series. Producers will review all submissions and be in touch.
Plans are to shoot in July and August, so casting will wrap up very soon. If you are interested, click a link below!
Who knows maybe a WPHA resident will be the next star!
swedishdeathcleaningseries.castingcrane.com/