Commentary

Fletcher Powell says a new movie could have been a riot.

London dream pop band deary discuss their formation, creative process, and new album, Birding.

The phrase “armchair detective” wasn’t around in the 1800s – but if it was, it would apply to this mystery by one of the era’s most scandalous writers. Katie Lanning explains on today’s Why Should I Read This?

A live concert includes much more than the featured tunes. Lu Anne Stephens shares some of those extra experiences from a performance by the Wichita Symphony Orchestra on this week’s Wichita Soundscape.

J.J. Blair discusses producing his friend, Mike Finnigan.

Electrelane frontwoman Verity Susman and Wire guitarist Matthew Simms retreated to France to record their latest LP, a powerful statement that seamlessly marries past and present.

Maggie Smith is best known for her poem Good Bones, which went viral in 2020. Her new collection, A Suit or a Suitcase, is an emotional, mind-opening study on the relentlessness of time.

On this week’s Flyover Food, Chef Travis Russell takes us inside the next generation of hospitality leaders.

One of the many art classes at City Arts each week is Doug Cravens' Beginning Glass Art class. KMUW's Torin Andersen caught up with Cravens teaching student Lisa Payne about glass blowing for this Wichita Soundscape.

Author and broadcaster Craig Havighurst discusses his new book, Musicality For Humans: How To Listen Like An Artist.