Arts and Culture

Cathy Richardson has been singing with veteran rock band Jefferson Starship since 2008 and she says that despite the group having a wide range of hits and classic songs, she and her bandmates remain committed to creating new music.

David J offers up a collection of powerful and thoughtful new/old songs that crackle with humor.

Gottlieb's Andrew Pescara on the album The Far Fallen Fruit, politics, and finding punk rock.

Ulysses is one of those books that people want to say they’ve read – but haven’t. In today’s Why Should I Read This, Fran Connor tells us why you shouldn’t be intimidated by it and why it’s actually worth your time.

The Wichita Art Museum is partnering with Envision Arts Center to present “See, Hear, Feel America,” an exhibit that is aimed at including the visually impaired. Torin Andersen caught up with Charlie Wilks, a local musician who provided the sonic illustrations for these visual works.

Austin-based singer-songwriter Kris Schultz grew up in Topeka, loving music but not thinking that she'd become a performer. Then, one day, she tried her hand at writing songs and is currently returning to her former home state for a series of concerts.

Most people have a favorite time of year - the beginning of spring or, maybe, snowy winter. But there's one season that many definitely dislike. We learn more on today's "For You, from Bonnie Bing."

The Mekons return with a dub take on their most recent studio LP.

Julia Langbein's new novel, "Dear Monica Lewinsky," is part comedy, part fairy tale, part historical reckoning — a clever and creative work that will have you rethinking much of what you have come to believe.

Bob Bert has been making albums and performing live since the 1980s with a wide range of influential artists but 2026 marks the first time he's released an album under his own name.