Singer-songwriter Jacob Augustine returns with a somber and powerful collection of songs that touch on themes of loss, the natural world, and unanswerable questions.

Legendary musical innovator and producer Robert Margouleff looks back on it all with new book.

With a solid history in theatre behind her, Ava Della Pietra has been steadily building a career as a singer-songwriter.

On this episode of Marginalia, Beth Golay speaks with author Vanessa Hua about her new novel, "Coyoteland." Book critic Suzanne Perez reviews "Evil Genius" by Claire Oshetsky. And we have book recommendations from Camden Avery, co-owner and lead buyer at The Booksmith in San Francisco, CA.

Kathy and Ross did their darndest to stump Fletcher in last week's spelling quiz, to moderate success. How will things go this week? The thrilling conclusion...

A local barbecue restaurant is stirring up Wichita’s great garlic salad debate with a new version that the owner says is the real deal.

Acclaimed singer-songwriter returns with new album that further explores the reaches of heartache and heartbreak.

Fletcher Powell says a new movie is one of the best movies of the year.

Tiff Randol returns with latest IAMEVE album, Legacy.

This is 89-1, KMUW. Nineteenth century American writers were notoriously rigid in their gender expression, or so we thought. Wichita State English professor Rebeccah Bechtold challenges that myth in today’s Why Should I Read This.

You've probably heard advice. You've probably even given advice - maybe a lot. But even if you think you've heard it all, it's good to have a few reminders from time to time. KMUW's newest commentator, Bonnie Bing shares some of her advice on this first episode of "For you, from Bonnie Bing."

Thirty years on, Kenny Wayne Shepherd returns to Ledbetter Heights.