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A listener question prompts us to try to translate some nearly impenetrable examples of academic writing.
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Commentator Curt Clonts reviews a new acquisition at the Wichita Art Museum that left him deeply affected.
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'Rye Lane' is reminiscent of the films of the American independent movement of the 1980s and ‘90s.
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Upcoming local events include an Easter Eggstravaganza, Tulip Festival, ICT Block Party, and a #ReadICT book swap.
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Suzanne Perez looks at a debut novel from an author with serious editing chops.
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If being a public radio listener means always wanting to learn more, The Lost King delivers.
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Much has been made of the efforts in Wichita to address homelessness as a part of the renewed effort toward mental health. But while all thumbs are fingers, not all fingers are thumbs.
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In 2016, Beth Golay visited with Idea Novey about her novel Ways to Disappear. This time they spoke about her newest novel, titled Take What You Need.
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We head back to the mailbag to answer some listener questions, including one about the origins of "woke," and another about the power of the bossy R.
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This week on An Artist's Perspective, commentator Curt Clonts justifies his need to collect.
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Viewers of the new film "Boston Strangler" will end up having trouble focusing on exactly which story the movie wants to tell.
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Up next, book reviewer Suzanne Perez looks at a debut collection from a young Black poet who went viral on YouTube.