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Behavioral changes which are met with silence and indifference reinforce to the person exhibiting those changes that they are alone in their struggle, and that isolation is the primary enemy of good mental health.

A new documentary explores the lingering pain from the 1965 Piatt Street Plane Crash. We bring you that story plus news from Wichita and around the state.

The challenges facing Wichita’s new school superintendent. Also, a new documentary explores the lingering pain from the 1965 Piatt Street Plane Crash.

Beth Golay spoke with Rainn Wilson about his new book, "SoulBoom: Why We Need a Spiritual Revolution," the roots of his own spirituality and why he has hope for a better world.

Donated livers are in short supply — way more people need transplants than can get them. But new rules just made the problem worse in Kansas. We’ll hear about why one Kansas man had to leave the state to get a lifesaving surgery. Plus news from Wichita and around the state.

Blues Traveler's Brendan Hill says that one thing that has kept the band excited about new music and touring over the last 30 plus years is its loyal and eclectic fan base. Jedd Beaudoin speaks with Hill, plus we have stories from Wichita and around the state.

You’ll find plenty of happy trees in the movie Paint, you’ll just need to brush away all the debris around them.

As Wichita navigates how to best work with its unhoused population, the city of San Francisco is using a group of citizens who are drawing on personal experience as Community Ambassadors. That, plus more from around the state.

Fletcher Powell was delightfully surprised by Martin Scorsese’s new movie about David Johansen, called "Personality Crisis: One Night Only".

The historically Black Fairmount neighborhood directly south of Wichita State’s campus was established in the late 1890s and is no stranger to change. We’ll hear more about the neighborhood’s reaction to its most recent transition. Plus news from Wichita and around the state.