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Sophie Emerson of The Cavves says that the lyrics on her new album are some of her most personal and that she hopes the group's audience finds a little bit of themselves in the new songs. We'll hear more about the album. Plus more news from Wichita and around the state.

Like a lot of movies today, "White Men Can't Jump" doesn’t have the confidence to let its humor arise from the characters and situations presented, and instead relies on gimmicks.

Auctions for farm equipment and household goods are increasingly going online. Internet sales bring in more buyers and higher bids. But auctions are more than just a marketplace – they’re also a rural social event. We’ll explore the impacts. Plus more news from Wichita and around the state.

Los niños y jóvenes de Wichita tendrán acceso a comidas gratuitas este verano, el vandalismo de la Alberca Aley le costará a Wichita miles de dólares en reparaciones, y el Centro Comunitario Evergreen y Biblioteca organizará una cumbre multilingüe de Kansas.

Curt Clonts offers a preview of some First Friday shows.

Businesses registered to a single out-of-state landlord are responsible for many of the evictions in Sedgwick County. The frequent evictions left some tenants in constant stress. We'll hear more about one landlord's eviction practices in Sedgwick County, and what that means for tenants. Plus, more news from Wichita and around the state.

Mental health researchers are constantly looking for new ways of offering hope to those living with treatment-resistant depression. And some of those options have become available right here in Wichita in the last few years. One of the most promising is Spravato.

Book reviewer Suzanne Perez says “The Guest Lecture” is not your usual summer fare. It’s not even your usual literary fiction. But it’s smart and interesting and thought-provoking

Canadian blues musician Matt Andersen says it's important to be the weakest link in your own band. He spoke with KMUW's Jedd Beaudoin ahead of his performance tonight at Wave. Plus news from Wichita and around the state.

The host of a program joining the KMUW lineup next week says listeners can expect a different approach. Krys Boyd visits with KMUW's Jonathan Huber about the show "Think." Plus news from Wichita and around the state.