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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.

Nicole Holofcener makes movies that show people with all their warts, pettiness, passions, and generosity, acknowledging that all of these things exist within us at once, and without passing judgment. Her latest is "You Hurt My Feelings".

For this month’s ArtWorks, Torin Andersen visited Tim Stone at his studio in Henrion Hall at Wichita State University.

The Blind Boys of Alabama have been part of the music industry for more than 70 years. What do they credit for this longevity?

Successfully completing drug addiction treatment becomes more complicated when parents need to find child care for their children. That means some Kansans parents never go into treatment. We’ll hear how one program changed a mother’s life. Plus news from Wichita and around the state.

Book reviewer Suzanne Perez says “Chain-Gang All-Stars” is both brilliant and devastating, a look at our resilient humanity and the damage we are capable of.

Katie Williams spoke with Beth Golay about this fictional not so distant future, society’s fascination with true crime, and the complexities of writing from the perspective of a clone.

As a college student in Virginia Tyler Fauntleroy fell in love with the musical "Hamilton."And now he's in the cast.

By his own admission, Brendan Slocumb wants to be the "Stephen King of musical thrillers." He's well on his way.

We've been a little bit cranky lately, so we thought we'd dig up some big-sounding words we're actually fond of. How deliquescent! (wait, that's not right...)