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Musician Scott Yoder turned to the movies of old Hollywood while recovering from a bicycle accident. Those films inspired his glam rock-laced album Wither on Hollywood and Vine. We'll hear Yoder's conversation with Jedd Beaudoin, plus news from Wichita and around the state.

The Farm-to-School movement is out to revolutionize the humble school lunch. But the path from cropland to cafeteria is full of unexpected twists and turns. Can a new wave of federal funding smooth the way? We'll find out. Plus we have news from Wichita and around the state.

In this episode of Books & Whatnot Suzanne Perez and Beth Golay give us an update on their summer reading goals — some of which were met on their reading retreat.

Fletcher Powell looks at a new biopic about a groundbreaking athlete.

Nathan Hill is the author of "Wellness."

In Earth Wind & Fire's hit "September," have you ever wondered about the significance of the lyrics, "Do you remember, the 21st night of September?" According Allee Willis, who co-wrote the song in 1978 with Maurice White, there is no significance. She told NPR that they went through all the dates, and the 21st just sang better. Today on Wichita's Early Edition, we'll listen to "September" with its never-ending ba-dee-yas, plus a movie review and news from Wichita and around the state.

Miles de personas mas en Kansas pierden su cobertura de Medicaid por problemas de papeleo, el numero de personas sin hogar en Wichita es mayor del recuento inicial, Textron Aviation venderá 1500 aviones a un antiguo cliente, y Kansas planea limitar la posesión de anfibios y reptiles.

Mariama Beemer says her new Black-owned business is an opportunity to express herself and connect with her origins and roots.

Curt Clonts says a new art exhibit takes him back a few decades.

Rudy Love & The Encore have a new record out, titled "The Beauty of Burdens." Love says that the record balances weighty topics with a sense of humor, something that's always been important to him. Plus news from Wichita and around the state.