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Curt Clonts remembers the friendship of a lifetime.

With Christmas only 10 days away, we decided this would be a good time to get into the holiday spirit. All in the name of research. Suzanne Perez shares a look at the newest board games to play when family and friends visit during the holidays. Plus news from Wichita and around the state.

El sábado se llevará a cabo una ceremonia de despliegue para una unidad médica de la Guardia Nacional de Wichita que se dirige al extranjero, las escuelas podrán cerrar o consolidarse en el distrito escolar de Wichita, y HumanKind está expandiendo sus instalaciones en el centro de Wichita.

With Christmas only 10 days away, we decided this would be a good week to get into the holiday spirit.We’ve got a pair of stories to help you do that, including a look at the newest board games to play when family and friends visit during the holidays.

Beth Golay visits with Charlotte Vassell about her new novel, 'The Other Half.'

Denise Neil has covered Wichita’s dining scene for The Wichita Eagle and Kansas.com for more than 20 years. We’re proud to add her expertise to the KMUW commentary line-up. Here’s the latest news from Dining with Denise.

Beth Golay recently spoke with "The Vulnerables" author Sigrid Nunez about the autobiographical aspects that emerge in her novels, her extensive literary references, and more.

Since October 7, Israel and Hamas have been waging war against each other. Across the globe, Israeli and Palestinian communities are dealing with the fallout. We'll hear from one Wichita couple who has family in Gaza – and has lost relatives to airstrikes. Plus news from Wichita and around the state, including a taste of our new commentary, Dining with Denise.

We gather local news in this podcast so you can hear the news in one place on your schedule. Sometimes that includes a national feature about something close to home. Wichita State University professor Alexandra Middlewood tells the team at Hidden Brain about her unsung hero. Plus news from Wichita and around the state.

Wichita-based writer Bryce Abood has just published the illustrated horror story "Shamu." He says the story was inspired by a real-life incident from his youth. A conversation with Bryce Abood and news from Wichita and around the state.