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  • We continue on with our look at the newest words that have been added to dictionaries, and Kathy offers an enormous mea culpa.
  • Se agregarán dos estaciones más de bomberos en Wichita, Kansas está buscando proveedores para operar el programa Medicaid, y dos elefantas en el zoológico del condado de Sedgwick están embarazadas.
  • It's Friday the 13th. Are you looking for a spooky immersive experience? Torin Andersen takes a tour of the Hotel Tempus... where there are vacancies. Plus news from Wichita and around the state.
  • Beth recently spoke with Nghiem Tran about the challenges of cultural assimilation for both himself and his characters in "We're Safe When We're Alone" and much more.
  • Most performance spaces at the local level revolve around alcohol – bars and entertainment venues. A recent event at Century II provided a safe space for performers in recovery. We’ll hear how the event gave them a second chance at finding their passion again. Plus news from Wichita and around the state.
  • Billions of pounds of food is wasted in the U-S each year… including on farms. A federal program is working to connect farms with food pantries to prevent wasting foods that have minor imperfections. We'll learn more about “Farm to Food Bank” and the future of the initiative. Plus news from Wichita and around the state.
  • The new Britney Spears memoir, "The Woman In Me," features plenty of behind-the-scenes revelations about everything from the star’s battles with paparazzi to her tumultuous relationships with her younger sister, Jamie Lynn.
  • Musician A.J. Croce is currently on tour performing concerts billed as Croce Plays Croce during which he pays tribute to his late father, the songwriter Jim Croce. One thing that he has learned in that process, he says, is that his father understood human nature. Jedd Beaudoin speaks with A.J. Croce. Plus news from Wichita and around the state.
  • When author Sigrid Nunez wrote her new novel, The Vulnerables, she didn't necessarily have an audience in mind, but wanted to write about the shared experience of the lockdowns that came with Covid. KMUW's Beth Golay speaks with National Book Award Winner Sigrid Nunez. Plus news from Wichita and around the state.
  • Eric Litwiller says the use of dedicated mental health screenings has grown.
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