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Book reviewer Suzanne Perez says "Monstrilio," a debut novel by Mexican author Gerardo Samano Cordova, is perfect for fans of "Shark Heart," "Nightbitch," or the disturbingly fantastical movie, "Poor Things."

In this episode of Into Music, Adrian Sutherland discusses growing up on First Nation land, his entry into the Canadian music scene, and singing two songs on "Precious Diamonds" in his native Cree language.

We look at some "rules" of the language that were mostly just made up so people could feel like they were speaking proper English.

Power outages in Kansas caused by severe storms are frustrating some homeowners. Overhead power lines appear to be the vulnerability leading to the blackouts. Some Kansas homeowners want power company Evergy to bury the lines to provide more reliable service. We’ll hear why burying established power lines is not that easy, and would immediately raise the price on everyone’s electricity bills. Plus news from Wichita and around the state.

KMUW's Fletcher Powell says a recently released movie is making him rethink a filmmaker.

In her new short story collection, author Gina Chung examines the Korean American experience through a variety of perspectives and settings. KMUW's Beth Golay visits with Gina Chung. Plus news from Wichita and around the state.

Last Friday we looked back at the little-known history of when the College World Series was played in Wichita. Today we look forward, at how baseball teams, including the Wichita Wind Surge, are increasing their use of technology. Plus news from Wichita and around the state.

Eric Litwiller says diagnosing ADHD correctly is important.

Inmates at a federal prison in Leavenworth, Kansas, have not been able to meet or speak with friends and family for weeks. It’s because of an ongoing investigation and inmates say in letters to loved ones that they are in lockdown and rarely get to leave their cells. We’ll hear how friends and family are worried about their loved ones in the prison. Plus news from Wichita and around the state.

A video game writer pivots into fiction, exploring the concept of "what if". And as she tells KMUW's Beth Golay, the transition from one genre to another was surprisingly tricky. The results are fantastical and funny. Plus news from Wichita and around the state.