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In this episode of Past and Present, Dr. Robert E. Weems, Jr. suggests that the events of January 6, 2021 were not as improbable as many believe.

On this episode Tim Easton discusses the influence his siblings had on his musical formation, his solitary existence as a musician, and his approach to songwriting workshops.

KMUW's Fletcher Powell says a new literary adaptation is worth the effort.

Musician Alison Brown says that as a banjo player, she's excited about the future of the instrument, especially in the hands of women and people of color. Also, The Keeper of the Plains is turning 50. Torin Andersen spoke with three native artists about the influence the iconic statue has had on their work. Plus news from Wichita and around the state.

Beth Golay recently spoke with Nicholson Baker about his new novel, "Finding a Likeness: How I Got Somewhat Better at Art."

Cake - the band, not the dessert - has been described as clever, funny, sometimes deadpan, musically eclectic - and really good. And they have unusual ways of connecting with its fans - for instance, trees. KMUW's Jedd Beaudoin recently spoke with the band's vocalist and co-founder John McCrea about building community and other things. Plus news from Wichita and around the state.

If you’ve always hated leaving your best furry friend at home when you go to meet friends for drinks, those days are over. Wichita now has a bar designed for both man and beast. Denise Neil has details.

This week on "The Range"...need a tattoo? We’ve got you covered. Also, a bus rider talks about the changes coming to the city’s transit center.

La ley del Buen Samaritano de Kansas ahora incluye sobredosis de drogas, la Junta de Educación del estado aprobó nuevos requisitos de graduación de la escuela secundaria y se abrirá una nueva clínica de Planned Parenthood (de Planificación Familiar) en el sureste de Kansas debido a un aumento en los pacientes de fuera del estado.

For this month's En Route, Hugo Phan talks with a transit rider about what the location of the new biomedical campus will mean for bus passengers.