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This week on The Range, say cheese … one last time. Also, we discover where the wildflowers are.

We know what a berry is, we know what a cranberry is, but what the heck is a "cran?" We enter the sometimes murky world of the cranberry morpheme...

Fletcher Powell says a new movie is at least a *tiny* cut above what you might think you're getting.

In this conversation, Matt Dowling discusses his early enthusiasm for music, including hip-hop and Radiohead, an instructional video by Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea that provided inspiration, and Dowling’s role in Hellbender Vinyl, a pressing plant in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, which he co-owns with Jeff Betten of Misra Records as well as Frederick Arnold of Future Oak Recording.

KMUW book reviewer Suzanne Perez says "One of Our Kind" by Nicola Yoon is a fast-paced thriller that keeps you guessing until the very end.

A Kansas City musician took his pedal steel guitar deep into a Cold War nuclear missile silo to record an album that comes out this week. But if you think Nate Hofer’s Dooms Day missile base music is going to be harsh and foreboding, think again. Plus news from Wichita and around the state.

La contaminación causada por un derrame químico hace una década tiene efectos duraderos en algunos hogares, un recluso murió en la cárcel del condado de Sedgwick y la gigantesca empresa de salud Ascensión todavía está lidiando con los problemas causados por el ataque cibernético.

This week on The Range...why a group of women surgeons look to each other for support. Also, how the musician called Bongo Bobby got his name.

This week, we're talking about some of the very oldest words in the English language, and how little some of them have changed over thousands of years.

For 20 years, singer-songwriter Hayden Sayers wanted to be part of a due - but couldn't find the right drummer. Then he met Brennen Temple. The duo performs under the name BoomChank. KMUW"s Jedd tells us more. Plus news from Wichita and around the state.