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Have you ever wondered how lyrics come together? Carla Eckels has, and she asked KC of KC and the Sunshine Band about the lyrics to "That's the Way (I Like It)." We have Carla Eckel's conversation with KC of the Sunshine Band. Plus news from Wichita and around the state.

In her newest novel, “There Are Rivers in the Sky,” Elif Shafak weaves characters and storylines together with a single raindrop that falls, freezes, evaporates and reappears across time.

Performing in a high school musical takes a lot of work. But for some Kansas students, that’s where they find peace and a real connection to school. We’ll hear from Wichita voice coach Amy Menas about the value of music education and what it takes for kids to make it onstage, plus news from Wichita and around the state.

Beth Golay recently spoke with "Shame on You" author Melissa Petro about her experience with shame and the unique ways women experience different forms of shame in her book.

In this conversation, Troy Luccketta and Rizz discuss the band’s origins, how starting a new band in 2024 differs from when Luccketta started off, and the group’s goals for the future.

Las nuevas regulaciones de comunicación en la cárcel del condado Sedgwick reducirán el costo de las llamadas telefónicas, las Escuelas Públicas de Wichita están trabajando para mejorar la asistencia y una organización sin fines de lucro de Wichita contratará a un miembro de Ameri-Corps para un estudio ambiental.

This week on The Range...paying tribute to a baseball legend. Also, another example that art can take any form you want it to.

With the world's greatest sporting event upon us, we look at the origins of some sports-related words.

When writing her new novel, "The Most," author Jessica Anthony drew inspiration from female writers from the 1950s. "I wanted the novel to feel almost like an undiscovered or previously unknown from that time period," Anthony says, "like, 'Oh, how did this get lost?' Ya know?" KMUW's Beth Golay spoke with Jessica Anthony about the new novel. Plus we have news from Wichita and around the state.

Today, we look at language rules that are rules sometimes, and rules that don't make sense. Well, they make some sense. Whatever. They're rules, anyway.