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Maggie Su's debut novel, "Blob: A Love Story," tells the story of a young woman who tries to transform a sentient blob into the man of her dreams.

LAPÊCHE delivers new album of vocal-forward material that enhances the music's dreamlike and emotionally charged qualities.

Multi-hyphenate, high-energy British quartet releases searing, spirited debut album.

When the National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline launched nationwide, the goal was to give people quick access to help. And it’s being used. Some states are able to respond to these crisis calls quicker than others though, and funding plays a key role. And we have news from Wichita and around the state.

When people hear about improv comedy, many people think of laugh factories like Who’s Line Is It Anyway or Saturday Night Live. What they might not know is that the acting exercise has useful applications in everyday life. Hugo Phan has more on this month’s Culture Pop.

Across the country, the wind energy industry has slowed down after local skepticism combined with the Trump administration criticizing the projects. But some small rural Kansas towns want to invest, bringing economic growth to the region. Coming up, we’ll hear about the push for renewable energy in rural Kansas, and the obstacles it faces. And we have news from Wichita and around the state.

Beth Golay visits with Jonathan Miles about his novel, "Eradication." Plus, a conversation with Latasha Eley Kelly, owner of Left on Read bookstore in Wichita, Kansas.

Louder Than You Think: A Lo-Fi History of Gary Young and Pavement is an examination of the complexities of human character and human interaction that also happens to be about a founding member of indie rock's most beloved bands.

An old service station building in the Hyde Park neighborhood has been transformed into a new coffee and cocktail bar.

Making Wichita easier to navigate for people with dementia. Also, can learning improv help with anxiety?