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El Concejo Municipal de Wichita aprobó una ordenanza sobre acampar para las personas sin hogar, el plan de estacionamiento en el centro de la ciudad ha sido finalizado y el distrito escolar de Derby rechaza un plan de estudios sociales.

In this conversation, Kyle Alexander discusses Death Doula’s writing process, the charms of live performances given in unconventional spaces, the nature of music scenes, and shares some enthusiasm for the film Challengers.

Mary Harrison of the Wichita band Brave Boy says she found lyrical inspiration for the band's new single in the pages of a book she's read many times. We'll hear from her, plus news from Wichita and around the state.

Women make up a third of new hunters, but they still face barriers in participating in the sport. We look at how hunter demographics are changing, but why that shift is stalling. Plus news from Wichita and around the state.

Fletcher Powell offers up some movie excitement that actually is seasonally appropriate.

In "Smitten Kitchen Keepers: A Kitchen Counter Conversation," author Deb Perelman riffs on some of her favorite recipes, sharing stories about what inspired it or how she has tweaked, simplified and perfected it over the years.

Erin Clarke has built a following of millions on her food blog Well Plated, where she shares easy, healthy recipes for home cooks. Clarke graduated from Kapaun Mount Carmel High School and now lives in Milwaukee. She returned to Wichita this fall to promote her second cookbook. Clarke told Celia Hack about her journey to food stardom, becoming social media famous, and Wichita’s lasting influence on her cooking. Plus we have new from Wichita and around the state.

Musician Jesse Ed Davis appeared on numerous albums in the 1970s, nearly joined The Rolling Stones twice, and recorded with three of the four Beatles. The Oklahoma native, who died in 1988, is the subject of a new biography by Douglas K. Miller. According to Miller, those who knew Davis and played music remain champions of his work. We have Jedd Beaudoin's conversation with Miller, and news from Wichita and around the state.

Jolabokaflod, which translates loosely to "Christmas book flood," is an annual tradition that celebrates books and reading. Every year on Christmas Eve, people in Iceland exchange books and spend the evening reading.

In this conversation, Scott Colton discusses his musical roots, how music has remained a passion despite forays into other pursuits and his thoughts on being an independent artist in 2024.