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  • Author Nathaniel Ian Miller's first novel, "The Memoirs of Stockholm Sven," was about a man who gave up his life in Stockholm to live in the Arctic. His sophomore novel takes place in Iceland. KMUW's Beth Golay visits with Miller about his book, "Red Dog Farm." Plus news from Wichita and around the state.
  • Beth Golay recently poke with Nathaniel Ian Miller about the relationship dynamics in "Red Dog Farm," and how he accidentally wrote a second book set in a cold and remote environment.
  • Mary Bue is a Minneapolis, Minnesota-based singer-songwriter whose latest release is The Wildness of Living and Dying.
  • La Oficina de Investigaciones de Kansas acordó ayudar con las deportaciones, los legisladores republicanos anularon el veto de la gobernadora Kelly prohibiendo la atención de afirmación de género para menores, y la policía desmanteló una supuesta red de peleas de gallos.
  • Many people grew up playing with Lego bricks — whether it was following the instructions to build a set, or mixing and matching to see where their imagination might take them. However, one group is organizing to get people to come build together in Wichita.
  • Artist residencies offer a place for artists to create new work in new spaces. The Red Barn in Lindsborg houses artists in the home and studio of celebrated artist Lester Raymer. Torin Andersen talked with museum director Emily Howe and resident artist Elena Samarsky to find out what draws artists to create at Red Barn.
  • Beth Golay recently spoke with Sophie Madeline Dess about the different artistic mediums featured in her debut novel, "What You Make of Me."
  • Latin may be a dead language, but it sure seems to come up a lot! This week, we'll look at some common Latin phrases that we think we understand, but that we may not get quite right.
  • Our new segment on pop culture explains that playing with Lego is not just for kids. More on that, plus news from Wichita and around the state.
  • One of the casualties of the government's cost-cutting efforts is the Food for Peace program, which fed people around the world and helped Kansas farmers. We have more on that, and news from Wichita and around the state.
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