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  • Eric Litwiller says to consider getting annual *mental* health check-up.
  • In this conversation, James Palko discusses his life as a recording engineer, how his late exposure to cutting-edge technology influenced the choices he makes in the studio, his love of The Beatles, and what he was thinking about as he turned to one of the greatest figures in American literature as a starting point for songwriting.
  • For the last few months, transgender service members have had to wrestle with the reality that they’ve been deemed unqualified to serve in the U.S. military. Hear more from an officer stationed at Fort Leavenworth who is directly affected. Plus news from Wichita and around the state.
  • Western Kansas is running out of the water needed for agriculture, and switching crops is one solution. There are viable options that require less water, but the massive agriculture system is built around a few crops that make money. We’ll hear why it’s so hard to make changes to the farming industry in Kansas, plus news from Wichita and around the state.
  • Fletcher Powell says a significant work from a groundbreaking filmmaker is finally seeing the light of day.
  • In this conversation, Constance Keane discusses the origins of M(h)aol, how she had enough faith in the music she was part of to book a headlining tour, hire a publicist, and act like M(h)aol was an almost veteran entity in the outfit’s early days.
  • A new dating pitch for singles trying to meet more people. Plus news from Wichita and around the state.
  • Familias de Kansas luchan para localizar a sus seres queridos, después de los arrestos del departamento de inmigración, una orden ejecutiva requiere que los camioneros dominen el inglés, y un grupo de profesores de la Universidad Estatal de Wichita está pidiendo transparencia sobre las visas de los estudiantes y las deportaciones.
  • It won’t be hard to find a beer party this weekend in Wichita. Denise Neil has details on three big events happening Friday and Saturday on "Dining with Denise."
  • On this week's "The Range" we talk with the new leader of the Trust Women health clinic. Also, a new dating pitch for singles trying to meet more people.
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