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Gardeners, your time has come. Chef Travis tells us why on today's Flyover Food.

This week on "The Range," hear from a student who has a passion for poetry. Also, we visit the house of the future that’s now part of our past.

Five For Fighting's John Ondrasik was initially disappointed when his songs stopped becoming Top 40 hits but he says that he soon discovered that there was more than chart success. More on that, plus news from Wichita and around the state.

Jack Rabid recently sat for a wide-ranging conversation, discussing a seemingly endless stream of bands as well as the perils of the music industry, the enduring power of music, and why he’s still angry with Capitol Records for what they did to all those Beatles albums.

Fletcher Powell says to stop him if you've heard this one before.

April May Webb won the 2024 Sarah Vaughan International Jazz Vocal Competition in part based on her performance of a notoriously difficult John Coltrane composition. Even her husband, trumpeter Randall Haywood had his doubts. We have Jedd Beaudoin's conversation with Webb, plus news from Wichita and around the state.

Today on Past and Present, Jay Price reflects on how research and scholarship can be easy to find, until it's gone.

Jazz musician Peter Erskine has seen a number of changes in the genre since he began playing professionally in the late 1960s when, he says, he was aware of a changing of the musical guard that drew a line between him and one of his musical mentors. More on that, plus news from Wichita and around the state.

Beth Golay recently spoke with Annie Hartnett about the inspiration behind "The Road to Tender Hearts" and her unique voice that blends the true to life issues of loss and pain with a hint of magical realism.

KMUW's Beth Golay speaks with author Annie Hartnett about her novel "The Road to Tender Heart," and KMUW's Jedd Beaudoin visits with author Jason Bailey about his biography of the late actor James Gandolfini. Plus news from Wichita and around the state.