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A Wichita filmmaker talks about sharing his latest movie. Plus news from Wichita and around the state.

Los ciudadanos de Kansas votarán sobre una enmienda constitucional el próximo año, una subvención federal multimillonaria abordará la falta de vivienda de Wichita, y la gobernadora Kelly insta a las personas a vacunarse contra el sarampión.

In this conversation, Bob Lord discusses his early years playing music in Massachusetts, including being a founding member of the group that would become Converge, his entry into the classical world, playing bass up close with John Entwistle, how Dreadnaught has stayed together for 30 years, and what makes the music he releases under the PARMA umbrella stand out from other releases in the classical sphere.

Events and festivals can create an infectious excitement throughout the city. Chef Travis Russell talks about our midwestern hospitality that was on display during a recent event on this week’s “Flyover Food.”

Fletcher Powell looks at a new movie about a man and his fine, feathered friend.

This week on "The Range," we look at a new bookstore that promotes diversity through reading. Also, a Wichita filmmaker talks about sharing his latest movie.

Over the past several decades, kindergarten classes have become much more structured. But some schools in Kansas are rediscovering what young children can learn through old-fashioned free play. We’ll hear how some Kansas schools are shifting schedules to give kindergartners more time to play. Plus news from Wichita and around the state.

Benmont Tench was a founding member of Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers and has spent decades as a session musician and writing songs for other artists. He's also just released his second solo album, "The Melancholy Season" and although he says some of the lyrics on the album have their roots in poetry he's in no hurry to declare himself a poet. We have Jedd Beaudoin's conversation with Tench, plus news from Wichita and around the state.

Yasmin Nur recently released the album "Slaughter." She says that throughout her life she's been told that she's too sensitive and wants to push back on that notion through her music. More on that, plus news from Wichita and around the state.

Peter Holsapple’s new album, The Face of 68 is a formidable entry into his already impressive discography, a collection of songs that finds him reflecting on aging, friendship, love and loss with equal measures of ferocity and humor.