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A nonprofit that offers dignity, hope … and clean clothes. We look at Laundry Love, plus news from Wichita and around the state.

We tackle a range of topics this week, including a brief quiz on winning spelling bee words, a common pet peeve, and some origins of fancy words.

After entertaining a few more listener pet peeves, we jump into a discussion on right and left dislocation in syntax, and then touch on the always entertaining world of nominative determinism (wait till you hear about the guy who invented the toilet!).

Fletcher Powell looks at a movie about a woman whose life was both astonishing and all too familiar.

In this conversation Willie Nile discusses The Great Yellow Light, his positive outlook on life, as well as his friendship with The Alarm’s Mike Peters, who passed just before our conversation took place earlier in 2025. The Great Yellow Light is out June 20.

Charles Lindbergh's infant son was kidnapped in 1932. The case is considered to be solved but there are some who question the results of the trial. There's a push to force the New Jersey State Police to submit evidence in the case for modern forensic testing. Plus news from Wichita and around the state.

The band Sister Sadie is getting ready to release a new album and the band's co-founder Deanie Richardson says the record in part celebrates country music from the '90s. Plus news from Wichita and around the state.

Street food has come a long way since the early days of the food court at Riverfest. You can now sample amazing culinary diversity several times a year, thanks to organizations like Festive ICT. Chef Travis Russell tells us more on today's “Flyover Food.”

La Coalición de Inmigración de Kansas organizará una vigilia a la luz de las velas, el Programa de Verano del Girasol anuncia las atracciones participantes, y una organización de salud mental se ofrece a cubrir el costo de la terapia para los hispanohablantes.

This week on "The Range," Discover the story behind the most interesting baseball game in Wichita history. Also, if only tariffs were as simple as a new Wichita board game.