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  • Brian Christinzio spoke with us recently from his home in Manchester about this new album, the fears and anxieties that inspired the songs and how the album is not meant to provide answers about the incidents depicted in its songs.
  • With climate change, the Midwest is expected to have shorter, heavier bursts of rain in the winter and spring, which could lead to more flooding. An experimental farming practice could help. How relay inter-cropping could benefit farmers and downstream communities. And we have news from Wichita and around the state.
  • In this conversation Kimmortal reflected on how creativity was central to their family household, hearing hip-hop for the first time and finding stories in the margins.
  • Light pollution means most Americans can’t see the Milky Way anymore. It’s also hurting wildlife, including birds. We’ll meet Midwesterners who are reining in light pollution. And we’ll learn how to pick better bulbs and fixtures. Plus news from Wichita and around the state.
  • On Past and Present, Dr. Robert E. Weems Jr. explores the historical evolution of curriculum on college and university campuses.
  • Mother-daughter team Kelly Corrigan and Claire Corrigan Lichty have a new picture book out called, Marianne the Maker, whose main character delivers an important message for kids. KMUW's Beth Golay speaks with the pair. Plus we have news from Wichita and around the state.
  • Aviation and tariffs can make for a "bumpy flight." We'll look at a Wichita company that's doing business in this new economic landscape. Plus we have news from Wichita and around the state.
  • This week on "The Range," we profile a nonprofit that offers dignity, hope … and clean clothes. Also, art with a distinct point of view.
  • La alcaldesa de Wichita Lily Wu proclamó junio como el Mes del Orgullo LGBTQIA, el Departamento de Salud ofrece la vacuna triple viral de forma gratuita y Kansas ofrece pescar sin licencia este fin de semana.
  • Chef Travis Russell recently attended a conference for regional growers. As he tells us on today's "Flyover Food," the focus was on land conservation.
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