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Musician, author, and publicist Howard Wuelfing's new book, Descenes and Discords: An Anthology, celebrates two beloved defunct Washington, D.C. fanzines.

We look at the costs involved with saving Kansas History Museum's Civil War Flags. Plus we have news from Wichita and around that state.

Book critic Suzanne Perez says Lisa Ridzen's debut novel, "When the Cranes Fly South," which was Sweden's Book of the Year in 2024, is a poignant study on aging and end-of-life issues.

Janice Graham's new novel, Red Lily, begins when her main character discovers that he's inherited an estate from his aunt's who just died. One problem, he thought she was already dead. And another problem, she's not dead at all. KMUW's Beth Golay spoke with Graham about her novel set in the world of espionage.

When author Janice Graham set out to write a spy novel, she turned to her own past experience for inspiration. KMUW's Beth Golay visits with Graham about her novel, "Red Lily." Plus we have news from Wichita and around the state.

Maria Elena Silva has two new albums out, including one comprised of songs from the Civil War era. That collection, she says, required a great deal of work and creativity as it includes songs written before recorded music. Jedd Beaudoin talks with Silva, plus we have news from Wichita and around the state.

Eric Litwiller says anxiety disorders are generally very treatable, especially the earlier they are caught.

Pat Hatt has made a few seismic changes in his life. The latest of those inspired the music on his new EP.

This week on "The Range," we talk with some advocates who want to make downtown accessible for everyone. Also, a vision for the Kansas African American Museum’s new building.

Book critic Suzanne Perez says Nick Fuller Googins's sophomore novel, "The Frequency of Living Things," is a well-written exploration of parenting, sisterhood and forgiveness.