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Beth Golay speaks with John Boyne about his novel, "The Elements." Plus, Lynne Graham, marketing and events coordinator at Watermark Books & Cafe in Wichita, Kansas, shares her recent book recommendations.

The Kansas Statehouse is more than just the location where laws are made...visitors can tour the artifacts and history within its walls. We'll hear more about what's inside, and we have news from Wichita and around the state.

Christopher Marlowe was an atheist, a counterfeiter and a possible spy – a Renaissance rebel. Fran Connor tells us how this informed his most famous character, Dr. Faustus, in today’s Why Should I Read This.

KMUW tags along as Meals on Wheels delivers hot lunches to seniors in need.

A father-son business where there's never a dull moment. We'll hear about M&M Sharpening, and we have news from Wichita and around the state.

Personal tragedy, the process of growing up, and an appreciation for the good and bad in all of us inform Eliza Noxon's debut LP.

Several art students at Wichita State are currently prepping for a thesis show at Harvester Arts. One of those artists is Madison Mullen, who’s exploring the effect the internet and social media have had on her experience and the way others see her.

This week on "The Range," a father-son business where there’s never a dull moment. Also, an exhibit that explores art and identity.

Fletcher Powell says a new movie could have been a riot.

Producer J.J. Blair and musician Mike Finnigan had been friends for decades when Blair began producing what became Finnigan's final album. Blair says that even the most respected musicians on the album felt as though they had to work harder in Finnigan's presence. And we have news from Wichita and around the state.