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London dream pop band deary discuss their formation, creative process, and new album, Birding.

Byron Isaacs and Peter Cole discuss scoring the indie film Run.

When Wichita duo Geo-Joe began writing their new album, the members knew that they were moving into political territory with the lyrics. The band's Joey Lemon says that it seemed like a necessary move. And we have news from Wichita and around the state.

The Wichita Wind Surge threw the first pitch in their 2026 season, and in the stands, baseball fans were discovering lots of new food options. Denise Neil has the latest on eating at the ballpark.

Portland, Oregon's The Builders and The Butchers return with their first album in four years, Hell & High Water.

A live concert includes much more than the featured tunes. Lu Anne Stephens shares some of those extra experiences from a performance by the Wichita Symphony Orchestra on this week’s Wichita Soundscape.

J.J. Blair discusses producing his friend, Mike Finnigan.

The phrase “armchair detective” wasn’t around in the 1800s – but if it was, it would apply to this mystery by one of the era’s most scandalous writers. Katie Lanning explains on today’s Why Should I Read This?

The World Cup comes to Kansas City this summer and it’s causing a booze border war. Kansas is close to approving longer hours for serving alcohol during the event, similar to a Missouri law. Both states want to cater to World Cup partiers. We’ll hear about the expanded alcohol sales plan, and we have news from Wichita and around the state.

Electrelane frontwoman Verity Susman and Wire guitarist Matthew Simms retreated to France to record their latest LP, a powerful statement that seamlessly marries past and present.