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Beth Golay has ridden the bus for more than two years, recording conversations with fellow riders. They’ve talked about everything from love to music to life to the weather. In this month's En Route, Beth discovers that sometimes the best conversations require a good listener.

Eleaser Ewans is a fairly new driver with Wichita Transit. But a bus isn’t the biggest thing she’s driven. Beth Golay talked with Ewans about her transition from trucker to bus driver for this month’s En Route.

Beth Golay has captured conversations on the bus for more than two years. Some riders she sees during her regular commute .. others are chance encounters. In this month’s En Route, Beth recalls one of the “chance encounters,” when she waited for Route 26 with Ronald Fleming.

Look east from the Wichita Transit Center and you’ll see something rare: a grocery store in downtown Wichita.

As we continue our series looking at mental health in the Wichita area, Eric Litwiller of the Mental Health Association of South Central Kansas talks about the relationship between mental health issues and depressive disorders.

As we continue our series looking at mental health in the Wichita area, Eric Litwiller of the Mental Health Association of South Central Kansas talks about the relationship between mental health issues and isolation of the aging.

As we continue our series looking at mental health in the Wichita area, Eric Litwiller of the Mental Health Association of South Central Kansas looks at the cost of "presenteeism."

As we continue our series looking at mental health in the Wichita area, Eric Litwiller of the Mental Health Association of South Central Kansas says we need to be conscious of the mental health needs of even our youngest family members.

As we continue our series looking at mental health in the Wichita area, Eric Litwiller of the Mental Health Association of South Central Kansas talks about the relationship between mental health issues and isolation.

As we continue our series looking at mental health issues in the Wichita area, Eric Litwiller of the Mental Health Association of South Central Kansas says the importance of good sleep cannot be overstated.