Commentary

Nashville's Winston Liv delivers an auspicious debut via Joan Of Snark.

On this week's "Flyover Food," Chef Travis Russell tells us about an exhibit that blends food, culture and identity into a feast for the eyes.

The Van Pelt returns with an exhilarating new LP, Remain Obscure. Chris Leo discusses it and the state of his band in 2026.

Fletcher Powell looks at a movie about devastating loss by a documentary filmmaker who bares it all.

Poet and songwriter Amy Speace discusses her debut collection of poems, The Cardinals, and her latest single, "Days of Letting Go."

Born in Brazil and currently based in New York City, Rafael Melo returns with a succinct and powerful EP, I Dreamt I Was Awake, as Late Again.

Wichita’s restaurant scene has been overflowing with news of closings and planned relocations. Denise Neil of The Wichita Eagle has more.

KMUW's Fletcher Powell says a new movie overcomplicates itself in pursuit of a higher truth.

Wesley Stace returns with a fine new album which finds him in his finest hour to date, One Last Heist.

Holland's Personal Trainer returns with its finest album to date. Songwriter Willem Smit tells all.