Commentary

Hildur Knutsdottir's new novel opens with a killer opening line: “I have thought long and hard about how I would dispose of a dead body.”

The record-setting heat and drought brought unprescedented hardships to the growers of south-central Kansas. Chef Travis Russell reflects on what extreme weather can mean to area growers on this week's Flyover Food.

Fletcher Powell looks at a new biopic about a man like no other.

A century-old law that Washington, DC had quietly forgotten about turned out to be exactly what Mary Church Terrell needed to integrate the nation’s capital.

Sibling duo Penelope Isles return with their best album to date, 3.

Liz Selfish and Brenner Moate discuss BRAT's powerful new album, Manslayer.

Europe's Ian Haugland discusses the band's brand new album, Come This Madness, the cultural impact of "The Final Countdown," and his love of the band Kansas.

Alison Porter returns with Porter, her fifth album, a powerful statement of who she is and where she's going.

Perennial delivers a powerful sonic blast via Modernism.

Nashville singer-songwriter makes impactful debut album with i think i had something once.