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In this episode, Abby Bayani-Heitzman recalls her discovery of Bienvenidos Santos, and compares their respective experiences at Wichita State University. Click here to read the full essay.

In this episode, Autumn Finley recounts a picnic on the Verdegris River, and contemplates the way that Independence, Kansas, shows up in the plays of William Inge. Click here to read the full essay.

In this episode, Kansas Poet Laureate Tracy Brimhall talks poetry on the ranch with Kansas "Poet Lariat", Ron Wilson.Click here to read the entire essay at the New Territory

In this episode, Diana Staresinic-Deane finds traces of the California road outside Jotham Meeker's Ottawa mission in Franklin County. Click here to read the full essay

Obviously, you'll need to water your plants,but how much is too much? This week, we'll talk about how to recognize when your plants are struggling with more water than they can handle, and how to nurse them back to optimum health!

Join Luke this week for some trips for catching lots and lots of catfish from the mouth of creeks after rainfall has created a strong current. Luke and his long time friend Guide David Hanson 903 268 7391 fished at Lake Tawakoni, located about an hour east of Dallas and enjoyed some red hot catfish action using cut bait on bottom. Now is prime time to stock the freezer with good eating catfish fillets!

One thing most gardeners forget to consider from time to time when working on their garden...patience isn't just a virtue, it's what you'll need to more fully enjoy the growing process, and the time you wait before you can enjoy your harvest. This week, we'll talk about why it's important to be patient, and the value of being patient!

Hello, everyone! From Pasadena, California, this is Jill Hunting for the HPPR Radio Readers Book Club 2024 Summer Read.I’m excited to tell you about a book I read recently, A Girl Returned, translated into English, from the Italian by Donatella Di Pietrantonio.

Hi from Goodwell, in the Oklahoma panhandle! I’m Marjory Hall with a BookByte for our 2025 Fall Read. I imagine that war has been a topic of philosophical consideration for as long as there has been war.

This book focuses on Diane Foley's experience as the mother of James Foley, a journalist held captive and murdered by ISIS.