Julian Assange, a name that brings a grimace to the faces of politicians and military operatives. Chris Conde, a name that brings information to the students and staff of KU, has the latest coverage on WikiLeak’s creator, Julian Assange.

As Kate prepares to say goodbye to Mount Oread, she also says goodbye to 30,000 Stories. In this final episode she shares one of her own stories along with pieces of her favorites throughout the year.

For more than 20 years, KJHK has put on an annual battle of the bands known as Farmer's Ball. While the tradition is rich, the history has been lost. Cami was able to sit down with some KJHK alumni and figure out how this event came to be.

Easter, Passover and Lailat al Miraj. All major religious holidays in April. Chris examines each of these holidays’ origins and celebrations. While Christianity, Judaism and Islam are often at odds with one another, Chris shows how these holidays are really quite similar.

The first time you watch the “Sixth Sense” you’re stunned by the performance of the little kid. That kid is Haley Joel Osment...and he was born on April 10th. Listen to see how Trevor connects Haley Joel Osment to Steven Seagal

Hey, old sport! Did you know that the Great Gatsby was published on April 10th 1925? Karsan talks about the owl-eyed man, the escapades of Daisy and Gatsby and most importantly Nick...or Peter?

In this episode of the Bigger Picture, Kris sat down with local artist Joanna Beard. They talk about Beard’s artistic approach and methods of creation. The April 10th tie...well it’s a bit of a stretch.

This week on 30,000 Stories, Kate interviews a fellow senior, Andrew. They talk about Sibling Day (4/10) and growing up in the JoCo bubble. Andrew talks about going to school where his dad went, and what he’s learned in his four years here at KU.

Gaypril, a celebration of gay pride. Grace talks with several friends about the celebrations on campus and what the month means. Are gay pride celebrations always genuine? Or is it becoming a capitalistic endeavor?

Montreal band, Anemone, sat down in a ramen shop with Cami before their first show in Kansas City at the Mini Bar. They talk about the band's new album, getting robbed and their perspective of touring.