Wild Powwers called into KJHK before their show at the Replay Lounge on 3/26. The Seattle grunge band is currently on their Sleepless from Seattle tour following the release of their Skin album.

Can we become depressed from following the news? Kris looks at the correlation between what we hear on the news and our emotional response to it.

Mac DeMarco, the gap-toothed, happy Canadian who epitomizes Indie lo-fi rock. Karsan listens to the full discography and tells us his take on each album and what was going on behind the scenes. Get "On the Level" of Karsan and listen to this podcast.

Most people will agree it's important to address people properly, but how do we do so as the gender binary breaks down? Chris looks at gender non-binary identities in this episode and explains what it means and how to best address people who might identify differently than you.

This week on 30,000 Stories, Kate talks with Taylor about veterinarian school, growing up all over the country and coping with lost pets.

New members to the Arts and Culture team, Grace and Trevor talk about something we've all encountered: the bad roommate.

Lillie West of Lala Lala spoke with Cami before the band’s performance at the White Schoolhouse. West talks about Lawrence, dreams, all-age venues and some of her influences as a young musician.

Lala Lala is a band from Chicago Illinois. They are currently on tour with their second LP, The Lamb.

Chris Conde talks with Abigail Barefoot, a doctoral student in women, gender and sexuality studies here at KU. The two talk about the documentary “Feminists: What were they thinking" and the changing meanings of feminism.

The Oscars have long been problematic. Kris Rawls discusses the racism and lack of representation in this award show.

In this episode Karsan talks about the good, the bad and the just plain weird albums in the extensive Weezer discography.