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Last time, Chef Travis Russell shared his visit to the Pro Start Invitational - a contest for high school students who want to enter the world of restaurants and hospitality. He tells us about the culinary arts portion of the competition on today's "Flyover Food."

Veteran Atlanta, Georgia band returns with what may be its strongest album to do date.

Fletcher Powell says a new horror movie rises above its silly premise.

The latest album from Bitter Branches is Let’s Give the Land Back to the Animals. Vocalist Tim Singer discusses inspirations and frustrations.

In the spring of 1994, as the United States celebrated the end of the Cold War, the death of Kurt Cobain revealed a very different story unfolding beneath the surface.

Informed by grief but aimed toward healing, New York City's I AM THE AVALANCHE return with concise, potent LP, THE HORROR SHOW.

Portland, Oregon's The Builders and The Butchers return with their first album in four years, Hell & High Water.

The Wichita Wind Surge threw the first pitch in their 2026 season, and in the stands, baseball fans were discovering lots of new food options. Denise Neil has the latest on eating at the ballpark.

Byron Isaacs and Peter Cole discuss scoring the indie film Run.

Fletcher Powell says a new movie could have been a riot.