Aired February 12, 2008 on 90.7 KJHK FM. On this episode:

One playwright's sublime practicum: Adam Burnett is a KU senior and playwright whose new show "Nightmares: An Artful Demonstration of the Sublime" will be showing this weekend free of charge. KJHK reporter Justin Leverett sat down with Burnett to bring us this in-depth interview.

Lawrence art: Fresh Produce and Tender Loins:The art collaborative Fresh Produce recently showed off “Tender Loins: The Art of Love, Sex and Relationships,” the sixth art show the group has organized. KJHK's State of the Arts contributor Brett Murray was there to review the highlights of the show.

Republican caucuses surprise with large numbers: KJHK reporter Sam Stratton found that last Saturday’s Republican caucus attracted a large crowd. Many said they were surprised at the large turnout, while others were frustrated that Kansas couldn’t partake in a primary rather than a caucus.

Movie review: Savages: Savages is a heartfelt new film about two siblings (Phillip Seymour Hoffman and Laura Linney) who are forced to take care of their dying father. Abby Olcese, KJHK’s movie critic, tells us why this film is so effective at being funny while staying true to its human script.

Pop-rock pizza tale: KJHK contributor Zach White muses about his days as a Sum 41 groupie.