Aired March 4, 2008 on 90.7 KJHK FM. On this episode:

Bad Biodiesel: In the past few years, the rising price of gasoline has prompted the preference of biodiesel fuels as a source of energy. While biodiesel emissions damage the environment less than standard gasoline, some experts are concerned about how biodiesel production affects the environment. KJHK contributor Sam Stratton reports the story.

Fort Leavenworth Officer's Lunch: The University of Kansas, in collaboration with the Global Awareness Program, hosted the Fort Leavenworth Officer's Lunch last week. KJHK reporter Amruta Bahdkamkar was there among officers from 76 different countries to bring us this story.

Methadone abuse: College is a time for many students to try new things and gain a better sense of who they are as individuals. Unfortunately for some, that includes experimentation with harmful prescription medications. KJHK reporter Hayley Shanks takes a look at the escalating drug problem, particularly with the anti-withdrawal drug, Methadone.

The Horrorzontals: With all of the Big 12 Basketball hype going on right now, we took a look at a slightly lesser known KU sports program. KJHK's Tom Atchity picks up his bee to tell us about the Horrorzontals.

Read more about the Horrorzontals: Men’s ultimate frisbee to play at nationals.

Weekend at The Movies: In Bruges: In a slight deviation from the norm, our resident movie critic Abby Olcese enlists the help of KJHK's Elliot Kort for a multifaceted analysis of the recent release of "In Bruges."

Rhyme and ReaZon: Up-and-coming hip-hop artist ReaZon came through Lawrence recently. He spoke with KJHK's Natalie Brown about his career, his ambitions and his life in general.

The Josephine Collective: This past weekend at the Granada, many had the opportunity to experience the musical stylings of one Kansas City born-and-bred rock group, The Josephine Collective. KJHK reporter Elliot Kort sat down with the group to talk about the band's evolution and how it led to the creation of their new album.

State of the Arts: There is a lot happening right now in the Lawrence art scene. Here to help keep you informed on the state of the arts is KJHK contributor Sierra Falter.

Rock Chalk Revue: Several fraternities and sororities collaborate in this unique approach to raise money for a good cause. KJHK reporter Rachel Wuntch explains why the Rock Chalk Revue isn't just a bunch of song and dance.