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We ask people in the listening area which year of their lives they would relive if they could and why.

We hear about the Nebraska Writers Collective, how they can help aspiring writers, and the poetry slam competitions they put on.

This is the extended conversation about the Nebraska Writers Collective and what they offer to help nurture writers and poets in the area.

Quintet performs greatest hits from the Broadway stage & silver screen.

See Nebraska's history from colonial times to the 1890s through a collection of maps. Map collector Micah Evans demonstrates how historical maps can help us uncover our nation's history and the stories of our own communities. The event is Saturday, June 29th, from 2–3:00pm at the Genealogy & Local History Room. Also, Bethany shares the book Looking for Jane by Heather Marshall.

We check out the new Omaha Skate Ribbon on the Downtown Riverfront.

Matthew Wurstner is back on the show to discuss the concept of precedent with Tom Knoblauch.

Qasim Shabazz Asad is a co-founder and co-chair of the Black Agenda Alliance, a Pan-African group working to improve social, economic and cultural conditions in Omaha’s Black community

Jessica Sheuerman and Keiria Marsha discuss the Omaha Mobile Stage and this weekend's Pull Up and Vibe Open Mic Festival.

Michael Griffin is in conversation with yoga teacher and author Susi Amendola, whose new book "The Centered Heart" aims to help readers manage stress with mind and body practices.