The new Kansas City label Haymaker Records just released a compilation album featuring local artists. After a taste of the album, we pivot from "math rock" to straight up science, with one KU sociologist whose research sheds light on a connection between success in life and genetic makeup.
Plus, in an encore broadcast, we hear from artists Kimberly and Patrick Saunders, who sold their Union Hill condo, quit their desk jobs, and hit the open road in an airstream trailer two years ago.
Guests:
- Brenton Cook, owner, Haymaker Records
- Emily Rauscher, assistant professor, KU Sociology Department
- Patrick Saunders, plein air painter
- Kimberly Saunders, photographer
