The KGOU website got an update this week to add functionality for web users on mobile devices. Now you can access any feature on the website, from news stories to the program schedule to music playlists, in a format that fits the screen you're viewing. Take our mini-tour with photos of the different looks and try it out on all your devices at KGOU.org. Improvements to the audio stream player are in the works, so watch for those in the next couple of months.

Join us in reading A God In Ruins for the Morning Edition Book Club -- there's still time to read the book, join the discussion on reddit, and listen to ME's interview with author Kate Atkinson, scheduled for the morning of Tuesday, June 16. Then join KGOU staff and our local power-reader Lori Brooks for an informal gathering on Monday, June 22 at 7 p.m. at Full Circle Bookstore in Oklahoma City. Join our event on Facebook if you think you can make it, and prepare for some fascinating discussion with other public radio listeners. A handy reading and discussion guide can be downloaded here.

Have you ever wanted a step-by-step manual on how public radio's master storytellers work their magic? Preferably in comic-book form? A new graphic novel by Jessica Abel, Out on the Wire: The Storytelling Secrets of the New Masters of Radio, shows how producers and reporters create their signature long-form narrative audio, and features interviews with staffers from Planet Money, This American Life, Radiolab and Snap Judgment. The book will be released on August 25, but Amazon is accepting pre-orders now.