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Today on Sound Perimeter, we are thinking about butterflies, those fleeting flashes of color that feel more like memories than things you can hold.
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Worlds marks the last competition of the 2025-2026 season. Skaters have some time to go on tour, rest up and learn new routines before the next season starts in July. -
Epidemiologist and violence disruptor Gary Slutkin says perpetual cycles of violence are not inevitable. -
Is a four-year degree still worth it? And what can you do to save money for when that acceptance letter comes? -
Growing up, Barbara Grier was confused and frustrated by the literature available about lesbian love.
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Beyond the Ozarks
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Courtesy/OrOrOrSophia Nourani speaks with Little Rock post-punk band OrOrOr about their debut album "Adore Us," their origins, recording process and what it means to make music in Arkansas. -
Courtesy/Tess Vrbin/Arkansas AdvocateArkansas Advocate editor Andrew DeMillo discusses the state's Freedom of Information Act, Arkansas public TV's 180-day PBS delay, and the Education Freedom Account program.
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Local Music News from KUAF
- Why daydreaming to music might benefit your brain
- Talkin' Tunes with Kyle and Sophia 3/24/2026
- Honeysuckle Jam finds their voice in Eureka Springs
- Remembering Mike Flynn, voice of the Folk Sampler
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- UA hosts Day of Percussion celebrating the vibraphone