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Randy Dixon of the Pryor Center traces Winthrop Rockefeller's path from a Rockefeller childhood to Texas oil fields, wartime Okinawa, then Arkansas, with historian John Kirk in part one of two.
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Randy Dixon continues the Pryor Center series on Arkansas' modern governors with Orval Faubus, using KATV footage, a Hillary Clinton interview and claims about Hot Springs gambling.
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Randy Dixon continues a Pryor Center series on Arkansas' modern governors with Francis Cherry, whose newly donated 1950s campaign jingles, oil-industry speech and farewell address reveal a radio pioneer who never connected with voters.
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Randy Dixon opens a Pryor Center series on Arkansas' modern governors with Sid McMath, whose 1949 inaugural film, 1962 comeback bid, later interviews survive in the KATV archive.
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Randy Dixon joins Kyle Kellams to remember Jim Lindsey, the 1964 national champion Razorback, Minnesota Viking, gubernatorial candidate and real estate developer who died this month at 81.
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Pryor Center's Randy Dixon shares more of a forgotten 1982 Faubus interview, plus his aides on loyalty, campaign style and the midnight pay raise scandal.
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Pryor Center archivist Randy Dixon found a forgotten 1982 interview with former Gov. Orval Faubus, revealing rare reflections on Central High, Hot Springs gambling and his long political career.
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Randy Dixon of the Pryor Center looks back at farm broadcaster John Philpot's decades on Arkansas TV, from rice harvest reports to a brush with a mechanical bull.
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Randy Dixon of the Pryor Center revisits part four of KATV's 1976 bicentennial documentary, covering Arkansas boomtowns, cotton, timber and the El Dorado oil rush.
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Randy Dixon of the Pryor Center revisits KATV's 1976 bicentennial documentary on Arkansas governors from Sid McMath through David Pryor.
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Randy Dixon of the Pryor Center revisits KATV's 1976 bicentennial documentary, covering the Arkansas Traveler, the Civil War, WWI, WWII, the UofA's founding and Arkansas's bauxite history.
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Randy Dixon from the Pryor Center shares clips from KATV's four-part 1976 bicentennial documentary on Arkansas history, covering de Soto, David O. Dodd, the Great Depression and the McClellan-Kerr waterway.