Randy Dixon revisits Joe Purcell, the two-term attorney general and three-term lieutenant governor known as “Honest Joe” who served six days as Arkansas governor in 1979.

Randy Dixon of the Pryor Center looks at David Pryor's two terms as governor, from a failed constitutional rewrite to the Coon Dog Plan, Fort Chaffee refugees and a U.S. Senate appointment.

Randy Dixon of the Pryor Center revisits Bob Riley, the World War II veteran and two-term lieutenant governor who served 11 days as Arkansas governor in January 1975.

Randy Dixon returns to the Pryor Center archives with the four years Dale Bumpers spent as Arkansas governor, from reorganizing state government to unseating Sen. J. William Fulbright in 1974.

The Pryor Center's Randy Dixon traces Dale Bumpers' 1970 rise from Charleston lawyer to governor, with archival audio of his campaign, his win over Orval Faubus and his defeat of Rockefeller.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.