On today's show, we hear how a federal grant is funding new research on fetal alcohol spectrum disorder for UAMS. Plus, Our Art, Our Region, Our Time returns, and we learn more about this year's iteration. We also revisit some archives from the Pryor Center.

On today's show, we meet Robert Petkoff, who will be front and center when Moulin Rouge! The Musical is on stage at Walton Arts Center next week, but you may have already spent time with his voice on one of the audiobook bestsellers he’s narrated. Plus, three of our summer interns, all graduates of Benton County high schools, get six questions they shouldn’t be expected to know the correct answers to. We also get River Valley news from Talk Business & Politics.

On today's show, we learn how the principal chief of the Cherokee Nation is leading the way in recovering and preserving hundreds of documents related to tribal governance. Also, as AI becomes more integrated into our work, we recognize the importance of knowing what tools we're using in our digital workspaces. Plus, we hear about a 24-hour recording session with 24 regional artists to raise money and awareness for Everhope Children’s Shelter.

On today's show, we hear that Arkansas has one of the nation’s highest rates of c-section births for low-risk pregnancies. Healthcare professionals are looking to lower that number. We also get a new way to experience Keith Haring, the artist and the person, at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art. Plus, we learn more about the Salvation Army's summer return of its red kettles.

On today's show, we hear that the Northwest Arkansas Planning Commission is looking for residents to provide input on the future of the Razorback Greenway. Plus, Peter MacKeith is finishing his term as dean of the Fay Jones School of Architecture and Design, and we ask him, among other things, about the value of an education. We also learn about a LEGO robotics team.

On today's show, we hear about a new study that indicates the achievement gap between higher and lower-performing students has been widening significantly over the past two decades. We also hear the story of a recognizable Arkansas voice and face, John Philpot. Plus, we get a new edition of Sound Perimeter.

On today's show, we learn that Arkansas continues to face gaps in rural medical access, and the new statewide Graduate Medical Education Technical Assistance Center at the Heartland Whole Health Institute is expected to help narrow them. We’re also following the men’s World Cup, so we track how the global game has evolved. Plus, we explore a new space at XNA.

On today's show, we learn how solar energy compensation has changed in Arkansas over the past few years. Plus, we hear that a showcase of musical artists will benefit the Alliance for Immigration Respect and Education. We also get a local music roundup with Talkin Tunes.

On today's show, we learn how a new toolkit is helping to integrate doulas into hospitals across the region. We also hear from a team of University of Arkansas food scientists about their national championship. Plus, we get a new edition of Balance with Erin Howie and Jamie Baum.

On today's show, we offer a closer examination of nondisclosure agreements, the Freedom of Information Act and city governments. Plus, we explore new data that shows child well-being in Arkansas remains an issue. We also speak with the "Rebel With a Clause."