Robert Bishop, event coordinator at the Momentary, talks with Sophia Nourani about the second AUXARC Record Fair, set for Sunday, Sept. 20 in the RØDE House, with vendors from across the region.

“Sound Perimeter” host Lia Uribe joins Kyle Kellams, Sophia Nourani to reflect on the show's run at KUAF as she leaves Fayetteville to direct the University of Arizona School of Music.

Michael Tilley of Talk Business & Politics on a rejected plan to rebuild Fort Smith's original 1817 fort, slowing metro economies, a monthlong city cyberattack fallout.

Anna Bryan, a facilitator for the new Northwest Arkansas chapter, on paid leave, child care access, maternal health care deserts ahead of kickoff meetings in Bentonville, Fayetteville.

The Rev. Tasha Blackburn previews the King Speaker Series talk by "Reconnected" author Carlos Whittaker, who spent seven weeks off screens at a monastery and an Amish farm. Sept. 18 in Fort Smith.

Banjo player Ben Wright on the Chicago band's international touring, school programs and their album "Unravel," ahead of Friday's West Street Live concert at Walton Arts Center.

Benton County Judge Barry Moehring says Austin McCollum, the sole nominee to succeed him, should not take the oath of office while facing three felony charges. Moehring offered to serve temporarily.

Ozarks at Large's Kyle Kellams and Wai-Kay Carenbauer discuss a selection of music events taking place in the KUAF listening area.

“milkweed” is a new, free, handmade zine out of Fayetteville, founded by Paige Serzen with Sophia Merced. She talks about the 18 contributors, printing by hand, why it stayed offline.

Jennifer Price of the Washington County Election Commission previews a public Q&A at the Fayetteville Public Library, with 240 ballot faces, absentee deadlines, how to use VoterView.