April Wallace
Contributor to Ozarks at Large, Features Editor for Northwest Arkansas Democrat GazetteApril Wallace is the features editor for the Northwest Arkansas Democrat Gazette and a weekly contributor to Ozarks at Large.
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Culture vulture April Wallace joins Kyle Kellams to recommend HBO's "Lanterns," the vampire comedy "What We Do in the Shadows" on Hulu and Alex Michaelides' novel "The Fury." -
On today's show, we hear about a new book from two NPR reporters that details the story of Robert Prevost’s journey to becoming Pope Leo XIV. Plus, we learn a new Bentonville-based product can help people feel safe at work. We also get pop culture recommendations from April Wallace. -
Culture vulture April Wallace recommends an autumn rewatch of "Gilmore Girls," the Netflix crime series "The Gentlemen" and Percival Everett's Pulitzer-winning novel "James."
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A first-of-its-kind UofA survey finds high rates of anxiety and depression among Arkansas farmers and ranchers. Plus, Jude Brothers talks about the new double album "Dogwood Maiden Voyage," how the Senate-passed college sports bill could affect the Razorbacks and culture vulture April Wallace shares her autumn picks. -
April Wallace recommends the reality series Suddenly Amish on Hulu, plus Silvia Moreno-Garcia's supernatural novel The Bewitching, in this week's culture vulture conversation.
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On today's show, we hear about "Song of a Blackbird," a graphic novel exploring how Dutch artists saved thousands of people from the Nazis. We’ll also talk with Michael Tilley from Talk Business and Politics about a computer attack in Fort Smith. Plus, we get ready for this month’s Old Friends Reunion.
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April Wallace discusses Apple TV’s new take on “Cape Fear,” recommends Amor Towles’ “Table for Two” and asks whether streaming shows are better one episode at a time.
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Culture vulture April Wallace discusses Thanksgiving in August, then recommends "How I Met Your Mother," Apple's "Shrinking," plus Carter Bays' novel "The Mutual Friend."
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On today's show, we consider that while it may not feel like it just yet, autumn is closing in, and that season has some deep connections to the Ozarks. Plus, Cory Cross’ music has deep roots in country music, and we talk with him about playing a honky-tonk dance in Fayetteville this weekend. Plus, our Culture Vulture has more recommendations for your weekend.
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Culture vulture April Wallace's back-to-school picks: FX's "English Teacher" on Hulu, the 2003 film "Mona Lisa Smile," plus Kevin Wilson's novel "Nothing to See Here."
