Becca Martin Brown

Becca Martin Brown on Fayetteville’s Headquarters House, used by both armies in the Civil War, where Arkansas Classical Theatre stages a Poe show through Oct. 31.

On today's show, we learn that the Arkansas Department of Education and Heartland Forward plan to expand rootEd’s college and career advising program to 100 schools statewide. Plus, a Northwest Arkansas podcaster turns to caregiving in Puerto Rico, and we visit the Gathering Bell at Markham Hill’s Stonebreaker Hotel.

Becca Martin-Brown joins Kyle Kellams to trace Monte Ne, the early 1900s resort William "Coin" Harvey built near Rogers, now mostly under Beaver Lake, and its exhibit at Rogers Historical Museum.

On today's show, we consider how youth hunter safety and education are critical, but more is needed to keep young people with access to firearms safe. Plus, it’s American Archives Month, and we found some of the oldest objects on campus. We also go The Other Way with Becca Martin Brown.

Amanda Cothren with Historic Cane Hill joins Kyle Kellams and Becca Martin Brown to discuss the Ozark Bug Crawl happening in Cane Hill in late August.

On today's show, we hear about how maternal healthcare in Arkansas is lacking in many areas, including postpartum mental health services. Plus, GIlbert Gonzalez wants to make sure young people have guidance.

Food historian Kat Robinson talks with Becca Martin-Brown about her 14th book, a 50-recipe guide to Arkansas's iconic dishes, from chocolate gravy to poke sallat.

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.

Choreographer Alex Barrett and actor Asher Coates discuss Arkansas Public Theatre's 40th season opener, back in the rebuilt Victory Theater in downtown Rogers.

On today's show, we hear that healthcare providers say preventative care and knowing what symptoms to look for may help women feel more prepared for menopause. We also learn how lichen changed one man’s life. Plus, more details about a movie raising awareness about maternal mortality and more.