Caleb Burkholder

Caleb sits down with Ashley Wardlow, the Executive Director at the Botanical Garden of the Ozarks, to talk about their upcoming Chefs in the Garden event on May 20.

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Caleb sits down with Diana Plattner and Meredith Henson to spread the word about Safety Town, a space where kids can learn safety in an entertaining way, coming to Northwest Arkansas.

Caleb and Luke sit down with Programs Coordinator, Rayola Brumberlow, and Jeff Toliver, the Development Coordinator at P.E.A.R.L. to discuss "NWA Gives" and other information about P.E.A.R.L.

Caleb and Luke sit down with Vaughn Mims of the HopOut to discuss their upcoming events, including Holentine's Day, happening Feb. 14 at Gar Hole Records in Fayetteville and Sweater Fest which will take place next month.

Caleb talks to John Mitchell, the vice chair of the Blood Drive Committee, about the winter blood drive coming up on Feb. 4-7.

Cody Yancey is the proprietor of Yancey’s Dickson Street Dogs in Fayetteville. But he’s also well known for being a beacon of safety for anyone in the area who needs a helping hand. He recently spoke with Ozarks at Large’s Caleb Burkholder and says, like a lot of good things, the hot dog stand happened organically.

On today's show, college classes are starting back up, with enrollment holding firm at institutions across the region. Also, we learn the "Queer South" zine wants to uplift and empower queer Southern voices. Plus, northwest Arkansas-based DJ SH33P is ready to perform on a big stage.

Caleb and Luke sit down with Development Director at the NWA Center for Sexual Assault, Taylor Mckinney, to talk about the upcoming exhibition and award ceremony.

Producer Caleb Burkholder sits down with local legend Cody Yancey, the owner of Yancey's Dogs, to talk about his life, hot dog stand, and his mission to the people of Fayetteville