Courtney Lanning

The Man of Steel is back in his first solo cinematic outing since... well... "Man of Steel."

On today's show, we learn how centuries-old Ozark folk tunes inspire Jake Hertzog’s latest jazz, and the Jake Hertzog Trio performs in our Firmin-Garner Performance Studio. Plus, the whole-person approach at the Alice L. Walton School of Medicine.

Ozarks at Large's film critic Courtney Lanning reviews "The Old Guard 2," a sequel to the 2020 Netflix movie.

“Marvel is so back.” “Marvel is over.” “Marvel is back!” “Marvel is toast.” It’s a never-ending roller coaster of people who are tired of superheroes, eager for the MCU to fail, and fans who still believe in this brand. To the surprise of all, “Thunderbolts*” was a solid flick.

One might expect a film about killer unicorns to go all in on mayhem and magic, but if that’s the film folks expect in “Death of a Unicorn,” they’d be better off waiting for someone else to try this idea again later.

In a Hollywood landscape that doesn’t give audiences too many big-budget sci-fi space adventures, “Mickey 17” looked to be a shining star outside of the “Dune” and “Alien” franchises.

We use math every day, even if we don't know it. Many of us could probably benefit from increasing our math literacy. On today's show, we hear how the U of A Department of Mathematical Sciences and the Fayetteville Public Library are partners for screening the documentary "Counted Out". Plus, a retrospective of Eugene Sargent's art opens this weekend. Also, Michael Tilley takes us through this week's headlines.

Kyle Kellams and film critic Courtney Lanning discuss Marvel's newest film "Captain America: Brave New World" and see how it compares to MCU films of the past.

Happy Valentine’s Day! It is National Heart Month, and on today's show, we hear there are efforts to make sure rural residents have more opportunities to take care of their coronary health. Plus, a big award for the Fort Smith Symphony, another Captain America movie and a pinball mecca on the outskirts of Rogers.

Kyle Kellams and film critic Courtney Lanning discuss the new sci-fi romance "Love Me" starring Steven Yeun and Kristen Stewart.