E.V. Beyers

On today's show, we hear how the Queer Craft Corner is building community. Plus, we visit The Momentary in Bentonville and examine the joy of everyday objects. You can also take joy in knowing there is a busy live music weekend approaching with today's Talking Tunes.

Director Sarah Behrend-Wilcox discusses Arts One Presents' production of "Anastasia," opening Thursday with a live orchestra and cast of more than 40.

On today's show, we learn how Parents Left Behind provides help after the loss of a child. Plus, author Stephen Koch discusses his book, which spotlights Arkansas women musicians, singers and songwriters. We also hear about a local play coming to Springdale.

Weaving NWA's Weave the People event connected Fayetteville locals with groups like Ozark Folkways, Patio Crashers, combating what organizers call a national loneliness epidemic

On today's show, we hear that doula care was supposed to be covered by Medicaid in Arkansas starting in June, but administrative bottlenecks have prevented any doulas from being cleared to bill the state. Plus, as AI changes our world, we consider our long relationship with machines and our minds. Plus, Fayetteville Mayor Molly Rawn announces parental leave for city staff.

Three KUAF summer interns tackle a six-question quiz on Benton County history, from Pea Ridge's namesake plant to the endangered Benton cavefish's lifespan.

On today's show, we meet Robert Petkoff, who will be front and center when Moulin Rouge! The Musical is on stage at Walton Arts Center next week, but you may have already spent time with his voice on one of the audiobook bestsellers he’s narrated. Plus, three of our summer interns, all graduates of Benton County high schools, get six questions they shouldn’t be expected to know the correct answers to. We also get River Valley news from Talk Business & Politics.

The Northwest Arkansas Regional Planning Commission is expanding planning for the Razorback Greenway in Rogers, Bentonville and Bella Vista, with public input meetings ahead.

On today's show, we hear that the Northwest Arkansas Planning Commission is looking for residents to provide input on the future of the Razorback Greenway. Plus, Peter MacKeith is finishing his term as dean of the Fay Jones School of Architecture and Design, and we ask him, among other things, about the value of an education. We also learn about a LEGO robotics team.