Kyle Kellams

On today's show, twenty-one historic Fort Chaffee army barracks will be transformed into residential and retail quarters. Plus, Salameh explains why we should create if we want to, John Two-Hawks explains how a shutdown changed his plans, and much more.

Maya Salameh is this year's winner of the Etel Adnan Poetry Prize, awarded by the University of Arkansas. Maya, a student at Stanford, talked with us about her work and why people who feel compelled to create should...ceate.

Becca Martin Brown, the features editor at the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, says you can keep up with the crowning of the new Miss Arkansas, catch a showing of My Father's War at TheatreSquared, or partake in the abundance of live music this weekend.

John Two-Hawks' new book, Of Mist and Stone, was created during the pandemic and was inspired by silence.

On today’s show, Girl Scout councils across the country have struggled to find enough staff for their summer camps this year. How the Girl Scouts Diamonds of Arkansas, Oklahoma and Texas overcame those challenges to host a residential summer camp.  Plus, a trip to the Junk Ranch, a conservation about upcoming live music, and much more.

Dr. Cam Patterson, the chancellor at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, disucsses the past year in medicine, Arkansas and UAMS as part of this week's Northwest Arkansas Business Journal.

A new fellowship from the Winthrop Rockefeller Foundation will help faith leaders to talk about, and take steps toward easing, poverty in Arkansas. Plus, some of us have read more during the pandemic, some have dreamt of opening a book store, and much more.

A new fellowship from the Winthrop Rockefeller Foundation is open to faith leaders. The nine-month Micah Fellows Program will focus on how faith leaders can discuss poverty in Arkansas and lead efforts for economic justice and reductions in poverty.

Our latest consideration of the 150 years of the University of Arkansas places a spotlight on the land the U of A rests upon. Charlie Alison, the executive editor at University Relations, acknowledges residents of the land now...and before it was the home of the U of A.

Courtney Lanning, film critic for the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, says the movie version of In the Heights is worth a watch. A new animated feature from Netflix, Wish Dragon, may just make you want to watch an older film instead.