Matthew Moore
Reporter & ProducerMatthew Moore is a reporter and producer for Ozarks At Large. Before going into journalism, Matthew spent time in the music production industry, working with artists such as Reba McEntire, Steve Martin, 2 Chainz, and Chris Thile.
In 2021, Matthew graduated with an M.A. in journalism from the University of Arkansas. When he’s not out in the field or in the studio, Matthew loves rewatching The West Wing or Parks and Recreation with his wife Emily and long-haired dachshund Oliver.
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On today's show, a clinic devoted to helping those with long COVID. Plus, a trip to the Pryor Center Archives, an opportunity to attend a live podcast recording, and much more. -
Natural Election is taping a live episode of the podcast Tuesday September 27th at the Pryor Center in downtown Fayetteville to discuss the impact of your vote in this upcoming election.
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On today's show, encouraging active transportation around the University of Arkansas. Plus, the possible economics of recreational marijuana, pop art in Rogers, and much more.
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Seun Kuti is a legendary saxophonist and leading voice in the afrobeat music movement. He is joined by the band his father helped started, Egypt 80, at Format Festival on Saturday evening.
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On today's show, confronting body image challenges. Plus, the legal issues around aging fence laws, local "gutsy" women are featured in a Clinton Docuseries, and much more.
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Do you remember the first time you were keenly aware of your body? Maybe a bully a school pointed out your skin tone, or you noticed your hair didn't look quite like your siblings. Body image plays a major role in our lives, and not just as kids. On today's episode we hear from Dr. Angela Mensah, an assistant professor at the University of Arkansas.
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On today's show, religious freedom on the Arkansas ballot. Plus, architecture and the contemporary South, Pretty Woman comes to Walton Arts Center, and much more.
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Based on the beloved film, Pretty Woman: The Musical makes it way to Walton Arts Center starting September 20th. We hear from Matt Stocke, who plays the role of Phil Stuckey in the touring production.
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On today's show, the author of Ozark Culinary History shares her story and the history of food in the region. Plus, lots of theater to see, music to hear, and much more.
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Michael Tilley, from our partner Talk Business & Politics joins us to talk about the latest update on the consent decree in Fort Smith, the Tourism Ticker, and the shifting sentiments on marijuana in Arkansas.
