Randy Dixon

Steve Barnes, Amy Oliver Barnes and Bob Steel join Randy Dixon to revisit KATV's heyday, including two memorable and chaotic Arkansas election nights.

On today's show, we learn that potential cuts in USDA staffing could lead to more issues for farmers in Arkansas and beyond. Plus, we hear that a recent Civics Arkansas session brought news consumers and news makers together. We also take a trip to the Pryor Center archives.

Randy Dixon and Kyle Kellams preview a Pryor Center panel with former KATV anchors Steve Barnes, Amy Oliver Barnes and Bob Steel, featuring archival footage from Arkansas TV's golden era.

On today's show, we hear about a new photo exhibit in Gibson Hall that displays the legacy of womanhood on the University of Arkansas campus. Plus, Ken Burns reflects on the myths we’ve created for a founding father. We also get a new edition of the Pryor Center archives ahead of an in-person event.

Kyle Kellams and Randy Dixon of the Pryor Center let Razorbacks legend Nolan Richardson tell his own story, from El Paso to the 1994 national championship and beyond.

Randy Dixon of the Pryor Center joins Kyle Kellams to explore the career of former Arkansas Razorbacks men's basketball coach Nolan Richardson and the legacy he left with the program.

On today's show, a recent court ruling could lead to greater accessibility for voter registration in Arkansas. Plus, scenes from a research retreat focused on maternal mental health. And we hear a brand new Pryor Center Archive on Nolan Richardson.

A mysterious Bozo the Clown clip from 1970 led Randy Dixon to uncover a forgotten Arkansas kidnapping — and the 89-year-old P.I. who spent months in Libya to bring two children home.

On today's show, we hear about a study from the Arkansas Department of Human Services that finds that supported living services in the state are severely underfunded. Plus, we remember a nearly-forgotten Arkansas kidnapping 60 years ago. We also get details about Inclusive Prom.

Randy Dixon of the Pryor Center joins Kyle Kellams to explore the legacy of Gary Weir, the Russellville native who filled Bozo the Clown's giant shoes on KATV for 25 years.