Robert Ginsburg

On today's show: rethinking the policing of traffic stops, Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Fayetteville is hosting a youth “Queer Camp” this summer, young musicians with the NWA Jazz All Stars have a pretty cool collaborator for their live debut this weekend, Bobby Watson, whom "Shades of Jazz" host Robert Ginsberg interviews — and much more.

On today's show, we take a look at how area nonprofits are continuing the process of bolstering their diversity, equity and inclusion efforts. Plus, we head into the David and Barbara Pryor Center for Arkansas Oral and Visual history to look back at a partial history of Arkansas's state parks. And, while 2020 was far from ideal, Robert Ginsburg of KUAF's Shades of Jazz tells us about why it was still a fine year for jazz.

On today's show, we find out how smaller Thanksgiving gatherings are impacting the local restaurant industry. Plus, we speak with a renter who applied for financial assistance from the Arkansas Fresh Start Program, but was denied because her landlord declined waiving late fees. And, we hear from musician Emmet Cohen of the Emmet Cohen Trio ahead of his upcoming, socially-distanced performance at the Walton Arts Center.

On today's show, we head to Eureka Springs to find out more about the $10 million redevelopment of Pine Mountain Theater and Village. Plus, we find out what it takes to become a wildlife rehabilitator and the need for more people in the profession. And, we have an interview with Fred Hersch, who will perform with the Fred Hersch Trio this Friday.

On today's show, we hear from an architect about his, and other architects, responsibility to design buildings that fight climate change. Plus, Roby Brock and John Brummett discuss the do-right rule and how it applies to President Trump. And, Robert Ginsburg of KUAF's Shades of Jazz speaks with Freddy Cole, the brother of Nat King Cole, ahead of his performance at the Walton Arts Center.