Sophia Nourani
Program and Podcast ProducerSophia Nourani is a producer and reporter. She is a graduate from the University of Arkansas with a BA in journalism and political science. Sophia was raised in San Antonio, Texas.
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Sophia Nourani speaks with KUAF music director Robert Bishop about an upcoming fundraiser at Mount Sequoyah's pool called "Sweater Weather Swim Club". -
On today's show, updating Arkansas’ plan for people living with Alzherimer’s and their caregivers. Also, a life-long acting career that started with one scene in Eureka Springs. Andrea Rogers also talks with us about her three new books published this year. -
To commemorate Latine/Hispanic Heritage Month, the University of Arkansas is hosting a juried art exhibition titled "Sanctuary/Santuario." The gallery is on display in the Faulkner Performing Arts Center through Oct. 18. -
On today's show, a utility-scale solar array installed a decade ago in Springdale is scheduled to be removed. Also, the play “Twenty50” follows a political campaign more than 20 years in the future. Plus, how the Springdale Public Library is staying relevant in 2024. -
On today's show, we hear from environmentalists and a school district official about removing a swath of trees to ease campus parking frustrations. Plus, we visit the Pryor Center to learn more about the big-time TV mini-series that helped put Arkansas on the filmmaking map. -
Ozarks at Large's Sophia Nourani speaks with northwest Arkansas based band Mr. Orange about the NPR Tiny Desk Contest 2024: Arkansas Showcase. -
Ozarks at Large's Daniel Caruth speaks with northwest Arkansas based band Auralai about the NPR Tiny Desk Contest 2024: Arkansas Showcase. -
On today's show, another court ruling for the Crawford County Library. Also, journalists—not actors—are preparing to hit the stage again for the annual Gridiron show. Plus, we will meet two bands performing at the Arkansas Tiny Desk Concert.
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On today's show, Arkansas-based think tank The Pulaski Institution is hosting a regional politics and economic development summit. We hear from Pulaski Institution’s president and CEO about that event. Plus, Teni Rane talks music. Also, Fort Smith celebrates the past and present.
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Last month, Friends of Palestine NWA protested outside the Momentary in Bentonville, where the Mid-America Aerospace and Defense Summit was taking place. Sophia Nourani interviewed members of Friends of Palestine NWA and key stakeholders about the aerospace and defense industries in Arkansas.
