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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StoneRidge Recording gathered 24 regional bands for a 24-hour marathon session, raising money for EverHope Children's Shelter. Owner Nathanael Stone spoke with Sophia Nourani about the project. -
Kyle Kellams and Sophia Nourani survey live music across Northwest Arkansas. -
On today's show, we learn how the principal chief of the Cherokee Nation is leading the way in recovering and preserving hundreds of documents related to tribal governance. Also, as AI becomes more integrated into our work, we recognize the importance of knowing what tools we're using in our digital workspaces. Plus, we hear about a 24-hour recording session with 24 regional artists to raise money and awareness for Everhope Children’s Shelter. -
Today's Sound Perimeter celebrates the Fourth of July through the music of two remarkable American women composers. -
Joanna of Jsavage_Official and musician El Don discuss Voices Without Borders, a June 27 multicultural artist showcase in Springdale raising money for AIRE. -
Kyle Kellams, Sophia Nourani and Wai Kay Carenbauer survey a packed weekend of live music across Northwest Arkansas.
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On today's show, we learn how solar energy compensation has changed in Arkansas over the past few years. Plus, we hear that a showcase of musical artists will benefit the Alliance for Immigration Respect and Education. We also get a local music roundup with Talkin Tunes.
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John Wilkerson of the Arkansas Municipal League talks with Ozarks at Large's Sophia Nourani about how nondisclosure agreements interact with the Arkansas Freedom of Information Act after a Fayetteville lawsuit was dismissed. -
On today's show, we offer a closer examination of nondisclosure agreements, the Freedom of Information Act and city governments. Plus, we explore new data that shows child well-being in Arkansas remains an issue. We also speak with the "Rebel With a Clause." -
Spare Change, Fayetteville's free thrift store, opened its first permanent location Saturday after six months of pop-up events at a new storefront on West Township Street.
