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In this episode, we’re diving deep into transitions that have occurred for us in 2025—

We hear voices from a rally in support of local VA employees who have lost their jobs under new federal staffing cuts. Plus we help celebrate an icon of Fayetteville nightlife - Maxine's Taproom - ahead of the bar's 75th birthday.

On today's Ozarks at Large, wildfire risk is high across Arkansas this Spring - we hear from the Arkansas Forestry Division about the causes of and how to prevent forest fires. Plus, a day-camp for high school students explores medical careers and a festival in Springdale brings the Marshall Islands to the Ozarks.

In this episode, we speak with American historian John A. Cooper's distinguished professor, Randall B. Woods.

On Today's show we hear the week's latest Fort Smith headlines from Talk Business and Politics' Michael Tilley. Plus the National Park Service prepares for busy season amid staffing cuts and a preview of Theatre Squared's 20th season.

In this heartfelt transition episode, Deneshia and Joi open up about the changes happening both in the world and in the journey of their podcast.

In this episode, Lowell ends the podcast and previews Racial Equity Training with Robin Rue Simmons of First Repair.

Kalyxta Gamiao and Maddie Jones student athletes in gymnastics at the University of Arkansas discuss where they come from, their time in Arkansas and looking to the future now that they're graduating.

Hosts Caree Banton and Karynecia Conner interview artist and director Fred Kuwornu.

In the second part of the RefleXions Tertulia Panel, hosts Rachell Sanchez-Smith and Rogelio Garcia Contreras discuss reimagining Vivaldi and what diversity and equity work looks like through creative justice with Dr. Lia Uribe, Steven Byess, music director of the Arkansas Philharmonic Orchestra, and Margot LeMaster, director of Engage NWA.