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On today's show, we're placing an emphasis on calm. We find out how image, sound, and Fayetteville landmarks combine for a unique TikTok experience. Plus, one of the greatest living tabla players is coming to Walton Arts Center, engaging our hands in woodworking, and much more.

The show begins with increases in revenue for Arkansas hospitality and tourism sectors and another close win for Razorback basketball.

On today’s show, a Confederate monument removed in late 2020 from the Bentonville town square will be re-erected in a private city park. Plus, we learn more about a Makers to Market program hosted by the Fayetteville Public Library, a new batch of Pryor Center archives connects us to four radio legends, and much more.

The documentary In a Different Key examines autism from many different points of view. Produced by journalists intimately familiar with autism, the movie includes the voices of people with autism and their families.

Charlie Allison, executive editor for University Relations, brings us a story of The X-Ray, an underground newspaper in circulation at the University of Arkansas in 1912.

On today's show, 40 years of the Women’s Project in Arkansas. Plus, a special screening in Centerton this weekend of a new film about autism, a discussion about faith, liberation and justice, and much more.

A Marshallese Nuclear Victims Remembrance Day will take place Saturday evening in the Great Hall at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville.

John Brummett, a political columnist with the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, says the stakes are high for President Joe Biden tonight.

Last week's ice was another challenge for the Arkansas Blood Institute.

Despite official Mardi Gras festivities postponed because of COVID-19, local skate groups marked the holiday this week in downtown Fayetteville.