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On today's show, helping hundreds of unhoused veterans in Fort Smith. Plus, the 2022 Tiny Desk Contest is underway, a new episode of Sound Perimeter, and much more.

Undisciplined comes to you live from Aki'bart Gallery in Fort Smith, Arkansas. Our panel includes Chris Chaney, Sherry Toliver, Talicia Richardson, John Blue, and Jay Richardson.

At the top of our show, Governor Asa Hutchinson's Arkansas Council on Future Mobility, the Arkansas legislature's move to bring mobile sports betting to the state, and more.

Fayetteville-based musician Austin Cash will release Palisades.

On today's show, efforts to research and control a deadly fungus killing hibernating bats have been stalled because of COVID-19. Plus our weekly roundup with Michael Tilley, new music from Austin Cash, and much more.

As we near the 2nd anniversary of the start of the pandemic, Governor Asa Hutchinson is considering how Arkansas thinks about the virus. Dr. Jose Romero urges Arkansans to ge vaccinated and boosted.

A Civil War Confederate monument removed in September 2020 from the Bentonville town square after wide-spread civil rights protests will be re-erected for public display on a private park in the city later this year.

This weekend four legendary radio personalities will gater for a fundraiser for the Central Arkansas Library System. Each was part of a radio ratings competitions during a heyday of radio in Little Rock. Randy Dixon, with the David and Barbara Pryor Center for Arkansas Oral and Visual History, brings us archival sounds of their radio days as well as new conversations with each.

The second cohort of makers, innovators and people with ideas will launch soon at the Fayetteville Public Library's Center for Innovation. The Makers to Market program is a 12-week course that connects people with tools, research and support to turn ideas into reality.

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.