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The rise of digital music platforms means musicians and fans can connect all around the world. What this means for culture, the economy and representation will be examined in a class next fall at the University of Arkansas called Music and Globalization.

The River Valley Adult Learning Alliance in Dardanelle is the first small town to partner with the Mexican Consolate to bring the Educational Window Program. Co-directors Meredith Martin Moats and Alejandra Reyes said the program will provide aid to Mexican Nationals in retrieving diplomas and provide much more.

Charlie Allison, the executive editor for Univeristy Relations at the University of Arkansas, celebrates the impending April Fool's Day with a collection of pranks and hijinks of days past on campus.

On today's show, Smokehouse Players are back next week, with a performance’s proceeds directed toward Magdalene Serenity House. Plus, a history of hijinks on campus, a volunteer program that is helping taxpayers ease the annual pain of tax returns, and much more.

The album Actívate by the duo 123 Andrés has been nominated for the Grammy Award for Best Children's Album. We hear from the University of Arkansas alumni Andrés Salguero about his entry in children's music, what it means to get nominated, and how he continues to make music.

The Arkansas Center For Health Improvement reported that childhood obesity grew over 13% in the last school year, compared to the 3% growth the year before.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency aims to further reduce industrial ozone-forming emissions in the U.S., including in Arkansas.

Zakir Hussain will bring Triveni to Walton Arts Center April 5th at 7:00pm. The Grammy-winning musician will play the tabla and be joined on stage by Kala Ramnath on violin and Jayanthi Kumaresh on Saraswati veena.

One local TikTok creator has shot dozens of short videos in everyday spaces across the Ozarks. She takes us along with her on one of her shoots.

The concept of living between two worlds is a familiar one for University of Arkansas music professor Lia Uribe. This week, she explores that idea with music and performances by Reena Esmail and Zakir Hussain.