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On today's show, how an idea from a magazine became a system of Friendly Fridges in Northwest Arkansas. Plus, a guide to becoming a sustainable runner, updates from the latest Illinois River Watershed stakeholders meeting and TheatreSquared's new season opens with a nefarious plan.
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Clint Schnekloth, pastor of Good Shepard Lutheran Church, talks about the book, Wild Experiment, on his spring reading list.
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Brit Bennett, author of The Mothers and The Vanishing Half, will be speaking the Fayetteville Public Library next week.
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The magazine, Arkansas International, is hosting novelist Ucheena Awoke for a year. He is the first author to participate in the publication's Writers At Risk Program and he speaks with Ozarks at Large's Kyle Kellams on today's show. Plus, national debt ceiling negotiations, a history of three Arkansans who became Miss America and more.
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The magazine, Arkansas International, is hosting the inaugural author for the Writers At Risk Residency Program. Ozarks at Large's Kyle Kellams speaks with Ucheena Awoke and Padma Viswanathan, a professor of creative writing at the University of Arkansas.
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Susan Burton is the founder of A New Way of Life, a nonprofit organization in Los Angeles designed to help women transition from incarceration to a better life. She recently visited Northwest Arkansas.
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David Sedaris, author and humorist, is back at Walton Arts Center tomorrow night. We recently talked with him about his latest book, travel and clowns.
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E. Joe Brown was an engineer for much of his life. Now he is engineering stories about Oklahoma for a series of novels. He's discussing the first in the series, "A Cowboy's Destiny," at Pearl's Books Friday night.
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University of Arkansas French professor, Kathy Comfort's 2018 book 'Refiguring Les Années Noires: Literary Representations of the Nazi Occupation,' was…
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A new book, Das Echo: A Year in the Life of Germans in the Nineteenth-Century South, uses preserved German-language newspapers from the 1800s to detail…