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This excerpt was part of "I Am Northwest Arkansas'" "Buffalo National River Celebrates 50+ Years" episode, in which Terrie Martindale, board president of the Buffalo National River Partners, and Cassie Branstetter, a U.S. Park Ranger, discussed the creation and significance of the Buffalo National River.
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On today's show, we learn more about Pedal It Forward's new shop inside the Jones Center. Also, discussing the importance of play for kids with educators. Plus, celebrating 50-plus years of the Buffalo National River with "I Am Northwest Arkansas."
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In this exceprt of the I am Northwest Arkansas podcast, host Randy Wilburn explores the Botanical Garden of the Ozarks in Fayetteville. He and Lane Berrey, the garden's former communications manager, discuss the garden’s history, mission, and diverse offerings.
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On today's show, Little Rock Public Radio helps us get up to speed on the Arkansas Abortion Amendment. We also brush up on our Shakespeare with Arkansas Classical Theater. Plus, the person behind On the Map Shows explains the art of booking concerts.
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In this excerpt of "I am Northwest Arkansas," host Randy Wilburn sits down with Samantha Gregory, the food enthusiast behind "Munchin with Mantha." Samantha shares her journey from a college student at the University of Arkansas to becoming a prominent food influencer in northwest Arkansas.
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On today's show, a new leader for the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences’ Northwest Region. Also, we hear from an organization helping Arkansans who are providing care for loved ones with dementia. Plus, Oklahoma Humanities is helping us find new perspectives.
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Randy Wilburn of the I Am Northwest Arkansas podcast talks with the CEO and a recipient of the Single Parent Scholarship Fund of Northwest Arkansas in this excerpt.
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In this excerpt of the "I Am Northwest Arkansas" podcast, host Randy Wilburn sits down with Ti King, the founder of the Arkansas Podcasters Group, widely known as Our Cast. They dive deep into the vibrant and ever-growing world of podcasting in Arkansas.
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On today's show, we explore a seasonal staple: summer camps—also, an Arkansas growth industry: podcasts. Plus, Kurt Alaska makes the case for cassette tapes.
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In this episode of "I am Northwest Arkansas," host Randy Wilburn sits down with Emma Willis to discuss an extraordinary project to establish the first Black Historic District in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Emma, the founder of Impact Period and a leading representative of the NWA Black Heritage organization, shares her journey working on this historic project. She delves into the rich history of African Americans in northwest Arkansas, the significance of preserving this history, and the community-driven efforts behind the project.