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In this excerpt of "I Am Northwest Arkansas", host Randy Wilburn welcomes Alison Sant and Megan Brown to discuss the upcoming ULI NWA Place Summit. The summit is a crucial event emphasizing placemaking and sustainable urban development in Northwest Arkansas. Alison Sant, a prominent author and urbanist, outlines her journey through art and design, emphasizing the role of cities in combating climate change.
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On today's show, we will not see an abortion amendment on the ballot today, but the topic is still front of mind for many Arkansans. Also, the first Lt. Governor of Minnesota talks about her new memoir about her professional and personal life. Plus, Randy Wilburn brings us a new edition of "I Am Northwest Arkansas".
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In this excerpt of the "I Am Northwest Arkansas" podcast, host Randy Wilburn embarks on a deeply personal journey, exploring the life and legacy of his grandfather, Mal Goode, alongside authors Liann Tsoukas and Rob Ruck.
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On today's show, connecting college students with younger people who may or may not be considering college after graduation. Also, a trailblazing journalism career. Plus, suggestions for your post-Halloween weekend.
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In this excerpt of the "I Am Northwest Arkansas" podcast, Randy Wilburn sits down with Marson Nance, director of philanthropy at the Northwest Arkansas Land Trust, to discuss the vital role of land conservation in preserving the natural beauty of the Ozarks. With a background in environmental science and a deep passion for ecology, Marson shares how his work is helping to safeguard over 8,000 acres from overdevelopment and protect wildlife habitats for future generations.
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On today's show, we learn more about the consequences of recent legislation surrounding hog farm permitting. Also, a haunted airplane hangar? Plus, new music from Abby Pierce.
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In this excerpt of the "I am Northwest Arkansas" podcast, host Randy Wilburn sits down with the innovative minds behind the Carbon Chicken Project: Richard Ims, Jody Hardin, and Greg Parker. These guests bring a wealth of experience in agriculture and sustainability, having developed an entrepreneurial solution for recycling food waste into valuable agricultural products.
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On today's show, students at Fayetteville High School are headed to the polls— Not just to vote, but to work. Also, the next project for the Smokehouse Players is a classic of the American stage. Plus, the City of Fayetteville is hearing a resolution that could begin a process for racial reparations for the city's African Americans.
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In this excerpt of the "I am Northwest Arkansas" podcast, host Randy Wilburn sits down with Nina Hodgson, marketing director at the Springdale Public Library, to explore the myriad of services and resources this century-old institution offers.
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On today's show, a utility-scale solar array installed a decade ago in Springdale is scheduled to be removed. Also, the play “Twenty50” follows a political campaign more than 20 years in the future. Plus, how the Springdale Public Library is staying relevant in 2024.