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For a while now, KUAF’s Listening Lab has been collecting the voices, stories and experiences of people who live here. Earlier this week, Emerson Alexander, the Listening Lab’s coordinator, and KUAF’s general manager, Clint Schaff, spoke about the Listening Lab and how the “One Day, One UofA” is fundraising for the Listening Lab.
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KUAF Community SpotlightCaleb and Luke sit down with Programs Coordinator, Rayola Brumberlow, and Jeff Toliver, the Development Coordinator at P.E.A.R.L. to discuss "NWA Gives" and other information about P.E.A.R.L.
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KUAF’s general manager, Leigh Wood, is moving to NPR. She and Ozarks at Large's Kyle Kellams sit down to discuss her tenure at the station and what's next.
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Ozarks at Large producer Timothy Dennis parts ways with KUAF after 11 years of dedicated service. Before he leaves, Timothy and Kyle Kellams reminisce over his time at the radio station.
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Three journalists with Ozarks at Large, Jacqueline Froelich, Anna Pope and Rachell Sanchez-Smith, have earned recognition for their work.
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The KUAF Listening Lab traveled south last month to record conversations at the inaugural Starshine Narrative Summit hosted by the Winthrop Rockefeller Foundation.
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The KUAF Listening Lab's first recorded conversation centered on Mother's Day. The Listening Lab is made possible through a grant from the Walmart Foundation’s Creating Community in Northwest Arkansas through Bridging and Belonging Initiatives.
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There are many prestige TV shows, songs, events, movies, podcasts and books to keep with them all. We are asking KUAF staffers (and others) to offer recommendations. Our first set includes music without words and a new, local effort to support music and music-making.
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Robert Ginsburg, the host of KUAF's "Shades of Jazz" doesn't necessarily like labeling 10 records as the best of a year. But he said there was plenty of music last year that caught his attention.
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The 10th annual KUAF Season-of-Giving Fundraiser begins Monday. General Manager Leigh Wood explains why the annual event started and why it is important as 2022 ends.