LGBTQ+

Pete speaks with founder Robyn Jordan, about the 2024 Her Set Her Sound Festival.

Anne Shelley for the IDEALS Institute at the University of Arkansas

Pride DJ N8TIV

The first issue of “The Queer South” will be published soon with the deadline for submission approaching. Sophia Nourani speaks with Reid Pinckard, founder of the zine and a senior at the University of Arkansas, and Bryland Cole, the publication’s visual director, to discuss the zine’s mission and content.

On today's show, college classes are starting back up, with enrollment holding firm at institutions across the region. Also, we learn the "Queer South" zine wants to uplift and empower queer Southern voices. Plus, northwest Arkansas-based DJ SH33P is ready to perform on a big stage.

On today's show, we discuss property insurance rates being on the rise and the impact that natural disasters are having on those costs. Also, celebrating the Arkansas tomato. Plus, the relationship between transformation and art.

Today on Ozarks at Large an interfaith summit taking place in Bentonville wants to get people talking about the things that divide - and unite - them. Plus we look forward to 2024 NWA Pride events, chow down on a sandwich with a side of history and so much more.

We hear from NWA Equality about the upcoming Pride month events - including the 20th anniversary Pride parade.

Pete Hartman talks to Susan Idlet, director of Fenix Arts in Fayetteville, about their upcoming Transfigure series celebrating LGBTQ+ artists.

Drag performances in Arkansas have become a hot button issue for some political leaders. But one drag queen in Fayetteville sees it as a way to express himself and build a safe community.