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One of the changes from the inaugural Format Festival is its location. FORMAT Festival producer Elizabeth Edelman and senior public relations director for the Momentary Amanda Horn discuss the festival’s move from Sugar Creek to downtown Bentonville and the benefits it will provide to attendees.

On today's show, taking a close look at FORMAT Festival's location change and artists lineup. Plus, the Central Arkansas Library System's Six Bridges Book Festival returns.

The Black Legacy Project has gathered 12 songs in a new record to advance racial solidarity, equity, and belonging while celebrating diverse artists across the country, including musicians from Northwest Arkansas.

On today's show, a new program across Arkansas to help reduce opioid overdoses. Also, The Black Legacy Project musically celebrates Black history. Plus, Northwest Arkansas brewers support nonprofits through "Ale-Truism."

On today's show, Mobley discusses his music and his high-energy shows. Also, Sun Son kicks off the Arkansas Tiny Desk Concert series. Plus, Michael Tilley of Talk Business and Politics reviews this week's news.

Pura Coco discusses performing, how she connects with her audience and her upcoming show during KUAF's Lunch All Day.

On today's show, local politicians and leaders gathered last week in Fayetteville to spend time discussing the LEARNS Act. Also, the host of "America Outdoors with Baratunde Thurston" talks about his visit to Arkansas and how he prepares for the outdoors.

On today's show, Jacqueline Froelich discusses updates on a renewable energy farm in Carroll County. Plus, Dazz and Brie tell listeners about who inspires their music. Also, a major expansion for northwest Arkansas’ largest cancer-care provider.

This week Dazz & Brie talked about their music and their myriad influences. The duo have lit up stages across Arkansas with a high-energy mix of soul, punk, rock and pop. They will perform at the McDonald's on East Joyce in Fayetteville at noon tomorrow.

Kyle Kellams sits down with Fort Smith Symphony music director John Jeter to discuss the orchestra's anniversary concert and what's new this year for Arkansas' oldest symphony.