Mount Sequoyah

Pete talks with Jessica DeBari of the Mount Sequoyah Center and Bryce Brisco of the Community Creative Center about this year's self-guided gallery hop, set for March 8.

The Mount Sequoyah Cross is coming down for just a few days to receive some updates. Emily Gentry, president and CEO of the Mount Sequoyah Center, says the work includes installing LED lighting and re-securing the cross back to its original base so it’s no longer slightly leaning.

Artificial Intelligence is part of the present and our future, but how can it help provide better medical care? On today's show, we hear about a conference hosted by the Alice Walton School of Medicine and Stanford Medicine at Crystal Bridges to investigate just that. Also, we hear about the decades-long relationship between Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton. Plus, the Mount Sequoyah cross is getting a tune-up.

On today's show, the latest research into exercise says it's not just movement but also medicine. Also, Lia Uribe helps us make connections in a new edition of Sound Perimeter. Plus, we remember publisher and writer Helen Gurley Brown with archives from the Pryor Center.

Mount Sequoyah welcomes the holiday season with events that will also raise money for the center. Holly Neely, director of marketing and sales for Mt. Sequoyah, said the festivities begin with the Festival of Trees: Merry Mingle Kickoff on Nov. 16. The events connected to the annual festival serve as the organization’s largest fundraiser.

Pete speaks with local artist and organizer Gina Gallina about Fenix Arts' upcoming Surreality Ball fundraising event and art exhibition.

Sophia Nourani speaks with Mount Sequoyah's director of marketing and sales Holly Neely about their final performance in their annual "Music on the Mountain" fall concert series.

On today's show, Pastor Clint Schnekloth returns to suggest “What We Remember Will Be Saved” by Stephanie Saldana. Also, the Ozark Foundation offers a free passport to explore northwest Arkansas. Plus, Michael Tilley and April Wallace share regional headlines and happenings, respectively.

Sophia Nourani speaks with KUAF music director Robert Bishop about an upcoming fundraiser at Mount Sequoyah's pool called "Sweater Weather Swim Club".

Pete speaks with Director of Marketing and Sales at Mount Sequoyah, Holly Neely, about the Music on the Mountain series, featuring a free performance by The Adorners on Oct. 26.