Short Talks From the Hill

The Entrepreneurial Law Project at the University of Arkansas aims to assist small businesses across the state with pro bono advice and other legal needs.

On today's show, we learn more about a new website that prioritizes opioid recovery tools in the workplace. Also, how a bird's diet can affect its ability to tolerate infection. Plus, our weekly roundup with TB&P's Michael Tilley about the latest headlines from the River Valley.

Rachel Sullivant and Will Foster talk about the Entreprenuer Law Project, which offers pro bono legal advice to small businesses across Arkanas.

Ben Runkle discussing the pros and cons of adding fish to rice ponds to create winter crop for rice farmers.

Ben Runkle discussing the pros and cons of adding fish to rice ponds to create winter crop for rice farmers.

How can we best use artificial intelligence? What are the limits of AI and the ethical concerns we must navigate? Distinguished Professor of Information Systems Varun Grover delves into this rapidly changing technology.

The Clinton School for Public Service is extending its work beyond the classroom. On today's show, we hear how the school works with public service groups and nonprofits. We also investigate what service community health workers can provide. Plus, what can AI do that's a service to all of us?

How can we best use artificial intelligence? What are the limits of AI and the ethical concerns we must navigate? Distinguished Professor of information systems Varun Grover delves into this rapidly changing technology.

The Smackover Formation in southern Arkansas, once a rich source of oil, contains a significant amount of lithium, which is widely used today in rechargeable batteries.

On today's show, a day devoted to math discovery is open to everyone for the second year in a row. Also, the economic squeeze is on local coffee entrepreneurs. Plus, Michael Tilley returns with headlines from the River Valley.