The Other Way

Dale Phillips of the Bella Vista Historical Museum describes a car caravan tour that visits sites tied to the resort town's earliest eras, from post-Civil War settlements to the water infrastructure of the 1920s.

On today's show, providing different model options for diabetes education is resulting in improved outcomes for Arkansans, and an Honors College course will investigate how stress can change us.

Kyle Kellams and Becca Martin Brown talk with former Arkansas Public Theatre board chair Rusty Turner about a new rehearsal annex and plans to relaunch shows.

Becca Martin Brown returns to talk about her work at the Museum of Native American History and a new Spiro Mounds exhibit on "The Other Way”.

Fayetteville glass artist Denise Lannutti discusses her beadwork, fused glass techniques and evolving studio practice, as well as details for her upcoming winter show at her home.

Actor Justin Fletcher portrays Edgar Allan Poe in Arkansas Classical Theatre’s immersive staging of "The Madness of Edgar Allan Poe: A Love Story" at Fayetteville’s historic Headquarters House.

On today's show, we hear a conversation advocating for increased public and private investment in affordable housing. Plus, the Madness of Edgar Allen Poe. We also hear from jazz musician Camille Thurman.

Historian Brooks Blevins and Cane Hill’s Amanda Cothren join Ozarks at Large to preview this year’s Cane Hill After Dark event, Ozark Creatures: Fierce and Fantastical, occurring Oct. 24 at Historic Cane Hill.

On today's show, we learn how Women in Tech of Northwest Arkansas works across generations to make waste reduction better and more fun. Plus, a vision for the future of the Razorback Greenway. Also, an interview with a two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist.

Theater students at Springdale’s Don Tyson School of Innovation bring a comedic twist to the classic Hound of the Baskervilles story in Ken Ludwig’s Baskerville, running Oct. 9–12 at the Pat Ellison Performing Arts Center.