Rachel speaks with Early Brunner, founder of a new addiction recovery nonprofit based in Northwest Arkansas. Recovery Demystified offers free, nonreligious, science-based resources through weekly support meetings, a podcast series, and a free book program.

Pete sits down with Marley Blonsky, executive director of All Bodies on Bikes, a local non-profit working to make the cycling industry and community more inclusive. They discuss the organization's work and their upcoming, Biking For Big Bodies Workshop at the Fayetteville Public Library.

Pete is joined by Dr. Michelle Rathgaber of the Arkansas Archeological Survey for a preview of events during Arkansas’ Archeology Month in March, including Celebrate Archeology Day on March 1.

Caleb and Luke sit down with Vaughn Mims of the HopOut to discuss their upcoming events, including Holentine's Day, happening Feb. 14 at Gar Hole Records in Fayetteville and Sweater Fest which will take place next month.

Rachel talks with Dea Self, creator of the Full Moon at the Mill Series, and David Hamernick with the NWA Film Club about their upcoming Snow Moon event, which includes a screening of the 1960s film The Snow Woman and a short by a local filmmaker.

Pete speaks with Best Friends Executive Director Michelle Logan about the upcoming No-Kill Summit in Little Rock.

Esther Schroeder, development director at Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families, stops by the Carver Center for Public Radio to discuss the upcoming Soup Sunday fundraiser.

Pete talks with square dance caller Steve Green about Roots of American Square Dance, an educational multimedia event at the Pryor Center featuring live music from renowned string band The Old 78s.

Caleb talks to John Mitchell, the vice chair of the Blood Drive Committee, about the winter blood drive coming up on Feb. 4-7.

Pete speaks with The R Word podcast co-host Lowell Taylor about a Jan. 23 screening of The Big Payback at the Fayetteville Public Library.