District 3 Podcast

We were pumped about this interview! We sat down with Chris Martinovic, one of the founders of the new and first professional soccer team in Arkansas.

Listen to this episode and learn more about this new venture bring soccer excitement to Northwest Arkansas!

We've been trying to make this interview happen with local artist Pura Coco for awhile. It finally happened. Let's rejoice!

Juan Bahena is the owner of Loma in Rogers and Tula in Fayetteville. Both very successful Mexican restaurants in Northwest Arkansas that do more than just offer food. They offer an experience. This episode takes a deep dive on Juan's journey to restaurant ownership and we break down his vision for Mexican Food at his restaurants. Also he drops an exclusive on his coming soon restaurant to Downtown Springdale!

Rosie Castillo was named in NWA Business Journal's 40 under 40 this year and is the Community Development Mortgage Lender in Springdale for Arvest. She's reached these milestones while on DACA. Her story is of discipline, working hard and believing in her abilities to help people in their financial milestones. In Episode 207 we break down her journey in a story we hope inspires others to do what they love with the same energy and passion Rosie has every day.

What does it mean to be a man and be infertile? Millions of men around the world live with male infertility and find themselves and their partners trying to find solutions and answers to be able to conceive. This week we sit down with KUAF's Matthew Moore and breakdown what male infertility is and his and Emily, his wife's journey to eventual parenthood.

We sat down with Emmanuel Cortes who is an up and coming artist in the local Mexican Regional Music Space. Originally from Arkansas and making waves here, Emmanuel is set to headline the Railyard Stage in Downtown Rogers this Saturday which will be a showcase you won't want to miss! Listen to this episode and check out his show this Saturday. Doors open at 7pm!

This week we sat down with actress, poet and activist Na'Tosha De'Von and talked about her new solo show "Ain't I A Woman." Her show is premiering this week at the Global Life Campus at the University of Arkansas and it's bound to be a powerful presentation!

Welcome to our latest podcast episode, where we shine a spotlight on the incredible work of local artist Audrey Vega. Join us as we delve into an inspiring conversation about her moving art installation happening this Saturday, a heartfelt tribute to her beloved grandma Virginia Vega and uncle Eddie Vega.

Join us as we celebrate the beauty of art, family, and community, and learn from Audrey Vega's perspective on mental health and breaking generational trauma. This podcast episode promises to be a moving and enlightening experience, inspiring us all to find strength, healing, and hope in the connections that shape us. Don't miss this heartfelt and transformative conversation. Tune in now!