On today's show, we hear that a national nonprofit is providing free dental care to underserved kids. Plus, we hear from an actor: TheatreSquared's 21st season is starting with a stage masterpiece. We also learn more about a new podcast from University of Arkansas students.

On today's show, we hear that a new bookshop is open in Springdale with a pay-what-you-can model. We also consider the future of higher education with AI, rising costs and uncertain legislative waters. Plus, we look forward to this year's Veterans Day Parade.

On today's show, we gain a better understanding of what it means to be employed yet still struggle to get by. Plus, Perceval Everret tells us that fiction can serve an important function. We also get a new edition of Sound Perimeter.

On today's show, we hear about the new novel "Death in the Tallgrass," which explores a decades-old murder mystery in eastern Oklahoma. We’ll also learn more about the University of Arkansas's Terrorism Research Center. Plus, Lia Uribe reflects on "Sound Perimeter," 13 years in Fayetteville and more.

On today's show, we hear that a national nonprofit advocating for mothers has launched two new chapters in Arkansas. Plus, we hear from bluegrass players Henhouse Prowlers. We also talk about local tunes.

On today's show, we hear that a new local zine is prioritizing the physical media experience. Plus, the midterm elections are 54 days away, so we answer voting questions. We also learn about a Day of Service at Springdale's Jones Center.

On today's show, we hear that Democrats and Libertarians in Arkansas are hopeful as we inch our way toward the midterms. We also learn that work to preserve, share and help are part of Fayetteville’s history. Plus, NPR’s Allison Aubrey gives advice on a productive midlife.

On today's show, we hear about National Preparedness Month and the work of American Red Cross in Northwest Arkansas. Plus, the University of Arkansas Marching Band gets ready for its season opener tomorrow. And we also discuss awards show season with a new U of A faculty member.

On today's show, we hear that the pay gap between teachers and comparable college-graduate professionals continues to widen. Plus, we visit with the United States representative to the Culinary World Skills competition, who is prepping in Bentonville. Plus, we get a survey of local music with Talkin' Tunes.

On today's show, we explore how momentum and advocacy are growing to call a special session to eliminate the waitlist for critical healthcare services for disabled Arkansans. Plus, we learn that Elizabeth Lilly McLaughlin’s life after the University of Arkansas hasn’t followed a straight path, but it has followed a satisfying one. We also mark 25 years of the Skokos Performing Arts Center in Alma and more.