On the latest episode of Undisciplined, host Dr. Caree Banton turns the tables on former co-host Warrington Sebree as he shares what led him to choose going to the University of Arkansas and what he gained from his time in African and African American Studies classes.

It has been ten years (and a few days) since Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art opened to the public. Yesterday we met with Jill Wagar, the deputy director of Crystal Bridges, to reflect on the first decade. She was one of our guests on our live broadcast from Bentonville the day the museum opened.

On today's show, Grammy nominee Mary Lambert and Arkansas alum Dr. Wyatt Paige Hermansen were on the University of Arkansas campus last night for their first-ever live conversation event. Plus, seeking Arkansas’ living treasures, and much more.

First up today: Arkansas now gives booster vaccines to all adults, a big NIH award will help UAMS study health disparities in Arkansas, and the Cherokee Nation is studying a rise in the minimum wage.

The podcast Manic Episodes, hosted by Dr. Wyatt Paige Hermansen (UA alum) and Mary Lambert (two-time Grammy nominee) covers a wide range of topics in a welcoming style. The first-ever live event connected to the podcast was last night on the University of Arkansas campus and we asked the creators about the podcast.

Attorney General Leslie Rutledge is now seeking the GOP nomination for Lt. Governor. John Brumett, a political columnist with the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, considers what this means for the 2022 election. You can hear their full conversation on YouTube.

Our Militant Grammarian, Katherine Shurlds, loves an obscure language term. Paraposdokians is her latest find.

The Arkansas Arts Council each year (except the pandemic year of 2021) finds an artisan to be recognized as an Arkansas Living Treasure. We asked Scarlet Sims, Artist Services manager at the Arkansas Arts Council, about the nominating process.

On today's show, The Terrorism Research Center based at the U of A is investigating radicalization and domestic violent extremism in the U.S. Plus, learning more about the ground beneath us with soil judging, and much more.

The beginning of our show includes an update on medical marijuana dispensaries in Arkansas, an uptick in active cases of COVID-19 in the states, and the stories and experiences of people with Medicaid in Arkansas.