University of Arkansas music professor Lia Uribe this week continues to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with selections from Cuban and Mexican composers. We hear selections from Silvana Estrada, Gabriela Ortiz and Tania Léon, with performances by Kronos Quartet, and Nancy Belmont and Mika Sasaki.

On today's show, we check in with the president of the Northwest Arkansas NAACP. Plus, an excerpt from the latest episode of Undisciplined, and much more.

Our Wednesday show starts with still-decreasing daily virus numbers in Arkansas, a proposals to split both Sebastian and Pulaski for new congressional districts, and a first-ever flight from XNA to Fort Lauderdale.

The northwest Arkansas branch of the NAACP has been working hard during the pandemic. We check in with NWA NAACP president Coby Davis.

What exactly is political science? On the latest episode of Undisciplined, host Dr. Caree Banton and cohost Warrington Sebree are joined by Dr. Najja Baptist and they dig into political science, the art of protest, and more. Dr. Baptist is a political science professor at the University of Arkansas. You can hear the remainder of this episode and others wherever you listen to podcasts.

Future School of Fort Smith, an open enrollment public charter high school located downtown in the historic Bell Grove district, is dedicating a new facility Friday at 1pm. The event, in partnership with the Fort Smith Chamber of Commerce, will take place at 622 N. 7th Street. The public is invited to attend.

The leadership at the University of Arkansas for 150 years has looked similar: white and male. Charlie Alison, the executive editor at University relations at the U of A considers how this affects students and also considers the possible future of the university and the state.

Courtney Lanning, a film critic with the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, says a new slasher flick on Netflix today, There's Someone Inside Your House, trods familiar ground. But it does provide entertaining (if bloody) scares for the season.

On today's show, researchers at Arkansas Center for Health Improvement and UAMS are collaborating on a study on Arkansas medical marijuana users. Plus, a new focus on archery in Bentonville, new translations of old books, and much more.

Our show starts with the latest virus numbers for Arkansas, the Arkansas Legislature's actions easing COVID-19 rules, a former Northwest Arkansas natural named Minor League Baseball Player of the Year.