On today's show, we visit a new exhibition in Fayetteville that honors the legacy of Arkansas’ own Levon Helm. Plus, the World Cup is in full swing, so we get up to date on the future USL Championship team coming to the area. And Michael Tilley of Talk Business & Politics joins us with news from the River Valley.

On today's show, we hear from Fayetteville's first legally permitted urban sheep. We also get a preview of NWA Pride Weekend. Plus, our culture vulture pays us a visit to share some beach-related pop culture recommendations.

On today's show, we hear that healthcare providers say preventative care and knowing what symptoms to look for may help women feel more prepared for menopause. We also learn how lichen changed one man’s life. Plus, more details about a movie raising awareness about maternal mortality and more. 

On today's show, we learn that healthcare providers say preventative care for women can lead to early treatment of breast cancer. Plus, we hear that this weekend’s Juneteenth celebration in Fayetteville is the 30th consecutive year for the northwest Arkansas observation of the holiday. Plus, we offer a conversation about public libraries and public television in Arkansas.

On today's show, we learn there’s new ownership for a collection of hospitals and medical centers in Northwest Arkansas. We also continue our survey of a documentary on Arkansas’ history created to mark the country’s Bicentennial. Plus, we hear a new edition of Sound Perimeter.

On today's show: 2030 is approaching, fast. The Walton Family Foundation is identifying strategies for its latest five-year grantmaking cycle. Plus, this summer UAFS student Danu Regalado is cycling across the country to raise awareness for differently abled people, and Smokehouse Players are bringing "On Golden Pond" to the summer stage.

On today's show, we hear about a local dentist who is working on a new way to provide dental care to children who are underinsured. Plus, we learn that opera is anything but boring as Karen Day discusses her film ARIA-Opera on the Edge, part of the 2026 Bentonville Film Festival. We also talk about local music for the week.

On today's show, we hear the first story in a three-part series on preventative care for women. We also learn about Electionsaurus. Plus, we get more about an event that brings together an all-star roster of area chefs for one night to cook over an open fire.

On today's show, we learn that the answer as to whether data centers can be built in Pulaski County is still up in the air.  Plus, Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art is ready to open its expansion, and we take a look at what's new.  Drew Hutson Rogers also talks being on tour.

On today's show, we hear about a new nonprofit based in central Arkansas that is launching to address food insecurity and student meal access. Plus, as the American 250th anniversary approaches, we listen to more archives from the Pryor Center, looking back at how Arkansas observed America’s history on the Bicentennial. We also offer an exploration of musical peace.