Ozarks at Large

On today's show, we get a sampling of medieval music from members of two University of Arkansas music ensembles. Also, Micheal Tilley and Becca Martin Brown return for their regular Friday conversations abotu the news and local entertainment happenings.

On today’s show, we hear about the state of the northwest Arkansas economy. Plus, we hear how state health officials are bracing for flu season. And, we talk about three films being screened next week that examine different states of homelessness in the region.

On today's show, we hear how the largest gift by an individual ever to UAFS will result in more scholarships for students. Plus, we hear about the history of Bob Wills and his Texas Playboys in Fort Smith. And we hear about a Harrison couple who hope to pay it forward this week during the annual motorcycle rally in Fayetteville.

On today’s show, assessing the music ecosystem of northwest Arkansas. Plus, the applications for Artists 360 grants have been assessed, and our Militant Grammarian helps us assess groups of animals.

On today's show, we hear about risks and proper containment of black mold. Also, we hear about a new book that brings together images of Depression-era Arkansas collected by the Farm Security Administration.

On today’s show, one of the busiest streets in Fort Smith gets another look. Plus, there's a chance to look and listen to west Africa this week in downtown Springdale. And John Brummett takes a closer look at the latest in the Brett Kavanaugh nomination.

On today’s show, we learn what recent research into music and the brain can tell us. Plus, we hear about the important role volunteers play in medical research in Arkansas. And Shiloh Museum plans to celebrate more than a century of research in Springdale.

On today’s show, we learn how a decommissioned Kraft Foods plant in Bentonville is being converted into a contemporary arts venue. Plus, contemporary songwriter Kaia Kater blends her lyrics with her banjo, and we hear about a contemporary take on camping near downtown Bentonville.

On today’s show, a celebration of diversity and inclusion launches on the University of Arkansas campus. Plus, we hear how pilots want more of us to be able to celebrate the natural beauty of the sky in the Ozarks. And we celebrate history and legend with the new movie The Riot Act, which was filmed in Van Buren.

On today’s show, we learn about a new service for veterans in the Ozarks. Plus, we discuss a not-so-new phenomenon, a polarized electorate, and its possible origin. And we hear about a new commitment to the fashion designers of northwest Arkansas.