Ozarks at Large

On today’s show, we learn about the growing relationship between big corporations and environmental regulations. Plus, we hear about the importance of relationships between a company and the people who work for that company. And, Gustav Carlson’s art has a relationship with outer space.

On today’s show, we learn about the potential dangers of driving big trucks on Newton County roads. Plus, we hear a conversation about the driving forces behind a growing awareness of sexual assault. And, we visit a playground more than worth the drive.

On today’s show, schools and trauma; teachers in northwest Arkansas are getting help to deal with trauma. Plus the University of Arkansas Fort Smith is a school with a new vision. And an old-school holiday tradition with a new approach; the annual Lions Auction of the Air is now online.

On today’s show, the Book of Unknown Americans’ author Cristina Henriquez talks about her novel about a family moving from Mexico to Delaware. Plus a singer travels from Greenland to the Ozarks. And Becca Martin Brown gives us some...but certainly not all...of the details of Christmas in the River Valley and northwest Arkansas.

On today’s show, we consider mercy. Plus our Militant Grammarian considers Christmas carols. And a Thanksgiving edition of the Northwest Arkansas Business Journal.

On today’s show, food, Thanksgiving and understanding our differences and similarities; we have a conversation about food and diversity for this Thanksgiving week. Plus, we learn about a new report examines how an Arkansas law may be affecting health of stigmatized populations. And, we get a preview of an upcoming all-star tribute to Tom Petty.

On today’s show, with Sears closing stores in Fayetteville and Fort Smith, what does this mean for the malls left with empty retail space? Plus, a classic love story connects an embattled nation with northwest Arkansas. And what became of the hopes and dreams for the Arkansas delta catfish to be as important as poultry in northwest Arkansas? We find out.

On today’s show, we remember one of the most-watched Arkansas nights ever. Plus, we learn about the power of radio in Africa, and a NWA-based musician recently had the opportunity to perform at the Grand Ole Opry’s pre-show; we hear music from Caleb Ryan Martin on today’s program.

On today’s show, a medical anthropologist working with Marshallese immigrants in Springdale is publishing articles about health care. Plus, northwest Arkansas teachers fly halfway around the world to observe classrooms in a country ranked near the top in education. And, Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art will sound different Saturday night.

On today’s show, we go deep into the Arkansas Poll numbers. Plus, off-year elections provide John Brummett a chance to consider the future. And, the Militant Grammarian returns with not one, but five different kinds of...commas.