Ozarks at Large

On today's show, a conversation about philosophy, law and the art of not being so determined that we know things we don’t. Also, our regular conversations with Michael Tilley from Talk Business and Politics and Becca Martin Brown with the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.

On today’s show, is nuclear power’s comeback complete? Arkansas Nuclear One has a 20-year extension. Plus the US Marshals Museum plans to open in Fort Smith in 916 days. Also, the evolution of the past couple of centuries of American legal ethics.

On today's program, we learn how the Center for Art and Education is laying plans to move to a new space in downtown Van Buren. Also, we learn how the Fay Jones School of Architecture and Design is working with the School of Forest Resources at UA Monticello to source sustainable construction materials to promote forest growth.

On today’s show, northwest Arkansas and Fort Smith end up at different places on a new poll about well-being. Plus John Brummett from the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette remembers the late Jimmy Breslin, and a weekend voice on KUAF, Sean Hickey, explains why his voice is heard elsewhere, too.

On today's program, we learn what insects are good for a garden. Also, a look at bees: both how to get a surprise swarm of the bugs out of one's yard and a look at why bees are vanishing.

On this St. Patrick’s Day show, a design competition centered at the University of Arkansas could provide funds for a startup, and the Fayetteville Public Library receives news that will affect expansion plans. Also, Jake Hertzog brings his guitar, amp and a collection of pedals to the Firmin-Garner Performance Studio.

On today’s show, delivery robots are getting a trial run around the University of Arkansas. Plus the consideration of a replacement for the Affordable Care Act continues, and a favorite bakery in Fort Smith is back after 17 years away...with some of customers’ favorite pastries and favorite faces.

On today's program, we hear about the proposed changes to the state's Freedom of Information Act, which turns 50 this year. Also, we hear from the Akakaze Quartet, and we hear about some of their music that cemented the band's spot in the 11th annual Bucharest International Jazz Competition.

On today's program, a look at tactical urbanism and how the design technique is transforming downtown streets and intermodal corridors in Fayetteville. Also, we hear about the Arkansas Highway and Transportation Department's plans to update the I-49 interchange at Wedington Drive, and we learn about a recent report that suggests the University of Arkansas -Fort Smith has an economic impact of more than $300 million

On today's program, we hear about a new documentary that looks at students and science fairs in Alpena, Alma, and at Haas Hall Academy. We also hear how Gravette High School is offering vocational and technical training, including courses in HVAC and welding, to its students. The school is now collaborating with other school districts to establish a more permanent regional career center.