Ozarks at Large

On today’s show, we hear about two different approaches to affordable housing in two different cities. Plus we hike to Mt. Kessler to learn more about about tough questions regarding preservation. And, we talk about 50 years of preservation with the Arkansas Archeological Survey:

On today’s show, a conversation about a new interfaith prayer center being developed in Bentonville. Plus, how advocacy for Marshallese in Arkansas is growing and spreading. Also, we hear about the latest art at 21C in Bentonville examines Iraq and Afghanistan and war:

On today's program, we visit Temple Shalom of Northwest Arkansas to hear how the congregation is coping with growing national anti-Semitic rhetoric and violence. We also learn how last week, Fayetteville clothing mainstay Cheap Thrills nearly closed its doors for good, but now has a new lease on life.

On today's program, we learn how a building in Springdale is being transformed into transitional housing and into a home for various agencies providing services to former prison inmates. Also, we hear highlights from Senator Tom Cotton's town hall that was held in Springdale last night.

On today's program, we talk with a local immigration attorney about new guidelines for enforcing President Trump's executive orders on immigration enforcement. Also, Third Coast Percussion begins a two-day run tomorrow at Walton Arts Center. We speak with one of the group's members about their upcoming performances in Fayetteville and about their recently won Grammy Award.

On today's program, we have highlights from Congressman Steve Womack's meeting this morning with constituents in West Fork., and we hear how voters aim to have a shout-free meeting with Senator Tom Cotton tomorrow in Springdale. Also, we hear how the city of Fayetteville is taking the first step toward developing a certification standard for life-long housing.

On today’s show, legislators meet with constituents to talk about proposed constitutional amendments, healthcare and, yes...guns on campus. Plus, we learn about a tax hike for soda in Arkansas , and we hear how Shiloh Museum of Ozark History is helping to keep Ozark ballads alive with a new generation.

On today's program, we get a preview of the newest exhibition at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, which opens tomorrow. Also, we catch up with the Trumann Rail Boys, and we hear about the 40th anniversary of Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families.

On today's program, we hear how some in Eureka Springs are hoping to turn the mountain village into a tourist destination for those looking to legally and safely consume medical marijuana. Also, a conversation with playwright Lisa D'Amour about her play Detroit, which is on-stage now at TheatreSquared

On today's program, we learn more about the inaugural Fort Smith Mardi Gras celebration. Plus, we learn how people living in rural areas, where there are typically few lawyers, can find legal representation, and we get a look at what's coming up this weekend in music in the region