Katie Schecter mixes great songs, a great voice and a sense of style for her latest record Bad for Business. She'll be performing Saturday night on the Next Door Stage at Format Festival.

We continue an autumnal reading list with Pastor Clint Schenckloth as he suggests A Women's Lectionary for the Whole Chuch: Year W by Wilda C. Gafney. The book explores women's stories in scriptures.

This week the Fay Jones School of Architecture and Design at the University of Arkansas will host the symposium, The Place of Practice. The Practice of Place.

Based on the beloved film, Pretty Woman: The Musical makes it way to Walton Arts Center starting September 20th. We hear from Matt Stocke, who plays the role of Phil Stuckey in the touring production.

As we nudge closer to Election Day, Roby Brock and John Brummett examine a pair of ballot matters.

Arkansas has the lowest number of employed veterinarians, according to a study from veterinarians.org. Some veterinarians in Northwest Arkansas are adjusting to the changing landscape and seeing more patients.

Arkansas native Richard Thalheimer founded the retailer The Sharper Image. This week's Pryor Center profile explains how he developed the company and how he exited it.

Pat Bianchi has played with jazz great likes Pat Martino and Joey DeFrancesco and realeased seven of his own records. The jazz organist will be in Fayetteville this weekend and talked with the host of Shades of Jazz, Robert Ginsburg, about his music.

Chef Erin Rowe guides Ozark culinary tours and is author of the richly illustrated “Ozark Culinary History: Northwest Arkansas Traditions From Corn Dodgers to Squirrel Loaf.”

Michael Tilley, from our partner Talk Business & Politics joins us to talk about the latest update on the consent decree in Fort Smith, the Tourism Ticker, and the shifting sentiments on marijuana in Arkansas.