Courtney Lanning gives the new historical drama I'm Charlie Walker a "go-see" recommendation. She says the film, based on a 1971 collision of two oil tankers, is good and the acting by Mike Coleter is outstanding.

For the May edition of the KUAF Lunch Hour, we welcomed songwriter Adam Faucett to our lobby. Here he performs "Opossum" and "Ouchita Witch." The full performance will be available soon on the KUAF YouTube page.

A wide variety of live music is on tap for the next several days, including a few national touring bands, plenty of rock and roll, and more.

NorthWest Arkansas Community College is hosting a Juneteenth Celebration on Saturday, June 11th, and will feature a live recording of the podcast Undisciplined. The celebration begins at 2pm and the podcast will begin recording at 4pm.

A state-wide citizens' petition initiative to place an Arkansas constitutional amendment to legalize recreational marijuana for adults on the November ballot is well underway. The “Responsible Growth Arkansas” campaign ends July 8th.

Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art is set to open “We the People: The Radical Notion of Democracy”, including a rare, original print of the U.S. Constitution of which there are just eleven known in the world. The exhibition is organized by Polly Nordstrand, curator of Native American art, who said the document is the only privately held copy of the Constitution.

Ava Mae Masters is a middle schooler from Bentonville, the reigning USA National Preteen, and an advocate for inclusion.

Comedian Brian Regan considers the quest of finding new and funny material keeps him going, especially in the midst of a new tour. You can hear Regan at Walton Arts Center Sunday, June 12th.

Looking back at the Arkansas Primary, Arkansas Democrat Gazette political columnist John Brummett points out that John Boozman had largest percentage voting against an established candidate in recent history.

Fossil Cove Brewing Company celebrates its 10th anniversary this year.