Springdale-based Tyson has announced a change and Governor Asa Hutchinson is continuing to seek changes in state government structure. MUSIC: "No Respect" The Toasters

The Ozarks has no shortage of trees. When a tree falls in Madison County, we’re not sure if Ryan Powers hears it crash to the ground, but he may. We recently spent some time with a man who salvages fallen timber, for land owners on site, into valuable craft lumber: MUSIC: "Beethoven's Fifth" Woody Phillips

For their weekly conversation, John Brummett and Roby Bock discuss the surroundings of the transition of government. John Brummett is a political writer for the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette and Roby Brock is with our content partner Talk Business and Politics.

Our Militant Grammarian, Katherine Shurlds, helps us out with often-confused words. MUSIC:"St. James Infirmary" Allen Toussaint

Shocking and stunning were two of the most common words used to describe the outcome of the 2016 presidential election. In the days that followed, shock faded as reality sunk in and the nation's thoughts turned to "what's next?" To discuss what happens now, we invited Doug Thompson, political writer for the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, and State Representative Greg Leding, a Democrat from Fayetteville, to the Carver Center for Public Radio for a conversation.

Becca Martin Brown reminds us that before Thanksgiving we have several events to consider.

Pastor Clint Schnekloth delivers his latest book he suggests for winter reading, Sleeping Giant: How the New Working Class Will Transform America by Tamara Draut.

An escape tone is a music theory term. It’s also the name of a Fort Smith-based jazz-fusion trio. Escape Tones typically perform in the River Valley, but the group has Northwest Arkansas concerts scheduled in December and January.

Sure the pumpkin pie isn't made yet, but before we have Thanksgiving dinner it is time to light up the Ozarks. Becca Martin Brown from the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette has details.

Bobby Bridger has been traveling, writing, singing and painting for decades. Tomorrow he has a free show (limited seating, reservations required) at the Museum of Native American History. This morning he talked to us about his show, Lakota and more.