On this week’s edition of Talk Business & Politics:

Congressman French Hill says the Mueller investigation should be allowed to complete its course. What else does the Second District Republican have to say on the economy and immigration?

Term limits 3.0. Another version of term limits looks headed to the November ballot. Tim Jacob with Arkansas Term Limits outlines his group’s reasons for shortening legislative terms.

And AT&T has a new Arkansas President. Longtime executive Ronnie Dedman takes over. What’s on his agenda?

Tune in to Talk Business & Politics on Sunday for these interviews and much more.

On this week’ edition of Talk Business & Politics:

Are the GOP tax cuts having their desired effect? UA Walton College Economist Mervin Jebaraj crunches the numbers.

Home Bancshares is on a record setting roll with profits, but its stock price isn’t where its company leader wants it to be. We’ll go one-on-one with chairman Johnny Allison.

And UAMS has a new chancellor. Meet Dr. Cam Patterson. Two months on the job, he’s already steering UAMS in some new directions. Hear more about his vision in our conversation.

On this week’s edition of Talk Business & Politics:

President Trump and Vladimir Putin and the congressional reaction. Fourth District Congressional candidate Hayden Shamel shares her views on this and what she would do differently.

Tourism in Arkansas is looking at the past present and the future.  Kane Webb, executive director of the Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism and Mark Christ of The Arkansas Department of Heritage join me for a conversation.

Small businesses in Arkansas have an ally on their side in Edward Haddock, director of U.S. Small Business Administration Arkansas Operations talks shop.   

These interviews plus local headlines of the week.

On this week’s edition of Talk Business & Politics:

New ethics rules in the legislature; a bombshell week for immigration news; and court rulings on taxes and medical marijuana produced a busy week in politics.

State Senate President-elect Jim Hendren, R-Sulphur Springs, and House Minority Leader Rep. Charles Blake, D-Little Rock, are our guests.

Plus, innovation, entrepreneurship and access to capital. Is Arkansas moving in the right direction? Author and entrepreneur Dr. Jeff Standridge joins us for a conversation. 

And, we’ll run through the biggest business and political stories of the last week.

Plus, we’ll round up the latest headlines of the last week.

On this week’s edition of Talk Business & Politics:

Legislative ethics takes center stage at the state capitol. A plea agreement suggests wrongdoing by a high-profile state senator, the governor’s nephew, which leads to reactions, calls for resignation and new rules.

Talk Business & Politics John Burris and Wes Brown take part in our political roundtable conversation.

The Arkansas Rep is trying to turn around its misfortune. Board member Ruth Shepherd and founding artistic director Cliff Baker offer their vision for what happens next.

Plus, we’ll round up the latest headlines of the last week.