This week we talk to Aimee and Lindsey about the More Than Pink Walk and Tailgate Party to benefit Susan G. Komen coming up October 25-26, then Haylee stops by to tell us about the One Walk for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, and in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Heather from UAMS comes by to talk about their mobile mammography unit, The Mammovan!

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This week we have First Lady Susan Hutchinson on the program to discuss the upcoming Arkansas Women of Interest gala to benefit Children's Advocacy Centers of Arkansas, and talking with Regina from Holy Sews about the International Wave of Light in honor of Infant Loss Awareness Day on October 15th.

This week we talk with Arkansas Veterans Support Services about a Poker Run and the 6th annual Arkansas Heroes Ride, we visit with Pam from Arkansas Women's Outreach and Crystal from CALS about a special project to help homeless women in Central Arkansas, and Meredith from CareLink stops by to talk Cupcakes For Goodness Sake to benefit the Central Arkansas Area Agency On Aging.
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Jamie Fuell talks with the new Saline County Professional Women's Lions Club about their new group and how they are looking to add to their charter, and DJ Taylor talks with Mike from Magic Springs about how to help save lives with the "vampires" at the Arkansas Blood Institute and get a free admission to Magic Screams.

This week we talk with Abigail about the HDSA Team Hope Walk and BBQ Competition, Pat Mahan stops by to talk about the 34th Annual DU Banquet, Camie and Carl come by to talk Cops On Donut Shops to benefit Special Olympics, and then we talk film with Bill Volland and Tony Buck for the Hot Springs Horror Film Festival at the Historic Central Theater!

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It's all about that Fest Life! This week Rebecca and Anna Ruth from American Heart Association stop by to discuss the Festival Of Wines on Oct. 3, Josh Harris shares details on the Ninja Warrior experience to benefit the food insecure with NinjaFest on September 28th, and lastly Megan from the City of Jacksonville comes in to discuss FestiVille at the end of September!

This week, we're sitting down with Lori Arnold, Executive Director for the Greater Arkansas Chapter of American Red Cross to talk #HurricaneDorian Relief and how people can help, also with Lori Bowers about the Swinging Fore Children golf tournament to benefit Arkansas Children's Hospital, and lastly with Amanda Copely and Tonya Johnson about the free 2019 Senior Expo at the Statehouse Convention Center.

This week we talk Cupcakes For Goodness Sake with Meredith from CareLink and the Central Arkansas Area Agency on Aging (and the $750 prize to a winning amateur and winning professional baker); then we talk with Susan and Hannah about the upcoming Yadaloo Music and Arts Festival to benefit Habitat for Humanity of Central Arkansas!

DJ Taylor talks with Sherri, HollyAnn, and Josh about the 4th Annual Harvest Night, a night of family fun at the Arkansas Foodbank, and Jamie Fuell talks with Ashley and Amy about Runway for the Cure, a special breast cancer survivors fashion show at the iHeartRadio Metroplex to benefit Susan G. Komen.
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The Miracle League helps special needs kids have fun, and now they need your help to recover from the Arkansas River floods before the start of the season. And the Saline County Library System is helping people with crafts, yoga, study time, and pizza!
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