Podcast
Ozarks at Large
Hosted by KUAF 91.3 Public Radio · EN
A daily news magazine highlighting the people, places and events of Northwest Arkansas and the Arkansas River Valley.
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The need for multi-lingual doulas — Recounting modern Arkansas governors
3d ago00:54:59Tap to summarizeOn today's show, we learn that doulas provide guidance and support to new mothers and their families, but few in our region can do so in Spanish. We also dive into some Pryor Center archives that are among the earliest filmed records of Arkansas politics. Plus, a new Sound Perimeter.
Transcribe →Heat wave NWA: Is the worst yet to come? — Library healthcare in West Fork
6d ago00:55:00Tap to summarizeOn today's show, we learn some of summer’s hottest days may still be ahead of us. Plus, we hear from the West Fork Library about how you can now check your blood pressure while checking out books. We also consider Gen Z's high cat adoption rates.
Transcribe →Razorback Transit grows — 'Lillith and Eve' visit Springdale
1w ago00:54:58Tap to summarizeOn today's show, we learn that a cadre of city employees, grassroots organizations, and motivated individuals are working together to expand public transit services in Fayetteville. We also hear that next month, an ambitious original work of heaven, angels and morality is on stage in Springdale. Plus, we share live music happenings for your weekend.
Transcribe →Developing AI curriculum for higher education — A podcast about manifestos
1w ago00:54:59Tap to summarizeOn today's show, we learn that Northwest Arkansas Community College and MIT PATH are collaborating to develop a curriculum for AI skills training. Plus, a podcaster talks about manifestos. We also get a preview of the Newport Jazz Festival.
Transcribe →Surveillance camera removal in Pea Ridge — Teens consider the future at I3R
1w ago00:54:59Tap to summarizeOn today's show, we learn a new multi-billion-dollar data center is being built in the Arkansas River Valley, and there’s still not much information about it. We also hear that last week, 30 teenagers thought about big challenges during a research day at I3R at the University of Arkansas. Plus, Ozark history with Jared Phillips.
Transcribe →The cost of losing local news — Considering Mozart's last symphony
1w ago00:54:59Tap to summarizeOn today's show, we learn that communities face consequences when it loses local journalism, and researchers have been working to put a dollar amount on what that actually costs taxpayers. We'll also spend time with the music of, and the music inspired by, Mozart’s final completed symphony on Sound Perimeter. Plus, another trip to the Pryor Center archives.
Transcribe →A secular recovery program — Arkansas Interscholastic Cycling League creates community, confidence
2w ago00:54:59Tap to summarizeOn today's show, we learn there is more than one way to recover from addiction through programs like Recovery Demystified. We also hear the Arkansas Interscholastic League is back in action. Plus, April Wallace swoops in with pop culture recommendations for your weekend.
Transcribe →Taking a closer look at the small things — Exploring the Queer Craft Corner
2w ago00:54:59Tap to summarizeOn today's show, we hear how the Queer Craft Corner is building community. Plus, we visit The Momentary in Bentonville and examine the joy of everyday objects. You can also take joy in knowing there is a busy live music weekend approaching with today's Talking Tunes.
Transcribe →Parents Left Behind helps after a loss — A spotlight on Arkansas' female musicians
2w ago00:54:59Tap to summarizeOn today's show, we learn how Parents Left Behind provides help after the loss of a child. Plus, author Stephen Koch discusses his book, which spotlights Arkansas women musicians, singers and songwriters. We also hear about a local play coming to Springdale.
Transcribe →UofA updates active shooter response guidelines — Considering reform for education funding
2w agoTap to summarizeOn today's show, we learn that, even though it isn't pleasant, preparing to respond to an active shooter is necessary. Plus, after national reporting about a violent incident at a private school in Arkansas, we think about what reform should take place. We also get a new series of recommended books, each originally written in a language other than English.
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