About the Show:The biggest surprise was how vibrant the art community was. When my family moved to Northwest Arkansas, I didn’t know what to expect. I knew Crystal Bridges, but that was a museum. What I wasn’t sure about was the local art scene. Or i...
About the Show:We recently sat down with fellow podcaster, model, and all-around great person, Rochelle Bailey from INTERFORM. INTERFORM is an organization at the forefront of a movement toward a “self-sustaining design-led fashion and art industry...
About the Show:At I am Northwest Arkansas, we love both Tea and Coffee. They are both beverages that we enjoy every morning. Sometimes we mix it up and do a week of tea and a week of coffee. It just depends on how we feel. We recently sat down with...
About the Show:On this episode of the I am Northwest Arkansas podcast, we sit down with Brian Squire, who recently relocated to Fayetteville with his wife, Dena. Brian and Dena are both avid cyclists, and they are managing to make it here in Northwes...
About the Show:We recently sat down with Nate Walls from Secondhand Smoke BBQ And Second Helping NWA to catch up with him and find out how things are going. We featured Nate on Episode 42 of the podcast almost two years ago. Nate has a big BBQ Grill...
About the Show:We recently sat down with Orson Weems and Greg Thompson from the Music Education Initiative to learn about their desire to expose young people to a career path in music. According to Weems and Thompson, there are numerous pathways for...
About the Show: We are excited to share some good news from Signature Bank. They are adding Latin American Advisory Boards in the Communities they serve here in Northwest Arkansas. With the growth of the Latin American community in Northwest Arkansas...
About the Show:It’s not often that we have repeat guests on the podcast, but this week's episode is an exception. Kinya Christian is an Artist and Owner of the Into + View Art Gallery. Located in Downtown Rogers, Into + View Art Gallery is one of onl...
About the Show:If he were still alive, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., would be 93 years old. Today, throughout Northwest Arkansas, we celebrate his life through various events and activities. We thought it would be worth taking a break from our regular...
About the Show:We sat down with Rodrigo Salas and Ana Ortiz from Entrepreneurship For All NWA - EForAll - to talk about their new program launched recently here in Northwest Arkansas. Founded in Massachusetts, an Entrepreneur started EForAll to serv...