This is a special episode of the podcast. We will be back with regularly scheduled programming next week. In the meantime, please listen to this one from the heart.Mentioned in this episode:ONBoardNWA.comLooking for your next career move in Northwest...
About the Show:“Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever.”GandhiAt least for the last 150 years, education has been an essential part of society. Every industrialized nation puts a high value on education and credent...
About the Show:In this short episode of the podcast, we reflect on the importance of Memorial Day and we talk about the history of the holiday and why it is such an important holiday of reflection and sacrifice here in the United States.We also share...
About the Show:In this episode of the podcast, we sit down with musician and live music expert, Brian Crowne to discuss the growth of the Music venue scene here in Northwest Arkansas. Brian and his family have owned George's Majestic Lounge on Dickso...
About the Show:One of the things we've found doing this podcast is that Northwest Arkansas has plenty of room for economic growth. We live in the shadows of some large and iconic companies, but this area of the “Heartland” is also home to entrepreneu...
About the Show:In this Special Episode of the I am Northwest Arkansas podcast, we feature Larissa Ramey, a local artist and graduate student in the MFA program at the University of Arkansas.She is hosting an art workshop (STOOP TALK) on May 15, 2022,...
About the Show:One of the first things I did when I visited Northwest Arkansas was to check out the trail system everyone spoke about.The Razorback Greenway, as it is affectionately known, winds its way through the four major cities in NWA, Fayettevi...
About the Show:Hayne Begley makes a lot of Biscuits. More than 400,000 and counting as of the recording of this podcast episode. He has an exciting story of taking one of the iconic food staples of the South, the southern biscuit and elevating them t...
About the Show:What do you do with 95,000 Acres and 135+ miles of a river? You create the Buffalo National River and Park. The first National River in the United States was established in 1972. You hear the expression, “Are you going to float the Buf...
About the Show:We recently sat down with Phil Shellhammer, the Director of the Greenhouse Outdoor Recreation Program (GORP) from the Office of Entrepreneurship and Innovation at the University of Arkansas.Phil discussed in detail his new role and the...