Pete Hartman

Pete talks with artist and author Alice Cunningham about the Art on the Bricks Art Walk in Rogers, where her work will be part of an exhibit raising awareness about human trafficking.

Pete talks with Arkansas Arts Council's Scarlet Sims about current grants and awards, including the Individual Artist Fellowship Awards and the Living Treasure Award.

Pete is joined by Dr. Michelle Rathgaber of the Arkansas Archeological Survey for a preview of events during Arkansas’ Archeology Month in March, including Celebrate Archeology Day on March 1.

Pete sits down with Marley Blonsky, executive director of All Bodies on Bikes, a local non-profit working to make the cycling industry and community more inclusive. They discuss the organization's work and their upcoming, Biking For Big Bodies Workshop at the Fayetteville Public Library.

Pete talks with Jessica DeBari of the Mount Sequoyah Center and Bryce Brisco of the Community Creative Center about this year's self-guided gallery hop, set for March 8.

Pete is joined by Alex Laitamaki with Ozark Gravel Cyclists for a conversation about their upcoming overnight "bike packing" ride and campout.

Educator Hal Cuff stops by the Carver Center for Public Radio to talk about the annual June Bug Jam, a benefit for Headwaters School in Red Star, Arkansas. The event includes guided outdoor adventures, live music and more.

Members of the NWA Ghostbusters stop by KUAF to talk about their upcoming fundraiser at Arkadia Retrocade benefiting the NWA Women’s Shelter — and to clear the Carver Center for Public Radio of any paranormal activity.

A conversation with Evan Johnson, conservation easement manager at the Northwest Arkansas Land Trust, about an upcoming workshop in Huntsville that explores how conservation easements can help protect working farms and the Ozarks’ diverse natural landscapes.

A conversation with ESSA's executive director Kelly McDonough about their upcoming fall studio stroll where guests can participate in several artist workshops and tour the camps' art spaces.