Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Podcasts

LISTEN: The Shop Join Chip Souza and the rest of the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette's sports staff for this week's edition of The Shop. January 16, 2020

PODCAST: A chat with arts journalist Katy Henriksen Every year, What’s Up! considers some of the movers and shakers in arts that you’ll want to watch going forward. One of them for 2020 is Katy Henriksen. by NWA Democrat-Gazette - January 16, 2020

Julie Gabel: Jack of all theatrical trades finds joy in creative energy Julie Gabel is a theatrical jack of all trades: She teaches, she directs, she acts, she designs -- and she's master of them all. by Becca Martin-Brown - January 12, 2020

Katy Henriksen: Arts journalist carving her own path in NWA Some know her as the voice behind NPR affiliate KUAF's "Of Note." Some know her as the co-founder of the Trillium Salon Series. However you know Katy Henriksen,... by Jocelyn Murphy - January 12, 2020

PODCAST: Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson Gov. Asa Hutchinson stopped by the office to talk with NWADG editor Rusty Turner and editorial page editor Greg Harton about trade, a half-cent sales tax, what ... by NWA Democrat-Gazette - January 10, 2020

PODCAST: A chat with actor, director Julie Gabel Every year, What’s Up! considers some of the movers and shakers in the arts that you’ll want to watch going forward. One of them for 2020 is actor, director and... January 9, 2020

Iranian student artist builds cultural bridges through art Ziba Rajabi uses art to reconcile her relationship with Northwest Arkansas and her hometown of Tehran, Iran. by Mary Jordan - January 4, 2020

PODCAST: UA student Ziba Rajabi builds bridges through art Ziba Rajabi, an Iranian artist, and Cynthia Smith, the assistant director for outreach for International Students and Scholars with the University of Arkansas, ... January 4, 2020

Artist builds awareness for Arkansas' diverse LGBTQ community Jody Travis Thompson doesn't ascribe to stereotypes for the LGBTQ community. by Mary Jordan - January 3, 2020

PODCAST: Jody Travis Thompson on building awareness for Arkansas' LGBTQ community Jody Travis Thompson, a multidisciplinary artist, and Eva Madison, a lawyer with Littler Mendelson, help provide a greater understanding of the barriers that ex... January 3, 2020

Artist uses photos to celebrate Native American ancestors Bobby C. Martin is contributing to change the narrative for Northwest Arkansas' Native American population. by Mary Jordan - January 2, 2020

PODCAST: Using art to remove stereotypes for Native Americans The narrative that exists for Northwest Arkansas’ Native American population is the focus of this diversity in the visual arts podcast. January 1, 2020

Women artists must overcome professional, societal barriers for success Danielle Hatch's artwork is influenced by the experiences of women and the spaces they inhabit. by Mary Jordan - January 1, 2020

PODCAST: Danielle Hatch on the professional, societal barriers facing women artists Danielle Hatch, a multidisciplinary artist, and Ryder Buttry, director of strategic programs and initiatives with the Women’s Foundation of Arkansas, discussed ... January 1, 2020

Art helps paint picture of Northwest Arkansas immigrant population Octavio Logo is using art to build awareness of the barriers faced by Northwest Arkansas' immigrant community. by Mary Jordan - December 31, 2019