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Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

The home site for all news podcasts from the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. We'll interview subjects for our stories and feature talks with reporters on what they're working on for future stories and their reporting methods.

  1. 12 JUL

    Becca Martin-Brown's farewell chat with other members of the arts “old guard” in NWA

    In this week’s Know the News, Becca Martin-Brown, Arts and Entertainment editor, chats with the “old guard” of the arts in Northwest Arkansas about the changes over the past 35 years. Don't forget to check out Becca's farewell column that came out today at: nwaonline.com/news/2024/jul/12/the-other-way-becca-martin-brown-says-farewell

    40 min
  2. Latest news from the Fort Smith Film Festival with executive director, founder Brandon Chase Goldsmith

    5 JUL

    Latest news from the Fort Smith Film Festival with executive director, founder Brandon Chase Goldsmith

    In this week’s Know the News, host Chris Swindle sits down with Fort Smith Film Festival Executive Director and Founder Brandon Chase Goldsmith to discuss the festival, which is entering its fourth year. With the festival expanding from two days to three and from one location to two, there’s a lot to discuss about what’s new this year and what organizers have learned since starting the festival.

    21 min

  3. 28 JUN

    Preserving the Storm: Rogers Museum Seeks Stories and Photos from May Tornado

    The Rogers Historical Museum is seeking stories and photos from the May 26 storm as it works to preserve a record of the event. On this week’s edition of the Know the News podcast, we talk to museum Director Serena Barnett about what the project entails, what types of material have been received and why making this kind of record is important. Read more Sunday at nwaonline.com.

    16 min

  4. 21 JUN

    Cherokee Nation Chief champions Cherokee citizenship rights at U.S. Marshals Museum exhibit

    Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. has led the efforts to make descendants of Cherokee Freedmen full and welcomed citizens of the Cherokee Nation. He talks about those efforts and “We Are Cherokee: Cherokee Freedmen and the Right to Citizenship,” on exhibit through Jan. 19, 2025, at the U.S. Marshals Museum in Fort Smith with Becca Martin-Brown, Arts and Entertainment editor.

    18 min

  5. 14 JUN

    Know the News - Local brewery trends in Northwest Arkansas

    In this week’s Know the News podcast, host Chris Swindle and reporter Lydia Fletcher talk about trends in the local brewery scene in Northwest Arkansas. In addition, Chris takes a tour of Orthodox Farmhouse Brewery in Elkins, talk to owner Ashlyn Gagnon and gives his honest reactions to some samples of their current beer selections.

    28 min
  6. The Bentonville Film Festival is back for its 10th year!

    7 JUN

    The Bentonville Film Festival is back for its 10th year!

    The Bentonville Film Festival is back for its 10th year. It runs June 10-16. Wendy Guerrero, president of the film festival, joins us on this week's edition of the Know the News podcast to talk about all that the festival offers this year, as well as the work that takes place behind the scenes to make it all happen.

    21 min

  7. 31 MAY

    Benton County's May 26th tornado, its impact and recovery for the region

    In this week’s Know the News podcast, we look at the impact of the May 26 storms in Northwest Arkansas. Podcast host Chris Swindle speaks with National Weather Service meteorologist Craig Sullivan, Bentonville Mayor Stephanie Orman, Benton County Judge Barry Moehring and NWA Democrat-Gazette reporter Tracy Neal. Two Benton County residents who are working to assess and clean up damage to property also speak about what they experienced and what comes next.

    38 min
  8. Know the News - Former Rogers chief on firefighting in the age of lithium-ion batteries

    24 MAY

    Know the News - Former Rogers chief on firefighting in the age of lithium-ion batteries

    In this week’s Know the News segment, host Greg Harton is joined by Tom Jenkins, who retired as fire chief in Rogers last year after 15 years in the role. We discuss risks and the firefighting challenges involved in the increasing use of lithium-ion batteries for everything from cell phones and yard tools to the small but growing segment of electric vehicles. Emergency responders in Northwest Arkansas are modifying how they fight vehicle fires, for example, because of the reaction batteries can have to heat.   The podcast also features previews of stories coming up during the Memorial Day weekend in the Northwest Arkansas Democrat Gazette and in the River Valley.

    24 min
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