In this inspiring episode of I am Northwest Arkansas®, host Randy Wilburn welcomes Tammy Michelle Perry, a passionate mental health advocate and professional serving Rogers Public Schools and Orissa Health. Tammy dives into her journey, sharing her personal and professional experiences in addressing the critical mental health challenges faced by young people in Northwest Arkansas. From her family’s deep ties to the region to her insights on supporting parents and caregivers, Tammy offers a heartfelt perspective on fostering community awareness and understanding around mental health. Tune in for an empowering conversation that highlights the importance of advocacy and support in building a healthier future for our youth.
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Corey Mixdorf, Principal Trombonist for the Symphony of Northwest Arkansas (SoNA) and music professor at the University of Arkansas, and Ben Harris, SoNA’s Executive Director, join host Randy Wilburn to discuss the symphony’s dynamic role in enriching the cultural fabric of Northwest Arkansas. They highlight SoNA’s educational outreach, the diversity of its performances, and its commitment to nurturing local talent, making the symphony a vital part of the region’s evolving music scene.
Leave a CommentIn this episode of I am Northwest Arkansas®, host Randy Wilburn chats with Elizabeth Prenger, an inspiring entrepreneur whose journey from political campaigns to launching the Assicle—a postpartum recovery innovation—highlights resilience and the power of community in the Femtech space.
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Leave a CommentRandy Wilburn, host of the I Am Northwest Arkansas podcast, continues to spotlight the dynamic intersection of business, culture, and community in the Ozarks. In this reflective episode, Randy revisits 2024’s milestones, highlighting stories of transformation and hope that define the region. From tackling food insecurity and homelessness with organizations like Potter’s House to exploring innovative sustainability efforts by businesses like Freight Relay and The Stitt Group, the podcast celebrates the collective efforts shaping Northwest Arkansas. With gratitude for the community’s support, Randy sets the stage for exciting initiatives in 2025, aiming to deepen the podcast’s impact.
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