In this episode of the I am Northwest Arkansas podcast, host Randy Wilburn engages with the visionary team behind the Carbon Chicken Project: Richard Ims, Jody Hardin, and Greg Parker. These experts explore their eco-conscious efforts to convert poultry litter into Carbon Chicken 80/20, a nutrient-rich compost blended with biochar. With roots in traditional agriculture and a focus on sustainability, the discussion sheds light on circular economies and innovative practices addressing environmental challenges, including the cleanup of the Illinois River watershed. Tune in to discover how these entrepreneurs are transforming food waste into solutions for a greener future.
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In this episode of the I am Northwest Arkansas podcast, host Randy Wilburn chats with Nina Hodgson, Marketing Director at the Springdale Public Library. They explore the library’s century-long evolution, its commitment to serving Springdale’s diverse community, and the variety of programs it offers, such as ESL classes, cultural story times, and digital book rentals. Nina also highlights the library’s mission to provide free services like computer access, notary services, and meeting space rentals, showcasing its vital role in community engagement and lifelong learning.
Leave a CommentJustin Johnson, co-founder of Square Six, joins the I am Northwest Arkansas podcast to discuss his journey from graphic designer to tech entrepreneur. He shares insights on the importance of user experience (UX) in technology, emphasizing that the best UX is often invisible. Justin also discusses his company’s mission to provide holistic tech solutions and their partnership with NFL star Ricky Williams.
Leave a CommentIn this episode of the I am Northwest Arkansas podcast, host Randy Wilburn talks with Serafina Lalany, the Executive Director of Startup NWA. Serafina shares her journey from cultivating Houston’s entrepreneurial scene to now leading efforts in Northwest Arkansas. They discuss the exciting new VC Immersion Series, a groundbreaking initiative designed to connect local startups with top venture capitalists across eleven States, unlocking crucial funding opportunities for Arkansas entrepreneurs. Tune in to hear Serafina’s insights on fostering innovation and building a supportive ecosystem for startups in the region.
In this episode of the I am Northwest Arkansas podcast, Joe Camizio and Lane Patterson, co-founders of Highway Ventures, share their journey in relocating to Northwest Arkansas to foster innovative startups. With a focus on transforming government-funded technologies and advancing mobility solutions, Joe and Lane discuss the region’s supportive business environment and their mission to bring cutting-edge ventures to life, even in the absence of their colleague, Dylan Terry.
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