Randy 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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Shawn Schwartzman shares how Potter’s House transforms lives through thrift stores, community programs, and the power of relationships. Discover their mission and the exciting Jefferson Renewal project.
Leave a CommentFrom CPA to Changemaker: Bret Raymond’s journey from financial analysis to fighting food insecurity is nothing short of inspiring. Through PacShack and Neighborly Food Co., he’s transforming the way we think about food—one nutritious, culturally infused meal at a time—all while dedicating 100% of profits to feeding communities in need.
Leave a CommentIn this special episode of I Am Northwest Arkansas, host Randy Wilburn sits down with Becci Sisson, CEO of Seven Hills Homeless Center, and Will Roth, Board President, to discuss the growing issue of homelessness in the region. With extensive experience in nonprofit work, Becci shares insights on combating homelessness and providing critical services to the underserved. Will, a passionate advocate for housing solutions, highlights the importance of community collaboration and resource awareness. The conversation delves into the challenges, personal stories, and proactive steps needed to address homelessness in Northwest Arkansas. Listeners are encouraged to engage with the issue and contribute to efforts aimed at creating lasting change.
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