About the Show: “Northwest Arkansas is part of Arkansas. You’re going to find a lot of different areas, and, no matter what you’re into, you’re…
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Monique Jones, Pastor and Director of Outreach and Community Engagement at the St. James Food Pantry, embodies the essence of community service in Northwest Arkansas. Host Randy Wilburn’s conversation with her on I am Northwest Arkansas celebrates her journey from HR to servant leadership, highlighting innovative approaches to tackle food insecurity. Through collaboration and resilience, Monique’s work exemplifies the transformative impact of community engagement in the Ozarks.
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In this episode of the I am Northwest Arkansas Podcast, host Randy Wilburn dives deep with James Hawkins, a seasoned therapist and clinical coordinator at the Joshua Center. James, an Air Force veteran with extensive experience in psychology, explores the dynamic blend of business, culture, and life in the Ozarks. The conversation highlights James’s unique journey from the South to finding community in Northwest Arkansas. They tackle crucial topics such as the nuances of African American identity in predominantly white spaces and advocate for the indispensable value of in-person therapy. Throughout, James shares insights from his work and his podcast, “The Leading Edge in Emotionally Focused Therapy,” emphasizing the profound impact of face-to-face therapeutic relationships.
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In this special episode of “I am Northwest Arkansas,” host Randy Wilburn delves into the remarkable journey of Coach Casey Dick, the force behind the undefeated season of the Fayetteville High School Bulldogs. From his formative years as a quarterback at the University of Arkansas to his influential role as a coach, Dick shares how his passion for football and leadership shaped his coaching philosophy. He emphasizes the power of building strong, familial relationships within the team, which not only propelled the Bulldogs to a perfect 13-0 season but also strengthened the community ties in Fayetteville, nurturing young athletes into future leaders both on and off the field.
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