Randy interviews bladesmith Kenneth Webb, owner of Webb Blades. Kenneth discusses his passion for creating bespoke chef knives and outdoor blades, emphasizing the artistry and utility in knife-making. His dedication to quality and intricate designs has garnered a following among chefs and enthusiasts. The episode explores the transformative nature of his craft and celebrates bladesmithing in Northwest Arkansas.
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Randy Wilburn talks with Yang Luo-Branch, President of the Arkansas Association of Asian Businesses (AAAB), and board member Michael Mourot. They discuss the growth and diversity of the Arkansas Asian business community. Yang shares her journey in establishing the organization, emphasizing cross-cultural communication, while Michael points out the diversity across different Asian countries. The episode also covers the “five personas” in the local business scene, showcasing the opportunities for networking and growth in Northwest Arkansas.
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Shannon Hendrix, Senior VP at Children’s Hospital discusses her role in developing Arkansas Children’s in Springdale, emphasizing its status as the region’s sole pediatric hospital. The episode sheds light on ACNW’s comprehensive services, including emergency and specialty care, while addressing pediatric healthcare misconceptions. The significance of a local children’s hospital for Northwest Arkansas families, particularly those contemplating moving to the area, is a key topic, highlighting the area’s strong pediatric healthcare offerings. This episode is informative for anyone interested in Northwest Arkansas’s healthcare, especially in pediatrics.
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“Join us on the I am Northwest Arkansas podcast for a captivating conversation with NWACC President Dennis Rittle. Delve into NWACC’s dedication to accessible, affordable education, and explore how they’re tackling the challenge of rising educational costs. Discover their strategies, like providing Pell grants, to support students financially and the pursuit of debt-free graduation. Tune in for insights into NWACC’s role as a valuable starting point in higher education, offering diverse courses and paths.”
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