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Bonus Episode: Building Equitable Communities: Northwest Arkansas and the Future of Community Land Trusts

About the Show: Do you want to ensure that your community remains affordable and accessible for all residents? Our guest speakers will share the solution…

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Episode 230: Driving Towards Success: Noah Washington’s Exclusive Interviews with Northwest Arkansas Icons

Meet Noah Washington, a University of Arkansas sophomore whose passion sets him apart. Noah’s particular vision has inspired his YouTube show, The Ridin’ Around Show in which he artistically conveys the stories of great university athletes through dialogue and carpool karaoke. His creative technique, similar to James Corden’s Late Late Night Show has earned him a local sensation demonstrating his broadcasting skills.

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Bonus Episode: Understanding the Needs of Northwest Arkansas’ Black Community: The State of Black Census

On this episode of the I Am Northwest Arkansas podcast, Randy Wilburn converses with Chris Seawood and Lindsey Leverett-Higgins from the Northwest Arkansas Martin Luther King Jr Council. They delve into the State of Black Northwest Arkansas Census, aiming to gather vital data on the Black community’s experiences and needs for inclusivity and informed decisions.

They reflect on historical challenges and the resilience of Black communities, emphasize inclusive growth in the region, discuss talent retention hurdles, and highlight the census as a tool for positive change.

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Creating Community through Art: Insights from Lakeisha Edwards of Art Ventures

Randy Wilburn engages in a dynamic conversation with Lakeisha Edwards, the Executive Director of Art Ventures. Edwards passionately underscores collaboration, support, and the inclusive ethos of the Northwest Arkansas community that fuels her efforts at Art Ventures. She underscores the imperative of acknowledging the business aspect of art and the critical role of funding in upholding art organizations.

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