In celebration of Black History Month, we are resharing our conversation about Mal Goode, the first Black network newscaster in the U.S. His groundbreaking career at ABC News, historic coverage of pivotal moments—including the funerals of Malcolm X, Robert F. Kennedy, and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.—and his commitment to truth and representation paved the way for future generations of Black journalists.
As events nationwide honor his legacy, we invite you to revisit this episode and reflect on his enduring impact on the media industry and civil rights movement.
I am Northwest Arkansas Posts
In this episode of I am Northwest Arkansas®, host Randy Wilburn speaks with Peter Norman, Associate Assistant Professor of Law at the University of Arkansas and Director of the Community and Rural Enterprise Development (CRED) Clinic. Peter shares his journey from practicing law in Asia to leading a legal clinic dedicated to supporting small businesses and nonprofits in Northwest Arkansas. He discusses the clinic’s mission to provide free legal services to underserved communities while training the next generation of legal professionals. Tune in to learn how legal support can empower entrepreneurs and strengthen local communities.
Continue ReadingEpisode 303 – Empowering Entrepreneurs: Peter Norman’s Role in NWA’s Legal Landscape
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In this captivating episode of I am Northwest Arkansas®, host Randy Wilburn reconnects with Doug Riverman Allen, an iconic entrepreneur and storyteller from Northwest Arkansas. Doug delves into his remarkable journey, from managing the beloved Jose’s Bar and Grill to launching his latest venture, Bubba’s Barbecue, nestled in the scenic town of Eureka Springs. Tune in for an inspiring discussion about resilience, community engagement, and the entrepreneurial spirit that fuels the local restaurant scene.
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In this inspiring episode of I am Northwest Arkansas®, host Randy Wilburn welcomes Tammy Michelle Perry, a passionate mental health advocate and professional serving Rogers Public Schools and Orissa Health. Tammy dives into her journey, sharing her personal and professional experiences in addressing the critical mental health challenges faced by young people in Northwest Arkansas. From her family’s deep ties to the region to her insights on supporting parents and caregivers, Tammy offers a heartfelt perspective on fostering community awareness and understanding around mental health. Tune in for an empowering conversation that highlights the importance of advocacy and support in building a healthier future for our youth.
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