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.
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David Stitt, the second-generation leader of The Stitt Group, shares his family’s journey of pioneering sustainable and energy-efficient home design in Northwest Arkansas. With a legacy that spans over four decades, The Stitt Group has led the way in passive solar design and energy-conscious building practices. In this episode of *I Am Northwest Arkansas*, David discusses the company’s focus on creating net-zero homes and how innovations in solar energy and energy-efficient construction are reshaping the housing market. He also highlights the importance of educating future generations about sustainability and the role of initiatives like the greening of the MLS in promoting eco-friendly homes. Tune in for an insightful conversation on the challenges and opportunities in building a cleaner, more sustainable future.
Comments closedIn this episode of I am Northwest Arkansas, host Randy Wilburn talks with Ellie Hoyt, Director of Development for Soar Afterschool, about the incredible work they’re doing to empower children in Northwest Arkansas. Ellie shares insights on Soar’s mission, from teaching communication skills to organizing events like the “Amazing Shake.” They also discuss their upcoming fundraiser, “The Fundraiser That Doesn’t Go Quite Right,” an event designed to help kids explore failure and resilience, highlighting the program’s dedication to building confident young leaders through community support.
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