In this episode of I am Northwest Arkansas®, host Randy Wilburn explores the power of placemaking at the 2024 ULI NWA Place Summit. Through conversations with experts and community leaders, he highlights how Northwest Arkansas is evolving beyond aesthetics to create vibrant, inclusive spaces. Topics include affordable housing, community engagement, and transportation’s role in urban development. Featuring insights from Alli Quinlan, Duke McLarty, Megan Brown, and others, this episode offers a deep dive into the collaborative efforts shaping the region’s future.
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Former NFL player Brooks Ellis joins I Am Northwest Arkansas® to share his journey from Fayetteville to professional football and now coaching young athletes. He discusses the importance of mindset, hard work, and embracing failure as part of success. Tune in to hear his insights on leadership, perseverance, and fostering a love for the game.
Comments closedIn 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.
Corey Mixdorf, Principal Trombonist for the Symphony of Northwest Arkansas (SoNA) and music professor at the University of Arkansas, and Ben Harris, SoNA’s Executive Director, join host Randy Wilburn to discuss the symphony’s dynamic role in enriching the cultural fabric of Northwest Arkansas. They highlight SoNA’s educational outreach, the diversity of its performances, and its commitment to nurturing local talent, making the symphony a vital part of the region’s evolving music scene.
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