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Bonus Episode: NWA Transplant Series Introduction with Kyle Kellams

In this special episode, we celebrate five years of ‘I am Northwest Arkansas,’ diving deep into the stories that make this region resonate with so many. Joined by Kyle Kellams of ‘Ozarks at Large,’ we explore the journey of transplants like us, finding home amidst the Ozarks’ natural beauty and welcoming communities. Together, we uncover the transformative power of storytelling in connecting us to our new home, highlighting the region’s role as a burgeoning hub of entrepreneurship and growth.

This excerpt encapsulates the episode’s main themes and the engaging discussion between Randy Wilburn and Kyle Kellams, making it an inviting preview for potential listeners.

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Episode 259: Through the Lens of Love: Meredith Mashburn’s Photographic Mission in the Heartland

“The art of photography comes from connection,” asserts Meredith Mashburn, a seasoned photographer whose lens captures stories rather than mere images. Join us as Meredith shares her deep commitment to environmental advocacy through her latest project, ‘Wild Rising,’ sparking conversations on climate change while celebrating unsung heroes working towards a better future. Through her insights, discover the transformative power of photography and the unique charm Northwest Arkansas offers.

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Episode 252: Exploring the Artistic Vision of Northwest Arkansas with Shannon Jones, Theater Squared’s Trailblazing Executive Director

Meet Shannon Jones, the dynamic new executive director of Theater Squared. Armed with a BFA in stage management from the University of Central Florida, Shannon has extensive experience in the arts. Her journey to Northwest Arkansas, initially hesitant, was persuaded by Theater Squared’ artistic director, Bob Ford. Since her arrival in 2014, Shannon has significantly influenced the local arts community, managing over 350 performances annually and leading the Schools Tour program. Her commitment to the arts and community engagement highlights her role as a transformative figure in Northwest Arkansas’s cultural landscape.”

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