Randy Wilburn, host of the I Am Northwest Arkansas podcast, continues to spotlight the dynamic intersection of business, culture, and community in the Ozarks. In this reflective episode, Randy revisits 2024’s milestones, highlighting stories of transformation and hope that define the region. From tackling food insecurity and homelessness with organizations like Potter’s House to exploring innovative sustainability efforts by businesses like Freight Relay and The Stitt Group, the podcast celebrates the collective efforts shaping Northwest Arkansas. With gratitude for the community’s support, Randy sets the stage for exciting initiatives in 2025, aiming to deepen the podcast’s impact.
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From CPA to Changemaker: Bret Raymond’s journey from financial analysis to fighting food insecurity is nothing short of inspiring. Through PacShack and Neighborly Food Co., he’s transforming the way we think about food—one nutritious, culturally infused meal at a time—all while dedicating 100% of profits to feeding communities in need.
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In this episode of I Am Northwest Arkansas, host Randy Wilburn sits down with local author Connie Cottingham to discuss her newly published book, *100 Things to Do in Bentonville, Rogers Before You Die*. A long-time resident of Rogers, Connie shares her journey of exploring the vibrant culture, history, and growth of Northwest Arkansas. The conversation highlights the dynamic blend of modern development and nostalgic charm in Bentonville and Rogers, offering listeners a deeper appreciation for the region’s thriving arts, history, and community life.
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In this episode of the I Am Northwest Arkansas Podcast, host Randy Wilburn interviews Alison Sant and Megan Brown in anticipation of the ULI NWA Place Summit. Alison, a renowned author and urbanist, shares her journey in urban resilience, emphasizing community-centered efforts in sustainable city development. Through her book, ‘From the Ground Up’, she illustrates the role of social infrastructure in addressing climate challenges and fostering equity. Megan discusses the summit’s goal to unite stakeholders around sustainable urban planning, highlighting the event’s focus on placemaking and its broader social impacts in Northwest Arkansas.
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