Emma Willis, founder of Impact Period and representative for NWA Black Heritage, is dedicated to preserving African American history in Northwest Arkansas. She is leading efforts to establish the first Black Fayetteville Historic District. In the I am Northwest Arkansas podcast, Emma discusses her journey, community engagement, and the importance of recognizing African American contributions in the region.
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Randy Wilburn talks with Dexter Caffey about his move from Atlanta to Northwest Arkansas. Dexter shares his experience with the startup accelerator program by Startup Junkie and how it led to the success of Smart Eye Technology. He discusses his mission to prevent data breaches with facial recognition software and the supportive startup ecosystem in Northwest Arkansas.
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About the Show: “Northwest Arkansas is part of Arkansas. You’re going to find a lot of different areas, and, no matter what you’re into, you’re…
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In this episode of the I am Northwest Arkansas Podcast, host Randy Wilburn dives deep with James Hawkins, a seasoned therapist and clinical coordinator at the Joshua Center. James, an Air Force veteran with extensive experience in psychology, explores the dynamic blend of business, culture, and life in the Ozarks. The conversation highlights James’s unique journey from the South to finding community in Northwest Arkansas. They tackle crucial topics such as the nuances of African American identity in predominantly white spaces and advocate for the indispensable value of in-person therapy. Throughout, James shares insights from his work and his podcast, “The Leading Edge in Emotionally Focused Therapy,” emphasizing the profound impact of face-to-face therapeutic relationships.
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