Best Dr Jared Moore Podcasts (2025)

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the story of Northwest Arkansas with Mike Rusch (ep 2, 38). 1:01:28

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Send us a text In this season two final episode, host Mike Rusch takes us back to the gravel road where the story of Northwest Arkansas began, a road overlooking unmarked graves, a place of silence and memory. From that ground, the season has traced centuries of history: Indigenous nations removed from their homelands, enslaved people forced to lab…

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JD Greear Says Christians Should Learn From Muslims Because We Are Selfish People 5:43

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This audio clip is from a 2020 discussion between J.D. Greear, pastor of Summit Church, and Omar Suleiman, a Muslim Imam. This was not a debate but an inter faith dialogue. It was held at North Carolina State University (NCSU) in Raleigh, N.C.For a great rebuttal to the whole event, check out Abraham Hamilton's response, https://www.youtube.com/wat…

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JD Greear Says Christians Should “Cherish” And “Fight For” Muslims, Their Rights 5:45

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This audio clip is from a 2020 discussion between J.D. Greear, pastor of Summit Church, and Omar Suleiman, a Muslim Imam. This was not a debate but an inter faith dialogue. It was held at North Carolina State University (NCSU) in Raleigh, N.C.For a great rebuttal to the whole event, check out Abraham Hamilton's response, https://www.youtube.com/wat…

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J.D. Greear Does NOT Want to Live in a Christian Nation 8:57

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This audio clip is from a 2020 discussion between J.D. Greear, pastor of Summit Church, and Omar Suleiman, a Muslim Imam. This was not a debate but an inter faith dialogue. It was held at North Carolina State University (NCSU) in Raleigh, N.C.For a great rebuttal to the whole event, check out Abraham Hamilton's response, https://www.youtube.com/wat…

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the Van Winkle Family with Barbara Carr (ep 2, 37). 48:41

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Send us a text We close this season with the voice of Barbara Carr, great-granddaughter of Aaron Anderson “Rock” Van Winkle, an enslaved boy brought to Northwest Arkansas in the 1830s who became one of the region’s most skilled builders after Emancipation. His hands helped construct homes, courthouses, churches, and Old Main at the University of Ar…

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Does Temptation Ever Have Good In It? A Response to Daniel Doriani, Professor of Biblical & Systematic Theology, & Former Interim Teaching Pastor at Briarwood Presbyterian Church, PCA, Birmingham, AL 21:43

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If you'd like to read a written version of this in article form, you can find it here: https://centerforbaptistleadership.org/no-temptation-never-has-an-element-of-good-a-response-to-dan-doriani/.If you'd like to read Dan Doriani's sermon that I quoted, you can find it here, https://briarwood.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/50800-Jan-14-24-am.pdf.Fi…

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the Van Winkle Family with Jerry Moore (ep 2, 36). 1:05:19

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Send us a text Aaron Anderson Rock Van Winkle was born into slavery and is believed to have been one of the first enslaved persons to be brought to Northwest Arkansas. After emancipation, he became a landowner, father, and community member in Bentonville, Arkansas. But even today, his story remains largely absent from public memory. In this episode…

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When Anxiety is Good and How to Overcome Sinful Anxiety 25:27

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The Bible in Philippians 4:3-7 and 1 Corinthians 7:32-34 tells us that there are two forms of anxiety: 1) holy anxiety, worrying about pleasing the Lord or enduring His wrath, and 2) unholy anxiety, trusting in ourselves or someone else over God. The Bible also gives us two remedies for sinful anxiety: Prayer and Thanksgiving.…

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the founding ideologies with Dr. Todd J. Stockdale (ep 2, 35). 1:02:43

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Send us a text From Enlightenment ideals to the myth of the American frontier, the founding ideologies of the United States have long shaped how we define humanity, progress, and belonging. In this episode, Dr. Todd Stockdale invites us to trace how these ideologies, especially the Western liberal view of the autonomous individual, intersected with…

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the president & religion in the south with Dr. Jared Phillips (ep 2, 34). 1:16:38

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Send us a text Religion in the South is more than tradition; it’s a force that has shaped politics, belonging, and identity across generations. In this episode, we return to Dr. Jared M. Phillips to ask for a historical view to try and understand where that power comes from, and how it takes root in the South and places like Northwest Arkansas? Thr…

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the organizer with Irvin Camacho (ep 2, 33). 1:06:18

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Send us a text In this episode, we sit down with Irvin Camacho, a Community Rights Organizer and immigrant advocate based in Northwest Arkansas. Irvin shares how his family's experience—his parents working in the region’s poultry plants—shaped his understanding of labor, language, and belonging. Through his work on language justice, immigrant right…

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What You Think Of When You Think About Who Jesus Is, Is the Most Important Thing About You 34:14

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Who do You Say That Jesus is? Consider Matthew 16:13-17, Mark 8:27-30, Luke 9:18-21, and John 6:66-69

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the workers with Magaly Licolli (ep 2, 32). 1:27:24

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Send us a text In Northwest Arkansas, the poultry industry has long been a cornerstone of the region’s economic growth. Behind the refrigerated cases and production lines are thousands of workers, many of them immigrants, whose stories and experiences are rarely part of the public conversation. In this episode, we sit down with Magaly Licolli, co-f…

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Sam Allberry teaches heresy at The Identity Project for The Colson Center 1:16:36

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Here's the link to the full video of Sam Allberry from The Colson Center's Identity Project website, https://identityproject.tv/watch/are-same-sex-desires-sinful

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the companies with Olivia Paschal (ep 2, 31). 1:13:57

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Send us a text In this episode, we confront one of the most culturally significant topics in Northwest Arkansas: the role of Walmart, Tyson Foods, and J.B. Hunt in shaping not only the economy, but the entire identity of the region. These companies have brought immense opportunity, visibility, and resources to Northwest Arkansas. But they’ve also c…

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the history of latino immigration with Dr. Steven Rosales (ep 2, 30). 1:19:39

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Send us a text For decades, Latino immigrants have come to the United States in search of stability, opportunity, and a better future. But what brought them specifically to Arkansas—and to Northwest Arkansas in particular? In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Steven Rosales, Associate Professor of History and Director of the Latin American and Lat…

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the ozarks with Dr. Jared M. Phillips, part 2 (ep 2, 29). 45:44

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Send us a text In part two of our conversation with Dr. Jared Phillips, we trace the transformation of the Ozarks from an agrarian culture built on land, memory, and mutuality into a region shaped by corporate industry and consolidated power. We explore how poultry integration, economic policy, and the rise of companies like Tyson and Walmart resha…

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the zoning policies with Alli Thurmond Quinlan (ep 2, 28). 51:02

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Send us a text In this episode, we continue the story of Southeast Fayetteville—this time by examining the systems that helped shape, and often erase, its historic Black community. Architect and former Fayetteville Planning Commissioner Alli Thurmond Quinlan joins us to uncover how zoning policies, preservation rules, and land use codes have operat…

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the historic district with Tommie Flowers Davis (ep 2, 27). 1:16:32

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Send us a text In this episode, we speak with longtime Fayetteville resident Tommie Flowers Davis about the disappearing legacy of Southeast Fayetteville’s Black community—and the movement to establish a Black Historic District before it’s too late. As a native of the neighborhood, a former educator, a developer, and a member of the Fayetteville Hi…

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the civil rights and labor with Dr. Michael C. Pierce (ep 2, 26). 1:18:31

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Send us a text In this episode, Dr. Michael C. Pierce, labor historian and professor at the University of Arkansas, helps us unpack the deep connections between race, labor, and the struggle for civil rights in Northwest Arkansas. Long before the region was known for corporate giants and suburban growth, it was home to radical union organizing, soc…

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the people with Brad Sikorski (ep 2, 25). 36:03

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Send us a text In this episode, we pause the historical narrative of Northwest Arkansas to check in with one of the region’s most important community leaders. Brad Sikorski is the new President and CEO of the Excellerate Foundation, stepping into the role after the transformative season under the leadership of Jeff Webster. With roots in Walmart, W…

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the immigrants with Emily Pianalto-Beshears (ep 2, 24). 1:22:02

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Send us a text This episode brings us to Tontitown, Arkansas—a community formed by Italian immigrants who carved out a place of belonging in the Ozarks through stone, song, and story. Our guest, Emily Pianalto-Beshears, Manager of the Tontitown Historical Museum and a descendant of the original settlers, invites us into her family’s deep-rooted his…

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The Sexuality of Jesus: Responding to Preston Sprinkle and Gregory Coles 52:52

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The clip of Sprinkle and Coles comes from a webinar they did on April 23, 2025.

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the cries from the cotton field with Larry Foley (ep 2, 23). 57:14

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Send us a text In the late 1800s, a group of Italian immigrants left the mountain villages of Northern Italy in search of opportunity and land in America. What they found instead was exploitation, malaria, and broken promises on the cotton fields of Sunnyside Plantation in Southeast Arkansas. In this first of a two-part series, filmmaker and journa…

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the state of education with Dr. Debbie Jones (ep 2, 22). 51:24

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Send us a text In this episode of the underview, we sit down with Dr. Debbie Jones, Superintendent of Bentonville Public Schools, to explore the sweeping changes unfolding across Arkansas and the nation that are reshaping public education. Fresh off the end of the Arkansas legislative session, Dr. Jones helps unpack the implications of the newly si…

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the trail of tears with John McLarty (ep 2, 21). 1:26:07

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Send us a text In this episode of the underview, we sit down with John McLarty—geographer, regional planner, and longtime researcher with the Arkansas Chapter of the Trail of Tears Association. Over the past two decades, John has helped uncover and preserve the routes, burial sites, and stories of the Trail of Tears that run directly through Northw…

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the historic cane hill with Vanessa McKuin (ep 2, 20). 59:18

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Send us a text In this episode of the underview, we travel to the southern edge of Washington County to explore Cane Hill—one of the earliest white settlements in Northwest Arkansas—and speak with Vanessa McKuin, Executive Director of Historic Cane Hill. Vanessa brings her personal and professional insight as a preservationist and native Arkansan t…

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the ozarks with Dr. Jared M. Phillips, part 1 (ep 2, 19). 45:25

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Send us a text In this first part of our conversation with Dr. Jared M. Phillips, we take a necessary pause to consider not just what happened in the Ozarks, but how it began to feel. Before this region had a name, it had an identity-forming—shaped by those who came here looking for something hard, rugged, and remote. Dr. Phillips helps us explore …

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the early counties with Rachel Whitaker (ep 2, 18). 1:13:00

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Send us a text In this conversation with historian Rachel Whitaker of the Shiloh Museum of Ozark History, we trace the early formation of Northwest Arkansas through the lens of power, policy, and people. Rachel offers an expansive look at how settler colonial decisions—such as the displacement of Native nations, the introduction of slavery, and the…

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the Peel family with Chelsea Stewart (ep 2, 17). 59:55

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Send us a text In this episode of the underview, we explore the life and legacy of Samuel West Peel — the first native-born Arkansan elected to the U.S. Congress and one of the most influential political figures to emerge from Northwest Arkansas. Historian Chelsea Stewart of the Peel Museum joins us to trace Peel’s rise through family connections, …

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the Anderson family with Steve & Rusty Anderson (ep 2, 16). 1:27:16

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Send us a text In this episode of the underview, we sit down with brothers Steve and Rusty Anderson, sixth-generation descendants of Col. Hugh Allen Anderson—believed to be one of the first white settlers to arrive in Northwest Arkansas in the early 1800s. Through their family’s oral history and deep regional roots, we explore a story that reaches …

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the statue with Judge Barry Moehring (ep 2, 15). 17:49

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Send us a text In September 2020, Bentonville’s Confederate statue was removed from the downtown square and relocated to a new park near the city cemetery. The decision came after years of debate, heightened by the national reckoning on racial justice following the murder of George Floyd. In this episode, Benton County Judge Barry Moehring reflects…

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the civil war with Dale Phillips (ep 2, 14). 56:39

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Send us a text the civil war with Dale Phillips. In this episode of the underview, historian Dale Phillips, retired Superintendent of Lincoln Home National Historic Site, explores the Civil War’s impact on Arkansas, particularly Northwest Arkansas, and why its legacy still matters today. With over 40 years in the National Park Service, he unpacks t…

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the weary land with Dr. Kelly Houston Jones, part 2 (ep 2, 13). 50:57

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Send us a text the weary land with Dr. Kelly Houston Jones, part 2. In the weary land with Dr. Kelly Houston Jones, part 2, we examine Arkansas’s secession and the Civil War’s impact on slavery. Dr. Jones explains how Governor Henry Rector and state leaders saw slavery as essential, with even Unionist Arkansans supporting it for economic stability.…

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the weary land with Dr. Kelly Houston Jones, part 1 (ep 2, 12). 1:10:32

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Send us a text the weary land with Dr. Kelly Houston Jones, part 1. In this first episode of a two-part series, Dr. Kelly Houston Jones, author of A Weary Land: Slavery on the Ground in Arkansas, explores how slavery was foundational to the state’s formation—shaping its economy, politics, and society from the beginning. We examine the rise of the “…

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the great river with Boyce Upholt (ep 2, 11). 1:07:31

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Send us a text the great river with Boyce Upholt. The Mississippi River is more than just a body of water—it’s a force that has shaped the land, the people, and the very mythology of America. In this episode of the underview, I sit down with Boyce Upholt, author of The Great River, to explore how this river became the backbone of American expansion…

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the downstream people, the elders with Barbara Kyser-Collier (ep 2, 10). 1:29:12

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Send us a text the downstream people, the elders with Barbara Kyser-Collier. In this episode of the underview, Barbara Kyser-Collier, a leader and elder of the Quapaw Nation, shares the history, resilience, and cultural restoration of her people. From the impact of federal policies that led to the loss of full-blood Quapaw to the ongoing fight for …

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the downstream people, the elders with Betty Gaedtke (ep 2, 09). 1:10:24

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Send us a text the downstream people, the elders with Betty Gaedtke (ep 2, 09). In this episode, we sit down with Betty Gaedtke, an elder of the Quapaw Nation and the only known Quapaw potter actively reviving the traditional art of her ancestors. Through her work, Betty is not only shaping clay but reclaiming history, restoring cultural identity, …

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the doctrine today with Melissa Horner, part 3 (ep 2, 08). 57:31

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Send us a text In part three of the underview with Melissa Horner, we explore how settler colonialism continues to impact Indigenous communities today, from intergenerational trauma to systemic challenges. Melissa highlights the importance of shifting from deficit-centered narratives to celebrating the resilience, agency, and cultural beauty of Ind…

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the doctrine's impact with Melissa Horner, part 2 (ep 2, 07). 56:58

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Send us a text In part two of the underview with Melissa Horner, we delve into the enduring impacts of settler colonialism on relationships with land, community, and identity. Melissa contrasts Indigenous relationality, rooted in responsibility and reciprocity, with Western notions of ownership and possession. From historical land dispossession to …

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the doctrine with Melissa Horner, part 1 (ep 2, 06). 1:17:13

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Send us a text In this episode of the underview, Melissa Horner introduces listeners to the foundational principles of settler colonialism and its enduring impact on U.S. society. Beginning with her personal story, Melissa shares how her identity as a Métis citizen and descendant of the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa informs her work and perspect…

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the origin culture with Jazlyn Sanderson (ep 2, 05). 45:31

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Send us a text the origin culture with Jazlyn Sanderson. Episode 5 of Season 2 of the underview takes a deep dive into the story of Northwest Arkansas through the lens of art, culture, and history with Jazlyn Sanderson, Director of the Museum of Native American History in Bentonville. Jazlyn’s passion for preserving Indigenous narratives reveals ho…

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the beginning with Dr. Melissa Zabecki (ep 2, 04). 59:06

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Send us a text the beginning with Dr. Melissa Zabecki. Episode 4 of Season 2 of the underview takes us deep into the rich history beneath our feet with Arkansas State Archeologist Dr. Melissa Zabecki. From her childhood obsession with Egypt to her work uncovering the stories of Arkansas’s past, Dr. Zabecki shares how archeology reveals the vibrant …

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the story of Northwest Arkansas with Mike Rusch (ep 2, 03). 23:33

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Send us a text the story of Northwest Arkansas with Mike Rusch In this second season of the underview: the story of Northwest Arkansas, we trace the stories that have shaped this region, from early conflicts between Indigenous nations and European settlers to the creation of the state and the ongoing struggles for freedom, community, and belonging.…

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the underview, season 2 trailer. the story of Northwest Arkansas (ep 2, 02). 4:46

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Send us a text In this second season of the underview: the story of Northwest Arkansas, we trace the stories that have shaped this region, from early conflicts between Indigenous nations and European settlers to the creation of the state and the ongoing struggles for freedom, community, and belonging. This is not just a journey into the past—it’s a…

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the underview, season 2 introduction. the story of Northwest Arkansas (ep 2, 01). 1:42

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Send us a text In this second season of the underview: the story of Northwest Arkansas, we trace the stories that have shaped this region, from early conflicts between Indigenous nations and European settlers to the creation of the state and the ongoing struggles for freedom, community, and belonging. This is not just a journey into the past—it’s a…

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the city council with Bill Burckart (ep 42). 1:20:30

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Send us a text the city council with Bill Burckart. Episode 42 features Bill Burckart, the current Bentonville City Council Member for Ward 3, Position 2. We discuss his last four years in office, his accomplishments, his vision for the city, and his campaign as he seeks reelection. https://www.theunderview.com/episodes/the-underview-bentonville-ci…

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the district candidate with Kate Schaffer (ep 41). 1:16:22

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Send us a text the district candidate with Kate Schaffer. Episode 41 features Kate Schaffer, a candidate for Arkansas State House Representative for District 10. We discuss her involvement in the District, her vision, and her campaign as she seeks election. https://www.theunderview.com/episodes/the-underview-arkansas-state-house-district-10-kate-sc…

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the district with Mindy McAlindon (ep 40). 58:33

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Send us a text the district with Representative Mindy McAlindon. Episode 40 features Mindy McAlindon, the current Arkansas State House Representative for District 10. We discuss her last two years in office, her accomplishments, her vision for the District, and her campaign as she seeks reelection. episode: https://www.theunderview.com/episodes/the…

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the city council candidate with Jocelyn Lampkin (ep 39). 46:08

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Send us a text Episode 39 features Jocelyn Lampkin, a candidate for Bentonville City Council Member for Ward 4, Position 2. We discuss her involvement in the City, her vision for the city, and her campaign as she seeks election. Episode Webpage: https://www.theunderview.com/episodes/the-underview-bentonville-city-council-jocelyn-lampkin About the u…