03:00 am
Center Stage
Jazz Messengers - Student Recital Spring 2020
03:45 am
Clinton School
Back to the Future: The Rise of NeoTraditionalism in Urban Planning
Author Karl Besel explores new urbanism and urban revitalization within the context of public policy trends.
04:45 am
The Night Sky
Strange New Worlds (Or, Is the Earth Special?)
Dr. Phil Plait, author of The Bad Astronomy Blog and books,will talk about the research into finding another blue planet. Dr. Plait worked on the Hubble Space Telescope.
06:00 am
Clinton School
The Rebellion of Ronald Reagan: A History of the End of the Cold War
Former LA Times reporter James Mann chronicles Reagan's handling of the policies and politics that ended America's conflict with the Soviet Union.
07:00 am
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
08:00 am
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
News from around the world
08:30 am
DW
Tomorrow/Today
The Science Magazine on the interesting world of science and discoveries
09:00 am
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
News from around the world
09:15 am
DW
Covid -19 Special
global news of the coronavirus
09:30 am
DW
Global 3000
Looks at issues of how people are living with globalization
10:00 am
Clinton School
The Economic Importance of Levees
Bryan Day, Executive Director of the Port of Little Rock, and Col. Eric M. Noe, District Engineer and Commander of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Little Rock District will discuss the economic importance of levees and an update on the historic 2019 flood, including an update on port stream bank and dock repairs and the status of levees in the Little Rock District post-flood.
11:00 am
Center Stage
Jazz Messengers - Student Recital Spring 2020
11:45 am
Clinton School
Back to the Future: The Rise of NeoTraditionalism in Urban Planning
Author Karl Besel explores new urbanism and urban revitalization within the context of public policy trends.
12:45 pm
The Night Sky
Strange New Worlds (Or, Is the Earth Special?)
Dr. Phil Plait, author of The Bad Astronomy Blog and books,will talk about the research into finding another blue planet. Dr. Plait worked on the Hubble Space Telescope.
02:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 pm
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
News from around the world
03:30 pm
DW News (Live)
The Day
Analysis of the stop stories of the day.
04:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
05:00 pm
Earthtalk!
GIS at War: Application of GIS in Modern Warfare
Seth LeMaster is deputy director of the Arkansas Geographic Information Office. He shows us how GIS is used in modern battlefields.
06:00 pm
Clinton School
The Economic Importance of Levees
Bryan Day, Executive Director of the Port of Little Rock, and Col. Eric M. Noe, District Engineer and Commander of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Little Rock District will discuss the economic importance of levees and an update on the historic 2019 flood, including an update on port stream bank and dock repairs and the status of levees in the Little Rock District post-flood.
07:00 pm
Center Stage
Jazz Messengers - Student Recital Spring 2020
07:45 pm
Clinton School
Back to the Future: The Rise of NeoTraditionalism in Urban Planning
Author Karl Besel explores new urbanism and urban revitalization within the context of public policy trends.
08:45 pm
The Night Sky
Strange New Worlds (Or, Is the Earth Special?)
Dr. Phil Plait, author of The Bad Astronomy Blog and books,will talk about the research into finding another blue planet. Dr. Plait worked on the Hubble Space Telescope.
10:00 pm
Clinton School
The Rebellion of Ronald Reagan: A History of the End of the Cold War
Former LA Times reporter James Mann chronicles Reagan's handling of the policies and politics that ended America's conflict with the Soviet Union.
11:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 am
Center Stage
Piano Duo Recital
Dr. Luis Sanchez is Professor of Piano at Texas A&M University-Commerce. Dr. May Tsao-Lim is Professor of Piano at Henderson State. They perform works by Brahms and Guastavino.
04:00 am
Clinton School
A Conversation with Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf
President Johnson Sirleaf is the first elected female Head of State in Africa. She and President Bill Clinton talk about the rebuilding of Liberia after civil wars and Ebola.
05:15 am
EARTHtalk!
Sub-Summit Surfaces in the Rocky Mountains
UALR professor Dr. Beth McMillan explores the complex history of how these mountain surfaces were formed.
06:00 am
The Night Sky
Meteors
Darrell Heath explores how meteors are created, why they are so bright and the difference between a meteor and a comet.
06:15 am
Clinton School
Post Disaster Rebuilding
John Hennebeger is the co-director of the Texas Low Income Housing Service in Austin. He has created a new paradigm for post-disaster rebuilding with his work to improve emergency housing.
07:00 am
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
08:00 am
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
News from around the world
08:30 am
DW
Kick Off!
Pure soccer program from around the world.
09:00 am
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
News from around the world
09:15 am
DW
Covid -19 Special
global news of the coronavirus
09:30 am
DW
REV
Auto show presenting new technology in cars and transportation
10:00 am
Clinton School
The Fall of the House of Zeus
Author Curtis Wilkie discusses his book which tells the story of Dickie Scruggs and the dark side of Southern and Washington legal games.
11:00 am
Center Stage
Piano Duo Recital
Dr. Luis Sanchez is Professor of Piano at Texas A&M University-Commerce. Dr. May Tsao-Lim is Professor of Piano at Henderson State. They perform works by Brahms and Guastavino.
12:00 pm
Clinton School
A Conversation with Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf
President Johnson Sirleaf is the first elected female Head of State in Africa. She and President Bill Clinton talk about the rebuilding of Liberia after civil wars and Ebola.
01:15 pm
EARTHtalk!
Sub-Summit Surfaces in the Rocky Mountains
UALR professor Dr. Beth McMillan explores the complex history of how these mountain surfaces were formed.
02:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 pm
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
News from around the world
03:30 pm
DW News (Live)
The Day
Analysis of the stop stories of the day.
04:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
05:00 pm
Applied Communication
Embracing Super Hybridity: Implications for a positive World.
Dr. Avinash Thombre explores how to create a better social world through hybrid cultures.
06:00 pm
Clinton School
The Fall of the House of Zeus
Author Curtis Wilkie discusses his book which tells the story of Dickie Scruggs and the dark side of Southern and Washington legal games.
07:00 pm
Center Stage
Piano Duo Recital
Dr. Luis Sanchez is Professor of Piano at Texas A&M University-Commerce. Dr. May Tsao-Lim is Professor of Piano at Henderson State. They perform works by Brahms and Guastavino.
08:00 pm
Clinton School
A Conversation with Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf
President Johnson Sirleaf is the first elected female Head of State in Africa. She and President Bill Clinton talk about the rebuilding of Liberia after civil wars and Ebola.
09:15 pm
EARTHtalk!
Sub-Summit Surfaces in the Rocky Mountains
UALR professor Dr. Beth McMillan explores the complex history of how these mountain surfaces were formed.
10:00 pm
The Night Sky
Meteors
Darrell Heath explores how meteors are created, why they are so bright and the difference between a meteor and a comet.
10:15 pm
Clinton School
Post Disaster Rebuilding
John Hennebeger is the co-director of the Texas Low Income Housing Service in Austin. He has created a new paradigm for post-disaster rebuilding with his work to improve emergency housing.
11:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 am
The Night Sky
Tips for the First-Time Telescope Owner
In this edition of The Night Sky, Darrell Heath explains the basic setup for beginning telescope users.
03:15 am
Clinton School
Tonya Allen: Center on Community Philanthropy
Tonya Allen serves as the Skillman Foundation's president and CEO. Her career has centered on pursuing, executing and investing in ideas that improve her hometown of Detroit.
04:00 am
Evenings With History
Some Degree of Separation: The Struggle for Equal Education in Little Rock in the 1960s.
UALR professor James Ross discusses the impact of the Central High crisis on Little Rock Schools
05:00 am
Clinton School
Workplace Equity in Arkansas
A panel discussion on strategies to address workplace equity in Arkansas. In partnership with the Women's Foundation of Arkansas and the Clinton School of Public Service.
06:00 am
On Campus
From Child Slave to Abolitionist
Jean-Robert Cadet, world-renowned abolitionist and former child slave, talks about his life growing up without parents and without love in Haiti.
07:00 am
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
08:00 am
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
News from around the world
08:30 am
DW
Global 3000
Looks at issues of how people are living with globalization
09:00 am
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
News from around the world
09:15 am
DW
Covid -19 Special
global news of the coronavirus
09:30 am
DW
Eco India
Explores environment, sustainability and technology in India
10:00 am
Earthtalk!
Darwin and Boobies
UALR professor Dr. René A. Shroat-Lewis shares highlights of a trip to the Galapagos Islands.
11:00 am
The Night Sky
Tips for the First-Time Telescope Owner
In this edition of The Night Sky, Darrell Heath explains the basic setup for beginning telescope users.
11:15 am
Clinton School
Tonya Allen: Center on Community Philanthropy
Tonya Allen serves as the Skillman Foundation's president and CEO. Her career has centered on pursuing, executing and investing in ideas that improve her hometown of Detroit.
12:00 pm
Evenings With History
Some Degree of Separation: The Struggle for Equal Education in Little Rock in the 1960s.
UALR professor James Ross discusses the impact of the Central High crisis on Little Rock Schools
01:00 pm
Clinton School
Workplace Equity in Arkansas
A panel discussion on strategies to address workplace equity in Arkansas. In partnership with the Women's Foundation of Arkansas and the Clinton School of Public Service.
02:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 pm
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
News from around the world
03:30 pm
DW News (Live)
The Day
Analysis of the stop stories of the day.
04:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
05:00 pm
Clinton School
Rockefeller & Pryor: The New Generation
Will Rockefeller and Adams Pryor members of Arkansas family dynasties talk with Dean Skip Rutherford. about politics and the future.
06:00 pm
Earthtalk!
Darwin and Boobies
UALR professor Dr. René A. Shroat-Lewis shares highlights of a trip to the Galapagos Islands.
07:00 pm
The Night Sky
Tips for the First-Time Telescope Owner
In this edition of The Night Sky, Darrell Heath explains the basic setup for beginning telescope users.
07:15 pm
Clinton School
Tonya Allen: Center on Community Philanthropy
Tonya Allen serves as the Skillman Foundation's president and CEO. Her career has centered on pursuing, executing and investing in ideas that improve her hometown of Detroit.
08:00 pm
Evenings With History
Some Degree of Separation: The Struggle for Equal Education in Little Rock in the 1960s.
UALR professor James Ross discusses the impact of the Central High crisis on Little Rock Schools
09:00 pm
Clinton School
Workplace Equity in Arkansas
A panel discussion on strategies to address workplace equity in Arkansas. In partnership with the Women's Foundation of Arkansas and the Clinton School of Public Service.
10:00 pm
On Campus
From Child Slave to Abolitionist
Jean-Robert Cadet, world-renowned abolitionist and former child slave, talks about his life growing up without parents and without love in Haiti.
11:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 am
Clinton School
Bleeding Out: The Devastating Consequences of Urban Violence
Author Thomas Abt is a senior fellow at the Council on Criminal Justice. Previously he served as a policymaker at the Justice Department and worked for New York Governor Cuomo overseeing criminal justice and homeland security.
04:00 am
On Campus
The Frontiers of Science
Nobel Prize in Physics winner David Gross talks about the unifying principles of all forces of nature and how we use them to understand the history of the universe.
05:15 am
Clinton School
Through My Eyes: Ruby Bridges
Ruby Bridges Hall was the first black student to integrate an all-white elementary school in the South in November 1960.
06:00 am
On Campus
WAR-TOYS: Israel, West Bank, and Gaza Strip
Artist Brian McCarty talks about his exhibit of toys, children, and photographs in war torn Israel and Palestinian Territories
07:00 am
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
08:00 am
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
News from around the world
08:30 am
DW
Made In Germany
Examines the risks and benefits of digitalization
09:00 am
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
News from around the world
09:15 am
DW
Covid -19 Special
global news of the coronavirus
09:30 am
DW
Conflict Zone
Spotlights controversial issues
10:00 am
Evenings With HIstory
From Land Ownership to Legal Defense
Story Matkin-Rawn discusses the black Arkansas families from the benefits of wartime prosperity.
10:45 am
Center Stage
UA Little Rock Concert Choir Fall 2019
11:00 am
Clinton School
Bleeding Out: The Devastating Consequences of Urban Violence
Author Thomas Abt is a senior fellow at the Council on Criminal Justice. Previously he served as a policymaker at the Justice Department and worked for New York Governor Cuomo overseeing criminal justice and homeland security.
12:00 pm
On Campus
The Frontiers of Science
Nobel Prize in Physics winner David Gross talks about the unifying principles of all forces of nature and how we use them to understand the history of the universe.
01:15 pm
Clinton School
Through My Eyes: Ruby Bridges
Ruby Bridges Hall was the first black student to integrate an all-white elementary school in the South in November 1960.
02:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 pm
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
News from around the world
03:30 pm
DW News (Live)
The Day
Analysis of the stop stories of the day.
04:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
05:00 pm
Clinton School
On the Road with the Migrant Caravan
Alice Driver has been reporting on the migration along the US-Mexico border. She shares her experiences about what she saw in this lecture.
06:00 pm
Evenings With HIstory
From Land Ownership to Legal Defense
Story Matkin-Rawn discusses the black Arkansas families from the benefits of wartime prosperity.
06:45 pm
Center Stage
UA Little Rock Concert Choir Fall 2019
07:00 pm
Clinton School
Bleeding Out: The Devastating Consequences of Urban Violence
Author Thomas Abt is a senior fellow at the Council on Criminal Justice. Previously he served as a policymaker at the Justice Department and worked for New York Governor Cuomo overseeing criminal justice and homeland security.
08:00 pm
On Campus
The Frontiers of Science
Nobel Prize in Physics winner David Gross talks about the unifying principles of all forces of nature and how we use them to understand the history of the universe.
09:15 pm
Clinton School
Through My Eyes: Ruby Bridges
Ruby Bridges Hall was the first black student to integrate an all-white elementary school in the South in November 1960.
10:00 pm
On Campus
WAR-TOYS: Israel, West Bank, and Gaza Strip
Artist Brian McCarty talks about his exhibit of toys, children, and photographs in war torn Israel and Palestinian Territories
11:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 am
Home Fryed Movies
Love Affair
Host Ben Fry takes us on a romantic cruise with "Love Affair" starring Irene Dunne and Charles Boyer.
04:45 am
Clinton School
Brother Dog: Southern Tales & Hollywood Adventures
Film and TV Producer Harry Thomason shares tales about a working-class childhood in the rural South during the 1950s and 60s, striving to become a filmmaker on an ever-expanding stage, helping elect a friend to the presidency.
06:00 am
Center Stage
Dance Harvest Fall 2019
UA Little Rock dance student choreograph original pieces as well as help design costumes as well as design the lighting.
07:00 am
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
08:00 am
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
News from around the world
08:30 am
DW
Focus Europe
Spotlights the people of Europe politically, socially and culturally.
09:00 am
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
News from around the world
09:15 am
DW
Covid -19 Special
global news of the coronavirus
09:30 am
DW
Eco Africa
Innovative environmental concepts and projects from Africa and Europe
10:00 am
Clinton School
Girl Rising: Educate Girls, Change the World
Holly Gordon is head of an international movement for girls' education and the executive Producer of the film "Girl Rising."
11:00 am
Home Fryed Movies
Love Affair
Host Ben Fry takes us on a romantic cruise with "Love Affair" starring Irene Dunne and Charles Boyer.
12:45 pm
Clinton School
Brother Dog: Southern Tales & Hollywood Adventures
Film and TV Producer Harry Thomason shares tales about a working-class childhood in the rural South during the 1950s and 60s, striving to become a filmmaker on an ever-expanding stage, helping elect a friend to the presidency.
02:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 pm
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
News from around the world
03:30 pm
DW News (Live)
The Day
Analysis of the stop stories of the day.
04:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
05:00 pm
Center Stage
UALR Faculty Recital - Kristina Marinova
06:00 pm
Clinton School
Girl Rising: Educate Girls, Change the World
Holly Gordon is head of an international movement for girls' education and the executive Producer of the film "Girl Rising."
07:00 pm
Home Fryed Movies
Love Affair
Host Ben Fry takes us on a romantic cruise with "Love Affair" starring Irene Dunne and Charles Boyer.
08:45 pm
Clinton School
Brother Dog: Southern Tales & Hollywood Adventures
Film and TV Producer Harry Thomason shares tales about a working-class childhood in the rural South during the 1950s and 60s, striving to become a filmmaker on an ever-expanding stage, helping elect a friend to the presidency.
10:00 pm
Center Stage
Dance Harvest Fall 2019
UA Little Rock dance student choreograph original pieces as well as help design costumes as well as design the lighting.
11:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 am
Clinton School
The History of African-American Baseball
Bob Kendrickhas served as president of hte Negro League Baseball Museum.
04:00 am
Center Stage
UALR Wind Ensemble Spring 2014 Concert
Featuring "The Star Spangled Banner," "America, The Beautiful" and "America Salute."
04:30 am
Center Stage
Jazz Ensemble Spring 2017 Concert
Listen to these jazz standards...String of Pearls, Fly Me to the Moon and Pennsylvania 6-5000 presented by the UA LIttle Rock Jazz Ensemble.
05:15 am
Clinton School
The Green Book and Route 66 Corridor Preservation Program
Historian Frank Norris discusses the Victor Green "Green Book" that helped guide African Americans on places to avoid in 1936.
05:45 am
Evenings With HIstory
From Land Ownership to Legal Defense
Story Matkin-Rawn discusses the black Arkansas families from the benefits of wartime prosperity.
06:30 am
Center Stage
UA Little Rock Percussion Ensemble Fall 2019
The Percussion Ensemble performs a variety of pieces from a traditional West African piece to an improvisation.
07:00 am
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
08:00 am
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
News from around the world
08:15 am
DW
World Stories
Current world affairs
08:30 am
DW
Euromaxx
Insight into European culture and lifestyle.
09:00 am
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
09:15 am
DW
Reporter
Close to the action reporting from around the world
09:30 am
DW
Check In
Discover the different regions of Germany
10:00 am
On Campus
The Origins of Man with Dr. Richard Leakey
Dr. Leakey, renowned paleoanthropologist discusses his research into the origins of man.
11:00 am
Clinton School
The History of African-American Baseball
Bob Kendrickhas served as president of hte Negro League Baseball Museum.
12:00 pm
Center Stage
UALR Wind Ensemble Spring 2014 Concert
Featuring "The Star Spangled Banner," "America, The Beautiful" and "America Salute."
12:30 pm
Center Stage
Jazz Ensemble Spring 2017 Concert
Listen to these jazz standards...String of Pearls, Fly Me to the Moon and Pennsylvania 6-5000 presented by the UA LIttle Rock Jazz Ensemble.
01:15 pm
Clinton School
The Green Book and Route 66 Corridor Preservation Program
Historian Frank Norris discusses the Victor Green "Green Book" that helped guide African Americans on places to avoid in 1936.
01:45 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 pm
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
03:15 pm
DW
World Stories
Current world affairs
03:30 pm
DW
Arts.21
Discover culture in Berlin and beyond
04:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
05:00 pm
Clinton School
Back from the Brink: The Call to Prevent Nuclear War
Ira Helfand, MD is co-chair of PSR’s Nuclear Weapons Abolition Committee and also serves as co-president of PSR’s global federation, International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War (IPPNW), which was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1985.
06:00 pm
On Campus
The Origins of Man with Dr. Richard Leakey
Dr. Leakey, renowned paleoanthropologist discusses his research into the origins of man.
07:00 pm
Clinton School
The History of African-American Baseball
Bob Kendrickhas served as president of hte Negro League Baseball Museum.
08:00 pm
Center Stage
UALR Wind Ensemble Spring 2014 Concert
Featuring "The Star Spangled Banner," "America, The Beautiful" and "America Salute."
08:30 pm
Center Stage
Jazz Ensemble Spring 2017 Concert
Listen to these jazz standards...String of Pearls, Fly Me to the Moon and Pennsylvania 6-5000 presented by the UA LIttle Rock Jazz Ensemble.
09:15 pm
Clinton School
The Green Book and Route 66 Corridor Preservation Program
Historian Frank Norris discusses the Victor Green "Green Book" that helped guide African Americans on places to avoid in 1936.
09:45 pm
Evenings With HIstory
From Land Ownership to Legal Defense
Story Matkin-Rawn discusses the black Arkansas families from the benefits of wartime prosperity.
10:30 pm
Center Stage
UA Little Rock Percussion Ensemble Fall 2019
The Percussion Ensemble performs a variety of pieces from a traditional West African piece to an improvisation.
11:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 am
Applied Communication
Connection, Not Perfection: A Communication Orientation to Public Speaking
Dr. Kristen McIntyre talks about how public speakers should focus on the connection with the audience.
04:15 am
The Night Sky
Observing Apollo Lunar Landing Sites
Darrell Heath explains how to find the landing sites for the six Apollo moon missions.
04:30 am
Center Stage
Faculty Collaborative Concert 2018
Emery Stephens- baritone, Linda Holzer - piano - David Gerstein - cello, perform an array of expressive music showcasing the three performers including songs by Arkansas composers Florence Price and William Grant Still.
05:30 am
Clinton School
Reinventing the Classroom
Harry Lewis is a professor of computer science at Harvard and explores the movement of information online and how it challenges the old rule of the lecture hall.
06:45 am
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
08:00 am
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
News from around the world
08:15 am
DW
Sports Life
Sports reports from around the world
08:30 am
DW
Arts.21
Discover culture in Berlin and beyond
09:00 am
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
09:15 am
DW
Shift
The latest on Internet news
09:30 am
DW
DocFilm
Exciting stories on a variety of topics
10:00 am
Clinton School
Making of an Entrepreneur 2020
In this panel discussion, you will hear the candid stories of five entrepreneurs and their journeys toward making a meaningful impact in the world.
11:00 am
Applied Communication
Connection, Not Perfection: A Communication Orientation to Public Speaking
Dr. Kristen McIntyre talks about how public speakers should focus on the connection with the audience.
12:15 pm
The Night Sky
Observing Apollo Lunar Landing Sites
Darrell Heath explains how to find the landing sites for the six Apollo moon missions.
12:30 pm
Center Stage
Faculty Collaborative Concert 2018
Emery Stephens- baritone, Linda Holzer - piano - David Gerstein - cello, perform an array of expressive music showcasing the three performers including songs by Arkansas composers Florence Price and William Grant Still.
01:30 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 pm
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
03:15 pm
DW
Reporter
Close to the action reporting from around the world
03:30 pm
DW
DocFilm
Exciting stories on a variety of topics
04:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
05:00 pm
On Campus
The Cave Painters: Probing the Mysteries of the World's First Artists
Author Gregory Curtis introduces us to the spectacular cave paintings of France and Spain.
06:00 pm
Clinton School
Making of an Entrepreneur 2020
In this panel discussion, you will hear the candid stories of five entrepreneurs and their journeys toward making a meaningful impact in the world.
07:00 pm
Applied Communication
Connection, Not Perfection: A Communication Orientation to Public Speaking
Dr. Kristen McIntyre talks about how public speakers should focus on the connection with the audience.
08:15 pm
The Night Sky
Observing Apollo Lunar Landing Sites
Darrell Heath explains how to find the landing sites for the six Apollo moon missions.
08:30 pm
Center Stage
UALR Gospel Chorale Fall 2014
The UALR Gospel Chorale is a mixed vocal ensemble of men and women dedicated to the study and performance of Gospel music.
09:30 pm
Clinton School
Reinventing the Classroom
Harry Lewis is a professor of computer science at Harvard and explores the movement of information online and how it challenges the old rule of the lecture hall.
10:45 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 am
Clinton School
Food Politics: How the Food Industry Influences Nutrition and Health
Marion Nestle is a professor in the Department of Nutrition at New York University. She discusses the politics of America's overabundant food supply and how it affects our health.
04:00 am
Evenings With History
The Underground Railroad: On Track, Derailed and Back on Track.
Dr. Charles Bolton examines the importance of the Underground Railroad.
04:45 am
The Folklorist
Nikola Tesla
The Folklorist looks at the inventions of Nikola Tesla
05:00 am
Clinton School
Guantanamo, Original Sin, and Policy Failure
Benjamin R. Farley is a trial attorney and law-of-war counsel at the U.S. Department of Defense. He is assigned to the team representing Ammar al-Baluchi, one of the five codefendants in the 9/11 conspiracy case who face capital charges before the military commission at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
06:00 am
Center Stage
UALR Gospel Chorale Fall 2014
The UALR Gospel Chorale is a mixed vocal ensemble of men and women dedicated to the study and performance of Gospel music.
06:45 am
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
08:00 am
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
News from around the world
08:30 am
DW
Tomorrow/Today
The Science Magazine on the interesting world of science and discoveries
09:00 am
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
09:15 am
DW
Covid -19 Special
global news of the coronavirus
09:30 am
DW
Global 3000
Looks at issues of how people are living with globalization
10:00 am
Clinton School
Food Politics: How the Food Industry Influences Nutrition and Health
Marion Nestle is a professor in the Department of Nutrition at New York University. She discusses the politics of America's overabundant food supply and how it affects our health.
11:00 am
Center Stage
Bradley Moore Piano Concert
UALR Guest Artist Bradley Moore performs. Recorded in 2009.
12:15 pm
Evenings With History
The Underground Railroad: On Track, Derailed and Back on Track.
Dr. Charles Bolton examines the importance of the Underground Railroad.
01:00 pm
Clinton School
Guantanamo, Original Sin, and Policy Failure
Benjamin R. Farley is a trial attorney and law-of-war counsel at the U.S. Department of Defense. He is assigned to the team representing Ammar al-Baluchi, one of the five codefendants in the 9/11 conspiracy case who face capital charges before the military commission at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
02:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 pm
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
News from around the world
03:30 pm
DW News (Live)
The Day
Analysis of the stop stories of the day.
04:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
05:00 pm
Clinton School
The Thousand Blanket Journey
Brothers Mike and Nick Fiorito started Blankets of Hope two years ago as a family project. After seeing homeless people freezing on N.Y. streets, they decided to help.
05:45 pm
Center Stage
Bradley Moore Piano Concert
UALR Guest Artist Bradley Moore performs. Recorded in 2009.
07:00 pm
Clinton School
Food Politics: How the Food Industry Influences Nutrition and Health
Marion Nestle is a professor in the Department of Nutrition at New York University. She discusses the politics of America's overabundant food supply and how it affects our health.
08:00 pm
Evenings With History
The Underground Railroad: On Track, Derailed and Back on Track.
Dr. Charles Bolton examines the importance of the Underground Railroad.
08:45 pm
The Folklorist
Nikola Tesla
The Folklorist looks at the inventions of Nikola Tesla
09:00 pm
Clinton School
Guantanamo, Original Sin, and Policy Failure
Benjamin R. Farley is a trial attorney and law-of-war counsel at the U.S. Department of Defense. He is assigned to the team representing Ammar al-Baluchi, one of the five codefendants in the 9/11 conspiracy case who face capital charges before the military commission at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
10:00 pm
Center Stage
UALR Gospel Chorale Fall 2014
The UALR Gospel Chorale is a mixed vocal ensemble of men and women dedicated to the study and performance of Gospel music.
10:45 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
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