03:00 am
Center Stage
The Brock McGuire Band Irish quartet
The Brock McGuire Band includes some of Ireland's most celebrated traditional musicians and have been at the forefront of Irish music for many years. The concert emphasizes mostly Irish music but sprinkles in arrangements of bluegrass and other Celtic traditions.
04:30 am
Clinton School
The Rep: What We are Doing to Reimagine
The Arkansas Repertory Theatre suspended operations April 24th. Since then there's been a groundswell of support. Board Chair Ruth Shepherd explained the plans to "Reimagine the Rep."
05:30 am
Clinton School
News for All the People; The Epic Story of Race and the American Media
Joseph Torres details the history of race in American media from the earliest colonial newspapers to the Internet age.
06:30 am
The Folklorist
Captain Midnight & The Great Moon Hoax
07:00 am
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
08:00 am
Clinton School
Rage Company: A Marine's Baptism by Fire
Capt. Thomas Day describes the battles surrounding the "Surge" of American troops in 2006.
09:00 am
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
10:00 am
Clinton School
The Jerusalem Embassy and the State of the Middle East
Journalist Nick Schifrin talks about the history of Jerusalem and the conflict over the city and the placement of the American Embassy.
11:00 am
Center Stage
The Brock McGuire Band Irish quartet
The Brock McGuire Band includes some of Ireland's most celebrated traditional musicians and have been at the forefront of Irish music for many years. The concert emphasizes mostly Irish music but sprinkles in arrangements of bluegrass and other Celtic traditions.
12:30 pm
The Folklorist
Captain Midnight & The Great Moon Hoax
01:00 pm
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
02:00 pm
Clinton School
News for All the People; The Epic Story of Race and the American Media
Joseph Torres details the history of race in American media from the earliest colonial newspapers to the Internet age.
03:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
04:00 pm
Clinton School
Rage Company: A Marine's Baptism by Fire
Capt. Thomas Day describes the battles surrounding the "Surge" of American troops in 2006.
05:00 pm
Earthtalk!
Using the Moon to Explore the Solar System
Should we be going back to the moon? Some say, "been there, done that." Dr. Clive R. Neal, professor at the University of Notre Dame, believes we should be using the moon as our jumping off point for future space exploration.
06:00 pm
Clinton School
The Jerusalem Embassy and the State of the Middle East
Journalist Nick Schifrin talks about the history of Jerusalem and the conflict over the city and the placement of the American Embassy.
07:00 pm
Center Stage
The Brock McGuire Band Irish quartet
The Brock McGuire Band includes some of Ireland's most celebrated traditional musicians and have been at the forefront of Irish music for many years. The concert emphasizes mostly Irish music but sprinkles in arrangements of bluegrass and other Celtic traditions.
08:30 pm
Clinton School
The Rep: What We are Doing to Reimagine
The Arkansas Repertory Theatre suspended operations April 24th. Since then there's been a groundswell of support. Board Chair Ruth Shepherd explained the plans to "Reimagine the Rep."
09:30 pm
Clinton School
News for All the People; The Epic Story of Race and the American Media
Joseph Torres details the history of race in American media from the earliest colonial newspapers to the Internet age.
10:30 pm
The Folklorist
Captain Midnight & The Great Moon Hoax
11:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 am
Clinton School
Bill Clinton & James Patterson
President Bill Clinton and author James Patterson share with actress Mary Steenburgen stories about their collaboration on the novel, "The President Is Missing"
04:00 am
Applied Communication
Fostering Positive Communication to Prevent Self-Inflicted Crises
Dr. Andrew Pyle, of Clemson University, discusses ways to prevent and prepare for organization crises on social media.
05:00 am
Clinton School
Salty Old Editor: An Adventure in Ink
Charlotte Tillar Schexnayder discusses her memoir chronicling her life in journalism.
05:30 am
Clinton School
Ellen Hart: Getting Up Again
Ellen Hart is a world-class runner and lawyer. She also started Eating Disorder Foundation after going public about her battle with bulimia.
06:30 am
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
08:00 am
Center Stage
Arkansas Saxophone Quartet Fall 2009
09:00 am
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
10:00 am
Evenings With History
60th Anniversary Reflections on L.R. Central High
Dr. John Kirk discusses how the event influenced the intellectual debate in film, television and theatre.
11:00 am
Clinton School
Bill Clinton & James Patterson
President Bill Clinton and author James Patterson share with actress Mary Steenburgen stories about their collaboration on the novel, "The President Is Missing"
12:00 pm
Clinton School
George Washington's Farm at Mount Vernon
Sam Murphy, manager of Historic Trades at Mount Vernon brings to life the gardens, river, farms and distillery that propelled this 18th century plantation.
01:00 pm
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
02:00 pm
Clinton School
Ellen Hart: Getting Up Again
Ellen Hart is a world-class runner and lawyer. She also started Eating Disorder Foundation after going public about her battle with bulimia.
03:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
04:00 pm
Center Stage
Arkansas Saxophone Quartet Fall 2009
05:00 pm
Clinton School
The Iran Wars: Spy Games, Bank Battles, Secret Deals and What Comes Now
Wall Street Journal reporter Jay Solomon shows how Iran's nuclear development went unnoticed for years by the international community.
06:00 pm
Evenings With History
60th Anniversary Reflections on L.R. Central High
Dr. John Kirk discusses how the event influenced the intellectual debate in film, television and theatre.
07:00 pm
Clinton School
Bill Clinton & James Patterson
President Bill Clinton and author James Patterson share with actress Mary Steenburgen stories about their collaboration on the novel, "The President Is Missing"
08:00 pm
Applied Communication
Fostering Positive Communication to Prevent Self-Inflicted Crises
Dr. Andrew Pyle, of Clemson University, discusses ways to prevent and prepare for organization crises on social media.
09:00 pm
Clinton School
Salty Old Editor: An Adventure in Ink
Charlotte Tillar Schexnayder discusses her memoir chronicling her life in journalism.
09:30 pm
Clinton School
Ellen Hart: Getting Up Again
Ellen Hart is a world-class runner and lawyer. She also started Eating Disorder Foundation after going public about her battle with bulimia.
10:30 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 am
Evenings With History
Religion, Social Change and Meaning in the Southern Tenant Farmers' Union
UALR Professor James Ross discusses the role of the Southern Tenant Farmers' Union in Arkansas.
03:45 am
Center Stage
Artspree Presents guitarist Vladimir Gorbach
Gorbach has performed around the world as a soloist and with orchestras and won first place in more than 10 of the most important international competitions in the world.
04:45 am
Clinton School
Abelard to Apple: The Fate of American Colleges and Universities
Dr. Rich Demillo argues that the vast majority of American colleges are clinging to a centuries old model of higher education and must adapt to survive.
05:15 am
The Night Sky
Meteorites
UALR's Darrell Heath talks with Dr. Tony Hall about the different types of meteorites.
05:30 am
Clinton School
Bill Clinton & James Patterson
President Bill Clinton and author James Patterson share with actress Mary Steenburgen stories about their collaboration on the novel, "The President Is Missing"
06:30 am
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
08:00 am
Clinton School
Vicious Circles, Virtuous Circles, and the Path Toward Resolution
Professor Paul Wachtel is a professor in clinical psychology and CUNY. His research centers on psychotherapy and the dynamic of personality.
09:00 am
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
10:00 am
EARTHtalk!
Construction of a Super Continent
Dr. Thomas Colby shows how geologists use tools to explore how the Arkansas mountains were created.
10:45 am
Clinton School
The Barefoot Lawyer - Chen Guangcheng
The son of a poor farmer in China and blinded by illness, Chen Guangcheng is a self-taught lawyer and political activist in china. He's been beaten and imprisoned by Chinese authorities and placed under house arrest. He escaped and is beginning a new life in the U.S.
11:15 am
Evenings With History
Religion, Social Change and Meaning in the Southern Tenant Farmers' Union
UALR Professor James Ross discusses the role of the Southern Tenant Farmers' Union in Arkansas.
12:00 pm
Center Stage
Artspree Presents guitarist Vladimir Gorbach
Gorbach has performed around the world as a soloist and with orchestras and won first place in more than 10 of the most important international competitions in the world.
01:00 pm
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
02:00 pm
Clinton School
Bill Clinton & James Patterson
President Bill Clinton and author James Patterson share with actress Mary Steenburgen stories about their collaboration on the novel, "The President Is Missing"
03:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
04:00 pm
Clinton School
Vicious Circles, Virtuous Circles, and the Path Toward Resolution
Professor Paul Wachtel is a professor in clinical psychology and CUNY. His research centers on psychotherapy and the dynamic of personality.
05:00 pm
Clinton School
Indivisible Arkansas: Red States and the Resistance
Billy Fleming, founder of Data Refuge- an international consortium of scientists, librarians and programmers working to backup sensitive environmental data.
05:45 pm
EARTHtalk!
Construction of a Super Continent
Dr. Thomas Colby shows how geologists use tools to explore how the Arkansas mountains were created.
06:30 pm
Clinton School
The Barefoot Lawyer - Chen Guangcheng
The son of a poor farmer in China and blinded by illness, Chen Guangcheng is a self-taught lawyer and political activist in china. He's been beaten and imprisoned by Chinese authorities and placed under house arrest. He escaped and is beginning a new life in the U.S.
07:00 pm
Evenings With History
Religion, Social Change and Meaning in the Southern Tenant Farmers' Union
UALR Professor James Ross discusses the role of the Southern Tenant Farmers' Union in Arkansas.
07:45 pm
Center Stage
Artspree Presents guitarist Vladimir Gorbach
Gorbach has performed around the world as a soloist and with orchestras and won first place in more than 10 of the most important international competitions in the world.
08:45 pm
Clinton School
Abelard to Apple: The Fate of American Colleges and Universities
Dr. Rich Demillo argues that the vast majority of American colleges are clinging to a centuries old model of higher education and must adapt to survive.
09:15 pm
The Night Sky
Meteorites
UALR's Darrell Heath talks with Dr. Tony Hall about the different types of meteorites.
09:30 pm
Clinton School
Bill Clinton & James Patterson
President Bill Clinton and author James Patterson share with actress Mary Steenburgen stories about their collaboration on the novel, "The President Is Missing"
10:30 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 am
Clinton School
The Civil Rights of the Whole Child for a Whole Education
Lily Eskelsen Garcia is president of the National Education Association. She is a vocal critic of the standardized testing movement.
04:00 am
Center Stage
UALR Spring Dance Concert 2011
The Annual Spring Dance Concert "Bodyworks"
05:30 am
Clinton School
Wave
Author and professor Sonali Deraniyagala discusses how she coped with the deadly 2004 tsunami in Sr. Lanka that killed more than 200,000 people.... including her family.
06:30 am
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
08:00 am
Clinton School
Bill Clinton & James Patterson
President Bill Clinton and author James Patterson share with actress Mary Steenburgen stories about their collaboration on the novel, "The President Is Missing"
09:00 am
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
10:00 am
Center Stage
UALR Faculty Concert - trombonist Michael Underwood
Faculty Recital Spring 2011
11:00 am
Clinton School
The Civil Rights of the Whole Child for a Whole Education
Lily Eskelsen Garcia is president of the National Education Association. She is a vocal critic of the standardized testing movement.
12:00 pm
Clinton School
The Art of Choosing
Author Sheena Iyengar, a professor of psychology at Columbia University, discusses her research on the complex relationship between freedom and choice.
01:00 pm
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
02:00 pm
Clinton School
Wave
Author and professor Sonali Deraniyagala discusses how she coped with the deadly 2004 tsunami in Sr. Lanka that killed more than 200,000 people.... including her family.
03:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
04:00 pm
Clinton School
Bill Clinton & James Patterson
President Bill Clinton and author James Patterson share with actress Mary Steenburgen stories about their collaboration on the novel, "The President Is Missing"
05:00 pm
Clinton School
The Art of Choosing
Author Sheena Iyengar, a professor of psychology at Columbia University, discusses her research on the complex relationship between freedom and choice.
06:00 pm
Center Stage
UALR Faculty Concert - trombonist Michael Underwood
Faculty Recital Spring 2011
07:00 pm
Clinton School
The Civil Rights of the Whole Child for a Whole Education
Lily Eskelsen Garcia is president of the National Education Association. She is a vocal critic of the standardized testing movement.
08:00 pm
Center Stage
UALR Spring Dance Concert 2011
The Annual Spring Dance Concert "Bodyworks"
09:30 pm
Clinton School
Wave
Author and professor Sonali Deraniyagala discusses how she coped with the deadly 2004 tsunami in Sr. Lanka that killed more than 200,000 people.... including her family.
10:30 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 am
Clinton School
Climate Change in US Cities: Managing Extreme Heat
Professor Brian Stone from the Georgia Institute of Technology explains how urbanization and natural land covers is contributing to climate change.
04:00 am
Home Fryed Movie
The Killer Shrews
Join host Ben Fry at the diner as he cooks up this rodent infested offering.
05:30 am
Clinton School
The Public's Health: A Narrative History of Health and Disease in Arkansas
Dr. Sam Taggart collects the medical history on the state of Arkansas and discusses 200 years of health crises and the untold stories of the individuals who provided care.
06:30 am
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
08:00 am
Clinton School
The Dust of Kandahar
Jonathan Addleton's personal account of his year of service as US Ambassador to Afghanistan.
09:00 am
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
10:00 am
Clinton School
Reading with Patrick: A Teacher, a Student and a Friendship
Teacher/Author Michelle Kuo shares parts of her memoir as part of the Teach for America program in Helena, Ark. and her student Patrick.
11:00 am
Today's Garden
Today's Garden with Janet Carson
11:30 am
Home Fryed Movie
The Killer Shrews
Join host Ben Fry at the diner as he cooks up this rodent infested offering.
01:00 pm
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
02:00 pm
Clinton School
The Public's Health: A Narrative History of Health and Disease in Arkansas
Dr. Sam Taggart collects the medical history on the state of Arkansas and discusses 200 years of health crises and the untold stories of the individuals who provided care.
03:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
04:00 pm
Clinton School
The Dust of Kandahar
Jonathan Addleton's personal account of his year of service as US Ambassador to Afghanistan.
05:00 pm
Center Stage
The Three Pianists 2010
Naoki Hakutani from UALR, Lei Cail from Ouachita Baptist University and Hee-Kyun Juhn from Henderson State perform in an exciting show.
06:00 pm
Clinton School
Reading with Patrick: A Teacher, a Student and a Friendship
Teacher/Author Michelle Kuo shares parts of her memoir as part of the Teach for America program in Helena, Ark. and her student Patrick.
07:00 pm
Clinton School
Climate Change in US Cities: Managing Extreme Heat
Professor Brian Stone from the Georgia Institute of Technology explains how urbanization and natural land covers is contributing to climate change.
08:00 pm
Home Fryed Movie
The Killer Shrews
Join host Ben Fry at the diner as he cooks up this rodent infested offering.
09:30 pm
Clinton School
The Public's Health: A Narrative History of Health and Disease in Arkansas
Dr. Sam Taggart collects the medical history on the state of Arkansas and discusses 200 years of health crises and the untold stories of the individuals who provided care.
10:30 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 am
EARTHtalk!
The State of Sustainability in the Capitol
Melinda Glasgow is the Sustainability Officer for Little Rock. This talk focuses on the efforts to promote the principles of sustainability in the city and the plans to incorporate sustainability into governmental policies.
03:30 am
On Campus
How Can Black Parents Rear Their Children to be Black Americans in a Color Conscious Society?
Dr. David Briscoe of the UA Little Rock Sociology Department discusses the issues black parents face.
04:00 am
Clinton School
Bill Clinton & James Patterson
President Bill Clinton and author James Patterson share with actress Mary Steenburgen stories about their collaboration on the novel, "The President Is Missing"
05:00 am
On Campus
The Bible and The Qur'an
Dr. Gabriel Said Reynolds is a professor of Islamic Studies and Theology at the University of Notre Dame. He discusses the latest debates about the Qur'an and its relationship to the Bible.
06:15 am
Center Stage
UALR Jazz Ensemble Fall 2014
The fall concert contains pieces by Sonny Rollins, Fred Sturm and Miles Davis
07:00 am
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
08:00 am
Clinton School
Children and Families and Budgeting for a National Priorities
Ron Haskins is co-director of the Brookings Center. His areas of expertise include welfare reform, child care, child support and budget and deficit issues.
09:00 am
DWTV(Live)
10:00 am
Clinton School
The Rep: What We are Doing to Reimagine
The Arkansas Repertory Theatre suspended operations April 24th. Since then there's been a groundswell of support. Board Chair Ruth Shepherd explained the plans to "Reimagine the Rep."
10:45 am
EARTHtalk!
The State of Sustainability in the Capitol
Melinda Glasgow is the Sustainability Officer for Little Rock. This talk focuses on the efforts to promote the principles of sustainability in the city and the plans to incorporate sustainability into governmental policies.
11:30 am
On Campus
How Can Black Parents Rear Their Children to be Black Americans in a Color Conscious Society?
Dr. David Briscoe of the UA Little Rock Sociology Department discusses the issues black parents face.
12:00 pm
Clinton School
Bill Clinton & James Patterson
President Bill Clinton and author James Patterson share with actress Mary Steenburgen stories about their collaboration on the novel, "The President Is Missing"
01:00 pm
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
01:30 pm
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
02:00 pm
On Campus
The Bible and The Qur'an
Dr. Gabriel Said Reynolds is a professor of Islamic Studies and Theology at the University of Notre Dame. He discusses the latest debates about the Qur'an and its relationship to the Bible.
03:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
04:00 pm
Clinton School
Children and Families and Budgeting for a National Priorities
Ron Haskins is co-director of the Brookings Center. His areas of expertise include welfare reform, child care, child support and budget and deficit issues.
05:00 pm
Evenings With History
Finding the Women of the Atlantic World: Adventures in the Archives
UALR professor Susanah Romney invites the audience to come along on a trip back to Dutch New York in the 1660s.... a world of Indians, slaves and settlers who built one of the first settler colonies in North America.
06:00 pm
Clinton School
The Rep: What We are Doing to Reimagine
The Arkansas Repertory Theatre suspended operations April 24th. Since then there's been a groundswell of support. Board Chair Ruth Shepherd explained the plans to "Reimagine the Rep."
06:45 pm
EARTHtalk!
The State of Sustainability in the Capitol
Melinda Glasgow is the Sustainability Officer for Little Rock. This talk focuses on the efforts to promote the principles of sustainability in the city and the plans to incorporate sustainability into governmental policies.
07:30 pm
On Campus
How Can Black Parents Rear Their Children to be Black Americans in a Color Conscious Society?
Dr. David Briscoe of the UA Little Rock Sociology Department discusses the issues black parents face.
08:00 pm
Clinton School
Bill Clinton & James Patterson
President Bill Clinton and author James Patterson share with actress Mary Steenburgen stories about their collaboration on the novel, "The President Is Missing"
09:00 pm
On Campus
The Bible and The Qur'an
Dr. Gabriel Said Reynolds is a professor of Islamic Studies and Theology at the University of Notre Dame. He discusses the latest debates about the Qur'an and its relationship to the Bible.
10:15 pm
Center Stage
UALR Jazz Ensemble Fall 2014
The fall concert contains pieces by Sonny Rollins, Fred Sturm and Miles Davis
11:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 am
Center Stage
New York Classical Players
A New York based chamber orchestra. They will perform Bach and Shostakovich as well as Beethoven's 4th Concerto.
04:15 am
Evenings With History
Remember the Alamo? Textbooks, Social Studies Standards, and Myths in History
UALR professor Kristin Mann examines the degree to which myths have become incorporated into popular culture, state and national history and textbooks.
05:30 am
Clinton School
True Gentlemen: The Broken Pledge of America's Fraternities
Author John Hechinger discusses "the unholy trinity" of America's Fraternities - dangerous drinking, misogyny and racism. John Hechinger is a senior editor at Bloomburg News, a two time winner of the George Polk Award in reporting on education, and a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize in Public Service.
06:30 am
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
08:00 am
Clinton School
Facing Addiction Across America
Ryan Hampton has become the leading voice in the drug addiction advocacy movement. Nearly three years into recovery from heroin addiction, Hampton talks what needs to be done to address the national drug abuse problem.
09:00 am
DWTV (Live)
10:00 am
Clinton School
Bill Clinton & James Patterson
President Bill Clinton and author James Patterson share with actress Mary Steenburgen stories about their collaboration on the novel, "The President Is Missing"
11:00 am
Center Stage
New York Classical Players
A New York based chamber orchestra. They will perform Bach and Shostakovich as well as Beethoven's 4th Concerto.
12:15 pm
Applied Communication
Leadership and Community Transformation:
Dr. Gerald Driskill is the Graduate Program Coordinator in Applied Communication Studies. He discusses co-creating counter narratives in this Leadership Lecture Series.
01:00 pm
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
01:30 pm
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
02:00 pm
Clinton School
True Gentlemen: The Broken Pledge of America's Fraternities
Author John Hechinger discusses "the unholy trinity" of America's Fraternities - dangerous drinking, misogyny and racism. John Hechinger is a senior editor at Bloomburg News, a two time winner of the George Polk Award in reporting on education, and a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize in Public Service.
03:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
04:00 pm
Clinton School
Facing Addiction Across America
Ryan Hampton has become the leading voice in the drug addiction advocacy movement. Nearly three years into recovery from heroin addiction, Hampton talks what needs to be done to address the national drug abuse problem.
05:00 pm
On Campus
Actress Geri Jewell
Known to millions as "Cousin Geri" on the NBC sitcom "The Facts of Life", Geri became the first person with a visible disability to become a regular performer in prime-time television.
06:00 pm
Clinton School
Bill Clinton & James Patterson
President Bill Clinton and author James Patterson share with actress Mary Steenburgen stories about their collaboration on the novel, "The President Is Missing"
07:00 pm
Center Stage
New York Classical Players
A New York based chamber orchestra. They will perform Bach and Shostakovich as well as Beethoven's 4th Concerto.
08:15 pm
Evenings With History
Remember the Alamo? Textbooks, Social Studies Standards, and Myths in History
UALR professor Kristin Mann examines the degree to which myths have become incorporated into popular culture, state and national history and textbooks.
09:30 pm
Clinton School
True Gentlemen: The Broken Pledge of America's Fraternities
Author John Hechinger discusses "the unholy trinity" of America's Fraternities - dangerous drinking, misogyny and racism. John Hechinger is a senior editor at Bloomburg News, a two time winner of the George Polk Award in reporting on education, and a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize in Public Service.
10:30 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 am
Clinton School
Dear Madam President
Jennifer Palmieri was Communications Director for Hillary Clinton's Campaign. She discusses her book, ,"Dear Madam President" a letter to the first woman president.
04:00 am
Clinton School
She Persisted Around the World
Chelsea Clinton shares her new book that celebrates women from around the world who changed the course of history.
05:00 am
On Campus
The First Twenty-Five
Dr. Laverne Bell-Tolliver and Alvin Terry discuss their experiences being from the class of the First Twenty-Five students who desegregated Little Rock's Public Junior High Schools.
05:45 am
Clinton School
Why Americans Love to Hate Polls
Andy Smith is the director of the University of New Hampshire Survey Center. He talks about the development and use of the modern political poll.
06:30 am
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
08:00 am
Evenings With History
The Use and Abuse of Greek Oracles
Professor Ed Anson of the UA Little Rock History Department discusses the use and abuses of the Oracles, specifically with Alexander the Great and the Oracle of Zeus.
09:00 am
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
10:00 am
Earthtalk!
Implementing the Lake Maumelle Watershed Plan
Randy Easley is the Director of Water Quality for Central Arkansas Water. He shows explains the steps taken to ensure the safety of our water.
11:00 am
Clinton School
Dear Madam President
Jennifer Palmieri was Communications Director for Hillary Clinton's Campaign. She discusses her book, ,"Dear Madam President" a letter to the first woman president.
12:00 pm
Clinton School
She Persisted Around the World
Chelsea Clinton shares her new book that celebrates women from around the world who changed the course of history.
01:00 pm
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
02:00 pm
Clinton School
Why Americans Love to Hate Polls
Andy Smith is the director of the University of New Hampshire Survey Center. He talks about the development and use of the modern political poll.
03:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
04:00 pm
Evenings With History
The Use and Abuse of Greek Oracles
Professor Ed Anson of the UA Little Rock History Department discusses the use and abuses of the Oracles, specifically with Alexander the Great and the Oracle of Zeus.
05:00 pm
Clinton School
Hate: Why We Should Resist It with Free Speech, Not Censorship
Nadine Strossen is a professor of Constitutional Law at New York Law School and the first woman president of the ACLU. She argues that hate speech laws are ineffective.
06:00 pm
Earthtalk!
Implementing the Lake Maumelle Watershed Plan
Randy Easley is the Director of Water Quality for Central Arkansas Water. He shows explains the steps taken to ensure the safety of our water.
07:00 pm
Clinton School
Dear Madam President
Jennifer Palmieri was Communications Director for Hillary Clinton's Campaign. She discusses her book, ,"Dear Madam President" a letter to the first woman president.
08:00 pm
Clinton School
She Persisted Around the World
Chelsea Clinton shares her new book that celebrates women from around the world who changed the course of history.
09:00 pm
On Campus
The First Twenty-Five
Dr. Laverne Bell-Tolliver and Alvin Terry discuss their experiences being from the class of the First Twenty-Five students who desegregated Little Rock's Public Junior High Schools.
09:45 pm
Clinton School
Why Americans Love to Hate Polls
Andy Smith is the director of the University of New Hampshire Survey Center. He talks about the development and use of the modern political poll.
10:30 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
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