Rod Bigelow on Crystal Bridges, Alice Walton's Vision & Bentonville's Transformation
Rod Bigelow has spent over a decade helping bring Alice Walton's vision to life. As CEO of Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, he's watched it grow from a bold idea into a campus that drew over a million visitors last year, most of them from outside Arkansas.
In this episode, host Andy McNeill …
Chris Milligan on Arkansas' $2 Trillion Lithium Opportunity
There's roughly $2 trillion worth of lithium sitting under South Arkansas, and almost none of it has been extracted yet. Chris Milligan, CEO of Earth, is trying to change that.
In this episode, host Andy McNeill talks with Chris about how lithium is actually pulled from brine two miles underground,…
Y'all Hear About This? Arkansas Library Law, Peppermint Hippo & a Texas Political Scandal
Andy McNeill and Eli Cranor are back with another Y'all Hear About This, their casual rundown of the stories making the rounds. This week: a wild scam story out of a Little Rock strip club, Arkansas' newly enforced Act 372 and what it means for librarians and booksellers, and a controversial social…
Bryan Norris on Election Integrity, Paper Ballots & Arkansas' 2026 Secretary of State Race
Bryan Norris spent 21 years in the military before coming home to Independence County and leading a citizen initiative to bring back paper ballots, an effort that passed with 63% of the vote before the county's quorum court overturned it. That fight eventually led him to run for Arkansas Secretary …
Colt Shelby on Local Control, Prison Policy & Arkansas' Governor's Race
Colt Shelby has worked in the oil field for 24 years. He never planned to run for office, until a proposed 3,000-bed prison landed four miles from his home in Cecil, Arkansas. Now he's the Libertarian candidate for governor.
In this episode, host Andy McNeill talks with Colt about what a Libertaria…
Coltan Scrivner on Morbid Curiosity, Horror Movies & Why We Love Scary Things
Why can't we look away from a car wreck, a true crime documentary, or a horror movie we know will keep us up all night? Coltan Scrivner has built a career answering that question.
In this episode, host Andy McNeill talks with Coltan, author of Morbidly Curious and a behavioral scientist who studies…
ATN Podcast 422: Some of the numbers almost mean something
Week 7 in Division III football brought dominant defense, dramatic finishes and a playoff picture that is beginning to take shape, even if the current NPI still needs much more data before it tells the full story.
UW-Platteville put together an almost incomprehensible defensive performance against…
Bill Kopsky on Direct Democracy, the LEARNS Act & Building Power in Rural Arkansas
It started with a request for a dumpster. Residents of Gould, Arkansas asked their city for help with a neighborhood cleanup, got turned down, and eventually helped elect a new city council and mayor. That’s the kind of story Bill Kopsky has been part of for more than 30 years as executive director…
Y’all Hear About This? A Livestreamed Execution, Debates & Why Politics Feels Like Pro Wrestling
Is wrestling real and politics fake? A pro wrestler turned community leader got a laugh with that line at a recent event in Fort Smith, and it set the tone for this week’s Y’all Hear About This.
Andy McNeill and Eli Cranor start with the Pentagon’s announced plan to livestream a military execution,…
Jay Barth on Arkansas Politics, the 2026 Midterms & the State of Education
Jay Barth caught the political bug at 12 and has spent nearly 50 years in the game as a volunteer, a candidate, a state education board member, a professor, a city hall official, and director of the Clinton Presidential Library.
In this episode, host Andy McNeill talks with Jay as Election Day appr…
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