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DixieCast
by DixieCast
DixieCast: The Sound of the SouthA podcast exploring, the people, places, and popular culture of Arkansas
Episodes
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Tontitown Winery, a Northwest Arkansas Destination
The Ranalli family have done quite a lot to put Tontitown on the map. Between their multi-generation Ranalli family farm, local farm supply, and seasonal grocery store, in many ways they’ve contributed to the city’s growth and success. The Tontitown Winery, in turn, has thrived along with the…
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Meet the Arkansas Extension Homemakers Council Officers of Washington County
Arkansas Extension Homemakers Council (EHC) is one of the largest nonprofit volunteer groups in the state. With a membership of over 3,700 and over 350 clubs, this organization plays a meaningful role in the communities it serves. In this episode we speak with Washington County EHC Officers: Mary...
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Mother's Day with Mary Jo. 1932-2020
In keeping with tradition, "The Sound of the South" I dedicate this episode to my mom, Mary Jo who passed away in 2020. She was born and raised in the South and in this episode I discuss the irony of having moved to an area very similar to where she grew up. It was a little emotional editing this...
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Bluegrass with The Butler Creek Boys.
The Butler Creek Boys performance at Siloam Springs 48th Annual Dogwood Festival and after-concert interview. #arkansas #bluegrass #gospelmusic #ozarks #banjo #fiddle #localmusic #interview thebutlercreekboys.com Full Concert is also available
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Downtown Springdale, Arkansas and the Shiloh Museum of Ozark History
Nestled in the heart of Northwest Arkansas, Springdale radiates a youthful and modern vibe and a culturally diverse population. This historic city is currently undergoing Downtown improvements which is significantly enhancing its desirability. Join me today as we take in the Razorback Greenway...
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Family Owned over 30 Years! Richard's Country Market in Fayetteville, Arkansas
It's not every day you come across a hidden gem like Richard's Country Meat Market. Not only does it offer a wide variety of meats, seafood and cheeses; but it also offers fresh produce, homeade take-n-bake pizza, homemade bread, ready-made meals and homeade desserts. What is most remarkable…
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Flying Arkansas at XNA Airport
Northwest Arkansas Airport (XNA) is unlike a lot of other national airports I've visited. Instead of being stuck at the end of town, XNA is kind of in the middle of everywhere you'd want to visit. Recently over 500 airports across the United States submitted applications to receive federal money...
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Featuring Dr. Julianne Romanello on Transit Oriented Development and Smart Cities
In this week's episode of The Dixiecast, I traveled to Jenks, OK to listen to former University of Tulsa professor Dr. Julianne Romanello deliver a presentation on Transit Oriented Development and Smart Cities. Following the presentation, Julianne kindly granted me an interview in which we…
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Emergency Preparedness in Northwest Arkansas
It's never too late to be prepared and to consider what everyday efforts we can take in the event of a natural disaster. Today I speak with Kyle Curry, Deputy Director Field Operations with the Washington County (Arkansas) Dept. of Emergency Management. As a long-time resident and former...
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Historic Downtown Van Buren, Arkansas Tour
Experience a brief tour through Van Buren, Arkansas with us. We will start at the oldest county courthouse west of the Mississippi and head down Main Street stopping at the Visitors Center; hop on an old fashioned refurbished trolley and hear from its driver, Lance, a history guide and longtime...
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Aman Jabbi, Former SiliconValley Tech Insider's Research Warrants Attention
I first heard of Aman Jabbi through Julianne Romanello, a researcher, scholar and professor whom I've been following for the last year. What interested me most about Aman Jabbi is his background as an electrical engineer and computer scientist responsible for the development of smartphone camera...
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All About Night to Shine in NW Arkansas. Interview with AbilityTree Arkansas, E.D. Maddy Schultz
Night to Shine is an unforgettable prom night experience, centered on God's love, for people with special needs ages 14 and older. This coming year, on Friday, February 10, 2023, Night to Shine will celebrate its ninth anniversary as thousands from around the world will come together to honor…
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Beautiful Lives Boutique, A Thrift Store Improving Women's Lives
Every now and then I come across a business that deserves attention because of its direct effect on both its customers and the community. Beautiful Lives directly serves women who've experienced setbacks, trauma and abuse. By extension, Beautiful Lives serves the local and global community by...
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Lights of the Ozarks, Fayetteville AR
For the price of fuel and possibly parking, The Lights of the Ozarks promises an evening of enchantment and entertainment. Grab your coat, scarf & some gloves and take a light stroll on Northwest Arkansas's Downtown Square. Each year, employees of The City of Fayetteville Parks and Recreation...
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Real Estate Teams vs. Solo Agents
What are the pros and cons of working with a real estate team? Did you know that real estate teams can consist of as little as two individuals (like a husband & wife,) to as many as 50 or even 100? As a buyer or seller, what are some advantages to hiring a team? Conversely-what are some…
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Purchasing a Home Sight Unseen
Though I don't recommend this practice, I acknowledge that many choose it for variety of reasons After having represented buyers in the past who undertook this process, I knew how to navigate that road. Last year I bought my having never walked through the front door until almost 2 months after…
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Canehill Arkansas Civil War Tour
Established in 1827, Canehill was the first permanent settlement in Washington County, Arkansas. Did you know there are 18 properties listed on the National Register of Historic Places? We'll tour one of the state's first colleges (and first co-ed college) and more. Join me as I explore Canehill...
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A Dog Park Open Until 11:00 PM? Woof!
Iams Dog Park in Fayetteville, Arkansas offers a little something for the whole family. A playground,restrooms, basketball, picnic tables,a short trail and even a pond gives everyone an opportunity to enjoy themselves all in one place here in Northwest Arkansas. Walk along a scenic, short...
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