
Episode 2- In this episode of SO NWA, we sit down with Kenny Williams from Pedal It Forward, a nonprofit dedicated to providing bikes to those in need and making cycling more accessible in Northwest Arkansas. Kenny shares the impact of their mission, the joy of giving back through bikes, and his unique perspective on…

Episode 3 – In this episode of SO NWA, we sit down with Nathan See, the Mayor of Pea Ridge, for an insightful conversation on leadership, daily responsibilities, and exciting updates for the city. We cover it all, from his perspective on community growth to the challenges and rewards of public service. At the end,…

Episode 15- This week on SO NWA, we sit down with Christina Meister, principal of Grace Hill Elementary, whose journey from classroom teacher to school leader is rooted in a deep commitment to her students and community. Christina opens up about discovering Northwest Arkansas, the “why” that keeps her going, and the vision she has…

Episode 16- This week on SO NWA, we sit down with Chris Sparks — president of the Benton County Police Athletic League and Walmart’s Global Special Investigations pro. Chris shares his journey from becoming a dad at 19, to graduating from the FBI National Academy for leadership training, to building the first PAL program in…

Episode 19- In this episode of SO NWA, we sit down with Rogers Mayor Greg Hines as he reflects on more than a decade of leadership and community growth. From navigating downtown revitalization to leading recovery efforts after the 2024 tornado, Mayor Hines shares his insights on responsibility, resilience, and what it truly means to…

Episode 22- In this episode of SO NWA, Enrique and Juan Carlos, we sit down with Keegan Staton, Planning Director for the City of Pea Ridge. We talk about what city planning really means, how it shapes daily life in Northwest Arkansas, and the balance between small-town charm and regional growth. Keegan shares his path…

Episode 23- In this episode, Enrique and Jc sit down with Natalie Tibbs, Executive Director of the Children & Family Advocacy Center of Benton County. Natalie’s parents founded Restoration Village in 1989, and today she continues the mission of providing safety, healing, and long-term support for women and children in crisis.