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Tune into Visit Bentonville’s podcast series for a weekly update on all things Bentonville, Arkansas. You’ll hear captivating stories and updates from our city—connecting you with the locals that make this town worth visiting.

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We sit down with Sweetgreen’s Amy Dominguez to explore why Bentonville is the perfect homes for a new restaurant built on real ingredients, thoughtful sourcing, and warm hospitality. Amy shares how a farmer’s market origin turned into a national foot... more

We sit down with Nathan "Woody" Woodruff, the founder of Progressive Trail Design (PTD), to unpack how a Fayetteville landscape hustle evolved into Bentonville's Slaughter Pen trail network and set the course for designing LA28’s Olympic mountain bik... more

Tired of conferences that keep everyone indoors and restless? We sat down with Wes Oliver, director of sales at Visit Bentonville, to unpack a NEW WAY:  The Unconventional Convention concept is a walkable, multi-venue model that trades hallways and w... more

You Belong Here—as the artwork over the Momentary Green says, to hear Jill Wagar unpack how a former cheese plant evolved into a living room where music, contemporary art, and food collide. Jill shares the backstory of the Momentary’s rise alongside ... more

We celebrate Christopher Blevins’ historic World Cup season and explore how he resets with mindfulness, play, and creative work. From Cal Poly roots to Stilspoke, he shares why slowing down builds a stronger racer and a fuller person.

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A teen concert turned into a full-on adventure when Jo Brown, co-host of Wonderland on Points, who used her points-and-miles playbook to design a Bentonville escape. Jo walks through the meals that set a new bar—Table on Sixth’s craveable BLT, Witchi... more

We sit down with Christopher Blevins in Bentonville to unpack The 2025 racing season, which finished with Christopher at the top of the sport claiming both overall titles (XCC & XCO) in the World Cup MTB. If you’re curious about sustainable high perf... more

We sat down with local food writer and curator Katie Robertson to chart Bentonville's rise as a destination for inclusive dining—with celiac-safe kitchens, vegan menus, and allergy-aware staff. Katie takes us behind the scenes of a movement powered b... more

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Recent Guests

Kenny Belaey
Founder of Bentonville Bike Fest and nine-time world champion
Episode: Inside Bentonville Bike Fest: Global Cycling Stars, Jaw-Dropping Stunts & Family Fun in the MTB Capital
Amy Easton
Travel creator and influencer focusing on family-friendly destinations
Everyday Outdoor Family
Episode: The Ultimate Family Road Trip to Bentonville with Everyday Outdoor Family
Koli Ray
Another travel creator who hosted a scavenger hunt in Bentonville
Episode: The Ultimate Family Road Trip to Bentonville with Everyday Outdoor Family
Matt Timboe
Representative from Coler Mountain Bike Preserve
Coler Mountain Bike Preserve
Episode: Visitor's Guide to Coler Mountain Bike Preserve in Bentonville, AR
Holland Hayden
Promotes activities and exhibitions at the Scott Family Amazeum
Scott Family Amazeum
Episode: The Ultimate Family Visit to Bentonville, AR
Nelson Peacock
President and CEO of Northwest Arkansas Council
Northwest Arkansas Council
Episode: Why Bentonville is the Best Place to Live and Work
Meredith Bergstrom
Senior Program Officer for Home Region at Walton Family Foundation
Walton Family Foundation
Episode: Must see Architecture and Design in Bentonville, Arkansas
Rob Nelson
Culinary Director at Good Gravy Group
Good Gravy Group
Episode: Brothers Meethouse: Redefining Arkansas BBQ in Bentonville
AJ Baird
President of Good Gravy Group
Good Gravy Group
Episode: Brothers Meethouse: Redefining Arkansas BBQ in Bentonville

Hosts

Nat Ross
Host and advocate for cycling initiatives, frequently engaging with local leaders and experts to discuss developments in Bentonville.
Natalie
Co-host and prominent figure in promoting Bentonville's art and outdoor scene, she shares valuable information for visitors looking to explore the area's offerings.
Beth Bobbitt
Host with a focus on community engagement and family activities in Bentonville, emphasizing local events and cultural happenings.

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Haley Batten: Getting to the Olympic Stage
Q: What pointers can parents provide to their kids who want to compete but enjoy cycling?
Encourage them to focus on the joy of cycling rather than just competition, embrace challenges, and connect with a supportive community to build skills.
Haley Batten: Getting to the Olympic Stage
Q: What does being an Olympian feel like with a bullseye on your back?
There's pressure to qualify and continuously improve, especially with rising competition, but it's essential to maintain a mindset of seeking excellence every day.
Haley Batten: Getting to the Olympic Stage
Q: What was the highlight this summer for you, or what was the highlight at the Olympics?
The Olympics provided a meaningful experience, marking a culmination of years of pursuit and hard work, where I learned a lot, and achieving a medal was incredibly special.
The Pulse of Public Art in Bentonville
Q: Can you give us a bit of an overview about what that currently looks like in terms of the total works, the variety of medium sizes?
Tom explains that there are currently around 130 to 140 works of public art in Bentonville, ranging from sculptures to murals, which showcases the city's commitment to public art despite its size.
The Pulse of Public Art in Bentonville
Q: In your mind, why is public art so important for a thriving city?
Tom emphasizes the quantifiable value of public art, linking it to GDP increases in cities with strong cultural attachments, as well as its impact on quality of life and community engagement.

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The podcast features engaging narratives and insights focused on Bentonville, Arkansas, exploring the city's evolution as a vibrant travel and recreational destination. Topics frequently include the thriving cycling culture, community-centric events, and local attractions such as art venues and outdoor activities that enhance the city's charm. Noteworthy episodes highlight a variety of events from bike festivals to community programs that align with what makes Bentonville appealing to a diverse audience, particularly those looking for family-friendly adventures, cultural experiences, and outdoor explorations.

Listeners are likely to appreciate the emphasis on community engagement, local expertise, and a welcoming atmosphere that invites to... more

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1. Kenny Belaey
2. Amy Easton
3. Koli Ray
4. Matt Timboe
5. Holland Hayden
6. Nelson Peacock
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8. Rob Nelson

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