Podcast appearances and mentions of river valley

Pastor Logan shared how Jonah's story reveals God's heart for restoration, second chances, and repentance. After running from God's call, Jonah discovered that the same God he fled from was the God who rescued him, reminding us that no failure is final and no one is beyond the reach of God's mercy. Salvation belongs to the Lord, and through Jesus, God's grace continues to pursue and transform lives.

Some experiences in the outdoors stay with you forever. A perfect dry fly drift on a cold Michigan river. The thunder of wings exploding from a covey in a frost-covered field. Today's episode is about a man who has built his life around delivering exactly those moments.On this episode of Wild Game Dynasty, host Ryan sits down with Tim Riley, owner and professional guide of River Valley Adventures, operating on two of the most storied trout rivers in America—the AuSable and the Manistee. Tim is not just a fishing guide. He is a keeper of tradition, floating clients through Michigan's most breathtaking river country aboard the legendary AuSable River boat—a handcrafted wooden vessel with a history as rich as the rivers it glides through.The AuSable River is more than a fishery. It is hallowed ground for American fly fishing—a river that shaped conservation movements, inspired legendary anglers, and produced a culture of fly fishing that is uniquely Michigan and uniquely special. Tim Riley carries that legacy forward every single time he pushes off the bank, and in this episode he brings all of it to life.But River Valley Adventures isn't just about trout. Tim also guides upland game bird hunting trips, making him one of the rare outfitters who can put you on wild trout in the morning and have you walking behind a pointing dog through golden Michigan cover in the afternoon. If you love the outdoors in all its forms, Tim Riley is your guide.In this episode:The history of the iconic AuSable River boat and why it remains the perfect vessel for floating Michigan's legendary riversWhat a guided float trip on the AuSable and Manistee looks like and what makes it a bucket-list experienceThe species, hatches, and seasonal patterns that define fishing on these world-class riversThe differences between guiding on the AuSable versus the Manistee and how Tim approaches eachTips and insights for fly anglers of all skill levels looking to fish moving waterTim's guided upland game bird hunting operation and what Michigan's coverts have to offerThe conservation challenges facing Michigan's premier trout rivers and what's being done to protect themWhat it means to carry on the tradition of AuSable River guiding in the modern eraWhether you're a lifelong fly angler who has always dreamed of floating the AuSable the right way, a bird hunter looking for an authentic Michigan upland experience, or someone who simply loves wild places and the people who dedicate their lives to them—this episode is for you.Tim Riley is the real deal. River Valley Adventures is the real deal. And Michigan's rivers and uplands are waiting for you.Book a trip. Carry the tradition forward.Find River Valley Adventures and book your float trip or upland hunt at [River Valley Adventures contact/website]. Wild Game Dynasty Podcast is available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and wherever you listen to podcasts.https://www.rivervalleyadventures.com/copy-of-home-1Hungry for more Wild Game Dynasty? Check out our blog: https://wildgamedynasty.com/blog/

Pastor Rob shared how Jonah's story reveals our tendency to resist God's voice and run from difficult obedience. Yet even in the storm, God pursues us with relentless grace, using challenges to expose what we've hidden and offering mercy before we deserve it. No matter how far we run, God's grace reaches farther.

What does it really take to keep the lights on? In this episode of The Next Greatest Thing, longtime Right-of-Way Supervisor David Kendrick shares stories from nearly two decades at Arkansas Valley Electric, the importance of maintaining reliable right-of-way, and one unforgettable encounter with a swarm of bees while working in the field. It's a behind-the-scenes look at the people and work that keep power flowing across the River Valley.

Pastor Rob explored how forgiveness moves beyond releasing an offense and into the possibility of restoration, reconciliation and healing. Through Scripture and practical wisdom, he challenged us to become reconcilers, trust God with the process and allow redeemed relationships to become powerful testimonies of the gospel at work.

On today's show, we hear that grassroots organizers are entering crunch time to collect signatures for potential ballot measures in Arkansas. Plus, we explore a festival that brings all of Arkansas together in one weekend. We also get River Valley headlines from Talk Business & Politics.

Pastor Rob continued the Selah series with Part 2, focusing on the significance of Pentecost Sunday and why we celebrate it. He also emphasized the power of praise and prayer, encouraging us to draw closer and lean in.

On today's show, we hear that more than three dozen young performers are being honored at the second Diamond Awards this weekend at the Walton Arts Center. Plus, writer CJ Leede tells us there is a reason for books that frighten us. Plus. Michael Tilley from Talk Business and Politics delivers a River Valley news roundup.

Host Joy Kleinhans is joined in studio by two local nonprofits, the Judd Kendall VFW of Naperville and CASA of River Valley. And host Jane Wernette heads on location to Naper Settlement.

Small Cap Breaking News You Can't Miss!Here's a quick rundown of the latest updates from standout small-cap companies making big moves today:Draganfly Incorporated (NASDAQ: DPRO) (CSE: DPRO) (FSE: 3U8)Draganfly and F4 Defense International have been selected by the DEVCOM Army Research Laboratory to develop a modular, multi-layered counter-drone system for the Department of War. The platform combines tethered aerial intelligence, AI-enabled targeting, and coordinated ground and air defeat capabilities designed for rapid deployment in contested operational environments. This contract expands Draganfly's defense presence in the global Counter-UAS market projected to exceed US$20 billion by 2030.New Age Metals Incorporated (TSX.V: NAM) (OTCQB: NMTLF) (FSE: P7J)New Age Metals is advancing the next phase of PLATSOL metallurgical testwork at its River Valley Platinum Group Metals Project in Ontario, building on proof-of-concept results showing palladium recoveries of up to 93%, platinum of 88%, and gold of 98%. The 6-month program by SGS Canada will optimize processing conditions and evaluate downstream PGM recovery to improve overall project economics. River Valley is one of North America's largest undeveloped primary palladium projects, with a 16-year mine life outlined in its 2023 PEA.Freegold Ventures Limited (TSX: FVL) (OTCQX: FGOVF)Freegold Ventures reported high-grade infill drill results at its Golden Summit Project in Alaska, including 19.2 g/t Au over 24.7 metres and 33.7 g/t Au over 19.5 metres. Higher-grade corridors have now been traced continuously for more than 1.5 km, supporting the scale of a project hosting an Indicated Resource of 17.2 million ounces at 1.24 g/t Au. With six rigs active and a Pre-Feasibility Study advancing, these results continue to build confidence in the project's higher-grade domains.IMPACT Silver Corp. (TSXV: IPT) (OTCQB: ISVLF)IMPACT Silver delivered record first quarter results for 2026, with revenue nearly tripling to $31.2 million and net income reaching a record $11.3 million. The strong performance at its Zacualpan silver mining camp in Mexico reflects high silver production combined with favorable silver prices and operational efficiency. Since 2006, IMPACT has generated over $352 million in cumulative silver revenue and carries no long-term debt.PharmAla Biotech Holdings Inc. (CSE: MDMA) (OTCQB: MDXXF)PharmAla Biotech has signed a term sheet to license the exclusive U.S. rights to ALA-002, its next-generation non-racemic MDMA therapeutic, to Jupiter Neurosciences (NASDAQ: JUNS) in a transaction valued at over US$100 million through upfront consideration, milestone payments, and royalties. ALA-002 carries FDA Novel Chemical Entity designation and is currently being supplied into U.S. government-sponsored clinical trials for PTSD, including studies by the Department of Veterans Affairs. PharmAla retains all international rights outside the United States, preserving significant additional value potential.Bottom Line: Today's small-cap lineup spans defense innovation, critical metals advancement, high-grade gold discovery, record silver production, and a landmark biotech licensing deal — a strong, diversified day for small-cap investors.Stay ahead of the market — follow AGORACOM for more breaking small-cap news and insights.

From the Sugar River Valley Regional Technical Center in Newport, Mr Eric Perry is here with Niko Peck as we talk about the end of the school year, prom this past weekend, upcoming CTE events, Niko's role next year, Mr Perry announced his leaving at the end of June and more. 

True holiness is revealed through generosity, compassion and surrender. During One Day To Feed The World, Pastor Kirk challenges us to loosen our grip, be moved by the needs around us and trust God to multiply what we place in His hands. Together, we believe one day of sacrifice can make an eternal impact and help bring hope to people around the world.

Andrea Gartner from the Norwalk River Valley Trial took part in the WICC Brown Roofing Melissa In The Morning Diner to talk about the trail and their conservation efforts!

Pastor Rob reminded us that forgiveness isn't a side theme of the Bible — it's the way the Kingdom of God operates. As we walked through the process of forgiveness, we were challenged not to stop short of true healing, but to keep doing the hard work of releasing others the same way Christ has forgiven us.

At a walnut farm in Richmond's Coal River Valley, harvesting is underway.

On today's show, we hear that Doug Smith led the project reintroducing wolves to Yellowstone and plans to speak about it at the Walton Arts Center. Plus, we learn that the music of the feminist punk band War on Women can be brutal, but it's not all based on anger. We also get our weekly River Valley news roundup from Talk Business & Politics.

On today's show, we hear from an Arkansas native who received a Pulitzer Prize for local reporting on how tow companies took advantage of low-income residents in Connecticut. Plus, we talk to UAFS students, faculty and members of the community as they catalog as many species of life as they can. We also survey the live music opportunities for the weekend and more.

Pastor Logan reminded us that obedience to God requires letting go of what He's asked us to leave behind, trusting that what He's preparing is greater than what we're holding onto. He called us to stop relying on outward appearances and instead pursue a heart fully surrendered—listening for God's voice, walking in His Spirit and trusting Him in the waiting.

Show Date: 4/26/26Dan does a deep dive into the Class C teams from the CRVL. He is joined by Dan Chies (Arlington A's) and Brody Bratsch (Asst Coach - Glencoe Brewers).They review the 2025 season, and preview the 2026 season for all nine teams.They review the new Top 10 Rankings for Class C as well. Glencoe Brewers appear at #4 for the first state rankings.Sports and Songs Podcast Links:https://www.facebook.com/sportsandsongs1https://twitter.com/SportsandSongs1https://www.instagram.com/sportsandsongs/https://www.sportsandsongspodcast.com/

Pastor Rob reminded us that God didn't call us to blend in, but to be set apart, trusting that He is already at work in ways we can't always see. Through the story of Saul, we're challenged to stop chasing what everyone else wants and instead choose obedience—because Jesus is the true King who leads us with humility and grace.

The Tour of the Mississippi River Valley bicycle event is back again in 2026! Coming up June 6 & 7, this two day bike ride is put on by the Quad Cities Bike Club and has been around for about 45 years. Tina, the TOMRV ride director is on to talk about this popular event that attracts cyclists annually to ride the scenic and challenging roads along the glacier-carved Mississippi River Valley. From flat stretches to steep bluffs, TOMRV offers a variety of terrains that challenge riders, from competitive racers to fitness enthusiasts. If you are looking for stunning views and plenty of hill training, TOMRV is your event! https://qcbc.org/ Just Go Bike: ragbrai.com/justgobike/ Registration for RAGBRAI LIII is open! www.ragbrai.com Watch, or listen on our Just Go Bike YouTube channel. www.youtube.com/@JustGoBikePodcast Have a topic for a future episode? Message us at justgobikepodcast@gmail.com.

From the Sugar River Valley Regional Technical Center, Eric Perry is here with two students Glory and Gabby as we talk about the  Plant & Animal Science and Cosmetology programs.  

Pastor Kirk walks through 1 Samuel 7, reminding us that renewal begins when we return to God with our whole heart, relying fully on Him instead of ourselves. Through the call to return, rely and remember, we're challenged to let go of what's been holding us back and trust that God is still our help and victory.

God is still speaking—but are we listening? In this message from 1 Samuel 3, Pastor Rob explores how to recognize the voice of God, respond with obedience and grow in a deeper, more personal relationship with Him. When we learn to say, “Speak, Lord, your servant is listening,” it can transform everything.

On today's show, we hear that the Arkansas Legislature's fiscal session kicked off yesterday with a State of the State address from Sarah Huckabee Sanders. We also hear from Craig Fehrman, who spent five years researching his new book about Lewis and Clark and still didn't find everything he wanted. Plus, news from the River Valley courtesy of Talk Business & Politics.

Pastor Rob reminded us that searching for life in this world leaves us empty—but true fulfillment is found in Christ alone. Because Jesus defeated death, we've been invited from death to life, into purpose, freedom and eternity with Him.

On this episode of the IDOIQ Podcast, Brock and DJ Jon sit down with wedding planner Laura Reehl to talk about one of the biggest questions engaged couples ask: how long should an engagement really last?They dig into real wedding planning advice, family pressure, short engagements, living together before marriage, and why some couples just know while others need more time. Laura also shares what she's learned from years in events, from working major university and live events to planning weddings across Arkansas.They also get into:the biggest changes happening in weddings right nowwhy weddings are getting smallerthe difference between Northwest Arkansas and River Valley weddingswhat brides forget most during planningwhy every couple should have at least a day-of coordinatormomzillas vs. bridezillasbouquet tosses, garter tosses, and late-night snackswild rain plan stories and wedding day savesIf you're engaged, planning a wedding, or work in the wedding industry, this episode is packed with practical advice and plenty of laughs.https://www.reehlevents.com

Pastor Rob reminded us that forgiveness isn't a side theme of our faith—it is the measure of grace itself, calling us to release, send away and cancel every offense without limit. We are challenged to move from internal obedience to full restoration, allowing God to transform our hearts so that what once hurt us can ultimately become a testimony of His healing power.

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Pastor Rob reminds us of our vision for the year, “Speak Lord, We're Listening.” He shares the origin of “selah” and the importance of pausing in our lives. When we take the time to sit in God's presence and focus on God, He shifts our perspective. 

From the Sugar River Valley Regional Technical Center in Newport, Mr Eric Perry is here with student Edison Sohngen.  Edison is a Stevens High School student who is enrolled in the business program in Newport.  Edison talk about the program, thoughts on business, and lots more.  Plus Mr Perry updates us on the CTE.

On today's show, we hear about a new report that shows that Arkansas' investment in K-12 public education is significantly below the national average. Plus, we explore the unpredictable future of sports. We've also got a weekly rundown of the latest news from the River Valley with Michael Tilley of Talk Business & Politics.

Get the latest on how WAVE Rural Connect is expanding service, improving reliability, and helping rural families and businesses stay connected like never before. In this episode, James Ratterree shares what's changed over the past year, how members are really using their internet today, and what's ahead for the future of fiber in our communities. Tune in to hear how local service, real support, and smarter connectivity are making a difference across the River Valley. 

Pastor Rob reminds us that God is always speaking, often not in loud moments but in a quiet whisper that requires us to slow down, draw close and tune our hearts to hear Him. As disciples, we learn to discern His voice through humility, seeking His presence and listening for the gentle guidance of the Spirit in the stillness.

On today's show, we tour a new exhibit at Crystal Bridges that recognizes the nuanced history of 250 years of America. Plus, we hear about a new play inspired by Dickson Street Bookshop hitting the stage and coming together in a different kind of way. Plus, a rundown of this week's headlines from the River Valley with Michael Tilley of Talk Business and Politics.

Dr. Darnell Williams challenges us to dare to dream, reminding us that God-given dreams will disrupt our comfort, reveal the discipline required, and demand courage to pursue what God has shown us. Dreaming with God is not about personal ambition, but about stepping into His purpose and trusting Him to do more than we could imagine.

On today's show, we hear about a University of Arkansas professor, suspended for social media posts about Israel, Gaza and Iran, who has been recommended for reinstatement. Plus, we take a holistic view of women's health. We also bring a roundup of this week's headlines from the River Valley.

Go behind the scenes with Wave Rural Connect's Marketing Coordinator, James Ratteree, as he shares the journey of building a rural broadband brand from the ground up and what it means to truly serve a community. From connecting thousands of customers across the River Valley to life on the road and beyond, this episode offers a personal look at the people, purpose and passion powering WAVE today.

Noah Herrin reminds us that starting is easy, but finishing is biblical, pointing to Noah's quiet faithfulness in Genesis 6:18–22. He challenges us not to trade our God-given assignment for a man-made opportunity, but to measure success by faithfulness to what God has called us to do.

On today's show, we learn that $15 million in federal funding is headed to the University of Arkansas Fort Smith to build a new Center for Mother and Infant Healthcare. We also speak with an author and sports reporter about his new young adult novel about the son of a former major league baseball player. Plus, our weekly roundup of the news in the River Valley with Michael Tilley of Talk Business & Politics.

Pastor Rob challenges us to rearrange our lives so that God is first—not just in belief, but in practice—because tithing is not transactional, it's relational. As partners in the Kingdom, we reject the voice of mammon and choose open-handed trust, knowing that when we seek first His Kingdom.

In this episode, Parinda Khatri, PhD, Chief Executive Officer of River Valley Health, joins the podcast to discuss expanding access to care regardless of a patient's ability to pay. She shares the keys to organizational success through alignment and building a supportive technology ecosystem, while also addressing the challenges of adopting new platforms and expanding services. Parinda offers insight into opportunities for growth as healthcare organizations navigate the year ahead.

In this episode, Parinda Khatri, PhD, Chief Executive Officer of River Valley Health, joins the podcast to discuss expanding access to care regardless of a patient's ability to pay. She shares the keys to organizational success through alignment and building a supportive technology ecosystem, while also addressing the challenges of adopting new platforms and expanding services. Parinda offers insight into opportunities for growth as healthcare organizations navigate the year ahead.

From the CTE Center in Newport, Mr Eric Perry is here with Mason and Celia as we talk about the CTE's involvment with Winter Carnival, Queens in CTE, Mason updates on the school, Celia talks about the welding program and future carear plans, plus we talk about drawing on yourself and Mason's top 5 Presidents. 

Pastor Rob builds on the foundation of the tithe, reminding us that it's not about the size of the gift but the sequence—God first, then our needs—because when the first part is set apart, the rest is blessed. As partners, not spectators, we participate with willing and cheerful hearts, holding generosity with a loose grip—because seed kept in the barn feels secure, but seed sown in faith is what God multiplies.

In this exclusive Members Only episode, we open the floor to raw, unfiltered encounters that you won't hear anywhere else.A listener in British Columbia describes discovering massive footprints before coming face to face with a towering white figure standing beside a Douglas fir in the Chilliwack River Valley. A driver in Maine recounts a three-minute roadside encounter at dawn with an eight-foot presence illuminated by headlights and rising breath in the cold air. In Washington State, knocks answer back from the treeline, rocks strike a vehicle, and fresh tree structures appear within walking distance of home. A First Nations witness in Ontario shares a midnight sighting along a dark forest road, followed by a roar that left multiple people shaken to the core.These conversations go beyond quick summaries.You'll hear the tone in their voices, the pauses, the emotion, and the details that don't always make it into public releases.If you've ever wanted deeper access to the real conversations happening inside Bigfoot Society, this is where they live.Become a member and step inside the full experience.Note: To get this full episode (and tomorrow's episode) early and ad-free then become a supporting member over at https://www.bigfootsocietypodcast.com OR become a Youtube member by tapping the JOIN button.

Pastor Kirk explores the biblical foundation of the tithe from Abraham to Jesus, revealing that generosity has always been about the heart, not obligation. As we honor God with the first and best, we discover the deeper question every believer must answer: Is God truly our source?

Holly Wagner reminds us that the Church was never meant to stay in the salt shaker—we are created to step into every situation and actively bring peace, hope and change. As God's workmanship, we are called to shine as a city on a hill, shaping culture (not just surviving it) and letting our light burn brightest, even in our darkest seasons.

Pastor Rob Ketterling continues Vision 26 Part 2 with a message on valuing God's voice and developing ears of the heart to truly hear Him. If God is speaking, we must be listening with attentiveness and openness.

Pastor Terry shares a timely message on becoming a Future Church—renewing our minds in God's Word and refusing to fear a rapidly changing world. This is a call to redeem culture through the Holy Spirit, live as salt and light in “Babylon,” and respond with hearts that say, “Speak Lord, for your servant is listening.”