Podcast appearances and mentions of river valley

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.

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.

The River Valley Community School District announced Friday they will transition to a four-day school week.

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?

We sit down with Jessica Wills to talk about her new role as a Member Service Specialist and the behind-the-scenes work that helps keep the cooperative running smoothly. From growing up in a cooperative family to serving members through billing, community, and connection, Jessica shares why teamwork and a family-oriented culture matter most. You'll also get to know the person beyond the desk—musician, baker, dog mom, and proud River Valley resident.

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.”

How does commercial financing differ from primary residence? Can you still make a profit in multi-family ownership? Our experts in the studio today have the answers. Want to become a millionaire? This might be your ticket to success! Phil Tissier: ptissier@myrvcb.com or 775-237-2574 Ben Galles: ben.galles@cbre.com or 775-750-6429 Peter Padilla: peter@sageintl.com or 775-786-5515

From the Sugar River Valley Regional Technical Center, Mr Eric Perry is here with student Carson Almstrom.  Carson talks about the Forestry program, his favorite parts, tree identification, making maple sugar, entering competitions, what he wants to do after he graduates, and lots more.

Prep Rally is BACK! Basketball Edition is officially underway! We're tipping off the new year with a full breakdown of high school basketball across Northwest Arkansas and the River Valley. In our first episode back, hosts Sydney Ruth and Graham, joined by Leland, recap the opening stretch of conference play, spotlight early standouts, and preview a massive week of matchups. In this episode: • Breakdown of marquee rivalries, including Har-Ber vs. Fayetteville (boys & girls) • Early contenders in the 6A West and 5A West conferences • Why Farmington, Northside, Har-Ber, and Van Buren are teams to watch • A look ahead at one of the busiest basketball weeks of the season • Debate on transfers, momentum, and why basketball seasons can flip fast • A little fun with new gen slang ⭐ Top 5 & Gimmie 5: We crown the top performances of the week from both Northwest Arkansas and the River Valley, including record-setting nights, game-winners, and our Players of the Week. Chapters (00:00:00) - Introduction(00:01:07) - Conference play starts up, Fayetteville and Har-Ber are top contenders in NWA(00:04:27) - Farmington is killing it in the 5A West!(00:06:21) - Northside is defending state champions(00:08:19) - Thoughts on transferring at the high school level(00:12:52) - Sponsor! West Termite(00:14:19) - Upcoming Matches(00:24:41) - THE RIVER VALLEY GIMMIE 5!(00:27:23) - THE NWA TOP 5!

This week on our Vino Lingo segment we feature Lauren Fiala, Winemaker, Baci Winery, Grand River Valley AVA, Ohio, defining the term “Heroic Viticulture”.  Learn more by visiting baciwinery.com

I love Ohio wines and for those in the know, the state has an extensive history in wine growing dating back to the early 1800’s. Take the time to check out Leon Adams book The Wines of America, if you can find it, to learn more. Way back in 2012 I interviewed Art and Doreen [...]

Pastor Rob recaps 2025 and shares our new vision for 2026: Speak Lord, We're Listening. God has positioned us for such a time as this. This is a call to align our hearts, our prayers and our actions with what God is speaking now—believing that when God speaks, His people respond.

Rob is a physical therapist based out of the Fraser River Valley of British Columbia, Canada. In this episode of Bigfoot Society, we journey with Rob through experiences he has had, what happens when one goes down the rabbit holes. Rob has been become an encounter collector in this region and the account he shares in this episode are unlike any others you've heard before.Contact Rob here: robharr@icloud.com

For people who live and work near the Tijuana River, raw sewage-turned-airborne pollution is a facet of daily life.Tuesday on Midday Edition, we hear about a new reporting series from inewsource diving into the impact of the sewage crisis on more than 100 community members.Plus, what could Medi-Cal cuts mean for the San Diego healthcare system? We dig into the possible impacts.Guests:Philip Salata, energy and environment reporter, inewsourcePaul Sisson, healthcare reporter, The San Diego Union-Tribune

Pastor Kirk challenges us to create space for more of Jesus. From Matthew 9:14–15, this message reminds us that fasting is a holy invitation to lay down our fleshly desires, draw near to God and receive more He has for us.

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Micah MacDonald challenges us to gather our families around God's story and remove anything that competes with Him. From Joshua 24:15, this message calls us to make a firm decision: as for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.

Pastor Rob continues our Christmas series by exploring Isaiah 40 and how God reveals His glory. He reminds us that God fills every valley, moves every mountain and nothing can stop His salvation—revealing His glory through the humility of a baby, Jesus Christ.

A dash of mystery, a sparkle of magic, and all things cozy! Elle interviews fellow cozy authors in this bookish podcast from Authors on the Air. Today on the podcast, meet R. Lee Fryar, author of Wickedly Ever After! Elle and R. Lee talk about mixing up fairy tales, where ideas come from, the joy of pets in stories, and more. Enjoy! R. Lee Fryar's Bio: R. Lee Fryar is a writer from the River Valley region of Arkansas. She writes paranormal romance and fantasy. Most of the time, there's kissing in it. When she isn't writing, she is a bad gardener, a slightly better watercolor artist, and a pretty decent cook. Find R. Lee and Her Books Online: https://rebeccafryar.com/ ~~~ Elle Hartford's Bio: Elle Hartford writes cozy mystery with a fairy tale twist. The award-winning first book in her Alchemical Tales series, Beauty and the Alchemist, finds amateur sleuth Red mixed up with murderous beasts and moody beauties, and a set of missing books besides! Elle has also written two spin-off series, the cozy fantasy-goes-to-the-beach Marine Magic series as well as Pomegranate Cafe Romance. For other writers and authors looking into “wide” indie publishing, Elle offers coaching as well as the Beyond Writing blog (ellehartford.substack.com) with how-tos and resources. Find Elle Online: https://ellehartford.com

Mr Perry is here with Mason, Connie and Niko as we talk about the Education Behavioral Sciences, Engineering and Business programs, updates on the CTE center, pick on Mason some and more.

Pastor Rob Ketterling encourages us to proclaim the glory of Jesus. He reminds us that Christ is actively making His glory known to the world. In this message, we're invited to see how God's glory is not distant or hidden, but revealed through Jesus—calling us out of darkness and into the light of His presence.

Andy Kretzinger of the Southeast Iowa Union joins the program to preview tonight's high-school basketball action, breaking down rivalries, standout players, and team storylines across the SEC, Super Conference, and River Valley. Key matchups discussed include Fairfield vs. Washington, Mount Pleasant vs. Fort Madison, Burlington vs. Keokuk, and several other conference showdowns — with attention to atmosphere, player performances, and early-season implications.

Pastor Kirk kicks off our Christmas series encouraging us that Jesus is the glory foretold. Pastor Kirk reminds us that while we were made for greatness, we have slipped away from God and have fallen into darkness. Jesus pierces the darkness with His light to save us. Through Jesus, we have been saved. 

On today's show, a student-led initiative to Keep Arkansas natural, and a partnership to remove barriers and challenges for US Pacific Island veterans. Also, a rundown of the latest headlines from the River Valley with Michael Tilley from Talk  Business and Politics.

Pastor Connor Ketterling reminds us that the God who breathed out Scripture invites us to know Him through His Word, not just our opinions about Him. When we open the Bible with a posture of prayer, we begin to see Jesus on every page and discover the God who forms, corrects and transforms us.

On today's show, we hear how city leaders in Cave Springs keep coming back to the same question: how do we grow without losing the qualities that made people want to move there in the first place? Also, a concert on the University of Arkansas campus tomorrow is designed to bring people together. Plus, a rundown of the news from this week in the River Valley with Michael Tilley of Talk Business & Politics.

In this episode of Bards of the Board, we fire up the kiln and dive into the shimmering world of River Valley Glassworks—a board game all about crafting, colors, clever combos, and keeping your glassblowing workshop running like a work of art.We break down:✨ How the game actually feels to play—smooth engine-builder or fragile puzzle?

From the SRVRTC in Newport, Mr Eric Perry and Mrs Kristie Howe are here as we talk about Workforce Wednesday, skills needed for the workforce, how busy things have been for the students, teachers and bus drivers, a look back at the Veterans Day celebration and Trunk or Treat, Winter Carnival Queens Pageant, and more.

Pastor Rob Ketterling challenged us to shift our perspective from earthly pressure to eternal purpose, doing our part with generosity and being rich in good deeds. When we trust God over money, one moment in His presence can change everything.

Pastor Rob Ketterling reminds us that the same God who designed the laws of nature still moves beyond them. When we open our eyes, we begin to see His hand bringing order where there should be chaos, healing where there was pain and faith where there was doubt.

Pastor Terry Parkman reminded us that every miracle is a manifestation of God's authority, control and presence. God's miracles aren't transactional; they're transformational—revealing His kingdom, restoring what's broken and reminding us that Jesus Himself is the miracle.

On this episode of The Great Outdoors, Charlie Potter takes a drive down memory lane, sharing tales of the Illinois River Valley. He also discusses new developments in Arctic oil exploration.

On today's show, Avanza Arkansas and the Community Creative Center are coming together to celebrate Dia De Muertos in support of the state's ALICE families. Also, NWA Makers are returning to the Washington County Fairgrounds for the Maker Market. Plus, news from the River Valley with Talk Business & Politics.

In this episode, we learn about the past's river valley civilizations, exploring Egypt, India, China, and even Mesopotamia. Attributions: Transition audio by Edgar Trage, Cookiecatmusic, and Quinn Bonds from Pixabay Music & Sound Effects.

Dick Brogden reminded us that being a friend of Jesus means more than affection; it's loyalty, empathy and trust in action. When we share His heart, steward His mission and allow His strength to work through our weakness, we become true friends who honor His trust and carry His name to the world.

From the SRVRTC in Newport, Mr Perry is here with Mason and Garret as we talk about what has been going on at the CTE Center, different events they have been involved in, it's Mason's birthday, Garret is in two different CTE programs, and lots more.

Pastor Kirk Graham reminded us that God is our Father and that we're called to equip the next generation to stand firm in truth, grace and faith. He challenged us to fight for our families and raise children who live out the gospel with power, purpose and the armor of God.

Brendan chats a bit about three games he tried for the first time recently. Join us, won't you?River Valley Glassworks (2024)Canvas (2021)Sushi Go! (2013)Endeavor: Deep Sea (2024)Endeavor: Age of Sail (2018)Favor of the Pharaoh (2015)Revisited: Victoriana (2019) (3 years, 14 days dusty)Arkham Horror (2005)A Place for All My Books (2025)Flamecraft (2022)What do you think about these games? What new games have you tried recently? Share your thoughts over on boardgamegeek in guild #3269!

Pastor Rob Ketterling reminds us that Jesus can change your family today. From Nehemiah 4, he challenges us to fight for our families with faith, peace and love—building homes rooted in prayer, worship and God's presence.

We celebrated 30 years of River Valley Church and declared that the best is yet to come! In this anniversary message, Pastor Rob reflects on God's faithfulness, reminding us that this milestone isn't the finish line but the launching pad and that God's past grace strengthens us to live differently today and walk boldly into the future He's preparing.

Dr. Joel Muddamalle reminded us that God's nearness isn't dependent on our awareness, and that the cross was where blessing moved through brokenness and back to blessing. This message calls us to place our hope in the crucifixion and resurrection, where Jesus redeems our brokenness and invites us to walk with Him in the fullness of His presence.

Pastor Logan Ketterling reminded us that Jesus wept not because He lacked power, but because His compassion for His people is as much a part of His nature as His strength. This message calls us to love our neighbor with the same depth of empathy, weeping for the lost and pointing them to the hope and salvation only found in Jesus.

This weekend, Aaron Pierce, of Stieger International, continued in our Love Your Neighbor series. Through Nehemiah 1:1–4, we were reminded that our mission is impossible in human strength, but God delights in using ordinary people with broken hearts who humbly pray and respond to His call.