Political Talk Radio Show Now Accepting Applications From Students And Faculty
Is there a political issue that you are passionate enough about that you would defend it on air? At the Core Radio is a panel based political talk radio show that brings people of opposing political or ideological views together to discuss important contemporary issues in an effort to reach feasible bipartisan outcomes.
The show will soon begin airing from 6-8 p.m. Tuesdays on KXUA 88.3FM. Positions are limited, but all students and faculty are encouraged to apply. Please follow the links below to download the appropriate application and return it to Robert Lee at rl001@uark.edu.
Select one of the application options:
Contacts
Robert Lee, host and moderator
KXUA
479-871-2378,
rl001@uark.edu
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