• Arkansans Ask: Worth Fighting For
   Arkansans Ask: Worth Fighting For 
• Arkansans Ask: COVID-19 Town Hall
   Arkansans Ask: COVID-19 Town Hall - Thursday, Oct. 14, at 7 p.m
• Arkansans Ask: Covid19
  This live, call-in program examines the impact of the COVID-19 crisis in Arkansas
• Arkansans Ask: Education
  As students head back to classes for the 2019-2020 school year we will take a look at education in Arkansas. The program will  focus on K-12 across the state regarding ACT Aspire, school report cards, teacher salaries, private and charter schools.
• Arkansans Ask Gov. Hutchinson May 2019
  Gov. Hutchinson answers questions from around the state about the economy, education, health care and other issues in this special appearance. Steve Barnes hosts.
• Arkansans Ask: Foster Care
  May is National Foster Care Month. In Arkansas alone, more than 4,641 children are in foster care, according to the Arkansas Department of Human Services Division of Children and Family Services. This program will focus on how the foster care system works, how to become a foster parent, adoption and training programs.
• Arkansans Ask: Education
  Arkansas Education Commissioner Johnny Key and other experts discuss the Every Student Succeeds Act, including an overview of ESSA, the importance of stakeholder engagement and how support is being provided to educators and districts around the state.
• Arkansans Ask: Human Trafficking
  Human trafficking is a growing problem across the United States. Since 2007, there have been 180 cases reported in Arkansas according to the National Human Trafficking Resource Center. Expert guests will discuss the impact statewide and nationally, as well as how to recognize the signs of human trafficking and help victims.
• Arkansans Ask Gov. Hutchinson
  Gov. Hutchinson answers questions from around the state about the economy, education, health care and other issues in this special appearance. Rex Nelson hosts.
• Arkansans Ask: Veterans History Project
  The Library of Congress houses the Veterans History Project which "collects, preserves, and makes accessible the personal accounts of American war veterans." This episode will offer information about this effort and provide guidance for Arkansans to participate in the project.
• Arkansans Ask: Opioid Addiction
  Addiction and deaths related to opioids – drugs prescribed to treat moderate and severe pain – continue to rise in Arkansas. Expert guests will discuss the facts behind the state's situation, treatment options and available resources.
• Arkansans Ask: Consumer Fraud
  For 15 years, identity theft has topped the list of national consumer complaints. This episode of "Arkansans Ask" will discuss consumer fraud, different types of fraud and scams, and how to protect personal information.
• Arkansans Ask: High Blood Pressure
  Arkansas ranks 1st with highest heart attack mortality and 5th with highest stroke mortality in the Nation. High blood pressure is a major contributing risk factor. This episode will discuss high blood pressure - how to keep it under control, the risk factors, prevention and intervention programs. 
• Arkansans Ask: Children & Disasters
  Explores child-focused disaster preparedness, community resilience and steps any household can take to become better prepared for all emergencies. It also provides insight, guidance and resources to help protect children before, during and after disasters.
• Arkansans Ask: Parks and Tourism
  Arkansas is home to 52 state parks, many attractions and special events: learn what they have to offer in a special episode of "Arkansans Ask." Representatives of the Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism will join host Steve Barnes live in studio to discuss the growing industry of tourism and its importance to the state's economy.
• Arkansans Ask: Medical Marijuana
  In November 2016, Arkansans passed Issue 6, which legalized marijuana for medical use in the state. But what does that mean for the average person? A panel of experts discuss what medical marijuana’s legality means for you, the development of dispensaries and cultivation facilities, and what the amendment calls for moving forward.
• Arkansans Ask: Diabetes
  More than 29 million adults in the the United States are living with diabetes and 25% of them don't even know it according to the Centers for Disease Control.  We will address the symptoms, risks, and how to manage living with this chronic disease.
• Arkansans Ask: Vaccinations
  AETN examines the importance of vaccinations. With the upcoming flu season and the recent mumps outbreak, people are discussing which vaccinations are needed and searching for answers to questions regarding effectiveness, access and boosters.
• Arkansans Ask: Families Left Behind
  More than 2.7 million children in the U.S. have an incarcerated parent according to a report by the Pew Charitable Trusts, 2010. Immediate or extended family members have become the caregivers of these children. "Arkansans Ask: Families Left Behind" gives voice to those affected by incarceration, including children, caregivers and advocates.
• Arkansans Ask: Adult Education
  Adult education in Arkansas includes an array of programs that can help improve education and job readiness. A panel including staff from the Arkansas Department of Career Education will discuss these options, as well as how and where to get involved with adult learning in the state.
• Arkansans Ask: Arkansas Department of Human Services
  This program looks at the direction and challenges of the Arkansas Department of Human Services and how they serve the state.
• Arkansans Ask: Chronic Wasting Disease
  A panel of experts discuss Chronic Wasting Disease (CED), a neurological disease affecting Arkansas's deer and elk population.
• Arkansans Ask; Concussions
  Panelists discuss brain-injury in youth athletics.
• Arkansans Ask: Paying for College
  Rising education costs leave many people wondering how to afford college. A panel of experts will discuss financial aid, scholarships, loans and other assistance available to students.
• Arkansans Ask: Highways
  Arkansans Ask: Highways features Scott E. Bennett, P.E., director of the Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department, discussing current highway construction projects and initiatives, as well as what the department oversees in the state.
• Arkansans Ask: Veterans
  AETN explores veteran concerns and resources. Panelists include: Lt. Col. Matt Snead, director, Arkansas Department of Veterans Affairs; retired Col. Mike Ross, chairman, board of directors for Veterans Villages of America; retired Col. Joy Leapheart, 3rd vice president, Arkansas Chapter of Military Officers Association of America; former Airman 1st Class Gina Chandler, state veterans service officer, Arkansas Department of Veterans Affairs; former Petty Officer 3rd Class Tanya Brashers, president, Student Veteran Association.
• Arkansans Ask: Cancer
  AETN addresses cancer's impact in the state, as well as current research, the importance of screenings for patients and caregivers. Immediately following the live program, AETN will air "The C Word," a drama based on a true story that illustrates the struggle against cancer.

"Arkansans Ask" is an Arkansas PBS call-in program that addresses current affairs and issues relevant to Arkansans. A host and panel of experts discuss the chosen topic, and viewers are invited to submit questions and comments. To join the discussion viewers may call 1-501-682-0318, email paffairs@myarkansaspbs.org, or tweet #ARASK.

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