This week’s episode of the Arkansas Times’ podcast covers a variety of important news stories. Benji and Austin discuss updates on the Arkansas Abortion Amendment, while reporter Milo Strain dives into the controversy surrounding a former cult leader’s quote on a piece of public art in Little Rock. News editor Lara Farrar explores issues with the Paxlovid supply chain and the state’s actions against a property owner possibly tied to the Chinese government.
In recent news, the Arkansas Supreme Court has ordered the secretary of state to count some abortion petition signatures and has refused to dismiss a lawsuit filed by abortion petitioners. Additionally, the name of a disgraced cult leader is set to be removed from an art installation in Riverfront Park. The Arkansas Attorney General is investigating another business with potential ties to China, and the state has shifted its stance on the country.
Pharmacies are facing a shortage of Paxlovid as COVID cases surge in the summer months, adding pressure on the healthcare system. Listeners are encouraged to subscribe and share the podcast, which can be found on Spotify, Apple, or other podcast platforms. Feedback can be sent to podcasts@arktimes.com.
This podcast episode covers a range of important topics affecting Arkansas and its residents, prompting further discussion and engagement with the local community.
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