Arkansas Week: Education Reform and "Good Roots" - Mental Health in Agriculture

Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders is prioritizing her education reform agenda. Host Donna Terrell speaks with Representative Stephen Meeks, who sits on the education committee, and House Minority Leader Tippi McCullough about the education reform bill legislators are drafting to align with that agenda. Then, “Good Roots” features Wendy Blackwood, a licensed professional counselor working to normalize the discussion of mental health in the agriculture community.

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