Rachel Bernstein
Deputy Editor, Careers and Community at Science Magazine
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4 weeks ago |
kuaf.com | Rachel Bernstein
Rachel speaks with Dana Harper Krementz, creator of, a community-based creative gathering, exhibition, and fundraiser for the local nonprofit inTRANSitive, scheduled for March 29 at The Medium in Springdale. The event is pay-what-you-can and will feature local art, circus performances, live music, interactive exhibits, food, and more. The art exhibition will remain on display until late April.
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4 weeks ago |
dailyfreepress.com | Rachel Bernstein
Harvey Weinstein’s legacy of Oscar manipulation tactics didn’t die with his downfall. Instead, it’s been amplified by the rise of streaming platforms. Academy Awards are seemingly awarded based on marketing budget, not merit. While this has long been the case, streaming platforms, more specifically Netflix, have greatly exacerbated this issue. The Oscars have become even more vulnerable to manipulation and aggressive marketing tactics.
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4 weeks ago |
kuaf.com | Rachel Bernstein
Rachel sits down with Alex Cogbill, owner and teaching artist at Local Color Studio Gallery in Fayetteville, to discuss the upcoming 10-year anniversary celebration and exhibition on April 12. The deadline to submit work for inclusion in the exhibition is March 28.
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1 month ago |
kuaf.com | Rachel Bernstein
Rachel speaks with Early Brunner, founder of a new addiction recovery nonprofit based in Northwest Arkansas. offers free, nonreligious, science-based resources through weekly support meetings, a podcast series, and a free book program. The support group meets Mondays from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at the Fayetteville Public Library and is open to anyone in addiction recovery or questioning their relationship with any substance.
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2 months ago |
kuaf.com | Rachel Bernstein
Rachel talks with Dea Self, creator of the Full Moon at the Mill Series, and David Hamernick with the NWA Film Club about their upcoming Snow Moon event, which includes a screening of the 1960s film The Snow Woman and a short by a local filmmaker. The event is set for 6 p.m. on Feb. 12 at Arsaga's at the Mill.
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