Emmy award-winning filmmaker Larry Foley joins Conduit News to talk about his film, "The Buffalo Flows," a one hour documentary that tells the story of the country's first national river and the efforts to preserve it.

What does the Buffalo River mean to Arkansans and why is it still such sacred land? Foley, a UofA Journalism Professor, puts this into perspective and helps viewers understand the history of the Buffalo as well as the culture and way of life that was ultimately saved.

'The Buffalo Flows' with Documentary Filmmaker Larry Foley

2nd Congressional District Chair Jennifer Lancaster joins us in studio once again to break down everything you need to know about June 8th's upcoming RPA State Convention. Lancaster first explains what the State Convention is and why it is so important, as well as how the Convention is historically handled.

Lancaster then dives into the rules of the Republican Party of Arkansas. Why are the rules so important? What happens when the RPA Rules do not specifically address an issue -- then what other rules come into play? Lancaster points out the recent Trump conviction and how Democrats move the goalpost and break rules to achieve a particular end result. What happens when your own party ... is our own party going to follow New York now?

There were a number of platform and rules changes timely submitted to the RPA ahead of the State Convention. Lancaster briefly breaks down each of those submissions and why they are important. But the big question remains: will these submissions be heard?

Finally, Lancaster offers a word of encouragement to Platform Republicans and encourages them to use their voice to join in the fight.

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