Tracee Matthews's guest appearances

Tracee Matthews

Up in Your Business with Kerry McCoy

Robert Brown

Hillary Clinton

Charlie Mack

Matt Bell

Madonna Badger

David Rosen

Elizabeth Anderson

David Rice

Chris James

Lauren Adams

Chris Keller

David Miller

Brian Brown

David Cooper

Matt McLeod

OwlTail

Ep 220 | Aired 11/25/2020Who doesn’t want to live the romantic life of an artist, who travels and paints the beauty of nature? That’s what romance novels are written about and what my guests today on Up In Your Business with Kerry McCoy actually do. Husband and wife team, Tracee and Pat Matthews, are never seen without some hint of paint on their clothes. And they love it!Pat Matthews, born to the prominent Matthews family of North Little Rock, has grown into a renowned oil painter of flags and barky, impressionistic trees. And Tracee Matthews … I like to say paints outside the lines. Her colorful oil paintings are known for their wine bottles, hearts, and cityscapes. Together, Pat and Tracee exude a passion for painting.Listen and learn how Pat Matthews left a successful career in architecture to become a full-time painter and hear the story of how this outdoorsman began painting solely with a knife. And Tracee has been a full-time mother and artist on her own for over 18 years.

Ep 220 | Aired 11/25/2020 Who doesn’t want to live the romantic life of an artist, who travels and paints the beauty of nature? That’s what romance novels are written about and what my guests today on Up In Your Business with Kerry McCoy actually do. Husband and wife team, Tracee and Pat Matthews, are never seen without some hint of paint on their clothes. And they love it! Pat Matthews, born to the prominent Matthews family of North Little Rock, has grown into a renowned oil painter of flags and barky, impressionistic trees. And Tracee Matthews … I like to say paints outside the lines. Her colorful oil paintings are known for their wine bottles, hearts, and cityscapes. Together, Pat and Tracee exude a passion for painting. Listen and learn how Pat Matthews left a successful career in architecture to become a full-time painter and hear the story of how this outdoorsman began painting solely with a knife. And Tracee has been a full-time mother and artist on her own for over 18 years.

Reprise | Pat & Tracee Matthews, Arkansas Artists

Pat Matthews

Pat Matthews and Tracee Gentry Matthews share their passion for painting on Up In Your Business with Kerry McCoy. Episode 112 was recorded on November 2, 2018.

Pat Matthews and Tracee Matthews share their passion for painting

Ep 112 | November 2, 2018Clarke Tucker is a 7th generation Arkansan, business attorney, husband, and father of two. A lifelong member deeply rooted in our community, Clarke has dedicated his career to advancing Central Arkansas, serving as a State Representative since 2014 while working with non-profits and charities to make Little Rock Metro Area a better home for our families. Public service has been a life-long calling for Clarke, and now he is running for Congress in Arkansas’s 2nd District.Being raised in Central Arkansas, Clarke’s family taught him that while you may disagree with others, you only have one chance to prove your character and protect your community. These are the values that led Clarke to serve in pivotal leadership roles such as Central High Student Body President, President of the Harvard Kennedy School’s Institute of Politics, Editor-In-Chief for the University of Arkansas Law Review, and most recently, in Arkansas’s State Legislature.In the legislature Clarke wrote and helped pass critical legislation to protect Arkansan families including expanding access to healthcare through Arkansas Works, leading the fight for paid maternity leave for State employees, increasing funding for Pre-K education, and cutting taxes on middle class Arkansans. He fought for these bills by collaborating and building trust with Republican colleagues, rather than through the political gamesmanship that riddles our government today.But last year, Clarke’s life changed forever. His fight for affordable, quality healthcare became a personal reality when he was diagnosed with cancer. No longer could he stand-by and let the Washington elites destroy our healthcare system and strip away protections for thousands of Arkansans with pre-existing conditions.Arkansas needs leaders who believe that hard work should lead to opportunity, not just for the benefit of the elite. Arkansas needs leaders who understand what is at stake for all families.

Ep 112 | November 2, 2018 Clarke Tucker is a 7th generation Arkansan, business attorney, husband, and father of two. A lifelong member deeply rooted in our community, Clarke has dedicated his career to advancing Central Arkansas, serving as a State Representative since 2014 while working with non-profits and charities to make Little Rock Metro Area a better home for our families. Public service has been a life-long calling for Clarke, and now he is running for Congress in Arkansas’s 2nd District. Being raised in Central Arkansas, Clarke’s family taught him that while you may disagree with others, you only have one chance to prove your character and protect your community. These are the values that led Clarke to serve in pivotal leadership roles such as Central High Student Body President, President of the Harvard Kennedy School’s Institute of Politics, Editor-In-Chief for the University of Arkansas Law Review, and most recently, in Arkansas’s State Legislature. In the legislature Clarke wrote and helped pass critical legislation to protect Arkansan families including expanding access to healthcare through Arkansas Works, leading the fight for paid maternity leave for State employees, increasing funding for Pre-K education, and cutting taxes on middle class Arkansans. He fought for these bills by collaborating and building trust with Republican colleagues, rather than through the political gamesmanship that riddles our government today. But last year, Clarke’s life changed forever. His fight for affordable, quality healthcare became a personal reality when he was diagnosed with cancer. No longer could he stand-by and let the Washington elites destroy our healthcare system and strip away protections for thousands of Arkansans with pre-existing conditions. Arkansas needs leaders who believe that hard work should lead to opportunity, not just for the benefit of the elite. Arkansas needs leaders who understand what is at stake for all families.

Pat and Tracee Matthews On How 9-11 Changed Their Art | Ep 112 | November 2, 2018