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14/12/2023

New Thunder arena vote, State Superintendent Ryan Walters, Stitt's DEI ban and more

This Week in Oklahoma Politics, KOSU's Michael Cross talks with Republican Political Consultant Neva Hill and Civil Rights Attorney Ryan Kiesel about Oklahoma City voters overwhelmingly supporting a measure to use a penny sales tax to build a new downtown arena for the Thunder, State Mark McBride fighting with Superintendent Ryan Walters' aide over what McBride calls immaturity and a lack of transparency and Superintendent Walters criticizing the Tulsa School Board for hiring Ebony Johnson as the full time leader of the district. The trip also discusses an executive order from Governor Stitt prohibiting diversity, equity and inclusion programs in colleges as well as calls by the State Pardon and Parole Board for stiffer commutation requirements.

14/12/2023

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36 min
07/07/2022

Tribal sovereignty, recreational marijuana, Veterans' Commission members and more

This Week in Oklahoma Politics, KOSU's Michael Cross talks with Republican Political Consultant Neva Hill and Civil Rights Attorney Ryan Kiesel about a ruling by the US Supreme Court saying the state has the right to prosecute non native suspects who commit crimes on tribal lands against Native Americans and supporters of a ballot measure to put recreational marijuana on the ballot turn in 164,000 signatures to the Secretary of State. The trio also discusses the resignation by the Stitt-appointed head of the Land Office after allegations of self-dealing and misappropriation of taxpayer funds and the governor removing two members of the Veterans' Commission who had supported his opponent in the Republican primary.

07/07/2022

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29 min
24/06/2024

Exploring Tulsa’s Culinary Renaissance with Jared Gleaton: From FarmBar to Lowood

In this episode of The Food Dood and Friends, hosts Dave Cathey and Julie Porter Scott welcome special guest Jared Gleaton, a food writer and James Beard judge, to explore Tulsa’s dynamic food scene. Jared shares his insights on standout restaurants, including FarmBar's tasting menus, the innovative Mexican cuisine at Noche, and the return of chef Trevor Tack at Lowood Pizza. They also discuss the upcoming opening of Pearl Mesta in Oklahoma City and Jared's experience at the prestigious James Beard Awards. For food lovers curious about the best dining spots in Tulsa and beyond, this episode offers a deep dive into the region’s culinary renaissance! We apologize for the technical error in the middle section of the podcast. Long story short, the audio file didn't save. 😭 This episode was produced in partnership with KOSU and Spielventure.

24/06/2024

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26 min
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1 min
04/07/2021

AND WE'RE BACK (WITH AMERICA AND RYAN DRAKE)

OKC OVER EASY is back from a multi-year hiatus and ready to hit you with ALL the unpopular food opinions. In this episode, we are joined by day trader and former SPY FM radio star Ryan Drake, and we discuss what the hell is happening at Quail Springs Mall, why OKC OVER EASY is coming back now, the best and worst July 4th Foods, how obsessed we are with HTEAO, and my favorite vitamin water beverage. BONUS! We read controversial OKC food opinions from the @OKCOVEREASY twitter account! Check out Ryan's podcast, Keeping Up With The Cohens: The OC Boxset Rewatch Podcast.

04/07/2021

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1 h 5 min
03/12/2020

OKC Curfew Enforcement, Stephanie Bice's Senate Seat, Stopped Trains & More

This Week in Oklahoma Politics, KOSU's Michael Cross talks with Republican Political Consultant Neva Hill and Civil Rights Attorney Ryan Kiesel about Oklahoma City ending its enforcement of restaurants and bars staying open after 11:00, Governor Stitt announcing special election dates for the seat held by Congresswoman-elect Stephanie Bice and a law to keep trains from stopping for more than ten minutes at street crossings getting declared unconstitutional. The trio also discusses Oklahoma County Commissioner Kevin Calvey asking for a judge to delay a decision on immigration agents at the jail and the capitol is getting a new state seal.

03/12/2020

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26 min
11/05/2020

'Trying to Keep This Virus at Bay Is My Primary Goal'

Like many other people during the coronavirus pandemic, Tracie Verkler of Kingfisher, Okla. is not only caring for herself. Tracie helps take care of her first grandchild who was born on March 13, 2020. She lives with three other adults, including her husband George, who is over 65 and retired from the Air Force. She calls her home "The Baby Bubble" and says keeping her grandchild and husband safe during this time is her top priority.

11/05/2020

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4 min
11/05/2020

'If You're Suddenly Spending More Time With Your Family and Loved Ones, I Say Cherish It'

While many people are spending lots of time together during the COVID-19 pandemic, the pressures of work are forcing some families to spend time apart. Charlie Amos of Wagoner County recorded this audio diary on April 19th.

11/05/2020

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4 min
10/11/2022

Governor Stitt wins, Walters takes Superintendent Office, Behenna elected to OK County DA and more

This Week in Oklahoma Politics, KOSU's Michael Cross talks with Republican Political Consultant Neva Hill and Civil Rights Attorney Ryan Kiesel about the reelection of Governor Stitt, the election of Education Secretary Ryan Walter for State Superintendent and Republicans retaining control of all U.S. House, Senate and Statewide offices. The trio also discusses the election win by prosecutor Vicky Behenna for Oklahoma County District Attorney and no change in the political makeup of the state legislature as lawmakers get ready for the 2023 session.

10/11/2022

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34 min
16/01/2020

Opioid Distributor Lawsuit, Corrections Reform Task Force, Recreational Marijuana Opposition & More

This Week in Oklahoma Politics, KOSU's Michael Cross talks with ACLU Oklahoma Executive Director Ryan Kiesel and Republican Political Consultant Neva Hill about Attorney General Mike Hunter filing a lawsuit against major opioid distributors in the state, the governor's task force on corrections reform releases its report while also asking for more time to come up with detailed plans to reduce the state's prison population and two initiative petitions to make recreational marijuana legal in the state are getting push back from the state's medical marijuana industry. The trio also discusses Governor Stitt's call to have the state Superintendent appointed to the position rather than elected and the Governor gives himself an "A" for his first year in office.

16/01/2020

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27 min

From daily local news to political discussions, Oklahoma music to Dungeons & Dragons, KOSU podcasts have something for everyone. Here are some shows to take with you wherever you go!