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Show Us the Maps
Episode 180
More than six weeks since the 2020 Census data was released, but the Oklahoma legislature has yet to release any maps. What's up with that? Also—a br…
4 years, 11 months ago
The Wild, Wild Western Heights
Episode 179
There's been considerable trouble in the Western Heights school district over the last couple of years...and "trouble" doesn't begin to describe it. …
4 years, 11 months ago
Legal Expert & Labor Commissioner
Episode 178
We discuss the far-reaching implications of Texas' new abortion law with attorney Melanie Rughani and then catch up on the latest developments from t…
5 years ago
Honestly, a bit of a ramble
Episode 177
We accidentally took last week off and getting back into the swing of things amidst a pandemic means we wax poetic about where we're been and where w…
5 years ago
School's in session for students...and candidates?
Episode 176
Oklahoma schools started their year without the ability to mandate masks, and as Covid predictably spreads through staff and students, some districts…
5 years ago
Undeclared Emergency (with Julia Kirt)
Episode 175
Despite mounting pressure from voters, especially parents, Governor Stitt continues to refuse to issue a "state of emergency" declaration, a decision…
5 years, 1 month ago
The third school year with Covid (with Amanda Ewing)
Episode 174
As we prepare to enter the third school year affected by Covid, we're joined by OEA's Amanda Ewing to discuss what's on the mind of teachers and how …
5 years, 1 month ago
They're teaching times tables, not Critical Race Theory
Episode 173
This week: A bogus witch hunt in public education. The Governor ended his McGirt panel due to protesters. Power struggle in Western Heights school di…
5 years, 1 month ago
Community Impact Theater
Episode 172
Update on the prison closure, Congressional redistricting, and the one year anniversary of the McGirt ruling.
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5 years, 1 month ago
The trickle-down economics of closing a prison
Episode 171
The Oklahoma Dept of Corrections is closing a prison in Ft. Supply and, well, it's a complicated matter. We break down how it may affect the town and…
5 years, 2 months ago