COVID-19 in Oklahoma podcast: March 23
On today’s podcast, host Ben Felder and Frontier reporter Kassie McClung discuss the increase in coronavirus tests expected this week and where the state is putting 4 mobile testing sites.
Frontier Staff March 23, 2020
On today’s podcast, host Ben Felder and Frontier reporter Kassie McClung discuss the increase in coronavirus tests expected this week and where the state is putting 4 mobile testing sites.
Frontier Staff March 22, 2020
On today’s podcast, Ben Felder speaks with Clifton Adcock about how prepared Oklahoma is for a significant rise in unemployment claims. Plus, we hear from a mental health therapist about how the coronavirus is impacting her field.
Frontier Staff March 21, 2020
Ben Felder updates listeners on the latest coronavirus stories including the latest numbers on the virus in the state. He also talks to Frontier reporters about their recent stories
Dylan Goforth March 20, 2020
COVID-19 in Oklahoma is a new daily podcast from The Frontier that takes a closer look at the coronavirus in Oklahoma, including interviews and conversations with reporters.
Frontier Staff March 13, 2020
This week Listen Frontier host Ben Felder interviews Frontier reporter Kassie McClung about her recent coverage of the coronavirus in Oklahoma, as well as Courtney Cullison of OKPolicy about the vulnerable workforce that could be impacted.
Dylan Goforth March 6, 2020
On this episode we speak with Rep. Kendra Horn and State Sen. Stephanie Bice, one of several Republicans running in the primary. We also speak with JR Day of OkiePolls about which Republican candidate might have the best chance of upsetting Horn.
Ben Felder February 28, 2020
On today’s episode we talk with Pardon and Parole Board member Adam Luck about the commutation process, the rise in commuted sentences and what’s next in Oklahoma’s continued effort to decrease its prison population.
Dylan Goforth October 20, 2017
How important is having a young, diverse staff of teachers? What can Tulsa do to better attract that demographic to the city to teach?
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