Listen Frontier: Teach For America and Computer Science Education Week
The Frontier and Teach For America are teaming up to bring you education-related topics every month.
Listen Frontier: We discuss our switch to a non-profit model
Ziva Branstetter, Kevin Canfield, and Bobby Lorton discuss what The Frontier’s switch to a non-profit model means for our readers.
Listen Frontier: Have acts of hate increased since the election?
Have hate acts increased since Donald Trump was elected president? Or are we just seeing a continuation of feelings and incidents from well before he had even declared his intentions to run?
Listen Frontier: Tulsa’s booming but its flag is lame. That’s about to change
For more information on why the city is getting a new flag and to submit ideas, go to www.tulsaflag.com
Listen Frontier: State questions, presidential election w/Ziva and Barry
Frontier editor Ziva Branstetter and contributor Barry Friedman run down the various state questions on our ballot, and check in on the race for president.
Listen Frontier: Tulsa leaders get serious about addressing residents’ mental health care needs
The University of Tulsa, in partnership with private and public entities, created a steering committee to identify a firm to assess the area’s mental health care needs and come up with a 10-year plan to address them.
Listen Frontier: Talking elections w/Tulsa County Men’s Republican Club President Darren Gantz
On this week’s Listen Frontier, we talk with Tulsa County Men’s Republican Club President Darren Gantz to get the conservative perspective on the presidential election, local and state elections, and state questions.
Listen Frontier: ‘3 1/2 Minutes, Ten Bullets’ in Tulsa
‘3 1/2 Minutes, Ten Bullets’ reconstructs the night of the murder, the trial, and Jordan’s parents’ journey through grief and activism.
