Listen Frontier: Mask up, Oklahoma
Kassie McClung and host Ben Felder discuss the science and politics of mask mandates, which appear to be working.
Ben Felder September 3, 2020
Kassie McClung and host Ben Felder discuss the science and politics of mask mandates, which appear to be working.
Ben Felder August 28, 2020
Host Ben Felder, Kassie McClung, and Dylan Goforth discuss the race, the outcome, and what’s next for G.T. Bynum and Greg Robinson.
Ben Felder August 21, 2020
Oklahoma County Commissioner Carrie Blumert shares her thoughts on a recent vote to rush through federal funds for the Oklahoma County Jail, and The Frontier’s Brianna Bailey talks about her recent reporting on the facility.
Ben Felder August 3, 2020
Sarah Edwards with Yes on 805 discusses the state question’s effort to end sentence enhancement for nonviolent offenders, which will be on the ballot on Nov. 3, 2020.
Adam Munns July 18, 2020
This week’s episode is an interview with State Superintendent Joy Hofmeister on the plan to start a new school year as the coronavirus pandemic continues. This is Listen Frontier, a podcast exploring the investigative journalism of the Frontier and featuring conversations with those on the frontlines of Oklahoma’s most important stories. Listen to us Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Stitcher. To donate …
Adam Munns July 4, 2020
This week’s episode takes a closer look at the struggle many Oklahomans face to receive unemployment assistance, the state’s struggle to get information from the private company handing debit card disbursements and what it looks at when hundreds of desperate people spend hours in a line looking for help. This is Listen Frontier, a podcast exploring the …
Ben Felder June 21, 2020
Dylan, Kassie, Clifton and Ben break down Saturday’s Trump rally in Tulsa, which included a 90-minute speech inside the BOK Center and protestors in the street outside.
Dylan Goforth June 15, 2020
Ben Felder and Kassie McClung discuss the recent spike in new coronavirus cases and the nation’s first major indoor event during the pandemic that is planned in Tulsa this Saturday.
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