In our free weekly Listen Frontier podcast, Kevin Canfield visits with Mechelle Brown, program coordinator at the Greenwood Cultural Center, to talk about some of Tulsa’s important cultural landmarks and tour the Mabel B. Little Heritage House.
On this week’s Listen Frontier podcast, Editor in Chief Ziva Branstetter and Tulsa Voice columnist Barry Friedman dish about the presidential primary race, recently released grand jury transcripts, the race for sheriff and the state budget mess.
On this week’s Listen Frontier, we’re talking about the Vision 2025 vote, the Williams deal many Tulsans are sweating, meeting a new (temporary) sheriff, and a Monday forum to question nine men who want the job of Tulsa County Sheriff.
Now that we know what’s in the Vision 2025 package, let’s talk specifics.
With our new home at 36 Degrees North, a “basecamp for entrepreneurship,” set to open on Monday, we thought we would speak with the people in charge of the new co-working building, as well as some of the businesses who work inside the swanky new establishment.
The Frontier’s Kevin Canfield and Dylan Goforth discuss the two biggest news stories of the week on this edition of Listen Frontier.
Jennifer Haddaway with the Indian Nations Council of Governments was joined Friday in studio by Saint Francis Tulsa Tough’s Executive Director Malcolm McCollam. INCOG announced last month that Tulsa Tough has agreed to partner with Tulsa Bike Share to assist in implementing the program.
Listen Frontier has been one of our favorite experiences launching a new digital media company. As 2015 ends, we want to share our top five podcasts.