The fun, gross stuff in the museum comes courtesy of the Oklahoma Museum Network’s Grossology exhibit. It includes a Toot Toot exhibit and a Snot, Snot exhibit, each utterly silly yet surprisingly informative.
Kevin Canfield stalked the grounds at River West Festival Park this week, eating the food, drinking the beer and talking to Linde Oktoberfest Tulsa patrons.
State executions are halted until 2016, and the Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office promises a new approach. We discuss these developments on Listen Frontier.
The Tulsa State Fair means corndogs, burgers on donut buns, livestock shows, Carnies, roller coasters and people watching. Kevin Canfield takes this week’s podcast to the midway.
Frontier Editor in Chief Ziva Branstetter sits down with staff writers Cary Aspinwall and Dylan Goforth to discuss the indictment of Tulsa County Sheriff Stanley Glanz and another failed attempt at executing Richard Glossip.
Staff writers Dylan Goforth and Kevin Canfield talk about the many stories this week from the sheriff’s office, an upcoming execution, and how the city saved $130,000 thanks to a single tweet.
The bicycle infrastructure projects are part of the recently completed GO Plan, which prices and prioritizes the top pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure needs of 11 area communities.
Oklahoma has the next inmate scheduled for execution in the U.S. On this week’s podcast, we talk about about why that’s important, plus a new reporting project we’re proud to be a part of.