Rogers County Hustle: The Mark
Part one: How far would a mother go to help her son? Diana Thurman’s story is part of a political firestorm that raged for several years in Rogers County.
Listen Frontier: A look back at 2015
On this week’s free Listen Frontier podcast, host RJ Young chats with Editor in Chief Ziva Branstetter and comedian/writer Barry Friedman about some of the wildest and weirdest moments in Oklahoma over the past year.
Listen Frontier: Clay Bird talks about REI controversy
Why does the city want to build an REI store on land that for years has been a public park? Clay Bird from the city’s economic development office talks to Kevin Canfield about why he thinks the proposal is a fair deal.
A look back Robert Patton’s era at DOC (and beyond)
My first introduction to Robert Patton was being told no to a simple interview request. Then the Lockett execution happened, and I reported a few months later about an inmate who’d been released early to “recalculated” credits who was accused of a string of sexual assaults in Tulsa.
Listen Frontier: News of the week
It’s been a news-filled week at The Frontier. Our free weekly Listen Frontier podcast features host RJ Young talking to Ziva Branstetter and Kevin Canfield about some of our bigger scoops.
Court records: OU agrees to proposed settlement in lawsuit over stolen painting
Court records indicate university officials reached a proposed settlement after a Nov. 9 meeting in New York City. Léone Meyer had sought in her lawsuit “full and complete restitution of La Bergère,” which was stolen from her father in World War II.
Untethering, at least for one day
Sometimes, the only way to really get away from phone calls, text messages, emails and social media updates is to actually go where you can’t get a signal.
Listen Frontier: Talking turkey
A special Thanksgiving edition of Listen Frontier: Our Cary Aspinwall chats with Judy Allen of Edible Tulsa and Tulsa People’s Natalie Mikles.
