City of Tulsa Planning Director Dawn Warrick and Susan Miller with the Indian Nations Council of Governments discuss building along Arkansas River and the city’s zoning code update.
Host RJ Young chats with The Frontier editor in chief, Ziva Branstetter, and Tulsa Voice columnist Barry Friedman about buzz-worthy news of the week, including more scandal at the Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office, the REI dustup and Ted Cruz comes to town.
Does Tulsa Mayor Dewey Bartlett still think we need water in the Arkansas River? And what’s going on with the ongoing drama between city and Tulsa County officials over the jail?
In this week’s podcast, host RJ Young chats with publisher Bobby Lorton and editor Ziva Branstetter about the launch of The Frontier’s full site. Bobby and Ziva chat about what readers can expect if they become members.
In our weekly podcast, host R.J. Young chats with The Frontier editor Ziva Branstetter and staff writer Dylan Goforth about this week’s topics, including the quintuple homicide in Broken Arrow, the grand jury investigation of the Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office, and the Tulsa Shock leaving town.
On this week’s Listen Frontier podcast: Host RJ chats with Center of the Universe Festival co-founders Chris Lieberman and Phil Kaiser about the ‘music and arts experience’ they hope to give fans at this year’s event. Creative Director Cary Aspinwall and intern Alexius Burton chat about a week of wild news that involved Sister Helen Prejean and the President coming to town.
In our weekly podcast, host R.J. Young chats with The Frontier editor Ziva Branstetter and senior staff writer Kevin Canfield about this week’s hot topics, including Gov. Mary Fallin coming to town and the growing rift between Tulsa’s city and county officials.
On this week’s podcast, host RJ Young talks with Frontier editor-in-chief Ziva Branstetter and Tulsa Voice columnist Barry Friedman about a monumental week at the U.S. Supreme Court, with decisions legalizing gay marriage nationwide and upholding a key provision of the Affordable Care Act. Also, why are some young Tulsans up in arms about a proposed loft development in the Brady Arts District? And will the Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office continue to fight a petition with more than 6,000 valid signatures seeking a grand jury investigation of its operations?
