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In this week's episode, we speak to Representative Monroe Nichols from Tulsa about the heartache our state and nation is facing against the current racial upheaval and the health pandemic.
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Gaylord College dean, Ed Kelley, and his wife, Carol, sit down to talk with us in this episode about both the health and racial pandemics our state is facing and how we as a state and a nation can try and find light in these dark, trying times.
Mike Wayland is the Principal of a Rural Oklahoma School in Cushing, Oklahoma. In this episode, we are going to discuss how his school is coping and dealing with the current health and racial pandemic.
In this episode, we are joined with seasoned journalist, now retired from KFOR channel 4, Linda Cavanaugh, where we discuss the two-fold pandemic of COVID and racial heartache in the great state of Oklahoma.
Karen Marinelli, teacher at Moore Public Schools, and a survivor of the 2013 Moore tornado. In this episode, we discuss the tragic events of that day and how the Oklahoma community came together to support each other during a time of crisis and how this same mentality plays into dealing with the pa…
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