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News Beat: From OU Daily
News Beat: From OU Daily, a weekly podcast featuring the week’s headlines from the news and culture desks about the city and campus, will release episodes on Friday mornings. While the weekly episode will be released on Fridays ranging from 8 to 15 minutes, News Beat will release longer, special editions before OU Daily’s print publications launch. Those episodes will feature Daily reporters and editors discussing the stories included in the most recent edition of OU Daily Magazine and other guides.
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News Beat Special Edition: Best of Norman 2023 28.09.2023 18:00
In this special episode of News Beat: From OU Daily, news editor Peggy Dodd talks with culture editor Emma Blakely and culture reporters Chelsea Rose and Mavi Cole about their work for Best of Norman. Best of Norman is on racks now, and digitally available on our website. News Beat from OU Daily, a weekly podcast featuring the week’s headlines from the news and culture desks about the city and cam...
News Beat Sept. 16 - 22: OG&E petition, Lindsey Street and Berry Road restaurant 22.09.2023 8:54
In this episode of News Beat: From OU Daily, news editor Peggy Dodd and reporter Megan Pratt review this week's headlines, including the story and concerns behind an ongoing petition to put a 25-year franchise agreement between the city of Norman and Oklahoma Gas & Electric back on the ballot and the planning commission forward a proposal for a Hal Smith restaurant on the northeast corner of L...
News Beat Sept. 9 - 15: OU President Joseph Harroz Jr.’s interview, Griffin Memorial Hospital move 15.09.2023 9:24
In this episode of News Beat: From OU Daily, news editor Peggy Dodd and reporter Megan Pratt review this week's headlines, including the Daily’s interview with OU President Joseph Harroz Jr. and the move of Griffin Memorial Hospital to Oklahoma City. News Beat from OU Daily, a weekly podcast featuring the week’s headlines from the news and culture desks about the city and campus, will release epis...
News Beat Sept. 2-8: Norman's proposed entertainment district 08.09.2023 7:04
In this episode of News Beat: From OU Daily, news reporter Megan Pratt reviews this week's headlines. News Beat from OU Daily, a weekly podcast featuring the week’s headlines from the news and culture desks about the city and campus, will release episodes on Friday mornings. While the weekly episode will range from 8 to 15 minutes, News Beat will release longer, special editions before OU Daily’s...
News Beat Aug. 29-Sept. 1: NPD crime statistics, COVID-19 spike 01.09.2023 7:35
In this episode of News Beat: From OU Daily, news editor Peggy Dodd and news reporter Megan Pratt review this week's headlines. News Beat from OU Daily, a weekly podcast featuring the week’s headlines from the news and culture desks about the city and campus, will release episodes on Friday mornings. While the weekly episode will range from 8 to 15 minutes, News Beat will release longer, special e...
News Beat Aug. 21-28: First week of classes, summer recap 25.08.2023 7:01
In the debut episode of News Beat: From OU Daily, news editor Peggy Dodd covers what happened during OU's first week of classes and recaps summer news events. News Beat from OU Daily, a weekly podcast featuring the week’s headlines from the news and culture desks about the city and campus, will release episodes on Friday mornings. While the weekly episode will range from 8 to 15 minutes, News Beat...
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