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State Sen. Stephanie Bice spoke with Ben Felder in The Frontier's Oklahoma City office about her campaign for Oklahoma's 5th congressional district.

U.S. Rep. Kendra Horn spoke with Ben Felder in The Frontier's Oklahoma City office about her reelection campaign for Oklahoma's 5th congressional district.

Ben Felder speaks with Kassie McClung about her recent story on Oklahoma nursing home violations during the COVID-19 pandemic and why some advocates say the state needs to do more. https://www.readfrontier.org/stories/state-cites-45-long-term-care-facilities-for-violations-during-pandemic/

The Frontier's Ben Felder talks with Megan Prather of NonDoc.com about recent protests in Norman over virtual learning, a debate that is taking place across the state.

Dylan talks with Ben about the recent release of videos that capture the moments before and during when a man shot two Tulsa police officers, killing one.

On this week's episode of Listen Frontier, Kassie McClung and Brianna Bailey speak with Ben about their reporting on the spread of COVID-19 cases inside Oklahoma prisons, including at a women's minimum security facility where nearly all the inmates have tested positive.

Kassie and Ben discuss the science and politics of mask mandates, which appear to be working.

Ben, Kassie and Dylan discuss this week's mayoral election in Tulsa, the reelection of GT Bynum and what it says about Tulsa politics.

Oklahoma County Commissioner Carrie Blumert shares her thoughts on a recent vote to rush through federal funds for the county jail, and The Frontier's Brianna Bailey talks about her recent reporting on the jail.

Sarah Edwards with Yes on 805 discusses the state question's effort to end sentence enhancement for nonviolent offenders, which will be on the ballot on Nov. 3, 2020.

On this week's episode, The Frontier's Brianna Bailey discusses her reporting on the struggle to keep hospitals open in rural Oklahoma. Kassie McClung also provides an update on the latest COVID019 trends in the state.

This week's episode is an interview with State Supt. Joy Hofmeister on the plan to start a new school year as the coronavirus pandemic continues.

On this week's episode we discuss the political and health impact of President Trump's June 20 rally in Tulsa.

This week's episode takes a closer look at the struggle many Oklahomans face to receive unemployment assistance, the state’s struggle to get information from the private company handing debit card disbursements and what it looks at when hundreds of desperate people spend hours in a line looking for help.

Kassie and Ben discuss Gov. Kevin Stitt's response to the latest spike in COVID-19 cases in Oklahoma.

On this week's episode of Listen Frontier we speak with two candidates running in a state Senate Republican primary in rural Oklahoma, and with Tres Savage of NonDoc about which races he most interested in next Tuesday.

Dylan, Kassie, Clifton and Ben break down Saturday's Trump rally in Tulsa, which included a 90 minute speech inside the BOK Center and protestors in the street outside.

Ben and Kassie discuss the recent spike in new coronavirus cases and the nation's first major indoor event during the pandemic that is planned in Tulsa this Saturday.

The Oklahoma City council will vote next week on whether to study a series of proposals that would alter the way local policing is conducted. We hear from members of the city council and the president of the police union.

On this special episode of Listen Frontier we take a closer look at the protests in Oklahoma City and Tulsa against police brutality and racism.

This week Kassie and Ben talk about mounting number of coronavirus deaths and the people behind the numbers.

On this week's episode we talk with the manager of a food pantry and an advocate for food security policies. The coronavirus-caused economic crisis has resulted in an increase demand for food in Oklahoma, which was already one of the most food insecure states in the nation.

On this week's episode of COVID-19 in Oklahoma Kassie and Ben discuss the state's frantic search for PPE and whether the latest data shows a trend in the right direction.

This week's episode features an Oklahoma man who used the prison CareerTech program to secure a job upon his release. But last month found himself unemployed as businesses across the state were hit by the coronavirus-caused economic slowdown.

Kassie and Ben discuss whether Oklahoma is testing enough people and why a saliva test is the best way to test nursing home residents.