TulsaPeople Magazine

Hear TulsaPeople's Musings columnist Connie Cronley read her October piece, plus a farewell from host Blayklee Freed. Read more:  Any fool can do it

Hear from hip-hop aficionado Steph Simon as Dreamland Festival approaches, as well as his latest projects with his own music and teaching young artists at McLain High School.

Hear a rundown of October's features, plus an inside look at Host Blayklee Freed's story on local artist Trueson Daugherty's events that promote community and creativity. Read more: Urban playground: There’s so much to do and see downtown. Here are some TulsaPeople editor favorites Troubled waters: Testing shows extremely high levels of bacteria and the fish population is decreasing...

We're looking forward to the fair and have some details on music and other live performances. Plus, Connie reads "Hello, I must be going." Read more: What the ale: Heirloom Rustic Ale's Morning Devotion is beer of the week Tulsa 10: Sept. 25 - Oct. 1 Awesome rides, food and fun: A guide to Tulsa State Fair, Sept. 28 – Oct. 8

In addition to an overview of September's issue honoring Tulsa women, hear how the queen bee at Roark Farms operates her hive, courtesy of handler Michael Roark and reporter Tiffany Howard. Power players: Meet the women shaping Tulsa's public relations landscape A century of civic engagement: League of Women Voters of Metropolitan Tulsa celebrates 100 years Picture perfect: Gathering Pla...

As summer winds down, we look ahead to a season of shows at local venues. Connie Cronley reads "Another letter to a niece (who hates her neighbors)." More from this episode: Weathering the storms: TPS Superintendent Deborah Gist on fighting for her students and the future of public education City on stage: There’s a wealth of talent in this year’s performing arts guide Scenes from a Merc...

Host Blayklee Freed talks with Features Editor Tim Landes to discuss his multiple interviews with local educators. Plus, career-ready programs have been building students' skills and preparing them for a robust future. Weathering the storms: TPS Superintendent Deborah Gist on fighting for her students and the future of public education Skills to build on: How 4 local high schools prepare stud...

Local comedian Evan Hughes performs around Tulsa and hosts monthly shows that he curates with comics of all skill levels. Hughes is performing this weekend at Blue Whale Comedy Festival. Plus, Connie Cronley reads her July column.  Tulsa 10 Blue Whale schedule Goodnight Sun by Connie Cronley Photo by Ferrell Dixon Jr / ASLUT

Welcome to Tulsa Talks presented by Tulsa Regional Chamber. I'm your host Tim Landes.  After more than 100 episodes over the past four years it's time to go About Town.  On this episode Tim and About Town host Blayklee Freed talk about the future of this podcast channel and all the exciting things to come in the biweekly episodes of About Town that will run 10-15 minutes an episode.  We...

Welcome to Tulsa Talks presented by Tulsa Regional Chamber. I'm your host Tim Landes. Business is getting back to normal around Tulsa after the devastating effects of the June 17 storm that left me, some coworkers and thousands of other Tulsans without power for nearly a week. It was hot, but we made it… unlike way too many trees.  So this episode is dropping a week late and it’s a different...

Tulsa interdisciplinary artist Koda Miles opens her first solo exhibition this week at Positive Space Tulsa. Titled “Caught Up,” the body of work Miles has on display includes 3D sculpture works and acrylic paintings. Read more: Art opening this week: “Caught Up” by Koda Miles at Positive Space Tulsa Positively different: New gallery doubles as space for women creatives to feel accepted and heard...

Welcome to Tulsa Talks presented by Tulsa Regional Chamber. I'm your host Tim Landes.  After nearly four decades of being a photographer and a decade of writing about beer for Tulsa World, Tom Gilbert now contributes beer of the week stories and photo galleries here at TulsaPeople, and I couldn't be more excited. He's someone I've looked up to for a long time, so I was thrilled...

Celebrations need not end when Saint Francis Tulsa Tough races do. Host Blayklee Freed talks with co-founders of Flywheel, Phil Kaiser and Scott Carr, ahead of Big Ride and Big Bite, the organization's June 10 events in downtown Tulsa.   Introducing Flywheel Presents: Big Bite, Tulsa's newest food festival on June 10 (sponsored editorial) June's calendar of events Scenes from Saint...

Columnist Connie Cronley reads her May column, which you can read at the link below. Read more: ‘So,’ I said ... 

Welcome to Tulsa Talks presented by Tulsa Regional Chamber. I’m your host Tim Landes.   Long before I returned to journalism, I worked for my tribe, Cherokee Nation, for a decade. It was there I helped do media relations for Cherokee Casinos and Cherokee Nation Cultural Tourism. It was in that role I learned about the importance of the art. We’re storytellers because up until Sequoyah created the...

Reeder's Auto and Tire is a tried and true Tulsa business with a global presence on social media. Host Blayklee Freed visits the local destination and explores candy and treats with Cheryl Reeder and Mary Hatheway, two members of the Reeders' trusty team. Read more from the Summer Fun Guide. Best of the fests: Summer festival guide What the Ale: Rapture Brewing’s Shadow Cabinet is the be...

Welcome to Tulsa Talks presented by Tulsa Regional Chamber. I'm your host Tim Landes. On this episode a conversation with Meg Gould, who has been very busy since joining Tulsa Office of Film, Music, Arts and Culture in January. She discusses her background in television production and how she's excited to oversee Tulsa FMAC after most recently working for Dallas Film. Gould discusses her...

Tulsa's Luchadores are gearing up for Cindo de Mayo. Host Blayklee Freed talks to one of the wrestlers ahead of the annual showdown May 5 outside of Elote. 

Welcome to Tulsa Talks presented by Tulsa Regional Chamber. I'm your host Tim Landes. On this episode we're back on the road for an afternoon at Coal Creek in Glenpool, where Blue Thumb Volunteer Coordinator Cheryl Cheadle met me to discuss her and the nonprofit's work in monitoring Tulsa County creeks and streams, and why it's so important. Learn more about the organization in...

Hear Connie Cronley's April column:  Letter to a niece who doesn’t like her friends anymore .

Welcome to Tulsa Talks presented by Tulsa Regional Chamber. I'm your host Tim Landes. It's been over three years since Danny Boy O'Connor opened The Outsiders House Museum , 731 N. St. Louis Ave. In that time thousands of fans of S.E. Hinton's book and Francis Ford Coppola's movie have visited the museum. On the eve of the 40th anniversary of the movie's release, Dann...

April's issue of TulsaPeople is live online and on its way to stands around Tulsa. Host Blayklee Freed gives an overview of the magazine and shares the beer of the week, upcoming events and news from Tulsa City-County Library. Tulsa’s EV market charges up Beyond books: Tulsa City-County Library offers free seeds, meeting space and much more What the Ale: Heirloom's Si Se Puede is the bee...

Hear Connie Cronley read her March column, " My badass dinner party ." 

Host Blayklee Freed talks TulsaPeople's March issue music coverage, plus hear the latest Beer of the Week. Home bass: Tulsa family’s living room doubles as cozy concert venue for local and touring acts ‘The stories we tell each other’: Q&A with Tulsa country musician Joey Frendo What the Ale: Dead Armadillo's Dillo Track is the beer of the week Growth mindset: Tulsa’s entrepreneurial...

Welcome to Tulsa Talks presented by Tulsa Regional Chamber. On this episode it's a conversation with Drew Winn inside his Guitar House of Tulsa, 1216 S. Harvard Ave. For eight years, Winn has owned Guitar House of Tulsa. In 2020 he relocated the shop from its downtown location to midtown. He discusses those changes and the positives that came with the bigger space. Winn is also the owner of S...