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Hear TulsaPeople's longtime columnist Connie Cronley read her columns from the January and February issues. January: I’m over it now. Almost. February: Read out the names!

Welcome to Tulsa Talks presented by Tulsa Regional Chamber. I'm your host Tim Landes. On this episode of Tulsa Talks, Tamecca Rogers, Ph. D., visits the podcast to talk about her new documentary "Crown" that premieres at Circle Cinema on Friday, Feb. 17 . According to Rogers, this relevant and timely documentary explores the lived experiences of prominent local Black women in Tulsa...

February's food cover has us hungry. Host Blayklee Freed shares stand-out moments from the issue. Plus, A-List nominations are open till Feb. 14! ‘Stronger together’: Home base for art collective serves as studio and gallery space Nominate your favorite local businesses to the A-List Coffee with: Hazel Turner, White River Fish Market waitress What the Ale: Marshall Brewing Co.'s El Gallo...

Welcome to Tulsa Talks presented by Tulsa Regional Chamber. I'm your host Tim Landes. On this episode we're talking puppets and the fun of being creative with Emmy winner David Bizzaro. The conversation begins with Bizzaro reflecting on living in New York City when COVID-19 began (nearly three years ago) and when and why he relocated to Tulsa. The first-generation American Latinx actor d...

Tim Landes talks with TulsaPeople intern J. D. Myer, who wrote January's story about Aaru Entertainment, Tulsa's only VR cafe.  Aaru ready for the future?: New VR cafe offers exhilarating entertainment options for Tulsans

Welcome to Tulsa Talks presented by Tulsa Regional Chamber. On this episode a conversation with Mandy Lauck, Bramble and Holé Molé manager, about the mocktail movement happening across Tulsa. She discusses their expansive mocktail menus at the breakfast and dinner eateries located at 1302 E. Sixth St., and she also shares insights into the growing non-alcoholic offerings that can be found across T...

Host Blayklee Freed dives into January's edition of TulsaPeople magazine, which includes the story of Cain's and the family that built it into the iconic venue it is today. Plus, hear about an event tonight with OKPOP celebrating 45 years since Sex Pistols played at Cain's. Tulsans of the Year: Rodgers family custodians of Tulsa's music history Sex Pistols and steer horns: Q&am...

Welcome to Tulsa Talks presented by Tulsa Regional Chamber. I’m your host Tim Landes. Happy New Year! On this episode we return to Tulsa Press Club for my conversation with Tulsa Mayor G.T. Bynum that was recorded on Dec. 14. Bynum took part in the Press Club’s quarterly Page One Luncheon. The mayor reflects on his six years in office, how 2020 changed him, how Tulsa has bounced back from the pand...

Host Blayklee Freed reviews relevant December content and gives hints for where to find the best holiday haps.  Tulsa 10: Dec. 19-25 December calendar of events December's Fab Finds Art with heart: The Equality Center’s gallery showcases works to move the community

Welcome to Tulsa Talks presented by Tulsa Regional Chamber. I'm your host Tim Landes.  It's Christmas week so instead of a long conversation, I thought I'd share with you some music to enjoy while you wrap those gifts or play in the background while you host family and friends. But that's not all. Between the songs you'll hear from some folks that have Christmas stories an...

This weekend, Nikki Glaser is coming to Tulsa for a night of laughs at Tulsa Theater. Digital Editor Tim Landes talked with her ahead of the show. 'Just a lot of fun': A Q&A with Nikki Glaser ahead of her Dec. 17 Tulsa Theater show Tulsa 10: Dec. 12-18

Welcome to Tulsa Talks presented by Tulsa Regional Chamber. I'm your host Tim Landes. On this episode we're talking Tulsa's coffee culture, which is also a feature in our December issue.  Nordaggios owner Tor Nordstrom and master roaster Bobby Ellis visited our studio to discuss the modern history of coffee in Tulsa and their important role in helping make our coffee culture stronge...

Host Blayklee Freed visits Majda Phillips, operator and general queen of The Max retro pub, on a Tuesday night at the bar. Between serving thirsty customers, Phillips answered questions about becoming a professional DJ during the pandemic.

This week, seasonal festivities ramp up in Tulsa and the surrounding area. Blayklee Freed has highlights for your calendar. Hoppin holidays: 2022 Tulsa and area holiday events calendar

Welcome to Tulsa Talks presented by Tulsa Regional Chamber. I'm your host Tim Landes. On this episode Meg Charron, Deputy Director of OKPOP Museum , discusses the vision and plans for the museum located across Cain's Ballroom in the Arts District. She takes listeners floor by floor to break down how they will share the stories of Oklahomans' impacts in pop culture. Meg talks about t...

With holidays in view, TulsaPeople shares our compiled calendar of festivities from the November issue. Plus, hear from Tulsa author RJ Young about his new book "Requiem for the Massacre," which released Nov. 1.  Read the November issue of TulsaPeople Story over a century: ‘Requiem for the Massacre’ releases Nov. 1 November calendar of events Dog days in Tulsa

Welcome to Tulsa Talks presented by Tulsa Regional Chamber. Renee McKenney is the new senior vice president of tourism for Tulsa Regional Chamber and president of Tulsa Regional Tourism. She came to Tulsa in August with over three decades of experience in hospitality and tourism.  She discusses why she chose to take on the job, what she's learned and experienced in the few months she's b...

On this mini-episode, Digital Editor Tim Landes shares how you can keep up with all there is to do in town through TulsaPeople's online resources: Music listings - save this URL for future reference Tulsa 10 - A curated rundown of things to do each week. E-Newsletter signup  Read Connie's column "Good Advice." 

Welcome to Tulsa Talks presented by Tulsa Regional Chamber. On this episode Cherokee filmmaker Jeremy Charles discusses putting down the cameras to produce a groundbreaking album of contemporary music in the Cherokee language performed by Cherokee musicians. That said he hasn't stopped working on film projects. He somehow found the time to do both, plus be a dad and husband. Jeremy discusses...

Hear from Alison Rossi, Gilcrease director of learning and community engagement, as she details how Tulsans can view pieces in the museum's collection around town. Shared experience: Gilcrease Museum looks to connect its collection to locals throughout the city Tulsa 10: Oct. 10-16

Welcome to Tulsa Talks presented by Tulsa Regional Chamber. I’m your host Tim Landes and I am about to share with you a very special episode of this podcast. Last month, I sat down with Eva Unterman inside the Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art ’s Holocaust Center to discuss her life and to learn from her. It has been 77 years since the liberation of Nazi death camps during World War II. In this...

Hear September's Musings column read aloud by author Connie Cronley. Read the column here .

Welcome to Tulsa Talks presented by Tulsa Regional Chamber. I'm your host Tim Landes. On this episode I talk with Tulsa Day Center Associate Director Noe Rodriguez, who has devoted the last 16 years to helping people who are experiencing homelessness get back on track and get into housing. He discusses how numerous Tulsa organizations, including the Day Center, are working together and adapti...

September is in full swing, and Tulsa is celebrating a smorgasbord of talent with Dreamland Festival, Hip Hop 918, Guthrie Green events and more ahead of 918 Day. Plus hear from local artist Anne Pollard James about her debut solo show at Positive Space Tulsa. Mentioned in this episode: Turning Tulsa into Dreamland: A Q&A with Steph Simon, Dreamland Festival founder On 'Surfacing': Q...

Welcome to Tulsa Talks presented by Tulsa Regional Chamber. On this episode: McNellie’s Restaurant Group’s Lindsey Gifford discusses her role in the company as a managing partner overseeing popular restaurants The Tavern, Bull in the Alley and Wild Fork, plus the upcoming Bar Serra in Utica Square. Originally from OKC, Lindsey relocated to Tulsa in 2009 and took a job as a part-time waitress. She...