TulsaPeople Magazine

Hear August's column "We went and lost our bright golden haze" read aloud by author Connie Cronley — plus a bonus reading from the archives about Lynn Riggs.

Join TulsaPeople on a tour of the maker space at 501 S. Lewis Ave., complete with a laser-cutting demonstration. Maker Faire is Aug. 27 at Fab Lab Tulsa. Read more about the space in our August article , and see video footage from the tour on our TikTok, @tulsapeople.

Welcome to Tulsa Talks presented by Tulsa Regional Chamber. I’m your host Tim Landes and this is the 100th episode! Thank you so much for listening to each episode.   On Aug. 4, I moderated a conversation with University of Tulsa President Brad Carson at the Tulsa Press Club for one of its Page One events.   I got to know Brad over 20 years ago when he was running for Congress. We hadn’t talked in...

TulsaPeople editors Tim Landes and Blayklee Freed talk Tim's recent time on the Whayne family ranch interviewing local calf roper William Whayne Jr. 

Welcome to Tulsa Talks presented by Tulsa Regional Chamber. On this episode we take the podcast on the road to the new Bob Dylan Center, 116 E. Reconciliation Way. See images from the grand opening event. Museum Director Steven Jenkins takes listeners on a tour of the two-story museum located in the Tulsa Arts District next door to the Woody Guthrie Center. He discusses the creation of the museum...

Hear Connie read her column from June, and find out when you can read August's issue of TulsaPeople.

Welcome to Tulsa Talks presented by Tulsa Regional Chamber. On this episode Libby Billings reflects on 14 years operating downtown restaurants. It started with a $30,000 bank loan in 2008 and a plan to serve puffy tacos, and now she owns the building Elote resides in. She discusses the current state of restaurants more than two years into the COVID-19 pandemic and reflects on her career path to da...

TulsaPeople's new editor Tiffany Howard introduces herself and talks with arts and entertainment editor Blayklee Freed about storytelling.

Welcome to Tulsa Talks presented by Tulsa Regional Chamber. On this episode, Mercury Lounge co-owner Bobby Dean Orcutt talks about how the music venue and bar responded to the COVID-19 pandemic and all the changes happening there this summer, including more patio space and more ticketed events . He talks about his family's history in Tulsa and how his upbringing led him down a path of a conti...

Hear Connie Cronley's column, "A Gardener's Lament," from the July issue of TulsaPeople.

Arts and entertainment editor Blayklee Freed cools off with one of the A-List Editor's Picks: A silver fox snow cone from Josh's Sno Shack.

Welcome to Tulsa Talks presented by Tulsa Regional Chamber. On this episode, new Gathering Place Executive Director Julio Badin discusses taking on the job last August and what's in store this summer for one of the best parks in America. He also discusses Guthrie Green's role as it nears its 10th anniversary and what's to come with LowDown, the jazz club below Duet. In the second ha...

Host Blayklee Freed previews Tulsa Tough and Black Proud, two big events this weekend in T-Town, from the June issue. Be sure to check June's A-List, our reader's choice awards for the best businesses and restaurants in Tulsa.

Welcome to Tulsa Talks presented by Tulsa Regional Chamber. On this episode Daniel McHenry breaks down what attendees can do at the inaugural Black Proud Festival, which is happening in the Tulsa Arts District from June 10-12.  McHenry is the founder of Black Queer Tulsa, which is a networking organization in its first year. He talks about launching the organization and its goals. In the second ha...

Intern Julianne Tran discusses her reporting on local ethnic grocery stores for the May issue of TulsaPeople. Plus, Connie Cronley asks, "Why not just say what happened? Read Tran's May feature here Read Cronley's May column here

Welcome to Tulsa Talks presented by Tulsa Regional Chamber.  On this episode podcast producer Morgan Phillips sits in the guest seat as she and host Tim Landes bust open the mailbag to answer some questions they've received. It's PGA Championship week, the Bob Dylan Center is now open and there are lots more to talk about, including our favorite restaurants. 

The much-anticipated Bob Dylan Center opened May 10 in Tulsa. Blayklee Freed talks to attendees at the opening ceremony and shares sounds from the scene, including an excerpt of Joy Harjo's "Twisted," and a Dylan song performed in Cherokee by Agalisiga Mackey.

Welcome to Tulsa Talks presented by Tulsa Regional Chamber. I’m your host Tim Landes.  It’s spring in Tulsa and all the events are back. There’s Mayfest this weekend, Iron Man returns, Black Wall Street Legacy Festival, and Southern Hills Country Club is hosting the PGA Championship for a record fifth time, which you can read all about in our May issue.  While those events help draw people to Tuls...

Photographer Michelle Pollard shares tales from photoshoots at farms featured in April's magazine. "The pigs are like dogs, the cows are like cats and the dogs are like people," she says. Plus, Connie Cronley reads April's column, "Someone cheer us up!"

Welcome to Tulsa Talks presented by Tulsa Regional Chamber. I’m your host Tim Landes, and I have loved the performing arts for as long as I can remember.  My guest on this episode is Mark Frie, Tulsa Performing Arts Center’s CEO since 2017. As you can imagine the last couple of years have been tough on the theater industry, but things are looking up.  He discusses how they’re bouncing back and gea...

What's new with TulsaPeople? The spring issue of TulsaPeople Home, a special publication that explores the varied styles of local abodes.

Welcome to Tulsa Talks presented by Tulsa Regional Chamber. I’m your host Tim Landes.  In this month’s issue of TulsaPeople, we go green and talk a lot about farming, crops, and plants. This includes a story about Chef Nico Albert, a Cherokee Nation citizen, who recently launched her own business: Burning Cedar Indigenous Foods.  Nico is really into foraging. She also takes part in Cherokee Nation...

Award-winning author and longtime TulsaPeople columnist Connie Cronley makes us laugh.

Arts and entertainment editor Blayklee Freed talks cryptocurrency and new music.

On the heels of International Women's Day, TulsaPeople editors Morgan Phillips and Blayklee Freed discuss some of Tulsa's bada$$ businesswomen as featured in the March issue of TP . The A-LIST is here! From now through March 20, vote for your favorite Tulsa businesses for a chance to win $1,000 in prizes.