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Oklahoma Voices
|  Oklahoma Voices: Legislative Roundtable
Feb. 8, 2010 University of Oklahoma Political Science Professor Keith Gaddie is joined by Scott Cooper of the Oklahoma Gazette and KGOU's Kurt Gwartney to discuss the legislative session and upcoming elections. Email KGOU your comments on this program. MP3
|  Oklahoma Voices: Remembering Ned Hockman
Jan. 25, 2010 Longtime University of Oklahoma professor Ned Hockman died Dec. 20, 2009 at the age of 88 after an extended illness. The founder of the University of Oklahoma's Film and Video Studies Program taught both FVS and journalism courses from 1949-1987. He also served as a combat cameraman in the China-Burma-India theatre of operations in World War II, directed and produced the first theatrical film shot entirely in Oklahoma, and covered OU sports as the official photographer for OU Athletics. KGOU interviewed Hockman in 2006, and pulled excerpts from that interview along with recollections by friends, former students, and colleagues.
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|  Oklahoma Voices: State Budget Analysis
Jan. 18 2010 David Blatt, director of policy for the Oklahoma Policy Institute, provides an update on the latest state budget analysis for members of the Oklahoma Library Association. You can see a two-page review of recent statistics from the organization's website.MP3
|  Oklahoma Voices: State of Oklahoma City
Jan. 18, 2010 Oklahoma City Mayor Mick Cornett delivered an upbeat State of the City address on the heels of the successful MAPS 3 campaign. The mayor says the next decade will be the best for Oklahoma City.
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|  Oklahoma Voices: Dr. Amy Cerato Wins White House Honor
Jan. 11, 2010 On today's Oklahoma Voices, we first hear from University of Oklahoma assistant professor Amy Cerato. She is headed to the White House to receive an award from President Barack Obama. Following that interview, we'll air an audio re-broadcast of OETA's Oklahoma Forum from Jan. 10 on "Early Childhood Education." Dick Pryor hosts a discussion of Oklahoma's Early Childhood Education program with Dr. Ramona Paul, Assistant State Superintendent and Oklahoma Today magazine's Oklahoman of the Year for 2009.MP3
|  OKV: Church Trusts and Property Law
Nov. 2, 2009 State Representative Pam Peterson introduced House Bill 1725 in the last legislative session. The bill, in its official summary, is listed as “a new law that would address property disputes between non-profit or religious corporations and a national religious denomination… and between a subordinate religious corporation and a superior religious body.” In this program we bring you highlights from an interim study on the issue led by Representative Rex Duncan, chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, recorded Oct. 1 at the state Capitol.MP3
|  OK Voices: Candidates Speak on Children's Issues
Oct. 19, 2009 Oklahoma voters have another nine months before they can cast their first ballots in the race for Governor Brad Henry's replacement. But the two Democratic candidates, Lieutenant Governor Jari Askins and Attorney General Drew Edmondson, have already faced off, presenting their views on the future health and well being of Oklahoma's children at the Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy's fall legislative forum. Republican gubernatorial candidates U.S. Rep. Mary Fallin and State Senator Randy Brogdon were also invited, but unable to attend last week's event. Alex Cameron, director of Statewide Special Content Projects for Griffin Communications and leader of the Oklahoma Impact Team, served as moderator. Special thanks to the audio/visual department at the University of Central Oklahoma for recording assistance.
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