Manager's Minute
Reports to the listening public about station operations from KGOU General Manager Dick Pryor.
Dick recently discussed the future of public media. Read or watch the interview here.
Read this articleto understand tropospheric ducting -- temperature inversion -- and why the KGOU signal might seem fuzzy every now and then.
Latest Episodes
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Our KGOU-Oklahoma Watch community engagement project continues with a trip to Woodward on April 16th to discuss the news media and local concerns.
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Numerous challenges are facing journalism today, and your contribution to KGOU helps us meet the challenges and continue to provide the service you expect and trust.
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NPR names a new leader as news organizations industry wide are facing funding challenges.
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The beginning of a new year also marks the start of journalism and media awards season. And already, KGOU has been recognized with two awards for excellence in reporting.
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KGOU and Oklahoma Watch are presenting a series of community events to discuss journalism and the news media to promote understanding and to build public trust.
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Looking for information about KGOU? Go to our website and use it as a valuable resource.
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Governor Kevin Stitt's State of the State Address signaled the start of the 2024 Legislative Session. We'll be following the developments through May on KGOU.
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KGOU will have six OU students working at the station this semester - three in Practicum class and three who are paid part-time employees.
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Have questions about the news media and KGOU? In 2024, we'll focus on demystifying journalism by telling how journalists work and showing our impact on democracy.
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With 2023 behind us, we're looking for an ambitious 2024 at KGOU thanks to your continued support.