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Residential builder Home Creations is supporting KGOU's year-end fundraiser by giving to KGOU and the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma, beginning on Giving Tuesday, Dec. 2. -
There are many places to listen to KGOU wherever and whenever you want. And, our station website - KGOU.org - is a hub for news, information, resources and more.
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Business sponsorships on KGOU make sense, and help support public service media in your community. -
Remember, you can support KGOU by donating your vehicle. And, sign up for text messages to learn about events, ticket giveaways, station news, and more...at KGOU.ORG. -
October 20-26 is National Free Speech Week. -
KGOU's email newsletters give listeners a summary of news each week and resources to stay engaged with their community, events, and their favorite public radio station. -
Again this semester, OU students are learning professional skills through paid positions and class work at KGOU. -
KGOU and StateImpact Oklahoma reporters and producers scored 18 awards in the Oklahoma Society of Professional Journalists awards, as determined by journalism peers. -
KGOU responds to federal funding cuts with critical fall fundraising effort in September. -
KGOU's revised program schedule debuted Labor Day with This Old House Radio Hour and Top of Mind replacing nationally syndicated shows going out of production. -
In addition to broadcast, KGOU also serves our community with news, information, music and more on our website, KGOU.org. Use it as a resource. -
It's been a summer of adapting and changing at KGOU following the rescission of federal public broadcasting funding.
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Program changes are coming to KGOU in September as the long-running Zorba Paster On Your Health ceases production. Find details in the KGOU Radio Active newsletter. -
You can be public radio active by subscribing to KGOU's two newsletters - Radio Active and Wavelengths. It's a free and easy way to help KGOU.
