Manager's Minute
Reports to the listening public about station operations from KGOU General Manager Dick Pryor.
Read this article to understand tropospheric ducting -- temperature inversion -- and why the KGOU signal might seem fuzzy every now and then.
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With the KGOU fall on-air fundraiser starting September 11th, we ask listeners to become new or increased level monthly givers, so KGOU can get an extra $25,000. -
Research shows that local news organizations obtain high levels of trust. So, we encourage you to make KGOU your source for news about Oklahoma and your community. -
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One of the ways KGOU has adapted to the loss of federal funding is through a new group of "super supporters" who connect us with other KGOU listeners in their community. -
By subscribing to KGOU's newsletters - Radio Active and Wavelengths - you can stay up-to-date on the news and learn what's going on at KGOU and in your community. -
Last July, Congress rescinded already-appropriated funding for public radio stations, including KGOU. Sustained listeners donations are essential in this new normal.
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Reduced quality of reception is not your radio - it's a common atmospheric condition that causes interruptions for radio stations, including KGOU's broadcasts. -
The 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence and what it led to - including freedom of the press - is top mind this July 4th. -
For more than 40 years, Jazz in June has brought top-notch jazz and blues and fun times to central Oklahoma at the start of summer. And, it's that time of year again! -
KGOU's program schedule looks a little different as the popular You Bet Your Garden ceases production.
