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As we enter 2023, KGOU reaffirms its pledge to responsibly serve its audience and honor the First Amendment in the year ahead.

The President and CEO of NPR, John Lansing, got a first-hand view of KGOU last week during a visit to the Sooner State.

KGOU is participating in a fellowship program to digitize its audio archives and add historical and culturally diverse material to the American Archive of Public Broadcasting.

As KGOU nears its goal of helping provide meals to needy Oklahomans during the season of giving, we say thanks and look ahead to 2022.

Through a special partnership with Home Creations and the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma, KGOU's end of year fundraiser will help feed needy Oklahomans.

U.S. Representatives Tom Cole and Stephanie Bice visited KGOU and met with management and staff on Public Radio Music Day.

Take KGOU along wherever you go.

Much of the growth of KGOU occurred under the guidance of chief engineer David White.

During summer months, it is common for radio reception to experience interference. There is a scientific reason.

It was 100 years ago this June that one of the most prosperous Black communities in the nation was devastated by an outright massacre---right here in…