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Newsmaker Interview: Gary McManus
7-27-12
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Oklahoma Climatological Survey Associate State Climatologist Gary McManus joins us this week to discuss the drought that's gripping the state, and how this year's dry spell compares to last year's record-shattering heat wave.
Related Topics: Earth, Environment, Natural History, Weather & Natural Disasters, Government, Environment, Social Issues, Education, Energy & Environment
Originally broadcast on July 27, 2012
Dale Rogers Training Center
7-20-12
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A down economy makes jobs difficult to come by for everyone, but perhaps no group more than the disabled. But a program in Oklahoma is hoping to change that, by working with disabled people of all types to find gainful employment.
Related Topics: Community, People & Profiles, Health Care & Illnesses, Business & Economy, Social Issues, Health, Education, Biography & Profiles
Originally broadcast on July 20, 2012
Oklahoma News Report
7-13-12
On this episode of the ONR, school may be out for summer, but students and teacher trainees alike are enjoying a learning experience as we explore Teach for America. Aging drivers can represent a road hazard, but some law enforcement officials are helping families and drivers navigate the bumpy roads of elderly driving. Digitally isolated rural areas of the state may soon be jumping on the information super highway, thanks to a rural broadband initiative. Plus, Oklahoma's oldest producing oil well, peach harvests, and hometown legends, on this ONR.
Related Topics: Fine Arts, Folk Art & Crafts, Community, Travel, Media & Technology, Caregiving, Child Development, Healthy Kids, Modern, Earth, Environment, Business & Economy, Government, Politics, Science & Technology, Social Issues, Health, Education, Arts & Entertainment, Communications & Media, Society
Originally broadcast on July 13, 2012
Teach for America
7-13-12
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School is out for summer for most, but Tulsa has been playing host to more than 600 teacher trainees earning their stripes--or perhaps rulers--working with Teach for America. The soon-to-be teachers are prepping for a monumental task: two years of teaching in low-income schools across the state. Some will remain in Oklahoma's borders, working to further Teach for America's goals of improving education and student achievement.
Related Topics: Community, Child Development, Education, Issues & Advice, Business & Economy, Education
Originally broadcast on July 13, 2012
The Grid: Rural Broadband
7-13-12
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If you're reading this right now, you're connected to the internet in some fashion, whether it be via a broadband connection, wifi at a local coffee shop, or on a phone. But the digital revolution hasn't reached every part of the state. Many rural areas remain disconnected from the world wide web. But a new initiative is underway to help people have access to the information super highway.
Related Topics: Community, Media & Technology, Business & Economy, Government, Social Issues, Education, Communications & Media
Originally broadcast on July 16, 2012
Ask A Lawyer
2012
In this program, we'll meet Oklahomans who turned to legal system for help with a problem, and the lawyers who assisted them. We'll learn about an innovative program in Tulsa that assists families as they go through a divorce. Participants will explain why the help they received made a difference for their children, and why they believe the program should be expanded statewide. We'll talk to a couple who need a new roof after suffering a devastating Oklahoma hailstorm, only to discover that their insurance company was unwilling to pay their claim. We'll meet a man who found he had no place to live after he struggled to turn his life around after his release from prison. We'll update you on a program providing free legal assistance to military service members and veterans. And our studio audience will have their legal questions answered by a panel of legal experts.
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Originally broadcast on July 11, 2012
Sunup: MacGruder Plot
7-6-12
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This past week saw the 150th anniversary of the signing of the Morrell Act--a groundbreaking piece of legislation that established land grand universities. This meant that for the first time, average people and not just the privileged elite could attend college. Sunup's Dave Deken looks into the impact the act had on agriculture in the state--including a particular wheat experiment that's over a hundred years old, and still going--and growing--strong.
Related Topics: Biography & Profiles, Community, United States, Environment, Natural History, Biology & Chemistry, Government, Environment, Science & Technology, Social Issues, Education, Energy & Environment
Originally broadcast on July 6, 2012
Underage Drinking
6-29-12
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Underage drinking is a costly endeavor. The medical bills it racks up, the cost of lost work and a slew of other expenses cost Oklahoma taxpayers just short of a billion dollars a year. But a prevention program enacted by the Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services is working to stop minors from drinking--and they're seeing results.
Related Topics: Community, Health Care & Illnesses, Issues & Advice, Social Issues, Health, Education
Originally broadcast on June 29, 2012
Rural Medicine
6-29-12
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Accessible healthcare is an issue for everyone, but perhaps nowhere is it felt more acutely than in rural parts of the state, where hospitals--and doctors--can be more than a half hour away. But a program at the OSU Health Sciences Center is working to fix that problem by training a wave of doctors specializing in rural medicine.
Related Topics: Community, People & Profiles, Health Care & Illnesses, Fitness & Nutrition, Aging, Lifestyle, Caregiving, Business & Economy, Science & Technology, Social Issues, Health, Education
Originally broadcast on June 29, 2012
Oklahoma News Report
6-30-12
The Supreme Court upheld most of the affordable health care act this week, but the repercussions will be rolling out for weeks to come, as many states--including Oklahoma--have not yet moved to comply with the law. We speak with experts about the law and what it means. This week also saw the primary election occur on Tuesday night, and Steve Bennett looks at who was elected, who wasn't, and what that means for Oklahoma politics. We also explore underage drinking, and the programs enacted by the Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services that are making an impact. OSU is training a different kind of doctor, and we get our hands on some noodling action, on this episode of the ONR.
Related Topics: Fine Arts, Folk Art & Crafts, Community, Travel, People & Profiles, Lifestyle, Business & Economy, Government, Politics, Social Issues, Health, Education, Arts & Entertainment, Biography & Profiles
Originally broadcast on June 29, 2012
