Inside KOSU
Take a look behind the scenes of KOSU.
Shane Brown
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The annual NAJA National Native Media Award competition recognizes excellence in reporting by Indigenous and non-Indigenous journalists from across the U.S. and Canada.
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The Education Writers Association has selected KOSU special projects reporter Kateleigh Mills and StateImpact Oklahoma education reporter Robby Korth to be members of its 14th class of EWA Reporting Fellows. -
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KOSU hosted a Twitter Spaces on May 9 to talk about Reproductive Care in Oklahoma in light of the new laws signed by Gov. Kevin Stitt. Indigenous Affairs reporter Allison Herrera spoke with StateImpact Oklahoma's Catherine Sweeney and University of Tulsa Professor Aila Hoss to talk about what the new laws are, when they take effect and how the McGirt v. Oklahoma decision could possibly affect them.
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The reporters — Xcaret Nuñez and Graycen Wheeler — come to KOSU as corps members for Report for America, a national service program that places journalists in local newsrooms to report on under-covered issues and communities.
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Reproductive rights and abortion are very much in the news right now and have been for the last year. KOSU will be hosting a Twitter Spaces event on Monday, May 9 at 12 p.m. CST to discuss the new abortion laws recently passed and signed into law in Oklahoma.
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In Oklahoma, culture wars can feel exhausting to marginalized youth. So StateImpact’s Robby Korth and KOSU's Kateleigh Mills are embarking on a listening tour, and they’re bringing microphones. Now, they need your help.
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Blindspot: Tulsa Burning, a collaborative podcast between KOSU, Focus: Black Oklahoma, WNYC Studios and The History Channel, has been selected as a Peabody Awards Nominee.
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On Being will end production of its radio show in June.
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Get a new t-shirt, a water bottle, a wireless speaker, a digital subscription to The New Yorker or more as thank-you gifts!
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KOSU and Focus: Black Oklahoma have won an NAACP Image Award for Outstanding News and Information Podcast for "Blindspot: Tulsa Burning," a collaboration with WNYC Studios and The History Channel.
