
Nikole Robinson Carroll
Nikole Robinson Carroll joined KOSU’s staff in November 2013. She began her professional broadcasting career at WEKU in Richmond, Kentucky, but her passion for radio can be traced back to her childhood bedroom, where she would perform “radio shows” on a tape recorder. She holds a Master of Public Administration from Eastern Kentucky University and has worked for a variety of social service and nonprofit agencies.
As of October 2014, Nikole is the Morning Edition host for KNPR in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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I’m sure many of you have heard the news by now. I have accepted the Morning Edition host position at KNPR in Las Vegas. My last day at KOSU is Tuesday,…
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People often describe their pets as best friends or part of the family. That attitude is evident when a pet owner chooses to have a funeral, cremation or…
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Hydraulic fracturing, or "fracking," remains a much-talked-about topic in Oklahoma.Norman Public Library hosts a public forum on the subject tonight at…
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A new publication sponsored by the National Wrestling Hall of Fame in Stillwater addresses an overlooked facet of the history of wrestling.KOSU'sNikole…
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Documentarian and five-time Emmy winner Paul Devlin is in Oklahoma tonight to screen his new film, The Front Man.Devlin says the film is more than a…
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Though his voice is now silent, a gay Oklahoma teen's words live on in a documentary that premiered at the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History…
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The deadCENTER Film Festival held its kickoff reception on the rooftop of the Oklahoma City Museum of Art last night.KOSU’sNikole Robinson Carroll reports…
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This week on JenX, we introduce a new Jen - Jennifer Martin. For her first contribution to the series, she reflects on the ways her life is about to…
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An Oklahoma City publisher has released the debut graphic novella from a local artist and designer. KOSU’sNikole Robinson Carroll reports The Story of…
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The academic year is over for schools across Oklahoma this month. This week on JenX, Jennifer James reflects on our state's curriculum versus a mother's…