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Listen to the podcast at: Ep765 Worldview Matters, All Religions Aren't the Same“Know your enemy” if you want to avoid the “peril of a hundred of battles.” -SunTzu In light of recent atrocities, including the massacre of Jews in Australia and the butchery of Christians in Nigeria, as well as the shootings on the campus of Brown University, maybe it’s time we start acknowledging what we know about this enemy that seems so hell-bent on destroying us.

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Listen to the podcast at: Christmas In Oklahoma

Christmas In Oklahoma

The Blessings of Liberty. and the need for vigilance to protect our precious liberties.
Journalist David Arnett joins us with some stories he's working in, including the Transparency questions at Tulsa's Classical Education Charter School , and the Islamic mosque proposal in Broken Arrow.
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Listen to the podcast at: Social studies standards, independent voters, OG&E projects approved and more

This Week in Oklahoma Politics, KOSU's Michael Cross talks with Republican Political Consultant Neva Hill and Civic Leader Andy Moore about the State Supreme Court ending controversial social studies standards, a new group forms to represent Oklahoma independent voters as they are getting left out of all political primaries for at least the next two years and the Oklahoma Corporation Commission allows OG&E to move forward with $506M in new projects.

The trio also discusses Attorney General Gentner Drummond getting out of a lawsuit against ClassWallet and Governor Stitt criticizing President Trump's efforts to halt wind projects.

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Listen to the podcast at: Red Meat Provocateurs

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Listen to the podcast at: National Guard troops, Corporation Commission recusal refused, campaign finance website and more

This Week in Oklahoma Politics, KOSU's Michael Cross talks with Republican Political Consultant Neva Hill and Civic Leader Andy Moore about Governor Stitt approving the deployment of 160 National Guard troops to Washington, D.C. and Corporation Commissioner Todd Hiett refusing to recuse himself from an OG&E case.

The trio also discusses Stitt setting a special election to fill the seat of an OKC Democrat to coincide with next year's election dates and a delay by the Ethics Commission to launch a website to monitor campaign finances.

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Listen to the podcast at: Conversation with Samantha Fulnecky

Ryan and Curtis sit down with Samantha Fulnecky to unpack the moment she received a failing grade for defending biological reality in class—and what happened after she filed a religious discrimination complaint against her university. 

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Listen to the podcast at: Zero Fs with Samantha Fulnecky

Ryan and Curtis sit down with Samantha Fulnecky to unpack the moment she received a failing grade for defending biological reality in class—and what happened after she filed a religious discrimination complaint against her university. 

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Listen to the podcast at: Zero Fs with Samantha Fulnecky

Ryan and Curtis sit down with Samantha Fulnecky to unpack the moment she received a failing grade for defending biological reality in class—and what happened after she filed a religious discrimination complaint against her university. 

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