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Nasty Newspapers, The Klan and Tulsa’s Gilded Age
Fake news as a pretext for violence? Rule by the wealthy elite? Sky-high inflation? We’ve heard this story before.
Tulsa Picks: The Week’s Best Tulsa Events, March 19-25
Yes, you can absolutely kick it.
Admittedly, It’s A Rough Time To Get Obsessed With An Egg Dish
Reader, I can’t stop eating the Two-Egg Soft Scramble at Maple Ridge Grocer
This One Goes Out To The Theatre Kids
“[title of show]” is a perfectly-delivered love letter to a genre
I Can’t Believe Nobody Wants To Build a Route 66-Themed Hotel at Cry Baby Hill
And more news from around the region.
Open Thread: I’m Begging Someone To Talk To Me About Severance
Every Friday, we turn The Pickup over to the readers.
Patricia Wolf Made Me Listen
Reviewing “Sounds of Hope,” Wolf’s meditation on ecology, sound, and intentionality
“SAMURAI” Was Made For Me Personally
Philbrook’s new show is a thorough and entertaining explication of samurai life and artifact
My Brush With Immortality Involved A Small Mouse And A Lot of Borax
Boxing squirrels, piles of guts and more about taxidermy than you ever stopped to consider
A New Day for Lisa Moss
She spent half her life in prison for the death of her abusive husband. Three decades later, the first woman released under the Oklahoma Survivors’ Act is reclaiming her time.
