For the Record

For the Record

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For the Record episodes

  • Ep 7: Rep. Munson & Sen. Kirt on upcoming elections

    This episode of the For the Record podcast features a conversation 7News Digital Manager Justin Allen Rose had with two top Democrats in the Oklahoma Legislature: House Minority Leader Cyndi Munson and

    State Senator Julia Kirt.

    The person to the left in the video is Rep. Munson who is originally from Lawton, but now represents a part of Oklahoma City. And the person to the right is Sen. Kirt who also represents parts of Oklahoma City.


    While the conversation started with a discussion over how the two legislators view the current state of Oklahoma, the conversation mainly looked toward the elections quickly approaching later this year.


    This conversation took place on April 9, 2024.

    49 min
  • Ep 6: State Sen. Carri Hicks on the state of women in Oklahoma

    For this episode, I sat down with Oklahoma State Senator Carri Hicks (D-40) for a Q and A over a study which was recently released.


    That study looked to see which states were the best and worst states for women to live. The study placed Oklahoma on the very last spot on the list for a multitude of reasons that Hicks discusses during the interview.


    While this discussion wasn't a joyous one, it was certainly enlightening to hear this study being discussed by a person who has the power to help change many of the things contributing to Oklahoma's ranking within this study.

    13 min
  • Ep 5: Gov. Kevin Stitt speaks about Flat Budget and Top 10 State Aspiration
    Welcome back to For the Record, I'm your host Justin Allen Rose, and for this episode, I am bringing you another conversation I had with Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt.
    During the conversation, I asked about his request for a flat budget and why he thinks that would be best for the state, as well as his aspiration to make Oklahoma a top ten state.
    This conversation took place on March 5, 2024.
    15 min
  • Ep 4: The Freedom from Religion Foundation

    This interview is one I had with Annie Laurie Gaylor who is the co-president of the Freedom from Religion Foundation, also known as the FFRF.


    The FFRF is currently party to a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the Nation's first religious public charter school right here in Oklahoma. The non-profit group has been quite active in the sooner state in other ways as well. They recently got a Tulsa Public School to remove Christian displays from several of their classrooms, and another public school district in the state to stop hosting daily prayers during its morning announcements.

    During our conversation, we talked about those cases and much more. While this conversation hosts ideas which typically are not in the majority in Southwest Oklahoma, that reality makes this conversation an even more important one to have.


    37 min
  • Ep 3: Oklahoma House District 62 Rep. Daniel Pae

    This episode features a conversation I had with Representative Daniel Pae. Daniel is the Representative for Oklahoma's House District 62, which covers a good chunk of Lawton on the westside.


    We mainly talked about House Bill 2109 which he authored that is supposed to protect tenants from retaliation from their landlords. We also spoke about his yea vote regarding the parental choice tax credit, as well as whether he'd support term limits for our federal legislature.

    33 min
  • Ep 2: Kevin Stitt on Education

    This episode features an interview I had with Governor Kevin Stitt.

    In the interview we discussed what can be done to better the state’s education system, how his Parental Choice program is going to affect rural schools, and if Stitt has an eye on the White House after he is term limited out of office in 2026.


    20 min

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For the Record brings you interviews from local and state political figures from Southwest Oklahoma and beyond. If you want to hear straight from your local political leaders, this is the podcast from…