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Ben and Kassie discuss the rollout of a Covid-19 vaccine in Oklahoma and new details on coronavirus death data.
In this episode of the Listen Frontier podcast, we journey with John Creter through his first semester as a teacher, which operated under a distant learning model for all but one week.
The Frontier's Kassie McClung discusses the arrival of a COVID-19 vaccine this week and how state officials plan to distribute it in the months to come. We also hear from The Frontier's Clifton Adcock about the upcoming redistricting process that will see state House and Senate districts reconfigured around new population figures.
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Kassie, Brianna, Dylan and Ben discuss Tuesday's elections and the results from Oklahoma, including Stephanie Bice's win in the 5th Congressional District, the defeat of two state questions and how the COVID-19 pandemic impacted voters.
Dr. Marsha Herron is the chief of equity and student supports for the Oklahoma City Public School district. She discussed student mobility, a challenge for the district that has only gotten worse during the COVIDF-19 pandemic.
State Sen. Stephanie Bice spoke with Ben Felder in The Frontier's Oklahoma City office about her campaign for Oklahoma's 5th congressional district.
U.S. Rep. Kendra Horn spoke with Ben Felder in The Frontier's Oklahoma City office about her reelection campaign for Oklahoma's 5th congressional district.
Ben Felder speaks with Kassie McClung about her recent story on Oklahoma nursing home violations during the COVID-19 pandemic and why some advocates say the state needs to do more. https://www.readfrontier.org/stories/state-cites-45-long-term-care-facilities-for-violations-during-pandemic/
The Frontier's Ben Felder talks with Megan Prather of NonDoc.com about recent protests in Norman over virtual learning, a debate that is taking place across the state.
Dylan talks with Ben about the recent release of videos that capture the moments before and during when a man shot two Tulsa police officers, killing one.
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