The Tulsa Voice - April A 2017

The Ponyboy effect

The enduring relevance of S.E. Hinton’s ‘The Outsiders’

Zack Reeves

The naked cult on the Muthaship

Looking back on a wild time with Tulsa’s favorite adopted punk band, Hickey

Kris Rose

A trial for the ages

Theatre Pops presents ‘The Last Days of Judas Iscariot’

Michael Wright

‘I’m still training’

Tim Blake Nelson talks Old Testament, James Franco, and self-evaluation

Michael Wright

The Bynum lunch, Part 2

The mayor discusses sanctuary cities, Helmerich Park, and his first 100 days in office

Barry Friedman

Pasta la vista

Where would the Brady Arts District be without Spaghetti Warehouse?

Mark Brown

Fighting the 13th

Tulsa activist Peter Von Gotcher helps organize prison labor strikes across the country

Mitch Gilliam

Block party

Mary and Jamie Oldaker’s MOJOFest returns to Tulsa’s East Village

Beau Adams

Karma on wheels

Rub Food Truck owner Joel Bein partners with Cherry Street Yoga to feed Tulsa’s homeless

Angela Evans

Place a call

Advocate to keep Teach for America and City Year funded

Jim Langdon

Emotional, not mathematical

An interview with Billy Howerdel, founding member of A Perfect Circle

Ty Clark

Who is this really about?

‘Personal Shopper’ deals with Kristen Stewart

Jeff Huston

Resting Care Bear face

Catch comedian Vanessa Dawn before she skips town

Mitch Gilliam

Classic anime brought to life

‘Ghost in the Shell’ swings for the fences

Joe O’Shansky

Yes, she can

The League of Women Voters will host the Madam President event, with original art by John Hammer

A 35th birthday wish

Laura Dennis

Debt trap

‘Small loan’ bill would mean big debts for Oklahoma families

David Blatt

April-A 2017