The Tulsa Voice - January A 2018

Love, courageous and strong

Girl Scouts Beyond Bars eases state separation of mother and child

Kristi Eaton

Failing to protect Oklahoma women

On Tondalao Hall’s case

Molly Bryant

G.T. Bynum, mayoral ghosts, and the Reagan sofa

The continuing interview, part 3

Barry Friedman

Front row, center

Tulsa’s 2018 winter & spring performing arts guide

Alicia Chesser & TTV Staff

‘Sweet lady with the nasty voice’ still rocks

Wanda Jackson talks Elvises, assets, and staying humble

Kris Rose

Wall of sound

Helen Kelter Skelter’s new album is a turbulent, fuzzy ride

Becky Carman

Factory direct

Ninety minutes from Tulsa, SHIFT is Oklahoma’s foray into large-scale experiential art

Megan Rossman

Pizza goals

Inside the Okie Goodness food truck

Brady Whisenhunt

Hot air buffoons

Hate the state of modern political discourse? Blame the World Wrestling Federation.

Joe O’Shansky

Morning cup or night cap?

Make this homemade coffee liqueur and you can have both

Andrew Saliga

Assassination characters

Theatre Pops produces an unconventional musical

Kathryn Parkman

Rebel in dirt

A poem

Bethany Powell

Contact sheet: Lightplay

An experimental photography project that embraces contradiction

Ceili Lawrence

Irreconcilable dissonances

‘My Happy Family’ is about the wife who isn’t

Jeff Huston

Full Circle

A brief rundown of what’s happening at Circle Cinema

Posthaste

Spielberg’s latest is a rushed, romanticized hagiography

Joe O’Shansky

A day without pay

44 percent of workers employed in Oklahoma’s private sector do not receive paid sick leave

Courtney Cullison

January-A 2018