The Tulsa Voice - January B 2019

Slow burn

Budget cuts and climate change spell trouble for rural Oklahoma

Fraser Kastner

So long, Steve Ripley

Remembering Tulsa’s renowned musician and producer

Jim Edwards

Like a flower

Brady Heights home aspires to rigorous sustainability certification

Zack Reeves

The roosters of Mallorca

A slow death in Spain

Barry Friedman

Safe space

Theatre North’s ‘Green Book’ offers a lesson in humanity

Mary Noble

‘Don’t call it a comeback’

Oilers celebrate a rich and turbulent 90-year history

John Tranchina

Make your own megaphone

Whitty Books celebrates the zine scene

Alicia Chesser Atkin

Sounds of the black west

A conversation with Dom Flemons

Jake Cornwell

Cuisine for a cause

Best of Brunch benefits area families affected by domestic violence

Blayklee Freed

Fried resolutions

Fresh and crispy Umami Fries won’t let you down in 2019

Eric Howerton

The vermouth hour

De-mystifying a drinkable aperitif

Greg Horton

Saturday morning superhero

‘Yellow Submarine’ animator’s classic cartoon art show comes to Tulsa

Brady Whisenhunt

Artists in their spaces

Contact Sheet

Valerie Wei-Haas

Box office bonanza

Your performing arts guide for winter and spring 2019

TTV Staff

The faint Gatsby

‘Burning’ is a labored generational critique that tries your patience

Jeff Huston

Tread lightly

Henry Dunham’s taut debut puts a right-wing militia on trial

Charles Elmore

Full Circle

A brief rundown of what’s happening at Circle Cinema

Get free

How to fix Oklahoma’s broken parole system

Damion Shade for Oklahoma Policy Institute

Editor’s Letter – 1/15/19

Jezy J. Gray

January-B 2019