The Tulsa Voice - March A 2017

Music is she

A female-led music festival is born

Amanda Ruyle

You can’t get high around kids

The rise of comedian Michael Zampino

Mitch Gilliam

Bracketmania

How to host your own March Madness Pool

John Tranchina

Down the Hatch: Bitter truth

Balancing cocktails one dash at a time

Liz Blood

Ulterior motives

‘Get Out’ is a deliciously effective satire of race in America

Jeff Huston

Hosting women

The newest battle over women’s bodies

Barry Friedman

Bad presidents make for good music

Tom Morello talks Woody Guthrie, public enemies, and ‘Old Man Trump’

Ty Clark

Glory bound

Independent bookstore is a treasure of tattered tomes and assorted curios

Kathryn Parkman

The Yankee from Chelsea

John Wooley gives ‘Right Down the Middle’ the upper hand

Zack Reeves

Awesome wonder

‘The Red Turtle’ is a beautiful respite from the family pandering of most animation

Joe O’Shansky

Energy battles

Oklahoma’s wind subsidies are dwarfed by subsidies to the oil and gas industry

David Blatt

Lady behind the curtain

Through Tulsa FMAC, Abby Kurin works to connect and promote Tulsa creatives

Liz Blood

Effects of the travel ban

Three Tulsans on what it means to them

Fraser Kastner

Memory and imagination

A time-bending performance from Bridgman|Packer Dance leads the 2017 New Genre Arts Festival

Alicia Chesser

The life and death of a record store

Holy Mountain Records closes as two new vinyl shops come to town

Mitch Gilliam

Dueling ramen

The highs and lows of downtown’s new ramen shops

Angela Evans

March-A 2017