The Tulsa Voice - May B 2017

GALLERY: Tulsa reacts to Betty Shelby’s not guilty verdict

Joseph Rushmore

From a basement to the studio

The end of one DIY podcast, the beginning of another

Joshua Kline

A president and a prophet

Encounters with the future in Tulsa’s sister city

Elliot Rambach

Another assault on education

Nursing home administrators edition

Barry Friedman

The savage god

Art that scares us—or doesn’t get a chance to

Michael Wright

One for us

The story of Oklahoma’s largest hip-hop festival

Damion Shade

Analog forever

Local zine culture thrives

Dan Riffe

Resurgence on the river

New tenants breathe life back into RiverWalk Crossing

Angela Evans

Missed matchup

Recent loss won’t deter the team formerly known as Tulsa Athletics

John Tranchina

Places to keep

Talking with Lauren Barth at her Courtyard Concert

John Langdon

Mesmerizing gut-punch

Jeff Huston

Magic hours

Philbrook’s evening Film on the Lawn series expands to year-round showings

Joe O’Shansky

BAD NEWS

Gerbils to power Tulsa Public Schools and other stuff you shouldn't have to read

Fraser Kastner

A place both wonderful and strange

A ‘Twin Peaks’ primer ahead of its May 21 revival

Joe O’Shansky

Let’s get together

Your Lord Dudeness will officiate whatever kind of wedding you want

Amanda Ruyle

Not considered

Oklahoma working families saw a smaller tax refund this year

Courtney Cullison

Required imbibing

If there’s anything TTV editors love, it’s reading and day-drinking. Here’s your carefully curated guide for an afternoon of escapism: legendary Okie reads paired with classic Tulsa patios.

Liz Blood and Kathryn Parkman

Art out of earth

Shades of Brown owner exhibits her work

Kathryn Parkman

May-B 2017