The Tulsa Voice - November A 2014

booze clues 11/4

(tips on drinking well in Tulsa)

A struggle, within and without

On being an American, an Oklahoman, and a Muslim all at once

Barry Friedman

Fanning out

Wizard World Comic Con descends on Tulsa, beckoning the culture-obsessed masses

Matt Cauthron

Putting it together

Crunching numbers with crafty downtown denizen Eric Fransen

BEAU ADAMS

Do the locomotion

Improving ‘walkability’ should be higher on Tulsa’s to-do list

RAY PEARCEY

Classically exquisite

The Chalkboard marries old-school charm with modern cuisine

HEATHER TISDALE

Drawn together

Comic Con’s arrival in Tulsa means big exposure for local artists

Anna Bennett

Pride and joysticks

One Tulsan’s passion for retro gaming gear and the nostalgia of nerddom

JOE O'SHANSKY

A story in three acts

Of public radio’s storytelling greats, only the Okie has kept her distance

JEFF MARTIN

Of a piece

Walking the line between impassioned collector and hoarding weirdo

ASHLEY HEIDER DALY

Right round, round round

Vinyl is on the upswing—and it’s never too late to become an aficionado

RYAN DALY

Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey: Worker

Royal Potato Family

A. JAKOBER

Low Litas: Low Litas

Horton Records

A. JAKOBER

An ‘Affair’ to forget

Showtime’s new dual-perspective drama is a pretentious slog

JOSHUA KLINE

Pictures in the dark

As a creepy sociopath in "Nightcrawler," Gyllenhaal is great in a film that’s just good

JOE O'SHANSKY

Joe on Film: This May Be The Last Time

JOE O'SHANSKY

Broncho: Just Enough Hip to be Woman

Dine Alone Records

A. JAKOBER

Locked in a groove

Whirligig’s Sunday night jam session lasted 20 years and counting

MATT CAUTHRON

November-A 2014