The Tulsa Voice - November A 2016

#SHOPSMALL

Hundreds of Tulsa businesses participate in Small Business Saturday

Laura Dennis

Protest song

A survey of several artists on how they consider political issues in songwriting

Ty Clark

Attack zone

Oilers off to strong start in new hockey season

John Tranchina

Down the Hatch: Tulsa's new listening room

Blackbird on Pearl, 1336 E 6th St.

Liz Blood

Mo' betta

Lassalle’s New Orleans Deli is back

Maurie Traylor

Bringing it all back home

A conversation with Michael Chaiken, curator of The Bob Dylan Archive

Beau Adams

Must be 21 to enter

Musicians and promoters weigh in on Tulsa’s lack of all-ages venues

Ceili Lawrence

Faces on the wall

Monty Little considers portraits, displacement, and PTSD

Liz Blood

Pass on "Pass Through"

Wasteful tax giveaways disguised as help for small business

Gene Perry

The new Black Wall Street

Tulsa’s hip-hop renaissance signals progress in healing the city’s racial divide

Damion Shade

The elephant in the room

My father, the Trump voter

M.W. Vernon

Preservation station

DIY canning and preserving food

Maurie Traylor

Gimme brevity

Stooges doc ‘Gimme Danger’ is exhaustively detailed, and sometimes exhausting

Joe O'Shansky

Talent grabs back

Lady players share their experiences in the music scene

Amanda Ruyle

The son doesn't forgive

Yuval Rabin remembers his father’s Israel

Barry Friedman

Let's hear it for The Guy

HBO’s ‘High Maintenance’ is a breath of fresh city air

Matt Cauthron

Collaging eras

An interview with Yeasayer’s Chris Keating

Megan Shepherd

November-A 2016