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June 22, 2023
Live From Cain's returns as a weekly summer series
New episodes of Live From Cain's will air on KGOU over the course of the summer. From the historic Cain's Ballroom in Tulsa, the show features music and storytelling by nationally touring musicians along with house band The Oklahoma Specials, led by Paul Benjaman. This 8-week run begins with an encore episode featuring John Fullbright and Kalyn Fay. Then seven all-new episodes feature Miko Marks, Bob Schneider, Parker Millsap, Elvin Bishop, Danielle Nicole, and more! Tune in Saturdays at 4 p.m. beginning July 1.
Fiscal Year-end fundraising update: time is short
As KGOU's fiscal year draws to a close June 30, time is short to join our campaign to add to the number of station supporters. Can we meet the goal of 500 contributors, to ensure KGOU's ability to continue bringing you the service you rely on? If you haven't given in a while — or ever — this is a great time to show your support!
'Reverse Course': A Here & Now climate series
Midday newsmagazine Here & Now will begin a reporting series Monday, June 26 looking into efforts across the U.S. to move the dial on climate change. Here & Now's senior editor Peter O'Dowd and producer Chris Bentley will report on machines that pull moisture from the air to provide water to the Navajo Nation and the rural borderland Colonias of Texas; forest migration in northern Minnesota; capping abandoned oil and gas wells in Louisiana; and the patchwork of solar-powered microgrids across Puerto Rico. Tune in weekdays beginning at 12 p.m.

Science Friday's 'Cephalopod Week' begins tomorrow
For more than 10 years, Science Friday has dedicated a week to celebrate earth's amazingly smart marine invertebrates. SciFri has created resources to learn about many species of cuttlefish, octopus, squid, and others that make up this classification of sea dwellers. Get tips for hosting a Cephalopod-themed party of your own, coloring pages, videos, and more:
KGOU to simulcast City of Norman's 'Fourth Fest' July 4
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KGOU is working with the City of Norman's Parks and Recreation department to simulcast the evening activities of Fourth Fest 2023. Beginning at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, July 4, plans are to air a live performance by local cover band Hook from Reaves Park. Then, at 9:45, hear the musical soundtrack accompanying the fireworks show in Norman, or wherever you are.
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