Julianne Tran
Development AssociateJulianne was Public Radio Tulsa's Development Associate from June 2022-2024. She wore many hats at the station — connecting with listeners, writing PRT's newsletters, planning events and doing digital behind-the-scenes.
Julianne grew up outside of Oklahoma City in Mustang, OK. She’s grown to love Tulsa and will even say that Tulsa wins the OKC vs. Tulsa argument. You can often find her taking long walks around the Gathering Place, listening to 88.7 on afternoon drives, going vintage shopping (for glassware sets that she does not need) and baking cobblers and cakes in her Tulsa kitchen.
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Whether you’re a seasoned cyclist or just getting back on the bike, there’s many ways and places to ride in our cycling town. -
Each year, NPR Music hosts its Tiny Desk Contest where the winning artist gets the opportunity to play their own Tiny Desk concert at NPR headquarters and go on tour. Here are our favorite Tulsa and Tulsa-area entrants. -
A long-running event celebrating Asian culture is expanding in Tulsa. -
These local bookstores in Tulsa build community and cultivate a love for reading. -
Whether you’re grabbing a quick bite between meetings or have your heart set on the Platonic ideal of sandwiches, stopping into a local lunch spot is always a good idea in Tulsa. -
This year, the historic Cain's Ballroom celebrates its centennial year. Here's an interview with co-owner Chad Rodgers on 100 years of Cain's. -
We loved seeing Classical 88.7 listeners at our Tunes & Tarts event this January.
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Our chief engineer Brad Newman shares his adventures as Santa. -
Claudia Smith donated her 2001 Lincoln Town Car to support Public Radio Tulsa. -
Missy Iski donated her 20-year-old Toyota Camry to support Public Radio Tulsa. Here's why.
