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  • David Bromberg: In The Studio, A New Lease On Life
    The prolific folksinger and guitarist took 17 years off from recording before returning to the scene with 2007's Try Me One More Time. Watch him perform with a full band.
  • Tulsa Leaders Appalled at Flat Education Budget
    Legislative leaders and the governor’s budget deal does not include additional funding for education. School and city leaders in Tulsa say a flat budget…
  • Young Voters, Once Buoyed By Obama, Turn Away
    In 2004, then-candidate Barack Obama campaigned on a message of hope and gained overwhelming support from young voters. In an op-ed in the Los Angles Times, Neal Gabler writes that many of those young voters are disappointed with his tenure, and they've turned to "DIY politics" instead.
  • Letters: Cancer In Your 20s And 'Ex-Gay' Therapy
    NPR's Neal Conan reads from listener comments about previous show topics including the challenges of facing cancer in your 20s, and the controversial treatment known as reparative therapy that some argue can reverse homosexuality.
  • Italian comedian Beppe Grillo poses during an interview at his home in Genoa.
    In Italy, A Comedian Upends Local Elections
    The Cinque Stelle movement echoes other global movements feeding off discontent.
  • Former Boston Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling had to push through a mob of reporters on Monday after meeting with Rhode Island officials to discuss the finances of his troubled video game company and ask for more state help.
    R.I. Strikes Out On Ex-Pitcher's Video Game Venture
    After helping the Boston Red Sox win the World Series, pitcher Curt Schilling could do no wrong. Then news broke that his video game company had chewed through a $75 million state loan that it's struggling to pay off. Now, Rhode Island officials are moving to protect taxpayers from what appears to have been a very bad investment.
  • 109 year-old Otis Clark
    Otis Clark, Dead at 109. Survived Tulsa Riot
    He fled Tulsa during the 1921 race riot. At 109, Otis Clark was believed to have been the oldest Tulsa race riot survivor. He had been living in…
  • Celebrate OK Mozart's upcoming season with this special program
    The 2012 OK Mozart Festival in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, begins June 8. To celebrate the upcoming season, Performance Oklahoma host Kimberly Powell of KCSC,…
  • Judge Sours On POM Wonderful's Erectile Dysfunction And Heart Disease Claims
    A federal judge says POM Wonderful violated the law by making claims that led people to believe the juice could treat, prevent or reduce the risk of certain diseases. But the company is claiming victory because it will not have to clear its future marketing plans with the FDA.
  • If sanctions continue, Iran's tankers could fill up with surplus oil and leave the country with no place to store its continued production.
    Iran In Tough Spot As Sanctions Take Economic Toll
    The United States has stopped buying Iranian oil, and the European Union is set to do so at the end of next month. There are sanctions on Iran's central bank and punishments for companies that help Iran ship its oil. Experts says Iran's oil exports are now in serious jeopardy.
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