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Capitol Insider

KGOU Radio

A discussion of the week's news from Oklahoma's State Capitol between KGOU Public Radio's Dick Pryor and Quorum Call's Shawn Ashley, plus interviews with newsmakers. You can also watch Capitol Insider on YouTube.

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Episodios

26 episodios

  1. Oklahoma General Election results show interesting trends 5:52
  2. Previewing the Oklahoma gubernatorial race and general election 10:27
  3. Making a plan for voting in the general election 7:52
  4. Voter registration ends as general election nears 5:54
  5. Advocates tell lawmakers childcare industry is a 'failed market' 5:54
  6. Gubernatorial candidates square off in OETA debate 5:54
  7. Student perspectives on the upcoming Oklahoma general election 6:24
  8. AI in political advertising unregulated in Oklahoma 5:54
  9. 10th Circuit approves application of Oklahoma 'anti-discrimination' in schools law 5:48
  10. State pension funds invest small amount in Oklahoma companies 5:49
  11. Candidates set for Oklahoma General Election races 5:49
  12. State employee health insurance premiums increasing in 2027 5:54
  13. Oklahoma economic strength leads to more state revenue 6:19
  14. How does Oklahoma rate in economic development? 9:45
  15. Investigation continues into allegations against state representative 5:49
  16. Chancellor Sean Burrage on new developments in Higher Ed 10:35
  17. Drummond sues another insurance company over storm claims 5:55
  18. U.S. Supreme Court decision upholds Oklahoma transgender athlete law 5:54
  19. State Regents approve tuition and fee increases for higher education 5:49
  20. Reviewing Oklahoma Primary Election results 5:54
  21. New World screwworms threaten agriculture, prompt state response 5:54
  22. State agencies and departments begin implementation of new laws 5:54
  23. Oklahoma Supreme Court case affirms need to follow legal procedures 5:54
  24. With legislative session over, next moves are up to Governor Stitt 5:54
  25. Sine die: Oklahoma lawmakers wrap up the 2026 legislative session 5:54
  26. The effort to adjourn the Oklahoma Legislature early gets complicated 6:24