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We're happy to offer several special benefits for KOSU members during the 2016 Year-End Membership Drive (taking place through the end of the year).

1. Pledges of $60 ($5/month) will be eligible for the 2017 Keep It Local card.

Jenny Mae Harms / KOSU

NPR CEO Jarl Mohn visited KOSU's Oklahoma City studios on Friday to get a tour of the station and meet the staff.

In this thirty minute conversation, Mohn talks about the importance of non-profit journalism, NPR's recent ratings increase, and the importance of being live and local—in news and in music.

KOSU listeners will hear a new show with a familiar name and voice today.

As a valued KOSU listener, we want you to know about some upcoming changes to our program schedule that begin this weekend.

As many of you know, the $1.3 billion state budget shortfall and subsequent state budget for the new fiscal year dealt a significant blow to many institutions across the state, resulting in layoffs, closures, and more. For KOSU, that resulted in a nearly 10 percent reduction in our state-based funding in the past six months.

We're happy to offer several special benefits for KOSU members during the 2016 Fall Membership Drive (taking place between Thursday, September 8 to Thursday, September 15).

1. Pledges of $60 ($5/month) will be eligible for the 2017 Keep It Local card.

The Keep It Local OK card help you discover the best local spots in town by rewarding you with discounts and incentives at locally-owned and locally-loved businesses across the state of Oklahoma.

Thanks to Current for featuring our Native reporting project, Invisible Nations!

I had a great opportunity to talk about Invisible Nations and tomorrow's bike tour around Tulsa this morning on KTUL.

Watch below:

The final hour of a membership drive is usually the most challenging 60 minutes for the KOSU staff. After a solid week of making the on-air case for support, our voices are weaker and our eyelids are heavier by the end of the drive. So imagine our surprise when NPR’s legendary legal affairs correspondent, Nina Totenberg, and her producer, Art Silverman, strolled into our Oklahoma City studio during the final hour of the spring 2016 member drive to help us reach our goal.

We're happy to offer several special benefits for KOSU members during the 2016 Spring Membership Drive (taking place between Wednesday, March 30 to Wednesday, April 6).

1. Pledges of $60 ($5/month) will be eligible for the 2016 Keep It Local card.

The Keep It Local card help you discover the best local spots in town by rewarding you with discounts and incentives at locally-owned and locally-loved businesses across the state of Oklahoma.

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