All Episodes
Long Story Short — 259 episodes · page 1 of 3
Portal Meltdowns, Abortion Lawsuits, and State Question 847
Marijuana Facility Safety, Winter Storm Lawsuits and The Vesta Saga
Jail Accountability, Epic Charter Trial Delays and SQ 845
Missing County Gear, Federal Housing Bills and Cedar Lake Water Wars
Campus Conflicts, Tax Credit Gaps and Student Loan Fallout
University Hiring, Housing After Prison, and Educator Exam Data
Prison Call Centers, Norman’s Homeless Program and Statewide Audit Red Flags
Youth Prevention, Debating Education and Governor Ad Blitz
Utility Shock, Housing Protections and Juvenile Murder Laws
Fact-Checking the Debate, Title IX Resistance and Tenant Fallout
Cedar Lake Disputes, County Bail Disparities and Funding Native Success
AI Schools, Ballot Initiatives, and Serial Evictors
Candidate Attendance, Residency Disputes, and Apartment Agony
Voter ID Measures, Campaign Funds for Parents and the Insurance Wildfire
Edmond School Job Cuts, Medicaid Shortfalls and an Expiring Law
Supreme Court Climax, Bail Scams, and AI Data Centers
Outside Political Money & Oklahoma’s Frozen AI Legislation
Helter Smelter, Jail Visitations and Norman's Homelessness Crisis
A Cannabis Crash, The Inola Smelter and A Treasurer’s Commute
A Panhandle Tragedy, Reading Overhauls and The Cost of Play
The Treasurer, the Whistleblower, and the Eviction Engine
The Funding Paradox & The Soybean Squeeze
Abolitionists, Assets, and the Minimum Wage
Red Flags and Silent Journals
Air Alerts, Ethical Pledges, and Invest in Oklahoma
Shadowed Reports and Unfinished Business
Money, Mismanagement, and Mutuals
Oklahoma Battles: State Farm Standoff to Corporate Landlords
The Republican Future & Bicycle Busts
OCAST Leadership Shifts and the Guardianship System
Inola Residents Say Trump’s Industrial Push Is Coming at Their Expense
Vesta Realty Rental Crisis
Twin Chickasha Hearings Reveal Agents Knew of Hail Claim Practice
More Than 30 Oklahoma Agencies Sign Immigration Enforcement Agreements
Federal Health Care Windfall Meets Fiscal Warnings in Oklahoma
Gubernatorial Candidates Rely on Personal Money to Launch Campaigns
Oklahoma Farmers Face Uncertain Future as Comprehensive Farm Bill Splinters
How Oklahoma’s Domestic Violence Sentencing Law is Failing in Practice
Lawmakers Seek Balance in Oklahoma’s Landlord-Tenant Act
Oklahoma Ranks Third for Caregiver Burden as Families Struggle with Eldercare
Judge Allows Attorney General to Intervene in State Farm Hail Lawsuit
Too Little, Too Late, Too Weak: Critics React to Proposed Insurance Legislation
Trailer Park Owner Hikes Rents, Forces Tenants Into Rent-to-Own Deals
State Delays Push Data Center Developers to Private Land
AG Intervenes in State Farm Lawsuit
TSET Investors Board Puts Asset Managers On Notice In Anti-ESG Push
Oklahoma Supreme Court Hears Arguments on Initiative Petition Bill
Former Lawyer’s Aggressive Tactics Target Oklahoma School District Amid Assault Claims
Reduced Oklahoma Prison Phone Call Rates Aren’t Coming Back
Former Corrections Director Approved Million Dollar Deal With AI Company, Then Went to Work For Them
Lawmakers Get Earful As Oklahoma Home Insurance Rates Skyrocket
Critics Say CompSource Plan Will Hurt Policyholders
Education Department Releases Student Test Scores
Dozens of Lawsuits and Hundreds of TV Appearances
Withheld Evidence Emerges in Another Old Murder Case
How OSSAA’s Latest Legal Loss Extends Basketball Controversy
With Little Notice, Oklahoma Prison Phone Call Rates More Than Double
Oklahoma Unprepared for Looming Guardianship Crisis
As Oklahoma Prisons Embrace AI, Critics Warn of Risks
Oklahoma Treasurer Making Another Attempt to Change Corporate Policies
CoreCivic Advertises Jobs at Vacant Prisons in Watonga and Sayre
Tulsa, OKC Resort to Hostile Architecture to Deter Homeless Encampments
Predator Hunters’ Tactics Draw Fans, but Concern Police and Advocates
Anonymous Source Sheds Light on Panhandle Police Impunity
Oklahoma Has Nation’s Highest Average Homeowners Insurance Premiums
Walters’ School Meal Plan Draws Criticism
After Two Years of Debate, Schools Get Months to Ban Phones
RFK Jr. Brings MAHA to Oklahoma
Parents Swallow Junk Fees to Pay for School Lunches
Resignations and layoffs at the state’s largest online school
Christian School’s Runoff Email Sparks Debate Over Partisan Lines
Oklahoma Watch Files Transparency Lawsuit Against Education Department
Oklahoma’s Pending Purchase of Lawton Prison Brings Hope of Reduced Violence
Hail Storms Do Not Explain Oklahoma’s Outrageous Homeowners’ Insurance Rates
Tom Cole’s Bipartisan Reputation Gets Put to the Test
Mental Health Agency Warns of Payroll Issues Amid Cash Crunch
Walters’ New Hires Steeped in Politics, Not Education
OSDE Personnel Payments Raise Questions
As Prison Phone Call Caps Take Effect, Focus Shifts to Tablets
Free Speech in Crisis
Walters Awarded Staff Nearly $600,000 in Bonuses
Sheridan Church’s Tax Status Holds Up, Despite Unabashed Political Influence
Forced Housing, Hidden Kickbacks: How Stay-to-Play Squeezes Sports Parents
Bill to Boost Rural Mental Health and Diversion Programs Advances
Board of Education Approves Controversial Social Studies Standards
Court Fines and Fees Reform Has Broad Support, But Fiscal Questions Persist
Traffic Scheme Nets Texas County DA’s Office Millions
Oklahoma Looks to Privatize Prison Food Service
Stitt Aligns with Trump Administration, Proposes Tax Cuts and Government Efficiency Plan
Housing Insecurity Forcing Oklahoma Seniors To Move
Oklahoma State Guard Plan Unveiled
Content in Walters' Revised Social Studies Standards
Content in Walters' Revised Social Studies Standards
HUD Ends Section 8 at Duncan Apartments, Residents Told To Leave
How Ex-Secretary’s Investment Ties Sparked Lawsuits, Audits and Controversy
Bill filling period begins
A new open primaries ballot initiative hopes for 2026
Superintendent Ryan Walters’ new video message mandate
Education Department Abruptly Cancels Search for Bible Vendor
LOFT Report Details Lack of Communication in Sending Funds to Schools