People

Alan Lambert has been a Tulsa area broadcaster for more than 52 years. He began his career while still a 16-year-old junior at Will Rogers High school. He worked as an on-air DJ at what was to become KMOD (97.5 fm) and KAKC (1300 am).

Dr. Arthur A. Rasher is an Associate Professor of Management in the Department of Management and Marketing at the University of Tulsa. 

A native of Mount Vernon, New York, Dr. Rasher holds a Ph.D. in Business from Michigan State...

A comedian, born in New York, Barry started performing comedy in Oklahoma, concluding that while Manhattan was the place to be discovered, Tulsa had more parking.

Shrewd.

Yet, for the past twenty years, Barry has never...

Bitten by the radio bug way back in 1977 and the proud possessor of two degrees from the University of Tulsa (B.S. in Broadcasting and Masters of Business Administration), Bill Nole is able to keep his hand in radio and return to the TU campus...

Bob Christiansen has been an announcer and program director for nearly 30 years. He teamed up with Bill Morelock while at Northwest Public Radio, and became part of the nationally distributed "Bob & Bill," which won a CPB program award in...

Chuck has been an air personality since 1970 and been heard nationally for many years as the voice of many commercial products. His love of music knows no bounds, with experience in many music formats, as his love of music is wide open to the...

A writer, a lawyer and connoisseur of absurdity. I frequently contribute commentary to KWGS' StudioTulsa, have been published in This Land, and write for Madmikesamerica.com, an online news magazine.

Connie Cronley, Tulsa writer, has worked in newspaper, television, advertising, and public relations. She writes books and magazine articles, taught writing at a university and managed a ballet company.

She is the author of two books of...

I'm a second-generation hi-fi nut. I can prove this: a picture of me in diapers, listening to my dad's Ampex reel-to-reel tape deck, transfixed by the sounds it contained. My father belonged to the Columbia Record and Tape Club, so the people...