Citizens of Tulsa

With mayoral elections coming up on August 25th, we give an overview of what a mayor is and what a mayor does. This episode also features interviews from mayoral candidates, Greg Robinson, Craig Immel, and Ty Walker where we focus on the critical questions revolving around the pandemic and the economic crisis. Follow us: www.citizensoftulsa.comwww.instagram.com/citizensoftulsa

Live at the Juneteenth rally in the downtown Greenwood district in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Featuring Rev. Al Sharpton, Dr. Tiffany Crutcher, Rev. Robert Turner, & special performances and interviews representing the black community in Tulsa. #blacklivesmatterFollow us: www.citizensoftulsa.comwww.instagram.com/citizensoftulsa

While we had some exciting episodes ready for release this month, we feel like it’s best to put those on pause and offer some conversations that can be helpful during this time in quarantine. In today’s episode, Charis calls in Ellen Stackable. Ellen is the co-founder of Poetic Justice that offers restorative writing and creative arts programs to women who are incarcerated. As you may have heard, people who are incarcerated are getting hit with COVID-19 just as hard as the rest of us, but are limited to options that will keep them safe or treat them. In this conversation, Charis discusses what Poetic Justice looks like during this time, and Ellen offers us some guidance on how to live with Radical Generosity during COVID-19. 

Charis sits down with Georgene Dwyer, LPC to discuss therapeutic practices for anxiety facing COVID-19, and she leads us in a personal grounding practice.Follow us: www.citizensoftulsa.comwww.instagram.com/citizensoftulsa

Alex and Will sit down with Tony Li to discuss the rise of fashion and art in Tulsa. Follow us: www.citizensoftulsa.comwww.instagram.com/citizensoftulsa