KOSU recently hosted Mary Louise Kelly in Oklahoma City. She co-anchors NPR’s afternoon news show, All Things Considered, and has written several books. Mary Louise is also well-known for her work creating NPR’s national security beat, which launched in the aftermath of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.

This conversation was held at Oklahoma City Community College on November 4, 2025 in front of an audience full of KOSU members. We also wanted to share Mary Louise’s insights with those who couldn’t make it to the event. A special thanks to our partners at ArtDesk and Home Creations for making this event possible.

Please enjoy this conversation between NPR host Mary Louise Kelly and KOSU Executive Director Rachel Hubbard.

Oklahoma’s two biggest cities are providing help for utilities during the government shutdown.

Undocumented students are fighting for in-state tuition.

An exhibit of black equestrian life is coming to Oklahoma City.

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Funds are coming to help with food assistance amid SNAP cuts.

Starbucks workers in Oklahoma plan to join a national strike.

Organizations are working to get a piece of 50-billion-dollars for rural health care.

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State and federal authorities make more arrests of undocumented drivers.

An Oklahoma fugitive gets caught after 13 years on the run.

Hot temperatures are taking a toll on Midwestern farmers and the food they harvest.

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Oklahoma is working to get food to its citizens.

A Muscogee citizens case against the state could be heard in the US Supreme Court.

Oklahoma County’s drug treatment court helps people navigate the criminal legal system.

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A judge’s order brings hope for food assistance in Oklahoma.

State employees feel the impact of the federal government shutdown.

A man convicted of murderer as a teen gets paroled after more than four decades behind bars.

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Food banks are preparing for an end to SNAP benefits.

The state’s top prosecutor is getting involved in a hunting case against a tribal citizen.

A new Oklahoma album features an instrumental guitarist and a heavy metal band.

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Tribal and state leaders prepare for food assistance programs to stop this weekend.

Signature gathering begins on a ballot measure to open primaries.

Oklahoma bats seem to be avoiding a disease impacting their North American brethren.

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