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KOSU Gala at the KOSU Staff Chad Marshall
Oklahoma History Center and Neal Conan

KOSU GALA A HUGE SUCCESS

More than 250 people attended KOSU’s first ever gala event Friday, September 26 at the Oklahoma History Center. The evening included a reception, dinner and panel discussion on the presidential race featuring NPR Talk of the Nation host Neal Conan, former Governor David Walters, former 2^nd District Congressman Brad Carson, political consultant and former State Senator Jim Dunlap and the 20-year-old Mayor of Muskogee, John Tyler Hammons. KOSU would like to thank our corporate sponsors, The Oklahoma History Center, Stillwater National Bank and the Oklahoma State University Foundation, for helping to make History in the Making: An Evening with KOSU, a success. Also thanks to the many people who shared their evening in support on KOSU.

The 12th annual                          Washington's most outrageous comedy
Oklahoma International            troupe, The Capitol Steps, is coming to
Bluegrass Festival is                 Stillwater! The Capitol Steps will perform
set for Guthrie October             at OSU's Seretean Center Concert Hall
2nd through 4th.                         Tuesday, October 28 at 8pm.   Click here
Click on the OIMB logo to         for ticket information.
learn more.

KOSU is teaming up with The Oklahoma Educational Television Authority in one of the most closely watched elections ever. KOSU and OETA were the only broadcast organizations in Oklahoma to provide comprehensive coverage of the Republic and Democratic National Conventions. Now, we are teaming up again for Voter Voices. Listen throughout the week to what the voters are saying about the issues that are important to them and the qualities they're looking for in the next president.

KOSU Takes First in National Competition

The Public Radio News Directors Incorporated selected KOSU as first place winner for a radio news series called “Mali: An Example of Freedom.” The series examined how Mali’s radio industry is helping its citizens learn how to be part of a democratic society. It was produced by Rachael Hubbard as part of a project that sent her and other Oklahoma media members to Mali to evaluate the media there. Mali journalists also visited the U.S. for training. The exchange project was jointly sponsored by the Department of Agricultural Education, Communications and Leadership at OSU and the U.S. Department of State to help the fledgling democracy in Mali. With this latest honor, KOSU has won 17 national awards for broadcast journalism excellence. To hear more about KOSU's series on Mali's radio industry, click here, and to learn more about KOSU’s new program schedule, visit http://www.kosu.org/.

KOSU Adds Weekly Wine Segment
KOSU is pleased to welcome local columnist Diana Lee for Wine Talk, a weekly two-minute program for both wine enthusiasts and novices. Join Diana each Saturday at 12:04pm, right before the first segment of The Splendid Table, as she examines everything from wine choice to wine country. Wine Talk on KOSU is an extension of Diana’s popular monthly column of the same name featured in the Perkins Journal.

Diana, who lives in Stillwater, is the owner and president of an electronics manufacturing company in California. She received her Doctor in Philosophy in Cultural Psychology from Pacific Graduate Institute in Santa Barbara, California. Lee also holds a Master of Arts in Religion from Claremont School of Theology in Claremont, California and a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Cal State Fullerton.

Diana invites you to join her each Saturday during the noon hour on KOSU. Until then, cheers!

HD Radio Facts
KOSU Real World Radio Initiative student IT specialist Nehal Divekar tackles some frequenty asked questions about HD Radio here.

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