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Personal History interview with Marti Rickman
A personal history interview with Marti Rickman, by students at Oklahoma City University in an Intermediate Spanish class led by Dr. Mark Griffin.
Oklahoma Voices: Gary England
In this interview, the television weathercaster talks about his family's history in Oklahoma, his life growing up in Oklahoma, his career as a meteorologist, and more.
Oklahoma Voices: Paul Thompson
Paul Thompson talks about LGBT history and civil rights in Oklahoma City.
Oklahoma Voices: Anita Arnold
Anita Arnold talks about her life in Northeast Oklahoma City. Interviewed by Sandra Richards on August 17, 2007.
Oral History: Gloria Hall
Gloria Hall talks about growing up in Oklahoma City and her work with her church.
Oral History: Brad Compton
Brad Compton talks about his career with the Oklahoma City Zoo working with animals like Judy the Elephant and Zeppy the Cockatoo.
Oklahoma Voices: Dorothy Alexander
Dorothy Alexander talks about her experiences in the LGBT community in Oklahoma.
Oral History: Joe Quigley
Educator Joe Quigley tells the story of his time with Oklahoma City Public Schools and the fight to protect LGBTQIA+ youth in the school system.
Oral History: John Temple
John Temple talks about growing up in northeast Oklahoma City and about his family's funeral home, Temple and Sons.
Oklahoma Voices: Hazel Habben
Hazel Habben talks about her life. (Note: the transcript is only partially complete, but the audio recording includes the entire interview)
Oral History: Joyce Henderson
Joyce Henderson talks about her life in Oklahoma City and her career as an educator.
Oral History: Catherine Cook
Catherine Cook talks about her career in librarianship, working in Kansas, Florida, Texas, and Oklahoma, and her time with the Oklahoma Library Association.
Oklahoma Voices: Helen Goulden
Helen Goulden talks about her experiences in the LGBT community in Oklahoma.
Oral History: Sara Cunningham
Sara Cunningham talks about her life and her work with the Free Mom Hugs organization.