A fund drive is when we ask you, our listeners, to take a moment to consider what this public radio station is worth to you: why it matters to you personally, what you gain from listening to it, why you keep returning to it, and what our programming actually brings to you. Listener support is our leading source of income here at Public Radio Tulsa --- as in, all those forty- and sixty- and hundred-dollar checks that are sent in from listeners throughout our community. (They really do "add up" --- and they really do make it happen.)
Join the club! Support the radio that you rely on. (Click here to make a contribution in the amount of your choosing.)
And meanwhile --- as you ponder whether Public Radio Tulsa is worthy of your support --- hear what others have had to say about our programs. Do these sentiments echo your own?
Laura-Beth-Woods.mp3
Laura Beth Woods talks about how listening to NPR has helped her "grow as a person."
RC-Morrison.mp3
R.C. Morrison offers an informed appreciation of KWGS that refers to our station as "a real gem."
Brad James WET Final.mp3
Brad James likes our weekend music shows (and "The Writers Almanac" every weekday at 9am).
Katie Fox WET Final.mp3
Katie Fox loves to cook and also loves Public Radio Tulsa.
John Fancher Final WET 1-11.mp3
John Fancher refers to himself an "open-to-close listener."
BradBrownInformingThePublic.mp3
Brad Brown listens on the drive to and from work --- and values NPR's unbiased efforts to inform the public.
Jacob-Thompson.mp3
Although Jacob Thompson is relatively new to NPR, he loves it...and says that it "prepares [him] for life."
Zack-Smith.mp3
Zack Smith is a sophomore here at the University of Tulsa, and he's also a big fan of our Classical 88.7 station.
