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Public Radio 89.5 HD1 – You know the bromide: winners never quit and quitters never win. To which Freakonomics Radio says 'Are you sure' Sometimes quitting is strategic, and sometimes it's the best thing you can do. It's all about opportunity cost: when you re doing one thing, you can't be doing another. So when do you quit the one and start the other? We'll take a look at broad survey of quitting data, and talk everyone from aspiring baseball players to prostitutes about quitting after years of hard work, preparation, and chasing big earnings.

public Radio 89.5 HD1 – It's impossible to predict the future, but humans can't help themselves. From the economy to the presidency to the Super Bowl, educated and intelligent people promise insight and repeatedly fail by wide margins. On this episode of Freakonomics Radio, we'll dream of the day when bad predictors pay. Listen Friday at 8:00 to Freakonomics on Public Radio 89.5 HD1.

Public Radio 89.5 HD1 – Americans are far more likely to know someone who has taken his or her own life than someone who has been murdered. We're a nation with twice as many suicides than murders each year. Yet the profile of suicide as a public health risk is the opposite -- a shameful problem, whose victims and solutions are not the focus of wide debate. Listen Friday at 8:00 to Freakonomics on Public Radio 89.5 HD1.

Public Radio 89.5 HD2 – Final preparations are underway for the annual Jazz In June festival, scheduled for June 23rd-25th in Norman, Oklahoma.
Headliners this year include contemporary Blues performer, Murali Coryell, his father... and Jazz guitar legend, Larry Coryell... and festival headliner, Poncho Sanchez. Complete details, including location and scheduling information for the 2011 Jazz In June festival are available on line at www.jazzinjune.org.

Public Radio 89.5 HD1 – 10AM - NOON THANKSGIVING DAY - CALL 1.800.537.5252 OR GO TO SPLENDIDTABLE.ORG.

Public Radio Tulsa – To express your views about NPR's handling of Juan Williams' termination, please contact NPR directly. Public Radio Tulsa's KWGS and KWTU are local stations and play no role in NPR's personnel decisions.

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Public Radio Tulsa – It's volleyball and soccer sports action this Fall, featuring TU students and broadcasters, and it's not heard on any other station. Follow Captain Cane on Hurricane Spirit Radio 88.7 FM, channel HD3. It's a great reason to buy a HD Radio!!

Fall Schedule

Public Radio Tulsa – For nearly two decades, KAKC AM 970, was Tulsa's top-rated radio station. From the mid 50s to the mid 70s, KAKC ruled the teen and young adult audience, dominating the local radio scene like no other station has before or since. Click here to hear the retrospective, listen to recreations of those glorious years, and learn more.

Public Radio Tulsa – On Thursday, Oct 21 at 7:00 pm you can attend A Prairie Home Companion in a very special HD broadcast on the big screen at a movie theater near you. Since the last Cinecast was such a huge success, we thought we would do it again! The show will once again be beamed live from the stage of the Fitzgerald Theater in St. Paul, Minnesota.

Classical 88.7 KWTU HD1 – Join Paul Neubauer and artists from the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center for a twelve-week series of outstanding chamber music featuring classical masters and contemporary composers from the 2010 OK Mozart Festival in Bartlesville. You can hear these programs in HD on Classical 88.7 on Sunday afternoons from 3:00-4:00. View program listings and learn more.