Crystal Kelly graduated from Owasso High School and started working in TV news her senior year. Crystal joined KRMG in 2022. She is an advocate for Autism acceptance and a mom to an adult son with ASD. In her free time, she likes to hike with her chihuahuas and dance with her friends.
Journalists, from a radio station with a long history in the community, get real about the issues facing Oklahoma women today. Join our candid conversation behind the scenes about important topics on life at work and home. New episodes are posted every Wednesday at 5 AM.
City Year Tulsa is a team of passionate young leaders who dedicate a year of service to support Tulsa students and schools. Hollis McAllister, City Year Chief of Staff, and Tanika Anderson, a 3rd-year Americorps member, talk with us about their experiences going into classrooms and changing lives. City Year's mission is to support students, especially those in under-resourced schools, by helping them with academics, social-emotional growth, attendance, and creating more inclusive, engaged school environments. Visit www.cityyear.org/tulsa for more info.
As women, we’ve all had that moment walking to our car in a dark parking lot where our keys magically turn into ‘ninja weapons’ in our minds, but that is not how it works. Damsel in Defense helps women swap out the ‘stab-you-with-my-car-key’ plan for actual tools that work. Julie Robinson with Damsel in Defense is on a mission to help women feel prepared, not scared. Julie brings out the big guns, stun guns that is, along with alarms and other tools to defend yourself against would-be attackers. As women, we need to take back our power and learn to protect ourselves. And what’s better than listening to women talk about high-powered stun guns? For more info: www. damselschargeon.com
TRIGGER WARNING: This podcast contains discussion on suicide, domestic violence, sexual abuse, and drug abuse. Crystal Raye has a powerful story about survival. Raised by a mother with a drug addiction and sexually abused as a child, Crystal turned to drugs to ease her pain. She was manipulated by another abuser who became her husband and the father of her children. Crystal battled so much pain for so many years that she snapped one day. She poured gasoline on herself and set herself on fire. Crystal shares with us her story and what her life is like today.
Police said on July 16, 2023, around 8:45 a.m., officers responded to a call about a person down near M.L.K. Jr. Boulevard and West 36th Street North.
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