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Ellworth Harris, co-founder and owner of AMS OnSite, a company that specializes in infectious disease detection and prevention in nursing homes Oct 19, 2020

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AMS OnSite had already launched a business based on constant, live monitoring of long-term care facilities, coupled with protocols and technology designed to detect, prevent, and mitigate infectious diseases. With COVID, AMS has re-tooled and expanded - and has teamed up with Tulsa-based Sunshine Care Partners.

Jack Kerfoot, a native Tulsan with 40 years in the energy business, makes the case for renewable energy in Oklahoma Oct 08, 2020

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The words "Green New Deal" make many Oklahoman very nervous, as they contemplate an economic future without a solid foundation in fossil fuels. But Jack Kerfoot argues the transition is inevitable, and well under way - and Oklahoma would be best served by taking advantage of the opportunity.

An international consultant in protocol and civility, Shelby Scarbrough has written a new book on civility in a time of pandemic and political upheaval Oct 07, 2020

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Shelby Scarbrough began her career in Ronald Reagan's White House. She moved to the State Department, and eventually the private sector. Her clients have included Nelson Mandela, Pope John Paul II, and Queen Elizabeth II. She believes restoring formality and civility to the national conversation is fundamental to making any progress toward solving our ongoing societal issues. Here's her conversation with KRMG's Russell Mills.

Ari Rastegar, an expert on commercial real estate investments, weighs in on Tulsa's economic future Oct 07, 2020

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With commercial property investments in more than 30 cities around the country, Ari Rastegar is a rising star in the world of real estate equity investing. He tells KRMG's Russell Mills Tulsa is poised for a boom, and explains why he holds that opinion.

Oklahoma U.S. Senator James Lankford on replacing Justice Ginsburg, the right-to-life movement, and COVID-19 relief Oct 02, 2020

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Senator Lankford explains what he sees as historical precedents for quickly replacing a vacant Supreme Court seat, even in an election year. He also discusses the science behind "right-to-life," and talks about COVID relief and his frustrations with the budget process.

Oklahoma State Election Board Secretary Paul Ziriax on election security and mail-in voting Oct 02, 2020

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Oklahoma enjoys one of the most secure voting systems in the country. But people have concerns, so Sec. Ziriax breaks down the challenges we face in a time of pandemic and political upheaval.

David Dozier, journalist, public relations expert, and author on so-called "Fake News" and how to combat it Oct 02, 2020

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It's estimated nearly one in five Americans cite social media as their primary source of news. David Dozier, Professor Emeritus of Journalism and Media Studies at San Diego State University, says the answer to "fake news" is "social media literacy," and he tells KRMG how one can learn to employ it.

U.S. Senator Jim Inhofe talks about his re-election campaign, his thoughts on Joe Biden, and his frustrations regarding COVID relief Oct 02, 2020

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Sen. Jim Inhofe has served as mayor of Tulsa, a U.S. Congressman, and has been an Oklahoma U.S. Senator since 1994. Our interview with him is presented in full, unedited. It was recorded Sept. 10, 2020 by phone.

Jennifer Tripken from the National Council on Aging on its "Falls Free CheckUp," and the importance of preventing falls, especially among seniors Sep 22, 2020

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One of America’s greatest health risks, especially for seniors, falls affect an estimated 800,000 patients and their families annually in the U.S. The National Council on Aging estimates that one in four Americans 65 or older has a fall annually. The more serious injuries, like a broken hip, can result in dire consequences - as much as a fifty percent risk of mortality within a year. In this podcast, we talk about prevention.

"Retirement Genius" founder Chris Orestes speaks with KRMG's Russell Mills Sep 22, 2020

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Chris Orestes is a nationally recognized expert on senior care, retirement, and long term care, including funding solutions. His advice for seniors and their families can be summed up in two words: "Don't panic." We talk at length about health, finances, and security - always important issues, but perhaps more vital than ever during a pandemic.

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