Elizabeth Caldwell
@elizawell.bsky.social
News director at Tulsa's public radio station, @publicradiotulsa.bsky.social
U.S. Coast Guard veteran.
U.S. Coast Guard veteran.
Even though he’s moved on to better things, it’s cool that @mbryanok.bsky.social was recognized for his painstaking work on this story…
September 19, 2025 at 10:07 PM
Even though he’s moved on to better things, it’s cool that @mbryanok.bsky.social was recognized for his painstaking work on this story…
I think @benhabrams.com nabbed the most awards for KWGS last night. He's Oklahoma's best public radio host, some are saying.
September 19, 2025 at 6:42 PM
I think @benhabrams.com nabbed the most awards for KWGS last night. He's Oklahoma's best public radio host, some are saying.
Super cool meeting @wsuares.bsky.social tonight! My own news team picked up 10 awards and I was recognized for the first time as an investigative reporter, too.
September 19, 2025 at 3:51 AM
Super cool meeting @wsuares.bsky.social tonight! My own news team picked up 10 awards and I was recognized for the first time as an investigative reporter, too.
I love it when @mikesimonsphoto.bsky.social takes my photo! 😍
June 10, 2025 at 1:25 PM
I love it when @mikesimonsphoto.bsky.social takes my photo! 😍
Isn’t this cool. Tulsa’s public radio station KWGS (@mbryanok.bsky.social, @benhabrams.com and those not on social media) has been honored with several awards from the Oklahoma Association of Broadcasters, including its top award. We did this with a newsroom of four people.
February 8, 2025 at 4:08 PM
Isn’t this cool. Tulsa’s public radio station KWGS (@mbryanok.bsky.social, @benhabrams.com and those not on social media) has been honored with several awards from the Oklahoma Association of Broadcasters, including its top award. We did this with a newsroom of four people.
👉49th in education: About 150 people are gathered at Carnegie Elementary in Tulsa now. They’re protesting a visit by Oklahoma Superintendent Ryan Walters to the school.
January 30, 2025 at 4:36 PM
👉49th in education: About 150 people are gathered at Carnegie Elementary in Tulsa now. They’re protesting a visit by Oklahoma Superintendent Ryan Walters to the school.