
- Playing
- So Long Tim Lannom
- From
- This Land Press
Tim Lannom loved big houses and historic houses. He owned multiple properties around Tulsa and spent his time restoring and renovating them with the help of his close friend and carpenter, Randy Holloway. In the early nineties, Lannom bought and began renovating the historic Brady Mansion.
In this segment, Holloway tells the story of working with Lannom to restore the Brady Mansion to its glory after decades of neglect. Lannom died in December 2007.
More from This Land Press
So Long Anthony Shadid
(03:53)
From: This Land Press
Oklahoma City native Anthony Shadid died of an asthma attack earlier this year while on assignment for The New York Times. Shadid worked as a foreign correspondent for The ...
Joanne Hearst-Castro
(03:21)
From: This Land Press
Joanne Hearst-Castro, the granddaughter of William Randolph Hearst, passed away in late 2011. Hearst-Castro was a resident of Tulsa and maintained a home outside of Seville, ...
So Long Joe Brainard
(12:15)
From: This Land Press
In this segment, we bid a fond farewell to Joe Brainard, an acclaimed artist raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma. We'll hear a communal reading of his poem "Autobiography," his brother ...
Wilma Elizabeth McDaniel
(04:07)
From: This Land Press
Jim Chlebda talks to us about his close friend Wilma Elizabeth McDaniel, a prolific poet and writer who, with her family, left Oklahoma for California in the 1930's. Despite ...
The Dancing Demigod of Tulsa
(03:39)
From: This Land Press
Catherine Margaret "Skilly" Forsman had a beautiful body. She earned it dancing, which she began shortly after popping out of the womb. Skilly, born in Oklahoma City in 1922, ...
So Long Scott Raffe
(04:04)
From: This Land Press
Scott Raffe is known around the world for his fine art photographs of Circus Flora and Zoppe, an Italian Family Circus. A Chicago native, Raffe fell in love with Oklahoma's ...
Episode 9 - This Machine Comes Home
(58:59)
From: This Land Press
This week, the ghost of Woody Guthrie visits our studio and gets us on his wavelength.
Portrait of Survivors of the 2013 Moore, Oklahoma Tornado
(05:55)
From: This Land Press
On Monday, May 20th, 2013, a tornado tore through Moore, Oklahoma, killing at least 24 people.
Broadcast History
Published on www.thislandpress.com
Intro and Outro
INTRO:The following is brought to you by This Land Press, Oklahoma's first New Media company. For more information, visit thislandpress.com
OUTRO:You just listened to a production of This Land Press. For more information, visit thislandpress.com.
Musical Works
| Title | Artist | Album | Label | Year | Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lullabye | Annie Ellicott | Self titled. | Self released | 2010 | 01:24 |

