Sanctuary of Sound: Teresa Knox on Preserving Tulsa's Musical History

Update: 2025-10-20

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In this episode of Good History, OSU History professor Doug Miller speaks with entrepreneur and preservationist Teresa Knox about music, memory, and place. From her roots in West Tulsa to owning Leon Russell’s famed Church Studio, Knox shares how community pride, creative labor, and the Tulsa Sound shape her mission to preserve Oklahoma unique history for future generations.

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Sanctuary of Sound: Teresa Knox on Preserving Tulsa's Musical History

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Sanctuary of Sound: Teresa Knox on Preserving Tulsa's Musical History

Sanctuary of Sound: Teresa Knox on Preserving Tulsa's Musical History