"Currie Ballard, A Life Story that Enriches Us All" was first aired on Sunday October 16th 2011. Our Guest was Currie Ballard, Member, Oklahoma Bardon and Parole Board.

1. What he has been doing recently
2. His early years, what he experienced and how it affected him
3. When and why he left Los Angeles
4. In 2010, he was inducted into the Oklahoma Historian Hall of Fame, kinds of historical preservation activities he enjoys doing
5. His immediate family's difficulties with the law and the Black Panther movement
6. How he came to move to Oklahoma – hos educational years at Langston University
7. The series "The Ebony Chronicles"
8. Discuss his service on the Oklahoma Human Rights Commission
9. Discuss President Hollaway of Langston and how he became Historian in Residence at Langston in 1993
10. Discuss his appointment to the Pardon and Parole Board by Governor Frank Keating
11. His second appointment to the Pardon and Parole Board and how his life experiences affect his work on the Pardon and Parole Board
12. His fascination with collecting butterflies

Currie Ballard, Mick Cornett, Kent Meyers