Listen up: The Oklahoma Today Podcast is here
Published September 2019
By Greg Elwell | 11 min read
Cover photo by Gavin Whitner.
Here at Oklahoma Today, we're not content just giving you the best magazine in the state (in our humble opinion), so we're bringing you a weekly audio guide to this state we all love.
The Oklahoma Today Podcast is now available for download! Below you can find links to our previous episodes, but you can streamline the whole process by getting on your favorite podcast app—Stitcher, Spotify, Apple, etc.—and subscribing. That way you can be sure always to have the latest episode right at your fingertips.
Season 2:
Listen to Episode 1: Spooky Season
Listen to Episode 2: The Introvert's Guide to Oklahoma
Listen to Episode 3: Learning to be an Okie
Listen to Episode 4: Online Gift Guide with Mary Beth Babcock
Listen to Episode 5: Museum of the Red River
Listen to Episode 6: Quarantine Fitness with Jesse Slone
Listen to Episode 7: Local Produce Delivery with Ashley Neal
Listen to Episode 8: State Parks with Tom Creider
Listen to Episode 9: Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma with Stacy Dykstra
Listen to Episode 10: A Sunny Forecast for 2021 with Meteorologist Emily Sutton
Listen to Episode 11: Food Worth the Drive 2021
Listen to Episode 12: Special Kneads with Tina Hanna
Listen to Episode 13: Best Bookstores
Listen to Episode 14: Oklahoma History Fun with Jonita Mullins
Listen to Episode 15: Black History Month Programming with Kristin Williamson
Listen to Episode 16: Cold Cuts with Dane Tannehill of Jane's Delicatessen
Listen to Episode 17: Popping Wheelies with BMX USA's Shane Fernandez
Listen to Episode 18: Oklahoma's Irish History with Larry O'Dell
Listen to Episode 19: Dog Show with Danielle Persons of Puppy Haven Rescue
Listen to Episode 20: Hiking and Off-Roading with Susan Dragoo
Listen to Episode 21: Momentum 2021 with Kristin Gentry and Amber Duboise-Shepherd
Listen to Episode 22: On Your Toes with the Oklahoma City Ballet
Listen to Episode 23: Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum with Kari Watkins
Listen to Episode 24: Lyric Theatre with Michael Baron
Listen to Episode 25: The Good, The Bad, and The Legendary
Listen to Episode 26: Riding Bulls with Ryan Dirteater
Listen to Episode 27: Watching Movies with deadCenter Film Festival
Listen to Episode 28: Acting Out with Jackson Gifford
Listen to Episode 29: Summer Reading with Emily Williams
Listen to Episode 30: State Park Improvements with Chad Crow
Listen to Episode 31: REWIND with Michelle Moeller and Kelsey Karper
Listen to Episode 32: Playing Out with Travis Linville
Listen to Episode 33: Visiting Bartlesville with Maria Gus
Listen to Episode 34: Appreciating Art with Callie Chunestudy
Listen to Episode 35: Rocking WoodyFest with Miranda Huff
Season 1:
Listen to Episode 1: Stillwater
Listen to Episode 3: Fishing Oklahoma
Listen to Episode 4: Scenic Oklahoma
Listen to Episode 5: Scissortail Park
Listen to Episode 6: Oklahoma Autumn
Listen to Episode 7: SpoOKy Season
Listen to Episode 8: Pie Junkie
Listen to Episode 9: Renewing the American Spirit at OKCMOA
Listen to Episode 10: Lacey Lett and Oklahoma Music
Listen to Episode 11: Winter(ish) Wonderland
Listen to Episode 13: Made in Oklahoma Coalition
Listen to Episode 14: Beau-Ho-Ho! (with special guest Beau Jennings)
Listen to Episode 15: The Santa Claus Chronicles
Listen to Episode 16: Jonathon Stranger
Listen to Episode 17: K.C. Clifford
Listen to Episode 18: OKC Mayor David Holt
Listen to Episode 19: Visit Enid
Listen to Episode 21: The Oklahoma City Girls Art School with Kiona Millirons
Listen to Episode 22: Rodeo Cinema with Kim Haywood
Listen to Episode 23: The Chef's Table, Rococo, and Bruce Rinehart
Listen to Episode 24: Black Wall Street Burning
Listen to Episode 25: The Food Issue
Listen to Episode 26: Anadarko
Listen to Episode 27: Science Museum Oklahoma
Listen to Episode 28: Mexican Food Destinations
If you’ve got questions for us, or even topics you’d like to hear about in future episodes, drop us a line at OKTPod@travelok.com. Rate and review us online and, if you wouldn’t mind, tell your Oklahoma-loving friends to give it a listen.
