The Oklahoma Today Podcast: September 11, 2023
Published September 2023
By Greg Elwell | 2 min read
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Changing seasons bring changing menus, including the fare at Thirty Nine, the restaurant inside the First Americans Museum in Oklahoma City. Chef, writer, and TV host Loretta Barrett Oden sits down with the editors to discuss the new dishes, a new garden, and how to connect modern foodies with the one cuisine that hasn't found purchase in the U.S.—Native American food.
Check out the new menus at Thirty Nine here and, for more information on Oden and First American cuisine, look for her new book coming in October.
Also on the podcast, the editors grapple with the eternal breakfast quandary: Sweet or Savory? in Question of the Week. Follow Oklahoma Today on Facebook and Instagram to take part in the conversation.
Podvents from this episode come, as always, from TravelOK.com. Here's what the editors discussed:
Guymon Fiesta
Downtown Norman Ghost Tour
Wiley Post Festival in Maysville
Black Buggy Day in Choteau
Garvin County Choral Society & Sinfonietta presents: The Marriage of Figaro on the Ranch in Pauls Valle
The Oklahoma Today Podcast is sponsored by Bravado Wireless.
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