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Newest Episode: Wed September 01, 2010. 10:56 PM
A podcast from Blog Oklahoma. Oklahoma blog-o-sphere updates; blogging, podcasting, and social media tips and tricks; Oklahoma life, news, and commentary; and much more from the Blog Oklahoma family.
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Wed September 01, 2010. 10:56 PM
It's project time for me again. Between my day job and working on the Blog Oklahoma network, I've run out of time. But that's no excuse for missing a podcast more than one week in a row. So I think its time for another music spectacular, where we listen back to some of the best music played over the last few episodes of the Blog Oklahoma Podcast. So sit back, enjoy, and have a great week.
Playlist:Sentimental by Kortney JeanOne OF Those Days by Codie PrevostCowgirl Up by Kortney JeanDRIVE by Judge JacksonIt's My Time by Michael BehmAll Eyes by Imagine DragonsImpossible Dream by Adrina ThorpeFrench Fries by Radio RIOAnother Day by Admiral TwinLet It Out by Danny HandesA Kind Of Heaven by Hybrid Dawn
Music Spectaculars:Blog Oklahoma Podcast 65: Music Spectacular 6Blog Oklahoma Podcast 52: Music Spectacular 5Blog Oklahoma Podcast 40: Music Spectacular 4Blog Oklahoma Podcast 30: Music Spectacular 3Blog Oklahoma Podcast 21: Music Spectacular 2Blog Oklahoma Podcast 10.5: Music Spectacular
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Wed August 18, 2010. 11:24 PM
Nothing starts your day off like a flat tire ...
In The News: Some of the latest from the Oklahoma blog-o-sphere and the main street mediaKellyology is dealing with Movie AddictionThe Lost Ogle reports on a North Tulsa landfill fireTasha Does Tulsa visits Clay's BarbershopPax Plena comments on advocates for an "Unplugged" LifeMiss Wisabus says once upon a time a snake met a shovelSpot Donut Shop does some research and development on donut holesMark Zimmerman looks at ephemeral artNatural Baby organizes her pantryWordy Owl is on a quest for a babyAnd Dish Water Dreams is a worn out mommy
Tumblr Highlights:Get Safari Reader on Chrome and Firefox with iReaderTumblr for Android Is HereWordPress for AndroidiPhone App of the Week: The Big App ShowQuick Tip of the Week: Create a quick log file with Windows NotepadChildren’s choir singing Portal’s “Still Alive”
Links mentioned in this episode:The Free Sound ProjectBlog Oklahoma Goodreads Group: The Colorado Kid by Steven King
Music:Sentimental by Kortney JeanOne OF Those Days by Codie Prevost
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Wed August 11, 2010. 11:41 PM
Did everyone catch the forecast for this week? It's seven days of temperatures above the century mark. So please everyone if you have to be outside, stay safe, some people can develop symptoms of heat stroke suddenly and without warning, if you feel even slightly dizzy, fatigued, or queasy, stop what you are doing and get cooled off. And also please remember to bring your pets inside, they don't need to be out in 100 degree any more than you do.
In The News: Some of the latest from the Oklahoma blog-o-sphere and the main street mediaRed Dirt Revival shares a library themed wedding shootJenX67 gives 5 reasons to consider a federal careerDustbury comments on Mary Hart's legsSmall Biz Survival explains what a familiarization tour doesExpedition Oklahoma visits Marland Mansion in Ponca CityBowling in Tornado Alley comments on mortality and FacebookEnd User Agreement reaches a milestoneSix happy hearts shares "A Mom's Prayer On the First Day of School"A Casual Affair has a great recipe for a weekendCHROME tales from the back of a bike takes a ride down some great curvy roads
Tumblr Highlights:Facebook Pages Layout Change NoticeThe Facebook Meh buttonEarly Voting for Oklahoma Primary Run-OffGoogle / SBA: Tools for Online SuccessBend, a notepad replacement based on the Zune interfaceiPhone App of the Week: Cat PhysicsQuick Tip of the Week: Pin your web app tabs in Google ChromeVideo of the Week: Cockatiel singing Imperial March
Links mentioned in this episode:WallbaseBlog Oklahoma Goodreads Group: The Colorado Kid by Steven King
Music:Radio by Judge JacksonImpossible Dream by Adrina Thorpe
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Thu August 05, 2010. 12:11 AM
Hey everyone. Sorry I couldn't get a podcast out last week. I just got tangled up in other projects to properly work on one. To make up for it, I'm starting to roll out few new segments to the podcast that I hope you'll enjoy. But before we begin I'd like to congratulate Jari Askins and Mary Fallin on winning their respective primaries. I'm really looking forward to this year's governors race. I'd also like to remind everyone the run off election is coming up in a few short weeks on August 24th. Check with your local county elections board for details. To all the other politicians, parties, and pundits: you can stop calling my house now. Stupid robocalls.
In The News: Some of the latest from the Oklahoma blog-o-sphere and the main street mediaPolitical Realities comments on WikiLeaksBeth: A Work In Progress encourages you to participate in forumsBlogOklahoma.us has an expedition through the Oklahoma PanhandleJames Corbridge Photography shows the results of time and weatherSorta Crunchy lists four fun ways to practice playful parentingMainstream Baptist comments on the mythology of Christian NationalismLife in Southeast Oklahoma lets you know if you have a "BLOGGIN' NOGGIN'Oklahoma Women's Network reports the Oklahoma Music Hall of fame is to honor Jean ShepardA Road From Douglas County has been struggling with her relationship with timeSherri Blossoms gets a new old desk
Links mentioned in this episode:BlogOklahoma.org: Facebook Page Admin Alert: Landing Tab Widths To Change This MonthBlogOklahoma.org: Learn Objective C: Day 1BlogOklahoma.org: How Can I Make iOS 4 Usable on My iPhone 3G?BlogOklahoma.org: 5 Time Zone ToolsBlogOklahoma.org: Quick Tip of the Week: Reuse Sample BallotsBlogOklahoma.org: Oregon Trail: The MovieGoodreads.comBlog Oklahoma Goodreads Group
Music:DRIVE by Judge JacksonA Kind Of Heaven by Hybrid Dawn
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Wed July 21, 2010. 11:30 PM
It's just too hot, too dusty, and too cat infested at the home office right now to do a podcast. So I brought my podcasting equipment down to the small cold dark north facing windowless office, all in the hopes I can do at least an adequate job in a cool cat free environment.
For those of you unfamiliar with the small cold dark north facing windowless office, it's my day job office. It's a small office located on the north side of the building and I have no windows. In the winter time the Oklahoma wind howls, and it makes this office ever so cold. Plus I have a light that's going out, so it's dark. Thus it's a small cold dark north facing windowless office.
I don't think I'll make it a habit to record here, but at least for the time being it will have to do.
I would like to remind everyone to go vote on Tuesday July 27th for the Oklahoma Primary Election. Polls are open from 7 AM to 7 PM. Even if you are not registered Republican or Democrat, I would encourage you to stop by your polling place, you may have a local election you can participate in. If you are unsure where your polling place is, contact your local county elections board. You can find its number in the phone book or by visiting OK.gov/elections.
In The News: Some of the latest from the Oklahoma blog-o-sphere and the main street mediaJeromy Lukenbaugh is trying to dump cableIncurable Insomniac doesn't like Google's new Image Search formatDishin & Dishes likes Mickey Mantle's SteakhouseOKPolicy Blog doesn't like SQ 744And So She Blogs throws her sister a surprise partyTasha Does Tulsa lets us know there's more to blogging than twice-reheated coffee, bathrobes and pink bunny house shoesStar Trek Fan @ Tumblr shares a life lesson learned from William ShatnerTulsa Food Blog is having a Foodie Scavenger HuntClair Kennedy Design tells why you cut fabric on the straight of the grainGeek on life's wife asks, "That’s going on the blog isn’t it?"
Links mentioned in this episode:OK.gov/electionsBit.ly
Music:It's My Time by Michael BehmFrench Fries by Radio RIO
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Thu July 15, 2010. 04:27 AM
I'm back from vacation, I'm recording on a new day, and I've got a couple of new side project in the works that I'm excited to tell you about soon. Needless to say I'm relaxed, reenergized, and raring to go. Oh and you'll probably hear the air conditioner running in the background during this weeks podcast. It was like 95 degrees here in my home office. Too hot, too humid, and so July.
In The News: Some of the latest from the Oklahoma blog-o-sphere and the main street mediaBatesline provides a voters' guide for the The 2010 Oklahoma Republican primary ballotDutsbury shares why you should not try to baptize a catOKonomics reports on Oklahoma's Tenth Month of Economic RecoveryExpedition Oklahoma visits Foss LakeKellyology makes pancakesFor the Love of Teaching comments on the importance of positive calls to parentsAdorkable Annie makes thai chicken pizzaOklahoma Blogging Club features blogger Becky McCray Two Wheel Oklahoma lets us know their show will be on Rogers State University Public Television in AugustI Like To Fish has a Memoir Monday
Links mentioned in this episode:How To Add Web Ring Code to PosterousPolitifact
Politifact Widget:
Music:All Eyes by Imagine DragonsLet It Out by Danny Handes
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Wed July 14, 2010. 01:25 PM
So I was reviewing my family’s schedule for the rest of the summer and discovered my weekends are just full. If it’s not family trips, its time needed to work on the house and yard. I also found over my vacation last week that it was nice to be away from the keyboard, even for just a couple of days. So I’ve made the decision to reschedule when I record the Blog Oklahoma Podcast. Upon review, the best time to record is Wednesday night.
There are several benefits to this time shift for me, and I don’t believe this move will interfere with anyone’s listening habits. I looked over the stats the other day, and most of the listens happen much later in the week.
If you have any thoughts on my schedule change, please feel free to contact me. Your feedback is always welcome.
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Mon June 21, 2010. 05:01 AM
I've been watch several World Cup matches over the last week or so and I've discovered something. They're 90 minutes long. So I've had to do something to keep my American short attention span in check. I've found on a few broadcasts I can switch language feeds. The other day I watched an entire match in German. Very entertaining. Oh wait a moment, something missing. I'm talking about World Cup and it's not sounding right. Luckily there is an app for that. I don't know how I've ever enjoyed listening to sports with out the constant drone of angry bees. Now with this handy iPhone app I can enjoy the vuvuzela anytime I want to liven up a sporting event like oh say the U.S. Open.
In The News:
Some of the latest from the Oklahoma blog-o-sphere and the main street media
Quality Time shows us how to make a new skirt for the summer
Red Dirt revival is now on Twitter
A Glass of Brandi announces she's one quarter Polish
Life in 100 Words practices a daily exercise in brevity
OkieStrong reports on the Oklahoma legislature seting some renewable energy goals
Two Wheel Oklahoma shows off a new Mesh-Tex jacket
SortaCrunchy makes Chocolate Cake
ITLnet Blog links to Rhubarb Upside Down Cake
77 Counties visist Grant County
New Greener Family asks how your plants deal with the heat
Links mentioned in this episode:
Pocket Vuvuzela (iTunes Link)
Blog Oklahoma Mobile
Google Reader
Oklahoma State Election Board
Music:
Cowgirl Up by Kortney Jean
Guitars and Cadilacs by The Brymers
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Mon June 14, 2010. 12:17 AM
Did you know it now only takes 2 minutes to make popcorn. I don't know why I brought that up. It's probably because I've only had a grilled cheese sandwich today and I guess I'm hungry. It's amazing though in roughly 2 minutes I can enjoy some hot buttery popcorn. I'm just old enough to remember it use to take 3 1/2 minutes, and you use to have to stand by the microwave and listen for it to stop popping or it would burn. I can remember many a day at the office when the smell of burnt popcorn wafted down the hallways. Luckily those days are gone now that popcorn technology gotten us to 2 minutes. I'm gonna go get some popcorn.
In The News:
Some of the latest from the Oklahoma blog-o-sphere and the main street media
VeganElder visits the Tallgrass Prairie Preserve
Moving 4 Life is standing up to food bullies
A Steelers Fan Living in the Sooner State has a bedroom makeover
KDB Dog Mom is looking for a hobby
J.R.'s Place comments on Bryan Danielson's WWE release
Courting the Globe announces summer is officailly in Norman
The Road Less Traveled completed her first sprint triathlon
OkieFunk comments on house district 84
Pith, Marrow, and Coffee Spoons sends greetings from Kenya
All Along the Hightwore revivals one of her obsessions
Links mentioned in this episode:
Blog Oklahoma On Twitter, Facebook, and Tumblr
Oklahoma State Election Board
Music:
2B1 - Jasinski Remix by 46bliss
Another Day by Admiral Twin
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Sat May 29, 2010. 10:56 PM
It's memorial day weekend. The traditional start of summer. I'm planning to enjoy this three day weekend, by get away from the daily grid of the day job, and just plain and simply, go outside. But before I go, I'm going to load up my iPod with some really good music. And that me a thinking. I think its time for another music spectacular, where we listen back to some of the best music played over the last few episodes of the Blog Oklahoma Podcast. So sit back, enjoy, and have a great weekend.
Playlist:
Across The Universe by Katia
Wash U Clean by Beth Thornley
Mine Again by Black Lab
Where Are We Today by Lily Sparks
The Distance by Drugstore Fanatics
The Standing Ones by Hungry Lucy
I've Got You Covered by 7 Million Jigawatts
The Fade to Black by Secret Dakota Ring
Breakout by The West Exit
Upgrade by Jensen Keets
Rush You by Violent Divine
The Girl Who Lives On Heaven Hill (Husker Du Cover) by The Black Heart Blisters
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Sun May 23, 2010. 07:59 PM
It's graduation season. A time when family gets together and sees off one of the family as he starts the next phase of his life, whether it be college or moving into the professional world. Hi I am Jack Hosley from Wander Radio and since your regular host Kevin Latham is off celebrating with his family I thought I would take this opportunity to graduate up to an award winning podcast.
In the News:
Some of the latest from the Oklahoma blog-o-sphere and the main street media
The Siscochick talks about hail damage in OKC
Adventures in college talks about Falling.
Gorilla Rants about the Oklahoma Political scene
Jantelagom Talks about Nick Offermans Woodshop
The Real Housewives of Oklahoma Cherishes a gift.
Grandmother Taught me this is Reliving the Past
Keith Burgin writes about Ronnie James Dio
Ninny Notes on How Good is This?
Redneck Diva talks about Dot Com
Just Flip the Dog offers Wise Words
Links mentioned in this episode:
BlogOklahoma.org, our Tumblr blog
The Audio Drama Directory
Wander Radio
Music:
Widows Haul by Captain Black's Sea Dogges
Bridgette's Lament by Queen's Gambit
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Sun May 16, 2010. 10:52 PM
As many of you already know its storm season here in Oklahoma. I hope everyone is safe and sound, and my prayers go to all to stay safe, and to everyone already effected by the recent storms. If you haven't yet, I'd advise you get a storm kit together. A storm kit consists basic first aid supplies among other important items you'll need just in case the worse happens. Now we keep a bag near the door so we can quickly grab it if we have to leave for the shelter. In it well keep a flashlight, a small first aid kit, our checkbooks, a weeks worth of medication, a phone charger, a weather radio, and a change of socks. That's just little an example. I suggest you visit ready.gov and read up on what you should have in a storm kit. I'll have a link in the show notes.
In The News:
Some of the latest from the Oklahoma blog-o-sphere and the main street media
Route 66 News reports on Michael Wallis being elected to the Tulsa Hall of Fame
77 Counties visits Lincoln County
Star Trek Fan @ Tumblr gets assimilated by the Borg
Surviving Pootie rides in bike race for a cause
Gorilla Rants sets the record straight regarding his gubernatorial endorsement
A Time to Eat makes Chocolate Chip and Banana Muffins
Prairie Bee introduces a 3 year old to Hot Wheels
Ninny's Notes comments on May in Oklahoma
Okie Funk comments on Governor Henry's recent veto
Kellyology is blogging without makeup
Links mentioned in this episode:
www.ready.gov
Midland Weather Radio
Music:
Upgrade by Jensen Keets
Romany Dance Gitano Flamenco by Gypsy Dreams (Tommy Mordecai)
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Sun May 09, 2010. 10:30 PM
The recent spring time rains and high winds brought with them our old friends dust, mold, and pollen. That's right allergy season has finally hit the Latham household. Have you ever seen a family of three sneezing at the same time, it's kind of cool in a miserable kind of way. So its been a weekend of sticky red eyes, running noses, sneezing, coughing and a general lack of energy to do anything besides watch TV in a Benadryl haze. Fun times to say the lest.
In The News:
Some of the latest from the Oklahoma blog-o-sphere and the main street media
The McCarvill Repot Online reports on the passing of Oklahoma radio personality Mark Shannon
Small Biz Survival offers 100 tips to get your business going
A Time to Eat shares a recipe for Poppy Seed-Chicken Pitas
Adventures in College wonders what you can do with a BA degree in English.
Okie on the Lam comments on the low sound of rolling thunder
Blue Sage Studios made the Sunday Paper
Roemerman on Record reports on a proposted bridge in Bixby
CycleDog comments on needing "papers" in Arizona
Life in Our Backyard was birdwatching
And A Shrewdness of Apes realizes sometimes teaching is a dirty business
Links mentioned in this episode:
BlogOklahoma.org, our Tumblr blog
Hulu.com
Music:
Allergy Sufferer by Ric Seaberg
I Wrote a Song About Allergies by Kyle Dine
12 STRING by Laura Monk & High Cotton
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Sun May 02, 2010. 11:35 PM
I'm back. Miss me. I had some things popup over the last few weeks so I wasn't able to get a podcast out, oh by the way, the family says Hi. This episode was going to be the state of the Blog Oklahoma community, but that will just have to wait until I get reorganized. Please be sure to check the Blog Oklahoma blog and join blogoklahoma on Twitter and Facebook for more information. So with out further a do, let's get back into things
In The News:
Some of the latest from the Oklahoma blog-o-sphere and the main street media
The Sisco Chick discovers something she likes on the NFL Network
CHROME tales from the back of a bike takes a ride down the Talimena scenic drive
Real Housewives of Oklahoma tells when life imitated a bad sitcom
The Sooner Geek still doesn't own an eReader
All Trails Lead Home shows how to catch crawdads
Dishin and dishes tells how to season and clean a cast iron skillet
Tulsa Gal is missing Bell's Amusement Park
Batesline tells of when Redd Foxx was Taft's police chief
Okie Funk comments on group of Oklahoma legislators who want to pass a stricter anti-illegal immigration law than Arizona's controversial measure
The Napkin Dad says, "If you can find a path with no obstacles, it probably doesn't lead anywhere."
Links mentioned in this episode:
Blog Oklahoma Blog
BlogOklahoma on Twitter
BlogOklahoma on Facebook
The Clean Up Is Done!
Music:
The Fade to Black by Secret Dakota Ring
The Spanish Gypsy by Mudville
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Sun April 11, 2010. 11:28 PM
It's been one of those weeks. I am mentally tired right now. Besides working on the Blog Oklahoma clean up, it's been 'Get It Done' time at the day job, not to mention all the household chores, dealing with life in general, and hey getting a podcast out this week. The only moment of peace I've had all week were the few hours it took to mow the lawn. The first mow of the season. It's just me, the lawn, the mower, and what ever playing on my iPod at that time. It was bliss. Even though I was physically exhausted when I got done; mentally I was relaxed. Well, up until the time my son lost his key that he in his possession just mere moments before. Sigh. Hurry up lawn and grow. I need to mow.
In The News: Some of the latest from the Oklahoma blog-o-sphere and the main street media
Red Dirt Ramblings reveals the redbuds awakening in the spring
Oklahoma Women's Network reports on "Take Your Constituent to Work Day" on April 13th at the Oklahoma legislator
The Real Housewives of Oklahoma reminds us that April is Autism Awareness month
My life on $97 worth of food stamps starts an herb garden
Okie Funk reports on Oklahoma Attorney General Drew Edmondson’s decision not to enter a lawsuit challenging the recently passed national health care legislation
Freckled all over makes Cucumber Salad
Another Chance Ranch shares her famous punch recipe
Dirtshow Blog attends a wedding on a beautiful spring day
Say Anything interviews the Redneck Diva
CycleDog trys to migrate his Blogger blog to their new system before the May 1st deadline when Blogger stops supporting FTP
Links mentioned in this episode:
Spring Cleaning Time!
Roku digital media player
Blog Oklahoma Podcast on Roku
Music:
It's My Time by Michael Behm
Phone Call #27 by Admiral Twin
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Sun April 04, 2010. 09:04 PM
It is really such a nice day outside I don't know why I'm in here recording a podcast. Let's go outside.
In The News:
Some of the latest from the Oklahoma blog-o-sphere and the main street media
Ninny's Notes share some vintage Easter cards
Jen's Corner of heaven has a Hoppy Easter
Two Wheel Oklahoma list some of the best Route 66 resources
The Vine shares the inside scoop on Whispering Meadows Vineyards & Winery
Wander Radio has an interview with Matthew Wayne Selznick
Route 66 News reports on The neon lights of the historic Tower Theater in Oklahoma City were burning for the first time in decades
Okie Funk comments on Senator Coburn's latest political stunt
J.R.'s Place sets the record straight that he is not retiring
Batestline enjoys his visit to College Hill Coffee.
And Robot House Creative says if you don't vote for Brian Winkeler a toddler will keep hitting him in the face.
Links mentioned in this episode:
It's Widget
Star Trek: Outpost
Spring Cleaning Time!
Lifehacker.com/
NPR Versus the Zombies by Smart Bomb Radio
The ElmoCast
Music:
Across The Universe by Katia
Where Are We Today by Lily Sparks
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Mon March 29, 2010. 04:43 AM
You would think that getting a new house would be a fairly straight forward process; you determine what you want, get a list of homes that fit that criteria and then you select one. In practice, it is a chaotic and confusing fall down a rabbit hole of increasingly complex legal and financial requirements spinning around your head like angry bees, waiting to swoop in and sting you if you make a single mistake; while at the same time trying to arrange to visit with increasingly annoyed sellers who don't want to have to stop watching jeopardy so you can see the home that they claim they want to sell. Hello this is your guest host Chad Henderson, and as you can tell, I am trying to find a home.
A very big thank you to Chad for filling in for me this week. Please feel free to check out his podcast, ElmoCast. I'll be back next week with an all new episode. - Kevin
In The News: Some of the latest from the Oklahoma blog-o-sphere and the main street media
WESLEY FRYER of Speed of Creativity experiments with tripod Flip Video Recording
THE SOONER GEEK thinks March is for Babies
COURTING THE GLOBE reminisces on 365 days in Oklahoma after returning from the peace corps
KEITH BURGIN gets emotional about J.Garcia neckties
Weatherford artist MARK YEARWOOD reveals a new art piece called Dwellings
BETH: A WORK IN PROGRESS goes blog hopping
THE CASTRO FAMILY gets some pennies from heaven
CRAFTY GOAT cheats with her extruder
Links mentioned in this episode:
Spring Cleaning Time!
Google Maps
OKC Podcasting Club
Throw Your Voice
Music: All Songs Perormed by Fugli Fugli's Website
Greensleeves
Hunting The Unicorn
The Fox
Big Home Hunter
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Mon March 22, 2010. 02:41 AM
When I started doing some preliminary work last night for this week's podcast there was a few inches of snow on the ground. Now as I'm recording this, I look out the home office window, and I hardly see any snow except for a few shady spots. It's amazing how Oklahoma's weather works. Really nice day Friday, blizzard Saturday, nice day Sunday. But that is the old running gag here in the state, isn't it. If you don't like the weather wait a minute. That was very much true this weekend wasn't it.
In The News:
Some of the latest from the Oklahoma blog-o-sphere and the main street media
Campbell Family Party of 3 doesn't let the snow stop a fun hotel swim party
Friar's Fires becomes an independent
Adoptive Momma of Two shares what she saw when Spring arived
SpotlightOK has an Ode to Spring
Keith Burgin offers a solution to people parking badly
Oklahoma Modern comments on the state tourism office's new web site
RitzyWife conquers her fear of english muffins
Sherri Blossoms figures out if she's a plotter or a pantser
From Chaos to Grace goes spelunking
Yogi's Den went geocaching on Turkey Mountain
Links mentioned in this episode:
The Radio Adventures Of Dr. Floyd
Spring Cleaning Time!
formspring.me/blogoklahoma
Music:
The Standing Ones by Hungry Lucy
I've Got You Covered by 7 Million Jigawatts
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Mon March 15, 2010. 02:37 AM
Now that my body's internal sense of time is all messed up due to daylight saving time, I can honestly say I have no idea what time it is. At least my sense of the seasons is still working. The weather is getting warm, the birds are singing, the weeds in my lawn are starting to turn green, oh yes I know exactly what this means. It means Baseball season is just around the corner. The Grapefruit and Cactus leagues are training right now, getting ready for that all important opening day that's less than a month away. I've already installed the new MLB AtBat iPhone app, I have my new Cubs baseball cap on order and it should arrive soon, and I've double check that I'm signed up for DirecTV's MLB Extra Innings. Oh I so am ready for Baseball.
In The News: Some of the latest headlines from the Oklahoma blog-o-sphere.
OK Policy Blog reports on State Question 640
Rott-i-Tude talks about the Mrs. Oklahoma International Pageant
Mama Foodie has an OKC Cupcake Throwdown
Next Stop, Verbeck looks at path of the Oklahoma Railway Company's tracks from Norman to More in 1947
WelchOK.com dishes up some chaos theory
Beth: a work in progress takes part in the Fragmented Friday meme
Okie Funk tells about the Oklahoma Citizen, an community-orientated news portal
Dustbury syas to put on a happy face, because the readers are coming, and they’re picky
The McCarville Report reports Sarah Palin and Glenn Beck drew 6,000 people at a Tulsa rally
Route 66 News shares a new song about an old road
Links mentioned in this episode:
MLB AtBat 2010 iPhone App
Who's on First?
SHOUTcast Radio Directory
SHOUTcast Radio Server
Music:
Wash U Clean by Beth Thornley
Rush You by Violent Divine
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Mon March 01, 2010. 12:40 AM
I'm happy to announce the Blog Oklahoma Podcast has won for best podcast in the 2009 Okie Blog Awards. Thank you very much for this honor. The podcast was up against some stiff competition, but in the end I'm guessing my forty listeners rallied to put the podcast over the top. Now this has gotten me thinking, there has to be more than 10 active podcasts here in the state. So over the next few weeks I'm going to explore the Oklahoma pod-o-sphere, and whatever I find I'll let you know know about it. Again thank you to everyone for voting for the Blog Oklahoma Podcast.
In The News: Some of the latest headlines from the Oklahoma blog-o-sphere and the main street media.
Good Government for Norman comments on the Norman mayoral race
Just Flip The Dog is excited about pinewood derby time
JabberBoxTV tells us about who's been announced to play at Rocklahoma 2010, May 28th-30th in Pryor Oklahoma
The Art of Manliness shares why it's important to know who to delegate.
Fancy Buffalo remembers an away friend
Tasha Does Tulsa is so gonna score at the "Just Between Friends" sale, February 28-March 6 at the Exchange Center at Expo Square in Tulsa
Bookgasim reads a new zombie anthology
JenX67 watches the soap opera of figure skating
Blogging 4 Jobs discusses team building
Teach and Tickle observes peace doesn't come like a pond, but more like a river
Links mentioned in this episode:
Rocklahoma 2010
Just Between Friends Sale
Disqus.com
2009 Okie Blog Awards
Music:
Breakout by The West Exit
Oklahoma Run by Harold Fletcher (The Oklahoma Set)
The Distance by Drugstore Fanatics
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