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Uncovering Oklahoma Adventures Volume 1

I’m excited to announce the release of Uncovering Oklahoma Adventures Volume 1! This movie shares ideas for your own adventures in Oklahoma. Everything from art, to food, and the outdoors, Oklahoma is far from boring. In this first volume, we visit several restaurants and breweries in Oklahoma City and burn off those calories with some outdoor activities. We also visit Davis and Bartlesville to explore what you can do in these small towns.

This first volume contains over 30 remastered and re-edited stories from 2017 and 2018 in a new hour-long experience – perfect for newcomers! You can stream it for free on Amazon Prime or buy a physical copy on DVD or Blu-Ray.

SPOILERS

This volume includes my stories on: Gogi Go, HunnyBunny Biscuit Co, Holey Rollers, Off The Hook Seafood & More, Scottie’s Deli, Chigama, Capitals Ice Cream, Magasin Table, Vanessa House Beer Co, Café Cuvée, OSO Paseo, Ride OKC, Lake Overholser, Martin Park Nature Center, Will Rogers Gardens, The Underground, Magnetic Hill in Davis, Arbuckle Mountain Fried Pies, 777 Zip, Forgotten Wheels Museum, Air Donkey Zipline, Bedré Fine Chocolate, Great Salt Plains State Park, Outpost Coffee, Visit Bartlesville, Phillips Petroleum Museum, Price Tower, Frank Phillips Home, and the Pathfinder Trails. 

The Gathering Place Coffee Co.

The Gathering Place Coffee Co. is a specialty coffee shop in Downtown Shawnee that seeks to be a home away from home for the community by providing a space to meet comfortably and build relationships. 

Jamie Hembree and Josh Cotts share what visitors can expect my Uncovering Oklahoma story. This is the first of three stories that I have about Shawnee from my visit back on Thursday, September 28th.

You can visit this coffee shop for yourself at 415 East Main Street in Shawnee and visit their website for more information at gpcoffeeco.com

My patron supporters get early access to new episodes, including bonus content, like the un-cut interview with Jamie Hembree about The Gathering Place Coffee Co.

Magnolia Bistro

From the chef behind Brielle’s Bistro, Chef Dwayne Johnson opened Magnolia Bistro in Oklahoma City’s Automobile Alley to focus on cajun and creole food.

Visit Magnolia Bistro for yourself at 722 North Broadway in Oklahoma City or on social media, like Facebook.

My patron supporters get early access to new episodes, including bonus content, like the un-cut interview with Chef Dwayne Johnson about Magnolia Bistro.

Geologist & Teacher Lily Christman Peppers

Pallas the Librarian interviews Lily Christman Peppers, the Youth and School Program’s Coordinator at the Myriad Botanical Gardens. Lily also teaches Pallas how to make a terrarium and discuss the book, A Short History of Nearly Everything by Bill Bryson

Lily Christman Peppers was born and raised in Cambridge, MA. She obtained her B.A. in Physics and Geology from the College of Wooster in Wooster, OH. After graduation in 2013, Lily began working as a geophysics researcher for the U.S. Geological Survey and Stanford University, studying electromagnetic data and its potential relation to earthquakes. She then came to work at the Myriad Botanical Gardens in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma to pursue her love of nature and science education. She teaches a variety of botany, biology, and environmental education classes to kids of all ages. Lily loves reading with her cat, Ivan, on her lap, cooking with her husband, Matt, and exploring the outdoors solo or with friends.

Poe Bouyz House

Under construction since April 2015, Poe Bouyz House in Oklahoma City is now open to serve great seafood in a fun environment that feels like home. I interviewed the builder and owner, Tony Howard, and Chef GiGi about the story behind this unique restaurant, what food they offer, the artwork, and what visitors can expect to see. 

This story is a follow-up to this sneak preview tour I did with Tony back in July 2017. Check out that story if you’re interested in seeing what it looked like before and why it’s taken so long to build. I personally had the combination of shrimp and catfish bo’ boy and the gumbo, and they were amazing.

Visit Poe Bouyz House along I-35 in Oklahoma City between NE 23rd Street and NE 36th Street at 3500 N. I-35 Service Road (3500 Frontage Road according to Google Maps). Be sure to follow them on Instagram or Twitter @poebouyzhouse as they are in the soft opening stages with select hours.

If you enjoy my videos, consider becoming a patron supporter. Each video takes me about a day to make, including scheduling, traveling, shooting, and editing. Supporters get early access to new episodes, including exclusive full-length interviews, like my un-cut interview with Tony Howard about Poe Bouyz House.

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