Follow us on an October Saturday as we visited several antique, flea, and farmers markets in Norman and Oklahoma City. This montage video highlights only a small fraction of the many types of markets in the metro area. We visited Norman Farm Market, Farmers Public Market, The Antique Mall, Urban Agrarian, Pam’s Plants, The Basement, and Toy Base 10. Since this was filmed in October, there are shots of various interesting Halloween items and lots of pumpkins in farmers markets.
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A Yes! Science! profile video on Jennifer D’Agostino, the Director of Veterinary Services for the Oklahoma City Zoo and Botanical Garden.
Dr. D’Agostino earned her doctorate from Michigan State University and joined the OKC Zoo in 2003 for her residency work during post-graduate training and was hired as director of veterinary services in 2008. Dr. D’Agostino is also a diplomat in the American College of Zoological Medicine.
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As two roommates are about to watch the new season of Stranger Things, things take a dark turn.
This week’s video features the talents of Daniel Austin, Pallas, Dennis Spielman, Robyn Wheelock, and “Strange Stuff” by Matt Harris.
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No longer an obsolete form of entertainment, the viral trend of table games is officially sweeping down the plains. However, The Boarding House Game Lounge in downtown Guthrie is taking the movement a step further. Along with the hundreds of popular game titles and the snack and beverage choices typical of table game cafes, The Boarding House has created an eclectic oasis of cozy lounge areas, interesting art, and other creative touches to form a truly unique atmosphere.
Housed at 124 West Oklahoma Avenue in the heart of historic downtown Guthrie, The Boarding House is one of the key new businesses helping Guthrie make an economic resurgence. Greeting guests at the door is a large stage to the left, which is used for live music events such as their Fusion Friday nights, as well as for events. Most of the east wall is covered with shelves of every game imaginable, and over at the bar is a wide range of snacks and drinks including real-ingredient frappes and pizzas. Upstairs in the mezzanine level amidst the low ceiling, exposed brick walls, and vinyl-and-book store, is more seating and eclectic fixtures—a favorite haunt of RPG gamers playing Dungeons & Dragons. Back downstairs, peppered between the mismatched tables and comfortable lounge furniture, are homey touches like potted plants, vintage lamps, and—of course—more games.
The Boarding House’s game library currently boasts over 375 titles. Board, card, and dice games as well as vintage, classic titles, and new releases are all available for a small daily fee.
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In this adventure video, I interrogate John Pagonis of Guthrie Haunts on the electric chair and I chat with two of the artists of Not For Sale on a comfortable couch.
While I’ve done videos on both of them recently, for my adventure video I went on a different route. For Guthrie Haunts, we talk about both of the haunts and on Not For Sale, I interviewed two other artists that I didn’t interview. I wouldn’t call this video a rehash.
Happy Adventures!