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Lazy Circles Brewing - photo by Dennis Spielman

Lazy Circles Brewing

Lazy Circles Brewing is a taproom in Norman that embodies the heart of the community by not only making traditional style beers, but also hosting events such as Beer Yoga and Lazy Runners Brew Crew. In this interview, Stephen Basey and Stephen Swanson talk about the brewery they opened in November 2017.

Lazy Circles Brewing - photo by Dennis Spielman

Thanks to my supporters on Patreon! If you became a patron, you’ll get early access to the videos and bonus content. I’m in the process of editing next week’s video, which should be up on there soon. Thank you for watching!

Red Rock Canyon State Park

Red Rock Canyon State Park

Red Rock Canyon is a popular place for rock climbers, but this Oklahoma State Park has more to offer including hiking trails and camping spots. Plus, it’s about an hour drive from Oklahoma City. My wife and I went there for a day trip and in this video, I share some of the sights we saw there.

Red Rock Canyon State Park - photo by Dennis Spielman

Red Rock Canyon State Park - photo by Dennis Spielman

Red Rock Canyon State Park - photo by Dennis Spielman

Red Rock Canyon State Park - photo by Dennis Spielman

Champaign Supernova from 405 Brewing Co - photo by Dennis Spielman

405 Brewing Co

Specializing in non-traditional brewing methods and ingredients, Norman natives Trae Carson and Jonathan Stapleton opened a brewery that allows them to be creative in their beer making adventures. 405 Brewing Co.’s “Liquid Art” is built by hand and in this interview with the owners discuss how they started, what types of beers they offer, and invites everyone to come try one of their unique beers.

I’ve already filmed an interview with another brewery that does more traditional beers, which will be next week’s video.

Cheers at 405 Brewing - photo by Dennis Spielman

Thanks to my supporters on Patreon! If you became a patron, you’ll get early access to the videos and bonus content. Thank you for watching!

Bowls at Gogi Go - photo by Dennis Spielman

Gogi Go

Gogi Go is a Korean fast casual concept located in Oklahoma City’s Midtown District that specializes in Korean BBQ rice bowls and burritos. In this interview, John Lee, Dan Johnson, and Danh Do talk about guests can expect, including the mural by Kris Kanaly.

I’m working on getting back on a regular schedule, trying to film interviews at least a week before they air. In the past few weeks, I’ve reached out to several people for interviews, but I have yet to hear back or get them scheduled. This includes interviews for Yes! Science!

Shout out to my supporters on Patreon! If you became a patron, you’ll get early access to the videos and bonus content. Thank you for watching!

Art Moves

Art Moves

In a mission to spread art to the public, the Arts Council OKC provides free arts events in Oklahoma City with the Art Moves initiative. Held on each workday from Noon to 1:00 pm, Art Moves events may include artist demonstrations or musical performances, and take place in various locations, primarily in the downtown area. The daily line-up features a wide range of artistic mediums such as live art demonstrations, musical performances of all genres, theatrical shows, poetry, short film selections, and more!

This week’s video is part a segment from my documentary, Inviting Art, which explores the impact of the arts in the city. This video does include some changes from the original version. On the subject of Inviting Art, I am excited to announce that Inviting Art will air on OETA HD on February 26 at 10 pm! It will be a special 30-minute version, highlighting the best and most important parts of my documentary.

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