Dennis Spielman

Beck’s Garage

On October 23, 2017

American Express partnered with me to share the story behind Beck’s Garage in Oklahoma City’s Western Avenue District, where the customer is always the priority and American Express is always welcomed. In my video with Mr. Beck, he talks about his road to success and the challenges he faces as a small business owner.

There was also a 30-second version made as well:

I’m excited to finally release my branded content video as I was approached back in August for the project. I’ve enjoyed seeing this morning what the other bloggers have done, which I’ve found searching YouTube via #AmexAmbassador. I hope this video leads to more similar gigs as this was a cool project.

Afternoon Nap Killer

By Dennis

On October 23, 2017

In Real

Be careful about taking naps in the afternoon in front of cursed mirrors.

This week’s video features the talents of Michael Roberts, Dennis Spielman, and “Eyes Gone Wrong” by Kevin MacLeod.

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Baking Soda and Vinegar Experiment Session

By Dennis

On October 20, 2017

In Real

Robyn demonstrates some fun experiments one can do with baking soda and vinegar in this week’s session of Yes! Science!

This was our first science session video and I’m pretty happy with how it turned out. Of course, over time, I’ll be working to make these better and better.

McClintock Saloon & Chop House

By Dennis

On October 19, 2017

In Real

McClintock’s Saloon and Chop House in Stockyard City may not have hitching posts, dancing girls, player pianos, or even swigging doors, but they have a saloon with some of the state’s finest woodworking and a dining experience that’s best described as French meets West. The French Cowboy, Michel “Stockyard Mitch” Buthion, and Lindsay Ocker talk about their new restaurant and bar in Oklahoma City’s stockyard district.

Out of all of the various origin stories I’ve heard about businesses, the one for McClintock ranks high as one of the funniest. The craftsmanship of the bar is incredible. Overall, it’s a neat place to visit in Stockyard City.

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Market Adventures on Oct. 14, 2017

By Dennis

On October 18, 2017

In Real

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.