Step right up to the most chaotic carnival you’ve ever seen! In this episode of Haunted Shuffle, four brave contestants—Amanda, Jack, Lisa, and Brittany—face a series of twisted carnival games hosted by the devilishly tricky Mr. Menace the Sixth. From pie-smashing races to transporting worms with no hands, and a frantic balloon-popping finale, the contestants must survive these gruesome games to win… or face a fate worse than death: joining the mysterious Lost Carney tribe.
Who will rise to the top and who will be left to wander the carnival forever? Find out in Haunted Shuffle: The Carnival Challenges!
In this episode of The Food Dood and Friends, Dave Cathey and Julie Porter Scott are joined by food writer Jared Gleaton for a deep dive into Tulsa’s booming food scene. Jared shares his experiences dining at the newly acclaimed Noche Woodfired Grill & Agave Bar, recently named one of the best new restaurants in America by The New York Times, and highlights other exciting eateries. The conversation also touches on Cherry Street’s culinary expansion and the competitive dynamic between downtown Tulsa and Cherry Street. This episode is perfect for food lovers curious about Tulsa’s evolving dining landscape!
Thank you, Visit OKC, for support of this episode. Learn more about what Oklahoma City has to offer at VisitOKC.com
This episode was produced in partnership with KOSU and Spielventure.
In this pulse-pounding episode of Haunted Shuffle, three unfortunate souls—Amanda, Brittany, and Lisa—face the ultimate horror: they’ve been infected with a zombie virus! Hosted by the ever-menacing Mr. Menace the Sixth and Professor Panic, the contestants must survive a series of terrifying challenges to find the cure before they join the undead. From navigating zombie-filled hallways to recovering mysterious test tubes, the tension mounts as they race against time to solve cryptic puzzles.
Will they uncover the cure and save themselves, or will they succumb to the virus and join the ranks of the living dead? Find out in Haunted Shuffle: The Cure!
Join Jeff Provine as he explores the historic Belvidere Mansion in Claremore, Oklahoma!
This stunning 1907 mansion has a rich history, from a family home to a hospital, and even apartments. Now beautifully restored, the Belvidere Mansion is a local treasure. But is it also haunted? We delve into the spooky side of the mansion with tales of ghostly footsteps, mysterious figures, and unexplained phenomena. Discover the mansion’s architectural marvels, learn about the Bayless family, and indulge in delicious food at the Pink House.
Don’t miss this spine-tingling episode of Visiting Haunts!
My latest book, which I wrote with Jeff Provine, is now available for you to read! If you’re new to OKC, trying to expand your horizons, planning to Visit OKC, or trying to convince a friend to move here, “100 Things to Do in Oklahoma City Before You Die” is a thoughtful collection of places to experience and activities to enjoy.
Oklahoma City boomed out of the prairie in 1889 with a land run, and it hasn’t stopped since. At the literal crossroads of the nation where I-35 meets I-40 and one of the key cities on Route 66, OKC welcomes travelers from across the country and world. Today they call it the Modern Frontier, where there is no shortage of people to meet or things to do. Take a drive to see highlights of Route 66 like the Gold Dome, Milk Bottle Building, and Lake Overholser Bridge, the background of countless road trip movies. Get to know the history of the city and take in some fabulous culture in museums like the First Americans Museum, Oklahoma Hall of Fame at the Gaylord-Pickens Museum, and the Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center. Have a night on the town with a musical canal cruise, a Ferris wheel ride, and the best slice of pie you’ve ever eaten. Shop the new Farmers Market at Scissortail Park, tour the town’s hidden record shops, and the chic’est chic of OKC’s numerous art districts. When you’ve done all that, you’re just getting started!
In 100 Things to Do in Oklahoma City Before You Die, you’ll get the best tips from local researcher and ghost-tour guide Jeff Provine and journalist Dennis Spielman on where to meet Sir Indiana Bones the Museum Cat, where to hunt for fairy houses in the park, and where to play retro video games while sipping signature cocktails. There’s always something new to do in OKC!
Book Signing: Saturday, July 20, from 2:30 – 4:00 p.m. Second Story Books 718 Culbertson Dr, Oklahoma City, OK 73105 Free and open to the public
Book Signing: Thursday, July 25, from 6 – 8 p.m. Best of Books 1313 E Danforth Rd, Edmond, OK 73034 Free and open to the public
Presentation and Book Signing: Saturday, July 27, from 10 a.m. – 7 p.m. OKC Horror Con 100 Mick Cornett Dr., Oklahoma City, OK 73109 Free and open to the public
Book Signing: Thursday, August 1, from 6-8 pm Kendall’s Restaurant 100 S 3rd St, Noble, OK 73068 Free and open to the public
Book Signing: Friday, August 2, from 7 – 9 p.m. Literati Press Bookshop 3022 Paseo, Oklahoma City, OK 73103 Free and open to the public
Book Signing: Saturday, August 3, from 3-4 pm Full Circle Book Store 1900 NW Expressway, Oklahoma City, OK 73118 Free and open to the public
Presentation and Book Signing: Saturday, August 17, from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Lit Fest at Metro Library Downtown 300 Park Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Free and open to the public
Presentation and Book Signing: Monday, August 26, from 7:30 – 9:00 p.m. Literati Press Bookshop 3022 Paseo, Oklahoma City, OK 73103 Free and open to the public
