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Oklahannah: An Art Moves Spotlight

“Art Moves Spotlight Series” was crafted with YOU in mind! At Arts Council OKC, accessibility is key, ensuring that wherever you are in the world, you can simply sit back, relax, and immerse yourself in these special performances.

I’m excited to share a special session I recorded featuring the talented musician Oklahannah, presented by Arts Council Oklahoma City. This intimate performance showcases Oklahannah playing four cover songs on her harp and sharing insights in a candid interview.

Whether you’re a long-time fan or new to Oklahannah’s music, this video promises to be a delightful experience.

Stay tuned for more exclusive sessions and interviews with other talented artists from the Oklahoma City community. Arts Council Oklahoma City is committed to bringing you closer to the artists who shape our cultural identity, one performance at a time.

Edgar Cruz: An Art Moves Spotlight

“Art Moves Spotlight Series” was crafted with YOU in mind! At Arts Council OKC, accessibility is key, ensuring that wherever you are in the world, you can simply sit back, relax, and immerse yourself in these special performances.

I’m excited to share a special session I recorded featuring the talented musician Edgar Cruz, presented by Arts Council Oklahoma City. This intimate performance showcases Edgar Cruz playing four original songs on his guitar and sharing insights in a candid interview.

Whether you’re a long-time fan or new to Edgar Cruz’s music, this video promises to be a delightful experience.

Stay tuned for more exclusive sessions and interviews with other talented artists from the Oklahoma City community. Arts Council Oklahoma City is committed to bringing you closer to the artists who shape our cultural identity, one performance at a time.

Photo of the kids campground at ABE’s in Oklahoma City

Swedish Pancakes & Community Impact: Inside ABE’s Unique Downtown OKC Café

Join Dennis Spielman as he visits ABE’s, a unique 1970s campsite-inspired café nestled in downtown Oklahoma City at Sailor & The Dock. Operated by the team behind Not Your Average Joe, ABE’s is more than just a coffee shop—it’s a hub for inclusion, creativity, and culinary delights.

Discover their signature Swedish aebelskivers, made fresh and stuffed with flavors like Nutella, buffalo chicken, or salmon. Enjoy homemade ice cream, fresh egg bites, acai stacks, and their award-winning coffee roasted by a talented team, including groundbreaking roasters from diverse backgrounds.

Beyond the food, ABE’s mission stands out: providing full-time employment opportunities and fostering community for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Take a virtual tour of this vibrant retreat where coffee is brewed in a retro camper, s’mores are roasted, and smiles abound. Whether you’re downtown for Scissortail Park, Thunder games, or shopping, ABE’s is a perfect stop for relaxation and flavor.

Visit ABE’s at Sailor & The Dock at 617 W Sheridan Ave, Oklahoma City, OK.

Reflecting on Alma’s Closure and the Future of Oklahoma Dining with Chef Zach Hutton

In this heartfelt episode of The Food Dood and Friends, hosts Dave Cathey and Julie Porter Scott sit down with Chef Zach Hutton to discuss the unexpected closure of Alma, one of Oklahoma City’s most promising restaurants. Zach opens up about the challenges faced, from creative control to financial difficulties, and how these factors led to Alma’s shutdown. Despite the loss, Zach shares exciting news about his upcoming venture at the Ice House in Edmond, where he plans to launch a new concept focused on a casual, snack-focused eatery with a lively atmosphere. Tune in for an honest conversation about the highs and lows of the restaurant industry, and learn what’s next for one of Oklahoma’s top culinary talents.

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

A Feast for the Senses: The Psychological Art of Eating Well

In this episode of The Food Dood and Friends, Dave Cathey sits down with food writer and author Jared Gleaton to explore the evolving culinary landscape in Green Country and beyond. Jared shares his latest dining experiences in Tulsa, including standout dishes at Barons on First and LoFi, and discusses the exciting new openings on Cherry Street. He also delves into Oklahoma City’s restaurant scene, offering insights into Andrew Black’s new ventures and the ongoing evolution of Nonesuch.

Jared wraps up the episode by discussing his book, A Feast for the Senses, detailing his personal journey of weight loss and the psychology of food. This episode is a must-listen for food lovers looking to stay updated on Oklahoma’s hottest dining spots and culinary trends!

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. The Food Dood and Friends can be listened to anywhere you enjoy podcasts, including Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

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