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EHAS - S1 E10 - Justin Newport/Option Ego/Smooth Sauce
On the season finale of EHAS, Justin Newport, a "failed musician" who moved home with his family from Denver, started making music on the third floor of his home several years ago. Releasing his solo experiments under the moniker Option Ego, he has crafted a complementary pair of the funniest albums you've never heard.
EHAS - S1 E9 - Podcast of a Dying Man - Clayton Bahr
Clayton Bahr is still alive long beyond the expiration date his doctors gave. A local fixture in the food and beverage scene, he was also the host of a popular SPY-FM radio show pairing wines and tunes. Bahr was the subject of an Oklahoma Gazette cover story nearly a year ago, but he sits down on camera for the first time to describe the journey from diagnosis through his bucket-list style cavalcade of experiences (recorded days before he left on his Route 66 pilgrimage to the West Coast).
EHAS - S1 E8 - Farmtruck and AZN
From literal street outlaws to the self-described "jesters" of the insanely popular Discovery Channel series Street Outlaws and its multiple spinoffs, Farmtruck and AZN have become international celebrities while also retaining a fairly low-key local profile despite both of them still calling OKC home.
EHAS - S1 E7 - Mindy Tautfest
Mindy Tautfest went from being a registered nurse to the leadership of the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON) in the span of a few short years after a medical event resulted in a near-death experience (which is also the subject of her new book, Dying to Meet Them). Now the Dean of MUFON University, she discusses recent admissions from the federal government and reveals the treasure trove of paranormal records kept by a late Oklahoma City resident.
EHAS - S1 E6 - Carl Wheeler
Carl Wheeler was a West Point graduate who spent a stint in NYC before returning to Oklahoma to found The Highgrade Testing Lab, or Highgrade Labs. He elaborates on the strengths and frustrations of the Oklahoma cannabis industry and the ups and downs that come with operating businesses in several states (as well as his recent cross-continental journey through psychedelics).
EHAS - S1 E5 - Apollo Woods
Apollo Woods was born in Duncan and lived in Tulsa and Houston before founding OKC Black Eats, Foodie Fest and the Bigger Than Food Foundation. He shares his passion for promoting Black-owned businesses while detailing upcoming autumn events.
EHAS - S1 E4 - Jerry Redd
Jerry Redd was born in east Texas, the "land of old money and old religion," but has called Oklahoma City home several times over the years. He talks about the inner strength of the city's music scene and how his experience operating venues in Austin prompted him to become the co-owner of the Blue Note, which has recently been renovated with an emphasis on booking live music most nights of the week.
EHAS - S1 E3 - Ty Gay
Ty Gay played in numerous bands over the years (including local cult favorites Lure and Everybody Panic!) while he expanded his Gracie school of Brazilian jiu-jitsu, Redline. He shares insights about the links between music and martial arts that led him to currently training Maynard James Keenan (frontman of Tool, A Perfect Circle and Puscifer) during his transition from brown to black belt in the discipline.
EHAS - S1 E2 - Dustin "Provo" Provenzano
Dustin "Provo" Provenzano started as a musician signed to a cannabis-based record label in the Pacific Northwest but returned to Oklahoma to found his own cannabis companies (420 Bomb, Dabstronauts, Pot County Cannabis) before launching a smoke-centric event company.
EHAS - S1 E1 - Clarissa "Cid" Castillo AKA "Molly Tamale"
Clarissa "Cid' Castillo drops by the studio for the first episode of "Everyone Has A Story" to share the history of Molly's Tamales from its creation as a side hustle to juggle Bowlsey's erratic band schedule and still pay the bills to its upcoming debut as a brick-and-mortar standalone to-go concept.