Podcasts about lawton oklahoma

Video – Farmer's Market – Lawton, Oklahoma – onlyinokshow.com

Serving hundreds of shoppers each week, the Lawton Farmers Market is a year-round market housed in our brand-new facility located at 77 SW 4th Street, in the heart of the historic Ware district in downtown Lawton, Oklahoma. Our mission is to support our southwest Oklahoma farmers by connecting consumers directly to local food producers, strengthening community bonds by bringing friends, neighbors, and visitors together to create a sense of community and social gathering, and educating the general public on the benefits of eating locally produced food. We act as a gathering place, as well as a resource, for learning about food, agriculture, and nutrition. Lawton, OK is a city that features exciting events, amazing cultural attractions, as well as business opportunities. Arguably one of the most diverse cities in the United States, Lawton is also known for the hospitality of its community.  

FIRST ALERT DAY: Severe WX expected across the plains today (Tuesday, March 29). Meteorologist Lexie Walker 7News explains the severe weather risks around Lawton, Oklahoma.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/local-news-live-daily/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Aaron and Jon are joined by Tori from RKO, Full Body Cast, and Teseracte Players of Boston to celebrate a huge milestone for our fellow Rocky Horror performer Kristian Lavercombe, get hype for a possible upcoming winter hangout, and discuss the best ways to market a weird-as-hell B-movie. Global News: Read about Kristian Lavercombe's 2000 Rocky Horror performances https://www.whatsonstage.com/shows/richmond-theatre/the-rocky-horror-show_237056 Learn more about Barry's appearance in Love Letters https://bocaratonobserver.com/events/actors-barry-bostwick-sharon-gless-star-a.-r.-gurney-s-love-letters-lynn-university/ Community News: Learn more about Barry's upcoming appearance at Lawton Oklahoma's Apache Casino Hotel https://www.apachecasinohotel.com/event/rocky-horror-picture-show-45anniversary/?fbclid=IwAR3LbgZczvRI9_ApieivZAVyAmDzoPCAeUKjHIhK1mbmd8daI2lcVKa7d8E Weigh in on the 2023 Vegas Hangout https://www.facebook.com/groups/531650247643242 Check out the spookily awesome shirts at TeeVillain https://www.teevillain.com/ NAAQ Sources: Raynour Bourton - The Rocky Horror Show As I Remember It The Rocky Horror Picture Show FAQ: everything left to know about the campy cult classic https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parental_Advisory https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_Curry#Discography Ozrockyhorror.com https://www.newburycomics.com/ http://www.rockyhorrorwiki.org/wiki2/index.php?title=Read_My_Lips https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven_dirty_words https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Repo!_The_Genetic_Opera Music: - Intro/Outro - Jupiter's Smile by The 126ers - Stings - Library at freesound.org Script by Aaron Tidwell, Jacob Roger-Gordon and Meg Fierro Produced and edited by Aaron Tidwell and Meg Fierro Rocky Talkie is an Audiogasmic LLC Production

Is you had Glaucoma, a disease that can make you blind, would you trust eye drops from a pharmacy or marijuana? Would you want to get medical advise from Dr. Google, Dr. Legislator or Dr. Jean Hausheer, a board certified ophthalmologist? Jean R. Hausheer, MD, FACS Dr. Hausheer practices comprehensive cataract and refractive eye care in Lawton Oklahoma with a predominantly native American, military, and rural patient base as Clinical Professor Dept of Ophthalmology, with the Dean McGee Eye Institute, affiliated with the University of Oklahoma. She also works as Adjunct Clinical Professor of Rural Health with Oklahoma State University Family Medicine and Emergency Medicine residency programs in Lawton. She obtained her medical degree from the University of Missouri Kansas City School of Medicine, and Internship and Ophthalmology residency training at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota. Prior to coming to Oklahoma in 2012, Dr. Hausheer was ophthalmology residency program director at the UMKC Department of Ophthalmology where she achieved the academic rank of Professor. She has served as Executive Editor of the Second and Third Editions of the AAO Basic Techniques in Ophthalmic Surgery textbooks, and in 2018 completed a Master Certificate in Healthcare Management. She is past president of both the Missouri Society of Ophthalmological Surgeons and the Oklahoma Academy of Ophthalmology. Dr. Hausheer is past president of the Oklahoma State Medical Association, and for two years has served on the Oklahoma Opioid Overdose Fatality Review Commission as appointed by the Oklahoma Attorney General. She is current president of the Great Plains County Medical Society and has served on the Hearts That Care free medical clinic board of directors in Lawton since 2013. Publishing this coming summer, Hausheer has co-authored a book chapter on Ocular Conditions and the Endocannabinoid System for the medical textbook, “Cannabis in Medicine: An Evidence-Based Approach”. Currently Dr. Hausheer serves on the Oklahoma Health Care Authority as board member, and chairs Administrative Rules and serves on Pharmacy Advisory Committees to the board. Since 1994, Dr. Hausheer has served as Oral Board Examiner to the ABO and has also served as written and oral exam writer over the years. Since April 2020, Dr Hausheer has led the Healthier Oklahoma Coalition COVID 19 Task Force which includes leadership from Oklahoma Hospital Association, Oklahoma State Medical Association, Oklahoma Osteopathic Association, Oklahoma Nurses Association, Oklahoma Academy of Pediatrics, and Oklahoma Academy of Family Medicine. Since early December 2020 she has led statewide weekly hour-long press conferences on COVID 19, which are directed towards the public.

Did Lawton Oklahoma have a serial killer in their midst in 1999-2002? Or longer? With five official victims and very possibly more, join us in this horrifyingly true story.  

TW: sexual assualt/rape of minorsOn July 25, 1985 in Bethany, Oklahoma, 18-year-old Rozlin Abell left her family home with the intention of job hunting as her younger sister, 15-year-old Fawn, tagged along. Neither of them returned home and it's discovered twenty-five years later that no one was actively pursuing their case. Court and Beck are left shocked as Jenn leads them through other similar cases involving a serial kidnapper and how he could potentially be linked to the Abell sister's case.This episode also recognizes Michelle Crawford who went missing June 8, 1999, from Lawton Oklahoma.Listen to the Episode for all the details and visit finalminutespodcast.com for pictures and sources!

Bueno, pues ya estamos aquí de nuevo. Parece que fue ayer cuando nos despedíamos hasta el final del verano y… aquí estamos. Y aquí estamos contentos y felices de poder llegar hasta vuestras casas a través de esta ventana abierta al mundo que es la radio, la radio por internet, claro. Y vamos a retomar las cosas donde las dejamos, en la música, los músicos y sus historias. Hoy nos visitan dos músicos de altura que traen bajo el brazo un disco irrepetible: “The Union”, un trabajo conjunto de Elton John y Leon Russell que salió al mercado en octubre de 2010 y que llegó disparado al puesto número 3 de las listas. Este es su primer corte, If It wasn’t for bad. “Si no fuera por malo”, una canción compuesta por Leon Russell. Elton John y Leon Russell “The Union” If it wasn’t for bad, corte 1 El inglés Elton Hohn lleva 50 años subido a un escenario, y aunque ahora parece que se retira, ha lanzado más de 30 álbumes de estudio y ha vendido más de 300 millones de copias en todo el mundo, siendo uno de los artistas de más éxito en la historia de la música pop. El estilo de Elton John siempre ha sido clasificado como solt rock o glam rock, pero lo cierto es que ha cultivado infinidad de géneros como el country, el disco, el R&B y alguna que otra incursión en las maneras más duras del rock, sobre todo al principio de su carrera, para evolucionar, supongo que por la edad, hacia las baladas románticas, años 1980 y 1991, unas baladas por las que hoy es más conocido. Es curiosa la forma de componer que tiene el tandem formado por Elton John y Berni Taupin, su letrista de cabecera. El método es el siguiente: Bernie escribe un conjunto de letras y se las manda a John. Este se sienta al piano y trabaja con ellas hasta conseguir la música, lo que, según ha dicho, generalmente logra con rapidez. Nunca escriben las canciones juntos. Y funciona, que suerte. Hight hundred dollar shoes, ”Zapatos de 800 dolares”, canción escrita por Elton John Elton John y Leon Russell “The Union” Hight hundred dollar shoes, corte 2 Elton John lleva meses viajando por todo el mundo con una larga gira de despedida, no en vano es una de las pocas superestrellas que sigue viva y en activo. Le acompañan su polémica autobiografía “Yo”, así la titula, y el estupendo biopic “Rocketman”, dos productos destinados a revaluar el legado artístico y a rubricar su despedida profesional. A lo largo de la gira cumplirá 73 años. Y, bueno, como a todo bicho viviente, la edad no perdona y la merma de facultades ha llegado al escenario. El año pasado, en mitad de un concierto en Auckland (Nueva Zelanda), el cantante tuvo que parar, y, llorando, confesó que no podía seguir porque había perdido la voz por completo. El diagnóstico oficial es una “neumonía atípica”, ya en proceso de curación, pero que ha conseguido mostrar la vulnerabilidad de una figura tan excéntrica como extraordinaria y que podría precipitar el adiós definitivo de un artista legendario cuya voz parecía inmune al paso del tiempo. Vamos con el tercer corte del disco, Hey ahab, una canción de Elton John. Elton John y Leon Russell “The Union” Hey ahab, corte 3 El que no hará más giras es el compañero de John en este trabajo. Leon Russell, y no las hará porque desgraciadamente falleció en noviembre de 2016, en su casa de Nashville, a los 74 años tras sufrir un infarto. Leon había empezado su carrera musical en Lawton (Oklahoma) formando una banda en la que, por cierto, también estaba un jovencísimo J.J. Cale. Trasladado a los Angeles, entra a formar parte de la “troupe” de músicos de estudio y colaboró con gente como Phil Spector, los Byrds, Gary Lewis & the Playboys, Herb Alpert y el mismísimo Frank Sinatra. En 1967 fundó su propio estudio y cambió de imagen: barba, melena y sombreros de copa. De esta guisa, se integró en Delaney & Bonnie, y se inventaron un estilo que llamaron “rock del pantano”, un estilo que no era otro que country sureño. Esta relajada forma de hacer música fascinó a los británicos y, al parecer, influyó estéticamente en estrellas como George Harrison o Eric Clalpton. Vamos a escuchar nuevamente a la pareja en una canción de Elton John, Monkey suit. Elton John y Leon Russell “The Union” Monkey suit, corte 7 Pero el que definitivamente propició su ascenso a primera división fue Joe Cocker. Cocker, que había grabado ya algunas canciones de Russell, tenía contratadas unas fechas por Estados Unidos pero no tenía banda, así que Russell le solucionó el problema y la gira fue uno de los grandes eventos de 1970, dejando constancia de ello una película y un doble LP. También es verdad que Joe Cocker quedó un poco maltrecho tras la gira por que, según cuentan las crónicas, alli se aplicó con estricta disciplina el principio básico de “sexo, drogas y rock and roll”. A partir de 1970, y con su propio sello, editó discos extraordinarios de otros artistas como Dreddie King o J.J. Cale pero su estrella se apagaba por este alejamiento voluntario del gran público. Nuevamente un inglés sacó a Russell de su letargo. Elton John ya había coincidido con Leon Russell y siempre había declarado su admiración por el torrencial pianístico de Russell, así que, a instancias de Elton, en 2010 grabaron a medias este magnífico The Union. In the hands of angels, “En manos de los ángeles”, una de las aportaciones de Russell al disco. Elton John y Leon Russell “The Union” In the hands of angels, corte 14 Esta grabación y la reedición de algunos de sus trabajos anteriores volvieron a poner en la escena a este excelente músico. Le duró poco. En 2014 visitó España dando conciertos en los que se evidenciaban sus problemas de salud. Del trabajo de estos grandes artistas nos queda, desde luego, el disco, pero también un documental, que lamentablemente yo no he visto, en el que se muestra la colaboración y fabricación de este excelente trabajo. Por él desfilan personajes como Neil Young, Brian Wilson, Brooker T. Jones, Robert Randolph o Don Was, entre otros. Vamos a despedirnos con A drem come true, una canción compuesta para la ocasión por ambos. Elton John y Leon Russell “The Union” A drem come true, corte 09 Y nada más por hoy. Os agradecemos vuestra lealtad incontestable y esperamos y deseamos contar con ella a lo largo de una temporada más. Sabed que vuestra casa está en “Sienteloconoido.Caster.fm” y que aquí os esperamos todas las semanas. Gracias por vuestra atención y hasta el próximo programa. Entre tanto… y como siempre… ¡¡¡Buenas vibraciones!!!.

https://www.hybridpress.net/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/hybridpress/ https://watermarkartcenter.org/bury-the-hatchet-prayer-for-my-pah-be-john-hitchcock/ John Hitchcock, born in Lawton Oklahoma, he is of Kiowa and Comanche decent. He's a printmaker, musician, an educator, his CV is as long and adventurous as they come. He has been an artist in residence in Shanghai, China, Belgium, Italy, South Africa, and Argentina, and has exhibitions across this country. He received his BFA from Cameron University in Lawton Oklahoma, his MFA in printmaking and photography at Texas Tech University, and is currently the Associate of Arts at the University of Wisconsin - Madison. But what makes John so interesting is his ability to collaborate. He's got his disarming manner to him that draws you to him. Almost everyone I know has interacted with him, and vice versa.

In this episode we talking from Lawton Oklahoma and just giving you the things on my trip for my vacay --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jr-bell8/support

In this episode, we explore: Guest Background Should we buy a house or rent a house? Finding out how to use VA Loan Buying and Holding stocks Challenges of Investing from overseas Finding deals through wholesalers Different types of resources Financing deals About Naaman: Naaman Taylor is an Active Duty Army soldier of 12 years and plans to make a career out of the Army. He has been a Real Estate Investor for seven years starting with his VA loan. His current portfolio consists of a Four-plex in Killeen Texas, Triplex in Lawton Oklahoma, two duplexes in Harker Heights Texas and four single family homes in the Dallas Fort Worth area (15 units across small MF and SFHs). He loves to invest in the 2-4 family homes surrounding military bases for high cash flow and central to northern Texas cities for appreciation and median cash flow. His future plans are to buy and hold as many properties as God allows him for retirement. Snapshot: 36:24 What is your number one failure in real estate? A place of mine went over budget. What advice do you have for other military investors to be successful? Utilize your VA loan correctly. What inspired you to marry a military and serve your country? I enjoy the work as a soldier and teaching younger ones. What is your dream? I just want to travel all the time. Quotes: “People do this all the time, people live everywhere around the world and make money around the world.” 17:49 - 17:52 “If you find to yourself that you are deserving to make money and you deserve to have nice things, you can find a way. You have to believe in yourself first.” 17:56 - 18:03 Snippet: 12:24 - 13:28 REELS: 26:13 - 26:52 Connecting with the Guest: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/uncommon_denominator1/?hl=en Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/taylor.naaman

POSTPONED UNTIL A FUTURE DATE Richard Bridgeforth is the founder of the 2020 1st Annual All-Star Women in Jazz Festival, blending art, contemporary, Latin, smooth, and traditional Jazz, in the first-ever event of its kind in Lawton, Oklahoma, a new location annually to hear the best jazz music from a female artist from around the nation. Scheduled Lineup with Paula Atherton, Carol Albert, Ragan Whiteside, Sunnie Paxson, Candace Woodson, Andrea Brachfeld, Joyce Spencer, Heidi Tann, and many more. We are looking forward to seeing you at this history-making event on November 27th -28th. Friday 6:30 pm - 10 pm /Saturday from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Our guest is Lawton City Councilor Onreka Johnson. Onreka is the founder of Next Step TLP homeless youth program, currently works as a certified behavioral health case manager for Our House Counseling and is involved in various organizations in the community. We talk to Onreka about the ripple effects of her Lawton Mental Health Town Hall along with discussion about COVID-19 and racial injustice.

Daniel Martin is a notoriously entertaining person in Lawton Oklahoma. He is a pipeliner, dad and fun guy. In this episode I may have tried to get him to rap by busting a little freestyle myself. If this is not entertaining to you just skip forward a few minutes, it turns back into a podcast. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/highnote/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/highnote/support

Kris Vereen Talks “Humble Beginnings, Culture Shock, Lawton, Oklahoma, Fitting in, MMA + more!

Daniel is a pipeliner. One of my funniest clients and an all-around entertaining person to talk to you. In this episode we discussed the early days of my tattoo career, Tattoo schools, apprenticeships, pipeline, how strange Lawton Oklahoma is, and much more please check it out. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/highnote/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/highnote/support

recorded at Bethel Assembly of God 1115 D ave. Lawton Oklahoma 1.12.2020

Today I saw my sister for the first time in months because of her Basic Training at Fort Sill in Lawton Oklahoma. She details her experience there and what its like to be an American Solider.

The topic is Limited Atonement with the thesis, "For whose sins did Christ die?" Pastor Terry Basham will represent the Calvinist position while I (Josh Gibbs) will represent the traditional perspective of Limited Atonement. Terry pastors Bethel Baptist Church in Lawton Oklahoma.#apologetics #debate #limitedatonement #calvinism #biblestudy #oldpaths #traditionalism --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/joshua-gibbs3/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/joshua-gibbs3/support

2015 - EPISODE 224, AUTHOR TERESA M. BROWNING (BOOK - A BLACK MAN'S PAIN) ON JERRY ROYCE LIVE WORLDWIDE - -----------------------------------------------------------------------Ervin is the typical young boy born as a bastard child that finds himself unwanted and unloved by those closest to him. Rejected at birth, his only hope at unconditional love was from his grandparents who take and raise him as their own. After a few years of pure happiness, Ervin’s estranged mother Molly decides that she wants her son back and his never ending nightmare begins.At 5 years old Ervin meets the physically-scarred Molly for the first time and has no idea that he is about to enter a world no child should ever be exposed to. Unbeknownst to Ervin, Molly is fighting her own personal demons. Her sexual appetite is uncontrollable and she makes it evident she is in no hurry to stop her erogenous ways.-------Teresa Mason Browning (1961-present) was born in Lawton Oklahoma, parents were in the military, grew up traveling, and return to Washington DC in 70s. Her First book, "Why I Kept My Past A Secret" was in the top 10 books of the year 2001 and 2003 Mosaic books. Ms. Browning now resides in the South.I believe that a trusting attitude and a patient attitude go hand in hand. You see, when you let go and learn to trust God, it releases joy in your life. And when you trust God, you're able to be more patient. Patience is not just about waiting for something... it's about how you wait, or your attitude while waiting.-Joyce Meyer"I first discovered my passion for writing at the early age of 13. I would sit alone and write for hours about my thoughts, dreams and about the people around me. I wrote in a journal every day. As the years passed I decided to take my journals and put my thoughts in book form.As a self-published author I actually didn’t start putting my work together for a novel until my children were in there last few years of high school. They were very supportive in my goal of becoming a writer.Getting my work published was the easy part. It is you who must be able to walk through the door in YOUR season to deliver the message. If you reach one person with your message from what you have written, you know you have achieved the goal you personally set out to do.For all of you who have taken me out of your busy day to read through the pages of these books, I extend a gracious thank you. I hope that they have been blessings to you and have allowed you to release everything that has held you back from accomplishing your hopes and dreams in life. Peace and love to you all."~Teresa M. Browning

2015 - EPISODE 224, AUTHOR TERESA M. BROWNING (BOOK - A BLACK MAN'S PAIN) ON JERRY ROYCE LIVE WORLDWIDE - -----------------------------------------------------------------------Ervin is the typical young boy born as a bastard child that finds himself unwanted and unloved by those closest to him. Rejected at birth, his only hope at unconditional love was from his grandparents who take and raise him as their own. After a few years of pure happiness, Ervin’s estranged mother Molly decides that she wants her son back and his never ending nightmare begins.At 5 years old Ervin meets the physically-scarred Molly for the first time and has no idea that he is about to enter a world no child should ever be exposed to. Unbeknownst to Ervin, Molly is fighting her own personal demons. Her sexual appetite is uncontrollable and she makes it evident she is in no hurry to stop her erogenous ways.-------Teresa Mason Browning (1961-present) was born in Lawton Oklahoma, parents were in the military, grew up traveling, and return to Washington DC in 70s. Her First book, "Why I Kept My Past A Secret" was in the top 10 books of the year 2001 and 2003 Mosaic books. Ms. Browning now resides in the South.I believe that a trusting attitude and a patient attitude go hand in hand. You see, when you let go and learn to trust God, it releases joy in your life. And when you trust God, you're able to be more patient. Patience is not just about waiting for something... it's about how you wait, or your attitude while waiting.-Joyce Meyer"I first discovered my passion for writing at the early age of 13. I would sit alone and write for hours about my thoughts, dreams and about the people around me. I wrote in a journal every day. As the years passed I decided to take my journals and put my thoughts in book form.As a self-published author I actually didn’t start putting my work together for a novel until my children were in there last few years of high school. They were very supportive in my goal of becoming a writer.Getting my work published was the easy part. It is you who must be able to walk through the door in YOUR season to deliver the message. If you reach one person with your message from what you have written, you know you have achieved the goal you personally set out to do.For all of you who have taken me out of your busy day to read through the pages of these books, I extend a gracious thank you. I hope that they have been blessings to you and have allowed you to release everything that has held you back from accomplishing your hopes and dreams in life. Peace and love to you all."~Teresa M. Browning