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Berry Tramel, sports columnist for The Oklahoman & NewsOK.com, joined DJ & PK Wednesday morning to talk about BYU joining the Big 12 & preview the Oklahoma City Thunder vs. Utah Jazz season-opening matchup.

The entirety of "DJ & PK in the Morning" for October 20, 2021, featuring: What is Trending Hot Takes or Toast Question(s) of the Day Riley Jensen's weekly visit Berry Tramel, The Oklahoman and NewsOK.com The title sponsor of "DJ & PK in the Morning" is Mark Miller Subaru.

Berry Tramel, sports columnist for The Oklahoman & NewsOK.com, joined DJ & PK Wednesday morning to talk about BYU joining the Big 12 & preview the Oklahoma City Thunder vs. Utah Jazz season-opening matchup.

Hour three of DJ & PK in the Morning for October 20, 2021: Segment 1 - Riley Jensen, College Football Insider Segment 2 - Berry Tramel, The Oklahoman and NewsOK.com Segment 3 - NBA draft picks and positive outcomes

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Hour one of DJ & PK in the Morning for July 26, 2021: Segment 1 - Recapping the weekend in sports Segment 2 - Berry Tramel, The Oklahoman & NewsOK.com Segment 3 - David Locke, Utah Jazz Radio Voice

The Oklahoman & Newsok.com columnist Berry Tramel joined the show to discuss rumors about Texas & Oklahoma in discussions with SEC and what a possible super conference would mean for the rest of college football

DJ & PK - July 22, 2021 - Hour 4 The Oklahoman & Newsok.com columnist Berry Tramel joined the show to discuss rumors about Texas & Oklahoma in discussions with SEC and what a possible super conference would mean for the rest of college football 9am Headlines Feedback

Hour one of DJ & PK in the Morning for July 12, 2021: Segment 1 - Recapping the weekend in sports Segment 2 - David Locke, Utah Jazz Radio Voice Segment 3 - Berry Tramel, The Oklahoman and NewsOK.com

Berry Tramel, sports columnist for The Oklahoman and NewsOK.com, joined DJ & PK Tuesday morning to talk about the impact of NIL in college sports and look at the offseason for the Oklahoma City Thunder.

Dallas Jenkins has created a different kind of series about Jesus. And, Jenkins said, he's “obsessed” with making the experience authentic and intimate for viewers. I spoke to Dallas at the National Religious Broadcasters convention in Texas. We had a great conversation but the audio was noisy, being on the conference floor. Still, his message is important and worth listening. And, when he talked about JOY he was really speaking my language! Key takeaways: Dallas made "The Chosen" after coming off a failed movie project He openly talks about sin He intentionally made the series cast diverse, especially in the portrayal of women. He said there is a difference between joy and happiness. "Joy is eternal." He tries to keep the show Biblically accurate while creating an interesting story. “I don't want people to glorify the show to the point where they think this is a replacement for the Bible,” Jenkins said. “I'm saying from the beginning, that the show is not God's word. Jonathan (Roumie), who plays Jesus is not Jesus. I'm not the creator of the universe. I'm a broken, flawed man … who's trying to do my best to capture the character and intentions of Jesus in the Gospels." Read the Oklahoma and NewsOK.com on Saturday, July 3 for the print edition of this podcast.  

Berry Tramel, sports columnist for The Oklahoman and NewsOK.com, joined DJ & PK Tuesday morning to talk about the Oklahoma City Thunder vs. Utah Jazz matchup and weigh in on some college football topics involving Utah and Oklahoma.

The entirety of "DJ & PK in the Morning" for April 13, 2021, featuring: What is Trending Hot Takes or Toast Question(s) of the Day Berry Tramel from The Oklahoman and NewsOK.com Utah football media availability with Kyle Whittingham, Jim Harding and Charlie Brewer Reaction to the Utah Jazz losing to the Washington Wizards and prepping for a back-to-back against the Oklahoma City Thunder The title sponsor of "DJ & PK in the Morning" is Mark Miller Subaru.

Berry Tramel, sports columnist for The Oklahoman and NewsOK.com, joined DJ & PK Tuesday morning to talk about the Oklahoma City Thunder vs. Utah Jazz matchup and weigh in on some college football topics involving Utah and Oklahoma.

Berry Tramel, sports columnist for The Oklahoman and NewsOK.com, joined DJ & PK Tuesday morning to talk about the Oklahoma City Thunder vs. Utah Jazz matchup and weigh in on some college football topics involving Utah and Oklahoma.

The Oklahoman sports columnist Berry Tramel joined DJ & PK Tuesday morning to talk about the fallout for Mike Gundy at Oklahoma State & what he's hearing about the NBA resuming their season from the Oklahoma City perspective.

Berry Tramel joined DJ & PK Wednesday morning to talk about the Jazz-Thunder matchup tonight and examine how Oklahoma City has stayed competitive this season.

In October of 2011, Carina Saunders was 19 years old, fresh out of drug treatment and had her entire life ahead. However, her dismembered body was located in bags, behind a local grocery store on October 13, 2011 in Oklahoma City. Two men were charged with the murder, however, lack of evidence forced investigators to eventually let them go. If you have any information regarding the murder of Carina Saunders, Please contact OSBI at 1-800-522-8017 or email tips to: Tips@osbi.ok.gov Donate to TipJar: https://paypal.me/crimestate. Crimestatepod.comSources for this episode: Official Affidavit, Search Warrant, Autopsy Report, The Chrysalis Chapters: “Carinas Story” , CBS News: “investigators believe video exists of Oklahoma teens gruesome 2011 slaying”, The Oklahoman: Carina Saunders Obituary, News9: “body found in duffel bag in Bethany field” , News9: “Cody Perez No longer person of interest in Carina Saunders Murder” , News9: “ Carina Saunders parents talk to News9 about daughters death”, News9: “investigators follow new leaders in Saunders case”, News9: “suspect arrested for Carina Saunders Murder”, News9: “more details released in arrest of suspect in Carina Saunders murder”, News9: “Exclusive: Carina Saunders father opens up to News9”, News9: “two accused killers charged with murder of Carina Saunders”, News9: “Murder charged dismissed against suspects in case of dismembered Bethany woman” News9: “detective connected to Carina Saunders Murder let go”, News9: “detective in Carina Saunders case facing criminal charges”, News9: “former suspect in Saunders murder files lawsuit against Bethany police”, News9: “OSBI continues search for evidence in homicide of Carina Saunders”, News9: “person of interest in Carina Saunders case responds to News9” , News9: “Carina Saunders sister speaks out after new $50,000 reward offered”, News9: “Carina Saunders parents: renewed sense of hope”, Newsok: “friends recall OKC woman whose body was found in duffel bag”, Newsok: “mother of woman whose body was found in duffel bag in Bethany told OKCPD she was “terrified”, Newsok: “friends and family of Carina Saunders father for vigil outside Bethany PD”, Newsok: “one person of interest cleared, another sought by Bethany PD in death of 19 year old woman”, Newsok: “Bethany PD contact woman thought to have video of Carinas Saunders killing”, Newsok: “Bethany PD day Cody Perez is no longer a person of interest in woman’s slaying”, Newsok: “two defendants in the Carina Saunders homicide case make appearances in Oklahoma County district court”, Newsok: “Carina Saunders autopsy report released months after Oklahoma woman’s body was found in duffel bag”, Newsok: “killing of Carina Saunders raises awareness of human trafficking cases in Oklahoma”, Newsok: “flawed police work prompts Oklahoma county DA to drop charges in Carina Saunders slaying”, Newsok: “former suspect in Carina Saunders slaying sues Bethany and its police department”, Newsok: “Bethany settles lawsuit with former suspect in Carina Saunders slaying”, Newsok: “investigators, family plea for evidence in Carina Saunders slaying five years later”, Newsok: “knife, clothing found in search of OKC site linked to Carina Saunders”, Newsok: “reward renewed in the Carina Saunders homicide case”, KFOR: “Carina Saunders update: witness claims she’s seen video torture”, KFOR: “investigators looking into new tips in Carina Saunders Murder case”, KFOR: “investigators looking into cellphone possibly connected to Carina Saunders case”, New York Daily News: “Carina Saunders final autopsy released by Oklahoma police, violent death confirmed, News9: “Facebook messages from person of interest in Carina Saunders death under investigation”, News9: “OSBI files new warrant, requests phone records of person of interest in Carina Saunders case” News9: “Carina Saunders family hopeful documentary provides break in case” , Buzzfeed News: “Facebook shares new evidence in cold case of murdered teen” Www.patreon.com/crimestate --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/crimestate/support

Berry Tramel joined DJ & PK Monday morning to talk about the Oklahoma Sooners making the College Football Playoff and what the Oklahoma City Thunder are doing this season

Berry Tramel joined DJ & PK Monday morning to talk about the fallout from Paul George's trade to the L.A. Clippers by the Oklahoma City Thunder. He said that the Thunder will do whatever Russell Westbrook wants with regards to his future but that the hope of a "small-market" franchise are not dead...yet. He also weighed in on the Western Conference race and what he thinks will happen next season.

Berry Tramel joined DJ & PK Monday morning to talk about the fallout from Paul George's trade to the L.A. Clippers by the Oklahoma City Thunder. He said that the Thunder will do whatever Russell Westbrook wants with regards to his future but that the hope of a "small-market" franchise are not dead...yet. He also weighed in on the Western Conference race and what he thinks will happen next season.

Greene County, Missouri was once home to many bustling communities that slowly withered away. One town had quite an intriguing story. There it was said the springs could cure; that a bit of heaven had fallen to earth. A respected doctor even banked his future on the town’s medicinal wonders. Have you ever heard of the lost town of Bethesda? DOWNLOAD NOW Credit: A huge thanks to author and local Greene County historian Shirley Gilmore who wrote a little book called Bethesda: Lost City in 1970, when she was a senior in high school and as part of a Girl Scout project. The book is in the reference section of the Springfield-Greene County Library in Springfield, Missouri. I also grateful for the historical insight of John Sellars, the Executive Director of the History Museum on the Square, dedicated to revitalizing and preserving the history of the Springfield, Missouri community. Sources: Bethesda: Lost City; Gilmore, Shirley; Girl Scout Troop #15 (Springfield, Missouri); August 12, 1970. A Directory of Towns, Villages, and Hamlets Past and Present of Greene County, Missouri; Moser, Arthur Paul; Springfield-Greene County Library; Retrieved December 2018. Robberson Township, Ebeneezer, Hackney, Bethesda, Glidewell; Greene County 1904; Missouri Publishing Co. Glen M. “Heinie” Siegel; Obituary; Newsok.com; January 10, 2001. The Lost Town of Bethesda and More on Springfield's Cryptid History; Urban Cryptids; December 14, 2012. The Mysterious Goat Man; Urban Cryptids; May 19, 2013.

Well good morning, good afternoon and good evening, wherever you are in the world, hello and welcome to the Monday 25th June edition of EV News Daily. It’s Martyn Lee here with the news you need to know about electric cars and the move towards sustainable transport.   VOLKSWAGEN I.D. R SETS NEW OVERALL PIKES PEAK RECORD CNET: "Today the electric Volkswagen I.D. R racer beat set a new overall Pikes Peak International Hill Climb record, racing up to 14,115 feet in a stunningly quick 7:57.148. The previous overall record of 8:13.878 was set in 2013. For its re-entry into Pikes Peak, Volkswagen built a prototype EV with 680 horsepower and 479 pound-feet of torque. A 43-kWh battery feeds juice to the all-wheel drive monster, with an electric motor on each axle that can propel it to 62 mph in 2.25 seconds. Total weight on this bad boy is less than 2,425 pounds, including driver Romain Dumas." One of the benefits of EV power is they don't lose power at altitude like a combustion engine does. “I had some fog and it was quite humid with some damp in the second section,” Dumas said from the 14,115ft summit of Pikes Peak. “I’m happy with this, but we could have gone quicker if that middle sector had been dry.”   VW COULD DOUBLE EV RANGE WITH SOLID STATE com "VW has just announced a joint venture with California-based technology company QuantumScape Corporation to develop new solid-state battery technology for use in future EV models." They'll be investing $100m in SolidScape which was founded 8 years ago and have racked up 200 patents and applications for solid state tech. Axel Heinrich, Head of VW Group Research, said “We want to accelerate the commercialization of QuantumScape’s solid-state batteries. And we combine forces to leverage Volkswagen’s experience as a production specialist and QuantumScape technology leadership. Volkswagen is thus taking another step toward a sustainable, zero emission mobility for our customers in the future.”   TESLA WILL CHARGE FOR 'PREMIUM' INTERNET ON NEW CARS STARTING JULY 1ST Engadget: "Electrek has obtained a sales team email indicating that Tesla is launching a paid Premium Connectivity package for cars ordered on or after July 1st. There will still be no-extra-charge (Standard Connectivity) cell access, according to the email -- you'll just have to pay to get features that current owners take for granted. You'll still get navigation (with traffic-based routing) over cellular as well as live Supercharger usage info and safety-related car updates. Anything that's essential to the experience and doesn't consume too much data will remain free." Read Engadget or Electrek for more. For those who can afford Tesla, the rumours $100/year is not a big deal. The issue is scale.   I-PACE DESIGNER IN BRITISH GQ MAGAZINE Jaguar’s director of design, Ian Callum, explains why the power of innovation is now a matter of millimetres Ian Callum in British GQ this month: "Now we’re getting into the era of electric cars. Some designers want to maintain the traditional profile because that’s what people are familiar with, but I believe there’s a real opportunity here to create something that’s totally different. We haven’t seen enough electric cars yet to know whether the form will change that much. In many ways, what’s underneath [the batteries and ancillaries] is more predetermined than ever, but less so in terms of what’s on top. With the I-Pace, I was determined to throw the visual elements forward rather than leaning it back, so it looks more like a mid-engined car. It certainly spells out that it’s a different kind of car, and not in a contrived way. Packaging the electrical powertrain gives you freedom, but it means the whole car needs to be lifted up. Which goes against the essence of what a Jaguar is." "That’s why the I-Pace was a “crossover”, so we could deal with that. Does the saloon car in its current form have a future, for physical and social reasons? It’s a big question. We believe it does. It’s better for aerodynamics and we’ll find a way of maintaining that form without having to lift the car up in the air. We’re under pressure to make everything taller, to accommodate the batteries under the floor."   STOCKPILING MODEL 3'S Why would Tesla stockpile so many thousands of cars? I'll let Wade from InSideEV's explain: "Will the 200,000th Tesla be delivered in June or July? People are divided on what they expect to happen. But I think it is almost universal that everyone wants Tesla to delay until the 3rd quarter. If they do so, the full $7500 tax credit will be available until the end of December. If the 200,000 limit is hit in June, the full credit will only be available through September." We'll find out Q2 numbers in just over a week.   E-CARS’ STUNT SHOW AMAZES SPECTATORS AT FAMOUS CHINESE LAKE "A stunt show of electric vehicles (EVs), as part of the six-day China EV Rally 2018, Qinghai Lake, in northwest China's Qinghai Province, thrilled the audience around China’s largest lake on Sunday. The rally features only electric cars, and is also the world's highest-altitude "E-car competition. Themed on green and low-carbon traveling, it also showcases abundant new energy resources, as well as the beautiful natural landscapes and ecological environment of Qinghai. With this year’s theme entitled “EV-Led New Era,” about 50 cars took part in the event. Celebrities and sports champions lent their support on site" saTS cgtb: "Participants are required to demonstrate the performance limits of their EVs via various stunts, including suspension – moving with two wheels on the ground, flexibility – forward-reverse serpentine and so forth."   NEW WORDS ENTERING THE OXFORD ENGLISH DICTIONARY The Oxford English Dictionary is the ultimate catalog of the English language, containing detailed information about the history, pronunciation and meaning of more than 855,000 words. Last week, the editors of the multivolume dictionary announced some new words that will be included in the latest edition" according to NewsOK.com: "Zero emission" and "zero carbon," which relate to pollutants."   You can listen to all previous 160 episodes of this podcast on iTunes, Google Play, Spotify, YouTube, TuneIn, Stitcher, and the blog https://www.evnewsdaily.com/ – remember to subscribe, which means you don’t have to think about downloading the show each day, plus you get it first and free and automatically. It would mean a lot if you could take 2mins to leave a quick review on whichever platform you download the podcast. And if you have an Amazon Echo, download our Alexa Skill, search for EV News Daily and add it as a flash briefing. 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Brianna Brochu, Charged With Harassing Former University Of Hartford Roommate, Gets Probation ICE Spokesman Resigns, Saying He Could No Longer Spread Falsehoods for…    NYPOST.COM 3 day care workers charged with giving children melatonin gummies for nap time CLICKORLANDO.COM VIDEO:  Florida woman arrested after throwing pizza on restaurant worker M.NEWSOK.COM  FL woman arrested for calling 911 32 times, 'flirtatiously' asking for ice cream…    

Ryan Aber of NewsOK.com gives a preview of the upcoming college basketball season for the Oklahoma Sooner!  Follow us @STheSPodcast on Twitter.  Rate and subscribe on Itunes, Stitcher, and TuneIn Radio!Listen to short clips from the podcast on you tube at:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0r14k3YJBdOaT9Lz6RJTEw/videosEmail the show StheSPodcast@gmail.com

On today’s podcast Brett Dawson of NewsOK.com joins to discuss the following topics:What are the Thunder doing differently over the last 2 games?, Is Roberson’s offensive role sustainable?, Is Jerami Grant overrated by local media?, The potential of Sabonis, Russ as a leader, Who OKC should target in the draft, And much more!

Coach Nick sits down with Erik Horne, OKC Thunder beat writer for the Oklahoman and NewsOK.com, to discuss what the Enes Kanter arm injury means for the team. Plus, they go in deep on how the team is helping Russ get more rebounds this year, as well as their prognosis for the season.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today’s podcast Brett Dawson of NewsOK joins to discuss the following topics: The current state of the Thunder, Oladipo’s progress in OKC, Can Steven Adams be a top 5 center?, What position should Jerami Grant play?, Why is Presti acquiring so many bigs that can’t play defense?, And much more! Today’s episode is brought to you by Chicken Express!

On the tenth episode of the sixth season of The Sports-Casters hosts Steve Bennett and Don Russ welcome Ryan Aber (The Oklahoman) and Matt Crossman (NASCAR.com, Southwest Magazine). Starting the show with 3Things, Steve and Don talk about the Final Four in basketball and the Frozen Four in hockey, players from the women's soccer team making a wage complaint, and the hockey writers in Buffalo deciding to nominate Ryan O'Reilly for the Masterson trophy. The book club features "Boys Among Men: How the Prep-to-Pro Generation Redefined the NBA and Sparked a Basketball Revolution" by Jonathan Abrams and introduces a long awaited book by Jeff Passan. The show ends with Steve talking about the Mike and the Mad Dog reunion. -Ryan Aber is making his second appearance (00:20:45) on the podcast. Ryan covers the Oklahoma Sooners football and basketball team for the Oklahoman and Newsok.com. Aber talks about the Sooners run to the Final Four and how the buzz in Oklahoma compares to the football team's run to the college football playoffs. Aber also talks about Buddy Heild's place on the list of all-time great Sooner basketball players, the matchup against Villanova, and a potential game for the National Championship against Roy Williams and North Carolina. -Matt Crossman is making his sixth appearance (0:46:46) on the podcast. Matt joins us to talk about two articles he has fresh off the presses. Matt first talks about a piece he wrote for NASCAR.com about two paralyzed racers and their families uniting in the face of tragedy. Next, Matt talks about a piece he wrote for the magazine on Southwest Airlines about kids who have lost their fathers to military service and a camping trip they take with other veterans. Also, Matt talks about his business as a freelance writer and he ranks the best Rush songs and the best non-Christmas holidays.

On the fortieth episode of the fifth season of The Sports-Casters, hosts Steve Bennett and Don Russ welcome Jimmy Traina (Fox Sports), and Ryan Aber (The Oklahoman, Newsok.Com). Starting the show with 3Things, Steve and Adam Lazarus (Don is absent today with a scheduled case of scurvy) discuss the injuries in the NFL, Derrick Henry winning the Heisman, and Pat Kane and the Warriors having their incredible streaks end. The book club features a new book by the Puck Daddy Greg Wyshynski and for the first time a CD. The show ends with the Steve droning on (as he did almost the entire episode) about why he thinks a horse should have been named Sportsman of the Year. -Jimmy Traina is making his third appearance (00:41:38) on the podcast. Traina is back to talk about Howard Stern and his announcement that he is returning to SiriusXM for another 5 years. Traina gives his initial reaction to the announcement, how he sees the future of the show, and if he agrees with the direction of the comedy. Jimmy also talks about the upcoming Mike and the Mad Dog reunion, Bill Simmons, and recording a podcast. Steve and Jimmy talk about the difficulties of booking a podcast as Jimmy takes over the last few minutes of the interview. -Ryan Aber is making his first appearance (01:36:21) on the podcast. Ryan covers the Oklahoma Sooners football and basketball team for the Oklahoman and Newsok.com. Aber talks about the Sooners rise after losing to Texas in October, why the team has improved so much on offense and defense, and explains a potential storm brewing for the Sooners (See: Joe Mixon, video tape).

Oklahoma beat reporter Ryan Aber of NewsOK.com joins the show to recap what went wrong against Houston and look ahead to how the Sooners can address the issues that arose versus the Cougars. Aber foresees potential personnel changes on both sides of the ball this week when the Sooners take the field at home against Louisiana-Monroe.

This podcast features a series of recordings from the first iPadPaloozaOU conference held in Norman, Oklahoma, on August 26 and 27, 2016. The first segment is a series of audio reflections shared by participants in Shelly Fryer's Friday breakout session, "The Room 108 Radio Show." Just like Shelly has her students share in her classroom radio show, iPadPaloozaOU participants shared their first names and answered the question of the day, "What have you learned at iPadPaloozaOU and are taking back to your classroom?" The second segment is Shelly Fryer's five minute closing keynote, shared on Saturday. Five different Oklahoma educators shared a short talk about a subject they are passionate about during the combined keynote. Shelly talked about homelessness in Oklahoma, her school, Positive Tomorrows, and the importance of loving and building relationships with the students in our classrooms. Shelly shared 1 correction via Twitter following her keynote: 1 in 21 Oklahoma students are homeless today, according to recent studies. Check out the podcast shownotes for a link to a recent NewsOK.com article citing this statistic. Finally, the third podcast segment is a recording of Dr. Wesley Fryer's breakout session, "iPad Media Activities and Project Matrix." The description of the session was: "Come learn the specific steps teachers and students can use to create over 20 different iPad media projects as well as whole-class, interactive iPad writing activities. The iPad Media Activity and Project Matrix (www.ipadmediacamp.com/matrix) is used in iPad Media Camp workshops to help teachers learn to integrate effective use of iPads into the curriculum. The matrix includes whole-class response activities (interactive digital writing), single-app projects (using a learning journal like SeeSaw), 2 app projects (create + share) and Multi-app projects (app-smash projects)." The matrix is available as a series of linked Google Draw documents on http://www.ipadmediacamp.com/matrix. Check the podcast shownotes for additional referenced links and resources from these presentations. Many thanks to Anne Beck and her organizer team for making the first iPadPaloozaOU a smashing success!

Ryan Aber of NewsOK.com joins the show to discuss the convoluted resolution to Oklahoma's push at the Big 12 meetings to get another year of eligibility for quarterback Baker Mayfield. We also talk about David Boren's evolving position on the status of the conference.

This episode's guest is Jenni Carlson, a sports reporter and columnist for The Oklahoman and Newsok.com  Liz and Jenni talk about her job as a busy sports reporter and how Jenni became a runner.   Jenni's Blog Music by  http://www.purple-planet.com/

Spring football at Oklahoma wrapped up over the weekend with the annual Red-White Game. OU beat reporter Jason Kersey of NewsOK.com and The Oklahoman joins the show to talk about the promising play of the Sooners' quarterbacks and receivers and other observations from the scrimmage.

Anthony Slater is the Thunder Beat Writer for the Oklahoman and NewsOK.com. Find out what Kevin Durant's options are this summer in Free Agency, how Russell Westbrook and Kevin Durant get along, and whether head coach Billy Donovan has enough control over the team to get them over the top and win a title. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kyle Fredrickson of NewsOK.com and The Oklahoman joins the podcast to preview Wednesday night's Bedlam showdown with Oklahoma. We also talk about Travis Ford's job status and OSU spring football.

Diron Reynolds is leaving Oklahoma's coaching staff for Stanford, which means Bob Stoops is looking for a new defensive line coach for the second year in a row. OU beat reporter Jason Kersey of NewsOK.com and The Oklahoman joins the show to discuss the news and consider some of the leading candidates to fill the opening.

Oklahoma State beat reporter Kyle Fredrickson of NewsOK.com helps preview the upcoming football season for the Cowboys.

OU beat reporter Jason Kersey of NewsOK.com joins the podcast to talk about the big stories in the upcoming Red-White Game.

Ryan Aber of NewsOK.com breaks down the Sooners' game with Michigan State in the Sweet 16.

Jason Kersey of NewsOK.com joins the podcast to discuss Jerry Montgomery's surprising departure from Oklahoma's coaching staff and Bob Stoops' new hires.

See this in HD video on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDVGT75HYT5ZOqUoQI-4NRA Monsanto is developing a new GMO seed...wheat.  For many years, farmers and consumers said no to GMO wheat since the crop is usually directly consumed by humans. That said, NewsOK.com reports that Monsanto is reviving its GM wheat program as farmers are now more amenable to using the genetically modified seed.  The new GM wheat seed will be resistant to three different herbicides:  dicamba, glyphosate, and glufosinate.  Why three herbicides?  With the widespread use of Roundup (aka glyphosate), super-weeds immune to the popular chemical are taking over farm fields. Watch the report for more details. Robyn O'Brien's Video on GMOs - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rixyrCNVVGA Sources: http://newsok.com/genetically-modified-wheat-is-in-the-works-again-but-are-we-ready-for-it/article/feed/784296/?page=1 http://www2.ca.uky.edu/entomology/entfacts/ef130.asp http://www.globalhealingcenter.com/natural-health/gmo-foods-cause-gut-damage/ http://naturalsociety.com/watch-corporations-renamed-high-fructose-corn-syrup/ http://rense.com/general33/fd.htm http://www.cbsnews.com/news/mcdonalds-says-no-to-gmo-potato/ http://www.responsibletechnology.org/gmomyths http://responsibletechnology.org/gmo-dangers/65-health-risks Subscribe to Linc Austin here:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDVGT75HYT5ZOqUoQI-4NRA