Podcasts about oklahama

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Brenden Schaeffer and former Mizzou football "superstar" D'Andre McKenzie link up for a new podcast covering Mizzou sports. This first episode features the guys breaking down their SEC football power rankings ahead of the new season. They VERY much disagree on which SEC newcomer will have a better year between Texas and Oklahama. Plus Jontay Porter talk after his recent guilty plea in a sports betting scheme that got him banned from the NBA.

The boys come to you from from Turks & Caicos where we talk about the contraversy behind the Oklahama man that is spending 12 years in prison.... we also talk about the NFL draft and how KaItlyn Clark may be a man, the middle gets spicy with a few unanounced fans that answered our most famous question of top 5... give it an ear if you want to hear!

An incredible football player and an even better human; Sam Akem finished his college career at the University of Montana as the only wide receiver in program history to finish among the top five in all three major receiving categories: career pass receptions, total receiving yards, and total touchdown catches, including tying Marc Mariani's school record with 29 career touchdown catches. We dive into his football career from his beginnings in Broken Arrow, Oklahama, the current Griz playoff run, and what's next for him.

30 Aralık 1999'da Oklahama'daki bir evde yangın çıktı. Sonraysa bunun öyle basit bir yangın olmadığı anlaşıldı. Olayın arkasında koca bir hikaye vardı. Ve bu hikayenin tamamının ortaya çıkması tam 18 yıl sürdü. Teoriler, tanıklar, şüpheliler, deliller ve başrolde iki genç kız: 16 yaşlarındaki Ashley Freeman ve Lauria Bible. Bugün kadrajımda onların trajik öyküsü var. Kızların hikayesini dinledikten sonra üzerine söyleyeceğiniz çok şey olacak. İyi dinlemeler...Burada dinlediğiniz vakalar üzerine hazırladığım belgeselleri izlemek için YouTube'a gelin.Cem'den Dinle YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/CemdenDinleInstagram: cemdendinleİletişim & İşbirliği: cemdendinle@gmail.comFon Müziği / Music:CO.AG Music https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcavSftXHgxLBWwLDm_bNvAMusic from https://filmmusic.io "Undaunted" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

Guest host Andrew Moulton, former Superintendent for Educational Technology at the Barnes Center for Enlisted Education at Air University, speaks with MSgt Ja'Keith Robinson, First Sergeant at the 552nd Operations Support Squadron at Tinker Air Force Base, Oklahama. MSgt Robinson shares his insights on how the U.S. invests in the enlisted corps through basic professional military education.

The Fate of Rome: climate, disease and the end of an empire with Kyle Harper (Christmas Special)  The Roman Period affords us one of the most documented and detailed histories of an ancient civilization. Yet since Edward Gibbon, its decline and fall remains hotly debated. However, over the last couple of decades we have complemented the written evidence with a wealth of climate and disease research. The result is a striking new view and one with echoes for our time. Climate change was foundational to Rome's rise and instrumental in its subsequent fall, combining with attendant pandemics falling on a weakened population. In the wake of COVID and rapid climate shocks, what warnings does this history hold for us? In this Christmas special, we welcome Kyle Harper, G.T. and Libby Blankenship Chair in the History of Liberty; Professor of Classics and Letters at The University of Oklahama and author of The Fate Fate of Rome: climate, disease and the end of an empire.    

Chris Landry joins the show for a fun few segements to discuss the Oklahama and Texas rumor

On this episode the guys discuss Moore's law, the constitution and bombing.

For this edition of RümpChät, we made a special trip to Soper, Oklahama to visit with NFR Barrelman/all-around great guy, John Harrison and his beautiful wife Carla.

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In this episode Kevin and Tom get started talking about whether you can detain a lawbreaker and traveling in your vehicle with a gun. They then move on to cover your responsibility or lack thereof should you walk into a robbery or assault in progress. Should you get involved? Is it smarter to walk away? These are potentially life-altering choices you must be prepared to make on the spot. Also find out when it's legally defensible to use your gun in self-defense in various situations, if you should consent to a search by law enforcement, and whether you should carry a round chambered in your carry gun. Shownotes: When traveling in my car can I carry my gun concealed or does it have to be locked up? (~0:58) Should a private citizen who is not law enforcement attempt to detain a lawbreaker? (~3:12) If I'm involved in a self-defense shooting do I have no choice but to also allow the police to search my entire home? (~7:24) If you walk into a convenience store and see someone threatening another person with a gun should you get involved? (~10:03) What should you do if another concealed carrier draws their gun and starts shooting at an attacker? (~13:18) Is it usually legal to carry more than one gun? (~14:39) Do the same laws apply to guns and secondary weapons such as pepper spray? (~15:40) Is it good practice to pay for range time and gear with a credit card to keep a record of the transaction or can it be used against me in court? (~17:30) What happens if you act in self-defense in a public place and injure an innocent bystander? (~20:17) How often should I practice at the range? (~22:45) Discussion of negligent discharge. (~24:51) Where should I put my gun immediately after a self-defense shooting? (~25:12) What are the benefits to being LEOSA certified? (~27:18) Should I tell a law enforcement officer that I have an AR pistol in my vehicle during a traffic stop and how do I explain it is a non-NFA item? (~28:30) Can you shoot someone who has a weapon and is trying to break into your home at night? (~35:11) If someone aims a gun at me and I don't know why, can I use deadly force to defend myself? (~37:43) If the police want to search your house absent exigent circumstances should I tell them to get a search warrant? (~39:20) My Colorado concealed carry permit is no longer valid. I applied for a new Oklahama concealed carry permit but haven't received it yet. Will non-resident permits from other states be recognized by Oklahoma? (~41:40) What do I do if a bad actor is telling law enforcement I'm the one who is a bad guy? (~42:47) When is it legally defensible to draw my gun against a deadly threat? (~45:05) What happens if you check your gun for a flight but your flight ends up delayed to a state where the gun laws are not friendly to the guns you checked? (~46:51) Does an attacker have to have a weapon of some sort in order for me to see them as a deadly threat and respond in kind? (~49:23) Is it safe to carry a round chambered? (~52:25) I don't have a concealed carry permit. Can I legally transport my guns, locked in a case, between Ohio and Florida? (~53:40) More to Explore: Visit on the web at uscca.com, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, and Facebook law enforcement, reasonable force, deadly force, self-defense, self-defense shooting, searches, totality of circumstances, innocent bystander

In the 10th episode of Another Dead Man Walking. Sky News Senior Correspondent Ian Woods talks to Richard Glossip about his marriage, and Oklahoma’s plans to use nitrogen gas in his execution.Woods reveals that Glossip got married to a 21 year old woman who is training to be an undertaker. And Woods and Glossip discuss the row which led to them not speaking for 18 months.The acclaimed podcast series began in July 2015 as Glossip was preparing to face execution for a murder committed by someone else.Series produced by Matt Steele.

Bible News Radio for October 24, 2018 On this episode we shared our exclusive interview with @Doug Hershey that we did at the Prophecy Watchers conference this year in Norman, Oklahama. We also read the book of Jonah and shared the parallels in Jonah to the life and ministry of Jesus. Join our text message list by texting the term BibleNews to 33222 Join our email list at www.biblenewsradio.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/biblenews/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/biblenews/support