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Sean wanders into the bog of cheap-o 80's slasher films and finds Offerings (1989), a movie that rips off so much of Halloween that royalties might be necessary. You know the story: kids push a mentally challenged kid down a well; 10 years later he escapes from a sanitarium, disfigured but supernaturally empowered to seek out and murder each of them. But, have you seen it done in Oklahoma? Listen as we go varmint hunting "ground squirrels," eat pizza with Questionable Sausage, and decry the sad state of crappy streaming apps on this week's exciting episode! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

“Are you going to chase the dollar, or are you going to help preserve a community?” - Derek Minor Nashville-based Derek Minor is a rapper, producer, and entrepreneur whose initiative “Ownership is the New Black” works to develop the next generation of Black owners. In light of the recent Nashville tornado, Derek and Robby talk about how racially-discriminatory government policies have made the Black community particularly vulnerable to displacement through natural disasters and gentrification. In this episode of the Praise Hands Podcast, hear Derek talk about: • How to shift from “consumer power to ownership power” • How Christian music and social justice can co-exist • The tragic ending of the “Black Wall Street” in Tulsa, Oklahoma Listen to Derek’s music at https://www.derekminor.com and learn more about Ownership is the New Black at https://www.weownnow.com.  Each week on the Praise Hands Podcast, join Robby Valderrama and learn from creative, cross-cultural solutionists who are shaping the future of church, race, music, and economics. Support the show at http://praisehands.com/donate.

Chris and Jesse are joined by Gary Peluso-Verdend, president emeritus of Phillips Theological Seminary and host of the Committing Faith In Public podcast. They discuss the history and future of OCCJ's Trialogue program, which he leads, as it transitions to a new monthly service format called One From Many. What does it mean to 'commit' acts of faith in public and what does it take to live as a progressive person of faith in Oklahoma? Listen and find out! More information on the weekly One From Many services can be found here: https://www.ptstulsa.edu/one-from-many/Committing Faith in Public podcast can be found here: https://www.ptstulsa.edu/one-from-many/Please support the work Pod 4 Good is doing by Buying Us A Cup of Coffee!Produced by Rant9 Productions See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Eighteen and finally legal. All featured tracks are Nothing But New, ink practically dripping off the cd's or released in the last few months. From Alaska, California, and Washington State, to Kansas, Alabama, Florida and Washington D.C., they are listening to The little podcast that could. Outside of these United States we know they are listening in Canada, France, and Scotland. We are proud to celebrate this Global Getdown of Tulsa area music. Could it really be illegal to cause annoying vibrations somewhere in Oklahoma? Listen to the fun fact included in every broadcast and find out for yourself.The Fine Points - Closure Cobra Kai - Tribute Tribe of Souls - Stupidity Fahrenheit Esther - Question Rook - Murder Me Now Downtime - Fallen Off Steve Liddell - Goodlove Shannon Thomas - Another You Rewake - Hey J.R. Lozano - Ya Sin Tu AmorJor.dan - Um, Could You Call My Dad?Hellablack - Fade Over That This DiabolicastProduced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC