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In this episode, Scott and guest Ross Wood delve into the rich history of the Diamond Ballroom a second time. Ross shares his experiences from the rise of metal shows in the 1980s, highlighting the vibrant culture and memorable encounters with iconic bands like Megadeth and rising artists like Alan Jackson (I know, not metal). He reflects on the unique atmosphere of metal concerts, a bit of weirdness by Danzig and an Elvis impersonator. They discuss the challenges and quirks of live performances, the dynamics of artist interactions, and the unexpected twists that come with managing entertainment events all inside the famous Diamond Ballroom in OKC!

*Somehow Ross manages to use "anachronism" in a sentence and reference Pagliacci, Fyodor Dostoevsky and Rick James!  Good times! 

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Season 2 preview.  Back live soon! 

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Under the weather but no longer nostalgic for home. Scott suspends his letter writing campaign to get Braums to build in Dixie long enough to tell the story of his recent time on the windswept prairie.  

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Merry Christmas, all!  We dive right into it in this episode with Christmas memories from the decade of Cabbage Patch and Atari.  And for some reason, chipmunks singing Christmas songs.  

And Ohio/Tennessee native, Eddie gets initiated to the soundtrack of an Oklahoma Christmas! 

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First jobs are fun, right? Right? In this big 10th episode extravaganza, Scott tells the story of his first steps to the exciting world of business and high finances.  Also, he (literally) stumbles upon on a mystery of architecture and city planning in front of a seemingly innocuous Central Oklahoma single-family home. Or is it?

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Tangled in a web of threats, fights and stolen valor (chicken), Scott tells the story of his struggle to clear his conscience and sweep the mean streets of Moore, OK to clear his name and to once again be able to go to science class and look the smiley cheerleader and his friends in the eye.  

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Somewhere between the Diamond Ballroom and the North Canadian River in OKC lies Mecca for a 12 year old boy.  The double space before the beginning of each sentence here lets you in that a guy who remembers ET in the theaters is typing this.  But with that (a-hem) experience comes a wealth of "knowledge".  Like, where to get cheap jumper cables and some sweet nunchakus.  Let's go back to the mid-80's and explore The Old Paris Flea Market.    

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Broken down in the desert, trying to refold the map... If you've been on a family vacation in the front seat or the back seat, you know.  Before Thanksgiving week, we look back at the family vacation. 

But nobody will care soon when we learn about Eddie's brush with 1980's Gen X re-run royalty! 

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There are good ideas then there are these. Still tired from Lincoln Logs in the living room floor during the Dukes of Hazzard and being bored during Dallas, Scott rolls out of bed on a Saturday morning ready to join in the … “fun”. 

*Special thanks to a very helpful City of Moore rep that called us back and got this ball rolling! Thanks, DE! 

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We’ve all got stories about being part of concert crowds. We don’t all have stories like this one. In this episode, we take you to a show in Oklahoma City that really needed to be seen to be really “appreciated”. But we do our best. Bring whatever you’d like. I’d start with goggles and non-slip shoes. 

Also, Eddie uses "ephemeral" in a sentence. 

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