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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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Did you have a ridiculous drivers ed experience in high school? I can't imagine it tops this.  Hang on as some voices from the past come together to retell how we all survived it.  

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How in the world do you lose track of a black dude named "Fats" in a snowstorm in Oklahoma? What does Megadeth, Fats Domino, Pantera and Conway Twitty have in common? Find out here! 

We look at the history of The Diamond Ballroom, a music venue in Oklahoma City. Ross Wood, who grew up on the same street as the host, provides background information about the Diamond and its significance in the local music scene from his insider's perspective. They discuss various events and concerts that took place at the Diamond, anecdotes and stories from experiences at the Diamond Ballroom and in the music industry in general. Ross talks about encounters with famous musicians like Leon Russell, David Allen Coe, Conway Twitty and Tammy Wynette. He also discusses the rise of the Diamond, the impact of the Urban Cowboy era, and the resurgence of country music in the late 80s. 

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Don't drink, don't smoke. What do you do? Well, Adam Ant, you go to private Christian school. What's that? Can't we have both? Step right up, my man. Enter EACA!

Guest co-host, Eddie fills Jed's chair this week for an exploration of the high times at Eastern Ave Christian Academy in Moore, OK. 

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On our first episode, Scott talks to Jed about his childhood experiences with fundraising activities, including a light bulb fundraiser for his downtown OKC church youth ski trip. Selling light bulbs door-to-door, is a tough gig. A tough, absurd gig. We start at the end after cornering former youth pastor, Robert Price and pressing him for the answers. It's some cart before the horse stuff since Scott and Jed had already given their theories.  But it worked for Columbo. It works here. And well, we couldn't get Rob on the phone earlier.

We eventually learn helpful tips for making extra money while selling school chocolate. And Jed makes the case that some are better than others when getting kids to sell for the school. Oh, and Jed (for some reason) took home ec in the 9th grade?

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Looking for a home for your concert memories, school field trip exploits, shopping mall stories and general Gen X nonsense? Enter here.

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