Hometown Heroes Tulsa

Hometown Heroes Tulsa

By Davit Souders/Diabolical Productions, LLCMusic
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Hometown Heroes Tulsa episodes

  • Hometown Heroes Show Number 62 Week of August 31-September 7, 2007

    Show and tell. Who doesn't like that? Or better yet, who doesn't like to? Think of us as the cool kids who are proud of our dad at show and tell 'cause his job doesn't embarass us. We show you and tell about the wonderful music coming from lil' ol' Tulsa each and every week. Sometimes its old and sometimes its new, but nevertheless, its great stuff dreams are made of. Some people think we have oil wells, buffalo, and wild Indians everywhere; what we do have is well oiled and wild music. Come find out for yourself. As always we are here for you.

    Johnny Reliable - There's No Way
    Mariachi Tulsa - A Toda Mariachi
    Calling Matthew - Closer
    The Starkweather Boys - Abigail Blue
    Ghost - Sea Organ
    The Antenna Lodge - Two Orphans
    Admiral Twin - In My Veins
    Red Dirt Rangers - Red Dirt Roads
    I Said Stop - Song About Stopping
    Needfire - Sound Of Sleet
    Celtic Cheer - Irish Rebel
    City Of Tulsa Pipes and Drums - Quick March Medley

    This Diabolicast Produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC

    1 hr 1 min
  • Hometown Heroes Show Number 61 Week of August 24-31, 2007

    As we begin to look at the coming fall, we're a little sad. For the last 50 years, Tulsa has been home to Bell's Amusement Park. You guessed it, we Tulsan's know how to have fun. The place that brought us Zingo, the largest wooden roller coaster in Oklahoma, and other Tulsa traditions like: Phantasmagoria and the Himalaya has lost its lease. Say it ain't so! Well it is. So to fill the entertainment void and with the pressure on, we know we have an obligation to our town and the world. That mission: to offer the absolute best in Tulsa Fun Facts and Tulsa Music. Throw your arms up and scream. We're up for the challenge.

    Brandon McGovern and The Scrappers - The More I Watch The Girls
    Jarrod Mott and The Time Travelers - Honey's on the Run
    Billy Joe Winghead - Bourgeois Blues
    Johnny Reliable - There's No Way
    Jeff Graham - Rock n Roll Lost and Found
    The Engine Hearts - Atlas Smashing Atoms
    San Dimas - You Wish
    Radio Wave Days - In Reverse
    Cobra Kai - Tribute
    The Electric Rag Band - Thirty Four Days
    The Hero Factor - Run
    Akasic - Naked

    This Diabolicast Produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC

    58 min
  • Hometown Heroes Show Number 60 Week of August 17-24, 2007

    Show number 60...60! That's another mini milestone. 60 weeks of presenting the wonderful sounds of Tulsa, Oklahoma. If you are half as excited as we truly are, then in our opinion everyone wins. Also at week 60, that means 120 fun facts. That's not once, but twice a show you get educational and entertaining information as it relates to our city and/or state. Wherever you are, we present an opportunity to learn more about our little part of the world than perhaps you've ever thought about. Good for you. We love Tulsa and you should too!

    Baby M - Bach's/Box
    Skarekrow - Behave
    Susan Herndon - King's River
    Johnny Reliable
    Math Lab - No Time Like The Past
    Beef and Lemons - The Shark
    Celtic Cheer - Wild Rover
    City of Tulsa Pipes and Drums - 42nd Set
    Diane Haney - Reflections The Perfect Muse
    Jacob Ide - Pop Punk Song
    Russell Law - Timeless
    Any Newsom - Windows Of Opportunity

    This Diabolicast Produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC

    2 min
  • Hometown Heroes Show Number 59 Week of August 10-17, 2007

    The little podcast that could and does, can and will be even heavier than usual. This week's edition of the Double H features some of the heavy hitters from T-Town. To borrow a line, we will rock you and so will they. Practically every musical genre can be found in Tulsa. If you listen to this podcast/broadcast on any regular basis, then you already know that. On occasion, we intend to focus on some of Tulsa's specific genres. This is one of those times, we call this one, you guessed it, Heavy Hitters. Strap down, get ready...go!

    Tulsa Heavy Hitters

    Pitbulls on Crack - Negative Reinforcement Training
    Gravediggers Jokebook - The Game
    Dead Orchestra - Orange Peel
    Down For Five - Insignificance
    Severmind - Ruin
    Iokaine - Stitching
    Doomsday Junky - Doomsday Junky
    The Leveling - Light It Up
    Eighty Proof - Black Wings Of Violence
    Blue Eyed Boy Death Machine - A.L.O.T.F.
    Thirty Ot Six - With Hateful Pride
    Hate Furnace - The Cage

     

    This Diabolicast Produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC

    1 hr 1 min
  • Hometown Heroes Show Number 58 Week of August 3-10, 2007

    Did someone say Tulsa? Oh yeah, we did. In Oklahoma, the month of August represents hot, humid weather and the end of summer. The great music we have to offer never ends and we think it's pretty hot. You won't get burned but you will be left with a nice warm feeling, we're sure of that. Fun facts are just that, facts that are fun. We offer two every week. Where else can you find out just how many buses are in the Tulsa Public School bus fleet? And where do you suppose the oldest continuously operating radio controlled flying club in the United States is located? Great music, fun facts, if you lived here you'd be home now.

    Sam and the Stylees - We Are One
    Jerry's Lynch Service - Idol
    Motive For Movement - Illuminate
    Jeff Graham - Rock and Roll Lost and Found
    Crooked X - Thanks Alot
    Elliot The Letter Ostrich - Pink Dracula
    Jacob Ide - Pop Punk Song
    Johnny Reliable - Picture Perfect
    Severmind - Revive
    RadioRadio - Bed Check
    Tony Romanello - The Day The Stars Fell Down
    Miles Rex - Stranded

    This Diabolicast Produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC

    1 hr 2 min
  • Hometown Heroes Show Number 57 Week of July 28-August 3, 2007

    If it's good once, then it must be better twice. So why don't we play two tracks from each artist. We'll even make them brand new, hey! How about Brand New Two for Two! Sounds like we've got a show theme. Not to be confused with showtune, but those tunes deserve to be shown. Every double play artist during this show is being two timed, that's 2 new tracks for each one. We already two-time the Double H fun facts every show. In fact, we have the Double H and host Davit and producer Dustin therefore...Double D. We're about to end up doubled over without our attempt to double or twotime everything Help!Help!

    Crooked X - Thanks A Lot
    Crooked X - Jigsaw
    Primal Swing - El Hombre
    Primal Swing - The Cooker
    Susan Herndon - On My Way
    Susan Herndon - Highway 33 (Home )
    Congress Of A Crow - Ghost
    Congress Of A Crow - Time To Wake Up
    My Solstice - Pass By
    My Solstice - The Art Of Growth
    Doomsday Junky - Doomsday Junky
    Doomsday Junky - Summer of 10,000 Bongs

    This Diabolicast Produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC

    59 min
  • Hometown Heroes Show Number 56 Week of July 21-27, 2007

    July in Tulsa has been exceptionally cool and rainy.  We may be in the running for this phrase Tulsa, The New Seattle. Our music offerings are nice and warm. In fact come to think about, we are too once you get to know us. Our Double H Funfacts will answer your question about Money Magazine and what they rate the city of Jenks located just outside of Tulsa. Hey, he's not heavy, he's my tomato - find out what the heck does this mean. Tune in, crack the Double H Fun Fact and may peace be with you.

    Fanzine - #7
    Day By Day - Semi-Conscious
    Susan Herndon - Oklahoma Waters
    Chuk Cooley's Tattude Temple - Box Car Life
    Samsara - Stars
    Doomsday Junky - Born To Give It Hell
    Congress Of A Crow - Bad News
    The Hard Truth - Beatin' 'Round The Clock
    Admiral Twin - The Unlucky Ones
    Ganem - She's Got It
    Tranny - Weighed Down
    My Dead X - Cuban B

    This Diabolicast Produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC

    1 hr 6 min
  • Hometown Heroes Show Number 55 Week of July 13-20, 2007

    You can drive 55, or better yet to 55 as in Hometown Heroes Show 55, What a perfect soundtrack to your day of cruising around town. During your drive this week you'll hear reggae, blues, heavy hitters, ratime, acoustic, red dirt, and more. While you enjoy the music think about what causes Tulsa to rank #1 out of fifty major cities, we'll be sure to let you in on that. This year Oklahoma celebrates 100 years of statehood. Surely you'll want to know just what are the 175 officially licensed items our state will be selling. These are certainly the times, the Tulsa Times...

    New Science - 1,000 M.P.H.
    Outstide In - 13th Floor
    Hollis - Trouble Boys
    Susan Herndon - At The End Of The Day
    The Simpletons - Afraid Of Myself
    William Ragtime Bill Rowland - Leslie's Boys
    Crooked X - Procrastinator
    Travis Kidd - Oklahoma Sunset
    Sam & The Stylees - Survival Mode
    Susan Herndon - World Class Wallower
    Jerry's Lynch Service - Idol
    Scott Ellison - I Wish I Had A Dime

    This Diabolicast Produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC

    1 hr
  • Hometown Heroes Show Number 54 Week of July 6-13, 2007

    Somewhere in the middle of the continental United States, lies a state called Oklahoma. In that state, located in the Northeastern part, you will find the 46th largest city in the US called Tulsa, that's us. This podcast/broadcast/diabolicast continues the tradition we started just a little over a year ago. That's bringing you all of the interesting music and musicians in and around T-Town. We are exceptionally proud of our town, our music, and our podcast series. Here's this week's picks just for you:

    Sybil's Machine - Chameleon
    My Solstice - Minor Complex
    Whirligig - April's Fool
    Doomsday Junky - The Wasting
    Brad Absher - Find You Tonight
    Esther Drang - Always
    The Hero Factor - Run
    My Dead X - Cuban B
    The Effects - Everything I Got
    Elliot The Letter Ostrich - Pink Dracula
    Tranny - Weighed Down
    Adam Lopez - Eureka

    This Diabolicast Produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC

    1 hr 5 min
  • Hometown Heroes Show Number 53 Week of June 29-July 6, 2007
    The last week of June and the first week of July, it should be HOT here in Tulsa. Like 100 degrees hot. But just like everywhere else on planet earth, the weather seems to be a tad off kilter. Is this the greenhouse effect in full effect? We don’t know, but something’s up. Understand, we’re not complaining, but one does get used to one’s own climate. We don’t want it to be cooler now just for it to be red hot say in November. We do know this Tulsa music has the best of both worlds, it’s cool and it’s hot. We are lucky enough to get to prove it every week on our little Podcast that could and does. Wherever you are listening, know that our musical weather is climate controlled. From Host Davit Souders and Producer Dustin Parkhurst, here’s this week’s forcast.

     

    Chuk Cooley's Tattude Temple- 10 Levels Higher
    Freak Show- Freak Show Love
    Standing Ape Count-All Over Me
    Automatic Fathers - Violent Reactions
    Los Reactors- Be A Zombie
    My Solstice- Elevator
    Martian Big Block - I Am Jet Fuel
    Scott Peace - Picture This
    Winnowing Poets - Selah
    Composition B - My Fight
    Severmind- Revive
    The 20's- Winter In The City

    This Diabolicast Produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC

    57 min

About Hometown Heroes Tulsa

From the publisher's feed

Tulsa is the reason God made Oklahoma, fact or fiction? Join host and tour guide Davit Souders on a journey with the little podcast that could..and does, it's sure to give you what you seek,the answer to this age old question. Learn some of the colorful history of Tulsa music past, present and where it might be headed in this weekly one hour broadcast/podcast/diabolicast. Along with some entertaining and quite unique fun facts about Tulsa and other parts of Oklahoma, expect to hear Rock, Punk, Mariachi, Celtic, Hardcore, Ska, Pop, Americana, Electronic, Rockabilly and much more from Tulsa and surrounding areas.