Jeff Moody is a Norman native and product of the University of Oklahoma who now serves as the Area Director for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Norman. He is a truly passionate advocate for what BBBS stands for and is doing great things to help move the organization forward in spite of the limitations the COVID-19 pandemic has created. Hear about his path from Norman to Disney and back, and the upcoming BIG MOVIE NIGHT on September 11, 2020.

As a Norman native and a product of Norman Public Schools and the University of Oklahoma, Silvia Kraft is a truly impressive young person that our city should be extremely proud of. Hear her story of her travel to 10 different countries, working as an intern in Washington, D.C. for Congresswoman Kendra Horn, the most exciting celebrity she met in D.C., her volunteer work and what she loved about growing up in Norman. A truly inspiring and impressive young woman.

As the editor of the Norman Transcript for 2 decades and a lifelong Norman resident, there aren't many people around that know as much about our fine city as Andy Rieger. In this episode, Andy talks about some of the seminal events in the founding and growth of Norman from how we got our name to the construction of I-35 and Lake Thunderbird and more. A really fun episode for anyone that wants to know more about Norman, OK.

Emily Virgin started her political career at the age of 24 while still enrolled in law school at OU. After nearly a decade in the Oklahoma House of Representatives, she now serves as the Minority Leader and is one of the most tenured members of the Democratic party. Hear her story of her path to a career in politics, the progress Oklahoma has made in education reform, some behind-the-scenes stories from the Oklahoma legislature and much, much more.

ABLE is a nonprofit, community-based organization that supports adults with developmental disabilities. Today we talk to Lauren Howard, Community Outreach Coordinator for ABLE, about the different programs offered, how they've managed to keep providing services through the pandemic and much more.

From middle school teacher to state representative, Jacob Rosecrants didn't take the standard path to a career in politics. But after witnessing first-hand the failures in Oklahoma's education system, Rosecrants launched his political career to fight for education reform. Today we hear more about his path to the capitol and what he hopes to achieve as state representative for District 46.

Engage Learning's mission is to transform students into problem seekers who have the creative confidence and tenacity to find unique solutions for the current and future problems facing our world. Today we visit with Bart Keeton, Executive Director of Engage Learning, and hear about his path to Norman, OK, what he loves about our great city and the story behind his organization and how they achieve their mission.

The Assistance League is an amazing organization and a pillar in the Norman community, holding events and fundraisers throughout the year to benefit children, women, senior citizens and those with special needs. In this episode we visit with Jennifer Sanders, Vice President of Marketing & Communications with the Assistance League of Norman about all the wonderful things AL is doing in our community and more.

In the wake of the current protests around racial injustice and police brutality, there is no Normanite more qualified to speak on the topic than Dr. George Henderson, former dean of the College of Liberal Studies at the University of Oklahoma, civil rights activist and author of 34 books. Hear him tell stories of his experiences with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Malcom X, being run out of Alabama due to the threat of lynching and what it was like moving to Norman in 1967 when some sundown laws were still in effect.

Pretty soon, Norman residents will start seeing new construction at the corner of Eufaula and James Garner, right across the tracks from The Depot. And in the fall of 2021, The Well, an inclusive hub bringing health, wellness, and knowledge to residents and visitors of Cleveland County, will be complete. Cleveland County Commissioner Darry Stacy joins us to talk about that project, his time as a Norman Police Officer and much more.