A mini episode starting off a new series looking at local museums

City Councilwoman JoBeth Hamon tells us about CommonWealth and how it builds both literal and metaphorical roots, and the different kinds of growth that happen in the community gardens.

City Councilman James Cooper tells us about The Paseo and the ways in which it has affected his life and philosophy of intentional community building.

Darrin introduces us to Mitch Park and gives a quick tour of the history and form of skateparks and skateboarding culture. 

Todd tells about the different ways and seasons of life in which he has encountered Theta Pond in Stillwater, Oklahoma.

Mike introduces us to Pops, a great destination for soda and family memories

Jason introduces us to his church and queer haven, Mayflower Congregational UCC.

Editing notes: the particular piece of a clergyperson's vestments Meg forgot was "stole," and it's GayChurch.org, not GayChurches.com

Amanda (of Dig It Boutique) introduces us to the Wreck Room of late 1980s OKC.

DeAndre introduces us to EastPoint and ongoing asset-based community development projects on the northeast side of OKC.