This week we're talking about Comic Book Club, a monthly event to focus on comic books and graphic novels. Our guests are Ofi Ochoa, Charles Martin and Eric Osborn. The next meeting of the Comic Book Club takes place on Saturday from 2:00 to 3:00 at Literati Press, 3010 Paseo, in Oklahoma City. This month's graphic novel is "Monstress" which you can pick up at Literati Press. You can find out more information on Comic Book Club on Facebook and on the Literati Press website.

This week we're talking about a fundraiser benefiting Perpetual Motion Dance, Oklahoma's premiere professional aerial and modern dance company. The event known as "Black Light, Neon Night" takes place November 8th in the Chesapeake Central Boathouse. Our guests are Kayla Jenkins and Emily Dawson. Dawson also works with Factory Obscura in OKC's Automobile Alley which is working to partner next year with Perpetual Motion Dance. You can find out more on Facebook and PerpetualMotiondance.org as well as FactoryObscura.com.

This week we're talking about the Tulsa Pop Culture Expo with organizer Pamela Washbourne. The event takes place November 2nd and 3rd at Woodland Hills Mall. Guests at the third annual Tulsa Pop Culture Expo include Lindsay Wagner from the "Bionic Woman", Dean Cain from "Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman" , Summer Glau from "Firefly", Kevin Sussman from "The Big Bang Theory" and Vanessa Marshall from "Star Wars: Rebels". The partnership between Tulsa Pop Kids and OKPop works to advance literacy through pop culture. You can find out more information on the Tulsa Pop Culture Expo website and on the Facebook events page.

This week we're talking with Stacy Dunn, organizer of Artcade. The exhibition at the Paramount Room uses art in various media focusing on video games. The free event to raise money for the YWCA runs November First and Second. Artcade is enjoying its third year with the theme this time: "The Women of Gaming". You can find out more on the Artcade website or on its Facebook Page. 

This week we're talking with Jeff Provine, who is keeping busy with ghost tours in Oklahoma City and Norman as everyone gets ready for Halloween. Also, we get the latest on Okie Comics. You can find out about times and locations for the ghost tours on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pg/AuthorJeffProvine/events/ and about Okie Comics also on Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/OkieComics/ 

This week we're talking with Tanner Feuerborn about his artwork with The Boomers from Okie Comics.

This week we're talking with Matt Cavanaugh and Ashley King about Extra Life OKC 2019. The 24-hour gaming event to raise money for the Children's Hospital Foundation takes place beginning October 11th at Game HQ on South Meridian. You can find out more information at https://www.facebook.com/events/354800738513701/

This week we're talking with Mike Dattalo and Josh Freeman about TokenCon. The premier gaming event takes place at the Wyndham Garden Hotel October 4th through the 6th. The nearly 24-hour event features games of all shapes and sizes including RPGs like Dungeons & Dragons. The podcast also includes information on how you can get discounted tickets, so listen closely. You can find out more information about TokenCon at TokenCon.net and on the TokenCon Facebook page. 

This week we're talking about Theatre Crude, the first ever Fringe Festival in Oklahoma City, with co-founders Adam and Jenny Brand along with Rodney Brazil of Next Stage Theatre and Kayla Jenkins of Perpetual Motion Dance. Theatre Crude begins on September 25th and runs through October 6th, mostly at Capitol View Event Center on Northeast 50th and Lincoln Boulevard with a one night performance in the Venue at Plenty Mercantile in OKC's Automobile Alley. The festival includes ten shows, five from OKC groups and five from other parts of the country. You can find out more on the Theatre Crude website: https://www.theatrecrude.org/ and on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theatrecrude/ 

This week we're talking with Amber Draper, Director of Programming at Anime Oklahoma 2019. The event in the Reed Center runs from Friday, September 13th through Sunday, September 15th. The celebration includes voice actors, panels, vendors, board and video games, dance parties both Friday and Saturday night and, of course, cosplay contests for children and adults. The event is kids and LGBTQ-friendly. Tickets are $45 for a weekend pass with kids ten and under free with the purchase of an adult ticket. Or, for an even better deal, just get a room at the Sheraton connected to the event. For every night, you get one free weekend pass - a wonderful idea for fans of anime to get away for the weekend. You can find out more on the Anime Oklahoma website and Facebook page.