The All About Network Show

In this episode, host Jack Quirk sits down with Jeff Johnson, the president of BancFirst at the Kingfisher Branch. Jeff shares his journey from being born and raised in Oklahoma City to making Kingfisher his home after falling in love with a local girl.

Originally an educator and assistant principal, Jeff transitioned to banking and found his passion in helping the community with financial services. He explains what makes Banc First stand out as a community bank, emphasizing their personal approach and commitment to building relationships with customers.

Jeff also discusses the importance of trust in banking, shares alarming examples of fraud affecting people in the community, and highlights his dedication to protecting customers. With a wealth of knowledge about banking and a great sense of humor, Jeff shares why BancFirst is the perfect place for all your banking needs!

Tune in to learn more about Jeff’s insights on banking, community support, and how BancFirst serves the people of Kingfisher!

In this exciting episode, Jack reconnects with longtime friend and Oklahoma State Senator Chuck Hall! They chat about Chuck's journey from a local banker to a state senator and the unique experiences that shaped his career.

Chuck shares fascinating stories about his time in the rodeo world and how he balanced that passion with public service. He talks about his family's deep roots in Noble County and the importance of being responsive to his constituents' needs.

Listen in as they discuss Chuck's significant accomplishments, like funding improvements for county roads and bridges, and his plans for the upcoming election. Get ready for an engaging conversation filled with humor, insight, and a look at what it really means to serve the community!

Join Jack as he chats with Gerri Russell, the heart and soul of Hennessey Elementary, who's been teaching for an amazing 40 years! Gerri shares hilarious stories about her journey, from teaching students to now seeing their children in her classroom.

Listen in as she reflects on the many changes in education—from technology in the classroom to the challenges of keeping kids engaged. Gerri also talks about her upcoming retirement and her plans for traveling, spending time with her husband, and enjoying her favorite hobbies.

Don't miss this delightful conversation that celebrates Gerri's love for teaching and the lasting impact she's made on her students and community!

In this episode of the All About Network Show, Jack chats with Bre Horn from Companion Healthcare. Did you know that healthcare can happen at home? Bre shares how Companion Healthcare provides essential services like home health, hospice, and at-home care for those who need extra help.

From cooking meals, helping with laundry, and even caring for pets, their non-medical support keeps people comfortable in their own homes. Bre explains how this is important, especially when hospitals are busy and families need support.

We also learn about the community events their family-owned company holds and the compassionate care they offer. Bre shares a powerful story of how her personal experiences motivate her to deliver the best care possible.

Whether you're looking for assistance for yourself or a loved one, this episode is packed with useful information and some surprising facts about what Companion Healthcare can do. Don't miss out!

Join us in this exciting episode of the All About Network Show as Jack chats with Margaret Phillips from Margaret Phillips Realty! With nearly 30 years of experience in real estate, Margaret shares her journey from being a licensed practical nurse to becoming a successful real estate broker in Kingfisher. She grew up in Okarche on a family farm and is passionate about helping people find their dream homes.

Margaret believes in putting her clients first and offers a full-time commitment to real estate, making sure she’s available to assist them every day of the week. She talks about the ups and downs of the real estate market, how her work has evolved over the years, and her involvement in the community.

Plus, you'll hear about her family, her favorite aspects of her job, and her remarkable achievements in the industry. Whether you're interested in buying, selling, or just want to know more about real estate, this episode is packed with valuable insights and fun stories! Don’t miss it!

Join Jack as he chats with Kingfisher attorney Jared Harrison about the incredible Boys State program! Jared shares his personal journey from attending Boys State himself to helping young men experience this amazing opportunity. Learn how Boys State teaches leadership, government, and teamwork while giving participants a chance to run their own mini-government for a week at Roger State University.

Worried it’s just summer camp? Think again! Boys State is a unique program that encourages patriotism and unity among our nation’s youth. And hey, there’s a Girls State too! Find out how this program has connected people like Bill Clinton and Michael Jordan and how it can open doors for today's students. Whether you're a student, parent, or simply curious, tune in to understand how Boys State is shaping the leaders of tomorrow!

In this episode, Jack chats with Justin Steckman, the owner of Axe & Honor. Justin has a unique story, starting as a military veteran and now working in the fire service while running his own business. After facing challenges in his previous jobs, he found his passion for woodworking during the pandemic. Justin tells us how he turned trees into beautiful furniture and even started a tree service to help people make the most of their trees. From tree trimming to making stunning tables, Justin is all about giving trees a second life. Tune in to hear how he balances his firefighting duties with his entrepreneurial spirit and what exciting projects he has planned for the future!

In this episode, Jack talks with Jessy Dershem, the executive director of the Our Blood Institute (OBI) in Northwest Oklahoma. They discuss how OBI has grown over the years, now ranking as the sixth largest non-profit regional blood center in the U.S. Jessy shares the importance of donating blood, especially during the busy holiday season when donations drop but the need remains high.

Learn about how many hospitals rely on blood donations for surgeries and emergency care and how your donation can make a real difference in someone’s life. Jessy highlights exciting new programs, including blood donation in ambulances and how your donation helps cancer patients through platelets.

Join the blood revolution by donating and possibly saving lives this holiday season! Don’t forget to check OBI's website for blood drives near you, and remember: it only takes about an hour to help others. Tune in and find out how you can be a hero!

Our Blood Institute is in critical need of type O blood donors, with supplies of both O-positive and O-negative blood at low levels following the holidays. With patients living in the balance every day, O donors are needed now to support hospitals and emergency responders.

In this exciting episode, Jack Quirk sits down with Valentina Insignares, the reigning Miss Kingfisher County and a senior at Kingfisher High School! Valentina shares her inspiring journey from Barranquilla, Colombia, to Kingfisher, where she learned English and embraced her new life.

She talks about why she decided to enter the pageant world, her plans for the future, and her passion for occupational therapy. Valentina also shares how she runs a custom banner business and spreads her platform of “Beating Without Barriers,” encouraging young people to push through their fears and insecurities.

Join us as Valentina discusses her upcoming quest for a Miss America title and the importance of bilingualism. Don’t miss her story of resilience and determination, proving that stepping out of your comfort zone can lead to amazing opportunities!

In this episode, Jack sits down with Mike Dobrinski, a former car dealer and now a representative in the Oklahoma State legislature. They chat about Mike's roots in Okeene, his journey from selling cars to serving his community, and the challenges he faced along the way. Mike shares funny stories about his family, discusses his work on important topics like education and environmental issues, such as the troublesome red cedar trees in Oklahoma. Listen in for a fun and inspiring conversation about finding your path and making a difference!