The All About Network Show

Join us in this exciting episode as we sit down with Mark Marshall, a talented Hollywood producer and post-production supervisor. Mark takes us on a journey through his incredible career in the film industry, starting from his roots in Enid, Oklahoma, all the way to working with legendary figures like Steven Spielberg. He shares fascinating stories, including how he got his big break on “More American Graffiti” and his amazing experience on iconic films like “Goonies” and “Harry Potter”.

Mark's new book, “Goonies, Droids, and Killer Whales”, offers a behind-the-scenes look at Hollywood and personal insights into unforgettable moments and challenges he faced throughout his career. He discusses the changes in the film industry due to streaming and the impact of COVID-19, and how he eventually returned to his hometown of Enid.

Whether you're a film buff or just curious about the behind-the-scenes magic of Hollywood, this episode is filled with valuable lessons, heartwarming memories, and a look at what the future holds for filmmaking. 

Join us in this inspiring episode as we sit down with Kelly Kopp from Kelly Kopp Ministries, born and raised in Kingfisher, Oklahoma. Kelly shares his unique background, including his studies in pastoral ministry and his passion for writing—he's authored six impactful books! Discover why he began his popular devotional series, "Think About That for a Minute," and hear about his upcoming book, "From Beggar to Believer," where he teaches the power of gratitude in prayer.

Excitement builds as Kelly reveals details about "Ignited Code Red," a revival event happening in Kingfisher! This revival combines fun with faith, featuring food trucks, live music, car shows, and more, aimed at bringing people together to encounter Jesus. Kelly emphasizes the importance of reaching those who don’t yet know Him, making this event a relatable and joyful experience. 

Tune in to learn about Kelly's journey, his heartfelt mission, and how God has been at work in his life and community!

In this episode, we sit down with Rachel Harris and Jody Bradford from WorkReady Oklahoma in Enid to explore how this incredible program helps Oklahomans find meaningful careers. WorkReady Oklahoma is a workforce development initiative designed for anyone aged 18 and older looking for employment, a career change, or remote work opportunities.

Rachel and Jody explain the unique workshops they offer, which include personalized resume writing and job coaching to help participants shine during interviews. The program goes beyond job placement—participants receive support and guidance even after they land a job, fostering long-term success.

Listen in to learn about their upcoming Worklahoma job fair on September 9th at the Stride Center, where you can connect with local businesses and explore new career paths. If you’re ready to take the next step in your professional journey, this is one episode you won't want to miss! Check them out on Facebook and their website for more information.

In this All About Webshow, we talk to Dena Craig from the Southwestern Oklahoma Development Authority (SWODA) to discuss the incredible services they provide to communities in rural Oklahoma. SWODA is, in essence, a superhero in the fight against community barriers that contribute to limited treatment options for Substance Uses and other various issues in rural programming.

Dena is an opportunity advocate with background as a domestic violence advocate, and she discusses a bit of her personal journey into taking on such an essential role. She explains about their mobile clinic, which provides medication-assisted treatment therapy in a convenient way to those in need that allows people access to life-saving resources such as Narcan, fentanyl test strips, and counseling.

Dena also discusses the staggering number of people who still are not aware of the dangers in counterfeit drugs. Through more awareness and harm reduction, she networks with individuals and families who need help. Learn about how SWODA is making a difference in communities across rural Oklahoma, and how, most importantly, we can all do our part to help loved ones get the help and support they need; you don't want to miss this enlightening discussion! Tune in tomorrow at 6:00 PM to hear the full story!

In this episode, we speak to Lydia Storm, an artist who fuses realism with her own identity as an artist. Lydia grew up in Kingfisher, Oklahoma and was homeschooled. She spent her childhood making and drawing to her heart's content. After attending Oklahoma Baptist University, Lydia studied art, but eventually some things need to change, and thankfully, Lydia's husband backed her decision to pursue her passion full-time!

Lydia takes us through her journey from being a young artist to becoming a professional artist, talking to us about her favourite subject - yes, portraits! She takes us through some of her processes - explaining why she sometimes paints in black and white first and then the colour. She also shares glittery details behind some of her beautiful creations.  We also talk about how she connects with clients for commissioning artwork, as well as how she showcases her work on social media.

If you are an artist of any level or enjoy hearing creative stories, this is an inspiring episode! Tune in to learn all about Lydia's creative processes and get to know more about her beautiful paintings. As well, don't forget to check her out on Instagram! 

Join an exciting conversation with Hennessey Superintendent Jason Sternberger as he updates the innovative things going on in the schools! During this exciting episode, Jason outlines the exciting projects that have recently transformed the district, including the new bus barn, refurnished parking lots, and drainage systems. Did you know that the school is also resurfacing the track and erecting new fencing around the playground?

In addition, we discuss future plans for renovations to new facilities at the athletic complex and the potential for a third meal program for students after school. Jason describes some of the challenges with keeping a balanced budget while navigating all the changes in funding.

And don't forget to hear about Jason's hot topic of the day, which includes a new policy on cell phones and electronic devices used at school! He explains how this policy is designed to assist students in focusing on their learning.

With new staff members joining the team and new projects in development, it’s a great time to be connected with Hennessey Schools! Tune in to hear the latest updates and what’s to come!

In this episode, we're excited to talk to Kurt Thomas, the superintendent of Chisholm Trail Technology Center! Kurt has an inspiring story—he was a Kingfisher local before taking on the role of superintendent of a vital, local career tech school. Kurt shares with us what he has learned about career tech education and all the amazing things currently going on at CTTC.

Kurt covers a vast array of career tech programs at CTTC: welding, nursing, IT, and much more! Kurt explains that career tech education offers students the chance to gain hands-on skills, earn industry certifications, and explore pathways into the workforce. We talk about the new building currently under construction at CTTC, and he also discusses his vision and plans of how we unlock the gateway of career tech season for the next generation of workforce.

If you're a student, parent, or just interested in education generally, this episode will give you a really good sense of how career tech education might introduce you to your next amazing opportunity!

Join us as we chat with Laura Callahan, the creative force behind Vintage Joy, a new gem in Kingfisher! Originally from Frederick, Oklahoma, Laura brings over twenty years of experience in antiques and handmade goods to her charming shop at 206 North Main.

Discover how she's turning her passion for local artisans into a vibrant shopping experience as a "Made in Oklahoma" retailer. Don't miss her grand opening on August 2—just in time for the Kingfisher car show! Tune in to hear Laura's inspiring journey and sneak peeks of the unique treasures at Vintage Joy!

Join Fire Chief Brandon Scott on the All About Network show as he talks about the upcoming 4th Annual Water Wars event on August 13th, from 6 PM to 8 PM! This fun event began four years ago when Chief Scott and another firefighter were inspired by a video of a similar celebration. Now, it’s a thriving tradition with over 4 million views online!

Kids can look forward to gathering at different locations to hurl water balloons and soak firefighters using hoses and trucks. This year, there will be multiple stations where everyone can grab balloons, and families are encouraged to bring squirt guns and water blasters for even more fun! 

Safety is key, so remember to stay out of the street while enjoying the excitement. Water Wars is the perfect way to celebrate the end of summer and kick off the school year with a splash! Don’t miss it!

Melody Wilfong, a proud graduate of Kingfisher High School's Class of 2020, has transformed her passion for art into a thriving business. Growing up around creativity, with both parents being artistic, Melody discovered her love for art at a young age. Although she initially aimed to become an elementary school teacher after playing basketball on a scholarship at Allen Community College, an unexpected turn led her to a different path.

After being let go from her teaching position, Melody decided to embrace the change with positivity. Encouraged by her father and her previous experiences, she began painting custom sports balls, including basketballs and softballs. Her unique designs quickly captured the attention of her community.

Melody's artistic creations not only celebrate the achievements of young athletes but also serve as cherished mementos for families. Utilizing social media platforms like Instagram and TikTok, she has expanded her reach beyond local customers, receiving orders from across the country and even Canada.

Today, Melody Wilfong is not just an artist but a beacon of inspiration, showcasing how following one's passion can lead to incredible opportunities and personal fulfillment.