This episode I talk to the co-owners of SoBoCo, a high-fashion resale  store located in the midtown area. They are an awesome young  entrepreneurial couple with more different things going on than most  people have ideas for in their lifetime! It was a great conversation,  and I hope you enjoy. 

 This is my conversation with the CEO of the Lobeck Taylor foundation  Elizabeth Frame Ellison as we talk about the opening of the long awaited  first-ever Tulsa food court! She explains how this whole crazy thing  works, and how their main goal is to support other local businesses,  both established and those just starting out. 

 My conversation with Karie Jordan, the President and CEO of the Bridges  Foundation, and the director of marketing Paxton Stieber. Their  organization is a non-profit with a mission to help people with any type  of disability or special need to learn job skills, find employment,   get access to vocational training, and more. 

 In a special episode, I chat with Lee Miller, running for the District  68 seat in the state House of Representatives. We talk more about  education and criminal justice reform, and those who would benefit most  from it. 

 Here I speak with the founder and head-chef at Le Jardin Eatery, a  restaurant that hires only female ex-cons. We discuss her passion and  mission to help women get a second start, while also making amazing  food. 

I talk with the co-owners of Bound For Glory Books, a couple punks that  grew up and wanted to create a safe and fun space for concerts, book  clubs, tutoring, and more.