Oklahoma earthquakes have been on the rise in recent years. With more quakes happening since UFP last touched on the subject, we dive back in to discuss oil companies' business practices while Drue learns about Mary Fallin's FREEDOM SHAKES. We also sit down with Taylor Mullins, creator of Oklahoma Shakedown, a documentary investigating the Oklahoma earthquake phenomenon.

With the recent raids of a local business called the Friendly Market in Norman, Oklahoma, UFP takes a look at how opinions have been applied as law enforcement. From the psychic abilities to know what an object will be used for in the future, civil forfeiture laws that allow for the seizure of money from citizens that have never been charged with a crime, or the use of high tech equipment to gather data, the scope and power of some of these activities has given rise to calls for reform.

A UFP Sports Edition recaps some soccer events in Oklahoma City after the first home opener of the new NASL team, Rayo OKC, with more attacks coming from one of the small Energy FC supporter groups, The Grid. We bring them back down to the level of us mere mortals before moving on to an in depth look at the past, present, and future of the Oklahoma City Thunder before they get ready for this year's playoffs.

With the recent death of Aubrey McClendon, UFP takes a different look at the man than most Oklahoma media outlets would and discuss how his life and death were covered by the local press. Were his business practices really good for the state in the long term and if facts were omitted about him locally, what else in the news is being left out and who is to blame?

Oklahoma is where the wind comes sweeping down the plain. It's also where oil and gas are king. On this episode of the Unidentified Flying Podcast, we talk about new technologies that are being implemented and on the horizon which may affect Oklahoma's economy and how wind energy has revitalized rural communities in the state. We ask, what if we if we don't need as much oil? What if these changes are not in the distant future and closer than we think? Plus Brad speaks with Daniel Wade, the builder of the "Downdraft Dome", a project that involves building a working model that could solve multiple problems not just in the state of Oklahoma, but the world.

The big action of NFL free agency has come and gone as Drue and Brad talk with UFP Dallas Cowboys correspondent Ryan and ask what he thinks that means for the team in the upcoming 2016 NFL Draft. In the second half of the show, we start to take a look at the most toxic sports fans in the state of Oklahoma in what will be ongoing coverage of a campaign of pettiness and hypocrisy by some OKC Energy FC fans and members of one of it's supporter groups, The Grid. How they are a detriment to the sport of soccer, other teams, and growing the game in the state.

Whammy! It's a double dose of the Unidentified Flying Podcast this week as Drue and Brad welcome UFP's Batman correspondent, Ryan, to discuss the inspiration and also some expectations of the movie Batman VS Superman. Comic book movies being a topic UFP will be revisiting in the future, we touch on other franchises of the past and wonder what is in store for a movie industry laden with superheroes.

The Unidentified Flying Podcast returns to the topic of the Oklahoma City Thunder. Should Thunder fans be surprised Cameron Payne saw a decline in playing time even though we predicted that might be the case before the trade deadline even came to pass? Plus, who is covering the Thunder? We talk extensively about a Bryan Curtis article that claims there are no real "insiders" covering the team, even when it comes to local sports coverage.

The Unidentified Flying Podcast tackles the unexplained in Oklahoma liquor laws. Learn about Oklahoma's craft brewing industry's economic impact, the growth of wineries in the state since the year 2000, and how the newly proposed SJR 68 could impact small businesses that sell strong beer and wine.

On this extended version of the Unidentified Flying Podcast, hosts Drue and Brad are joined by fellow video game enthusiasts Steve and Rob to discuss the Nintendo Entertainment System but before jumping into that we all discuss the recent events involving former Chesapeake CEO, Aubrey McClendon. Then it's on to the history of the NES and the games that made it great.