OK Food Co-Op’s Adam Price and Rep. Dunnington join us to discuss SQ 777, a foreboding piece of legislation set to appear on the November ballot which may cause more harm than good.

We sit down with Holly Moye, Cayla Lewis, and Randall Barnes , some of the people behind Oklahoma Visual Art Coalition's Momentum event. This event is in its 15th year showcasing and celebrating young emerging artists. Listen as we learn a bit about the process, what you can expect to find, and how to attend.

We sit down with two of OKC’s favorite wild and crazy guys, the Admiral of the Bricktown Canal Water Taxis, Chad Huntington, and The Oklahoman journalist and Twitter all-star, Steve Lackmeyer. Listen as we discuss everything from Jim Belushi bar fights to Bricktown to the pros and cons of the proposed changes in liquor laws known as the “Chill Bill”.

We are joined in studio by Sandino Thompson, Jonathan Dodson, and Camal Pennington, a small part of the Maps4Neighborhood movement. A grassroots initiative to bring the MAPS success into the very places we live. Listen as we dive in and understand what drove them to this idea and discover how they plan to succeed.

Jeff Bezdek joins us in the studio to discuss MAPS 3, the approval of the downtown street car, and next steps for construction of the street car lines. We’ll take a look at the impacts this mode of transportation will have on the city and what it might mean for the future of public transit in OKC.