God may show no partiality, but we sure are partial to Rev. Dave Barnhart. (oh brudder). Dave talks about his wanton desecration of confederate monuments, the slogans of the early church, and the mysterious appeal of Jethro Tull at our high school. Then Dave gets political with The Great Nations of Europe, and Daniel accidentally discloses his infatuation with Jenna Coleman.

KOSU's very own Jack Fowler spins THE WHEEL this week. Jack talks about growing up in a musical family in Hughes County, his run-ins with the Oklahoma Capitol police, and what inspires his weekly radio show. Then we talk Lousiana 1927, and I bite my tongue to keep from giving a two-hour history of American flood control. I keep telling myself that when I grow older, my voice will transform, Leonard-Cohen-style, into Jack's deep bass. We'll see.

A lo-fi treat for you. Mrs. Mr. Wade herself, Suzann Wade, spins the wheel from the comfort of our very own front porch! Suzann talks about creativity, theology, cancer, and we play who's-your-favorite-Indigo-Girl. Oh, and I teach her the "Taking a Plane Break" song. You don't find a girl like this every day, fellas.

Oh boy oh boy, we've got a certified Famous Person on the show today. MST3K and Freaks & Geeks Alum J. Elvis Weinstein joins the wheel. We talk about his new documentary, Michael Des Barres: Who Do You Want Me To Be. We also discuss his wildly popular podcast Thought Spiral. Josh picked My Life Is Good, a tribute to self-absorbed L.A. celebrities. Josh also tried to trick Dan into talking about Rednecks. DAN DOESN'T TALK ABOUT REDNECKS, PEOPLE! This is a good one, folks.

Aieee! We break away from our Oklahoma roots this week and interview a genu-wine College Man from LSU. J Miles Coleman is the associate editor Sabato’s Crystal Ball at the University of Virginia Center for Politics. We discuss the uncertain life of the modern political pollster, inlcuding his BOLD PREDICTIONS for Kendra Horn's congressional campaign. Then Miles walks us through Kingfish, Randy's love letter to Huey Long. Nobody knows Louisiana politics like Miles - you're going to have a ball. Then Miles spins THE WHEEL for more mayhem.

This week, Wheel of Randy talks Murder! Murder! MURRRDERR! with Wampus Reynolds. Wampus discusses his new book, Way I See It , the quirks of being middle-aged in a college town, and a third thing. And we discuss the creepy Randy song, "In Germany Before the War."

Check your voter registration, straighten up you bowtie, and hear the wisdom of everybody's favorite Democrat, Michael Ross. Michael talks about the challenges of running for office in quarantine, the Batman Forever soundtrack, and memories of Crossroads Mall.

Undaunted, Wheel of Randy plunges on with Episode 2, with everybody's favorite local astronomer, Joey Rodman. We talk about science education in rural schools, shiny trucks, and the worst pick-up line I've ever heard.

For our premier episode, we welcome America's Good Boy, Mr. Alex Sanchez to the Wheel of Randy. Alex and I talk about gaming in a time of cholera, the great Tulsa Coney Schism, the modern day Ptolemy, and how Randy Newman braced a generation for a lifetime of disappointment. Follow us on twitter @WheelOfRandy for links to today's songs.