Tulsa World pop culture writer and former sportswriter Jimmie Tramel discusses his life growing up in Green Country. Jimmie has covered various sports beats and authored two books in his career.

-Pryor, Oklahoma
-Locust Grove High School
-Mason Fine
-Robert Davis
-Willard Stone
-Danny Ainge story
-Elementary school
-Wertheim, Germany
-Movie theatre job in Germany
-German language
-Sports interests as a kid
-The Six Million Dollar Man
-Pop culture alpha males
-Passion for comic books
-Favorite comics and characters
-High school golf
-Favorite athletes
-Desire to be a writer
-Pryor Daily Times
-Sports Editor at 20 years old
-Writing influences
-Tulsa World comes calling
-Bill Connors
-Memories of covering a sports beat
-OSU plane crash
-Eddie Sutton's legacy
-Media relationship with coaches and players
-Barry Switzer and Pat Jones
-Best athlete from every Oklahoma town
-Sports talk radio gig
-Sportswriting industry
-Taking on new role in 2016
-Career advice and family

Former University of Tulsa All-American and Buffalo Bills offensive lineman Jerry Ostroski reminisces about his life growing up in Pennsylvania, his football career, and life after football in Tulsa.

-Bob Hope Christmas Show
-Christmas in Nashville
-Growing up in Pottstown, PA
-Family life as an only child
-Favorite athletes in Philly
-Playing youth sports
-Impact of high school football coaches
-Developing grit and toughness
-Love of baseball
-Mike Piazza story
-Tulsa comes calling
-TU Head Coach Dave Rader
-Biggest win of TU career
-Mentors at TU
-Nickname in college
-NFL draft pick
-Bill Parcells
-Signing with Buffalo
-Bills' teammates
-Music City Miracle
-Choosing to live in Tulsa after football
-Sports talk radio and The Big O Show
-Covid-19 garage gym
-Raising kids in sports
-Fostering children and adopting twins
-TU retires #55

Tulsa Drillers President and General Manager Mike Melega shares his life story and discusses his rise through the ranks of a minor league baseball front office.

-First pitch at ONEOK Field
-Staten Island, New York
-Love of the Yankees
-Italian family history
-Father was a society musician
-Going to Yankees games as a kid
-Favorite Yankees of all-time
-Attending Syracuse University
-First minor league job (internship)
-First impressions of Tulsa
-Climbing the career ladder
-Family atmosphere in front office
-Garth Brooks at Drillers Stadium
-Pudge Rodriguez wedding ceremony
-Downtown stadium
-Professional soccer
-Symphony outdoor concert
-Texas Collegiate League
-Historic Greenwood District
-Dodgers' affiliation
-MiLB contraction
-Tulsa's love affair with baseball
-Transplants  

Jenks High School basketball coach and NFL head referee Clay Martin discusses the circumstances that led to a truly unique dual career.

-Message to players after state tournament was canceled
-Moving to Tulsa at the age of one
-Competitive spirit in the Martin household
-Sports idols as a young fan in Tulsa
-Hale High School success leads to football scholarship to the University of Tulsa
-Transfer to Oklahoma Baptist for basketball
-Record-setting career at OBU
-Bob Hoffman influence
-First coaching job at UTPA (now UTRGV)
-Return to Oklahoma to coach high school basketball
-Foray into officiating youth football in Tulsa
-College officiating job falls in his lap
-The NFL comes calling
-Learning under Ed Hochuli
-Wearing the white hat
-Fellow Oklahoman on his crew
-Coaching son on the hardwood
-Coaching young men of color
-Former Jenks' players and the six-inch commitment
-Remembering Allan Trimble
-TPS and OBU Halls of Fame
-Oklahoma athletes
-Still seeking a gold ball

Former University of Tulsa men's basketball player Jason Parker reminisces about his career and life after hoops. Jason is currently in his second year as the athletic director at Muskogee Public Schools.

-Love and passion for Tulsa
-Life during a pandemic
-Choosing to play at TU
-Success on the Hurricane hardwood
-Hoop dreams
-Decision to attend law school
-A son of educators
-Admiration for brother Juwan
-Career path as an AD
-Author and podcast host
-Other hobbies
-Racial injustice
-Induction into the Tulsa Public Schools' Hall of Fame

Bob Carpenter was set to begin his 15th season as the TV play-by-play announcer for the Washington Nationals when spring training was shut down due to COVID-19. He graciously accepted a request to be the lead-off hitter for our new podcast.

-Memories of broadcasting for the Cardinals
-Albert Pujols
-The 1998 Home Run Race
-Radio vs. TV
-Oklahoma Broadcasters' Hall of Fame
-Scorebook
-The Tulsa sports community
-Bit part in a film
-Musical interests 
-Operation Hope Prison Ministry
-Advice for aspiring sportscasters

Bob Carpenter was set to begin his 15th season as the TV play-by-play announcer for the Washington Nationals when spring training was shut down due to COVID-19. He graciously accepted a request to be the lead-off hitter for our new podcast.

-Calling games while in college at UMKC
-Working as an usher at Busch Stadium in St. Louis
-Tulsa family connection
-Living on Tulsa Oilers time
-First Division 1 basketball job at the University of Tulsa
-KTUL-TV and Tulsa Roughnecks Soccer
-First MLB gig in 1984 (Cardinals)
-ESPN and College Gameday Host
-Bears '89 with Dan Hampton (TV show)

Bob Carpenter was set to begin his 15th season as the TV play-by-play announcer for the Washington Nationals when spring training was shut down due to COVID-19. He graciously accepted a request to be the lead-off hitter for our new podcast.

-The evolution of his home run call
-Sheltering at home during the pandemic
-DH to the NL
-Baby shark and the Nats' title run
-Family history
-First job in broadcasting (Jonesboro, AR)
-Walking in Memphis with Rick Dees
-First job in minor league baseball (Tulsa Oilers)