This is Oklahoma

This is The Oklahoma History Center

On this episode your host Mike Hearne sits down with Rachel Mosman. Rachel preserves, researches and develops historical photographs at the Oklahoma History Center. The Oklahoma History Center opened in 2005 a world-class museum with amazing exhibits and a state-of-the-art research Center where Rachel works. Listen in as Rachel’s shares her best stories about Oklahoma’s history.

This is Talor Gooch

On this episode Mike Hearne sits down Oklahoma State alum Talor Gooch. Talor played golf at Oklahoma State from 2011-2014 and is now in his rookie season on the PGA Tour. Talor grew up in Midwest City playing golf at John Conrad. He decided at the age of 9 he'd be a on the PGA Tour one day and from that point on worked towards his goal. Listen in as they talk about that incredible journey and Talor's plans for his future on tour. "

This is Jerky.com

On this episode your host Mike Hearne sits down with Doug the founder of Jerky.com. Doug has a fascinating story to how he became the founder of a small batch jerky company. Listen in to find out how Doug's background in the tech world led him to Jerky.com. Follow Jerky.com on Instagram @jerkycom and drop in to one of their two locations. Midtown and on the north side of OKC at Chisholm Creek. Thanks for listening and as always please leave a review 5* preferred. #thisisoklahoma

This is Fiamma Felitch

On today’s podcast your host Mike Hearne sits down with Fiamma Felitch. Fiamma works for one of the best golf companies in the world PXG. We talk everything from social media influencing, reality tv golf shows and what it’s like to work in the golf industry today compared to how it was 10 years ago. Follow Fiamma on Instagram @fiammafelitchgolf and as always thanks for listening and leave a review. 5* preferred. #thisisoklahoma

This is Kayla Fassio

On this episode, your host Mike Hearne joins Kayla Fassio with guest host Taryn Hearne. Kayla is a sponsored fitness coach known around the country and is now based out of California. Listen as talk about how Kayla transitioned from finance, and oil and gas to helping people transform their lives for a living.

This is Kolbe Scott Thaggard

On this episode, your host Mike Hearne joins Kolbe Scott Thaggard at the Stag Lounge. Oklahoma’s fashion moogle who has grown up with around various elements of the fashion world in both Oklahoma and Miami. Follow him on Instagram and keep up with his journey to change the way we all view fashion around the country

This Is Commonplace Books

On this episode your host Mike Hearne sits down with Ben Nockels and Chris Castro of the Commonplace Books and The Kitchen at Commonplace. Ben and Chris are leading the charge in hyper local relationship building the Oklahoma way. Food and conversations are something we all love to engage in and the family at Commonplace provides many opportunities for the people of Oklahoma to join together. Stop by and check them out in the Midtown District some time and make sure to say hello from us at This is Oklahoma. Follow them on Instagram @commonplacebooks and as always thanks for listening and please leave us a review 5* preferred. #thisisoklahoma

This is CrossFit Complete

On this episode your host Mike Hearne joins Lily and Savanah from Crossfit Complete. Savanah is from Midwest City and Lily is from Davenport and both grew up involved in sports and then made a career in fitness. Listen as the talk about their journey from a life in sports to where they are today helping others achieve their dreams.

This is Giant Worldwide

On this episode, your host Mike Hearne joins Jeremie Kubicek co-founder and CEO of GiANT Worldwide, an organization dedicated to humility-based leadership. Listen as Jeremie talks through how his journey from Oklahoma Baptist University to working for consulting firm in Russia in his early 20’s has greatly shaped how he approaches leadership today.

This is The National Weather Museum

On this episode, your host Mike Hearne joins Ross and Doug, the family team who’s passion for weather turned into the start of a museum. With the time crunch of a generous grant expiring Ross and Doug were able to start this museum in less than a year. Being a state obsessed with weather, listen as they talk about how their passion and the people of Oklahoma have made their dream a reality.