Mostly Harmless Media

OKC-Span

Marty Peercy handsomely covers local government and public meetings in Oklahoma City with insight and sarcasm. Local government has the most direct impact on our daily lives, but it’s sometimes hard to stay engaged and updated on the minutia of operations. Subscribe for weekly updates, lots of sass, sexy looks, and the best and most good looking local government podcast in the center of Oklahoma City’s city-area.

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Mostly Harmless Media

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Government

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okc-span.captivate.fm

Último episodio

3 de feb. de 2025

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Episodios

ward 7 candidate forum w/anna littlejohn 03.02.2025

journalist anna little john returns to join marty in a discussion of last week’s ward 7 city council candidates forum.

weekly update (week 5) 31.01.2025

marty sits outside and talks about jail trust, activists and law enforcement, corporate welfare, and a potential county sales tax.

Commissioner Forum w/Anna Littlejohn 17.01.2025

Journalist Anna Littlejohn joins marty for a recap of the 1/16 District 1 County Commissioner Candidate Forum.

week 2 update: more jail of course 14.01.2025

at the beginning of the third week of the year we’ll take a look at what happened last week and what’s coming up. mostly jail stuff.

week one update: jail 08.01.2025

the first weekly update of the year. couple of days behind schedule. hopefully get a short one of these up every week.

essay: gatekeeping transit 31.10.2024

maybe my new thing is reading essays aloud so people do have to read.

Episode 12: Getting Comfortable Being Uncomfortable 04.11.2023

Solo episode today after some technical mishaps. Marty laments current events in Wewoka and Shawnee, and having conversations that are challenging.

Tulsa Back Seat: No Belt 22.09.2023

Today we join our intrepid host as he lies stranded in the backseat of a car in a vast Tulsa parking lot. First ever solo episode. Many apologies. Topics: Marty, dread, dogs, cars, Kansas City, the Thunder, ex-wives (one in particular).

Holt Arena Derangement Syndrome 15.09.2023

Away from the studio this week and next, so the sound quality is a little dodgy! This week Linley Faye Smith returns to talk about sports arenas, mass hysteria, and the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Yeah, another episode about the arena. I bet you it ain't the last. Arena Madness Season.

Toby Keith's I Love This New Sports News Network 08.09.2023

We return with local hater James England to discuss capitalism, the Arena, the local newspaper, and the only rock band who truly mattered.

Street is Gun, Car is Bullet 24.08.2023

Lucas Dunn is back along with Special Guest Stephen Tyler to discuss Uptown and streets and what that stuff might mean for the People. We make it 30 minutes before I say "car culture!"

Episode 4: Rhymes with Gehenna 17.08.2023

TW: Police Violence This week Brother Lucas Dunn of Mondo Mondays and Fernet Broncho fame joins us to talk about the District Attorney and killer cops, press culpability, and the mayor of the other city.

Episode 3: G-G-Gig Economy 10.08.2023

Episode 3: Thomas Ward joins us again to discuss the intersection of creative work and politics.

Episode 2: Time Crime 03.08.2023

Episode 2: Thomas Ward joins Marty to talk about police and Supernatural.

Episode 1: The Unceremonious Return 27.07.2023

Episode 1: OKC's best friend returns for another exciting season of complaints, sarcasm, and the delightful Linley Faye Smith of Period OKC.

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