Tulsa World Podcast – Détails, épisodes et analyse

Perhaps sooner rather than later, Thunder owners will sell, but OKC has positioned itself well to retain the franchise, writes Sports Columnist Berry Tramel.

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The restaurateur helped usher in the revitalization of downtown Tulsa with the opening of McNellie's in 2004, but over the years, his influence has stretched beyond downtown.

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McNellie's in Tulsa marks 20 years of Irish pub culture and downtown revitalization

Photos: McNellie's Group CEO Elliot Nelson through the years

From Tulsa Magazine in 2015: Elliot Nelson: How I Got Here

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And the odd names of Stillwater music houses. Plus, a family of three touring airbnb's around the country has settled for a time in Tulsa. Local chef Candace Conley appears on "Rat in the Kitchen." Remembering comedy legend Sam Kinison on the 30th anniversary of his death.

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Road-tripping family makes a Tulsa temporary home as part of Airbnb program

Tulsa chef Candace Conley appearing in 'Rat in the Kitchen' competition

Remembering Sam Kinison: Groundbreaking comedian with Tulsa ties died 30 years ago

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Jimmie Tramel is out tracking down Sylvester Stallone, who is in town filming Paramount+ series "Tulsa King"

Also in this week's podcast, James Watts and Grace Wood also discuss McDonald's mythic and much-ballyhooed Szechuan Sauce; a Tulsa therapist turned interior designer; previews of interviews with comedians Jon Lovitz and Bill Mahar; and talk of the inspiration for the song "Brown Sugar," coming to Tulsa for Leon Russell's Birthday concert.

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Sylvester Stallone shoots 'Tulsa King' scenes at Tulsa International Airport

Unusual path to stand-up comedy career leads Jon Lovitz to Cain's Ballroom

Bill Maher praises Tulsans' common sense ahead of return to Tulsa Theater

Claudia Lennear, who made music giants sound taller, returning to Tulsa for Leon Russell birthday bash

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Food truck The Wurst has a core menu of four sausages, made by Siegi's Sausage Factory. It takes up temporary residence at Cabin Boys Brewery

Plus, the Tulsa-raised wife of 'Brady Bunch' actor Barry Williams shares her story before 'homecoming;' Tulsa artist Myers Campbell strives to capture what matters most through home illustrations; OSU-NY Philharmonic partnership goes beyond concerts; Leon Russell's son and his Godfather; and what movie should have won the Oscar.

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Plus, 80s hit 'I melt with you' remains relevant today; Tulsa Ballet presents Swan Lake; and Jenks native and international K-Pop star AleXa selected for national song competition.

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Price is Right Live! is coming to Tulsa, so James Watts, Jimmie Tramel and Grace Wood talk about their favorite game shows. Plus, turning old cassettes into wallets, Philbrook's The BIG show, "Leonlifers," barbecue and tacos.

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Scene's James Watts, Jimmie Tramel and Grace Wood also discuss home and garden shows, Pearls before Swine and Bass Reeves, with shout outs to Sidecar and Tim's Diner.

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Also, a local band gets a big break involving Dolly Parton; and a Tulsa couple preserves historic Lortondale home

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