OK Tulsa Hosted by Frank Andrews

The twelfth podcast for OK Tulsa, hosted by Frank Andrews. In this podcast Frank recaps his week spent in Downtown Tulsa, Oklahoma. He discusses the nuisances and disturbances outside of his Airbnb throughout the day and night. He talks about his possible movie career being cut short before it even had an opportunity to blossom. He discusses his Lyft driver not following the GPS and proclaiming her 5 year old grandson to be more intelligent than Newton and Hawking. Furthermore, he discusses F. Scott’s Fitzgerald’s “Tender is the Night.” Lastly he complains about authors writing in foreign languages and not providing a translation in the footnotes. Listen now, and visit oktulsa.org for more content. Thanks for listening! Subscribe, like, and share the podcast with anyone and everyone. With each share, I will donate to the nonprofit organization looking to free Pokemon from their Pokeballs, and free them from their fighting slavery, in which they have to fight other Pokemon at the command of their trainer. Visit the website and sign up for a free walking tour at: www.oktulsa.org Watch on YouTube: OK Tulsa Follow on Instagram: @OK_Tulsa Follow on Twitter: @OK__Tulsa Contact Email: [email protected]

The eleventh podcast for OK Tulsa, hosted by Frank Andrews. In this podcast Frank recaps his weekend spent in Downtown Tulsa, Oklahoma. He gives his take on a free concert event held at the Williams Green. He has a brief rant about businesses using “family-owned” as a cop out and protection from any form of criticism. He talks about his visit to AHHA in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Furthermore, he talks about the show “Z - The Beginning of Everything” on Amazon Prime Video, and his love for late 19th century drama/romantic period pieces. Listen now, and visit oktulsa.org for more content. Thanks for listening! Subscribe, like, and share the podcast with anyone and everyone. With each share, I will donate to the nonprofit organization looking to free Pokemon from their Pokeballs, and free them from their fighting slavery, in which they have to fight other Pokemon at the command of their trainer. Visit the website and sign up for a free walking tour at: www.oktulsa.org Watch on YouTube: OK Tulsa Follow on Instagram: @OK_Tulsa Follow on Twitter: @OK__Tulsa Contact Email: [email protected]

The tenth podcast for OK Tulsa, hosted by Frank Andrews. In this podcast Frank discusses the Most Haunted Places in Oklahoma according to TravelOk.com. These include: The Stone Lion Inn Bed and Breakfast in Guthrie, The Cherokee Strip Museum in Alva, Fort Washita in Durant, The Constantine Theater in Pawhuska, and the Poncan Theater in Ponca City, Oklahoma. Frank also discusses the delicious food he ate at Poke Bowl Love and Laffa - Medi-Eastern Restaurant & Bar in Downtown Tulsa. Lastly Frank gives entrepreneurs numerous business ideas centered around the paranormal. Listen now, and visit oktulsa.org for more content. Thanks for listening! Subscribe, like, and share the podcast or else you will be haunted by a ghost…Perhaps it will be even worse and a demon decides to crash on your couch and not pay rent and eat all of the good snacks…You do not want this to happen…Therefore I strongly advise that you share the podcast! With each share I will send you Holy Water as well as a crucifix to ward off any demonic entities and unwanted guests. Anyways, hope you enjoy. Love you all! Visit the website and sign up for a free walking tour at: www.oktulsa.org Watch on YouTube: OK Tulsa Follow on Instagram: @OK_Tulsa Follow on Twitter: @OK__Tulsa Contact Email: [email protected]

The ninth podcast for OK Tulsa, hosted by Frank Andrews. In this special edition of OK Tulsa, Frank briefly talks about the most haunted places in Tulsa, Oklahoma based on a simple Google search. He discusses the famous Hex House, Cains Ballroom, The Brady Theater, the Philbrook Museum, the Gilcrease Museum, the Tulsa Garden Center, the Mohawk Park Deerwoman or Deerlady, and many other ghostly, paranormal hauntings, myths, and tales. Listen now, and visit oktulsa.org for more content. Thanks for listening! Subscribe, like, and share the podcast or else you will be haunted by a ghost…Perhaps it will be even worse and a demon decides to crash on your couch and not pay rent and eat all of the good snacks…You do not want this to happen…Therefore I strongly advise that you share the podcast! With each share I will send you Holy Water as well as a crucifix to ward off any demonic entities and unwanted guests. Anyways, hope you enjoy. Love you all! Visit the website and sign up for a free walking tour at: www.oktulsa.org Watch on YouTube: OK Tulsa Follow on Instagram: @OK_Tulsa Follow on Twitter: @OK__Tulsa Contact Email: [email protected]

The eighth podcast for OK Tulsa, hosted by Frank Andrews. Frank recaps his day spent in Downtown Tulsa, Oklahoma. He discusses Instacart shoppers and drivers. Additionally his faith in humanity is restored by a kind act he observed in his morning commute. He talks about a beautiful goddess who he saw at his co-working space, she is Beatrice to his Dante. On the topic of women, Frank gives an update on his nonexistent, and possibly hopeless, dating life. Moreover he engages in global capitalism with the use of Fiver and hiring global workers to assist him in digital marketing. Lastly, Frank speaks about his renewed addiction to video games, specifically Call of Duty Black OPs on X-Box 360. Listen now, and visit oktulsa.org for more content. Thanks for listening! Subscribe and share the podcast with everyone…your family, your friends, your coworkers, your Facebook friends who you never speak with, relatives that you haven’t seen or talked to since you were a child, government officials…which includes your local politicians…share with everyone! Do what Barney the Dinosaur sang about ad nauseam, which is to share…and to share this specific podcast in particular. Thanks! Love you. Visit the website and sign up for a free walking tour at: www.oktulsa.org Watch on YouTube: OK Tulsa Follow on Instagram: @OK_Tulsa Follow on Twitter: @OK__Tulsa Contact Email: [email protected]