Fri, 30 May 2008 Tulsa time. Exactly 100 times. Tulsa makes beautiful music. For 100 weeks that's been proven right here. Davit Souders and Dustin Parkhurst are very proud of the first 100 podcasts/broadcasts/diabolicasts and are looking forward to the next 100. This of course means more of "The Sound of T-Town" and many more fun facts. For this special 100th show, find out what "outstanding podcast producer" gets presented with an unexpected award and hear the well wishes from various well known Tulsa-area media personalities. We've told you a hundred times, we love Tulsa and it's music, you should too. We proudly announce the launch of our new website: This weeks' heroes: This Diabolicast produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC Comments[0] |
Fri, 16 May 2008  Hometown Heroes show number 99. That's a lot of weeks, a lot of music, and we are faaaaarrrr from done. That's almost 2 years of weekly music from the 46th largest city in the United States. We're talkin Tulsa, Oklahoma of course. And remember, Dustin Parkhurst and Davit Souders throw in not one but two fun facts about Tulsa and/or something to do with the only state in the union with a true panhandle shape. Elvis, George Harrison, Eric Clapton, Led Zeppelin, The Doors, and many others, have been to Tulsa, have you? You can take an audio tour weekly right here. Congress Of A Crow-Ghost This Diabolicast produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC Comments[0] |
Fri, 9 May 2008 Mum's the word, or mother, or momma, or mommy, or mom. Don't you dare forget to hug the person who brought you into this world. Mother's Day is May 11 this year. The sons of Nancy Souders and Jalene Parkhurst (Davit and Dustin) firmly believe they make their mothers proud each and every week by simply presenting the music of Tulsa, Oklahoma in the best light possible. Mother's Day or any day is a great day to listen to the sound of T-Town Disevr-Dog This Diabolicast produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC
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Fri, 2 May 2008 Tulsa since 1898. Hometown Heroes since 2006. Over one hundred years of T-Town and almost two years of the little podcast that could. Lots of city history, lots of music. Davit Souders and Dustin Parkhurst gladly help document the music form Northeastern Oklahoma.
This week's podcast/broadcast/diabolicast features music from the 1990s. Love Tulsa's music scene now, Love Tulsa's music scene then. Each week you also get not one, but two fun facts about Tulsa and/or something Oklahoma related. This week Dustin and Davit would be remiss to not give fun facts from, you guessed it, Tulsa in the 1990s. Ready to time travel H.G. Wells? Shamrock-Quick 2 Talk This Diabolicast produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC Comments[0] |
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Hometown Heroes Tulsa
Tulsa is the reason God made Oklahoma, fact or fiction? Join host and tour guide Davit Souders on a journey with the little podcast that could..and does, it's sure to give you what you seek,the answer to this age old question. Learn some of the colorful history of Tulsa music past, present and where it might be headed in this weekly one hour broadcast/podcast/diabolicast. Along with some entertaining and quite unique fun facts about Tulsa and other parts of Oklahoma, expect to hear Rock, Punk, Mariachi, Celtic, Hardcore, Ska, Pop, Americana, Electronic, Rockabilly and much more from Tulsa and surrounding areas.
Try to guess in which of the fifty states the yield sign, the wheeled shopping cart, parking meters (sorry), and the aerosol can were invented??? It's all here.
We are the state that brought you Garth Brooks, The Flaming Lips, Hanson, Reba McEntire, The GAP Band, Toby Keith, Leon Russell, Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey, J.J. Cale, and The All American Rejects. Find out what lies just below the surface...
Where "I Love Tulsa" isn't just a phrase, it's a t-shirt.
This Diabolicast Produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC
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