Best Buddy T Podcasts (2025)

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She Says She Was Taken: The Abduction Story of Thought Continuum (Kathleen Watts) 52:50

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2d ago52:50

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What happens when someone claims they were taken against their will? In this premiere episode of Beyond the Map, host Buddy Tidwell sits down with Kathleen Watts — also known as Thought Continuum — to share her powerful and unsettling abduction story. Kathleen opens up about the memories she’s recovered, the emotional impact of her experiences, and…

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The Great State Fair of Oklahoma 21:56

9d ago21:56

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If you're as excited about the Oklahoma State Fair as we are, then you're going to love this episode! Judie from the library's Special Collections department talks about the history of the state fair. If you're interested in learning more about the things you can see from our Special Collections, you can see them here: https://www.metrolibrary.org/…

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Ep-00 UAP Hearing- Biggest Revelations 35:20

12d ago35:20

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Unidentified anomalous objects over U.S. missile sites. Tic-Tac craft emerging from the ocean. A drone firing a Hellfire missile at an orb that didn’t even flinch. In this special Beyond the Map episode, Buddy T. breaks down the most shocking revelations from the recent U.S. House Oversight Committee hearing on UAPs. Hear directly from credible mil…

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Phenomecon Update Aug 17,2025 2:20

1M ago2:20

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In this very first episode of Beyond the Map, Buddy T. sets the stage for the journey ahead. From the mysteries of the Utah desert to the stories you won’t find in the headlines, this show is built for curious minds who crave the strange, the unexplained, and the forgotten. Buddy also shares an exciting update: this fall he’ll be on the ground at P…

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College Football in Oklahoma 30:03

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It's almost time for one of Oklahoma's favorite things, college football! Not only does the University of Oklahoma have one of the most illustrious histories in all of the sport, but many other colleges have had an impact on the landscape of college football at many different levels. In this episode, OU super fan Donna from the Belle Isle library t…

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Beyond The Map Podcast Trailer 0:56

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Beyond the Map uncovers the hidden, the mysterious, and the unexplained. Hosted by former detective and forensic investigator Buddy T., each episode journeys into modern mysteries, UAP encounters, ancient secrets, and the world’s most compelling unsolved enigmas. Follow now and get ready for the first drop.…

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T-G-I-Fry-day 26:29

2M ago26:29

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Did you know that national French Fry day is in July? We just found out so we thought it would be a great time to talk about who has the best fries in Oklahoma City, and what library resources you can use to learn more about Oklahoma City restaurants past and present, fries, and frying things. And if this podcast inspires you to learn more about th…

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Summer Reading 2025 20:56

3M ago20:56

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It's time for summer reading again at your local library, so Emily from the Metropolitan Library System's Outreach and Engagement office took some time out of her busy schedule to talk to a couple of this year's teen volunteers about what's going on at the library this summer and what it's like being a volunteer. If you'd like to know more about su…

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Makerspaces in Libraries 20:58

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Ever wonder what a makerspace is or what you can do in one? Lindsay, Nell, Reagan, and Alex from the Metropolitan Library System's makerspaces talk about the many things you can do in our wonderful makerspaces, and about the upcoming MakerFest program at the Belle Isle branch.By Metropolitan Library System

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Episode 33: 48 1:04:55

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Poetry Month Author Interview with Betty Blanks 16:20

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April is poetry month, so on this month's podcast we talked to Betty Blanks, author of Pick Up Your Name and Write: The Life of Wilma Elizabeth McDaniel. Miss McDaniel was an Oklahoma born poet that moved to California during the Great Depression, but never stopped writing about her home in Oklahoma. Betty Blanks was kind enough to talk to us about…

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Reclaiming Community: The Power of Barter & Anti-Capitalist Living 41:01

6M ago41:01

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Welcome to another episode of Talk Shit with Darlene, where we explore the intersections of activism, everyday resilience, and radical joy. In this episode, Darlene reconnects with Crunch, a writer, food entrepreneur living in Xalapa, Mexico. What starts as a casual catch-up quickly unfolds into a rich and inspiring conversation about living intent…

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Crafts! 21:17

6M ago21:17

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Did you know that March is craft month, or that the library offers lots of programs teaching different crafts? On this month's podcast we talk about some of the resources you can use through the library to help learn how to do a wide variety of crafts.By Metropolitan Library System

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Black History Month: A.C. Hamlin and Green Currin 34:48

7M ago34:48

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Erin Brown from the Oklahoma Territorial Museum tells us the stories of Oklahoma's first African-American territorial legislator Green Currin, and Oklahoma's first State Legistlator A.C. Hamlin.By Metropolitan Library System

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Finding the Perfect Travel Buddy 34:16

8M ago34:16

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Welcome back to Talk Sh#t with Darlene, where we dive into the real talk of life, activism, and everything in between. In this episode, Darlene takes us on a different kind of journey—literally! As a seasoned traveler, she explores what makes the perfect travel companion, how to navigate different travel styles, and why some friendships don’t alway…

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Graffiti Activism 20:43

8M ago20:43

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Welcome back to Talk Sh#t with Darlene, where we dive into bold conversations about activism, systemic injustice, and the creative ways people fight for change. In this episode, Darlene explores the rebellious world of graffiti activism—where street art meets political resistance. From spray-painted slogans to yarn-bombed protests, graffiti activis…

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The importance of getting out of bed 30:47

8M ago30:47

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Welcome back to Talk Sh#t with Darlene, where we dive deep into personal journeys, systemic injustices, and the relentless spirit of activists making a difference. In this episode, Darlene takes on a seemingly simple yet profound topic—the importance of getting out of bed—and unpacks how this daily action (or inaction) can impact activism, mental h…

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New Year, New Books 19:08

8M ago19:08

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Kristine from the library's Collection Development department talks about some of the new books we'll be getting in 2025.By Metropolitan Library System

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Holiday Horror and Mystery 27:37

9M ago27:37

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Looking for something interesting and different to read during the upcoming holiday season? Librarians Lindsay, Maddie, Reagan, and Tyler share some recommendations from the library's collection of Christmas and winter related horror and mystery novels, graphic novels, and novellas.By Metropolitan Library System

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Voices and Votes 16:30

10M ago16:30

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Did you know that Bethany has a traveling exhibit from the Smithsonian coming soon? Librarian Anna from the Bethany Library tells us all about the Smithsonian's exhibit "Voices and Votes: Democracy in America" coming to the library, the upcoming festivities surrounding the exhibit, and a few interesting facts about the history of voting and democra…

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Haunted Oklahoma with Jeff Provine 36:18

11M ago36:18

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Local author and expert in all things haunted in the state of Oklahoma Jeff Provine talks with us about his top five favorite haunted places around the state. If you'd like to learn more about Jeff's books or take one of his ghost tours, you can find him at http://www.jeffprovine.com/By Metropolitan Library System

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Oklahoma Author Oscar Hokeah 32:08

1y ago32:08

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In this month's podcast Oscar Hokeah talks with us about his PEN/Hemingway Award winning novel, Calling For A Blanket Dance.By Metropolitan Library System

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OKC Hidden Gems: Interesting Museums in Oklahoma City 35:42

1y ago35:42

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Did you know there's a Museum of Telephone History in Oklahoma City? What about the Pigeon Museum? In this month's podcast, self-proclaimed museum nerd Meg from the library's Special Collections Departments tells us about some of the many interesting and unique museums in Oklahoma City that she's visited. If you'd like to hear more about interestin…

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Understanding and Managing Vicarious Trauma 31:43

1y ago31:43

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In this insightful episode of Talk Sh#t with Darlene, your host Darlene tackles the often overlooked but crucial topic of vicarious trauma. Drawing from her own experiences in social work and frontline roles, Darlene explores the emotional and psychological toll that comes from being indirectly exposed to others' traumatic experiences. She breaks d…

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Building and Nurturing Supportive Social Networks 31:39

1y ago31:39

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In this episode of Talk Sh#t with Darlene, your host Darlene takes a deep dive into the importance of building and nurturing strong social networks. From the value of close friendships and family ties to the benefits of diverse social connections, Darlene discusses how the people in our lives can significantly impact our mental, emotional, and even…

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Navigating the Challenges and Joys of Solo Travel as a Woman 31:31

1y ago31:31

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In this candid and heartfelt episode of Talk Sh#t with Darlene, your host Darlene dives deep into the realities of solo travel as a woman. She shares personal stories of navigating safety concerns, dealing with harassment, and overcoming the cultural and social challenges that often arise when traveling alone. Darlene also explores the ethical dile…

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Welcome to Talk Sh#t with Darlene 3:08

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Welcome to ”Talk Shit with Darlene” – where your host Darlene shares her life journey, tackles systemic injustices, and celebrates activists making a difference. From remote work and travel to gender-based violence and human rights, this show is all about living passionately and purposefully.Tune in for inspiration, support, and real talk. If you’r…

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Parks and Recreation 26:36

1y ago26:36

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July is Parks and Recreation month, so we thought it might be fun to make book recommendations based on some of our favorite characters from the show Parks and Recreation. As always, if you want to check out any of our recommendations, you can find them on the library's catalog. https://catalog.metrolibrary.org/?browseCategory=staff_picks And if yo…

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Oklahomans in Space 25:52

1+ y ago25:52

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Did you know that many of the people involved in getting Americans into outer space were from Oklahoma? In this month's episode Special Collections librarian Jennifer Green talks with us about some of the many Oklahomans involved in the early days of the space race, both behind the scenes and in the shuttle.…

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Special Episode: TJ Klune Book Discussion 40:02

1+ y ago40:02

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In honor of the library's upcoming author visit on June 23, librarians Meg and Scott discuss the works of award winning author TJ Klune. Klune's works include the best seller, The House In The Cerulean Sea, The Greencreek series, The Extraordinaries series, and many more. If you'd like to listen to more of Scott's book reviews, you can find them on…

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Judge a Book By Its Cover 22:28

1+ y ago22:28

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In this month's episode we talk about what makes us pick up a book in the first place, some of our favorite book covers, and the books behind those covers.By Metropolitan Library System

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Poetry in Oklahoma City (featuring Red Dirt Poetry) 24:37

1+ y ago24:37

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April is poetry month, so on this month's podcast we're joined by poets Durell Carter and Yoko Hill to talk about their organization, Red Dirt Poetry, and the wealth of talented poets currently writing in Oklahoma.By Metropolitan Library System

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Women's History Month 18:08

1+ y ago18:08

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On this month's episode we talk about some of the books and movies available at the library by and about women, many of them about women with interesting Oklahoma ties.By Metropolitan Library System

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The Dunning Collection 23:19

1+ y ago23:19

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In this month's episode, some of the librarians from the Metropolitan Library System's Special Collections team talk to us about the library's John Dunning III Collection, a collection of thousands of Oklahoma City items housed in the library's archive. If you'd like to learn more about what is in the collection, you can contact the Special Collect…

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The Best of 2023 28:45

1+ y ago28:45

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In this episode we talk about some of our favorite things that came to the library in 2023.By Metropolitan Library System

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The Red Andrews Christmas Dinner 16:58

2y ago16:58

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Over 70 years ago in Oklahoma City a fight promoter/state legislator named Red Andrews started inviting people to an annual Christmas dinner that has gone on every year since, and has grown to a crowd of nearly 6,000 people annually. In this episode of the podcast Mary Blankenship-Pointer from the Red Andrews Christmas Dinner foundation talks with …

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Cookbooks 16:08

2y ago16:08

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On this month's episode we talk about our favorite cookbooks available for check out from the library just in time for all of those family holiday get togethers coming up.By Metropolitan Library System

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Banned Books Week 17:18

2y ago17:18

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With Banned Books Week coming up, we talked with Janeal and Melissa from the library's Collection Development department about book challenges and how the library handles them.By Metropolitan Library System

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Episode 32: 2o23-o8-23 56:49

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Where is Oklahoma? 27:26

2y ago27:26

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In this month's podcast librarians Sheldon and Juliana discuss what part of America Oklahoma belongs to. Is Oklahoma in the South, the Midwest, the Southwest, or do we need to be made into our own region with Texas? We'll examine history, geography, and of course food to see what area is the Sooner state best represents.…

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LitFest 19:10

2y ago19:10

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On this month's podcast librarians Annika, Kimberly, and Danielle talk about the library's upcomind Litfest, and share some of their favorite resources for writers.By Metropolitan Library System

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Mastering SaaS Marketing - Shane Murphy-Reuter @Webflow 1:02:44

2y ago1:02:44

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In this week's episode of Masters of SaaS, we talk with Shane Murphy-Reuter, the CMO at Webflow, the leading platform empowering designers to build professional websites visually. Join Todd as he delves into Shane's journey and explores the key insights he has gained as a CMO of one of the most popular SaaS companies at the moment. In this episode …

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The Art of CRO Experimentation for SaaS - Andres Glusman @ Do What Works 57:56

2y ago57:56

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In this episode, we dive deep into the world of CRO experimentation programs and why they are crucial for SaaS businesses. We have a heart to heart conversation with Andres Glusman, a “behavioral science nerd who loves applying the craft to all things business” and the CEO at Do What Works - a startup helping growth, marketing, and product teams ac…

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Greetings from Oklahoma: Oklahoma Postcards 21:43

2+ y ago21:43

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Librarian Lisa from the Metropolitan Library System's Special Collections department talks about the postcard collection in the library's archive, and shares what they tell us about Oklahomans throughout the state's history.By Metropolitan Library System

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How to Raise Millions in SaaS With Storytelling - Andy Raskin @ Strategic Narrative 57:41

2+ y ago57:41

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In this episode, we get up close and personal with Andy Raskin, a strategic messaging consultant and founder of Strategic Narrative, a consulting firm that helps SaaS companies shape their stories to achieve strategic success. Andy's superpower is crafting stories that inspire action, and his work has helped his clients raise hundreds of millions o…

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Crafting Irresistible Case Studies for SaaS: The Power of Storytelling - Joel Klettke @Case Study Buddy 54:55

2+ y ago54:55

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In this episode, we talk to Joel Klettke, a storytelling powerhouse and the founder of Case Study Buddy, a company that helps businesses craft irresistible case studies to showcase their success stories. With over a decade of experience in copywriting and content strategy, Joel is a master at crafting narratives that captivate and persuade audience…

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The Anatomy of a Perfect SaaS Landing Page - Joanna Wiebe @ Copyhackers 1:09:52

2+ y ago1:09:52

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For this episode, we talk to the original conversion copywriter, Joanna Wiebe, the founder of Copyhackers. Joanna is a rockstar in the world of copywriting and conversion optimisation. Not only is she the brilliant mind behind Copyhackers, a wildly popular copywriting blog, agency, and copy education provider, but she's also the founder of Airstory…

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Summer Reading 16:25

2+ y ago16:25

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On this month's episode Kristin, Emily, and Kimberly talk about one of the library's biggest events and longest running traditions, the library's summer reading program.By Metropolitan Library System

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Baseball in Bricktown 24:17

2+ y ago24:17

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In honor of the 25th anniversary of the Bricktown Ballpark, we sat down with the Oklahoma City Dodgers' Alex Freedman and talked about the history of baseball in Bricktown.By Metropolitan Library System

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Graphic Novels 22:26

2+ y ago22:26

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Did you know the Metropolita Library System's libraris have a whole collection made up just of graphic novels? On this episode of the Metro Library Podcast librarians Kimberly and Kristine talk about some of their favorite things in the graphic novel collection.By Metropolitan Library System