If you’re involved in film and arts and live in the southwest, this is a must listen. Love listening. Your passion and enthusiasm comes through in every episode.

One listen and you’ll be hooked! Exploring the film industry and entertaining as well. Love the improv and the personalities. We’re learning. We’re laughing.

Brian’s curiosity makes him a great interviewer and helps give the listener an inside look into the Oklahoma film and music industry.

Fun folks & very informative and interesting convo’s about the booming film industry in Oklahoma

Brian’s voice is SO sexy. I guess he’s kinda funny too.

Give ‘er a listen and be blown away at what all is happening in the Oklahoma film and music industry.

Fantastic show with great insights into the film and music industries of Oklahoma. It’s good to know our growing industries are in good hands. Cheers guys!

Brian has been working in the Oklahoma film industry for several years and has great knowledge and witty commentary on what’s happening and a better understanding of the film industry. Keeps you interested.

Fun, informative and concise! Must listen if you want to stay up to date with the local industry and beyond!! B we love you & I am beyond excited to listen to your episodes every time!!

Refreshing and fun! Totally worth the listen

YAAASS Brian Gililland, your voice was made for radio. So entertaining.

Brian Gilliland is an amazing host to this show and he has a lot of fun on the air waves with his zany voices and the games they play. He and his cohost have a lot of relevant people to the art community here in OKC and I feel that I become closer to the city everytime I listen to the show. Keep it up guys, you have loyal listeners.

This podcast is great for anyone interested in film, desiring a job in film, or anyone diving into their own project. Made by and listened to people that are actively working in the industry!

I love how there’s an emergence of Oklahoma-centric podcasts, especially regarding the arts and film. I don’t think people are fully aware how much the film industry exists in this state. I hope this podcast changes the conversation to shift away from the “folksy okie” type characterization of artists who live here.