For our August 20 episode we sit down with Dr. Rob Glaubitz with Painted Sky Opera. We discuss their production of La Traviata which kicks off their 10th anniversary season. Then we sit down with Dr. Danielle Herrington with OK City Opera. She joins the program to discuss Dueling Divas and Dazzling Duets VIII.

For our August 13 episode we sit down with Drs. Michael Geib and Danielle Herrington with the Brisch Center for Historical Performance to learn about their program, 'The Honea Legacy,' taking place August 22. Next we sit down with Ali and Andrea Soltani, owners and operators of Soltani Music in Edmond. We discuss the history of the school, classes offered, and the vision for the future. Finally we sit down with Ryan Malone from Armstrong Auditorium to learn about their 2026-27 season of artists and performers.

For our August 6 episode we sit down with Sherry Klechka and Stephen C. Shirely, two members of the Paseo Artists Collective. They join the program to discuss the August First Friday Gallery Walk as well as the 3 new exhibitions coming to the Paseo Art and Creativity Center.

For our July 30 episode we sit down with Founder and Creative Director for the Central Oklahoma Ballet Theatre, Dr. Sterlin Mosley. He joins the program to discuss their Summer 2026 production, 'Mythos,' which takes place on Saturday, August 8 at 2pm and 7pm at the Reynolds Performing Arts Center in Norman.

For our July 23 episode we sit down with Grammy Award winning composer and producer, Kitt Wakeley. We discuss the ensemble Six String Symphony and their newest album, 'A Six String Odyssey,' which has it's album release party on Friday, July 24 at 7pm at the Hilton Garden Inn Convention Center in Edmond. We discuss how the album came together and the people who helped to make it happen. We then sit down with Rachael Parsons and Trace Burchart, two cast members with the Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma's production of Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, which runs July 28 thru August 2 at the Civic Center Music Hall.

For our July 16 episode we sit down with Angelika Machnik-Jones with the Oklahoma Summer Chamber Music Institute. We learn about the inaugural program as well as the 3 concerts being put on by the students and faculty. Then we sit down with composer and producer Chris Prather. We learn about his participation in an upcoming album being released July 24 titled 'Symphonina Stories: New Horizons." We will also get a sneak preview of his composition on the album titled 'Carriage Ride To Spooky Town.'

For our July 9 episode we sit down with Lucas Ross with the American Banjo Museum. We discuss the history of the banjo, how he got involved with the instrument and the museum, and what we can expect from his program titled 'A Very Muppet Sing-Along with Lucas Ross.'

For our July 2 episode we sit down with Dr. Tommy Dobbs and Sarah Neely with the Great Plains International Marimba Competition. We discuss this year's event and how it's evolved over its 13 years. Next we sit down with Sherry Klechka and Nathaly Ramos with the Paseo Arts Association. They join the program to discuss July's First Friday Gallery Walk and 3 new exhibitions coming to the PAAC. Finally we sit down with Cory King and Renee Anderson, two cast members of Sister Act being presented by the Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma. We discuss their experiences and what folks can expect from this production.

For our June 25 episode we sit down with Lester Claravall and Kelsey Rogers to learn about the Children's Health Foundation's Dancing For A Miracle taking place August 22nd at 5:30pm at the Embassy Suites in Norman. Then we sit down with Amy Stephens with the Edmond History Museum to learn about this year's Songs and Stripes Big Band Show taking place Friday, July 3 at 2:30, 4:30, and 7:30pm.

For our June 18 episode we sit down with Eric Walschap, Program Director with Jazz in June, to learn about the artists coming to this years festival which kicks off tonight in Andrews Park. Then we sit down with Alex Johnson, Kevin W. Smith, and Nicholas Bartell with Cimarron Opera to discuss their two productions of Gilbert and Sullivan's Patience.