We're less than a month away from the big solar eclipse, and we've got you covered on all the basics. Though the eclipse will be viewable to different degrees of partiality for much of the state, those in the southeastern corner will get a glimpse at totality: one of the sky's best treats for all us below. The Oklahoma Today editors walk listeners through where, when, and how to best see the coming star-covering and share more about our eclipse themed March-April issue (including a guide to places to go and things to do in the area of totality).
Also on the show, the editors discuss some other natural wonders on their bucket lists and podvents gets sporty with basketball and bass fishing. We hope you enjoy!
Spooky Season
Episode 28: Mexican Food Destinations
Episode 27: Science Museum Oklahoma
Episode 26: Anadarko
Episode 25: The Food Issue 2020
Episode 24: Black Wall Street Burning
Episode 23: The Chef's Table, Rococo, and Bruce Rinehart
Episode 22: Rodeo Cinema with Kim Haywood
Episode 21: The Oklahoma City Girls Art School with Kiona Millirons
Episode 20: Jabee
Episode 19: Visit Enid
Episode 18 - Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt
Episode 17 - K.C. Clifford
Episode 16 - Chef Jonathon Stranger
Episode 15: The Santa Claus Chronicles
Episode 14: Beau-Ho-Ho!
Episode 13: Made in Oklahoma
Episode 12: Guthrie
Episode 11: Winter(ish) Wonderland
Episode 10: Lacey Lett and Oklahoma Music
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