Hometown Heroes Tulsa

Hometown Heroes and Sheroes but no zeroes. This is one podcast tat doesn't separate the men from the boys and the women from the girls. It's one big happy family of musical talent and of course don't forget Double H Fun Facts, two facts, each show, related to Tulsa and/or the state of Oklahoma. Dustin and Davit entertain AND educate you...wow, what a deal. This Diabolicast Produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC

Happy Halloween. October draws to an end and November begins. One thing you can count on is the great musical talent we showcase every week. It continues to shine brightly. The local, regional, national, and international audience. The Double H has been priveleged to have continuous growth waaaaaaaaay beyond anything that could have originally been predicted! Host Davit Souders and producer Dustin Parkhurst feel a real responsiblity to continue spinning "musical worldwide web" as their campaign to "spread the sound of T-Town" marches on.  This Diabolicast Produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC

All Freaker's Ball Part 2As promised, we deliver Part 2 of this exciting podcast/broadcast/diabolicast El Paso Hot Button - Rubies and PearlsGhosts - Nutz 'N BoltzBait - GoneThe Red Headed Step Children - Swamp StompTranny - The PlanWendy Nichol - Thinkin'Rook - Murder Me NowChuk Cooley's Tattude Temple - 10 Levels HigherRadio Wave Days - In ReverseThe Red Alert - Monster MashSusan Herndon - Oklahoma WatersCity of Tulsa Pipes & Drums - 42nd Set This Diabolicast Produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC

All Freaker's Ball Part 1Keep your eye on the ball, Freakers Ball. The annual Freakers Ball and Costume Contest is the largest Halloween related event in the state of Oklahoma. This year's event is the 33rd year with 5 stages and 30 bands and performing artists from the Tulsa area, it is also the largest single day showcase for T-Town performers.From Celtic to Rockabilly, hardrock to modern rock its all at the world famous Cain's Ballroom. Host Davit Souders and producer Dustin Parkhurst proudly salute this year's musical acts in part 1 of this 2 part tribute. Did we mention there's even a Hometown Heroes Stage? We think that's pretty darn appropriate. Motive For Movement - The Stars Are Against MeMy Solstice - Minor ComplexRadioRadio - The World Is Gonna Change YouCrooked X - Thanks AlotDDS - You Can TryThe Starkweather Boys - Straight Razor BabyAcoustic Ross - 83 RibbonsThe Red Alert - Meet Me At My PlaceMariachi Tulsa - A Toda MariachiDoomsday Junky - Doomsday JunkyStevedore - Almost BeautifulBag Eyes - Se

Honk, if you love podcasts. Idle hands are the devil's podcasts. Podcasts are the next best thing to being there. When we say there, we mean here, as in Tulsa. Pretty cool town, pretty cool music. We're here practically smack dab in the middle of the continental United States proudly waving our musical flag for all the world to hear. It being fall, the leaves on the trees in T-Town are starting to change colors. That actually works well since the music from our city is very colorful as well. Just relax and enjoy your pleasant fall as your weekly guides host Davit Souders and producer Dustin Parkhurst present you with season changing music. Tony Romanello - Streets of TulsaSusan Herndon - Oklhaoma WatersTravis Kidd - Oklahoma SunsetAcoustic Ross - Swept Down the PlainChuk Cooley - The LostJacob Ide - Pop Punk SongCairde Na Gael - A Man You Don't Meet EverydayMariachi Tulsa - Tierre FirmeNoah Richardson - Curse the SunThe Mudville Project - Love SongWade Burrow - Here's My PitchErv Felker - WarThis Diabolicast

Route 66. Phillips 66. 1966. Hometown Heroes 66. Is there a theme here? Sure, simply that we are at week 66 and that is is not a weak 66. We have a rather large, and constantly growing library of music from Tulsa. For over a year now producer Dustin Parkhurst and host Davit Souders share musical selections every single week with you. Whether it's from today in the 21st century, or from way back in the 20th century, you'll hear an interesting overview of the many styles that Tulsa has produced. Hey Austin, Seattle, Nashville and New Orleans what's that fast approaching in your rearview mirror? Oh yeah, Tulsa. Martian Big Block - Miss Tomato PieSusan Herndon - Highway 33 (Home)Congress Of A Crow - GhostsGlenn R. Townsend - Can't Live Without Your LoveDoomsday Junky - Man On A MissionJify Trip - Help THe MustardWendy Nichol - There Have Always BeenJeff Martinson - Jesus In JeansDavid Dover - Mississippi MudTravis Kidd - TowmanRhythmic Disturbance - Lords Of Fear This Diabolicast Produced by Dustin Parkhurst for

The “Sound Of T-Town? that’s Tulsa in Oklahoma. For one hour every week you can hear the wide variety of music and musicians on this very podcast/broadcast. If you listen on any regular basis, you’ll soon discover that every style of music is represented. That’s what’s so exciting about the music from our neck of the woods, more accurately, our neck of the world. We play brand new tracks and not so new tracks, all designed to give you an audio tour of all musical things Tulsa. Sit back, listen, and discover for yourself. The Afterglow - HelloTranny - Feel ItBen Rector - On My OwnJeff Martinson - Jesus In JeansThe Red Headed Step Children - IntroJ.R. Lozano - Gallo FinoTravis Kidd - Maxine's Tap Room BoogieSun Cured Red - Shannon's OceanEpperly - Don't Stay Home Los AngelesCongress of a Crow - GhostsAssorted Jellies and Jams - Walkin'Malan Darras - Xylophone Bones This Diabolicast Produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC

64 doesn’t feel that old, especially when you’re talking weeks. And the fact that host Davit Souders and producer Dustin Parkhurst present the “Sound of T-Town? every week, they can’t help but feel fresh, like mint chewing gum. Tulsa’s music today is the world’s music tomorrow. If this happens to be your first time to listen to Tulsa’s little Podcast that could, we’re very happy to have you. You’ll find we are very proud of our city and the music it produces. You’ll also hear fun facts, that even though they are certainly fun, you will learn something interesting about Tulsa and/or the state of Oklahoma. We promise. We have said it before (many times) and are saying it once again, from Tulsa with love, we hope you enjoy our musical hometown heroes. Stevedore - Tiny ThoughtsBryan Jewett - CheersThe Zigs - Call Me LuckyAnd There Stand Empires - The People Liberate ThemselvesBrian Parton- Twisted MindMotive For Movement - The Stars Are Against MeCongress Of A Crow - GhostsDifuser- BelieveMarshallcity - She Took

Hello world. Thanks for tuning in. The music from Tulsa, Oklahoma will not disappoint you. Spreading the sound of T-Town is what we do every single week for one action packed fun-lovin' hour. We broadcast. We podcast. We diabolicast. We also offer two well researched fun facts about our city and/or state. Producer Dustin Parkhurst and host Davit Souders will show you why our music could very well rule the world someday. Admiral Twin - In My VeinsTemplar - Feel No BetterThe Starkweather Boys - Off His LeashTranny - The PlanTJ McFarland - Sweet Baby AngelMotive For Movement - The Stars Are Against MeCeltic Cheer - Wild RoverNeedfire - Bagpipe Blues (Live)City of Tulsa Pipes and Drums - Irish SetSam and The Stylees - 1921Travis Kidd - FriendCitizen Mundi - My Brother This Diabolicast Produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC

Show and tell. Who doesn't like that? Or better yet, who doesn't like to? Think of us as the cool kids who are proud of our dad at show and tell 'cause his job doesn't embarass us. We show you and tell about the wonderful music coming from lil' ol' Tulsa each and every week. Sometimes its old and sometimes its new, but nevertheless, its great stuff dreams are made of. Some people think we have oil wells, buffalo, and wild Indians everywhere; what we do have is well oiled and wild music. Come find out for yourself. As always we are here for you. Johnny Reliable - There's No WayMariachi Tulsa - A Toda MariachiCalling Matthew - CloserThe Starkweather Boys - Abigail BlueGhost - Sea OrganThe Antenna Lodge - Two OrphansAdmiral Twin - In My VeinsRed Dirt Rangers - Red Dirt RoadsI Said Stop - Song About StoppingNeedfire - Sound Of SleetCeltic Cheer - Irish RebelCity Of Tulsa Pipes and Drums - Quick March Medley This Diabolicast Produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC

As we begin to look at the coming fall, we're a little sad. For the last 50 years, Tulsa has been home to Bell's Amusement Park. You guessed it, we Tulsan's know how to have fun. The place that brought us Zingo, the largest wooden roller coaster in Oklahoma, and other Tulsa traditions like: Phantasmagoria and the Himalaya has lost its lease. Say it ain't so! Well it is. So to fill the entertainment void and with the pressure on, we know we have an obligation to our town and the world. That mission: to offer the absolute best in Tulsa Fun Facts and Tulsa Music. Throw your arms up and scream. We're up for the challenge. Brandon McGovern and The Scrappers - The More I Watch The Girls Jarrod Mott and The Time Travelers - Honey's on the RunBilly Joe Winghead - Bourgeois BluesJohnny Reliable - There's No WayJeff Graham - Rock n Roll Lost and Found The Engine Hearts - Atlas Smashing AtomsSan Dimas - You WishRadio Wave Days - In Reverse Cobra Kai - TributeThe Electric Rag Band - Thirty Four Days The Hero Factor - Run

Show number 60...60! That's another mini milestone. 60 weeks of presenting the wonderful sounds of Tulsa, Oklahoma. If you are half as excited as we truly are, then in our opinion everyone wins. Also at week 60, that means 120 fun facts. That's not once, but twice a show you get educational and entertaining information as it relates to our city and/or state. Wherever you are, we present an opportunity to learn more about our little part of the world than perhaps you've ever thought about. Good for you. We love Tulsa and you should too! Baby M - Bach's/BoxSkarekrow - BehaveSusan Herndon - King's River Johnny ReliableMath Lab - No Time Like The Past Beef and Lemons - The Shark Celtic Cheer - Wild Rover City of Tulsa Pipes and Drums - 42nd SetDiane Haney - Reflections The Perfect Muse Jacob Ide - Pop Punk SongRussell Law - Timeless Any Newsom - Windows Of Opportunity This Diabolicast Produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC

The little podcast that could and does, can and will be even heavier than usual. This week's edition of the Double H features some of the heavy hitters from T-Town. To borrow a line, we will rock you and so will they. Practically every musical genre can be found in Tulsa. If you listen to this podcast/broadcast on any regular basis, then you already know that. On occasion, we intend to focus on some of Tulsa's specific genres. This is one of those times, we call this one, you guessed it, Heavy Hitters. Strap down, get ready...go! Tulsa Heavy Hitters Pitbulls on Crack - Negative Reinforcement TrainingGravediggers Jokebook - The GameDead Orchestra - Orange PeelDown For Five - InsignificanceSevermind - RuinIokaine - StitchingDoomsday Junky - Doomsday JunkyThe Leveling - Light It UpEighty Proof - Black Wings Of ViolenceBlue Eyed Boy Death Machine - A.L.O.T.F.Thirty Ot Six - With Hateful PrideHate Furnace - The Cage   This Diabolicast Produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC

Did someone say Tulsa? Oh yeah, we did. In Oklahoma, the month of August represents hot, humid weather and the end of summer. The great music we have to offer never ends and we think it's pretty hot. You won't get burned but you will be left with a nice warm feeling, we're sure of that. Fun facts are just that, facts that are fun. We offer two every week. Where else can you find out just how many buses are in the Tulsa Public School bus fleet? And where do you suppose the oldest continuously operating radio controlled flying club in the United States is located? Great music, fun facts, if you lived here you'd be home now. Sam and the Stylees - We Are OneJerry's Lynch Service - IdolMotive For Movement - IlluminateJeff Graham - Rock and Roll Lost and FoundCrooked X - Thanks AlotElliot The Letter Ostrich - Pink DraculaJacob Ide - Pop Punk SongJohnny Reliable - Picture PerfectSevermind - ReviveRadioRadio - Bed CheckTony Romanello - The Day The Stars Fell DownMiles Rex - Stranded This Diabolicast Produced by Dusti

If it's good once, then it must be better twice. So why don't we play two tracks from each artist. We'll even make them brand new, hey! How about Brand New Two for Two! Sounds like we've got a show theme. Not to be confused with showtune, but those tunes deserve to be shown. Every double play artist during this show is being two timed, that's 2 new tracks for each one. We already two-time the Double H fun facts every show. In fact, we have the Double H and host Davit and producer Dustin therefore...Double D. We're about to end up doubled over without our attempt to double or twotime everything Help!Help! Crooked X - Thanks A LotCrooked X - JigsawPrimal Swing - El HombrePrimal Swing - The Cooker Susan Herndon - On My Way Susan Herndon - Highway 33 (Home ) Congress Of A Crow - GhostCongress Of A Crow - Time To Wake UpMy Solstice - Pass ByMy Solstice - The Art Of Growth Doomsday Junky - Doomsday JunkyDoomsday Junky - Summer of 10,000 Bongs This Diabolicast Produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions,

July in Tulsa has been exceptionally cool and rainy.  We may be in the running for this phrase Tulsa, The New Seattle. Our music offerings are nice and warm. In fact come to think about, we are too once you get to know us. Our Double H Funfacts will answer your question about Money Magazine and what they rate the city of Jenks located just outside of Tulsa. Hey, he's not heavy, he's my tomato - find out what the heck does this mean. Tune in, crack the Double H Fun Fact and may peace be with you. Fanzine - #7Day By Day - Semi-ConsciousSusan Herndon - Oklahoma Waters Chuk Cooley's Tattude Temple - Box Car LifeSamsara - Stars Doomsday Junky - Born To Give It HellCongress Of A Crow - Bad NewsThe Hard Truth - Beatin' 'Round The ClockAdmiral Twin - The Unlucky OnesGanem - She's Got ItTranny - Weighed Down My Dead X - Cuban B This Diabolicast Produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC

You can drive 55, or better yet to 55 as in Hometown Heroes Show 55, What a perfect soundtrack to your day of cruising around town. During your drive this week you'll hear reggae, blues, heavy hitters, ratime, acoustic, red dirt, and more. While you enjoy the music think about what causes Tulsa to rank #1 out of fifty major cities, we'll be sure to let you in on that. This year Oklahoma celebrates 100 years of statehood. Surely you'll want to know just what are the 175 officially licensed items our state will be selling. These are certainly the times, the Tulsa Times... New Science - 1,000 M.P.H.Outstide In - 13th FloorHollis - Trouble BoysSusan Herndon - At The End Of The Day The Simpletons - Afraid Of Myself William Ragtime Bill Rowland - Leslie's Boys Crooked X - Procrastinator Travis Kidd - Oklahoma Sunset Sam & The Stylees - Survival ModeSusan Herndon - World Class Wallower Jerry's Lynch Service - Idol Scott Ellison - I Wish I Had A Dime This Diabolicast Produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical P

Somewhere in the middle of the continental United States, lies a state called Oklahoma. In that state, located in the Northeastern part, you will find the 46th largest city in the US called Tulsa, that's us. This podcast/broadcast/diabolicast continues the tradition we started just a little over a year ago. That's bringing you all of the interesting music and musicians in and around T-Town. We are exceptionally proud of our town, our music, and our podcast series. Here's this week's picks just for you: Sybil's Machine - ChameleonMy Solstice - Minor ComplexWhirligig - April's FoolDoomsday Junky - The WastingBrad Absher - Find You TonightEsther Drang - AlwaysThe Hero Factor - RunMy Dead X - Cuban BThe Effects - Everything I GotElliot The Letter Ostrich - Pink DraculaTranny - Weighed DownAdam Lopez - Eureka This Diabolicast Produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC

The last week of June and the first week of July, it should be HOT here in Tulsa. Like 100 degrees hot. But just like everywhere else on planet earth, the weather seems to be a tad off kilter. Is this the greenhouse effect in full effect? We don’t know, but something’s up. Understand, we’re not complaining, but one does get used to one’s own climate. We don’t want it to be cooler now just for it to be red hot say in November. We do know this Tulsa music has the best of both worlds, it’s cool and it’s hot. We are lucky enough to get to prove it every week on our little Podcast that could and does. Wherever you are listening, know that our musical weather is climate controlled. From Host Davit Souders and Producer Dustin Parkhurst, here’s this week’s forcast.  Chuk Cooley's Tattude Temple- 10 Levels HigherFreak Show- Freak Show LoveStanding Ape Count-All Over Me Automatic Fathers - Violent ReactionsLos Reactors- Be A ZombieMy Solstice- ElevatorMartian Big Block - I Am Jet FuelScott Peace - Picture This Winnowin

365 days or...52 weeks. One full year. It's our party and you're invited weekly. Host Davit Souders and producer Dustin Parkhurst are more committed than ever to presenting the best musical styles from Tulsa, Oklahoma. 52 shows and counting and the music keeps coming Upside - Lights OutUnwed Sailor - Pelican20/20 - Stone ColdErv Felker - Lost In The WindTony Romanello - Streets of TulsaArson Adm - AckRed Book Audio - CoffeeThe Beau Charron Band - Don't Even Know Her NameAM - Gone AwayAqueduct - Living A LieBob Collum - Little Johnny Shotgun This Diabolicast Produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC0