Welcome to Blog Oklahoma
The Blog Oklahoma Podcast is an open topic podcast, so I'm likely to talk about anything. Mostly though, I'll share writing, blogging, podcasting, and other tech information; attempt to keep everyone up on Oklahoma current events, especially when it's time to go vote; highlight some of Oklahoma's fascinating history; and I'll also let everyone in on my day to day life here in the Great State of Oklahoma.
And as always, thank you for listening to the Blog Oklahoma Podcast. – K. Latham
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Jan 18, 2009
America will be witness to a historic event this Tuesday, January
20th, 2009, when Barack Obama will be sworn in as our next
President. But before then I would like to thank President George
W. Bush for his service and wish him the best in all his future
endeavors. To President Obama, I also wish you all the best in your
service to our country in the years to come. Oh and one more thing
Mr. President...
In the News:
Some of the latest headlines from the Oklahoma blog-o-sphere and (Bum Bum Buuuum) the main stream media.
In the News:
Some of the latest headlines from the Oklahoma blog-o-sphere and (Bum Bum Buuuum) the main stream media.
- The McCarville Report Online reports on the Tulsa World suing Urban Tulsa Weekly and columnist/blogger Michael Bates.
- Batesline lists web reactions to the Tulsa World lawsuit against him and Urban Tulsa Weekly.
- Year of Change
2009 is chronicling her experience in being more healthy
- Oklahoma Political News Service shows us a video of Senator Tom
Coburn making good on a bet.
- Progress on the Prairie talks about Greenwashing.
- Simply Sassy shows us Banana Time.
- Yogi's Den does some geochaching at Mohawk Park
- Oklahoma Wine News lets us know about the Home Sweet Home Chocolate Festival in Muskogee on January 31st
- SOUTHern WRITEmares plays Bolt the game on her Nintendo DS
- Ramblin' Educat seriously, rocks at under 140 characters
- Governor Henry S. Johnson was impeached and suspended from office this week in 1929.