Best Sass And The City Podcasts (2024)

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Episode 26 (mini): It’s Jails All the Way Down 24:37

2M ago24:37

24:37

mini-episode! the board of county commissioners chose a jail site today and nobody is happy. co-ghosts try to keep it brief, but still talk about death and our dogs. enjoy. or don’t. we’re not your mom.By Mostly Harmless Media

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Episode 25: Texas Let Go of Them 51:53

2M ago51:53

51:53

TW: death, harm to a minor, harm to queer person This week co-ghosts Linley and marty talk Beyoncé and jail, but not at the same time. What a world.By Mostly Harmless Media

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Episode 24: A Eulogy (mini-sode) 17:02

2M ago17:02

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TW: drug addiction, death Short solo episode wherein marty talks about a season of change and says goodbye to an old friend. Kind of a sad one this week.By Mostly Harmless Media

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Episode 23: Turn the Blights Back On 1:14:14

3M ago1:14:14

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TW: sexual assault mentions This week the co-ghosts talk so much about the new jail site and discussions surrounding it. Long episode, but it’s a big topic. Also, somebody has a new song.By Mostly Harmless Media

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Episode 22: Period Legislation Period (mini-episode) 20:54

3M ago20:54

20:54

This week co-ghost (or go-host as the case may be) Linley Faye takes the helm solo to talk about upcoming legislation related to period poverty. Give it a listen for some insight and even some action items.By Mostly Harmless Media

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Episode 21: Every Breath You Take 56:55

3M ago56:55

56:55

This week Linley and marty go deep on the meaning of a Real-Time Crime Center and the growing surveillance apparatus of the police. First we review the emergency shelter numbers for the last week. Article mentioned in this episode: https://www.wired.com/story/real-time-crime-centers-rtcc-us-police/By Mostly Harmless Media

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Episode 20: Hog Wranglin’ (mini-episode) 25:11

3M ago25:11

25:11

A minisode today. Marty is solo to give an update on some business at county and the state legislature. Linley Faye and Marty will return very soon with a conversation about policing and crime&punishment in central Oklahoma.By Mostly Harmless Media

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Episode 19: The Circular Firing Squad 56:32

4M ago56:32

56:32

This week Linley Faye asks what “progressive” really means and what follows is 45 minutes of philosophy and very strong opinions.By Mostly Harmless Media

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Episode 18: This Year… Numbskulls and Bozos 1:06:40

4M ago1:06:40

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In our final episode of 2023 co-ghosts Linley and Marty take a look back on the year and weep for there were no other worlds to conquer. Topics include lots of infrastructure projects (not kidding). Bike lanes, large construction projects, taxes. Also we get some discussion of last winter’s city council elections, conservative fear, and doofuses wh…

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Episode 17: I Wish I’d Said Billy Noel 59:26

4M ago59:26

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This week comes with a Trigger Warning for drugs/addiction/rehab/predatory 13th stepping. Co-ghosts Linley & Marty discuss drugs, tall buildings, and holidays. Plus! Marty issues a small but sincere apology. And! Co-ghosts invite audience participation for next week.By Mostly Harmless Media

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Episode 16: Requiem for a Tax Vote 54:41

4M ago54:41

54:41

This week the co-ghosts talk about how the election went, but more about how awesome everybody has been about it. Super fun! Get ready for some shit talking.By Mostly Harmless Media

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Episode 15: You Got Your Facts I Got Mine 1:02:13

5M ago1:02:13

1:02:13

The Final Countdown. This week Linley Faye is back with Marty to talk to adults and precocious children about holiday donation season, the new BRT, and for the next to last time (hopefully) the arena proposal. We make it 30 minutes without saying cuss words!By Mostly Harmless Media

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Episode 14: The Wheels on the Bus 51:42

5M ago51:42

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Let’s you and me go on a ride. Accompany Marty as he takes you for a trip on the new BRT from downtown to somewhere in the Lake Hefner area. It’s a lovely ride. Join us!By Mostly Harmless Media

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Episode 13: Nearing the Finish Line (or: We Got Drake) 57:40

5M ago57:40

57:40

This week co-ghosts Linley Faye and Marty discuss the upcoming arena vote, labor's complicity in the propaganda, and the new winter shelter at the Homeless Alliance. There are some frustrating audio issues owing to dodgy cell reception for Marty. Apologies.By Mostly Harmless Media

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Episode 12: Getting Comfortable Being Uncomfortable 51:16

6M ago51:16

51:16

Solo episode today after some technical mishaps. Marty laments current events in Wewoka and Shawnee, and having conversations that are challenging.By Mostly Harmless Media

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Episode 11: Chain Rattles and Creaky Doors 58:53

6M ago58:53

58:53

Prepare your spines to be tingled, it's Halloween. Co-ghost Linley Faye again calls Marty to talk about nonsense. Topics include spookiness, ghosts, horror movies, arenas, and mayors. This episode *will not* be for everybody. If you want or need to skip the silliness and get to some political substance skip to the 38 minute mark or so. Or don't. I'…

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Episode 10: Marty Can Be Really Polarizing, Me Less 1:01:54

6M ago1:01:54

1:01:54

Co-Ghost Linley calls Marty to ask about Section 8 and to talk about drugs and harm reduction. Also despair and death come up, which is to be expected.By Mostly Harmless Media

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Episode 9: Munchin' on Spongecake 56:01

7M ago56:01

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TW: drugs, accidental overdose, suicide And with that fun intro: this week's episode features our friend Linley Faye Smith discussing mental health, drug abuse and recovery, Jimmy Buffett and more. Not the best audio quality, but we're shoe-stringing these right now until schedules get normal. (They will never be normal.)…

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Tulsa Back Seat: No Belt 39:49

7M ago39:49

39:49

Today we join our intrepid host as he lies stranded in the backseat of a car in a vast Tulsa parking lot. First ever solo episode. Many apologies. Topics: Marty, dread, dogs, cars, Kansas City, the Thunder, ex-wives (one in particular).By Mostly Harmless Media

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Holt Arena Derangement Syndrome 49:34

7M ago49:34

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Away from the studio this week and next, so the sound quality is a little dodgy! This week Linley Faye Smith returns to talk about sports arenas, mass hysteria, and the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Yeah, another episode about the arena. I bet you it ain't the last. Arena Madness Season.By Mostly Harmless Media

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Toby Keith's I Love This New Sports News Network 1:03:40

8M ago1:03:40

1:03:40

We return with local hater James England to discuss capitalism, the Arena, the local newspaper, and the only rock band who truly mattered.By Mostly Harmless Media

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Street is Gun, Car is Bullet 1:02:02

8M ago1:02:02

1:02:02

Lucas Dunn is back along with Special Guest Stephen Tyler to discuss Uptown and streets and what that stuff might mean for the People. We make it 30 minutes before I say "car culture!"By Mostly Harmless Media

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Episode 4: Rhymes with Gehenna 59:44

8M ago59:44

59:44

TW: Police Violence This week Brother Lucas Dunn of Mondo Mondays and Fernet Broncho fame joins us to talk about the District Attorney and killer cops, press culpability, and the mayor of the other city.By Mostly Harmless Media

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Episode 3: G-G-Gig Economy 41:36

9M ago41:36

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Episode 3: Thomas Ward joins us again to discuss the intersection of creative work and politics.By Mostly Harmless Media

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Episode 2: Time Crime 55:10

9M ago55:10

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Episode 2: Thomas Ward joins Marty to talk about police and Supernatural.By Mostly Harmless Media

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Episode 1: The Unceremonious Return 1:03:26

9M ago1:03:26

1:03:26

Episode 1: OKC's best friend returns for another exciting season of complaints, sarcasm, and the delightful Linley Faye Smith of Period OKC.By Mostly Harmless Media

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Backstage with: Malcolm Aiken 12:53

5+ y ago12:53

12:53

Praised for his warm, lyrical tone, trumpeter Malcolm Aiken weaves together influences of jazz, world and pop music. His bold new album “New Futures” showcases sounds forged during his four year residency at Guilt & Company, Vancouver’s celebrated live music mecca. The sound is dub-soaked jazz with a splash of soul, down-tempo grooves, and vintage …

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Tim Sars 16:56

5+ y ago16:56

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This horn forward and percussion rich six piece band features some of Vancouver’s heaviest players playing the music of composer and baritone saxophone player Tim Sars. Tim’s music combines latin, funk, balkan brass, and chamber jazz, mixed with poetic lyrics. Sars’ friends Kevin Tang on trombone and Jocelyn Waugh on trumpet fill out the rest of th…

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The Burying Ground 16:57

6y ago16:57

16:57

The Burying Ground is an upbeat blues string band that brings the fire of punk to the technical prowess and distinct sound of such early blues, country and jazz masters as Blind Blake, Bessie Smith, Gary Davis, Memphis Minnie, Big Bill Broonzy, and Jimmie Rodgers. The core duo of Devora Laye (washboard, vocal and saw) and Woody Forster (guitar and …

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Adam Robert Thomas 23:11

6y ago23:11

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Adam Thomas performs a diverse array of music from favourite radio hits of this year all the way back to music from the jazz and big band era, and a wide array of classics in between. His unique sound combines elements of soul, jazz, indie and top 40 music. Aside from his own compositions, his performing song book includes hits by artists such as S…

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Backstage with: Dutch Robinson 12:36

6y ago12:36

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Dutch Robinson as lead singer of the legendary R&B group The Ohio Players, Dutch toured for years with highlights such as Soul Train and The Tonight Show. He co-wrote their material, and even performed the Ohio Player version of Somewhere Over the Rainbow requested at Judy Garland’s funeral. After leaving The Players, Dutch worked with the likes of…

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Audrey Rose 17:04

6y ago17:04

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Born and raised in the Philippines, Audrey Rose moved to British Columbia with her family at the age of 13. Growing up in the influences of 80's music icons like Guns N Roses, Scorpions and The Cure, she embraced a peculiar genre; a twist and blend of rock, jazz, soul and blues. Audrey Rose continued to live her passion, performing as a solo artist…

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Backstage with: Jen Hodge 11:37

6y ago11:37

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Jennifer Hodge, a busy Vancouver-based bass player, bandleader, and arranger, is a versatile musician who can be found playing with a wide variety of artists all over the world. When Jen is leading the band, she likes it hot – hard swinging grooves, boisterous New Orleans style horns, cheeky lyrics, intriguing arrangements, plenty of spontaneous fu…

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Tim Fuller 20:39

6y ago20:39

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Born in Minnesota, Tim Fuller has resided in California,Seattle, Vancouver, the Turks and Caicos Islands and New York City. He started singing in church choirs as a child, and went on to study classical piano during his teenage years. Following a post-secondary degree in vocal jazz at Vancouver Community College in British Columbia, success as a mu…

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Jonny Tobin & Nate Drobner 25:15

6y ago25:15

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This episode of the Guilt & Company podcasts features two of our favourite Vancouver based instrumentalists, Jonny Tobin and Nate Drobner. Jonny Tobin has, in record time, become one of the top call keys players in Vancouver since graduating from Capilano college merely a few years ago. He plays with absolutely everyone in town and abroad and it’s …

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Alex Maher 22:50

6y ago22:50

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Alex Maher loops live performances on percussion, SPDS drum pad, electric guitar, alto sax and vocals to create songs one element at a time. With a foundation in jazz, Alex's music draws on funk, soul, hip hop, urban and pop inspirations in an unforgettable one-man band performance. The Toronto born multi-instrumentalist spent his early years in No…

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Mike Machado 40:23

6y ago40:23

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Mike Machado is a blues/rock artist located in Vancouver. Strongly driven by passion and heart to play new rock and blues music in the spirit of the greats of the past, his band Mike Machado Trio pays tribute to the psychedelic/blues/rock and roll spirit of the '60s up through to the modern era with their sets filled with music by Jimi Hendrix, Ste…

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Scott Verbeek 27:22

6y ago27:22

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Celebrated for his soulful, unique sound, guitarist Scott Verbeek blends funky grooves and fresh melodies that both captivate and challenge his audience. Over the past three years his residency at Guilt & Company (the core of Vancouver’s creative music scene), has helped him curate his own identity as an artist. Since graduating the prestigious Ber…

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Kutapira 19:28

6y ago19:28

19:28

Kutapira brings Afro-Cuban vibes together with the melodies of Zimbabwe, creating an original sound guaranteed to make you move. This Classic Marimba troup which started 15 years ago and keeps on truckin’ brings smiles to faces both young and old, helping to connect people with their tribal inner-self on the dance floor. As always, recorded LIVE at…

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Tiny Havoc (January 2018) 22:18

6+ y ago22:18

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Back for a second feature on the podcast, it's Tiny Havoc. Holding international roots, the band and its members currently reside in Vancouver, B.C where they write and record their original material. Tiny Havoc has a sound unlike anything else, casting a wide net that spans across hip hop beats, Motown funk melodies and jazz soul vocals. They don’…

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Jennifer Hodge 23:08

6+ y ago23:08

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Jennifer Hodge, a busy Vancouver-based bass player, bandleader, and arranger, is a versatile musician who can be found playing with a wide variety of artists all over the world. When Jen is leading the band, she likes it hot – hard swinging grooves, boisterous New Orleans style horns, cheeky lyrics, intriguing arrangements, plenty of spontaneous fu…

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Katie Kuffel 19:32

6+ y ago19:32

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Katie Kuffel is a composer and musician based in Seattle, Washington. Her first full-length album, Pearls, was released in October of 2015 after a successful Kickstarter campaign. Her first EP, Animal Pragmatist, was released in 2013. Katie’s songwriting is both innovative and thoughtful, with a contemporary sound that draws from blues, jazz, and f…

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Dave King Trucking Company 39:36

6+ y ago39:36

39:36

Dave King Born 1970 Minneapolis, MN Studied piano and drums as a young person. Played in some amazing grade school, jr high school and high school bands and ensembles..............seriously ground breaking in approach and chart selection including a big band version of "R.O.C.K. in the U.S.A" by John Mellancamp (formally known as John Cougar and Jo…

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The Ladybugs 50:04

6+ y ago50:04

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The Ladybugs are a traditional jazz vocal group known for their intricate harmonies and experimental arrangements. Lead by Martina DaSilva, all members of the band sing while playing ukulele, guitar, trombone, bass, and drums. The Ladybugs’ repertoire includes favorites from the 1920s, ‘30s, and ‘40s, infused with swing, country, blues, and latin m…

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This Is Not A Band 19:50

6+ y ago19:50

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This Is Not A Band is a concert series that combines a variety of different musicians from different genres, experience level, and backgrounds. The group rallies around various improv themes all spontaneously invented and communicated live before our wonderful guests who get to experience something a bit more rare. An interactive live conversations…

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Terminal Station 19:00

6+ y ago19:00

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Terminal Station is a Blues-Rock band in the best sense of the word. They take the traditional blues sound and kick it into high gear. Their music is raw and exciting – full of fat bass lines, explosive drumming, risk taking guitar solos and impassioned vocals. The members of Terminal Station, Liam MacDonald (drums), Jeremy Holmes (bass), and Scott…

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Vince Mai 45:58

6+ y ago45:58

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As a trumpeter Vince has appeared on hundreds of recordings for TV, feature films, commercials, and albums and is an award winning composer. Artists he's shared the stage or recording studio with include - Sarah McLaughlin, Divine Brown, Michael Buble, The Powder Blues, Tom Jones, David Clayton Thomas, David Foster, Phil Dwyer, Don Thompson, The Te…

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Lovecoast 17:10

6+ y ago17:10

17:10

Lovecoast is a 5-piece indie soul-pop band from the West Coast of Canada. Since their inception in 2013 Lovecoast has been delivering a new sound that won’t go unnoticed. Their blends of old soul, fresh pop and infectious beats has landed them on lineups such as Pemberton Music Festival 2015 and JUNOfest 2016. 'Chasing Tides’, the band’s debut 5-so…

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Tiny Havoc 39:21

7y ago39:21

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Holding international roots, the band and its members currently reside in Vancouver, B.C where they write and record their original material. Tiny Havoc has a sound unlike anything else, casting a wide net that spans across hip hop beats, Motown funk melodies and jazz soul vocals. They don’t plan to take over the world, but they will take over one …

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A2Z 49:14

7y ago49:14

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A2Z is a new, improvisational music collective focused on making the audience move, and keeping them moving. They will migrate from any genre to do it; afrobeat, dancehall, funk, rock, reggae, soul, zouk-all of these styles, and more, are energetically explored by the Vancouver quintet. As the lineup of the project can vary, the steadfast commitmen…

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