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University of Central Oklahoma

With strong connections throughout the Oklahoma City metro, the University of Central Oklahoma is dedicated to developing in students the confidence to succeed through transformative learning experiences. Central prides itself as a smart investment for success, preparing future leaders in an opportunity-rich environment, with access to more than 200 student organizations and the internship, employment, entertainment and cultural offerings of the rapidly growing Oklahoma City metropolitan area. Founded in 1890 and accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, Central connects its more than 16,000 students to unmatched value found in 121 undergraduate areas of study and 74 graduate programs from its main campus in Edmond and facilities throughout the metro area.www.uco.edu

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Sep 29, 2026

Robert BosleyHOST
18:00
All right.
Robert BosleyHOST
18:00
So, well, when you were doing that, I, for fun, went and looked up where I got my bachelor's, which is a smaller university in Oklahoma called the University of Central Oklahoma, which I, I, I can't rave enough about my experience there, but their, their mission was the University of Central Oklahoma empower students to become ethical, creative, and engage citizens and leaders through the commitment to transformational learning experiences.
Robert BosleyHOST
18:31
okay a little bit better but they don't just have a mission they also have a vision and they also have their core values okay they have six core values but one of them is at the university of central oklahoma we help students learn by providing transformational learning experiences across six core areas Transformational learning is a holistic process that places students at the center of their own active and reflective learning experience.
Robert BosleyHOST
19:05
So it may, okay, might not be just in the mission, but it's part of, you know, these three things that often, the mission and vision, almost always every kind of institute has those, but a lot also have this third one of the core values, so.
Sharona KrinskyHOST
19:22
And I went there too with Cal State LA.
Robert BosleyHOST
23:02
Yeah.
Robert BosleyHOST
23:03
And I mean, we've had this conversation.
Robert BosleyHOST
23:05
I think it's come up in math quite a bit for the last, you know, heck, it was coming up when I was a student at the University of Central Oklahoma.
Marshall ScottGUEST
23:03
And then they just added William Mason to that battle, it sounds like, based on the game that Mason had against Murray State this past weekend.
Marshall ScottGUEST
23:12
Mason comes over from UCO.
Marshall ScottGUEST
23:14
It's a Division II college in the Oklahoma City area.
Marshall ScottGUEST
23:17
So, Uh, running back to depth has been, it's been super weird to this point.
Mandy HortonHOST
17:41
Documenting and then making clear information available was crucial to the building of a foundation of medical knowledge that would support future discoveries, developments, and innovations.
Mandy HortonHOST
17:56
This episode was produced with the aid of a grant from the University of Central Oklahoma.
Mandy HortonHOST
18:00
Research and writing credits for this episode are from Noelle Barr.
Mandy HortonHOST
18:03
Research assistants for Season 6 are Hayley Dawkins, Noelle Barr, and Chloe Falls.
Mandy HortonHOST
18:07
Story editing provided by Spencer Gee.
Mandy HortonHOST
18:10
Sound design and engineering by the University of Central Oklahoma Center for eLearning and Connected Environments.
Mandy HortonHOST
18:15
Music by Christina Giachona and Patrick Conlon of Onyx Lane.
Mandy HortonHOST
18:19
If you would like to contact me about this episode or about the podcast, please email me at hello at idh.fm. That is H-E-L-L-O at idh.fm. Our website can be found at idh.fm. You can also connect with us on Instagram at Incomplete Design History.
ArthurHOST
35:08
Oh, brother, where art thou obviously is making a lot of illusions to Sullivan's travels and a number of other films.
ArthurHOST
35:14
And it's another of the screwball comedies that I didn't really learn about until I went to film school when we were at UCO.
ArthurHOST
35:21
But obviously in the criterion, I think it's in sight and sound.
ArthurHOST
35:23
It's a well-regarded comedy.
Cody StovallHOST
10:02
We did see a decent amount of Trey Page.
Cody StovallHOST
10:04
And as Coach Eric Morris has mentioned, William Mason, the big body, what, 6'2", 225-pound transfer from UCO, who was originally a goal line specialist, but he did have a fumble against Tulsa.
Cody StovallHOST
10:19
in the red zone, and since then he's kind of been relegated to that three or fourth role.
Cody StovallHOST
10:24
I'd like to see him get a little bit more carries.
Rob KrausHOST
7:14
But they do have a back, excuse me, they do have an RB1 by the name of Jalen Washington who is coming off really good.
Rob KrausHOST
7:19
his kind of best day, a 200-yard day against Central Oklahoma.
Rob KrausHOST
7:24
He also included a 71-yard touchdown
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7:26
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Jared EricksonGUEST
5:39
I had a buddy that went down to UNLV down in Las Vegas and off at that time and I had asked him a lot of questions and obviously coming from the Midwest thought it would be a really interesting adventure to go out there and went down there for the last couple years.
Jared EricksonGUEST
5:56
I was slated to graduate and then COVID took place so I didn't kind of want to hang my skates up on that note so decided to take a fifth year and played out my last year there and we ended up losing in the semifinals to UCO who would prior to their transition to NCAA.
Jared EricksonGUEST
6:15
So that's what really enjoyed my experience at UNLV and at Iowa State.
Jared EricksonGUEST
6:19
And after that kind of helped out a little bit on the back end with the UNLV program and wanted to stay involved.
Daniel GaoHOST
0:16
We feature the top medical practitioners in health and beauty, both inside and out.
Daniel GaoHOST
0:21
I have Dr. Lindsay Miller, an Oklahoma native who earned her bachelor's of science in biology with minors in chemistry and business in the University of Central Oklahoma before going on to receive her doctor of dental surgery degree in the University of Oklahoma College of Dentistry.
Daniel GaoHOST
0:37
She then spent several years providing dental care to underserved communities across the state until her family grew with the arrival of her two daughters, Violet and Dahlia.
Daniel GaoHOST
0:47
She then focused on Oklahoma City and the surrounding areas until she opened Urban Smiles Dentistry in downtown Oklahoma City.
Scott WrightGUEST
8:22
That was a lot of fun for everybody.
Scott WrightGUEST
8:26
The guy that Eric Morris brought up in postgame and hasn't gotten as much talk is William Mason from Coweta, a veteran transferred from UCO.
Scott WrightGUEST
8:37
Sounds like he might be working his way into the primary rotation, whereas KD, it feels like maybe he's a step away right now as he's getting up to speed on everything that a college running back has to do.
Scott WrightGUEST
8:49
Mason, who's 225 pounds and ran really well the other day, could be getting himself into the rotation more significantly.
Tommy RezachHOST
8:28
We'll come back, talk women's soccer, talking of good results.
Tommy RezachHOST
8:30
Griffin Soccer had that this weekend, a draw against Central Oklahoma and a win against Northeastern State.
Tommy RezachHOST
8:35
A couple of conference teams to get us going.
Tommy RezachHOST
8:38
And yeah, still unbeaten at home, still unbeaten on the year.
Tommy RezachHOST
8:47
We discuss it next on the GSI podcast from HiHo Bar and Grill.
Tommy RezachHOST
8:50
Continuing from High Hole Bar and Grill on our GSI podcast, I'm Tommy Rezach, and it is Monday, September 21st, and it's another week where we're talking about a Griffin soccer team that, yes, has not lost at home yet, has not lost at all yet.
Tommy RezachHOST
9:02
4-0-3 on the year, 1-0-1 in the conference, with a 1-1 draw against Central Oklahoma Friday, 1-0 over Northeastern State on Sunday.
Tommy RezachHOST
9:09
Coach Jake Plucker is here, and a sophomore forward out of Overland Park, Kansas, a member of the 2025 All-MIAA Tournament team, and perhaps the best assister in D2 women's soccer right now Rosemary Pujado who assisted on both goals this week both scored by Kendall nicely so coach thanks for being here good good results so that was a fun one on on Sunday that I got to watch but yeah I mean you know we knew we had two good teams here two teams that we faced in the conference tournament and boy I mean the 80th minute goal provided some fun excitement there Friday night and man punch one in early second half yesterday and wrote on from there just your closing thoughts from the weekend

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