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Sep 16, 2026

Jared AthaHOST
0:41
Wendy Neese on Wednesday.
Jared AthaHOST
0:43
Good morning, Western Oklahoma.
Jared AthaHOST
0:44
Jared Atha filling in for Aaron Kalk here on the Skinny on Sports.
Jared AthaHOST
0:47
Hope you're having a fantastic start to your day.
Jared AthaHOST
2:22
The big thing here at about 9.30, we're going to have Woodward football head coach Jacob Schneeberger on the air with us.
Jared AthaHOST
2:27
We're going to talk about their nice start that the Boomers have started, 2-1 on the year.
Jared AthaHOST
2:33
Coach Nehberger, a lot of people are familiar with him right here in western Oklahoma, a Burns Flack guy, and he is rising up the ranks in the head coaching world in high school football in the state of Oklahoma.
Jared AthaHOST
2:44
And I'd love to catch up with him, kind of get an idea of how the Boomers, I mean, he's building a program.
DanAUDIENCE
26:50
Hi, Mark.
DanAUDIENCE
26:51
Yeah, well, I was working in a small tower in West Oklahoma, a little town you never heard of, Burns Flat.
DanAUDIENCE
26:57
But anyway, we did a lot of Air Force training from Altus and Vance.
DanAUDIENCE
27:01
But anyway, unfortunately, our facility had been – part of the airport where some of these terrorists had actually came to do some of their flight training.
Sam DeHaasGUEST
3:47
What that means is I oversee sow farms, about 200,000 sows on the eastern half of the company.
Sam DeHaasGUEST
3:54
I was born and raised in Oklahoma.
Sam DeHaasGUEST
3:55
I've been in pig production since 1995, so a little over 30 years of doing this job in a, you know, this type of a setting, um, live around Columbia, Missouri today.
Sam DeHaasGUEST
4:09
And, uh, yeah, I've just really enjoyed working with Pipestone and what we're all about.
Spencer WayneHOST
4:21
I mean, he's not from around here.
Spencer WayneHOST
4:23
As the youth say, he ain't, wait, he not like us, I think is what the urban youth might say.
Spencer WayneHOST
4:27
Might be from Western Oklahoma.
Spencer WayneHOST
4:29
Yeah.
Leslie BlairGUEST
10:42
killing my soul.
Leslie BlairGUEST
10:44
I'm from Western Oklahoma.
Leslie BlairGUEST
10:45
What are trees?
Mike FinaHOST
10:48
Maybe that would be that paper.
Jen Kruba-CouchHOST
0:56
She started teaching group training classes at 19.
Jen Kruba-CouchHOST
1:00
You earned a rodeo scholarship, which to a school in Western Oklahoma and built your first fitness program while you were still a student, which is super impressive.
Jen Kruba-CouchHOST
1:09
You became a mama, which is the best role ever of fought your way back to yourself through your first bikini competition and actually won, which is super impressive.
Jen Kruba-CouchHOST
1:17
I saw those pictures.
John FernandoGUEST
24:06
I got on his project.
John FernandoGUEST
24:08
I was in Western Oklahoma and, uh, the Texas Panhandle working for Chesapeake, and then, um, company Gulfport called, um, and that is the, probably the call that really changed the life-
Justin ColbyHOST
24:20
Hm
John FernandoGUEST
24:20
.....because...
Andrew HeatonHOST
51:26
I had an interesting conversation with an extraterrestrial.
Andrew HeatonHOST
51:29
I was walking through wheat fields out in Western Oklahoma, out in Gomorrah County, and a big UFO came down.
Andrew HeatonHOST
51:37
Gangplank descended.
Andrew HeatonHOST
51:38
Standard gray alien, you know the kind, came out.
speaker_1NARRATOR
0:37
I'm the MVP.
Aaron KaukHOST
0:38
Good windy Nissan Wednesday out there, Western Oklahoma.
Aaron KaukHOST
0:43
Welcome to the Skinny on Sports, 98.1 FM, KADS, KSIW, Woodward.
Aaron KaukHOST
0:49
Welcome to the show today.

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Scott KingGUEST
18:19
Oh, my gosh.
Scott KingGUEST
18:21
You know, I did not realize.
Scott KingGUEST
18:22
until everybody's been telling me how big this parade is yeah i came into my office today and i see all these amazon boxes and i open them up i'm like why are these so heavy it was candy yeah and it's candy to throw out and i'm like we need this much candy they're like oh you will be out before we get to the turn and i'm like what are you talking about so i'm excited uh we're in the parade we do have some cars in the parade uh but i love seeing the community support i love to see just the fact that all these people come out and support support this and and and that's exciting for me uh exciting for us as a business owner here locally and and uh we love Elk City we love the the people we love the communities but you know again we can't stress enough that we service Western Oklahoma and we say Western Oklahoma but Jared we're the only import store for a hundred miles any direction
Jared AthaHOST
19:14
Wow.
Sam SacksHOST
14:35
And he's now a key player in President Trump's plot to keep hold of a Republican majority in November.
Sam SacksHOST
14:51
All right, friends, the show ends today with a sunrise from Western Oklahoma.
Sam SacksHOST
14:56
It was sent in by Izzy.
Sam SacksHOST
14:59
Enjoy.
Mark AyersGUEST
24:13
So many plays now that are getting a lot of attention.
Mark AyersGUEST
24:15
For instance, people watching Western Oklahoma may have heard of the Cherokee Shale play.
Mark AyersGUEST
24:20
We've known about the Cherokee Shale being a source rock for many, many years.
Mark AyersGUEST
24:24
But until somebody started finding and testing places with the right frack combination, did we recognize just how prolific it could be so that we're always looking for a new place like that, trying to find a new play where we might be able to expand a resource play, which doesn't always look very good in a vertical well, but if we could put it into a horizontal well, it might be great.

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