Jul 26, 2026 · 1 hr 7 min · 12 segments
Today we're Chompin' with the The Tulsa King himself, it's the wonderful George C. Owens. We talk to George about Tulsa, Oklahoma Beef, DVD Special Features, Band of Brothers, Troy, The Newsboys…
George C. OwensGuest
Jess UhlerHost
Sophie DelaneyHost
Okay, for that, we ask everybody to bring in a piece of media that they find themselves returning to, love in some way, shape, or form.
And I picked it because it's the first time I remember watching a movie and being like, the script of this movie is incredible.
It was the first time that I noticed the writing of the movie, specifically how tightly written the comedy is.
The first time I had understood comedy what a callback was and how incredible theirs are.
It was cause I maybe have seen it, but I don't remember like in 2004 I'm like maybe, but that doesn't sound right.
Cause I was like, it probably would have scared me, but we watched it this morning and it was like that thing where it was so smart that I had found myself being like, like whispering.
like when he slips on the blood that first chunk and like it's not really addressed or
yeah it's like the same shot yeah of him going to the shop i mean there's so many it's a movie that like i've seen 20 times yeah and i'm still like oh my god i miss that i'm just i'm like it's like constantly giving you a gift of like right hey you didn't see this before
yeah and it's like that thing too where there's something so like funny about because again 2004 and no way did we need to like in no way was anybody worried about like let's put girls in it and there's like so many like female characters in it that they have like even the girl that keeps coming back yeah
And then I was like, oh, this is so funny because you're acknowledging he isn't actually the center of this universe.
Okay, for that, we ask everybody to bring in a piece of media that they find themselves returning to, love in some way, shape, or form.
And I picked it because it's the first time I remember watching a movie and being like, the script of this movie is incredible.
It was the first time that I noticed the writing of the movie, specifically how tightly written the comedy is.
The first time I had understood comedy what a callback was and how incredible theirs are.
It was cause I maybe have seen it, but I don't remember like in 2004 I'm like maybe, but that doesn't sound right.
Cause I was like, it probably would have scared me, but we watched it this morning and it was like that thing where it was so smart that I had found myself being like, like whispering.
like when he slips on the blood that first chunk and like it's not really addressed or
yeah it's like the same shot yeah of him going to the shop i mean there's so many it's a movie that like i've seen 20 times yeah and i'm still like oh my god i miss that i'm just i'm like it's like constantly giving you a gift of like right hey you didn't see this before
yeah and it's like that thing too where there's something so like funny about because again 2004 and no way did we need to like in no way was anybody worried about like let's put girls in it and there's like so many like female characters in it that they have like even the girl that keeps coming back yeah
And then I was like, oh, this is so funny because you're acknowledging he isn't actually the center of this universe.
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