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Hosted by Jed Chappell · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 37 episodes
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Voices of OKC is a podcast hosted by Jed Chappell featuring honest conversations with the leaders, creators, and change makers shaping Oklahoma City. Rooted in the mission of City Center, the show explores leadership, community, restoration, and the stories that give a city its soul.
Jed Chappell hosts Voices of OKC, a society show with 37 episodes published.
An apartment fire can take a home in minutes. Recovery takes much longer. Sabrina Smith joins Jed Chappell to talk about losing her home, business equipment, and irreplaceable family memories in a devastating apartment f
Caitlin Ferguson spent years trying to understand where she belonged. Growing up biracial, navigating different faith traditions, and later surviving sexual assault, addiction, and mental-health crisis, Caitlin often fel
Lydell Rhodes is 33-9 with 17 knockouts. He fought a world title eliminator his opponent's own coach told him he'd won, watched the fighter ranked seventh skip past him to the belt, and came home to Oklahoma City to buil
Lee Roland led a school turnaround through relationships at Tulakes Elementary - starting with trust, adult culture, and the belief that families had already sent the best children they had. He says the school's final tw
Zack Davis — OKC realtor, investor, and host of the Keep Going Podcast — is a direct descendant of Quanah Parker. He shares the story of his first Comanche gourd dance, two years after losing his grandfather, and the $30
Blake Raney, founder of SPAIRROW, joins Jed Chappell to talk about aviation, calling, business as service, and what he saw the first time he walked into a prison. From Oklahoma City entrepreneurship to his daughter Kenne
Chef Andrew Black, Oklahoma City restaurateur and 2023 James Beard Award winner, traces the discipline behind his work - from Saturday mornings in his grandmother's Jamaican kitchen to building restaurants in the city he
Brad Carter, Oklahoma City’s Ward 1 Councilman, joins Jed Chappell to ask what the city must protect as it grows. They discuss transparent public service, listening across political divides, jobs and AI, recovery, homele
Kristina Mills did not apply for Survivor because she loved camping. In fact, she had never been camping before. She applied because she felt stuck. After walking through postpartum depression, losing her mother to a fen
Most people see after-school programs as activities, games, and homework help. Christian Matthews sees something deeper. As Program Coordinator at City Center, Christian spends his days helping students navigate challeng
Brooke Freeman never planned to become a farmer. After years working as a NICU nurse, she found herself wrestling with a simple question: How do we truly help people become healthier? That question eventually led to the
There’s a line Daniel Haynes says in this conversation that quietly captures the entire heart of the episode: “When something is led by love, no one gets left behind.” Daniel is the founder of Skyward Financial Solutions
Some students are carrying pain they do not yet have words for. They may not know if they are angry, sad, scared, overwhelmed, or simply tired. They just know something feels off. And too often, the adults around them ru
Some people feel behind before they have even had a fair chance to begin. Behind in their career. Behind financially. Behind relationally. Behind the version of life they thought they were supposed to have by now. Carey
What does peace look like before it becomes a headline? Sometimes it looks like a phone call before a fight turns into a shooting. Sometimes it looks like a trusted person sitting down with two families. Sometimes it loo
Some conversations are really about more than the topic on the surface. This is one of them. In this episode of Voices of OKC, Adam Coury joins the conversation to talk about AI, but what emerges is really a deeper refle
Bryan Fetzer has spent years around elite performance, but this conversation is not really about sports. It is about people. About what pressure reveals, what success can conceal, and how leadership often fails when it b
There are careers, and then there are callings. For over five decades, Dr. David Kallenberger lived a life defined by both. As an OB-GYN and fertility specialist, he helped deliver more than 22,000 babies, walking alongs
There is a certain kind of exhaustion that runs deeper than being tired. It is the frustration of knowing something feels off in your body while also feeling like no one is slowing down long enough to help you figure out
What happens when a state begins to rethink justice, not just as punishment, but as restoration, accountability, and public safety working together? In this episode of Voices of OKC, Jed Chappell sits down with Tricia Ev
Jordan Miller
General Manager of Customer Care · Future Phantoscope
1 appearance on this show
Carey Conley
author, speaker, vision leader
1 appearance on this show
David Holt
Mayor of Oklahoma City · Smith Law Center and Brain Injury Law Center
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Wayne Chappelle
Sports Psychologist for the OKC Thunder · OKC Thunder
1 appearance on this show
Blake Raney
SPAIRROW
1 appearance on this show
Brooke Freeman
Natural Freedom Farm
1 appearance on this show
Daniel Haynes
Skyward Financial Solutions
1 appearance on this show
Tiffany Richey
Richey Wellness
1 appearance on this show
Victoria Haggard
City Center
1 appearance on this show
Eliud Villarreal
Exotic Motorsports
1 appearance on this show
Ashonte Winston
City Center
1 appearance on this show
Emanuel Rivera
The Come-Up Foundation
1 appearance on this show
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