“I could never do that!”That was my initial reaction to seeing a particular photo of a daring activity in an international travel book. Years passed and I revisited this lingering idea.
Within the “ring of fire” of volcanoes and earthquakes, Nicaragua hosts a thrilling way to interact with its youngest active volcano: volcano boarding. Reportedly, this activity, also called sliding,...
It’s not a bit easy to sum up Don White’s long and impressive career as a singer, songwriter and musician in a phrase or two. But “not necessarily Nashville” and “music with a groove” fit the bill as well as any others.
Those also happen to be the names of the two radio shows he’s done for stations in the...
April comes a-knockin’ with a cavalcade of new releases to check out, several of which are horror related. Grab whatever weird popcorn bucket I know you bought in 2024 and head on down to the theater.
For a spy thriller, make sure to check out The Amateur. Starring Rami Malek (Bohemian Rhapsody) as a mild mannered CIA cryptographer, the movie...
For as long as humans have wielded fire and meat, barbecue has existed – born as a practical cooking method, forged into a cultural commonality across continents, refined by technology and globalization, yet forever anchored in its primal, simple technique. Oklahoma is home to hundreds of BBQ restaurants and thousands of passionate pitmasters. We talk to a few of...
Colorado Springs, Colorado
Also known as “America’s Mountain,” Pikes Peak in Colorado Springs is one of the most-visited summits on the planet. You can drive, hike or bike the Pikes Peak Highway, catch a shuttle or ride the cog railway to the top, where a visitor center and stunning views await.
The Pikes Peak Railway is owned by The Broadmoor, a...
Nestled in the rolling Osage Hills of northeastern Oklahoma, Bartlesville is a city rich in history, culture and artistic heritage. Often referred to as a gem of the American Midwest, Bartlesville owes much of its early growth and prosperity to the discovery of “black gold” – oil – in 1905. That year marked the drilling of Oklahoma’s first commercial...
The temples, shrines and neighborhoods in this seaside town of half a million reflect Japan’s colorful past better than most Japanese cities, because Kanazawa, much like Kyoto, escaped destruction during WWII. The influence of the feudal lords and emperors who reigned for centuries is evident in the city’s culture, architecture and food.
Kanazawa is on the Sea of Japan, on...
Divine Mid-Century Design
Photos by Kacey Gilpin Photography
This contemporary residence, located in Tulsa, was completed in 2021. The home is one and one-half stories and is a modern nod to mid-century architecture. Nestled on approximately one acre, this 4,000-plus-square-foot home has four bedrooms and four and one-half baths. Giving a deep dive into its creation and the process behind it...
While the weather is slowly starting to cool off, spend the last days of summer watching a plethora of sporting events.
With baseball season coming to a close this month, join the Tulsa Drillers for their final games from Sept. 1-3 and 12-17 at ONEOK Field. Tulsa FC Soccer is taking over the venue on Sept. 3 and 9. Expo...
An Entertainer’s Dream Space
This historic Tulsa domicile received a face-lift in the kitchen, dining and bath areas. Created in 1922, the home was built upon a sturdy foundation that could support a wide-scale renovation.
Spearheading the project was Duvall Atelier, which offers interior design and architecture services alongside a retail shop and showroom. John Duvall served as head architect and...
