Jason Taylor is from Berkeley, CA.  He spent 25 years in the southwest and has spent the past 5 years here in Tulsa. He lives in the T.U. area and is a big fan of revitalizing downtown.  He also enjoys the acceptionally friendly people who live in Tulsa.

Be a voluteer with the Tulsa City-County Library's literacy program.  For more information, call 918-549-7400.

There's another 5-K run in metro Tulsa this weekend.  It's Hustle For Hunger on Saturday morning in Owasso.  Find out alll the detaile and how to register.  Copy and paste this link: http://getmeregistered.com/hustleforhunger

Learn more about the only independent movie theater in Oklahoma.  Copy and paste this link: www.circlecinema.com

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A native of Tulsa, Nathan Hale High School, raised on equal amounts of Coney I-lander hot dogs, Pennington’s black bottom pie and Tulsa Oiler baseball. That’s where he learned to cheer for the St. Louis Cardinals, and still does today.

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A native of Bristow, Rick joined the U.S. Navy after High School and served in Operation Desert Storm as a Radioman. Rick then went on to the U.S. Army Nation Guard in communications while working in television as a civilian. A graduate of American Broadcasting School, Rick got his break as a Morning Show Host in Kansas City, MO. Rick has also appeared on Mancow's Morning Madhouse and The Rusty Humphries Show. "I'm a concert junkie! I host a ton of different concerts through out the year. it's what I do." Rick joined 94.1 The Sound in July 2008 as an Account Executive and is now On-Air.

Favorite Bands: Led Zeppelin, The Doors and The Beatles.

Favorite Album: AC/DC Back in Black

Favorite Movies: Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby and Hollywood Knights

Favorite Tulsa restaurants: Jamil's and Qdoba

Zodiac Sign: Gemini