Calling to the Good Kelly Hurd

What a treat it was to sit down with Danette Daniels, owner of The Water Bird Gallery in Fairfax, Oklahoma, and visit with her about The Water Bird venue/gallery/museum - as well as hear her Osage perspective on Killers of the Flower Moon and even get the story on the use of her historic building for filming the movie!

Danette has a heart for her community and its history. She is also making a positive difference one smile at a time!

(Writing an article for the Bartlesville Monthly Magazine is what originally initiated this interview - but it was just so good it needed to go onto a podcast as well! )





Check out her store at WaterBirdGallery.com

You're invited to join us around the dining room table as Cecil and Cathy McGarrah, owners of The Cottages on the Prairie in Pawhuska, Oklahoma, tell us a little of their back story to starting an AirBNB business, as well as disclosing a few insider tips on how to #LiveLikeALocal when you come for a visit to Osage County, Oklahoma!

https://www.thecottagesontheprairie.com/ #TheSmilesAreAlwaysFree



*One note - Maria Tallchief, mentioned in this podcast, was from Fairfax, Oklahoma and you can learn more on her and the theater built by her father at https://www.tallchieftheater.com/ #SaveTheTallChief



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Join Kelly Hurd and Michelle Loftis at the dining room table up in the hills outside of Pawhuska as they talk of Michelle's journey to becoming the lodging go-to gal for folks planning a trip to Pawhuska. If you're thinking of visiting the home of Food Network's Pioneer Woman or the place where Martin Scorsese's movie - "Killers of the Flower Moon," starring Leonardo DiCaprio - was filmed, then you don't want to miss this episode!

Enjoy a visit with Mark and Kelly Spencer, owners of the Wolf Creek Ranch just north of Pawhuska where you can trail ride, hike, and enjoy the western way of life!

From Cowboys & Indians magazine to the back pastures of Osage County, Oklahoma - Kenyon Lomax, owner of Prairie Sky Jewelry Co. takes time to sit down with The Tourism Gal and transparently share about her journey to almost overnight success as well as the hard work and vision before it happened.

Tune in as Rod and Ashlee Hartness tell the story of how Pawhuska came to be known as the Steer Roping Capital of the World, as well as visit about the upcoming Buddy Hartness Memorial Senior Steer Roping, their Bed & Bath just outside of Pawhuska, and their family.
For information on the Hartness Ranch Bed & Bath:  https://visittheosage.com/places/hartness-ranch/