The Lowdown Slowdown with The Center for Public Secrets

The Lowdown Slowdown with Andre Hyland (Shickford)

Christian and Kurt sit down with Andre Hyland, who plays Officer Shickford in The Lowdown. The three discuss his iconic moments in Season 1. They dive into Andre's career from visual artist, to his Jesse Miller alter ego, to recent features like Bad Man and The Death of Dick Long. Awesome conversation with a hilarious and very gracious human being.

The Lowdown Slowdown with Charles Elmore

Christian and Kurt sit down with The Lowdown and Reservation Dogs camera operator Charles Elmore. The three have a post-Oscars conversation about the movies, the awards, and, of course, Ethan Hawke's performance in Blue Moon. They discuss the growing film & TV community in Tulsa, including Charles' work with the Tulsa Film Collective, which has exciting new events on the horizon. Christian and Kurt talk photography and Charles' must-have annual calendar. This is a fun celebration of the movies and a great way to kick off The Lowdown Season 2 production.

The Lowdown Slowdown with Robert Polito

Christian and Kurt discuss Jim Thompson and Bob Dylan with poet, biographer, and writer Robert Polito. The conversation kicks off with Jim Thompson, who is such a presence in season 1 of The Lowdown. The three discuss the impact of Thompson overall and the surprising encounters readers have in a Jim Thompson novel. Robert discusses his view of Thompson since his biography in 1995 vs. the new Library of America collection releasing on March 10th. Then Robert discusses his new book After the Flood: Inside Bob Dylan's Memory Palace with Kurt and Christian. The three talk about Rough and Rowdy Ways and the depth of Dylan's collage style work since 1991.

The Lowdown Slowdown with The Center for Public Secrets

Kurt and Christian sit down with Dr. Brian Hosmer, Board Member with the Center of Public Secrets. The Center was founded by Lee Roy Chapman, who provided some of the inspiration for Ethan Hawke's Lee Raybon. This was a wide-ranging conversation and it provides so much extra texture on the richness behind the land, culture, history, and music of Tulsa. You'll definitely get some of the lowdown on The Lowdown. You can learn more about The Center's projects and status of the book "Lee Roy Chapman's Tulsa" at centerforpublicsecrets.org

The Lowdown Slowdown with Rachel Crowl (Sally)

Christian and Kurt talk with Rachel Crowl, who plays the role of Sally, the nexus of Sweet Emily's diner. They talk about pancakes, her big monologue, and the magic of working with Sterlin Harjo. Rachel shares her work with the legendary 1491s comedy group, which featured Sterlin. Everyone is stoked for Season 2 and Christian and Kurt have one request: more Sally.