Oklahoma film and tv podcast hosted by actor PJ Sosko. Guests include actors, directors, cinematographers, animal wranglers, stunt performers, producers, sound recordists and others working in Oklahoma film and television. Expect great on-set conversations with the folks who create on-screen magic.
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Kylr Coffman left small-town Oklahoma for Los Angeles with big Hollywood dreams, only to face high living costs that made car camping his best option. So he went for it. He put every dollar he had into attending every acting class and audition he could. He’ll tell you it was the best time of his life.
Then “life happened.” He returned to Oklahoma to be with his mom during chemotherapy, thinking he had left his dreams behind in LA. What he found in Oklahoma was a huge surprise and gave him new purpose. Kylr formed OFA Studios and began helping Oklahoma actors find their way in the industry.
Sometime later, in the dead of a dry Oklahoma winter, Kylr found himself on the side of a rural Oklahoma road, acting opposite our very own PJ Sosko in a scene from Nimrods. The film is a road trip comedy, produced by the band Green Day, that was originally known as ‘New Year’s Rev.’
It represents a major milestone in the career of this young actor, working on a feature film with a major theatrical release. Having spent many hours on a skateboard and playing in punk bands as an adolescent, he was able to bring that energy to the role and be a “green-haired bastard.”
PJ and Kylr discuss his journey, acting, maintaining work-life balance in the film industry and more in this episode of Sittin’ With The Sosk.
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25 Jul 2026
A Film-Fest Pool-Hall Jaw-fest
With the 2026 Circle Cinema Film Festival in the rear view, we thought a special episode was in order…. so we gathered some Oklahoma film festival directors to hang with us at The Boman Twin around a pool table while aerialists do their thing on a hoop.
This is not your ordinary sit-down podcast! This is our futile attempt to herd cats on this very special episode.
These go-getters spill the deets on festival management, while racking balls and shooting their shots. Expect bad jokes, great stories and more from this group of peers and friends.
We’re joined by Kerry Wiens from the Circle Cinema Film Fest, Cliff Crull From The Nitty Gritty Film Festival in Ponca City, The Tuffest crew who are also behind the Pitch & Pour at Cabin Brewery every month, Bill Doty, Tonya Power, and Rodney Smith, plus Brad Heath from the Broken Arrow Film Festival, Oklahoma’s newest film fest slated for October.
Thanks for checking out this episode. To see more of our aerialists on the hoop, Laura and Ember, check them out at Studio 7 Fitness, Tribe Circus Arts or Zeta Aerial Fitness or on Instagram (@emberhazeaerial & @wineminx).
Thanks to the Scott and Kadrian at the Boman Event Center for providing the location and libations. Produced by Streamliner Mobile Production.
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22 Jun 2026
Reed Arnold | Season 02 Episode 04
Reed Arnold is an Oklahoma writer-actor-director in the middle of a successful festival run with his new film, “Do Us Part,” a wedding comedy.
Like Reed himself, the film made an unlikely progression from LA to NYC and from stage to screen. “Do us Part,” was written in LA as a play, put through the wringer in NYC’s Naked Angels live reads, then reworked into a screenplay to become a film short and most recently, a feature film.
How do you reevaluate and reinvent something that you think is perfect in it’s original form? After a successful stage production, Reed tells us he did not want to change a thing until he brought the work to Naked Angels, where it started to take another shape for him. That moment of reinvention was the turning point for the work and the writer.
Reed and PJ trade stories and discuss the importance of self critique as well as peer and audience feedback in developing a work and a career.
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Cassidy Lunnen
Kerry Malloy
Adam Hampton
Jason Alexander
Mads McFarland
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YouTube views
4,285
Score snapshot 15 Sept 2025
Apple Podcasts (US)
4.9 / 5
8 ratings
Spotify
5.0 / 5
2 ratings
Podcast Authority Score: 47 / 100
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YouTube
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Engagement
32
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