Nick Hall is a LTC in the US Air Force, and a youth football coach who just completed his first year as the Head Coach.

Poe Prepping is a healthy food truck business from Ada, OK, which is both Native (Chickasaw) and Military Veteran owned. The Poes, Mark and Allison, found a void in the food industry and made a commitment to filling that void with their own made from scratch food products.

In this episode of 'Voices of the Heartland,' hosts Daniel Chamberlain and Chris Cole speak with Warren Queton, a full-time politician and member of the Oklahoma National Guard. Warren shares his unique experiences, from his responsibilities as a tribal legislator for the Kiowa nation and his teaching roles at the University of Oklahoma, to his surprising journey into acting, including roles in 'Reservation Dogs' and 'Killers of the Flower Moon.' The conversation also explores Warren's military deployments, his transition from enlisted to officer, and how his Native American heritage has shaped his leadership journey. This rich dialogue delves into the cultural responsibilities and challenges of being a Native leader, as well as insights on how the military can serve as a foundation for lifelong leadership skills.

Kyle Ross is the lead singer of "Keyland", previously Keyland Music Company, and a football coach for the Bixby Spartans of Bixby, OK.

In the first episode of 'Voices of the Heartland,' host Daniel Chamberlain and co-host Chris Cole converse with Kyle Ross, a football coach and musician from Oklahoma. They discuss the show's inception, Kyle's dual career in coaching and music, his journey from starting music in college, and reflections on live performances. Kyle shares insights into his music creation process and his recent record deal while highlighting the importance of balancing his two passions. The episode also explores the deeper aspects of connecting with an audience through art and the excitement of future plans for Kyle's music.