Mr. Robin’s Hood Podcast

If the woman in the cover photo for this episode looks familiar, it's Mikey-on-the-Mic before she was podcast famous while attending school at Northwestern Oklahoma State University in Alva, OK. The fellow with her is singer, songwriter, and recording artist Kenny Feidler.
Episode 99 of Mr. Robins Hood Podcast is another of our Listen Locally series. This epi features Kenny Feidler, a Baltimore-born singer-songwriter-recording artist now based near Rapid City, South Dakota. Kenny shares his journey from rodeo life to full-time musician while balancing family, touring, and authentic songwriting. Hosts Mr. Robin (Robin Hohweiler) and Mikey (Mikel Mauree Robinson) trade hilarious travel stories, discuss the realities of the indie music business, and spotlight Kenny’s hands-on approach to live shows, merch, and DIY recording. The episode closes with a video of Kenny's song, "Idaho Hippies".

Episode 98 (an In Between) of Mr. Robin's Hood Podcast has hosts Mr. Robin (Robin Hohweiler) and Mikey on the Mic (Mikel Mauree Robinson) riffing on the strangest social trends—from tattooed freckles and emo text songs to mullets, pogs, and pet rocks—mixing nostalgia with modern internet madness. They also dig into the psychology behind why trends spread and sometimes become dangerous, offering funny stories, cautionary notes, and a reminder to stay weird.

Episode 97 of Mr. Robin’s Hood Podcast kicks off with co-host Mikey-on-the-Mic still warm from a recent detention—the result of a social experiment that started in the Walgreens parking lot and quickly moved into the nearby intersection that we will charitably describe as interpretive dance and leave at that. Mr. Robin (Robin Hohweiler) and Mikey (Mikel Mauree Robinson) do what they do best: witty banter, seemingly endless disclaimers, and persistent insistence for the record that documenting mischief is not the same as endorsing it. Then comes special guest Robert Ford—NOT Robben Ford, a mistake Mr. Robin made and will apparently never fully recover from—who happens to be the mayor of Gage, Oklahoma (Robert that is, we’re pretty certain Robben has never been to Gage). Robert is also a gigging musician, a Rotarian, a former corporate escapee, and a man with a lot of thoughts about keeping small towns from quietly disappearing. A good one.

Episode 96, an In-Between episode, of Mr. Robin's Hood Podcast dives into the strange philosophy and physics behind memory: Boltzmann brains, entropy, and simulation theory are among the various aspects explored. Hosts Mr. Robin (Robin Hohweiler) and Mikey-on-the-Mic (Mikel Mauree Robinson) mix humor, local Oklahoma anecdotes, and accessible science to ask whether our memories define us or could be convincing illusions. Through discussions about reconstructive memory, philosophical identity, and the limits of certainty, the episode invites listeners to embrace curiosity and meaning even if the ultimate nature of reality remains mysterious.

Episode 95 of Mr. Robin’s Hood Podcast begins with hosts Mr. Robin (Robin Hohweiler) and Mikey-on-the-Mic (Mikel Mauree Robinson) trading absurd golf-course tales before welcoming their in-studio guest Candee Jean Brossman of the Woodward Arts Theatre Council (WATC) in a discussion about Woodward’s lively arts scene which are very much ALIVE!
Candee covers the Grand Unseen immersive exhibit, the upcoming annual Arts Camp and Missoula Youth Theater, a brand-new Okoustic Music Fest, Western Art Week tied to rodeo events, basement restoration, and centennial plans for the historic Woodward Arts Theatre, plus community-building efforts like an artist network and OSU rural scholars research.
The episode mixes humor and local arts updates, and includes ways to contact the theater for rentals, events, volunteer opportunities and support. 

In Episode 94 (In-Between) of Mr. Robin's Hood Podcast, hosts Mr. Robin (Robin Hohweiler) and Mikey-on-the-Mic (Mikel Mauree Robinson) turn a kind-of, sort-of real-life cosmic curbside spectacle—a public manifestation in the middle of Main Street that ended with tasers and handcuffs—into a hilarious, practical guide to intentional living. They define manifestation as focused thought plus deliberate action, link it to psychology, and walk listeners through 10 proven techniques like visualization, affirmations, gratitude journaling, scripting, vision boards, meditation, the 55x5 method, acting as if, trusting the process, and taking inspired action. The episode closes with a simple daily routine to practice, playful storytelling, and encouragement to experiment with manifestation responsibly—without obstructing traffic.

In Episode 93 of Mr. Robin's Hood Podcast, Mr. Robin (Robin Hohweiler) and Mikey-on-the-Mic (Mikel Mauree Robinson) recount the April 9, 1947, Woodward Tornado that carved a 200-mile path through the Texas Panhandle, northwestern Oklahoma, and southern Kansas, killing hundreds and leveling nearly 200 city blocks. Guest John O'Connor shares his family connection to the storm timeline: his grandfather, Erwin Walker, who shut off power at the OG&E plant and perished during the tornado—an act credited with saving many lives. The episode also covers the devastation in Woodward, the disappearance of young Joan Gay Croft, and the long aftermath for survivors. They reflect on the storm's legacy as they mark the anniversary, remembering heroic acts, community recovery, and the importance of preserving these memories.

Episode 92 (In Between) of Mr. Robin's Hood Podcast dives whisker-first into the theory that cats might secretly be alien overlords. Hosts Robin Hohweiler (Mr. Robin) and Mikel Mauree Robinson (Mikey-on-the-Mic) share personal cat stories, discuss nocturnal antics, pet hierarchies, and hilarious theories about feline domination, while celebrating the chaos and affection cats bring to their lives.

In Episode 91 of Mr. Robin's Hood Podcast, host Robin Hohweiler (Mr. Robin) and Mikel Mauree Robinson (Mikey-on-the-Mic) features David Morgan sharing family history and the story behind his great-grandfather, Dick T. Morgan, an influential Oklahoma pioneer, attorney, and U.S. congressman. David discusses his background, the research process, and the book "Justice for All" by Michael Hightower. The conversation covers land runs and title disputes, church and community building, statehood and Native American issues, and Morgan's role in shaping institutions like the Federal Reserve, the FTC, and the Federal Farm Credit System. 

In this in-between Episode 90 of Mr. Robin's Hood Podcast, hosts Robin Hohweiler (Mr. Robin) and Mikel Mauree Robinson (Mikey-on-the-Mic) dig into recent forensic reexaminations and media reports that question Kurt Cobain's 1994 death. They discuss claims that evidence may point to overdose and possible homicide; inconsistencies at the scene, handwriting questions about the suicide note, and cultural reasons the case continues to fascinate.The hosts mix thoughtful analysis with their usual banter and promise to follow the story as investigations and debates continue.