# Jed Chappell
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What Oklahoma City Cannot Lose as It Grows with Brad Carter
Brad Carter, Oklahoma City’s Ward 1 Councilman, joins Jed Chappell to ask what the city must protect as it grows. They discuss transparent public service, listening across political divides, jobs and AI, recovery, homelessness, and the Oklahoma Standard Carter hopes will still define OKC for the ne…
From Jamaica to Oklahoma City: Chef Andrew Black on Food, Work, and Home
Chef Andrew Black, Oklahoma City restaurateur and 2023 James Beard Award winner, traces the discipline behind his work - from Saturday mornings in his grandmother's Jamaican kitchen to building restaurants in the city he now calls home. He and Jed Chappell talk about consistency, mentorship, stayin…
The Pilot Who Saw Freedom Behind Prison Walls with Blake Raney
Blake Raney expected aviation to be about flying. Over time, it became a way to serve people who often feel unseen.
Blake, founder of SPAIRROW, joins Jed Chappell for a conversation about aviation, calling, business as service, prison ministry, fatherhood, and building a foundation before the stor…
What Survives the Fire | Sabrina Smith on Loss, Hope, and Building 1155
An apartment fire can take a home in minutes. Recovery takes much longer.
Sabrina Smith joins Jed Chappell to talk about losing her home, business equipment, and irreplaceable family memories in a devastating apartment fire. With her daughters depending on her, Sabrina moved into crisis mode befor…
Episode #158 - Jed Chappell - Voices Of OKC
Jed Chappell is the founder and CEO of City Center, an Oklahoma City nonprofit championing youth and families in under-resourced communities. After surviving a life-altering shooting, receiving a 47-year prison sentence, and serving eight years, Jed rebuilt his life around faith, family, and servic…
Artie Brylev on Work, Family and Battison Honda
Artie Brylev left Russia to escape religious persecution and built a career at Battison Honda. He talks work, family, reputation and making opportunity intentional in Oklahoma City.
Artie grew up in the former Soviet Union, where his religious family practiced under a system that restricted public…
Generational Curses: Naming the Pattern with Paula Brown
Dr. Paula Brown, an author and Oklahoma City parent, examines generational curses and the family patterns people can mistake for normal. Drawing from her Trinidad and Tobago roots, motherhood, faith, education, and lived experience, she and Jed Chappell consider how honest recognition, safe adults,…
Episode 203: Terrifying Grace
In this episode, Jed Chappell shares his inspiring journey from a life of violence and incarceration to founding City Center and impacting countless lives through faith, service, and community engagement. Discover how God's terrifying grace transformed his life and how he now leads efforts to serve…
Jacobi Winslett on the Mentorship That Stayed With Him
Jacobi Winslett reflects on Oklahoma City mentorship and the adults who helped him see more possibilities for his life. From an after-school program at Novo Ministries to changes in education and work, he considers what that early attention means now. His conversation with Jed Chappell connects lea…
Ariel Moore on Faith, Recovery, and the Freedom to Be Known
Ariel Moore, author of Divine Authenticity, joins Jed Chappell to reflect on addiction, motherhood, faith, and rebuilding a life. She describes the practical support that gave her room to change, the spiritual life she developed, and the freedom of bringing her whole story into the open. Together, …
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