What happens after you dial 911—and who’s on the other end of the line? This week on Who Even Are You?, Fran sits down with Ron, a real-life 911 operator, for a conversation that’s equal parts hilarious, eye-opening, and unexpectedly heartfelt.

Ron shares what it’s actually like taking emergency calls for a living: the chaos, the humanity, the moments you’ll never forget, and yes—the calls that are funny in ways you can’t make up. From bizarre situations to the serious weight of being someone’s calm voice in their worst moment, Fran and Ron dig into how the job shapes your outlook on life, people, and yourself.

It’s an honest, insightful look behind the scenes of a job most of us only think about in emergencies—plus plenty of laughs along the way. You’ll never think about dialing 911 the same way again.

Episode 5 of the hit podcast Who Even Are You? is a hilarious, high-energy ride that proves life experience doesn’t always equal good decision-making—and that’s exactly why it’s so fun.

Host Fran sits down with his special guest Michael , a self-described chronic gambler who is, by his own admission, seemingly dead set on losing his family’s inheritance. Michael’s résumé reads like a roulette wheel of American labor: ex-paramedic, carney, ship welder, and chemical plant worker—each chapter wilder than the last.

The two dive into reckless bets, bizarre job stories, and the strange confidence that only comes from surviving jobs that probably should’ve killed you. It’s candid, chaotic, and laugh-out-loud funny, with Fran steering the conversation just enough to keep it from completely flying off the rails.

If you need a guaranteed mood boost, questionable life advice, and proof that no one truly knows what they’re doing—this episode will absolutely brighten your day 🎙️

In Episode Four, host Fran George (he/him) sits down with local musician, ex-pop locker, and entrepreneur JackFayt for a hilarious, honest, and surprisingly deep conversation about movement, music, and community. From dance floors to DIY venues, the two unpack the unspoken racial dancing barriers that show up in scenes everywhere—and how Tulsa is uniquely positioned to break them down.

With plenty of laughs and real talk, Fran and Jack explore what it actually takes to create a music scene instead of just waiting for one to happen: showing up, collaborating across cultures, and making spaces where everyone feels invited to move. It’s funny, thoughtful, and full of heart—part dance history, part Tulsa love letter, part blueprint for building something better together.

What you’ll hear:

• 🕺🏽 How dance styles get racialized (and how to unlearn that)

• 🎶 Building a music scene from the ground up in Tulsa

• 😂 Pop locking stories, awkward dance floors, and shared laughs

• 🤝 Why inclusion isn’t a buzzword—it’s a practice

Press play, loosen up, and let this one move you—literally and figuratively.