The promise of hope came through the endorphin-boosting rush of modern-day correspondence — Twitter direct message, Facebook Messenger — with no hint of the pain and disappointment to come.
Sellout Crowd, that idea from above, would provide an online haven for his former colleagues — and Oklahoma’s premier sports media members — through short videos, podcasts and vibrant journalism, courtesy of high-profile benefactors. It was the brainchild of Mike Koehler, a former Oklahoman editor turned marketing entrepreneur, who would bestow the unimaginable to journalists: a comfortably middle-class life without endless toil.
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