Radio seven hundred W l John. As you walk out the door on this
Saturday morning, tempat is a right around that fifty degree mark. But you
see another nice afternoon, lots of sunny skies and tempts climbing to the mid
to upper seventies. Tonight, more clouds start to move in. Tempters only
dropped down to the load of mid fifties, but you only see an afternoon
high on Sunday in the low seventies with a few chances for some scattered showers.
From your severe weather station. I'm nine first Morning Meteorologists Cameron Harden on
news Radio seven hundred WLW. The radars all clear. It's now fifty four
degrees here in Cincinnati. It's five thirty six. Our next update here's at
six. I'm Sarah Leise on news Radio seven hundred WLW News twenty four hours
a day, news a Radio seven hundred WLW. Tomorrow, John Fogerty celebrates
a seventy eighth birthday. We celebrate a day early as we open. Yet
on a Saturday morning edition that a ride on the Proud Mary seven hundred WLW.
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of a city until I hit the ride river bothen Bewe bee bon braining,
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rolling, ruling on a Saturday morning. Eight and before we look ahead
and look back at significant events and people tied to this particular date in history,
including but not limited to these, before I start the list. John
Fogerty, of course, earlier this week said, on hearing the passing the
news of the passing of Tina Turner, so deeply sad to hear about Tina
Turner's passing. I loved her version of Proud Mary. It was different and
fantastic. I was also so happy because she chose my song and it was
her breakthrough record. All true, laur on Tina. Later on this week,
later on this morning, You've had it all week long, the tributes,
and but we will do it one more time with the music professor around
seven thirty five this state. In eighteen sixty one, Chief Justice Roger Taney,
sitting as a federal Circuit judge in Baltimore, ruled the President Lincoln lacked
the authority to suspend the rid of abeas Corps. Lincoln just shrugged his shoulders
and kept the rid of habeas corpus suspended as we began this awful civil war
in this country. Eighteen ninety six, two hundred and fifty five died when
a tornado strikes Saint Louis, Missouri and East Saint Louis. Nineteen thirty five,
the US Supreme Court unanimously strikes down the National Industrial Recovery Act, a
key component of President FDR's New Deal legislative program. No you can't do that,
FDR. The Queen Mary, the Qunard liner RMS Queen Mary, left
England on its maiden voyage to New York in this state in nineteen thirty six.
A year later, the newly completed Golden Gate Bridge connecting San Francisco and
the rest of California, open to pedestrian traffic. Vehicles started traversing the span
the next day. This is the day in nineteen forty one that the British
Royal Navy sank the German Battleship Bismarck off of France, the loss of some
two thousand. Supreme Court decision in nineteen sixty eight, United States versus O'Brien
upheld the conviction of David O'Brien for destroying his draft card outside of Boston Courthouse,
ruling that the act was not a protected freedom of speech. Let's see
birthday is today? Former I can't believe this guy. Former Secretary of State
Henry Kissinger is one hundred today. Lee Merriweather, the actress has a birthday.
Lewis Gossett Jr. Is eighty seven. Bruce Whitz, the actor has
a birthday. Former Senator out of Connecticut, Christopher Dodd is seventy nine.
Bruce Coburn, great writer and singer, wondering where the lions are? He's
seventy eight. South Carolina's governor McMaster too has a birthday today. Singer actor
Dede. Bridgewater set actor Richard Schiff not to be confused with actor Adam Schiff.
Perry Gilpin has a birthday today. Adam Carolla's birthday today. Happy birthday,
Adam Todd Bridges still alive. Shawn Kenny from Alison chains as a birthday
to day. Listen. If it's your birthday to day, I hope it
is absolutely the best birthday and the best day you could ever even think of.
Imagine happening with the people that you love and family and friends and the
like. We'll get you going with the forecast and twenty twenty sports. Alex
Egan standing by in moments here on seven hundred WLW This morning at nine,
Mike Allen listens, comments, Listen, some more comments again, YadA,
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Hey, this is Joe Walter. I donated a card to Goodwill and now
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Go to Goodwill cars dot com. That's Goodwill cars dot com. Hey
truckers, it's time for today's roll Hall. I'm up front. Partly cloudy
this afternoon, a high up to seventy seven, A few clouds around tonight.
We can see a lot of sun too, fifty four Tomorrow mornings low
and mostly cloudy. On Sunday, isolated showers there's a chance and seventy three
for the high. It's fifty four now and here is Alex Egan seven hundred
WL do sports. I like that. Good morning, Gary, Jeff,
High, Good morning the Reds with a big win over the Chicago Cubs.
Yes, oh my god, did you take a listen yesterday? I did?
Indeed, actually I was at the bar, so I had to had
to watch, had to be forced to watch TV and not listen to the
Big One. But yeah, man, they were just spanking that ball.
Although nineteen hits, you bet it was a hit parade at Wrigley Field yesterday
afternoon as the Reds shut out the Chicago Cubs nine to zero. Green was
quite literally show stopping for six innings. Now, Gary, Jeff, I
did a little research, yeah, before the show today. This Red's win
was the biggest shutout victory at Wrigley in nearly thirteen years. Can you believe
that for anybody, or including the Cubs, or for anybody including the Cubs?
Man, that's what I'm reading, That's what I'm reading. They were
just spanking that bowl all around, all around Wrigley yesterday, all around the
ivy. What else is going on? Anything? Well? Now tonight the
Reds are back in action. It's Brandon Williamson on the mound for the Reds
against Jamison Tyone for the Cubbies. Our coverage begins with the inside pitch at
six fifteen, with first pitch at seven fifteen. Now as well a little
FC Cincinnati action. They are on the road as they face off against the
Colorado Rapids. You can catch our coverage over on ESPN fifteen thirty starting at
nine pm with the voice of FC Cincinnati Tommy g. I'm Alex Egan seven
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Radio. Hello, it's the river sent me pictures of them sunning out by
the pool for someone sunny. I don't think that's day. That picture says
better view for you. Five one, three, seven, four, nine,
seven thousand. We are international this morning on the iHeartRadio app. So
it's great to have you along for the ride. Five forty nine now and
the lovely lady Lynette is on the telephone. Good morning Lynette, Good morning
Dress. Yea all, I'm good. That's the reason you haven't seen Dave
from Dayton. He's in Spain. Yeah, have you ever been to Spain?
I turned down a job in Spain in nineteen seventy two doing one babysitting,
being a nammy. Really you had to chance to be like an all
pair in Spain. They wanted me to take my son, who was twelve
at the time, and his son was twelve eleven and daughters teen years old.
I stood hanging me with my baby and your babies. So they actually
wanted you to be you said you had to turn them down. Huh.
Yeah, So I've never been to Spain. Fritz Stratton, I was his
photograph for a model and we went first prize in Clearwater Flater and Sam me
too my picture. That's great. See all these little things that I don't
know about you? Yeah, many things, no doubt. Are there some
things that I shouldn't know about you, Lynette. I can't get miss doctor
Mark Sander. Oh so you're still looking for Mark Sander, doctor Sander,
Yeah, the harsh people. Yeah, and his wife was now his wife's
name is Christine. Yeah, she brought the harshes over from me to ride
in. I know, I believe me. Y'all didn't believe and you didn't
get to go, well, I believed I believed you didn't show up.
Well, no I couldn't. I had to work or something. Oh okay,
you know, listen, we have, we have shown up a couple
of times there to visit you, and we will again. It's just it's
just you. I gotta make time, that's what it is now. I
gotta find time. I gotta make time. So that's that's my bad,
lunette. Yeah, but how I can have a game on the phone.
Will find it out a little more about the Harsh carriage indeed. So do
you have a good week? Did you have a good week? Baby?
Well, we've played going to the races now won three games Harsh Racing my
numbers six game in three times. Nice? So what what was the grand
prize? It's sims a game fifty cents a game sounds good. You've almost
got enough for a candy bars a dollar this today, dollar day. Okay,
win seven games. Well, I will be praying that that happens for
you. Listen, I gotta go because our time short. Okay, baby,
all right, love you, love you the lovely lady Lynette this morning,
and Dick is hanging next train your vehicle for a twenty twenty two model
your Explore Edge or Escape Gas zero point nine recorded you're listening to seven hundred
WLW, also available on ninety four f FMW two three three BG, Cincinnati.
I'll picking and grinning on a Saturday morning. It's time ahead, not
to the barn or not to the Dulcimer Hall, but to our friend Dick
from Dayton's Lair to see what he's been up to. Good morning, Dick,
good morning, take care, happy morn will dates everybody at dud bar
and seven hundred, Well, thank you very much. What are you doing
on this Memorial Day weekend? Dick? Anything special? Anything fancy? Well,
uh, get short to win a little bit. You know, nobody's
playing over Laurel Day. But this Thursday we got a job there at the
Beaver Creek Strummers at spalled open house and we're gonna practice in the morning.
We get to do two jobs. We practice in the morning, then we
have an audience to people that you know that like you and everything. So
people that people would like me are like you. Well, I mean,
you know, the people like that music. But I wanted to tell you,
yeah, I got a call from the Clifton Opera house. I went
to see a friend of mine late banjo and this river rum group, Jerry
Jeff, these people. There was nobody could play at Dobro a banjo or
a guitar like this group. I've never heard anything. And then the second
half they changed and I'm telling you, I wish you and Jim Lebarbara and
some of the people they did attribute to Chuck Berry and I think the stage
lived up. I've never heard anything so good. I've never heard Chuck Berry
and Dobro. No, but I mean they are acoustics there. I mean,
Johnny be good and then Sweet Little sixteen and the one Sweet Rock and
Roll were oh man, look great, that's wild. You know. A
day from Datan wants to know have you ever traveled out outside of the country.
He's in Spain this morning. No, but you know, I want
to salute my dad's family. My late aunt aunt the Hand. She was
a big music lover of all the family, or her brothers and her nephews
and nieces. And she went to Italy about five years ago with my uncle.
And I wanted to tell you, my cousin Tony, I do have
a mandolin inherited from uncle Tony's. It came from Italy. I went to
get that thing to praise. It's worth about a thousand dollars. Wow,
wow, this, I sai, this is a rare instrument. Yeah,
it's a potato bug, and you know it's funny. I would never alwa's
a potato bug? Isn't a potato isn't a potato bug an invasive species?
Yeah? Yeah, hetl Alex Hi always enjoy him. Yeah, well you
know this is his second week now, so I guess I guess you've had
enough of a sample to know that you enjoy him. Yeah. The verdict
is still out with some other people, but you know, I like him.
I think he'll be just fun, all right. I want maybe dates
from Dayton to get ahold of maybe because around the fourth I'd like to go
down and have another good time. Well, that would be a wonderful thing.
It'd be great to see you again with your with your instrument, whatever
instrument you choose to bring. Your mandolin was there last time. Dave's in
Spain right now, so I'm sure he'll be contacting you whenever he gets back.
That'll be good. But happy Memorial Day, all right. Say good
night, Dick, Good night, Dick, Bye bye bye. Seven LW
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But you see another nice afternoon, lots of sunny skies and tempters climbing
to the mid to uper seventies. Tonight, more clouds start to move in.
Tempters only dropped down to the low to mid fifties, but you only
see an afternoon high on Sunday in the low seventies with a few chances for
some scattered showers. From your severe weather station, I'm nine first Warning Meteorologist
Cameron Harden on news radio seven hundred WLW. The radars all clear. It's
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hour of the Saturday Morning edition for Saturday, May the twenty seventh, twenty
twenty three Memorial Day weekend. Whoopee man, It's just it's been a real,
real nice string of days weatherwise, and it doesn't look bad this week,
and there are some slight chances for rain in the forecast, but nothing
that is going to absolutely cancel whatever you've got planned. And whether it is
a reflective Memorial Day for you, as it should be for all of us
as Americans, as we salute those who gave the ultimate sacrifice their lives for
their country and their fellow citizens. The anniversary one more time of the Beverly
Hills Supper Club Blaze. I'm looking for David Brock. I'm gonna put the
bat signal out for David Bruck who was there at the supper club that night
working when the blaze broke out that killed all of those people and left so
many others injured and scarred for life. But there will be one last commemoration
as they're building on that site now in Southgate, Kentucky, of for the
victims and memorial to the victims. So hopefully I'll be able to hear from
David before the morning's out. There's there's another Dave that's on the line right
now. Let's see what he has to say. Good morning, Dave,
Good morning Jared, Jeff, Happy Dawn, Happy Memorial weekend, and happy
anniversary almost yeah, almost. My wife and I are celebrating one of our
one of our anniversaries. It's actually the anniversary of the very first time we
got married and May nineteen ninety seven, and we had a reconnection May twenty
fourteen, So we're coming up on nine years this time, twenty six years
total with a really long break in between. But yes, looking forward to
that is tremendous. The guys are the best. Well, you and Kathy
have been together for how long? Oh man? And the question is always
begs the question, how in the hell does Kathy put up with you?
I have to ask her that I suppose I'm sure, I'm sure to involve
some pretty heavy medication. Oh listen, I found a job helping a one
arm type as type capital letters. Do you know that? Really it's it's
shift work. Well that's a that's interesting. Um, as a scarecrow.
As a scarecrow, people say I'm outstanding in my field, but hey,
it's in my jeans. Um. I was a bookkeeper for ten years.
The local library wasn't very happy about that. Why not because I was a
bookkeeper. Yet, oh you kept Oh oh, how does how does NASA
organize a company party? They plan it they yeah, yeah, yeah,
yeah, Um, a conference call. You know, a conference call is
the best way for a dozen people to say buy three hundred times. That's
true. There you go. Did you have one? Did you have one?
Dave? Well, I was just gonna add there you mentioned your friend.
Uh I got I got a friend who just got a job in the
bike bicycle shop. Yeah, um yeah, apparently they they're making him the
spokes spoke. Um and yeah, yeah, I'm not sure I've ever told
this before, but uh I got we got rabbit on our backyard. You
got a lot of rabbits in your backyard, don't you. We can't rabbits
in our backyard, Chris Christy just text me Christa two point zero good morning,
my love. And then she said rabbits because I know she's listening.
She's on the scene, she's on the same page. Well listen, Dave.
I'd love, I'd love talk to talk more. But it's time for
you to hop along. See you later. Seven hundred WLW. Nineteen twenties
were known as the Roaring twenties. It was a time of great American prosperity,
speakeasies, what filled with jazz dancing and the leader's fad Kerrie Yoki.
It's rained in me. Hello Eric, And you'll hear another great American moment
when you listen to Bill Cunningham Monday at twelve new on seven hundred w l
W Chivy local Dealer. Good morning to you know where your Mexican video behind
the work on my shoulder. At the touch of the world that is on
the earth, I turned a switch, chap the umber, the long wed,
the bed, I slung birl. I hear the red bone, so
the music I buy the product. Ever using I hear the part off the
DJ can't understand Josh, what dost be saved? Radio? And like well
man Jack Baby on the Mexican Babi WAYLWD Jerry chap on the Saturday morning edition
seventeen minutes after the hour, and from the Mexican Radio to our friend old
radio Rick Washburn, good morning, how are you? And happy holiday weekend?
Oh, good morning, and the happy holiday weekend to you. Although
it's Memorial Day and I live two miles from the Indie five hundred and two
miles in the other direction from Raceway Park, so we do not go anywhere
during this weekend, but we can sit on the back porch and listen to
the sounds of crash as any of theids that have driven from across the country
to come see the race decide to drag race each other and go home.
And people really do that. They get to the Indy five hundred to watch
the greatest spectacle in racing. And it's not enough the horsepower and the smell
of motor oil and the sound inside Raceway Park, but they were actually racing
on the streets of Indie. I'm pretty sure it was last year when we
were sitting in a top light to turn. I remember, I remember you
telling me this story. Go ahead and refresh my memory. Oh, oh
this is I think this is a different one. Um Marie and I went
to get groceries and we took the old radio rick radio van. Okay,
so it looks like a mini abduction van. Okay, there's no window in
the back. It's wife. That explains. That explains why you have a
wife, because after a while she got Stockholm syndrome and just decided to stick
around. But anyway, please go. So somebody in a Mustang two uh
we used to call them the minto to the nineteen seventies attempt at rebranding the
Mustang. They're awful, launching a little four cylinder car with a hood scoop
in a in a tale fin, a nuttail fin a spoiler pulls up next
to us, and there you just roll down the window and look to get
what the hell is wrong with you? There you go? You want to
raise a company van? Okay? Who I did? And I'm in the
left turn lane, so I don't know. Yeah, anyway, so yeah,
you stay home. So this morning you are coming in the Tale of
two radios five by five and four by four that this is really interesting because
these are two of the radios I got done this week. One is a
nineteen forty Motorola sixty x one. The other is a nineteen fifty silvertone fifteen.
And what a difference ten years make. They're both am only radios.
They're both plastic or bake light cases depending ten years apart, the exact same
six tubes, and both of them have an RS stage for better reception.
What's interesting is the Motorola being the nineteen forty model you're coming in five by
five. It's a smaller radio, has a smaller speaker, It sounds amazing.
It's got incredible reception with its internal antenna and just a darn nice looking
radio. It's got a little dialite and everything. Whereas the nineteen fifty silvertone
with the same six tubes and has a Marf stage also and also an internal
antenna. I'm having a little bit of trouble hearing you, and it's not
very allowed. Both of these radios are working with just the internal antenna at
their You know, this is as good as it can get. Interestingly enough,
the Motorola I had about twice as many components in that thing as the
Silvertone, So basically they were silvertone was Sears was focusing on whoever made the
radio for them on cheaper And it's a little bigger and it looks really really
nice. It's mid century modern kind of a design, but as the radio
goes, is really and Motorola, which by the way, was the name,
came from mobile Victrola was the idea because they started their life as a
car radio manufacturer. Yeah. See I did not I did not know that
Motorolas were being manufactured in nineteen forty. I had no idea. I thought
they later they were run of the twenties. Yeah, they were one of
the first car radio manufacturers. Very nice. Well, I know that you're
gonna be staying in since you're in the middle of a a motor head a
motor head kill zone. They're in Indianapolis. But I hope you have a
wonderful weekend. Nonetheless, have you already been to the store for the weekend?
Have you got everything? Oh? Yes, we have. Okay,
we have learned the hard way to prepare quickly. Very good. Well,
you know, sit on sit on your porch and listen to the car crashes
of the idiots who are coming from around the country to watch car crashes.
Okay, so sometimes you hear sirens instead of the crash, but you know
it's it's miss. It all goes to the same place, Old Radio Rick
Old Radio Rick at gmail dot com. If you'd like to get in touch
with mister Washburn as we continue sports weather, all the rest of that stuff
is ahead, and we'll talk to the gang from Ripley. They're already uh.
I guess sling and drinks at Brookies this morning, six twenty two.
My doctor told me I should start swimming last for exercise, but I found
out he got his medical degree in Granada wherever that is. So instead I
head to the pool and listen to Scott Sloan show. Well side listening is
perfect for my shelf. Work on your tan while we take on the important
stuff and have a little fun. Doty. He's pretty funny and very smart.
You know. I'm that he knows where Granada is. It's down there
by those other countries. Check out Flowny Monday morning at nine on seven hundred
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As you walk out the door on this Saturday morning, tempters are right
around that fifty degree mark, but you see another nice afternoon, lots of
sunny skies and tempters climbing to the mid to upper seventies. Tonight, more
clouds start to move in. Tempters only dropped down to the low to mid
fifties, but you only see an afternoon high on Sunday in the low seventies
with a few chances for some scattered showers. From your severe weather station.
I'm nine first Morning Meteorologists, Cameron Harden on news Radio seven hundred WLW seven
hundred of WLW Sports. Please, let's do it. I like that,
you know what. I want you to start every sportscast from now on with
the let's do it. That will be That'll be your trademark as a sportscaster
slash producer. Let's do it, Let's do it kind kind of like the
old stupid Chris Cuomo. Let's get after it, Let's let's do it,
do it all right? What are we doing? Gary Jeff? You seem
like a bit of a hockey fan. Are you a hockey fan? A
little bit? A little bit? Well? In NHL the Golden Knights.
Actually, I look as time goes on, I'm looking more and more like
I play hockey because I keep losing teeth. But but no, I mean
there is something to be said for figure skating with weapons. Please go on.
The Golden Knights led the series over the Dallas Stars. Tonight it's Game
five of the Western Conference Final. Puck drops at eight pm. In the
Eastern Conference Final, the Florida Panthers have won the series over the Carolina Hurricanes,
and the Stanley Cup is just on the horizon. You know what's interesting
is that there's an NBA team that's trying to come back from a three zero
deficit, and that is the Boston Celtics, and they have a chance tonight
to tie the series with the Miami Heat at three apiece. And yes,
I'm not a big NBA fan either, but at one time I did sport
quite the white Man's fro absolutely. I don't know if you saw my notes,
but yes, that was actually my next bit of information. The Miami
Heat still leads three to two. Game six gets underway tonight at eight thirty.
Yeah, and Boston just throttled him in Game five, so it'll be
interesting to see if the Celtics can come all the way back and again.
The Dallas Stars are hanging by the hairs of their chinny chin chin against the
Las Vegas Golden Knights. The Red's a big winner yesterday at Wrigley Field and
Game two of that series today. What have we got on tapp today for
the Reds and the Cubs. Yes, let's see if they can get it
done again today tonight it's Brandon Williamson on the mound for the Reds against Jamison
Tyone for the Cubbies. Our coverage begins with the inside pitch at six fifteen,
with first pitch at seven fifteen. Alex Egan right there, see no
problems. Six twenty seven at seven mentioned the gang from Ripley here in just
a moment, what about this story out of Louisville last weekend? And I
know you've heard the story repeated, but I was just reminded by seeing a
copy of the copy of the story here in the studio when I came in.
When the Louisville Metro Police arrested a sixty four year old man last Sunday
after they said he shot his roommate following an argument. His roommate had eaten
the last hot pocket, so we started throwing tiles at him. The roommate
tried to leave, but Clifton Williams went inside, got a gun and shot
his friend in the buttocks without with no no life threatening injuries there. But
still is your asked worth a stolen hot pocket? That's the question you gotta
ask. What's passing for news? Coming up on seven hundred WLW, So
my wife tells the story of how her dad used to take the whole family
into town. It was important to him for as kids to know the real
reason we have these freedom. At seventies tonight, look for just a few
clouds, maybe a slight chance of rain, low around fifty seven. Tomorrow,
there's gonna be a slight chance of showers, cloudy skies and a high
of seventy two, but picture perfect weather for the Memorial Day weekend. With
Monday's high around eighty one. Right now in Cincinnati, were at fifty five
degrees. I'm Sandy Collins on news radio seven hundred WLW News twenty four hours
a day. He was a radio seven hundred WLW. I toasted sitting.
Honey, we may be thrown. You'll never care me. Come whiskey round.
Yeah. No, news is good news, That's what I say.
Six thirty three at seven l W. And we're heading east out of Cincinnati
through Claremont County to how now Brown County, crossing that line and feeling fine
because you're you're headed for Ripley, Ohio, the lovely village of Ripley,
Ohio with friendly people who a place called Brookies. At six thirty four on
a Saturday morning. Good morning gang, Good morning. Wow. That was
that was the hell of a pause. You weren't quite ready for me,
were you. We're always ready? All right, always ready? Who's always
ready? We're always ready? We are always ready caused Ripley Rookie. The
whole town. It's a hopping place, just like Dave Harrison's backyard. Now
I know that you guys were gonna we're gonna try to do some drunks on
the street. Reporting from from Brookies this morning. But apparently Doug tells me
it's too chilly to go outside. What what the hell is that it is
silly up there? It's fifty it's fifty three degrees. I left the house
this morning in shorts and a short sleeved shirt. You know, I was
in my car, but you know I had to walk a whole whole twenty
feet from the door to the car and I survived. Hey, Lisa's got
a whole rap seat here. Are you ready? I was? I was
afraid of that, But yes, I am ready. I'm always ready,
just like you are all. Thirty two one. First up the bat Our
Ripley Lions Club. We'll be holding a half a food boot open this afternoon
along Front Street in Ripley. Great organization. Number two, the Great Ben
Parker will be performing at Brookies tonight. Great great country music. A shout
out to Clark and a few get the boys at the restaurant Imfortumouths And that's
from Darren's mom. They're all antiquing buddies. Another another shout out to Kyle
Connord who came down to see us Monday night, all the way from Groves
City. Ohio. Got to hang out, get some tickets for the drawing,
and get some photos taken of the river. Alrighty Memorial Day service at
the cemetery here in Ripley Military. That's a two pm Monday Memorial Day.
Also, our Queen of Hearts drawn here at Brookies is well over eighty five
thousand dollars. The street will be the street will be blocked off after noon
on Monday. We'll be serving food and cholesterol. Soon you'll be serving hold
on, you'll be serving food and cholesterolcs. Oh, gay, food and
cholesterol. That's great. You know what I'll take. I'll take a hot
dog and just inject me with some more cholesterol because I don't have enough.
There's I'm overdosing on lipatour I need more cholesterol. This sounds wonderful. Oh,
you got to pick on somebody. The weather rockster is gone all this
weekend, So come on down and we'll have a lot of fun here.
The beaver's looking forward to all the food trucks in town. Well, what
what was that cholesterol? All right? Guys, Well tell tell Darren.
I said hi, and we'll talk to you soon. All right, Bye,
the gang at Brookie Saloon in Ripley this morning, food and cholesterol both
at the same time. Seven hundred w l W was Steve from ettn Ohio
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Day seven hundred wlwf and iHeartRadio station. Welcome to the wires for steak Ribs
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Your forecast, nice day, some sunshine, some clouds seventy seven,
no real rain chances today overnight down to fifty four to be dry and mostly
cloudy. On Sunday isolated showers seventy three from the high and the rain chances
are very very minuscule for this weekend and for Monday, Memorial Day it is
fifty three. And here is Alex Egan. I'm seven hundred WLUM. Let's
do it sports about those reds yesterday? How Gary, Jeff? How about
a baby? Oh yeah? A complete shutout. Now that's how you kick
off a Memorial Day weekend the right way. Well, plus Hunter Green's first
victory in all of us. He's now one and four. This was the
guy who was going to be our ace, our leader, and he finally
breaks through with the win and pitched wonderfully, I mean baffled the Cubs completely.
And meanwhile Reds were just pounding the Cubby pitchers. Oh. Yes,
for the second time in his big career, Hunter Green kept an opponent hitless
as he pitched six innings and tied a career high with eleven strikeouts during the
Reds nine and oh victory over the Cubs at Wrigley Field yesterday afternoon. Tonight,
it's Brandon Williamson on the mound for the Reds against Jamison Tyne for the
Cubbies. Our coverage begins with the inside pitch at six fifteen, with first
pitch at seven fifteen. Now, a little NBA action for you. In
Game five of the Conference Finals on Thursday, it was the Boston Celtics over
the Miami Heat ninety seven to one ten. However, Miami still leads three
to two Game six. I know you're excited. Gary Jeff gets underway tonight
at eight thirty. I'm not really all that excited about the NBA anytime.
My whole thing is no more Lebron James. He's done, done, he's
out, and that you know, there's hope springs eternal in the hearts of
people who like a basketball superstar who's sold out to communist China and it's it's
slave making tennis shoes. But yeah, I mean, you know, as
long as I don't have to see Lebron, I'm a happy guy. We
can you can watch the NBA. We can keep Lebron James talk out of
sports all right now? Well yeah, and all I did was just mentioned
him for about a minute. Uh. FC Cincinnati on the road today,
right, Yes, they're on the road as they face off against the Colorado
Rapids. Tommy g the voice of SC Cincinnati, has the call on ESPN
fifteen thirty starting at nine pm. And have you there are not that we
will talk about this in any great depth either, mister Egan. But have
you taken time to eat peek in even at it's called the usfluh? No?
I have not. There are games games this week, and there are
games every weekend, and no one seems to care except the executives at Fox
Sports who decided to sign the contract to broadcast the games. There's nobody usually
in attendance, and the game is not even close to resembling the NFL.
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Americans think it would be a disaster or a setback if they didn't hear Steve
from Etna's commentary this morning. So we don't want to be disastrous or set
you back. So here he is, by popular demand, Steve from ETNA,
Good morning, Okay, let's do it all right. I think here's
my start. Can I hear a call out there? Can I hear a
call out there? For a drag queen death ceiling story hour at Joe Biden's
grandkids house? Yeah? Oh my god, Steve, hold on, is
that a grandkid that Joe Biden claims or a grandkid that Joe Biden doesn't claim?
It's it's all of it because Hunter doesn't go ahead. One intelligent observation
this week on that whole issue. An economist was being interviewed and he said,
where did where did Janet Yelling come up? With June first. On
June the fifteenth, there is a massive income infusion in the federal coffers from
estimated tax receipts. By the way, I'm one of the guys who has
to pay those. The worst thing about the Biden boondoggle is that when we
talk about the old days, we'll be talking about COVID proof that Joe is
not bargaining in good faith. His latest offer came in last night on the
debt ceiling deal is a Trump pleads guilty to everything and only gets twenty years
in Leavenworth and the Biden family crime probe must end. I don't think that's
legitimate bargaining. Rhinos to the rescue. Here's their deal, we send Trump
to Russia, putin buys up our national debt. I don't think that was
going to fly either. Florida Governor Ronda Santis, famous for talking or excuse
me, famous for taking on the woke alligators at Disney World, announced for
president this week. The Disney Democrats countered with Goofy from Disney announcing for president
another Disney character, John Fetterman, will be his running mate. If you
would notice that those two guys Spedderman and Goofy are never seen in the same
room at the same time. Democrat House Leader Hakim the Bad Dream Jeffreyes said
this week this is an exact quote. We must pass Biden debt feeling increase
at any cost. Last three words, at any cost. Interesting wording.
I think that's kind of a Freudian slip if you think about it. So
what he's saying is there is no limit to how much the national debt now
thirty two point eight trillion, can be. There's no limit. Well,
okay, how about fifty trillion, how about one hundred trillion at the current
rate of increases each year, that's no problem. As the debt goes up,
ladies and gentlemen, the more the interest payments on it in each year's
budget go up the breaking point. Nobody's asking, it's got to be one,
don't you think pot calling the kettle black Award to CBS Sports. Oh,
this is so beautiful for grilling live golf league players for playing at an
organization sponsored by those meetings in Saudi Arabia. How could you work for such
an unethical government, the sports guy asked live players, wait a minute.
Alleged journalists at CBS How could you work for CBS, which works for one
of the world's most corrupt governments. Washington, DC Proof Durham Report. Okay,
where are we here? Oh reports this week speaking of debt, Black
Lives Matter, they have to declare bankruptcy. Oh those mortgage payments on those
houses out in California. I guess they exceeded their debt limit. If they
do go belly up. Wonder who's gonna get stiffed by BLM A bank maybe
or two or three? Will the Michigan Wolverine basketball team get those BLM shirts
repossessed? Oh? Tru badity. By the way, Gary Jeff, this
is so interesting. Most interesting sports story of the week involves Yao Ming.
Remember him, Hey want for the Rockets. Yeah, he's back in China
and he's trying to do you know, the negotiations here to basically set up
an NBA franchise in China. And I know at this point it brings up
the subject once again of well that guy for the Lakers who's retiring and that
scandal. But wait, wait, wait wait. Yao Ming is in a
fight with a Chinese Communist party, which he says is interfering with the whole
deal and he wants hands off whole lee cow God bless you Yao Ming.
I want to know why China was offering to broke her a piece deal on
Ukraine. Well, there's a gal named Morgan Ortegas and she was interviewed on
Friday on a conservative talk show. I know her. Yeah, she let
it slip out in an interview, and she let it slip and then said,
oh, oh that's another story. No it isn't, Morgan, this
is a damn good story. What she said was that China and Ukraine are
longtime trading partners. So that's why China thought, you know, they could
get involved in this mess. Wait a minute, the US and China are
also longtime trading partners. So why are we the hawks on Ukraine and China
turns out to be the doves. Nobody answers my questions. Nobody answers my
questions except Gary Jeff Well maybe said Steve, Hey, have a nice Memorial
Day. Hey you too. But maybe it's because the US is actually doing
China's bidding for our joint trading partner Ukraine. And it's not about Vladimir Putin
or Russian or about the freedom and liberty of a democracy, a fledgling democracy
in that corner of the world. Maybe it has all to do with we
are doing, we are actually secretly doing China's bidding in Ukraine, perhaps ten
minutes away. And it also makes you wonder where all the money we've sent
to Ukraine is going ultimately, maybe to their favorite trading partners in communist China.
Perhaps a breaking back SEVENLW texting privacy policy. Well, as you walk
out the door on this Saturday morning, tempats are right around that fifty degree
mark, but you see another nice afternoon, lots of sunny skies and tempats
climbing to the mid to opper seventies. Tonight, more clouds start to move
in. Tempters only drop down to the load of mid fifties, but you
only see an afternoon high on s in the low seventies with a few chances
for some scattered showers. From your severe weather station, I'm nine first Morning
Meteorologist Cameron Harden on NewsRadio seven hundred WLW. This morning at nine, Mike
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Saturday morning, Memorial Day Weekend and Gary Jeff Walkerwick You the State. Nineteen
forty two, Doris Dorry Miller, a cook aboard the USS West Virginia,
became the first black American to receive the Navy Cross for displaying extraordinary courage and
disregard for his own personal safety during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. Pearl
Harbor, the attack that drew US into World War two, one of the
most infamous attacks on American interests, even though it wasn't on the mainland.
That never happened really on a massive scale until nine to eleven, of course,
but just before eight o'clock in the morning Sunday, December seventh. United
States was neutral at the time the Japanese attacked, and thousands of Americans lost
their lives. Nearly fifty eight thousand or a little over fifty eight thousand Americans
lost their lives fighting in the Vietnam War. Almost a half a million American
lives were lost in our own Civil war, Which are you know, kind
of the roots of this weekend, the so called holiday that we observe the
last Monday in May every year. The people who sacrificed everything, They didn't
sacrifice some time away from their families. They didn't just put their lives in
the middle of the firing line. And believe me, those contributions are invaluable
to us as a nation when it comes to preserving and keeping our freedom for
everyone. But it is the actual sacrifice I would lay down my life for
you. That's what this weekend is all about, always has been, from
when it started as Decoration Day in the aftermath of that Civil war that I
aforementioned. And every year at this time, we as Americans pause, and
if we don't, we should pause and think about what it means to really
sacrifice, not go without a meal or even be homeless, but to sacrifice
your actual life for your fellow citizens and for the ideal of American freedom and
liberty. Memorial Day weekend, That's why I have a hard time saying Happy
Memorial Day. Weekend. I want you to be happy. I want you
to have a great time if you're gathering a family and friends. But it
just always seem to be a misnomer to me. Food for thought, don't
eat too much. Steve Schilty On the other side of what's passing for news
this morning, just past seven o'clock on seven LW for adults with moderate to
severe placks arise this boor candidates for systemic or phototherapy. Now there's sky rizzy
risk. But say keep on pounding that drum, don't say. Steve Shilty,
environmental engineer extraordinaire, joining us as he does almost every Saturday morning.
Good morning, mister Schulty. How are you? Good morning here, Jeff,
better than I deserve as always, Yes, sir, you know we've
got another another some more lies again this morning. Let's come from see fact
or see fact dot org. Recent already goal this past week, climate tsar
carry emissions from agriculture must be front and center. So farmers and ranchers who
assume that their main job is to feed us hungry people stand to be corrected.
John Kerry, the Biden regime so called energies are what's to enlist them
with the global struggle to combat the quote unquote climate crisis. Now, of
course, Jerry Jeff, you will not to remember. We started with global
cooling and global warming and climate change. Now it's climate crisis. He goes
on to say, quote, a lot of people have no clue that agriculture
contributes about thirty three percent of all the missions in the world. We can't
get to net zero without agriculture, so it must be front and center.
Is part of the solution. And here's where the lives come, the real
big lies. He went on to say, quote, we are facing record
malnutrition at a time when agriculture, more than any other sector, is suffering
more than ever from the impacts the climate crisis. And I refuse to call
it climate change anymore. It's not changed, it's crisis. So there's two
lies in that. First one is record malnutrition and the second agriculture is suffering
more than any other sector because of the climate. One of the books I've
shared with you, Gary Jeff, over the last year or so is the
book ten Global Trends Every smart person Should Know from Cato Institute. Obviously,
Don Carey is not so smart, and always all his data comes from the
UN or the World Bank were concerning extreme poverty, which is defined less than
two dollars a day. The World Bank estimated in nineteen ninety that one was
a nine hundred million, that's one point nine billion for those in the Beatles
were in extreme poverty. In two and eighteen that was down greatly to six
hundred and fifty million. Despite population growth. When we looked at dand of
famine, UN said in nineteen sixty one, the world's average calorie intake per
day was twenty two hundred. By two thousand and seventeen it was up to
three thousand calories per day. In another measurement, again this is from the
UN, under the category undernourished. From in nineteen seventy HADS estimated thirty seven
percent of the world's population was undernourished. By two thousand was down to fifteen
percent, and by two thousand eighteen eleven percent. And regarding world production of
food, global serial production in nineteen sixty one to two thousand and sixteen nearly
quadrupled. In the yields in the same period, that is, pounds for
acre almost tripled. I mean this is yet you know these are outright lies,
and then you know, as I said many times, NASA satellites are
telling us that on net the Earth is greening. Thank you a little bit
warm, warmth and a little bit of C two. Yes, yes,
yes, listen. I'm sorry. We got a lot of good in for
You've got a lot of good information from CFaCT dot Oregon, from these books
that you're mentioning. But the real climate crisis can be summed up in two
words right now in the United States, and it's John Kerry. That's the
real climate crisis right there. Listen, Thank you, Steve. Yeah,
don't listen to Lurch because he's not very smart. Seven twelve seven LW.
People have always craved entertainment. In the mid nineteen seventies, students at Michigan
State Strip naked and jogged across the Camus. Streaking soon became a national fan.
Men and women were running naked everywhere until a group of streakers at the
Minneapolis Christmas Parade got their tender part stuck to metal lamp posts. Today,
we have something better. Eddie and Rocky. They're very entertaining and don't even
shower naked. Eddie and Rocky Monday afternoon at three WLW, I'm Martin Hood,
he wants to hear your body talk. Seven seventeen, our friend Rocco,
the first the dawn of the first Costellano fitness family in Cincinnati and Northern
Kentucky, joins us on the line cooking with Rocco on a Saturday morning,
and Rocco, good morning. We wanted to talk about the eighty percent rule.
I have no idea what it is, but you gave me that choice.
So what's the eighty percent that rule? Well, let me just tell
you, Gary, Jeff, I really don't want to hear anybody's body talking
anymore because it is sometimes it says some really, really bad stuff. The
eighty percent rule was made uh well, well is made popular by the Blue
Zones author Dan Butner. Uh there were a five Blue zones back well,
I mean it's been a little while now, but the Blue Zones were places
like um Korea, Greece, Okinawa, Japan, Sardania, Italy, uh,
Nicoya, Costa Rica, and right here in the United States a Loma
Linda, uh California, and all five Blue zones. They found that every
single uh, all the people in those Blue zones that lived to be a
hundred years old always I did something called the eighty percent rule, and it
was when are they any meal that they sat down to eat anyone it was
breakfast, lunch, or dinner. They always uh uh like did the eighty
percent rule and they would never fill themselves up to like one hundred percent full.
So you're saying like they would eat eighty percent of what it would take
to be totally full. That's what that is. Yes, the eighty percent
rule is about a never filling up your belly to one hundred percent because it
takes about it takes about twenty minutes to actually feel full. So if you
if you felt full hello, no, you went yeah, and then you
went to one hundred a percent. If you went to one hundred percent full,
then twenty minutes later you would be at about one hundred and twenty percent
full. Does that make sense? So okay, let me I think I'm
getting what you're saying. The eighty percent rule says that you want to take
your time eating and say, eat eighty percent of what you think is going
to fill you up, because you will feel you will feel more full within
twenty minutes of actually eating that food if you continue to eat until you just
are stuffed and you can't eat anymore, then you're actually over the top.
You're a one hundred twenty percent. I get that. I thought the eighty
percent rule, well, I thought the eighty percent rule was that if the
eighty percent of your food fell on the floor, it was okay to eat
it, just pick it back up. But that's not the eighty percent.
That's the five second rules I know. But even and that that has been
dispelled as well. That has been dispelled because most people's flaws are disgustedly dirty.
The eighty percent rule, the eighty percent rule has uh um has kept
people from over nourishing themselves for literally centuries. So if you if you want
to live, if you want to live a long, longer, healthy life,
it's it's all about your intake when it comes to food. I mean,
that's that's a big component of it, is what you're saying. Because
these blue zones are where there were a greater percentage of the population that lived
to be one hundred or more. You know whose birthday it is today,
and he's some one hundred, Henry Kissinger. I wonder if he isn't I
wonder if he used rule. Well, if you look at Henry. I
don't know if he has one. Not hot, but yeah, that's true.
He's still he's still he's still a little pump. He is. He's
more likely the exception and not the rule. Okay, And and there are
many, There are many, because there's people out there, you know that
I drink whiskey every day and they smoke cigarettes and they still live to be
a hundred. That's not that's not the general population. That's not the norm.
I got you. Listen, Rocco, Rocco, we gotta go.
Uh. I want to let people know that we're planning on talking having an
extended conversation on Monday night. There's a special nightcap on Memorial Day night from
nine to midnight, and Rocco Costallana will join us in. You can get
more information train with Rocco dot com, or see Rocco at his fitness center
and Biohacking Center at five nineteen Madison Avenue in Covington, Kentucky. Slathering your
secret sauce on the ribs, defending you your neighborhood, cannonball crown, and
the inevitable drunken misshapp sor right now, that's an American holiday muster enjoy Memorial
Day weekend the beginning of summer. On seven hundred WLW. When you open
your hopper, you don't fill it with just any hardwood pellets, right,
You fill it if you degree mark. But you see another nice afternoon,
lots of sunny skies and tempters climbing to the mid to upper seventies. Tonight,
more clouds start to move in. Tempters only dropped down to the load
of mid fifties. But you only see an afternoon high on Sunday in the
low seventies with a few chances for some scattered showers from your severe weather station.
I'm nine first warning Meteorologist Cameron Harden on news radio seven hundred WLW,
seven hundred of wl M. Let's do it sports below. Then the Reds
shut the Cubs yesterday nine to zero and Wrigleyville Hunter Green gave a big reminder
of how high his ceiling is. Spencer Steer and Matt McLean were also terrific.
The entire lineup was just productive yesterday. Gary Jeff, I don't know
if you happen to watch the game, catch out here on the radio.
Caught it, caught it a little bit at the bar when I was working,
And man, this Matt McLean kid is absolutely going bonkers. And you
know, and you wonder how long before the Reds aren't tempted to bring up
a Dela Cruz from Louisville. And it's just murdering triple A pitching, and
I'd love to see what he can do in the majors. But anyway,
go ahead. Well, so yesterday nine to zero and Wrigleyville. Today they're
gonna play at seven fifteen, So let's see if they can get it done
again. Tonight it's Brandon Williamson on the mound for the Reds against Jamison Tyone
for the Cubbies. Our coverage begins with the inside pitch at six fifteen.
Again, first pitch at seven fifteen. I'm Alex Egan. You are Alex
Hyden. Time for the Tom David Dirie of a madness standing by with news
from around the nation you won't hear anywhere else. You aforementioned Tom Davis,
and here we go. Good morning, Gary, Jeff, imagine saying goodbye
to civilization. But first, I got a real character in Illinois. There
was a guy who was arrested for stealing a bacco. He says he was
late to catch a flight, so he stole a bacco from a construction site
and then used it to make the ten minute drive to the airport. He
even dropped it off in the departure's parking lot and then attempted to board his
flight with get this his guitar case in tow. Unfortunately for him, he
was busted before he could board. A man in Kentucky was arrested for shooting
his roommate. The alleged gunman, who was only identified as mister Williams,
was angry that someone ate his last hot pocket. Apparently, an argument broke
out, and when the roommate tried to leave, mister Williams shot him in
the buttocks. A software developer named Guy Hupont has created a pair of smart
jeans the unique feature the fly alarm. You will get a notification on your
phone if your fly is down. DuPont is currently looking for investors, and
finally, a man from California has had enough and decided he's just going to
up and leave and live in the jungle. Robert Bretton worked at a grocery
store for a long time before buying a small plot of land in Hawaii and
building a treehouse. He now lives amongst the trees, using solar power exclusively
and growing his own vegetables. He says that sometimes when people spot him they
call him Tarzan, and he has no plans to return to society. I
say this is a positive development. We need more crazy hippies to wander into
the jungle never to return. Next week, that classic love story a girl
from Texas and an emu from Australia have a respectful memorial. Training your vehicle
for a twenty twenty two model year explore. As you kick off your Saturday,
tempters go from that fifty degree mark all the way up to the mid
seventies for your afternoon high with a lot of sunshine Tonight, dropping down to
only the mid fifties with some more cloud cover to move in, maybe even
seeing a few scattered showers for your Sunday as tempters only top out right around
the low seventies. From a severe weather station, I'm nine First Morning Meteorologist
Cameron Harden on NewsRadio seven hundred WLW clouds and some sunshine this morning, fifty
three degrees in Cincinnati. I'm Sandy Collins. Our next update at eight on
news radio seven hundred WLW News twenty four hours a day. It was a
Radio seven hundred WLW rock and roll rtology for this Saturday morning edition starts out
Grooven here, Liss Cavalerian the Rascals. I'm a Sunday heaven. Ye.
I couldn't get awaitches. I can't imagine anything with the world is I will
never win. Ain't a place I elected. Beads both down a clouded avenue
to anything. We lots to do. The only lots of things that we
can see we can't be getting when we're elected. All the happy people we
could meet to do that on Sunday afternoon. Yeah, couldn't get away too
soon. No, no, no, We'll keep on spending sunny days.
This week we've Colin Socking left on Samuel, I feel it coming day that
day, not wi me, It's to seed you and me end listening.
What was the original word they were using when they wrote the song? For
maybe a little insight into that and why we're playing Rascals. At seven thirty
eight on the Saturday morning, the music professor jim La Barbara joins us Rascals
Grooven. What's the significance and him boy, that song. You know,
if any song that we play today sounds like today the weather today, that
song sounds like the weather forecast today. I mean just a nice breeze,
sunshine mid seventies or so. That's perfect. Groove and weather was the word
actually originally grooven that they were going to use, jim or who's that a
euphanism for something else? Well, I heard something else, but that's that's
the story. Felix told me that it was groove and it was number one
record today in nineteen sixty seven. I hung around but four weeks on the
charts, and you're right, great, great song. Felix told me the
story. Felix said he had this girlfriend. Her name was Adrian, and
he wrote the song about her because well, Sunday afternoon that was the only
time they could see their girlfriends. He met this young girl bell the head
over heels over in love with this girl. And that's the storyline. We're
grouping on the Sunday afternoon because Friday and Saturday, it said Jimmy, we're
musicians, that's when we got to work. So they're in love with this
girl. They wrote the song here along with the Eddie Burgadi sat Dan wrote
the song and it became this, this giant hit record, grooving on the
Sunday Afternoon Grooven And when they did the record, there's no drums on it.
There's no drums on the record. And Jerry Wexler at the record temper,
he did not want to release this. He said, man, you
guys, you're a white soul group. This is not this is not this
is not for you. And Murray the kay that this jockey in New York
overheard it, heard to take the recording session and said, you know what,
this is going to be a number one record. I'm loaned to the
group. At that time, Philix said, Murray got on the phone,
got with Jerry Wexler and said, hey, you gotta release this record.
They did, and it became this number one hit, second of three.
It was in between Good Levin and Late Before People Got to Be Free.
And a backstory to this. Joey Jeff Loki Robinson loved this song and he
got the idea for the song Cruising from this record, and his original hook
and Cruising was I love it when we're grooving together. But then he thought
Krusen was more intimate and of course he had at one elected, but prosing
I know, I mean, I I can hear the distinct similarities between the
two records. And I'm surprised that Marvin Gay's family didn't sue somebody thinking it
was a Marvin Gay song, because they're suing everybody. Up next is a
quintessential example of what we called beach music. And people know there's a distinction
between beach music like the Beach Boys and Jan and Dean and Carolina beach music,
and this is definitely Carolina side. Um and uh, well, just
just tell me about the General and the next track we're gonna hear. Yeah,
his real first name was General General Johnson, General Johnson from Virginia.
That was his real first name. Yeah, his real first name is General
Johnson. Yeah, General Morman Johnson. And well he would have celebrating the
birthday on Tuesday. I love the beach music stuff he did, and of
course this is this is a prime example of it. Here group called The
Showman and a couple of records back in the middle sixties, early sixties,
actually sixty four sixty five. It will stand. And I loved the song
I Fell on my jukebox thirty nine twenty one forty six Shag Music, Shagging
music down in the Northfolk, Virginia, Virginia and the Carolina's chamin of the
Board. That what happened was after writing one hundred and thirty songs charting songs
for Motown Records, the production songwriting team of Brian Holland Lamont Dozier. Eddy
Holland left the label in sixty eight and the disputable royalties that Barry Gordy refused
to pay and they formed their own record labels, and the premier group was
that Sheairman of the board. They gave him the name General Johnson came up
with the guys gave him the name because Lamont said, you know, we're
calling them that because of the extraordinary talent that they have. They played instruments,
they sang their road songs and that was it. And this record has
a distinct of Motown sound. They used the Holland, some Hollows musicians from
the Funk Brothers from More Time that is Party on the lead guitar and I'm
marvel when I hear this song. I love that little birth thing that he
does at the end, Oh Johnson, And as she listened that trill,
the trill. General Johnson's voice said exactly two minutes in sixteen seconds into the
song, I don't think I've ever heard this has done in any other song.
I mean, he is just a master interesting creative choice of his vocal
technique and the emotion in his voice is what makes this song so amazing.
You can feel that the singing awards with his heart and begging, pleading for
was that distinctive respe voice seating forwards. Just a little more, a little
more time. You know what else I love by the chairman of the board
in General Johnson is a song that was not as big a hit. You
got me dangling on a string, But let's shag one more time to give
me just a little more time on rock and roll archaeology love surely because a
little more time over surely row nice too short to make a mistake. I
think of each other, hetate, young, invatition. We may be,
that's no need to act farshly. If we bought I ut for forget it
is for now. We're sure every day it gives me, Just leave the
more time. I'm not a love, but surely a little more time.
Surely you and you're riding. You'll leave the love all you wearing. We
both go the sweetness in life. These things don't come all the night.
Don't give up because must be slow. God, we call us to see
what the love of go. Just give me just a little more time.
Love shortly, Dame, please be ba please bet we was goods WI together,
your hand in mine. We haven't known he's not, but it's all
so strong. I know we can make time. Sh there it is,
Jim, there's there's the trail though I love it up. Next in our
list is one of my favorite all time groups in any era, and they
still are. They still are touring in some form or fashion to this very
day. Earth Wind and Fire number number one record, number one record today
in nineteen seventy five belongs to Earth Wind and Fire. Uh. This is
from the album That's the Way of the World. Maurice Maurice Whites. Uh.
They were recording this that the Love joh a lot of people recorded at
the Caribou Ranch in Colorado outside of Boulder. Maurice White, they was walking,
came up with the idea for the song after taking a walk one night
and seeing a shining star in the sky. Took the phrase directed towards a
positive message for the lyrics that the Caribou rants the place is perfect because of
the scenery and the lack of distractions. That he got together with the guys
in the group, Larry and Philip Bailey, and they sat down and completed
the song and it became this giant hit. And he took that phrase,
that signing star that he saw and he directed towards a very positive message for
the lyrics. And one of the things that Earth Wind and Fire did with
a lot of the groups during that disco wrote fun songs meaningless lyrics, but
Earth Wind and Fire with Maurice White, considered all of their songs meaning for
and this one project the very positive message they got in the session they were
all together, they were jammined full blast, and they signing stars of them
at a hot part from the jame of the dance Board group and one of
the best intros to a funk song ll Ever, Let's do it Love is
walking up with a guitar Man cattle belt seven forty eight and seven hundred l
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ain't gonna yeah, please shutting the store See all right, we want to
get to our last cut here, Jim. We don't have a whole lot
of time, but we wanted to, I guess be the last this week
to feed and salute and to remember May Bullock. Tina Turner, who just
passed earlier this week of natural causes at the age of eighty three. Yeah,
because the queen of rock and roll, no question about that. Tina
Turner. She came out of this little town Netbor. City Limits is a
record she She wrote the song I Can Sina turn and did it. It
was one of the final songs that he did. Not one of their biggest
hits. I mean this was like a number twenty two songs in nineteen seventy
three, not one of their best known songs, but certainly one of the
most endeared songs that well, this is the song she wrote. It was
a kind of semi onto black rappable about nut City Limits. That's where she
grew up, this little place in Haywood County, Tennessee. And incideally,
Mike Bulling, the frontman for the group Key Rex Yeah is on guitars and
that's because of girlfriend. His girlfriend, Gloria Joe was at that time was
a backup singer with With with their band. And so even though she's eighty
three, she passed away a Swiss citizen. Her journey really started in this
little town, Nutborst, Tennessee. And the lyrics speak for themselves. And
in that town. Around that town there's actually a flag Groves School. That's
where she went to school, a little elementary school, one room schoolhouse,
and they have a museum. She has a museum there. I didn't know
that found that out. And mom used to take the shopping in Knoxville,
and she said, I was like four or five years old, and I
listened to the mom that said the kids were the help of the store would
say things, think it's the song team, and she'd get up on the
most box and shoot things of the people. So she had all of these
great memories going back to Nutfors and Nutbors. City limits is well and vigorous
sentiments and limits is the keyward as she sketched this life. Church house,
gym house, the schoolhouse, house, Highway number nineteen people keep the city
clean. Twenty one was the speed limit. Motorcycles not allowed in. You
go to the store on Friday, you go to the church on Sunday.
It's a little hamlet on the highway. Nineteen and her story has been been
told so often, you know where you mentioned Bullock. That's her real name,
well, Tina's Turner. But I got together with her, she's like
sixteen, just turning seventeen, and he just her the main Tina Turner because
it was the way of controlling her, beating her up and controlling her.
That name, Tina's turn her. He owned the name. He owned the
name, so she couldn't leap. I mean, she had to take that
name. He gave her the name. And that was before they even got
married, so that, you know, like I guess, before her a
lot of people left him, you know, and he went the whole on
her. And this was her personal song and not the most popular, but
certainly, oh I've loved this song. I've loved this song since the very
first time I heard it. Let's once again remember Tina Turner and prof thank
you so much. Yes you certainly is simply the best, but simply the
best. I mean number nineteen. The people keep the city clean Brendaman and
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the Reds Regerents of Chicago to take on the Cubs in the beginning of a
weekend series in the Windy City. UM. I don't know whether we talked
about this before, but I've often wondered, given the success that you've had
away from the field, and I emphasize that last few words, Um,
what what what might you? What might you? What might you have been
had baseball not been your calling? Well, you know I thought about that.
I always wanted to be a talk show host in Midwest in midday.
Oh, if that's what I was I wanted to also manage millions of dollars
and be as successful for Oh, I was there too. Now here,
let's be serious here. I always wanted to be a cop, and they're
like my favorite show, Adam twelve. Is there a cooler guy than Jim
Reid? I hell of a lot of guys schooler name. Oh, come
on, what's the matter with you? I see myself driving around with my
buddy malloy in the cop car, cracking some heads and eat some donuts.
That sounds like a great life, ton and you eat donuts for free and
coffee, you go into one of those places, you know, no,
they never get you, charge, they never forget you, and then when
you go in to have lunch, they kind of just charge you only half.
I think it's a great life back when cops could be cops. You
know. I like helping people. I know you'll always have been one who's
had an inclination to help people. What would you be doing if you weren't
a Hall of Fame broadcaster? And I know the answer, I'll tell you
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how's the answer? Get green? Maybe? Oh? You know that you
remind me maybe that's an actor. In case people don't know what the definition
of a thesben, I don't want to, you know, get kind of
fixed in that word, you know what, hold on? But yeah,
I think you'd be a great actor. While I was I did a lot
of theater. Oh I didn't know that. Oh you didn't do tell.
Yeah, I did a lot of theater work. Okay in high school when
I wasn't paying attention to being the president of the student body. My senior
year eight braggarts and uh you know the seniors superlatives, I went three.
They won't only let me have one. But other than that, I did
a lot of theater work, and once I got out of school, I
did. Yeah, yeah, that's I can see you. I mean you
played a part that James Dean played. Oh in the movies? What was
that? It was called a hatful of Raen? Do you remember any lines
drug addiction? Huh? Do you remember any line? Do not? The
only thing I know was I was in it with Sandra Dawn Williams, who
was Miss Virginia, and she was awfully good nice. I thought she was
a bit of a dog. No, I gotta tell you, I think
she was. Wasn't she redhead? Uh? No, no, No,
I've never seen a good looking, very nice girl, very nice girl.
But did you do that? Way? Way too nice for you? Wayne.
But you know, actors get a lot of girls, don't they.
I wouldn't know about that, Yeah you would. At Hawksweads on the radio,
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hour of the Saturday morning edition for Saturday, May the twenty seventh, twenty
twenty three Memorial Day weekend. I'm Gary, Jeff Walker, you are you,
and that is perfectly fine with me. Live like you want to live.
Baby. It's a free country, well kind of and quite as free
as it used to be. But anyway, that being said, at eight
minutes past the hour, time for a science minting our friends Science Mike's dangling
on the line right now as a night of scientists surprising if the bell blinding
me. Well, good morning, Michael, how are you. I'm good
for the Pisqually brothers taking a drink every time they hear the phrase death limit.
You know, I wouldn't put it past them. Wouldn't put it past
them. No, that Ron and Rick and Paul are all out of out
at Patriot, Indiana at their little river camp where I hope to be spending
the fourth fourth of July. Last year, the last two years, Chris
to two point zero and I have gone to see the Pisqually brothers on the
fourth of July at the river camp. And it's the coolest thing in the
world. Golf carts with American flags just going down the little river road in
front of all the trailers. And last year I got to drive a golf
cart in the Fourth of July parade. Well did you have a little clown
one on you go hawk to have? Oh, there was a there's definitely
a horn. Yeah, I mean I was, I was representing, man,
what you got for us this morning? We got uh, we got
a something neat. It happened a couple of weeks well earlier this year they
just now posted it. But Gary one in sixty thousand infants are born with
the disease or a vastal deformity called vein of gallon mouth formation. What this
is is in the brain, the artery connects directly to the vein and bypasses
the cells and it doesn't give good blood flow to the to the infants uh
um a brain. And so when they're born, they have a hot,
lot of throwing, a lot of stress and they have to go through a
special operation to to reconnect the vessels correctly. And so what they did is
they decided to, uh, hey, let's uh, let's do it in
in uh in the room and uh, by gosh, they they corrected this
uh this blood flow to the brain using an ultrasound technique. And UH and
the and did the uh the embolization with the the the uh the advanced structure
and uh the kid that this has done a thirty four weeks uh the uh
the baby now is uh no issues at all? The kids eating fine and
uh and it's just quite a step forward with uh, with saving the life
of a human being once again through medical Uh. The wonders, Well,
yeah, I mean, what what the thing I love most about this story
personally is It's like, see that thing inside the woman is not a thing,
it's a human being. It's a baby, and they're doing surgery in
the womb, so that that that collection of cells must actually be a human
being. It might may, it must be a human life. That's what
I love about that story. Mike, thank you very much. Have a
great weekend. If the insurance cover, if the insurance company cover, and
it must be a person, yeah, no doubt, no doubt about it.
I love that. Brother. Rick Greene standing by, and we'll also
be talking to David Brock, who was a bus boy at the Beverly Hills
Supper Club when it caught fire forty six years ago. Tomorrow, all in
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of Cincinnati in the highest seventy three. Monday Memorial Day a little bit warmer
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program wherever possible, like to shine a little light truth shall set you free.
Brother Rick Green, from Spirit works mind, I'm gon shot lot of
mine. I'm gonna let it shine a lot of mine. I'm gonna let
it shine, Let it shine, let it shine, let it shine.
Oh yeah, eight fifteen, Brother Green, I just want to open up
by by telling you and your beautiful bride, Stephanie, happy anniversary. I
got your text twenty one years that you that God gave you this gift and
you're still enjoying it. I think it's wonderful. Thank you, Gary.
I wouldn't do it any other way. I love living life with Stephanie.
I love it. You know it's Gary. You have no idea how emotional
I get every time I hear that song, knowing that with Daddy's service song
you had no idea, and watching the two ladies sing over my dad's casket
at his service every Saturday. You put me in a different place every Saturday.
He loved that phone well, thank you, Thank you brother so so
again. This this is a great part of the second chapter of your life,
right Stephanie and the marriage to Stephanie. Right, this is yes,
this is this is this is a this is a signature of Rick Green after
God's grace. Yes, yeah, I told her I'm so thankful that she
met me when she did. Bob honored enough to tell her, you wouldn't
have liked me before. There was really not any redeeming quality, you know,
I would just really, in my opinion, I was just wasting life
because I wasn't putting out anything positive or valuable. Well, I'm glad that
it has turned around, and again, praise God for that. Do you
have any any extra truth for us this morning? Yeah. Today we're coming
from First John, chapter four, verse seventeen. It says love had been
perfected among us in this that we may have boldness in the day, a
judgment because as he is, so are we in the world. That's a
good news. Gary, Amen, Thank you, Rick, and enjoy the
rest of your weekend. It sounds rightful. I've got an anniversary myself coming
up. But Rick Green and Stephanie, happy anniversary. A breaking back,
and we'll talk to David Bruck in just a few moments. This morning at
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but you see another nice afternoon, lots of sunny skies and tempters climbing
to the mid to opper seventies. Tonight, more clouds start to move in.
Tempters only dropped down to the load of mid fifties. But you only
see an afternoon high on Sunday in the low seventies with a few chances for
some scattered showers from a severe weather station. I'm nine first warning meteorologist Cameron
Harden on news radio seven hundred WLW seven hundred of W. Let's do it
sports, HeLEX, how about those Reds yesterday afternoon? Gary, Jeff?
How about them? A complete shutout I'm hoping for today. Do you think
we can do it twice? Brand new murderers row. No, But someone
observed at the bar because they're walloping the Cubs nine to nothing. They said,
Okay, they're gonna shoot their water and they won't be able to score
any runs for the next five games. And yeah, that's always the concern.
You know, we've wasted our energy yesterday. Yeah, now, wasted
though it was, it was a wonderful win. Hunter Green gets his first
of the season as a starter, and the series continues in Chicock. Absolutely
what a way to kick off the Memorial Day weekend. For the second time
in his big league career, hunter Green kept an opponent hitless as he pitched
six innings and tied a career high with eleven strikeouts during the Reds nine and
oh victory over the Cubs at Wrigley Field yesterday afternoon. Tonight, it's Brandon
Williamson on the mound for the Reds against Jamison Tyone for the Cubbies. Our
coverage begins with the inside pitch at six fifteen, with first pitch at seven
fifteen. Thanks Sir, forty six years ago tomorrow, May twenty eight,
nineteen seventy seven, one hundred and sixty five people lost their lives, more
than two hundred others were injured, and the people who were there who were
not physically injured, were changed definitively forever by the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire.
Now it's a construction site, but on the precipice of this commemoration a
Memorial Day weekend, no less David Brock joins us. David was a I
believe a teenager at working at the Beverly Hills supper Club at the time.
He'll correct me if I'm not right about this, But David, good morning.
And as we come up on another anniversary of which you've been a part
of many observances, do things change for you? Do you still get the
chills down your back? Do you still the hair rays still on your arms?
All these years later when you think back to that night. I spent
forty six years, Jeff, and yes we are, Gary, I'm sorry
we never forget what happened that night. It was like a war zone that
evening. It was seventy eight degrees that night, nothing gone wrong at all.
Now a sudden backdraft door got open and fire spread out through the hall
to sell pretty quick smoke and fire. Now you believe you saw the men
who were actually responsible for that fire, at least physically on the ground,
Not the ones calling the shots, but the the workmen who were working they
said, on ac or electrical stuff in another room when there was no stuff
to work on there. I mean you observed that, correct, before the
fire? Yes, I did. That morning. I observed them from an
eleven AM to about quarter till one o'clock. And we found out years later,
after going through all the files and stuff like that, that there were
the ex air conditioned company of record and they were working on a filter washing
system directly underneath the Zabra own. They set the time and devices to go
off on a PM versus AM. Should have been an AM on Sunday morning
six o'clock instead of six o'clock on Saturday evening. Well, I mean it's
still heinous sabotage either way you slice it, but at eight am Sunday morning,
there's virtually no loss of life, just loss of the property. And
the owners of the Beverly Hills Separate Club, what maybe a week or two
before the fire, had been warned by some nefarious elements, i eat the
mafia from new from Detroit, that they wanted to buy the business back,
and uh the owner at the time refused. Is that that the way it
goes. They came in about a month prior to the fire in April,
met with mister Shelling and his son, Rick Shelling Jr. Said they they
leased the building to the Shillings. They still owned the land of four,
Yeah, okay, and best They said they want the business back they had
from nineteen thirty six to nineteen sixty one. It set dormant for eight years,
and the Shillings bothered in nineteen sixty nine to business and remodeled it.
At another fire in nineteen seventy which is Arson fire as well, remodeled it
and got it going. Um, they're going four thirteen and a half million
dollars. In nineteen seventy seven, mister Shelley took two guys that I have
no desire to sell it. We're doing great here because I'm getting ready to
go to a two hundred and fifty room street hotel, five thousand to sea,
convention center and retail shops up here. And the gentleman at that time
two suits guys from Cleveland, said well, maybe we'll just become partners.
He said, no, I have my three boys, a chef, chandler.
And at that time the guy said, well about that, maybe we
can't have it. You won't have no more either, So mister Shelley walked
him out of the building and told me to get out. Well. This
was this was a This was a big component of the way the mob worked
in northern Kentucky at the time, and you know as signals. As you
mentioned the other arson fire in nineteen seventy at Beverly Hills after the Shillings had
bought it, and then the fire at the Lookout Club, that's correct,
which was also mob connected. Yes it was. I was also considering an
arson fire too, but that business as closed at that time in nineteen seventy
three. Yeah. Um, what's is there one person? I mean,
of all the hundreds of people as you helped them escape sure death that night,
David, because you did to lead a lot of people to safety that
night. Is there I mean, do you remember the looks on people's faces?
Do you remember the panic? And is there any anything about a survivor
that you remember to this day? Well? I will that evening standing in
front of the Zebra room to watch the doors get kicked open became it was
a backdraft and a bus boar came down a small spiral staircase, kicked both
doors and we pulled them out. We could not get the door shut and
at that point the the claims and the heavy smoke was exploded out of the
room and went up to the spiral staircase into the crystal rooms and I probably
stood there mister junior Brick Schilling Junior asking for me to stay there and exit
the people out the front, which we did, and after they stopped coming
after three or four minutes. I had determined at that time as fire is
not going to get put out. So at that time, by the time
we got outside and got back into the garden area by the cave Bret room,
is when Paul Schuberg comes to me and says, basically, had rocked
their trapped, So what do you mean their trapped? We can't get them
out. And at that point it was it was pandemonium. People are panicking.
These fire went straight down the hallway, but two hundred feet shot straight
into the garden rooms. Wipe that out. And then there's the smoke itself
and got the fifteen hundred degrees in the building filled into the cave Bret room.
And that's how people of parish I just taken. Once a smell of
it got gotta be like hell on earth. Um, well, David,
just tell me real quickly about tomorrow and what you're doing and what's going on
all right, if you don't mind, I like to mention Dana Stalin Zoo.
She was there that night. It was her twenty first birthday. She
came up with seven other members of her family. She went out the accident
to the right side door, her family went out to the left. Not
one of them made it back. I see her every year, she comes
up. Every year, she'll be here far. Oh okay, what what
what? What time is this? David Tomorrow? Tomorrow starts at two o'clock
unveiling the uh, the monolists and the memorial from two to four, and
then from four thirty to seven at the bottom of the hill, we're going
to have a meet and great and you'll be able to go up to the
top of the hill as well as you know. I'll head my my election
as well. People are welcome to see all the photos. Let's stop up
the place you still look like back in the thirties, all the way those
saturdays. Well, thank you for sharing the story with us again. And
wow, the woman who you mentioned, who would who lost the rest of
her family that night and she survived, Dana Sullens twenty one. Yes,
Kentucky, David Brock, thank you so much, Thank you so much.
Gary, appreciate what you do all right, what's passing for news? Just
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Why should I say old place? Sweeth home, Chicago? Oh yeah,
in the friendly confines, a wrinkly field. The Wrens will take on the
Cubs in game two of a Memorial Day weekend series. And they're in Shytown,
the windy City, or what's some people call. Oh yeah, beetlejuice
is disaster. Moe Egger is standing waiting in the wings to talk to us.
Hey, Mo, Derry, Jeff, how you doing, good man?
Are you actually in Chicago now? I'm driving north to Wisconsin. Oh
I thought you were in Chicago. I was. I got bad information.
I was in Chicago. Yesterday and today it's gonna play for golf in Wisconsin
and then go watch some baseball in Milwaukee. My god, it's the Moegger
Midwestern Baseball Tour. This is outstanding. I love it now. The thing
I will the thing I will always remember about Wrigley Field, and thank god
it's still standing and it's still the icon that it is, is that when
I was a third grader, in fact, third and fourth grade, we
lived in the western burbs of Chicago in Naperville, Illinois, and our field
trip every year, they would load us up on buses, a bunch of
seven and eight year olds, take us downtown to the museums and then to
a Cubs game because they were still playing all day games at Wrigley. And
I just remember as a seven and eight year old walking in the first time
to actually see the vine covered walls that I'd seen on TV in person,
and the place had it. It had an atmosphere like nothing else. It
is it still that way? Mo? Yeah, you know, I said
this to the people that I was with yesterday. As much as they've modernized
it, and for a lot of us, they've made it maybe a little
bit two hundred number one, the vibe before and around a Cubs game is
unlike any other. And also you can still stand out there in the bleachers
look toward a home play and have a sense of what the place looked like
in the nineteen twenties, you know, for those of us at a certain
age, you know, in the eighties, the Chicago Cubs were on television
every single day if you had table ONGs two twenty, two twenty every single
day. And so as a kid, you know, I was no cup
stand by any stretch, but I remember watching Harry Carey seave Stone sometimes they
would broadcast in the bleachers, and as a kid, I'm like, I
gotta get there, I gotta go. And you know, the places rarely
live up to what you build them up to be. The first time I
went to Wrigley, it definitely did. And it's you know, you mentioned
day games. They play mostly night games when on Fridays they play at one
twenty Central time, and it's the absolute best time to go. It's it's
a blast and even more fun yesterday because Hunter Green was terrific and the Reds,
the cups around of it. That was that was cool. Yeah,
hunter Green finally gets off the snide with a win for the first time this
year. And the Reds, boy, they were they showed. They showed
up for the rest of the team showed up for a hunter. I mean,
you get a nine run support, then you ought to win the damn
game. And they didn't just win, they throttled the Cubs. The question
somebody else asked was like, Okay, have they shot their wad for the
next five games? And that's what you always worry about it after an offensive
explosion from a team like the Reds, don't you, well, well,
yeah, look what happened on Wednesday against the Cardinals. They scored ten runs,
they had eighteen hits. The kind of feel like, all right,
the teams about to take off offensively, and then the next afternoon they were
shut out for eight innings against Miles Michaelisson the Cardinals. So that's kind of
how the sport works, right, I Mean, you know, one day
it feels like you have it all figured out and you dent the scoreboard a
bunch. He put up a big number of the next day, maybe against
the pitcher who's not all that good, you can barely hit the ball out
of the infield. Hopefully that that's done the case, but I thought the
important thing yesterday. You know, Hunter Green has really kind of pitched unevenly
this season, and there have been moments of brilliance, and then you know,
he runs into these innings where the pitch counts lay up, or he
loses command or struggles with his control. His last couple of starts, you
really haven't seen them. And you know, Hunter Green is an otherworldly talent.
He's you know, a huge part of the foundation of this franchise.
But you want to see like significant progress, and the last two starts I
think you have. Yesterday, him throwing six no hit innings, not against
the great team would certainly represent progress, and hopefully it continues because Hunter Green,
they have no choice. He's got to be great for this team if
what they're doing is going to work in a long term. Yesterday he was
terrific. Is it too early to say that Matt McLean has been nothing short
of sensational since his call up, been terrific, held his own in the
field, he looks the part of the play is that as quick he's done
a great job getting on base. You know, I kind of question why
they haven't called up Ellie Della Cruz, who right now ESPN ranks as the
best prospect in all of baseball. Um, Ellie Della Cruz is gonna play
shortstop, which is where Matt McClean is playing. And all right, so
when they call up Ellie mask gonna play second base, I would start that
now. But yeah, I mean he's been He really has kind of helped
them at the top of the order. With TJ. Friedelback, they have
a nice little one two combination at the top of the batting order. Matt
mcclein is a guy, you know, for for all the talk of all
the other prospects Day have taken in the first round in twenty twenty one,
his improvement this year from a power standpoint was impossible to ignore. And he
gets to the big leagues and he looks the part, and he also is
a very big part of what they're doing moving forward. Yeah, no,
no, no question about that. I think what Dela Cruz isn't it an
option situation where they don't, you know, worried about paying him and all
the other stuff. And I think that the temptation if the rents continue to
be kind of middling like they are and still in some kind of contention to
have something other than a hundred loss season. I think I think that the
temptation to bring Dela Cruz up is going to just increase as we get closer
and closer to maybe the All Star break. Well, Ella Dela Cruz is
going to play for the rent at some point this season. So it's it's
a matter of when and not if. I guess the thing for me,
you know, even in spring training, everybody acknowledges he's got every tool he
can hit. Get it for power. The exs of the velocity of the
balls jumping off of his bat are unseen in the sport. I think nobody
hits the ball as hard as he does. He can run like a gazelle.
He can feel he might have the best throwing arm in all of professional
baseball. So the physical tools, the physical skill is undeniable. The reason
why they would tell you they couldn't bring him to Cincinnati when the season started
was he's got to learn to be more selective at the plate. Can't be
such a free swinger. He's got to take more pitches. That has happened.
He's drawing more walks, you know, he is. He's still a
swing and miss guy in an era in which swings and misses are not that
frowned upon like they used to be. Fighting, he has shown a more
selective eye at the plate and he's taking more pitches, he's working counts and
so, okay, if that was the only box he really had to check
and he's checked it, what's the weight, um? And so, But
he's going to be here, and when he's here, you know, I
expect him to make an immediate impact. He certainly is going to generate buzz.
I mean, I remember when Jay Bruce got called up and that was
Hights, and I remember when Joey Vano got called up and that was Hykes
and Almer Bailey and a rold As Chapman and Johnny Plato. Frankly, I
don't I don't think there's ever been the sort of fervor for a prospect being
called up by the Reds that there will be when Ellie Dela Cruz finally gets
here. And again it's it's only a matter of time. And I think
I think if you're kind of targeting right around the All Star break, that's
that's probably a pretty good bet. That's still you know, six seven weeks
away. Every week on the PGA Tour. You mentioned you're gonna go play
golf every week on the PGA Tour. With exceptions of people like John Rom
and Scottie Scheffler, there are there are players who win tournaments, they're in
the contention, they're in the top ten, and then the next week they
failed to make the cut. Michael Block last week at the PGA Championship put
on that performance, that amazing hole in one as his club pro, finishing
in the top fifteen, which you know immediately qualified him for next year's PGA
Championship. And then comes to the Charles Schwab Invitational and shoots eleven over in
the first round. But you know, as a golfer, that happens.
I mean, you have those those days that are just unbelievable and you're hitting
the ball and you know you're right down right down the fairway and you know
Tita Green and you're you're doing well, and the next time it's like you've
never seen a golf club in your life. So Michael Block experienced what most
even professional golfers experience. Right. Uh. Last year I was playing around
with our colleague Todd Curliss at Miami Whitewater. Yeah, and for the first
time in my life, I hold one out from about maybe thirty yards right,
I'll shift it in for a Bertie. Yeah, and I'm thinking,
here we go and the next hole I parted at nine of works Man and
and so so when you ship one in for a birdie, you celebrate it.
And when UH you make the cut and you're kind of in contention at
the DCA Championship, you cash that check. And I hope that the next
week you can have a similar ruckman, as is the case that that often
doesn't happen. Doesn't doesn't happen for mere mortals, that's for sure. And
here's the important thing. In the NBA playoffs tonight, I'm really excited to
see what happens in Game six of the UH the Boston Heat series because no
NBA team has ever come back from an O three deficit to win a playoff,
and and this year it's the Celtics chance to do so. Of the
Red Sox did it against the Yankees in baseball. It's been done in the
NHL, but never in the NBA. What are the Celtics chances now?
I think pretty I think pretty good because they had the more talented team.
Yeah. Now Miami has an absolute killer in the postseason and Jimmy Butler who
has been terrific in the playoffs, and I think they have a coaching edge.
They've also had some injuries. You know, they had a key player,
Gabe Vincent not play in Game five. There's a really really good,
kind of complimentary guy for them, hurt his knee. I mean, the
Boston Celtics were you know, seated where they were for a reason and excellent
regular season. They were a team in the finals last year, with the
exception of the head coach. It's basically the same that they had a year
ago. So I like their chances and if they win tonight, they're gonna
host Game seven. But you know, the Miami Heat are kind of the
Pittsburgh Steelers of basketball and that they're you know, even when they're not great,
they're really formidable. I think they have a decided coaching advantage. It's
still, you know, really hard to win four straight games, which Boston
is going to have to do. They've got a shot. They've got a
shot because from a talent perspective, they have to have the better team.
Well, hey man, go eat some cheese, play some golf, enjoy
some more Midwest baseball, and thanks for taking time with us. Mo okay,
man, see them, you got it. Mike Allen, Saturday midday,
Just ahead, real quickly. What's on the show, Mike, Well,
we're gonna be talking about that. Budweiser and Anhuser Busch continue to tank,
Garry Jeff. They dropped. Their market value has dropped fifteen point seven
billion dollars since April the first, So we're gonna dance on their grave a
little bit. Well, let's see how many Target stores close in the NATS.
Now, guess how much money they have lost in market share as a
result of their decision to put all this stuff, pride stuff all over the
store. Nine point three billion dollars in markets. I'm prode, don't get
it. I am proud to say, as a heteronormative sis gender male,
I'm always untucked. Well, we're gonna be talking about that too, all
right, anybody on the show of Now, Yeah, I'm gonna have Professor
Scott gerber Man. This is a hell of a story. He is an
Ohio Northern University, my beloved alma mater. He's a law school professor there
about a month or so ago he got perp walked out of his classroom in
front of his students, all for the charge of insufficient collegiality. What the
hell is that mean. We're going to talk to Professor Gerber about that.
Oh and by the way, he's a conservative and he wrote in defense of
Clarence Thomas. Well, so that kind of all brings it into that was
his crime. Yes, okay, although they won't say so. And of
course we're gonna be talking a year at eleven thirty about the red all right,
fantastic Mike Allen, Saturday midday, coming up after the show show and
yeah, we'll be their Unmma street sling and drinks for Hillbillies and others.
It is Memorial Day weekend, and as I leave you this morning, remembering
those who made the ultimate sacrifice, that's what the weekend's really all about.
Mike Allen as a former police officer, all of the cops who made the
ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty as well remembered on this Memorial Day weekend.
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