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This is the Downbeat. I'm ninety
seven to one the free We pick games

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with our friends, our friends named
Glenn and a celebrity guest, and we'll

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do that in just about thirty minutes. Picks with Glenn's here on ninety seven

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to one the Freak. This is
the Downbeat. Six am, Go time,

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ten am, who hand the baton
to the world famous Ben and Skin

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Show. They do the same to
the Speak Easy at two pm. And

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both those things will be happening at
the Echo Lounge. Kevin. I'll tell

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you about that here in a second. I want to tell you really quickly

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about an opportunity to play some hot, hot golf. When I say hot

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hot golf, is gonna be beautiful. October twentieth is the date, Cheryl

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Park and Richardson is the location,
Lockwood for good, Lockwood Distilling Company's third

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annual Copper Cup Golf Tournament. Is
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out. We'll looking for one high
bidder and two of their friends, three

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of you, one of me.
It's gonna be the foursome and uh,

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we're gonna play some damn hot golf. We're gonna play well, and we're

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gonna win this damn thing, and
if we do, the winner of the

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tournament gets to name the new club
sandwich on the Lockwood menu. That sounds

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awesome, but uh man, everything's
included in this. You can bid right

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now at ninety seven to one.
Thefreak dot Com. October twentieth. It's

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a nine am shotgun start. We
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coffee and Lockwood Bourbon cream Bar.
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party at Lockwood, It's all included. So yeah, if you want to

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bid, three of you join me
and we'll go, uh leave it all

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out there on the courses of Ryl
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have some damn fun. Please bid
right now at ninety seven to one The

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Freak what is it? Scuttle butt? Yeah? Why not hot news?

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Scuttle but all right, double scuttlebut's
Rocky back Parker University. It was Brison

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Dallas Morning News this morning, as
I often do. And on the your

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uh it's in about a newsletter the
top stories, and sometimes they have these

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things on there links you know,
you've got it broken up and there's some

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sports and there's some local stuff,
national stuff. Oh oh wait, I

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stumbled on this a year later,
The Freak to throw a party in concert

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to celebrate. You may want to
refresh your tab at Dallasnews dot com.

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Right now. It's the home pay
the top story of the home paper above

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the fold. What yeah, they
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if you guys are all out there
news dot com, if you just

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go over to Dallasnews dot com and
you guys just keep clicking on that because

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the more clicks in action that article
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on the front page. I'm gonna
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I was talking to our audience.
Well, we're people too, I'm

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listening. Corporations are people, my
friend? Should we comment on it too?

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Can you comment? Or comments disabled? I love can comment. Sometimes

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radio stations will disable comments sometimes.
I do notice that a year later,

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The Freak to throw a party in
concert to celebrate written by Tommy Cummings.

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Right, we had a nice text
exchange yesterday, you did. He seems

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like a nice guy. I've never
met Tommy Cummings. I'd love to meet

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him, though. Maybe he'll be
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Lounge and Music Hall. Yeah,
maybe we need to invite him right now.

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We need to invite everyone right now. The Echo Lounge and Music Hall

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in Dallas is where we're having a
big celebration that begins quite frankly at ten

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am. Ben and Skinchow will be
there with Christina and Steve. You have

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the speaking from two to six,
Jeff Julie and the Shootpies, and then

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we've got brand new funk. We've
got Oatmeal Pizza, the ultimate Nirvana cover

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band, and we also have the
Quaker City Nighthawks playing tonight. And it's

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going to be a hell of a
fun time. But here's some of the

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article. The sub header The retail
ninety seven to one FM station debut October

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third, twenty twenty two Today's October
fifth, twenty twenty three. How with

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the lineup that featured long established radio
personalities, including several from KTCK. The

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Freak is iHeartMedia's free form talk radio
station in Dallas. Yeah we're free form.

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Sure, Yeah, I'm having a
big party. We've told you about

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this for the last couple of weeks. But it's fun. It's like very

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interesting one. I've a big establishment
like the Dallas Morning News or the Dingu

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Morning News rites about you. So
yeah, pretty cool. Uh. I

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think that the last year has flown
by faster the in any year of my

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life. Yes, sure, I
mean I remember so many I don't know

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if you say hurdles are just things
that happened when this thing was starting.

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I was so nervous, you know, for all of us, for myself,

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and I remember thinking, I don't
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just it's gone by so so quickly, and it does feel very natural now,

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you know, like I'm God,
I was. I was nervous.

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I was nervous the whole time I
worked at the ticket, like for every

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circ to Surroy on Saturdays, like
there was an element of nerves. I

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wouldn't say I was nervous when I
would, you know, producing ten and

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noon because you're working with norms.
Yeah yeah, but every Saturday I would

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still have like some element of nerves. There are nerves that just respect the

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opportunity that sort of thing, And
my god, did I have it here

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when we started? And uh,
and then I I've realized that now I

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don't really have it, And it's
only because you have to do it every

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day. It's like, I don't
have time to be nervous, and I

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just always wonder that for over a
decade, like would there be a time

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when I would walk in here and
do this and not be at least a

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little nervous, well doing what you
and I did, And Kevin had been

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kind of I guess doing daily shows
and participating and being part of the show

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a co host for a number of
years before you know, we started doing

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this. There's a part of you
as a producer that is, you know,

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even though your mics are open and
you've got freedom to talk whenever you

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want, there is kind of that
safety blanket that you can hide. Of

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course if you need to. Yes, you can be working on something else.

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Maybe they're talking about a topic that
you're not necessarily needed in. There's

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space for you to kind of disappear. Here. You're you're exposed, and

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you kind of put a big expertation
on yourself to deliver every line. Every

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segment's got to be a ten out
of ten, and when you don't hit

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that marks, it's got defeating man
and you go home it's like, oh

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my god, I'm so terrible at
this, and I still feel that way

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to a certain degree, there's a
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good at this, and there there's
a little element of nerves, but it's

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nowhere near it was in the beginning
because it's a different animal coming in here

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every day for four hours, knowing
that you don't get to take segments off.

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Yeah, And as on a previous
job, essentially you and I had

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similar roles where yes, all the
behind the scenes stuff in the preparation needed

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to be done, but essentially on
Mike, we were just kind of their

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love grenades, right, punchlines,
jokes. Yeah, so you had time

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to think about those things and you
weren't doing all the other stuff. Yeah,

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and then also trying to mix in
funny one liners or whatever. You

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know. No, and I knew, like very well the role that y'all

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had. You had plenty of you
know, hosting reps as well, but

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it was never like more than like
two weeks at a time. Yeah,

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it'd be like, you know,
you do your weekend show or maybe filling

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on holidays. Yeah, there was
like the day to day to day to

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day to day. I have been
in get a lot of credit and you

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know, I starteding them twenty thirteen. It was by twenty fifteen, and

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they had gone to battle for me
a few times because they were like,

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no, he can run segments.
Let him run segments. He can do

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it. And not a lot of
people will just say, hey, we

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want the producer to run segments,
Like not a lot of people would really

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want that to happen. Yeah,
And then you know, by twenty sixteen,

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they had made me feel through confidence
or whatever, like I was a

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third host, even though that wasn't
what the title was or what the even

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role was on their show. But
and that helped me. I mean,

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I got so much confidence from just
doing that a ton because those guys were

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open to it and they liked it. They liked when I would, you

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know, do a story about a
hawk and then they could go question my.

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They love that. So you know, it's just like it was.

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It's it's wild how you put all
this together, and everyone has a different

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background of listening to radio or or
how it's supposed to work. Right.

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It can work in a number of
different ways, and it takes time.

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You got to find your balance,
you got to find your chemistry. You've

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got to also kind of learn how
to use that internal conversation traffic cop.

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You know when to sit back,
let it breathe, let other people say

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things, and not necessarily be part
of it. It doesn't always have to

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be a three way conversation because oftentimes
you guys are talking about I don't know

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whatever, the Rangers, and it's
like, you know what they're I don't

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have. It's not necessary. I
don't need to insert myself into this right

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now, and I think we're all
getting a lot better each other. You

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didn't step on anybody, But you
know what I'm saying, though, it's

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it's harder than it looks, is
what I'm say, No, dude,

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and it w'ds furthest thing from perfecting
it. Yeah, but it's trial and

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error and addition go and you have
to believe it will work itself out.

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But I think it's cool. Man, Like I even having done fifteen years

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at the Ticket and doing like two
weeks, I think I filled in the

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muser shift two weeks in a row
main host or whatever, and I was

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like, all right, that should
be proof to me that I can,

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at least in theory, do this. But man, there's nothing like every

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damn day and the self doubt of
Can I really do this? You know,

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like it? And I don't know
the answer just yet. I know

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like physically I can do it and
workload, we can do it. It's

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the execution, yes, and how
good can you make it? Do you

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remember those days when you would fill
in and I would do that off and

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on during holidays, like if I
didn't have enough vacation days as the other

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guys, and would end up doing
a full time two weeks run where you're

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hosting a day part with somebody else, whether it's like Davy or you or

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whomever. And you walk out of
that the end of that two weeks and

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you get that kind of experience under
your belt, and you kind of walk

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out with a little bit of confidence. It's like, you know what,

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I think that this could be something. Yeah, And then you go back

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to yeah, farting off, farting
off and groups to play farts and talking

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about farts and making jokes about far
and singing songs about parts. Yeah,

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And there's room for all of it
though, Sure, there's room for all

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like everything, And so I think
I love about it. Radio can be

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anything you want it to be.
This station, I be real quick about

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this. I got a story about
something disgusting that happened at at and T

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Stadium Proteas in the middle of segment. So this can't be reiterated enough.

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We launched this station at the beginning
of October. We had people from a

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management you know, perspective here,
but we did not not have like a

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formal program director specifically assigned to focus
on our station. Twenty four to seven.

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We have with Zach Now, who
was like, that is his thing,

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this is the free right. Within
a month, we were excommunicated from

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the building because of rats, and
we went to a downtown to a side

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studio called the Cats Media Group.
And thank you Cats for hosting us for

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about three weeks. But if you're
trying to develop chemistry, go through the

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little ins and outs work your way
up as a growing radio station. Boy,

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that's a lot like getting shot in
the kneecap when it's like you guys

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have to leave the studio because the
building was infested with rats. I can't

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reiterate enough how insane that whole time
was. We got through it, right,

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not a big deal now, and
we're good. I just think of

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all the things that happened through all
of that time and I'm just like and

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we all knew, like I think
I think we all knew that there wasn't

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We were not gonna have a big
support staff in the beginning. We're gonna

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have a lot of people. We're
repeat some people here, all of it

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together though, boy a month into
it, getting told you gotta go to

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this room and basically what's now like
a political office at Cats Media Group now

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there. Yeah, we have a
problem campaign work. We have a problem

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with rodents. So we're gonna send
you to a place called Cats. Yeah,

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sense natural fix. No. Cats
was great though, they got us

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through it and and it was cool. Tonight we're having a big party at

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the Echo Lounge free if for there
before six nine dollars and seventy one cents

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after six pm. It's gonna be
fun. There's a couple of surprises in

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store. I know that's as well, so please have my outfit laid out.

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But do you really you know,
let's discuss off the year, because

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I'm considering I had a couple of
ideas. I have nothing to discuss with.

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A mustache is in full enough,
the beer could go away and that

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can stay. Come on, Garland
Richardson, No, he doesn't have enough

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hair on the side. That's a
three month commitment to plan that bit minimal

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payoff. It's when you see Mikey
every day and he's always wearing a cat.

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I never take it off. I
will just say, high five boys,

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girls, everyone that's been part of
it. Man, we made it

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a year and you know what,
they could nix us on Friday, and

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I'm proud that I and we should
all be that we did a damn year

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in a big ass market. Took
a chance to man, took a big

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old chance, and who knows how
that story ends. I wish I did,

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and I do not. But look, I know this is iHeart,

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but this thing is very much the
little engine that could. And I know

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a lot of other shows talk about
this a lot. I don't think we

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do all that often. But I'm
proud to work with you guys, all

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of you, J included, and
everybody we got. I believe in it,

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and let's just hope we keep rolling. And I want to quickly say

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this, and I spent one more
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But there's not a lot of stations
like this, and I mean that from

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a format perspective. The all free
form talk station. There's not many of

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those in America anymore. There was
a few years ago, there really was,

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but there's not a lot of that
anymore. And do this, I

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think my heart's kind of like we'll
keep an eye on, you know,

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kind of watching you to see how
you do, because there's not many of

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them. See if this would work
in other markets. Like there's something to

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that too that I think it's kind
of important. Picture with Glenn's coming up

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celebrity mystery guest picker, We're gonna
pick two Cowboys two games. One of

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them will be the Cowboys forty nine
ers. This got pretty wild at at

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and T Stadium the other day.
Tell you the sort of Haley and Tyler

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Waterman. I reached out to Haley. She declined to come on the air

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today, said she needed to get
some sleep. Haley and Tyler Waterman are

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from here in DFW. She's a
Boys fan, he's a Patriots fan.

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So they go to the game on
Sunday and now I will let our friends

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at Fox four tell you the rest
of the story. He asked me if

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I wanted to put the diaper bag
in the car, and I said no,

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it's okay. Don't worry about it. I don't need it. It

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turns out they were wrong. So
picture this. It's the second quarter.

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The waterman's are in the stand with
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When I think it was right about
the time where the Cowboys got their

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first defensive touchdown, and then I
stand up and my water broke in the

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stands, everyone staring at me.
Have any of you been on hand right

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there with a water breaking? Yeah
for Malcolm, but we were at home.

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We weren't a cowboy game. How
much of a mess is that?

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Is it worse than spilling a glass
of wine on your carpet? Oh,

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it's like a gallon of milk.
No, it's not that. I mean

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the experience that I had it wasn't
that bad. Is it an announcement or

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do you see water? It was
an announcement and a quick trip to the

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to the potty to deal with it
without me in the room, which I

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think is what was preferred. Yeah, she knew. Did she stand up

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and say my water broke? Pretty
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said they were three weeks early,
so you know around the time though,

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that you would take the diaper bag
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three weeks before I wouldn't go to
the Cowboy game and then bam, a

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one hundred thousand people and the whole
section isn't dripping wet. And then you're

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on the clock too, Man,
that water breaks. You were on the

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clock. What does that mean?
I means that maybe coming like today.

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Yeah, well yeah, in the
next twenty four I think there's a if

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the baby doesn't come, I believe
it's the first I'm probably wrong on this,

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thirty six or forty eight hours,
then they typically want to go in

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and get it because once that water
break, that water is the last line

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of defense for any type of infection
happening, because then an infection can happen

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because it's like a barrier between the
baby and the external world. So look,

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you just become from what I understand, you become at risk for infection

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if that baby does not come out
pretty soon. I love how Katie keeps

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looking at me like as if I
had a child. Yeah, like confirming,

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but I do. Yeah, for
three weeks though, for the water

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to break, that that baby coming
quick. Yeah, my my best friend

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water broke I think a month before
she was but most I have him,

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and he was here in like thirty
minutes real or like like within the hour.

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Yeah, are you serious? Yeah, okay, it was pretty cool.

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That's really quick. I think that's
unusually quick. Yeah it was a

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few hours. Okay, I'll say
a few hours that are to be sure.

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But because it was the day of
her baby shower. Oh my god,

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she's in the picture. Surprise,
Like, man, you have a

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man shower today? Like, yeah, he came like bad. I hope

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she wasn't standing over the cake.
What but somebody's water brok, added Beyonce.

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Concert I had to keep bringing up
the queen. Yeah, yeah,

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if that happens, I'm staying like, like you better hold on because this

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show does the corn fly out?
No corn fly out? Chris, great

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question, like a like an unattended
buyer hose. Just look, we don't

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know how everything was down there.
Cowboys had a lot of complaints in section

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three point thirty one. Uh I
got a wet I don't know what happened

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back there. Threw a beer on
me? Did she have her baby?

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Those beards of search kicking someone's ass
because they think someone threw a beer.

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Yeah, they had the baby.
They did yeah. Uh after again and

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then you try to get her on
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husband. I edited out. The
husband goes. I'm really glad it happened

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because I'm a Patriots fan and I
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It was thirty eight to thirty h
Well, grats to the Watermans. Yeah,

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good job. That was their name
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Watermans. Sorry, Hailey Tyler,
Devin congrats. Uh see everyone tonight at

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the Echo Lounge and Music Hall.
I'm not saying that like we're going away.

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In fact, we're not going far
at all, because right after this

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break, it is Picks with Glenn
who will the celebrity guest picker? B

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It starts with the p next to
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