Today to Donald Hugh Henley was seventy six today. I got the call to
day. Didn't want to hear, but I knew that it would come.
Friend of Los was talking on the phone. She said, your fancies and
the phone on the fatler the struggles we went through, and how I asked,
and new loves, dude, what are these voices outside the door?
Let us drive back and back with something mind. I don't jianking down,
but my wheel gets sweet. And the gods he was getting a day.
We get there, getting down to the heart of the matter. A Saturday
morning in July, spent together again you and I on seven WLW Garry Jeff
Before we look ahead, a look back at significant events send people tied to
this particular data in history, including but not limited to these. July twenty
second, eighteen sixty two, then President Abraham Lincoln presented his cabinet a preliminary
draft of the Emancipation Proclamation nineteen thirty four. In this date, John Dillinger
met his fate, shot to death by federal agents outside Chicago's Biograph Theater,
lured by the Lady in Red. July twenty second, nineteen thirty seven,
the US Senate rejected FDR's proposal to add more justices to the Supreme Court.
Seemingly, when they don't get their way, they was want to pack the
court. Nothing new here this state. Nineteen forty two, the Nazis began
transporting Jews from the Warsaw Ghetto to the Treblinka concentration camp. Nineteen forty three.
On this date, American forces led by Patton captured Palaimo, Sicily during
World War Two. Nineteen seventy five, the House of Representatives joined the United
States Senate and voting to restore the American citizenship of Confederate General Robert E.
Lee. Police in Milwaukee arrested Jeffrey Dahmer after some grizzly discoveries at his apartment.
He later confessed to murdering seventeen men and boys. The year was nineteen
ninety one. Of course, Dahmer ended up being beaten to death by fellow
prison inmates. Let's see nineteen ninety two in this state, Columbian drug lord
Pablo Escobar escape from his luxury prison near Medine. Oh, let's see anybody
else? Oh yeah, Norway a country that has very very stringent gun laws.
Twenty eleven, Andrews Brevnik, a self disguise described militant nationalist, massacred
sixty nine people at a youth retreat. He detonated a bomb in Oslo that
killed eight others, but the sixty nine were with a gun. How did
he get a gun? You can't get a gun there. They're illegal here.
Yeah. Author Tom Robbins is ninety one today, George Clinton getting funky
at eighty two. Bobby Sherman's birthday, Senator kay Bailey Hutchinson of Texas former
Senator Let's see. Danny Ever is seventy seven. How about that? Albert
Brooks has a birthday to day. Alan Mankin, Al Dimola, great jazz
player sixty nine, William Dafoe's birthday, John leg Wazamo, He's a weird
cat, Keith Sweat, Rob Estes, Emily Sailors from The Indigo Girls has
a birthday to day. David Spade's birthday, Irene bdard On down the list.
Colin Ferguson has a birthday to day. Rufus Waynewright, pretty good singer
in his own right, and Selena Gomez thirty one. Britain's Prince George of
Cambridge turns ten. If it's your birthday, if it's the best day ever,
the best day you could imagine, spent with people that you like or
you love, that you have fun with. It could be family, could
be friends, It could be your pet Binkie, whichever. Have a fantastic
day again, Sports and weather just ahead. Liam is in control seven hundred
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seven hundred w l W. Candas talk back on the iHeart app too.
I don't know how to use it yet. When most of the people around
here around you call you Grandpa, they don't expect as much. See Joe
Biden, Gary Jeff with you on a Saturday Morning Coming up on five forty
eight on the Saturday Morning Edition. Jason Aldane last night at Riverband to a
packed crowd and they were all singing along, proud and loud with Jason and
his new controversial country hit Try That in a Small Town band from CMT.
Because of the Wokesters and the virtue signaling corporations who don't like the fact that
somebody like a Jason Aldean or anybody for that matter, would be shining a
light on the crimes and the chaos and the mayhem they all sewed back in
twenty twenty during a political campaign that was disguised disguised as social justice protests,
all the rioting and the burning. You know, you show a video of
that, and you say, you know, this isn't going to happen in
a small town or in my little town. And he's right, he is
so right, only in big Democrat controlled cities. So anyway, I hope
it was a fantastic show. I just talked via text. I'm able to
do that technologically. I'm able to read and to text back text on my
phone from day from Dayton. And he said, try that in a small
town. By far got the loudest ovation. There's no doubt about that.
Here's a friend of ours on Saturday morning who has chimed in once again,
Lady Lynnette, Good morning, Lynnette, morning love. It's it's always good
to hear from you. What's what's that? I'd say, Jesus say it.
If you lean on me, I won't let you down. I'm kind
of saying the verse. I've got time for a verse. Yes, M
said you l on jes say, if you lean on me, I won't
let you down. I won't let you down if you lean on me.
Okay, that was beautiful, Thank you, thank you. So what else
is going on? Lynette? Tell me yo? Huh Bingo day? Oh
Bengo day. Okay, what's almost beingo? Did anything unusual happen this week?
No? We played Johnny One that lost favorite game. Well, I
know how you feel about that. There's no question not a great twenty one
player myself. Yeah. You gotta know when to hold him and you gotta
know when to fold him. You gotta know when to walk away, Lynette.
You gotta know when to run. I did all that must okay,
baby, Well listen, I have a good weekend, all right, and
do good luck at Bengo all right, thank you, the lovely lady Lynette.
At Florence Bark Care this morning, all right, coming up on a
break, still waiting on Dick. I wonder if Dick slept in. Well
we shall find out, won't we. It's away. Hopefully Dick from Dayton
chimes in and the rest of it just goes downhill from there. Seven hundred
W LW. Why do you change your car and I start here Saturday as
tempertures are in the low to mid sixties with very low humidity, and that
carries over into the afternoon with an afternoon high in the low eighties and lots
of sunshine. Tomorrow, same thing. To wrap up the weekend, tempters
top out in the load of mid eighties. Chance for a quick spody shower,
but that doesn't look like it'll be much of an issue from a severe
weather station. I'm nine First Morning Meteorologist Cameron Harden on news radio seven hundred
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to the farm? What hold on? You're gonna let that go? I'm
gonna let that go too. Dick is not with us. We are Dickulus.
My friend John text me say it sounds like you're looking forward to sliding
Dick in later. We'd have no idea, Dick from Dayton. The bad
signal has been sent out, and we pray that you are a fine young
man. Always worries me when Dick doesn't call, because he's so religiously right
there every weekend, and I know Dick calls everybody. He calls Cleveland,
he calls sports Talk, he calls anywhere in the area and I understand what
he calls Cleveland. He is a Browns fan. When he calls here,
he's a Bengals fan, but that's neither here nor there. I don't think
he's a Guardian fan, even in Cleveland. But I can get concerned because
Dick's, of course not as young as he used to be. None of
us are, And I get concerned because I don't know. Is it just
we all have a tendency to oversleep. I wanted to lay in the rack
for another at least hour this morning when the alarm went off, put no
dice. I gotta be here with you. And by the way, I
just wanted to once again mention that in the the the Merry go round the
revolving door of producers of the Saturday Morning edition, we have a new victim,
I mean contestant named Liam, who was now behind the controls. He's
in charge of most things, and that can be scary for a first timer,
you know. But also rookies hit grand slams, just like happened last
night at Great American Ballpark. So I'm just saying, listen, we have
room for all kinds here this morning, and Liam is fielding your calls up
there is Dick from Daytona. Liam, I'm just gonna go ahead and take
this Dick. Good morning, Hello Dick. Hold on, well I answered
the phone. Can we put Dick on the air? Guys, Hello Dick,
Hi, Derey Guff. Did you oversleep a little bit? Yea,
I overslepped a little bit. I had a big concert show. How are
you so tell me about your big concert? I'm fine? Oh oh it
was over one of the senior citizens. Yeah. How late were you up?
Oh? I fell asleep here watching the game last night. I fell
asleep and then I got up early this morning and I just went back to
sleep. I unfortunately did not go to sleep until the game was over.
So I really am bleary eyed this morning and weary. That was I couldn't
I couldn't possibly go to sleep on that. After after the Matt McLean Grand
Slam and the Reds take the lead, and then the Diamondbacks get three runs
back, I'm going is this rollercoaster ever gonna stop? And yet finally did
with the Reds win. So yeah, it was something else. Man Dave
from wants me to ask you do you know who MESSI is? No?
MESSI is the most famous professional athlete in the world. He's a soccer player,
and now he's signed. He signed to Miami in the States, and
FC Cincinnati will face Miami and Messi here at TQL Stadium on August twenty third.
Tickets are going as high I don't know. It's in the thousands for
a ticket that usually only cost about thirty bucks. Would you pay that kind
of money to see soccer? I'm not into soccer too much. I had
a feeling. Well, Jake, it's good to talk to you. We've
we've exhausted all of our time because you were late. Yeah, that's a
good week. Hey you too, brother, I love you. Say good
night, Dick, Good night Gary, Jeff five fifty eight seven WLW.
You think buckling up is up? Is this afternoon with lots of sunshine.
Humidity stays low today and also for your Sunday, a little bit warmer tomorrow
though his tempters end up climbing to the mid eighties. Frem you severe weather
station. I'm nine first Morning Meteorologists Cameron Harden on news radio seven hundred WLW.
The radar showing clear conditions across our tri state area. Right now,
it's sixty two degrees our next update at six thirty, I'm tarn Johnson News
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seven hundred wl W into the first official hour of the Saturday morning edition for
Saturday, July twenty second, twenty twenty three. Try this is the first
official hour. All that stuff that happened before now doesn't count. Forget about
it. Wipe it out of your memory. We are plunging forward, as
we like to say it, only windshield, no rear view. About seven
minutes past the hour six or seven Eastern debt is on a Saturday morning,
Gary Jeff with you, I am me, you are you? And that
is perfectly fun with all of us. Oh and also anything to somebody did
in this program is not necessarily the view of the staff or management of seven
hund WLW or iHeart Media Cincinnati, or or Graters for that matter. We
have you know that there are kid jokes, there are dad jokes, there
are granddad jokes, and then there were Dave jokes. Dave from Harrison,
Hello, Dave, how are you hey? Good Jury Jeff, good morning,
How are you doing good? You sound like you're a little, uh
little crusty on the voice. There you everything okay, everything's on. Hey,
Um, did you ever do a shout out to Lee your buddy that
we're supposed to do a shout out? There? Bob? Bob Johnson.
Bob Johnson is the guy's name. He was at the Crow's Nest where I
was tending bar this past Wednesday. He did not believe it. It was
me. It's me, Bob. We're saying hi to Bob. You know,
we go and we can say goodbye to Bob and it's still Bob,
because Bob is a palindrome. It's the same thing coming and going. You
understand that, Dave. Dave, I've been on a I've been on a
whiskey diet. So far I've lost three days. You know you're Dave.
Do you remember my first experience with culture shock as when I pete on an
electric fence. Oh as I as I get older and I remember all the
people I've lost along the way, Dave, I think to myself, maybe
a career is a tour guide. Really wasn't for me. I entered the
sun to an Olympics. Um, you only got Bronz, only got bonds.
Um, Hey, what do you get if a hen lays an egg
on the top of a hill. What do you get if a hen lays
an egg on the top of a hill, what do you get? Egg
rolls? Of course? Uh uh? What do you get? One?
When he crossed a reptile with a duck? What a reptile with what a
duck? A duck? Yeah? I don't know what you get? A
quackodial? Did you say a quacko dial? Yeah, that's what I said.
I'm gonna leave you with this. The person who invented audio autocorrect should
burn in HILLO, goodbye, Dave seven d W lw Old Radio, Rick
standing by in moments. In eighteen o four, Lewis and Clark set out
on a western expedition to the Pacific Ocean. Tensions ran high once Louis los
cell service and could no longer bet on hockey gate. I want to go
home. I want to go home. I want to go forcing Clark to
silence, he's parting how Old America? And you'll hear another great American moment
when you listen to Bill Cunningham Money at twelve New one seven hundred wl w
By and service. You're sprinter at Mercedes Men's of fort Mitchell. When you
driving, time for old radio Rick to join us. And if we're from
Elvis Costello Regio Shine on the last night dial through it and my radio advised
with everyone of those late night stations planned songs. Bringing this in my eyes,
I was seriously thinking about I'd never receive a when the switch broke because
it's old. They're saying things that I can hardly believe. They really think
we're getting out of salvation. And sometimes radios are a fascination, especially antique
radios, and for this guy, that is absolutely true. Rick Washburn,
old Radio, Rick, how you doing this morning? My friend? Hey,
good morning Gary, Jeff and greetings from just outside of Wheeling, West
Virginia, on my way to uh only marilynd to visit a mutual another radio
guy, and I won't make it to Annapolis, but I'll wave at doctor
Dennis and missus Doctor Dennis as I go by. Well, there's no missus,
you're coming, there's no missus. No, there there is a There
is a friend of Dennis's that happens to be a biological female and she's wonderful.
Her name is Jeanie. I remember now it's been a while. I
haven't seen them in a long time. I know, you know what they're
doing for a trip. They usual. Dennis is a Xavier grad who makes
a trip regularly to Cincinnati almost quarterly. Genie usually is with him, and
you know, they just they do some sight seeing around town. We go
to brunch hopefully once in the weekend that they're here. I have not heard
from him, but that's as much on me as on them. So but
anyway, you're in Wheeling, West Virginia, headed to Maryland, and you've
got and you've got good signal. Yeah, five by five on the hills
and one by one in the valleys right, starting to fade a bit um,
But no on the on the bench this week and it's still on the
bench. This is a General Electric model M eighty one, which is identical
to radio made by GE sister company RCA Model one forty three. It's in
nineteen thirty four. It's an eight tube huge teambstone AM short wave and long
wave. This thing is almost two feet tall, a foot and a half
across and over a foot deep, and it's filled with bricks and lead.
I mean, it's it's just unbelievable. And hold on, who know hold
on, who put what do you mean? Oh? I just mean it
weighs like probably no actual bricks, but they did look yeah, but no,
those those practical jokers that our cia gosh, that's sawn off footed jokester
um where these old wax paper capacitors are always suspect and I have to replace
them all because they're made out of organic materials and they just don't stand the
test of time. Much like us UM. These for some reason, Urcia
had been made wrapped in brown paper, not sealed, and painted with some
sort of road tar, and it's like, do we for the technician to
find this? I don't know what they were thinking, but yeah, it's
just a gooey mess. I don't usually have to work on a radio with
surgical gloves on, but yeah, it's a first for everything. There you
go, What else? What else do you do with surgical gloves on?
I mean, really, well, I know what's the sec what the rule
take. We're definitely out of safe harbor now, so so be careful,
tread lightly listen. By the way, I got your email earlier this week
about a neighbor requesting to appraise some records, and I will remind you again
later. But the person I know that is best equipped to do record appraisals
on vinyl is a man named John Marshall and his company is called moneymusic dot
com money music dot member, and they will do they will do limited appraisals
and then they've got a CD they'd like to sell you that has like over
a million titles of records and what they are worth up to value. And
you know there are certain Elvis records you mentioned an email she at Elvis and
yes, there are certain Elvis records that are very very valuable, but you
got to pick and choose, and there's all kinds of different factors involved.
But moneymusic dot Com and if you want to talk to Old Radio Rick,
you can try the email at Old Radio Rick at gmail dot com. Thank
you much, my friend, and safe travels. Thank you. Have a
great weekend. You got it. I'm doing my best to better myself.
That's why I'm taking an online brain surgery course. Oops, this stuff is
tricky. That's also why I listen to Scott Slum. He discusses the stuff
that affects me and my family, and he's pretty funny. I face the
same problem as you do, so let's talk about him and I have a
little fun along the way. Take it from a future brain surgeon, Scott
Sloan is good for your hat. Check out Sloaney Monday morning at nine on
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you're suffering and there's a safe, natural, easy to use solution to help
make you feel better, wouldn't you at least want to try it? That's
why millions of people use no shine tomorrow, same thing to wrap up the
weekend. Top out in the load of mid eighties. Chance for a quick
spody shower, But that doesn't look like it'll be much of an issue.
From a severe weather station. I'm nine First Warning Meteorologist Cameron Harden on news
Radio seven hundred WLW seven hundred WLW Sports. At first, it looked like
a back and forth tussle between two fairly evenly matched teams, both contending for
the division lead in their respective divisions, the West end the nl Central,
that being the Reds. But in the end it was all down to a
Matt McClean Grand Slam home run, the first of his career. The rookie
went yard over Martinez and that was the tale of the tape. It gave
the Reds of nine to three lead. They wound up beating the Diamondbacks nine
to six. Game two of that set continues this afternoon at Great American Ballpark
three ten as our coverage on the Home of the Reds and four first pitch.
All the action right here. The Reds now just a game and a
half back the Milwaukee Brewers in the n L Center. So a friend of
mine, well, and he's not necessarily a friend, He's become an acquaintance
and on phone acquaintance and never met him in person. A lot of people
are like that in my life. But this guy in particular I found very
interesting because he knew Doug Bunsen when Doug was dating the farmer's daughter and in
Oak Harbor, Ohio, Tim, good morning, how are you? Good
morning? Just wonderful. So you had some special announcements you wanted to make
that is it next weekend or this weekend that the big festival is going on?
It's next weekend, next Saturday from nine to nine. What is this
sunflower festival? The Sunflower festival, the sunflower and where is this held?
What town is this? Hell Lindsay, Ohio. Lindsay, Ohio, never
met Lindsay Cosey, Ohio. We're close to Fremont, Okay, Fremont,
which is of course the home of the Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Mansion and
Library. Many people do not know this interesting guy, Rutherford B. Hayes.
So, so what goes on at the Sunflower Festival? For God's sake?
Tim? And why is it important enough that you blasted out on fifty
thousand watts of seven hund wlw and everywhere in the nation on iHeartRadio. What
is so impressive about the sunflower Festival? What should people know? Are there
some highlights people people should look for besides sunflow? But no, besides sunflowers?
Well, I can go to the sunflower field and walk through as a
tour, take pictures, ride on a wagon pulled by a tractor to get
there before they could drive there. And there's all kinds of festivities going on
in Lindsey for the sun Hour Festival. Now this sounds like this is this
has been going on for ages? Is this an annual event that has been
going on forever? Tim? This is the first one? You kiddinggree Nope,
When you told me you wanted to talk about the Sunflower Festival. I
figured they'd been going on for like one hundred, one hundred and fifty years.
Everybody in their grandma that goes to the Sunflower Festival. This is the
inaugural Sunflower Festival. Yep, Wow, there will be I guess there's a
five k race, there's a cornhole tournament. Music. Listen. If there's
cornhole, it's a bona fide festival. I don't care if it's the first
time they've ever done it. If there's cornhole, live music and a five
k I guess it's it's a big enough deal. What else there be?
There'll be a miniature donkeys there and highland cavs there for viewing. What now
a highland cav Is that again, one of these animals that you raise as
that people have as pets. Yes see, I could never live in I
could never live in a country like India, for example, where cows are
sacred, because I just I can't. I can't stand being hungry watching dinner
walk down the street. And I would be tempted, you know, you
know, I would be tempted to see these cute little highland calves and go
man, that would be that would look great on a plate. And the
famous Lisa the Donkey Whisperer will be there. Well, that's all the reason
to go. So that Sunflower Festival next Saturday, Next Saturday from nine to
nine in Lindsay, Ohio, near Free Mud. Yeah, that'll be food
trucks there, cake walk, bingo, everything, all of the things that
make life worth living. Tim, thank you for the report, sir,
Thank you from the northern outpost of Lindsay, Ohio. Goodbye. Six twenty
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Council. Then summer is here. It's a time to vacation, get outside
and enjoy life with the one you love. But if you have a rectile
dysfunction, you know how it makes you feel embarrassed, frustrated even but you
never care. Whiskey Chi is true, chis true, And they don't need
any bogus sunflower festival to get people to flock to their little slice of heaven.
Heading down fifty two east of downtown into how now Brown County and the
village of Ripley, Ohio to the gang at Brookies. Good morning, Oh
my god, you got like a whole throng there yet you'd think that there
was a sunflower festival going on in the bar. Hey, this is Ripley.
Never know what we have going on down here. Hey before let me
get on a roll here. Okay, if you're feeling lucky, come on
down to Brookies. Monday night. Our Queen of Hearts drawing is around,
probably is going to be over two hundred and fifteen thousand dollars drawing at seven
thirty Monday nights. Come on down, has fun. When's money? Okay?
Okay? What else? Okay? Next? My next indeavor here is
there is a benefit and it's called a jeep invasion and the whole purpose of
this jeep invasion is to benefit and provide for the honor flights for our Trystate
veterans. There's a group that got together last year and they had like ninety
jeeps participate last year, and they've got a feeling there might be over two
to three hundred chiefs to participate this year. If anyone wanting information, please
go online or go to Facebook and look up Skippers Jeep Invasion and you can
register for the ride there. Um Skippers Jeep Invasion July twenty ninth. They
will be leaving H New Richmond. They'll be coming through Ripley of course to
stop and see us and then head across the river to Augusta and then back
to H. Skippers. But it's a wonderful organization, wonderful bunch of folks.
They just want to do something good for a veterans and so please just
check online Skipper's Jeep Invasion next Sat. The day. Okay, got it?
Are you done? All right? Well you wanna talk about now,
I'm gonna talk to you for a while. I've been kind of busy.
Oh is everything okay? I hope, Oh, everything's wonderful. High.
I just have to sleep more than one out. And here's Sherry with our
weather reporter, A right rock and it's gonna be hot and drive for the
next few days. And hey, Garrett, chepa, where do you get
what happens when you touch a window? When you touch a window? What
happens? You feel the pain? All right? You know what? That's
Dave worthy. So get off my phone. Seven hundred WLW, Cincinnati,
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summer say goodbye to Dustin calls zero as air duct hitting the bong the same
day that Senator Grassley of Iowa revealed the FBI's FD ten twenty three. They've
been trying to get at this document four months and even years at this point,
but it shows that Hunter and yes, the big guy, the president
now who was a vice president, and Joe Biden, we're taking money kickbacks
from Barizma in Ukraine for favors from the US pay for play, quid pro
quo, Joe. I wonder why that's not on the top of the our
newscast. It should be on every newscast in the country, but it's you
know, if it was a Republican it certainly would be. But I digress
six forty seven. Time for a fifthy phone call for our friend Steven Etna,
who joins us right now. Good owning, Steve, Good morning Gary,
Jeff. I'm mystified by this angst that we have about artificial intelligence.
You know AI, if it's so dug gone all powerful. How come we're
not using it to give us? Oh, I don't know a piece agreement
in Ukraine the cure for cancer. Joe promised to do that. He hasn't
done it yet. Making Disco great again. No wipe that one out,
nuking the Wuhan Viology Lab. I'd love to do that. I'd like to
be fly on that plane holding Joe or helping Joe Biden walking to you gun
at the same time. Really, AI hasn't done any of that stuff.
The Democrats, socialists know that all the tread is off that tire, as
we say down home. They're just waiting for their right time to dump Joe
and blame the GOP for not supporting him. They'll probably shoot him and blame
the you know, the some you know, wild radical rightist you know for
doing it. They're also going after this is far more interesting JFK two point
zero, not because he's critical of Biden, but he's in Gavin Newsom's way,
so they're playing the hate card. They're accusing of it being anti Semitic.
I won't go into the whole story, you can look it up on
the internet, but I found this a great two point zero because they tried
to do it to Trump and his daughter and his son in law are Orthodox
Jews, and it was Trump who got our you know, embassy or you
know, back into Jerusalem. Yeah right, Yeah, that'll play well.
Yeah, it does play on the national media. Calvin Coolidge during the nineteen
twenties family famously said, the business of America is business. Joe Biden during
the roaring twenties two point zero US. Now the business of America is the
Biden family. If we could only tax it, Gary Jeff we erase the
national debt. For God's sakes. Here's a great story that came out this
week. DNA on pizza incriminates the Long Island serial killer. I was totally
unaware, and I used to be in this business that you could order a
pizza with DNA topic that is incredibly creative. Forty percent it just gets better
advent Or forty percent of Brown University that's in Providence, Rhode Island. It's
an Ivy League school. So now you'll understand they claim to be LBGQ,
LBJ or whatever the hell that is in ords their alphabet. Crazy. Forty
percent of them are you know, gone the other way. One of your
conservative talk show host here on the Big One said he was mystified by that.
I'm not, for God's sake, follow the money. Check another box.
Cash Moore checks. Why does a white senator from the People's Republic of
Massachusetts claim to be an American Indian? She's not. Why does a white
chick in Washington State claim to be black so she can head the national or
the local chapter of the NAACP. Hey, this is the era when you
could claim you're a gal, join the women's swim team, get medals and
lots of endorsements. Follow the freaking money. Oh my gosh, does prosecuting
or persecuting either one? Trump actually backfire? You notice he's given a lot
more support, getting him more voter support. American culture historically applaud fairness and
the underdog. I'll give any example. In the nineteen fifties, we knew
that there were communists in government. McCarthy of Wisconsin was trying to dig them
out. He got a little rude while he was doing it, and he
had a bad image to the first place. And then came the Army McCarthy
hearings, and Joe McCarthy faded into oblivion. That is because Americans didn't care
about the issues so much of whether we had commies in government. They just
since this guy wasn't being fair. Yeah, and on along those lines.
Does the Biden collapse encourage the death finally of career politicians, you know,
like Shared Brown opening the door to rookies out of business, the professions or
the military. Think about recent American history, at least in violent lifetime.
Wendell Wilkie in nineteen forty ran for the Republicans for president, had no political
background at all. Dwight Eisenhower had never been elected to political office, was
elected twice our president, and Trump naturally is the best example. Recently,
the Biden administration this week said it will defund the Wuhan lab in China,
where corroborated evidence has indicated, of course, the China virus epidemics started,
and where gain of function research continues. Hold on, hold on. The
Biden administration has never acknowledged that it funded Wuhan, and their poster boy,
Tony Fauci, denied it when he was confronted by Ram Paul. So why
are they making a big deal out of the fact that the Biden administration was
to defund it, and glory that God has at opened the door to finding
out how much money did we actually give those people? Oh, Gary,
Jeff, the web we weave that, thinking that the dangled web we weave,
Steve, thank you very much. Yeah, we know now that not
only were we funding it, but we were participating the Tony Fauci and others
at the NIH in gain of function research as far back as twenty fourteen,
twenty fifteen in Wuhan. So instead of curing diseases that we're already plaguing mankind,
we decided to create some. Isn't that nice? But now that it's
all okay, they're defunding. We have Steve Schulte ahead, so much more
ahead today, Tom Davis diaries coming up next hour, and Jim La Barbera,
the music professor with a full slate. We've got bonus archaeology today.
Two. We've got our slate of three or four songs we'll do around seven
thirty five with the stories behind them and the artists and the famous milestones this
week and then at eight o five a special tribute to the late great Tony
Bennett. It's all ahead on the Saturday Morning edition six fifty four Now it's
seven LW. This a couple of minutes before once passing for news this morning,
let's get to Nick and blue Ash. Thanks for holding Nick, what's
on your mind this morning? Hey? So how's it going, guys?
It's uh, you know, i'm u AI is a interesting tool, but
yeah, it is interesting that we're not seeing that. But look, there's
a wave coming that we team begin to to comprehend um in terms of what
is going to be able to be done, you know, in terms of
medical advancements with drugs and everything. There's a study recently where they were using
it for coming up with new compounds to h for drugs potentially to fight cancer.
And the scientists went in and made one simple change to the code.
Instead of looking for non toxic properties, they changed it to a one and
allowed it to search for toxic properties. And it came up with the most
bizarre forty thousand list of like dx agents and terrifying compounds that can be used
by anybody. And it can be done, you know. Uh, you
know, Nick, it's the same. It's the same thing, Nick,
with any other tool, with any other inanimate object or you know, it's
it's all in who is using it and how they use it, so it
really, really we should take a look at who is developing the AI,
not the AI itself. You know. It's kind of the same way with
guns or with anything else. Absolutely, yeah, yeah, definitely, And
I think they're just we need to get ahead of what those guidelines are going
to be for this company as that are. And if we, uh,
if we wait any longer, we're gonna be on the reactive end of this
and it's gonna be too late. Well and there you go. But the
Pandora's box is open. Is in fact it's uh yeah, it's open,
and we uh the only hope to contain it at this point. Hard to
get to hard to get the drink back in the bottom. Thanks. Thanks.
In a very short period of time, I got I got a roll,
brother, Thank you very much for that and all kinds of concerns and
hope for the future. I'm just trying to get through the next day.
What about you, Steve Schulty, environmental engineer extraordinaire. Coming up next,
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Your pet isn't just a pet, They're part of your family. Most
of the pet food on the market, he's cooked at high temperatures, which
kills nutrients. Getting better all the time environmentally, not what you're being fed,
the pabliment propaganda you're being fed, but to actually the greening of the
earth because of CO two in the atmosphere is a good thing. And we
should keep breathing, and we should keep raising cows, and we should keep
driving cars that don't need to be plugged in every half hour. Steve Schulty,
good morning, how are you? Sounds like you're you're bright eye and
bushy tailed trying to I'll tell you to talk to me about learning materials from
Heartland dot org. Yep, and then we'll also talk about how things are
getting better in the American Midwest. All right, theme of science education not
indoctrination. Again. One of my favorite sites Heartland dot org. That's Heartland
dot org. You go there to the top of the home page, or
is a link to the Heartland's fifteenth International Conference on Climate Changes past Februari in
Orlando, California, CAF Florida, which yours truly I attended. You can
you can have access to every presentation in that conference. And also if you
go to the search bar and type in Climate at a Glance, that's Climate
at a Glance, UH, you get access that will come up as a
press release, but access to Climate at a Glance for teachers and students thirty
prominent climate topics. And in that press release there is a link to get
a free digital copy for teachers and students. So you know, again science
education and not indoctrination. And secondly, from your your friend mister Whitestone at
the CO two Coalition dot org. Coalition dot org, they just published a
new UH study American Midwest, which includes uh Ohio and Indiana, and climate
change. Life in America's bread basket is good and getting better. So it
provides the science that disputes the claims of ongoing and future catastrophes. And here's
just a summary. And again you can go to see a two coalition dot
org to get the full report. It finds one, high temperatures peaked ninety
years ago. Two recent temperatures are comparable to those nearly one hundred years ago.
Three growing seasons are lengthening, which is good. Thord minimum winter temperatures
are increasing, which is good. Again, long growing seasons. Five,
there's a beneficial increase in precipitation. Six there is a decline, folks,
believe it or not, there is a decline in throughouts heat related deaths and
strongest hurricanes in fact, not hurricanes, tornadoes. In fact, tornadoes peaked
in nineteen seventy two, and since nineteen seventy two, this is according to
the US government data, that is on the decrease. And last, but
not least, agricultural productivity has increased greatly. All of that sounds good.
All of that sounds good, but you're not hearing it anywhere. Else in
mainstream news, like looking at Hartland dot org, for example, on their
front page that you directed me to, and the top headline is if you
think that the Earth is on fire like you're you're being told. If you've
heard the news this week, you'd probably think that parts of the earth are
literally on fire. The corporate media continues pushing the narrative that temperatures are the
highest ever, but it's simply not true. I recommend everybody checkout Heartland dot
org, the CO two Coalition, and any of these other fine information sources
that are readily available for anyone if they care to take the time to find
out that the Yes, if they take time to find out the truth.
Steve Schulty, thank you for being a a torchlight of truth once again.
This morning, we'll talk to Rocco about getting fit. I have no idea
what he's got on the plate today, but we're about to eat it in
minutes seven. Lw oh, that's amazing. Be careful near White Rock Lake
in Texas. Since nineteen sixty four, there have been reports of a young
woman in a soaking wet dress who tells people she was in a boating accident
and needs to get to an address on Gaston Avenue. When she gets into
a car's back seat, she disappears. No, that's bas speaking of amazing.
Check out Eddie and Rocky. They have the fun times you're looking for
after a long day. No, that's Eddie and Rock Monday afternoon at three
point seven hundred WLW, try states Chevrolet. I've got in my workout Onesie
and my headband dancing to Olivia Newton John in the studio as we turn over
to the dawn of the first family of fitness in Covington, the Costellano family,
It's Rocco getting physical on a Saturday morning edition once again on seven hundred
WLW, Rock, how are you? You just gave me a visual that
I can never wipe out of my out of my brain. Good. I
was success, success and ahead. I wish you never did that. Well,
there's some other things that are I'm good. There are some other things
that are not healthy, and yet people continue to do them. And it
was something that I did for really over forty years, going back to my
teenage years, and that was smoke cigarettes. Now I've I've been blessed with
the power to quit doing that. It's almost four years. August fifth,
twenty nineteen was the last time I smoked a cigarette. And I've tried not
to inhale anything else, you know, and it's tough when you live in
the era of Bill Clinton not to inhale. But um, but you're amazed.
You're amazed that people still smoke at all. And I'm not so amazed
because it nicotine is such an addictive drug and it's not just a psychological thing
but a physiological thing, and your body becomes addicted to it. So I
mean, so, I mean, what do you suggest for people who are
struggling with smoking cigarettes and they know they need to stop because it's awful?
But what do we do rock well, you know, I mean, it's
still I just well, first of all, I think that people should not
even even try it, or I started, even when they're young. They
want to look cool. I see, I don't even think that smoking looks
cool. But it does still amaze me because there's been a warning label on
the left side of a cigarette pack since nineteen sixty six, since nineteen sixty
six, the Surgeony General, And I mean, really, I could see
why don't believe in the Surgeon General anymore, But there's still been a label
on the package that says, hey, guess what if you smoke me,
you make it lung cancer and die and mess up a baby. Here's here's
here's where the cigarette companies got away with a fast one rocco because when they
were required to put warning labels on their packs, they had a rotating bunch.
Now. I would always just try and find the pack at the store
that had the warning label about pregnant women in low birth weight because I knew
that was never gonna happen to me. As long as it didn't say it
could cause lung cancer, emphasema, or heart disease. I was good,
well well a lot smoking. So the three big things that if you can
do, you can add literally ten years to your life if you stop smoking,
right, and this should just be a thing that you can think about
and just do, and you'll you'll add ten years to your life. If
you stop smoking, you exercise just a little by taking a walk, and
you change your diet from the disgusting processed foods that we see on the grocery
shelves and go back to a more whole food diet, you can add ten
years to your life. Yeah, you know what, and I I gotta
tell you, Rocco, the way the way things are going right now,
with our government out of control and taking over more and more of our lives,
I'm not sure I want the extra ten years, but I have quit.
Stop. Listen, have a fantastic week, and next week. Next
week we will talk about something that you. Rocco is a biohacker and a
fitness trainer. We'll talk about some more biohacking stuff because I find that by
far the most interesting stuff we ever discuss. But thank you for preachings warring
against the dangers of smoking. We appreciate that as a public service. Seven
twenty two. It's seven hundred W LW the Tom Davis Diaries just ahead in
minutes. I'm making it effort to better myself. That's why I'm raising baby
sharks in my bathtub dinner time. That's also why I listened to Scott Sloan.
He takes on the real topics that affect me in my family. Plus
he's pretty funny. Look, I'm about the real stuff, yeah, the
problems and the issues that actually affect you. But I also make sure we
have a little fun along the play. That's low. He s got the
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Friends tells the story of uctors are in the load and mid sixties with very
low humidity and that carries over into the afternoon with an afternoon high in the
low eighties and lots of sunshine. Tomorrow, same thing. To wrap up
the weekend, tempters top out in the load of mid eighties. Chance for
a quick spody shower, but that doesn't look like it'll be much of an
issue from a severe weather station. I'm nine First Warning Meteorologist Cameron Harden on
news Radio seven hundred WLW seven hundred of WLW Sports. The Reds victorious last
night over the Arizona Diamondbacks. The Reds third victory in a row after the
long slump and now only a game and a half behind Milwaukee and nl Central.
The Reds got there with the you know, contributions from everybody, but
the big one was the Matt McClain Grand Slam nine to six the final.
They go back at it today at GABP at four ten. Our coverage on
the home of the Reds begins at three to ten. You're on seven hundred
w lw FC Cincinnati back in action the League's Cup against Sporting KC tomorrow night
seven thirty. That action on ESPN fifteen thirty in the wind, and the
United States Women's soccer team with a victory in Game one of the World KEP
against Vietnam yesterday, and they obviously will march forward. Right now, time
for the Tom Davis Diaries. I like to refer to these as the wild
and wacky stories from around the world, from around the United States. Tom
Davis has curated and gathered these together for you and has a wonderful, wonderful
report. Right Tom Good morning, Gary, Jeff. When they tell you
you might go blind, they might be right. But first, a Russian
is in the hospital after an attempt at self medication that didn't exactly work out.
The poor guy was attempting to alleviate devastating headaches by drilling a hole in
his head. And here's the thing. Making the whole was just the first
part of the plan. Phase two was to install a micro chip that would
provide electrical stimulation to ease the pain. Luckily, he didn't get that far
he is expected to be okay. A guy trying to break a world record
temporarily went blind. Timboo Aberie was trying to cry NonStop for an entire week.
He suffered headaches, a swollen face, and eventually partially losing his sight.
Was it worth it? Did Timboo break the record for the longest cry?
It doesn't matter. He didn't fill out the proper paperwork before he started
his attempts, so it doesn't count towards a record. It would be bride
that wishes to remain anonymous found out her fiance was cheating on her a few
days before the wedding, so she went along with it until she got down
the aisle at the altar. She turned to the crowd and said the man
she was about to marry was a total stranger, and whipped out her phone
and started to read text messages from his other lady. The groom was stunned
and walked out of the church in shame without saying a word. And finally,
her name is Keena and the Daily Mail's reporting about her addiction to toilet
paper. She eats the stuff every day. In fact, she considers herself
something of an expert. She says it's great to eat toilet paper. There
are no calories, there are no hangovers, and quote nibbling on a roll
really hits the spot. She prefers one ply to two and she's eating four
rolls a day. She's been at it for years. The estimate she's consumed
over fourteen thousand rolls of toilet paper. Next week, a mom in Ireland
pulls a decades old lasagna from the freezer, but no one's asking the right
questions, like what brand is this refrigerator? It sounds very reliable. Have
a great weekend. When you drive the number one most dependable mass market brand
three years in a row by JD Power, you can stop thinking about what
you can't do and start doing its Radio seven hundred WL John starting off the
weekend, nice and comfortable tempatures this morning in the mid sixties. You climb
up to the low eighties this afternoon with lots of sunshine. Humidity stays low
today and also for your Sunday a little bit warmer tomorrow, though his tempters
end up climbing to the mid eighties. From your severe weather station, I'm
nine first Warning Meteorologists Cameron harden On News Radio seven hundred WLW, clear in
sixty four degrees right now, I'm Sandy Collins. Next update at eight o'clock
on news Radio seven hundred WLW News twenty four hours a day news a Radio
seven hundred WLW. It's time for rock and roll Archaeology with the music professor
Jim La Barbara. Here on seven hundred WLW. She started answering phones and
doing some backup singing at Motown. She celebrated a birthday this past week to
talk about Martha Reeves and more. Jim Lebarbar, the music professor, joins,
and how you doing, prof good, good good. We just heard
but you're just playing that? That was the produced and composed of that gospel
backbeat, the jazz overtone, and do wop call and response vocals. That
was one of the first songs to exemplifying the style of music later termed as
the Motown sound. When I first met first Bug, it's the first time
we did an interview. I when princed her it's a Motown secretary who became
this recording story. She was really upset with me, But exactly what you
said. Nicky Stevenson was the an arm man at met Motown and she came
to audition n kids who wanted up make records. And he was playing a
nice way of saying, Martha, you know, come back later. We'll
see you later. And one day she's like almost in tears and like and
he said, look, look, he was really busy, answered the phone,
I'll be right back, and that was like right back was like four
hours later. And then she started actimulating. And I was working at Pittsville
answering the phone and helping her out. And so one day in recording this
or recording fishing going on and at the studio at Hitsville, and they were
in violation of the union rule. They were recording tracks without the singer and
the union agreement at that time you had to have a singer singing it live.
You couldn't do the tracks in those days. And a guy, a
union representative, made a surprise visit and Barry Gordy was going crazy. We
didn't sell me there very well, as I couldn't find very well. So
Marth the Reason overheard this. She went to the studio, she started singing,
and they heard that brassy gospel gravel voice and that was it. And
this record came out. This was the number four hit record in nineteen sixty
three, the first of ten top ten hits for her. And again it
was that holland those You're in halland group and Lamont wrote the lyrics listening to
the radio. They had a five day heat wave going on in the Motor
City and he said they saw a girl in the accident there and see what
happens, and then that's exactly what happened. So when was her birthday?
Then that wasn't he wasn't her birthday recently? Yeah? Tuesday? Okay,
eighty four? Correct? Yepararis. Let's go again to one of the holy
grail heavy metal, trippy rock songs of all time that has some correlation to
this week in music. Let's go to Iron Butterfly jib Well the album,
the album I'm Butterfly and I Got a Deviata and there the church this week
in nineteen sixty eight, and we climbed the number four and seller before million
copies in the States alone. The song itself hit like number thirty, so
it wasn't really a giant top ten hit. But the kids to get the
whole version of the seventeen minute from five second thing, you had to buy
the album. That's would set the album. That's what caused that excitement.
But here's what happened, web Blush. The drummer is getting together with vocalists,
then the lead singer, Doug England. He wrote the song one night
while drinking an entire gallon of red Mountain wine. So I think tells you
the story right there, and just that the picture right there. And so
he's inebriated, this this dogig going and he starts playing a song and and
b she is writing down the lyrics and what was supposed to be in the
Garden of Eden wasn't top it because he's slurring his lyrics as Anna got a
beta. So this mysterious titles one of the great legends and rock let me
thinking as this deep mystical meaning that's really a translation error, was supposed to
be in the Garden of Eden, and couldn't concently understand the guy. But
at the time, now the record company was okay with this title because if
you go back, the exotic sound of that title and the Eastern spirituality was
big at that tide of the Beatles going to India, oldly Stones experimenting with
the Indian instruments. And as for the meaning of the song, it was
just the guy affirming his love for his special girl. That was it.
And when it happened at the sound check, the engineer had the tape corn,
the producer wasn't there yet, and they were just kind of grooving and
it's filled with automists and what energy, though, is there? And so
the guys liked it and they just entered the town to The two minute and
fifty two second version was played on pop radio and then with the emergence of
that Them and the Underground So Cold Underground UH station, the album was played
in this entirely of the whole year, seventeen minutes. Yeah, we will
not, we will not play seventeen minutes this morning. But this is really
like this is one of the sounds that led the way for the development of
a hard walk and heavy metal music. In a got A Divita, the
album entered the charts this week in nineteen sixty eight. Let's pump this up
a little bit, lamb and enjoy at least a minute of the seventeen and
I got off then the hall. This is the true chug car with me
and alive please take mine, and I call don't you know that I gotta
be to b Don't you know that is the trouble and him, I understand
that dug Angle. It was doung Engle. He was inebriated after drinking of
a whole bottle of red water. And you said, H and the drummer,
And the drummer's writing down the lyrics as he's just singing it. The
thing is he couldn't understand he was singing in the Garden of Eden, but
he could understand all the rest of the lyrics. I don't know. I
don't know that's what happened. But it was a half yallon. They had
a half yellon, No, a whole gallon of red mountain wine. Oh,
I understand there was alcohol involved, There's no question about that. H.
He's seventy six today. One of the great prolific songwriting. You think
a great songwriting teams or songwriters in popular music, and you think about Lever
and Stoller, and you think about Holland Dozier Holland, you think about Lennon
McCartney. But you have to include Don Henley in that group. Latter day,
right, I mean just an incredible songwriter. Yeah, and you know
here's the drummer who's also the lead singer in the group. It's it's kind
of my news one itself. This was the first commercially successful song he wrote,
and this is one his birthday. A Witchee woman's name. The song
he was number nine hit in nineteen seventy two. That was the first commercial
hit that he was involved in it. And what happened was that Bernie Leaden
came over his house he lived there, the Hollywood Bowl, and he had
this minor key riff that sounded like Hollywood movie version of Indian music, but
not to kind of name music we've been talking about kind of stuff that when
the Indians ride up on the ridge and they're looking at the wagon train below
and as a haunting sound to it. So he had this and then the
lyrics came about John Henley had flew bead case of the flu. We need
to have a high fever and get a little delirious, And he was reading
the book about Zelda Fitzgerald, the wife of the author f Scott Fitzgerald,
and Zelda had a great deal to do with her husband's alcoholism and had her
own mental health issues. He was a strange ladies. She ended up spent
a lot of time with psychiatry hospitals, and he was a confatuated with her.
This while it bewitching, mesmerizing, flapper or the jazz age, you
know, some people said she was a daisy and in the Great Castody that
that was the inspiration. Anyway, So he's writing this about her and also
about suddenly the girls that he met at the Biscuit Goo going the troubadour they
have out there, and one of the girls was a matter of fact that
a roommate of a girl that Don Henley was was dating in the early seventies
and she practiced white witchcraft. This girl that was his roommate's girlfriend dambling in
the paranormal. But he said she was kind of she had good intentions,
she was okay, and she thought he thought she was charming, seductive,
and so she's involved in this mix of this this woman witchy woman too.
And he said he never took an into an even seriously. But if you
think about Don Henley later David perhaps the most famous white witch of the era,
Stevie Nicks. You know. So they come out with this song and
this is all the records that you know became a hit for the Eagles.
They sold of one a hundred fifteen million albums and seventeens hot boardy hits.
And this was the first commercial thing that he did. Man. Of course
he had Desperado of my Love one of these nays, so it's we can
go on on Hotel California. But this was this was that. Let's listen
to the birthday boy with the Eagles, and Witchy Woman pumped that baby up
rock and roll archaeology on a Saturday morning on seven hundred w l W bathing
here moving tips, sparks fy from the finger tips that God voices him and
she's a restless fear on a nless like see she got the mon chown night
shadows, firelight, crazy, laughed and another boom and drove self to madness
self spoon which chairwoment see it she whi chairwm she got me And once again,
happy birthday, Don Henley today on this day in nineteen forty seven.
All right up next, Jim our last in this segment, we do have
a special bonus archaeology piece coming up right after the news. But for this
segment, we're talking about Nicolette Larson, the late Nicolette Larson and a lot
of love. Yeah, she would have celebrated the birthday on Monday number eight
record in nineteen seventy eight. And it's like a thread in rock and roll.
You could write a whole book on the thread. Because here's another eagle,
Neil Young. So see here's what happens. See Neil Young wasn't an
eagle. Oh I'm sorry no, cause me mils an master. This whole
thing, this whole Malibu scene. Sure, it's it's the whole it's all
the California deal. Yeah, yeah, that Laurel King California thing. It's
too early in the morning. So see, here's what happens. So she's
the Nicolette License visiting Linda Rotsta at her Malibu home when neighbor Neil Young that
drops by looking for it and they're talking about stuff and he's playing as gold
Try and he said, I need a new female singer, and uh,
neilikes he hears he's a little jam session and Nicolette singing, and he's spurled
in together U Nicolet Lawison and then the rods that become the saddlebags, and
here in the background and sing background and Neil Young Romarica stars this bar's album,
and there's two different stories. Many wants that sang back up for Neil
Young with Nichel Leave, and she has stated that it was her idea that
Keep Lot of Love recorded, and the license producer thanked her by having the
top of the line sound system installed in her Recedes convertible. That we know
for sure, but Nicola Lyson says now she was dating. They were dating
and in the car with me or Young, they had this friendship and she
got the song off the tape that she found land on the floor of Neil
Young's car and she puts it in the tape player and they're listening to it
as they're driving around. She said, what's a great song. I love
that song, and Neil said, you want it, it's yours, and
that was it. She recorded the song, very positive song. People didn't
want to hear how bad the world was at the time. They had nice
sound, nice rhythm, nice grew to it and it becomes this giant hit
record, I'm told, and they did they had in that time for it,
and good when jeez, well, yeah, you just kind of disappeared
and met this waitress named Peggy working at the Belladista restaurant, and he became
his second wife and nicolete life I'm land to win the two mil books listed
the year award change. Thanks PROMP, I tell you what hang on after
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the Home of the Reds. I'm sure you saw, as well as myself
and a whole bunch of other people. The story that came out a few
weeks ago about the player union cropping up, as well as players individually saying
that when the postseason comes, they should extend the amount of time between pitches
for the pitchers and the batters as opposed to what it is right now fifteen
seconds with the bases empty twenty seconds with people on base, they feel like
you need to add time. And there was even one. It will get
to him in a moment that Scott Boris who said you should eliminate the pitch
clock all together. You're feeling on this totally disagreed, because that's when you
need the pitch clock because games are taking so so long. Play the postseason
like you played the regular season. There were seven hundred twenty one pitch violations
so far, there's been sixty percent of the games with no violation sixty percent
sixty percent, So I think it's working. Let's just keep the rules the
same even in the playoffs. I'm not a big rob man for a fan.
I think most people will realize that from listening to this program. But
I give him a lot of credit, and that is to stand up and
say early on now, and you never know what he might do down the
road. In terms of backing off from his original comment. But the original
comment was the same as you just stated, and I agree one hundred percent.
You know, change up. In the postseason, twelve percent of the
games you had multi violation ships. The average game is two hours and thirty
eight minutes. That's twenty six minutes less than last year. I like stats.
Yeah, and I'm on a rule talking about comments about rules changes specifically
for the pitch clock for the postseason. And we'll be back with more justin
moment. Tyler Stevenson here, and I know catching these days going green is
certainly catching on. But that afternoon high in the low eighties and lots of
sunshine tomorrow, same thing to wrap up the weekend, tempter's top out in
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G Jay Dubbs with one message this morning, reject digital currency. Reject
the Federal Reserves FED now digital currency because they want to control every aspect of
your life. Do it before they do it. Anyway, that's soapbox out
of the way. I told you we had Bonus Archaeology because as we were
getting the program ready this week and talking about who we were going to talk
about and what music we're going to play with the music professor, Tony Bennett
dies. So I said, we've got to do something, especially when my
friend Donna Thornberry sends me a picture that she found of Jim La Barbara back
in the day with Tony Bennett. So I said, I know he's got
stories, So let's go ahead and honor the great Tony Bennett. Jim La
Barbara, the music professor is back for Bonus Rock and Roll Archaeology. Jim,
when did you first meet Tony Bennett. Well, we go back,
way back, way way back. I guess in the You know, I
was walking and Roland in Cleveland, and every year he would send a Christmas
card to me in Christmas time with a note that he donated to a charity
in my name. Just a very gracious, wonderful man. When when I
saw this, I'm looking at the stories and Tony Bennett was the last man
standing the saloon croner, the jazz interpreter, the double interpreter of the Great
American Songbook, and the guy Smater called the greatest singer in the world.
And this guy took chances. If you go back to his career, with
an incredible career he had, they got back his father died, who was
ten years old, and he had to go make money for the family.
He saying in these little Italian restaurants and pro Bailey. Here's the one night
asked him to open for her and a club in the Gunnige village and she
invites Bob Hope and Hope here's him and said, say, you know,
he takes him on Twitter because he could change that name from Anthony bennetto and
he gives him the stage Nane Tony Bennett. And then he he gets a
contract with Columbia Records, makes a whole bunch of hit records. But then,
like in nineteen fifty six, he's still he's he's had a lot of
hits now, but he's nervous because he's getting a chance to do a summer
replacement TV show and he meets Sonatra, goes backstage to meets Sonatra, at
the Paramount Theater, and Sinatra says to him, you know a kid,
and he said he always called him kid, even though the later years called
him kid. So he'd been was called kit Sinatra calling kid. He said,
that's fine. He said, he's un nervous. I'm nerves. He
said, that's fine. People see that you're frightened. You make a mistake,
he said, that's fine. They're gonna come up closer and help you
even more. People see your planning. You make mistakes, that's fine.
Better your friends, and he said. Tony Beck said, he taught me
how to perform just with that one sentence alone. Well, I talked to
him about it. They said, here's Sonatra calling you the best singer in
the business. And then he went on for like three minutes telling me singing
the praises of Frank Sinatra. So here's this skater drops out of school,
did pretty good for himself. He did well for himself, and he always
took chances at the end, even now he's ninety five years old. Last
year and he does a show for a sellout crowd in New York and his
wife said she told a story on sixty minutes. You know, he couldn't
remember things and everything at that time. You know, he's going through the
critical problems. Once he saw the audience and he raised his hand on stage,
she said, I knew everything was okay because he became himself. He
just turned it on. It was like the light switch. And then he
sang a dozen songs, got twenty standing ovations that people who loved him,
and a few days later he had no memory at all. But he had
performed at Radio City and had no memory. Very humble, very gracious man
in honor, in honor of Tony Bennett. Everybody always references I Left my
Heart in San Francisco, the you know, the big iconic standard of his
catalog. But let's go back to nineteen fifty one, to his very first
hit, are you ready? Oh yeah? Great record nineteen fifty one.
He's with Columbia Records, Person Face Orchestra, and it becomes a number one
hit and number one every number. I'm sorry, Jim, number number one
one, number one, number one for ten wig, fantastic fablish him and
everybody loved it. Let's listen to Tony Bennett. There's a song my because
of You, My romance, hid It Star, the Cause of you,
the sun will SiGe, the moon and stars will say mind never, never
too far. I live for your love and your kids. It's padize to
be near you like this. Because of you, my life is not worth
while and I can't s my because of you. All right, Team Eddy,
here with two life lessons for you to remember. First, if you
miss part of the Eddie and Rocky Show, makes sure you text the podcast
on the iHeartRadio app. And I don't remember what the second thing is,
so just remember that first thing. I major League picture Hunter Green for your
next new card. Oh yeah, we we lost this little light of mind
intro Liam. I'm sorry. Liam is his first day flying solo here and
there are still some elements, but we are going to let that little light
shine because brother Rick Green is on the line right now. Brother Green,
I'm sorry we missed. Oh see, now there's our theme music. Look
at this. Liam, you're the best eight nineteen trying to be positive,
Brother Rick Green, load of mine. I'm gonna let it shine. I'm
gonna let it shine. I'm gonna let it shine, let it shine,
let it shine shine. Yeah, thank you Oakridge boys. All right,
I guess we're ready now, Rick how are you this morning. I'm doing
great. I walk our praying for you and your listeners. And Gary,
I hope you don't mind every time you play that song. I'm taking that
as you honor my dad. That was just absolute favor he left it you.
You told me that before, and I think that's awesome. Uh.
I had a God moment to share with you that happened to me this week.
I just real quick. You know, there's always anytime we got some
good testimony to add to our Bible verse, I'm gonna throw it in there,
or you do sometimes. Rick. This week, my friend Matt,
who I've known for years, an avowed atheist up until up until this past
week, he said he was out fishing on a lake and he found God,
he said, and it came at the end of his line with a
sixty pound catfish. He said. It wasn't anything about the fish, but
as he pulled up the fish into the boat, I guess to let it
go or whatever, he just looked around at Mother Nature and looked at all
of these different things. He said, this is amazing, and he couldn't
deny the fact that there was a divine creator, there was God. But
he never. He never saw this before, and it just was an epiphany
that God spoke to him, and I tried to When he said he found
God, I said, well, you know, God was never lost.
You may have been. God wasn't. So so what have you got?
What have you got for us? This morning, Rick, this hard day,
I'm claiming over my life and all of your listeners. As song fifty
one versus ten through twelve, it says, creating me a clean heart,
O God, and renew a right spirit within me. Castine not away from
thy presence, and take my thy holy spirit from me, Restore me unto
the joy of thy salvation, and uphold me with thy free spirit and chiefess
name. Amen. Amen. I don't think we need We don't need to
say anything else. Brother, that's great. Thank you, Rick, have
a blessed weekend and a great Stephanie Desney and the rest. You got it.
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WLW sports two Reds on a roll again after the long losing streak. After
the All Star break, the Rids got back on track two against the Giants
and then last night against the Arizona Diamondbacks are only a game and a half
back of Milwaukee and Nils Central. After the nine to six victory, which
was again highlighted and sparked by Matt McLean's grand slam home run off of Justin
Martinez. A fastball, now, this is one hundred point nine miles an
hour and he hit it like a rocket right out of the park for the
four run dinger. Can tell Marte by the way, the Diamondbacks no chumps
either. At the plate. He had his six career multi hit game,
homering twice and also had a triple. Alec Thomas added a home run for
Arizona, but it simply wasn't enough to match the Matt McLean monsoon that erupted
the Reds again coming out with the victory. They play again today at Great
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The game here on seven hundred WLW. Time to visit with Science Mike and
a little Science Minute. I gave them some homework last week, but I
forgot what it was, so we'll see as a night Scientist surprising, if
you know, blinding me. Now, Michael, do you even remember what
I said for homework this week? Well, I guess I'm reverting back to
grad school where I say you gave me homework. I forget what it was.
I don't know what kind of What kind of wine do you use with
eating fourteen thousand rolls of toilet paper? One that a white or is that
a red wine? For Tom Davis Diaries that that was an amazing story by
mister Davis. I can't believe that, man, just that's crazy. The
woman is eating toilet paper for years, four rolls a day. Do you
recall we talked about that, uh perseverance, the collecting the rover up on
Mars and they're collecting little samples and dropping them and we're gonna pick them up
and with another rover and shoot them up in the space and then pick them
up in space and bring them home to look at the Mars actual physical soil
samples. We talked about that, like, I don't know, like six
months ago. Yeah, it sounds like a very convoluted process number one,
very complicated and convoluted. But anyway, go ahead, Well, let's put
some dollars to this because you know, this is kind of like this is
interesting. The Senate this week basically lay down the law to NASA and just
for the twenty twenty four budget, just for this one mission, which is
called the m MSR mission Mars Sample Returned. It's a nine hundred nine million
dollars budget just for this they want for this year. And the Senate saying,
now, we're just going to give you three hundred million dollars. And
they're saying this to NASA just for this mission. Now, this is the
idea of how much money we're spending on this stuff. They want to guarantee
for NASA that they will not exceed five point three billion dollars for this for
this mission. It's just it's just for the development of it, okay.
NASA has started out originally asking for four point four billion, and now they
think it's going to just for the development is going to exceed nine billion dollars.
Okay. And now that that's that that doesn't even include the launch,
the operating costs for the for the for landing, it doesn't include the studying
the samples when they come back, orting like that, and it's just this
is like just keep for for all this money to throwing out there for just
to collecting some samples. I know it's I know it's I'm not one for
science, but let me they give you another example that kind of obsessed me
with the whole thing. Last week at at our church, they had a
collection to drill holes to get water for people in Cameroon, and it was
going to cost fifteen thousand dollars. And they're trying to get money from from
from the you know, the congregation that this uh this area. And here
we're spending ten billion dollars dollars, so go get forty three samples off the
surface of waters. You know what I mean. I just don't think.
I just don't see the juice for the squeeze on this one. Well,
we're spending you know, at the same time, Mike, we're spending billions
upon billion, hundreds of billions of dollars to prolong the Ukraine Russian War,
so we can't get water for people on the other side out of the grounds.
The US, the federal government waste six hundred and thirty eight million dollars
a day a day. What did Reagan say, we don't we don't have
it. We don't we got attack, we got a spending problem. We
don't have a taxing problem exactly indeed, but they're going to come after us
for taxes again. Thank you. Science Mike with us on a Saturday morning.
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Weather News Radio seven hundred W Saturday morning. This is usually the time we
talked to mister Egger as in mo Let's go there. Now, Hey,
Mo, how's it going going? Fine? Man? How are you are
you? Uh? Sipping bloody Mary's watching the Open on TV? Sort of
like that. Yeah, that's what I thought. I can't I can't find
a damn channel in the studio, So the hell of it. I'll wait
to watch a little golf when I get home. So anyway, that's going
on. It was just an add on for the Western and Southern Open.
And I want to ask you, just because we don't talk much tennis,
and it is the premier professional tennis event in this area. It kind of
puts the Cincinnati area on the map it being here every summer. How big
a deal if this tournament was lost to a city like Charlotte and it moved
out of Cincinnati. How how big a deal to the city of Cincinnati and
its sports profile is the Western and Southern Open in your opinion, I think
it's I think it's big, and I my guess is if the tournament moves
to Charlotte, that the ATP and the Women's Tennis Association would would still have
a tournament in Cincinnati, but I think it would be one of significantly less
prestige and a significantly lower profile. What boosts the tournament we have now is
it's basically a mandatory event and it's the biggest event leading up to the US
Open. You know, people in tennis don't love to use the word tune
up, but that's basically what it is. Most of the same players that
you'll see playing in New York a week or two later play in Cincinnati,
and so on the tennis level. On the tennis stage, it's it's a
huge event. I'm always struck when I go that. I meet people from
other parts of the world who are coming to Cincinnati and then making their way
to New York because they want to see both events. And so I think
in terms of player profile, number of players, purse money, world attention
cover, if we've got a different event, we would still get many of
the same players, but it wouldn't be as prestigious an event. And so
I think it's a really big deal. If we lost it, I hope
we don't, I fear we will. The good news is we at least
get it this year. All right. You FC Cincinnati in League's Cup action
against Sporting KSE. What's your assessment of the FC Cincinnati club so far this
year? I mean, you can't beat number one in the standings. They
beat their nearest competitor just a week ago in Nashville, and now they're in
this League's Cup thing. So what's what's moe Egger's assessment on FC Cincinnati in
this year in the MLS. It's it's pretty incredible story, isn't it.
You know it is. I mean two years ago this club was and I
think I've used this verbiage with you before, a local afterthought and I think
nationally a punchline. And now they're going to be in the semi fives of
the US Open Cup here in just about a month, get a chance to
play Lionel Messi, who was incredible last night for Miami with the game winning
goal in his MLS debut. But anyway, they're in that event with a
chance to win it. They have the most points in Major League Soccer.
Major League Soccer hands out the Supporters Shield, which is the trophy that goes
to the team that earns the most points. It's similar for hockey fans to
the President's Cup in the NHL, where the team where the most points gets
started the President's Cup. Obviously, they have a very good chance and only
be a postseason team, but win the MLF Cup playoffs and look, the
League's Cup features a bunch of teams from Major League Soccer, many of whom
se Cincinnati has already beat, and I think that the interesting thing about this
team for me is they started the season by winning a bunch of low goal
games, winning one nothing doing it with their defense. I think they have
progressed very nicely offensively, and they've also I think over the last few weeks,
with you know, a guy's leaving the team to go play for the
US men's national team, some roster turnover, They've had to win some games
while playing shorthanded. They've had to win some games while trailing. They never
really have taken their foot off the gas despite having played I think it was
ten games in twenty five days or whatever it was. They went through a
little bit of a lull after a week and a half break, but they
still have a chance to win a lot of hardware, whether it be in
the US Open Cup, whether it be in the MLS regular season, the
postseason in MLS, or in the League's Cup. This is a very very
good team and I'm interested to see how they perform in this particular event.
And then obviously once MLS player resumes to see how they do their World Cup
US Women, whether they win in their first match against Vietnam. Finally,
the US has a victory against Vietnam. It took all these years, but
so they're they're onward and upwards. What are the chances that the US women
repeat again? And mo according to laws Vegas very very good. I think
the odds going into the tournament were two to one, which I think made
them the prohibitive favorite. I was listening to a I was on a long
drive this week and listening to a soccer analyst talk about how this US women's
team might not necessarily be as dominant as you come to expect, but many
of the same names are there. Obviously, they beat the Vietnam to open
up play. They're considered one of the favorites, which is sort of a
norm, but you know, relative to when they won in nineteen ninety nine,
it does feel like, and that would obviously be the year when women's
soccer really sort of burst on the national stage. In the international stage,
it does feel like the pool of teams that could win this is much much
deeper than it's been in quite a while, but yes, the US is
still considered, if not the favorite, certainly a favorite. So if you
care, keep watching because you never know what might happen, as always in
sports, and you never know what might happen with this Cincinnati Reds team.
Obviously, the jubilation the club and the fans jubilation and the meaningfulness of Matt
mcclean's Grand Slam home run first of his career cannot be mistaken. But as
I'm watching this Red's team, Mo and We've talked to multiple times about on
any given day, any given game, somebody else is stepping to the four.
But there has been one consistent performer. And I want you to guess
who my unsung Red's hero is on this roster currently. Can you be thank
you Boom the guy. The guy has meant so much in the field,
on the base paths, and at the plate with timely, I mean just
at the at the most crucial time, Will Benson has stepped up. You
can talk about La de la Cruz and his amazing physical talents which there are
there. You can talk about the success of Spencer Steer, Matt McClain,
the veteran leadership of Joey Vado, the pitching prowess of the young Andrew Abbott.
But to me, the straw that it's been stirring the drink more often
than not has been number thirty. Yeah, I agree with you. And
he also seems like a really easy guy to root for. You know,
it's it's interesting if you look at this team for the majority of the last
five or six weeks, Will Benson has been batting ninth. What does that
tell you about their overall offensive depths. And he's such an interesting story because
he's a guy that the Cleveland team pretty much gave up on. The Reds
acquired in this offseason for an exchange for one of the players they acquired for
Tyler Mallley. He had a great spring. I mean, anybody that you
would talk to in Goodyear would say, dude, this Will Benson guy has
pretty much every tool. So he made the opening day roster and then he
didn't hit at all, and we sort of thought, Okay, we're gonna
we're never gonna hear from him again. He went to Louisville for a couple
of weeks, came back, had fixed his swing. He hits the ball
so hard you talk about physical gifts. I'm not sure anybody has the toolbox
that Ellie Dela Cruz has. But he can hit, he can run,
He's been great in the field. He plays with a level of emotion that
I think is contagious. It's been rare that you thought, God, he's
he's made a mental mistake or something like that. I agree with you wholeheartedly,
and in a different year, on a different team, we probably would
be talking about him more. But they do have so many interesting players,
so many good players, and so many interesting stories that he tends to kind
of get lost. But I thought the same thing last night watching the game,
and it just it hit me that, you know, certainly, watching
what they've done over the last month and a half, nearly two months,
on almost a daily basis, it feels like Will Benson does something to help
that team win. And I'm glad we're on the same page there. Well,
I'm glad that the Reds are playing the Diamondbacks while the Brewers have to
face off against the Braves. This is a good thing for Cincinnati this weekend,
mo U and I'll finish with this. Tyler Stevenson, my wife Chris
to two point zero thinks that Tyler Stevenson, because of his fine complexion,
doesn't look real. She said, said he looks like he's plastic. He's
like a ken doll. I said, only anatomically correct more than likely,
Chris, I don't know, but but any any thoughts on Tyler Stevenson looking
slightly plastic? Well, I don't know about plastic. I'll say this.
You know that when when the Reds have red Fest, they're always very nice.
They always designate a couple of players who are basically the ambassadors for red
Fest. And what they do is they spend a day like hitting every media
outlet in town, and so we're always they're always nice enough to bring us
whoever the players are, and we get thirty minutes or so in studios.
So we get Graham Asscraft and we get Tyler Stevenson, obviously two main cogs
for what the Reds are trying to do. And there is a woman that
we work with. I'm not going to mention her name. She sits pretty
close to where our studio is and she never really says all that much.
Tyler Stevenson and Graham Ashcraft come in and they're taking pictures with people and they
get done with the segment with me, and I had to walk them down
because they were going to go be on with Eddie and Rocky when they were
known with me. And this woman says, unprompted, boy, he has
nice looking tea. So that's what I can tell you about Tyler Stevenson from
a physical from a physical appearance standpoint, the guy has some nice looking tea.
And maybe that's what my wife is noticing because I do not have a
fantastic weekend. All right, man, you too? All right, Mike
Allen is here, and Mike, we're running right to the top here.
Liam, just let you know once on Saturday midday and what a got planned?
If we got a lot planned. During the rant, we're going to
talk about the testimony of the two whistleblowers before the House Oversight Committee on Thursday,
also the release of the FBI form from Senator Grassley's office that I think
that was Thursday. And I'm going to compare and contrast the Biden crime family
situation with Watergate, and really, the bottom line is there there really is
no comparison, non, Gary, Jeff. It just to me how this
country can sit there and give a collective shrug of its shoulders to this and
beyond. I mean, the media is a whole nother story. Is just
incredible. It's corruption at the highest level, and people act like they don't
even care, you know, and you don't even have to say admit that
it is that. Yet what you gotta do is investigated. My god,
it screams out for an independent, fair investigation of this thing, a special
cal so, a grand jury. And if the people in this country don't
care about that, well that's good. Then it's all over for us.
We're no better than any other tinhorn South American country. And the problem is
there's nowhere to go. We're the last bastion of exactly exactly and individual liberty
and freedom and doing things fairly in the right way. This is it.
And the media's excuses for Joe Biden's conduct in this thing. Oh, it's
just it's unbelievable. I can't believe I'm seeing this in the United States of
America. All right, Mike Allan, Saturday midday, coming up, the
after the show show at Huddles. If you want to get down and have
a cold one inside, it's going to be a beautiful day. I don't
know why anybody's sitting inside of a bar. I'm only doing it because I
have to. This from Tan Carroll went to Jason Aldean show last night.
It was a sellout, thousands upon thousands of American country music fans enjoying a
great show. Not a single racist word was uttered the entire night. There
were no hate, there was no violence, a great time was had by
all. Those who choose to make disparaging remarks about the songwriting and the intent
of Jason Aldine have no clue how wrong they are. Have a great show.
And Donna, you've been waiting a while. You wanted to hear Jason
Aldean. Hey, Gary, Jeff, Donna from Fairfield can't make the show
after the show today, but I would love to hear it. Old Jason
Aldeen as you roll on your way there, Well, here is what we're
going to do. Donna. I've got the new one where the one that
was out in May that's caused all the controversy because of the video, And
Donna, all they're doing in the video is showing people how awful are big
cities have gotten because of leadership or lack thereof leadership, and most of its
Democrat bureaucrats. It doesn't happen in small town America. You get it,
you get it. You get thirty fifty miles outside of any major city in
this kind of tree, and more often than not, you're gonna find patriotic,
hard working, uh God loving, country loving Americans. And Jason Aldean,
there you are. And Jason Aldean described it this way. Try that
in a small town. I dare you seven W LW sucking fu. Somebody
on the sidewalk, carjacking, the old lady at a red lad pull gout
on the owner of a liquor store. I love a school. Let the
fool cuts out, cups spen in his face, stop on the flag and
light it up. I think it's a Try that in into a small town,
Seffi, and make it down the rule around here, we take care
of our own. You cross satellad, it won't take low. I read
the Lenion dog trad Sai Mike. I was recalling that my granddad. I
was recalling the trip that my wife and I took Labor Day two years ago.
Yeah, we went to Mount Pleasant, Iowa, where I was born.
It's a town of about nine thousand, rural farming community. It's the
county seat nine thousand people. I don't think the population's changed right in fifty
or sixty years. Beautiful place, American flags everywhere, and people who care,
who are not going to let ANTIFA or BLM or anybody come and burn
down the courthouse or fire at police. It just doesn't have That's what we
need. We need more people speaking out and CMT Country Music Television. If
they're not extinct by the end of the month, something's wrong because they pulled
that video. Country Music Television. I hope they get the Budweiser treatment.
Times ten. Amen, brother, thank you have a fantastic show. We'll
talk to you next weekend. When you drive the number one most dependable mass
market brand three years in a row by JD Power, you can stop thinking
about what you can't do and start doing what's you never thought possible,