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So Jay Kurshner is here with me. I'm deck Stephen. How is your
I've heard you yet today much? How is the voice? And how the
lunch? Yeah, it's it's mainly the asthma, which is caused pretty much
by the allergies. So my throat doesn't hurt or anything like that, but
I have a lot of causing still from this asthma. Really, m well,
there's a whole you can follow the tree backwards. The asthma is caused
by the pollen. The pollen is caused by Mother Nature. Mother nature is
caused by God. God is caused by the Big Boom with what came for
God or the Big Bang? Or was there really even a big bang?
Under the circumstances, there are a lot of people today who even question whether
there is you know, we've oftentimes tried to grasp the idea of infinity.
There is no beginning, there's no end. And it's so because we are
mortal and we are finite. Hard to grasp the idea of infinity or being
not finite. It's almost impossible for our brains to I don't I think it
is. Maybe for Einstein it wasn't, but give us mere mortals, it's
not easy. Well, if you're looking at it this way, that if
the universe is infinite, it goes endlessly and every which direction. Technically we
are the center of the universe for us, just saying yeah, who we
are? Hello here, I am number one. So how long is this
going to last? Given the voice cloning, the starting of voice cloning in
radio, there have been people whose voices have been cloned. There's a big
lawsuit that's going to happen because these artificial intelligence things are taking people's voices and
they're using them and not compensating the people for their voice. So is it
possible? One thing that does not seem possible is a real voice cannot be
created by artificial intelligence. It has to clone it, it has to hear
it, it has to use it, and so there's a whole, but
a whole big bus load, if you will, of trauma that's going to
be created around this. Whether people the original serie on Apple that she wasn't
actually hired by Apple. She's a voice actor and she was doing something or
cut a whole bunch of things, and so she was never truly compensated had
she known that she was going to be Siri, the original voice of Siri
for how many years? Yeah, well listen, unga ponga, use my
voice, send me a check. I know. Actually there are a lot
of different you have done this. We were talking about this the other day.
A lot of people in radio have gone into since the big companies cheapened
the value of radio and personalities, they just take one voice and put it
in some cases, I know of people who do three or four different programs
a day on three or four different stations to try to sound local, but
they don't. And the astute listener who listens to this program, here's portions
of this program have been prerecorded. Hello, du The music is always prerecorded
and never say that, So what does that mean? What's left the announcer's
voice? So, speaking of paying the writers in Hollyweird have gone on strike.
Contract negotiations have fallen apart, so sadly, I wait a minute to
hold this is something that was so sad the fact that those guys that are
on at night, the late night stars of television are all now on reruns
repeats because the writers have gone on strikes. So the great Stephen Colbert and
Jimmy Kimmel and Jimmy Fallon and Seth Meyers are all shut down because of the
strike. Yeah, well, any kind of you can tell that they were
kind of expecting this because a lot of people were trying to bank as many
recorded episodes for things as possible or any series. We're trying to hurry up
and finish up, finish wrapping up filming their season because they I think they
kind of knew this was going to happen, so that way they wouldn't completely
be out. Because think about it, where it's not just with a lot
of the late night shows, S and L and stuff. There are so
many other people that have jobs on these shows that are further right for right
now out of work. But everybody stands behind and they're standing with the writers.
They are supporting the writers and what was happened was twenty seven. Yeah,
I remember that. It's it's a company town, and so people are
not going to cross picket lines. People are not going to do things that
would eventually affect their own because again it's such a heavily unionized community. And
so there's just I remember being friends with a couple of actors and how unionized.
When June Lockhart, who was on Lassie and that Space show, she
and I were great friends for a number of years, and she would she
was such a union supporter and she used to come on she met me and
found I was in a talk world. She used to come to all of
the talk conventions with me, and she was an interesting character. But one
of the things I put this together that was so she was almost rabid about
it. The union's got to take care of the union guys. So anyway
this strike is going to do. It doesn't help the advertisers because ratings go
down. It doesn't help anybody. And with all strikes, there is this
question as to whether you're really better off if you walk out for a week.
Maybe it'll be okay, two weeks, three. Once it gets to
three or four weeks, then they no matter how much they pay you.
The union pays you. It's not what you get for doing your job.
And if you get an increase in pay, it's usually never enough to make
up for which it didn't make in the weeks that you were on strike.
So and because in Hollywood it's a gig economy, the actors get paid for
showing up to act. The writers get paid for the quality or the quantity
of what they write. There's nobody on salary. Who's sitting there. Okay,
let's see what am I going to write today? Although there are people
who are doing that in the writer's rooms. They all get paid, you
know, they even though there's a gig you call me. The unions have
very strong healthcare. For example, my son and his wife both have been
through that, so I can speak. I don't. I haven't really,
but it's it's for that group. And then Sophie's mother also, who's been
a producer of some really big programs. They only get paid when the show
is being worked, and if it's not being worked, they don't have health
insurance. They don't have They just don't spread it out. If you don't
have a job, you don't have health insurance. So if you keep working,
keep acting, keep writing, keep directing, keep doing whatever it is
that you do, you're going to get paid and you'll have benefits. If
you're not, then you don't. So and for a time, both Brendan
and Sophie we're king on anything, so they didn't have any insurance. And
that was okay when the two of them are by themselves, but now they
have a baby. You got to figure out how to cover those sorts of
things. And I think so sure about the sticking points, but that could
be one of them, because it usually is how do we make the insurance
last a little longer? Anyway, the idea is to staff some of these
shows with a certain number of writers for a specific period of time, whether
they're needed or not. And that's to answer what I just suggested. That's
to make sure that they're getting their benefits. Staffing doesn't mean you're getting paid
full salary. It just means that you're going to have benefits much as anything
else. So it probably would affect I would think Saturday and i'd live too,
right in any of these shows. Yeah, yeah, they're going to
have to be on hiatus as well. Yeah, isn't there something didn't I
see something somewhere. I heard something yesterday and I think I saw it with
Live the former Bryan and before that it was Kathy and Yeah, Yeah,
yeah, Kelly, Kelly and Mark, Kelly and Mark. Now the husband
and wife team are only recording. They're they're doing them live three days a
week and recording them twice a week, and so it isn't live anymore.
So how can you say live with Regions or whoever? Kelly and Kathy and
well were some were in the news because they were banking. I think they
were almost two recording two months out because they go on hiatus for the summer,
and a lot of times it is just previously recorded, previously aired episodes,
and they kind of wanted to have a lot of new information or new
conversations even if they were going to be on their summer hiatus. So they
decided to just go ahead and bank a whole bunch. And now you almost
wonder were they banking some because of the writers strike coming. Well, there
are a lot of you know, these people know that it's going to happen
as they get more as the advertising business at the moment, which supports radio
and television isn't great because of the circumstances we find ourselves in economically. I
think that there are a lot of businesses that are not doing as well.
Although advertising seems to be picking up, it still isn't what it was.
It hasn't been what it was since twenty twenty. You know that almost fifteen
years of stuff has almost killed the business. You can see, you can
hear it on your stations. What's there and what isn't there? What used
to be there? What isn't there now? All of these things, the
big stars of radio that used to make millions of bucks, they're all gone.
And names that you don't know have shown up. And is it as
good as it used to be? Not? In many cases it's not not
at all. And that's because the big companies, like everything else. It's
like these banks. You know, we were talking yesterday about Republic going down
the chute and what happened to the money. The money was all everybody who
had an account their money was protected and moved over to j C. Martin,
Morgan Trust or what does it Chase? J C Chase. I forget,
but the biggest bank, the four biggest banks in the country that have
now gotten bigger because of the default of these three other banks. And that's
what happens. They can't fail. The government says they are too big to
fail, so they are the protectorate of the money at least. But if
you had stock in republic, forget it. It was worth Friday four hundred
dollars a share yesterday three dollars and seventeen cents a share today zero. That's
it, see you later. And that's not because it was badly run.
The first bank, that bank in California was badly run. I had dinner
last night with a guy who's an investor, financial guy, and he was
explaining some of the ins and outs of this stuff. It's just the big
get bigger, and the small look at And I don't say that. I
say this lovingly. I'm the last guy producing a program that is I'm on
my own independent. Everybody else has been eaten up or run out of town.
It's Wednesday, May the third, So may the third be with you?
Why not? Right? Maybe we almost almost there, so Ed Sheeran,
speaking of almost there, has spent five days in court so far.
We've been tracking this more or lest every day. The copyright infringement trial his
single going back to twenty fourteen, Thinking out Loud. According to the people
that are on the other side, the root of all evil is this song,
and how similar it is to Let's Get It On, the song that
came. I think that's a like a nineteen sixty seven, sixty eight.
And when Townsend, who was a writer and a singer and a performer in
Detroit with Motown who wrote the first song Let's Get It On, and so
their family, it isn't Motown is going after Ed Sharon. So it looks
like not only is he frustrated, but he said, you know what,
if I don't win this or if we don't get by all of this,
I'm done. Yeah, I work hard enough of this. He did not
do this. The his co writer for the song Thinking out Loud, any
Wage, said that they absolutely did not do this, and it's actually pretty
devastating. Diminishes everything that they have have done. And a lot of songs
do tend to sound the same and funny enough, the co writer, even
Amy Wage, points out that the song almost sounds more like Van Morrison's Have
I Lately? Because which is favorite songs in the world. Matter of fact,
if you can grab that quickly. I should have had to do that,
James, there is something about that song. It's been done by any
number of people. Yes, and they have permission for that one because then
they she even says, they use the same chords and it's just in a
different key. So how why did nobody come after Van Morrison? For have
I told you lately? Then if that's the case, and it's right,
it's not even the errors or not the airs people who inherited the rights or
anything like that. For Marvin gay Side, it's strictly at Townsend's. I
think there's a money grab going on here because as we've said also any number
of times from the outside looking in, there are only eight notes, right
do re mi fa sol laddo? Eight notes? There are lots of different
instruments that can achieve variations on those notes. Your vocal chords can achieve all
kinds of variations, as we know by the different styles of music. There's
country music, there's adult contemporary music, there's there's R and B. There's
just so many different variations. And so it seems to me have to give
in to that to a certain extent, understanding that it is is this worth
pursuing. He doesn't think that this business is worth pursuing any longer, which
would be a shame because he's quite a creator and quite a force. Yeah.
So anyway, I think that we're, you know, the legal system
being what it is, and lawyers being what they are, and people who
look at the Edsharance certainly is having a good time making a lot of money.
But that doesn't mean he doesn't work hard, because, thank you,
I think most of these people do. So. The seventeenth annual Youth Turkey
Calling Contest was held. Okay, this is something goes on in Vermont every
year. There's a camp that teaches youngsters of various age groups to perform a
specific set of calls using handmade turkey callers, or sometimes they listen to how
a turkey really sounds and then they try to mimic it. So here's what
they This is what they hear in order to learn what the turkey call is
supposed to sound like. Here are the turkey calls from the turkeys that they
hear. Sounds like some foul language. Sorry, that's very good, Jakes,
actually was fabulous. Okay, So that's what the teacher plays for them.
The audio, so that the youngsters, most of them are fourteen to
eighteen years of age, they get to listen to this and then they try
to score in a competition and how well they perform of obviously how good,
how well they get the clocks and the purse and the whatever it is the
yelp. So here are some of the winners in the annual turkey calling contest,
going huh that's a human. Yeah, whoa Josh grossen Bucker. I
believe it's how you pronounce his name. They have this every year and so
they all sound pretty much alike in the manner of speaking. And so they
have winners that are in the in the teenage category and then the younger eight
to ten year olds who won a Sawyer Sheldon of Dorsed, Vermont one first
place there. But I thought you ought to be up on what the latest
is in turkey calls. So that's what they sound like. If you have
an opportunity near you to can do a turkey calling contest, that's what you
should do. It's definitely would have thought that this would be something that would
happen in November. Really, have you heard the husband calling contest? That's
something I'm like, what does affairs or festivals do or whatever. And then
women will get up there and just do kind of like a turkey call or
whatever, like they're calling for other animal, and they will use their husband's
name and they'll do husband calling contests. All right, quack quack quick.
They ought to be a duck calling contest as well. All right, well,
I think we've taken care of that moment in time. Now it's time
for us to focus on women and women in the news. The Pope has
made a very interesting call. Some say he's made history by allowing women to
vote in bishops meetings. As you know, the Catholic Church among the most
sexist organizations in the world, not just in our country but around the world.
Run by men for the benefit of men. It's all about men.
Well, the impact the environment of having women more involved, it's an increasing
problem for the Catholic Church. So anyway, the business of women, the
bishop's meetings, they are all kinds of ways in which the you know,
it's just these days men when when the Pope is around and visiting various places,
there have been questions about gender equality in the Catholic Church. People are
not afraid anymore. It was deemed irrespect not the word, it's not respectful,
but what's the respectful? Thank you? Disrespectful to question the pope about
anything? Right, in the church, he's the decision maker. Remember when
George George George King, George Bush used to say, I'm the decider.
Well, in the Catholic Church, the pope is the decider. So there
are a lot of people who say, oops, wait a minute, this
is just symbolic. It seems to have some interesting implications for the role of
women in the church. By granting women the right to vote, the pope
is basically signaling that he recognizes their importance in contributions to the church. And
why shouldn't he. How do you have men without women? Right? I
mean, that's the simple, most basic thing. There are no men if
there are no women. Duh. And so how is it that this has
happened? This is a perfect I think the Catholic churches and the people always
are taking shots at me because they consider this to be bashing the Catholic Church.
I'm not bashing it. I'm just telling a story that is, or
telling you what's going on, because I find it interesting in the world that
the Catholic Church and many religions there's out of touch with what reality is.
Maybe that's a good thing. Maybe it's a it's like an oasis to go
someplace and be away from the noise of the maddening crowd, if you will,
and we all look to it. You know, it has been the
case until the spotlight team in the Boston Globe went after Cardinal Law and all
the bishops and priests and people involved in the scandal, and so it has
changed people's thoughts. But if you're really a true believer in Catholicism, it's
hard for you to go to get away from, you know, the fact
that this is, you know, the one true church. So they say,
yeah, also the a lot of religions across the board too. There's
a little bit of a fear that isn't sotilled in us more than a little
bit question. Yeah, yeah, it's a question of religion. It's just
a question God himself. And that's you know, that's a scary thing when
you're at child, and a lot of times it kind of just follows you
into a dot. Yeah. The pope is God's representative supposedly on earth,
which is okay, you want to believe that that's great. I don't believe
it. I don't believe it. I think that everybody is God's representative.
I do believe it feels right to me to think that we are created in
the image of some greater being, whatever that being is. You know,
there's a stuff that you can see from early translations of the of the Bible,
pictures of God. He said he created man in his image. Whether
God is a he or a she, I don't know that it's either.
Frankly, I don't know that we really ever could understand what that energy is
that is. I for to it as infinite intelligence. But whatever it is,
you know, it's just a it's a generational thing. He started.
No, I'm just going to say. And then it's there's the controversial conversation
too, of the Bible, in any form, for any religion, was
written by man. So it's you know, great Matthew, Mark, Luke,
and John tell the same story four times in four different ways. It's
like people watching a car accident on the corner of this tree. Ten people,
ten different versions of the car crash. So that's the way it is.
So anyway, the situation with women having the right to vote in bishops
meetings? Is you know who even knew that women were allowed to go into
the bishops meetings? I get too much into the weeds here. I just
find it. I'm happy to see that this sort of begins a new era
of progress. And maybe because they're all about the inclusivity these days right in
politics and school and life, bring everybody in. So maybe this is the
first baby step for the church to figure it out on your own. Help
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Maybe this is a little too self promoting. The Farmer's Market season opener
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the Farm, or as we say here in New England, the fam is
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have our tours. Try to avoid the mud and the water and stuff that's
everywhere. But it's fun to get things open. I know. It really
is the beginning of spring when we open up the ice cream bus and people
come to buy ice cream, wander around, see the pigs and the cows,
and the ducks and the and the this couple of new These new pigs
are really kind of fun. Actually, I want a pet pig. I
have a Oh, it'd be great. They're so smart. A friend wants
to have chickens and and all kinds of things in her backyard. She's now
gone on to bees and that fights her birthday. Happy birthday, Jen.
The idea of having all of these things in your backyard, however, sort
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Everybody wants to have chickens now, right, chickens. Let's have chickens in
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you, right if you feel it? So birthdays today, openings today,
good times today, we'll be Let's get to Kevin Costner's problem Jay with his
wife. She no longer wants to be his wife, file for divorce.
She's forty nine, he's sixty something, right, sixty eight, and they
have a couple of children together, if I'm not mistaken. Yeah, yeah,
three two boys, one daughter, ages fifteen, fourteen, and twelve.
They lived together for a number of years before they got married. Is
this an example of marriage ruining a good thing? Well, they've been married
for eighteen years, so maybe not. So what's the problem, though,
is the question irreconcilable differences has been labeled a number of things, So I
think that's for the legality of it around one of the options that they have
to do. It doesn't necessarily have to mean infidelity. Yeah, but he
had Kevin had nothing but good to say about his wife. Why not their
relationship? I see, I think that's the smartest thing. If you can't
be with they got stuck on. They can't be with the one you love,
be love the one you're with. That's not the point here. But
loving somebody or being with them is not necessarily always the best thing for you.
If it doesn't work, it doesn't work. And so many people stay
in circumstances that are just not healthy for anybody. I understand how it works,
understand how people want to sort of take the path of least resistance,
but at any rate, in this circumstance, it looks like they both agree
that it's time to move on. So and there's a big thing with Yellowstone
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Pet show've been on there for a long time. What a wonderful place spend
a couple of hours. If you love your dog, your I posted if
you go to my Facebook page Warren Facebook dot com forward slash Doug Stephan,
although I think we posted it also on the good Day Facebook page, picture
of Daisy looking up at the camera and my feelings and thoughts about Daisy or
there. And I said to Jay, we don't have a contest. Don't
you do on your program that's on the year many of the same stages to
carry this program carry you on the weekend. Do you ever do contests that
get people to send in pictures of their pet I don't, And you know
there's reasons I don't do. That is because quite honestly, everyone thinks that
their dog or their cat is by far the best. Well of course,
so in other words, if I make a decision, well you know,
I like this than that cat, then I'm in trouble. And I kind
of played the I'm like a politician one to come with. So, speaking
of big trouble, do you see the story in Florida where this python,
this trapper was able to get a hold in the Everglades region of this huge
python. It's gotten tens of thousands of views on youto YouTube. This guy
is what he calls himself an invasive species hunter. His name is Mike Kimmel.
He's the Python Cowboy. He found an invasive female python Burmese python and
grabbed it by the neck. It was sixteen feet long, weighed fifty pounds.
He dragged it out of a swamp and he was heard yelling, good
Doug, she's strong. There's a big snake. Guys, who in the
world is nuts enough to do that? You know, there's a whole art
handling snakes. They when they grab them bout behind it. It's called cupping,
and you got to be really really quick, and you only get one
shot at it, believe me. So, yeah, you know, and
that's part of the problem. People will get an exotic pet, whether it
be I don't know, a snake or some other type of pet, and
then you know, it gets bigger. What's they're gonna get smaller? Of
course, it's gonna get bigger. And then they release it. And now
looked at Florida is being invaded by by pythons and other types of snakes as
well that are not native, just because people bought them as pets and then
released them into the wild. It's I don't get people like that. I
just this doesn't make no sense, and now they're destroying the normal everyday species
that live in that area, like the Everglades. Yep. Okay, here's
a note in the Medical Research department. This is a focus on pets and
how they help people quit smoking. How in the world do you suppose that
happens? How a guilt? It's guilt, it's guilt. We realize now
that secondhand smoke affects our pets as much as affects people in cans. So
it's the guilt factor. And believe me, it's so easy to guilt people
when it comes to their pets, I suppose. So the smoking is a
big you know. Speaking of that, it's kind of interesting. For the
first time ever, recreational drugs made the ASPCA Animal Poison Control List as the
top ten toxins for pets. Big increase, big increase in cannabis toxicity uh
compared with five years ago based on one Yeah, you know what it is,
people. I don't care for what people do. What you want to
do. But what happens now, especially in the cities, is people might
be smoking pot and they'll throw the the tip of it on the floor and
then pick it up and eat it and you know it's it's happened to my
son's dog walking around West Hollywood having two or three times crazy. You can
talk around West Hollywood with with without without getting high. It just doesn't just
standing around this right. The rescuers that saved this raccoon stuck in a peanut
butter jar and the headline reads raccoons saved from sticky situation. So anyway,
story in a Facebook post homeowner spotting this raccoon, and of course as soon
as it was shared, it was all over the place, head first in
the peanut butter jar. Raccoons do that, They get into your garbage.
Yeah. I saw something the other day that I never saw before. I
was in a pretty rural area and I saw a only when I heard of
a herd of raccoons. I've never saw it before. There must have been
at least a dozen raccoons altogether running across the field. I never saw that
before. Wow, here's something else you brobably never saw. This is jaw
dropping. And talk about a fortune and fortunate. A lady who was in
late stage renal failure. Her life was saved after her dog found a kidney
donor smelling isn't this amazing? The dog knows the smell of the lady,
and so the dog finds a kidney donor on a beach. The odds are
one in twenty two million that this would be a perfect match. Yeah,
I give that dog an extra biscuit that night, I think, can you
imagine that? Though the nose is amazing, we'll talk about that, the
dog's nose. We'll talk about the old factory. That's my specialty. In
a week. Dogs Noses up next with Lauren. You're on good Day the
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