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Jennifer Horne is here with me. I'm Deck Stephen. This the Good
Day Program. This week is by a book week. Yeah, think about
that dummy that you're going to tell your friends, Hey, buy a book,
right? And an age where there are television sets in every room and
the internet has movies galore. Almost seems like the video is taken over our
lives, the art of books being read? How long ago is I got
you that Kindle for Christmas? When was that? Remember that it was a
long time ago? You still use it? Is that one out? So
I had to replace it? But yeah, you got me. It was
actually the Barnes and Noble version of the Nook, which I really liked.
Yeah, well, I just think when I have a free moment, because
what's required to do this program properly is knowledge about a lot of things.
So I find myself reading a lot of items that are on the various news
sources that I have every day fourteen fifteen sixteen different places that I surf through
not only what we're doing the program, but usually at night at the end
of the day, I come up here and I surf around to see what
I think is going to be top of mind stuff for the next day and
so. And when I'm on a plane, I read, but I don't
read books, although I have a couple of books. As a matter of
fact, I have a John Wayne diary, not diary, biography that I've
taken almost a year to read. And then there's the book that Victoria gave
me about Dog. That's a wonderful book. And but I ye know I'm
looking at I read all of the magazines, News Max and I choke on
some of that stuff every once in a while, and Reason magazine, the
libertarian magazine, and Mother Jones that's another thing I choke on from time.
But I think I need to know at least kind of what's going on.
And then you know, you have the usual sources, the people stuff online,
USA the news, not the USA Radio news, but yeah, USA
Today newspaper. There's a lot of stuff to read anyway, and so I
don't do myself the favor. I'm just going into some kind of relaxed mode
to read a book because I know what will happen when I start reading a
book. It's different than reading magazines and stuff. I go to sleep.
I fought it just relaxes me to the point of gonzo. Remember I used
to when I was doing Mornings and Providence back in the eighties, I used
to drive. I'd get up every morning at three and i'd drive down.
It was about an hour's drive, and I'd read a book. I had
an old Mercedes and we had it was a bright it was a bright light
in the car, and I'd be tooling along Interstate ninety five and I'd just
there's nobody on the road. So I'd read the book while I was driving.
Wait a second, I told you that. I've told you that before.
I don't know, how would you read and drive at the same time.
This seemed like good advice, for I didn't say it was good advice.
I'm talking about We're talking about book week, and that was a time
when I read books when I was driving at four o'clock in the morning.
To Providence and there's nothing on the road, so it was a straight road.
I just kind of read and drive at the same time. Anyway,
maybe it's a little crazy, but the point of the matter here is that
the whole era of books and reading books and the fact that people still write
books if it weren't, you know, for the people writing stories, writing
books that be no movies really and television programs, a lot of them are
inspired by things that are written the people. And that's I got started thinking
about this because we mentioned Stephen King and how he likes Mambo number five that
motivates him to write whatever it is that motivates people to write these things.
How sad would it be if we didn't have books to read? And how
sad is it now that the old fashioned art of reading a book is slowly
fading away because of the damn devices. So this week visit your local library
local bookstores. There are Barnes and Nobles still around. A matter of fact,
we had one here and shopping center moved across the street to sort of
a strip mall, but there's still you go in there. There's a lot
of other things you can find the bookstore, but the bottom line is that
I think it would be pretty impossible for us to live and communicate without books.
It is a perfection of an art And I wonder, as I say
that, whether there's going to be artificial intelligence AI writing books, don't you
doesn't the AI have to have some It does, but you got to give
it an idea. That's well, that's what I'm saying. It has to
have a ticket doesn't come up. AI has no original ideas. It has
to be fed. And you've been using it somewhat on your local program in
Los Angeles, Right, we just play with it to see what it's capable.
What is it? So should we hear? How would we do that?
If we did it here? Well, go to chat GPT and type
in some stuff and then our producer found voice AI, and so we put
in a bunch of stuff for Joe Biden to say, a bunch of stuff
for Donald Trump to say, you, oh man, it's pretty scary.
So James, why don't you go? And where does he have to go?
Where does he goes to? Don't know where the voice one is.
That's a chatgy BT is regular AI where you can say, in fact,
you can just try it now type in a bio. I need a bio.
I need a biography for a short biography for Doug Stuffen from the Good
Day Show. They'll come right up. Let me see how accurate. All
right, Well, while we're talking. While you're figuring that out, there
is some news from science this week. Apparently some folks have gotten together to
create human embryo like structures grown solely from stem cells. I've been talking about
this for a long time, ever since the stem cell thing became a thing
with religionists. People say, oh, we'll put a stop to that.
No, there's a boat that a ship like the old Norway that was bought
by a bunch of investors, and this ship floats around the goes around the
world, and it stays in international water, so it can do the research
without being in trouble with a law in any particular jurisdiction, Like it's against
the law in America, so if you're in the two hundred mile zone during
this work, you could be arrested. So anyway, as a result of
that, they have stem cells capable of developing outside of the womb, and
they've kept them alive for more than a week. Wow, this is without
the use of sperm or fertilized eggs. It's completely synthetic. In other words,
a human being that's not really a human being. Hey, howes that
blow your mind? That's gross. I don't know, it's just so much
for me. I can't handle that kind of stuff. I just think it's
bed. This is damn that damn artificial intelligence. Of course, what the
hell do you think is going to come out of this? It's any good
for humanity? It isn't. There's nothing of others. It's about money.
And people say, well, it's about research and science. No, it's
about to sell destruction. That's what it's about. So apparently this new embryotic
structure, this uh, this new thing displayed functions and cell types that were
the same as naturally fertilized embryos. Wow, this is the company's called commercial
pregnancy. Great, and so anyway, they're trying to figure out the gestational
value of this and apparently putting all these ingredients into a test tube, in
fourteen days you can get a baby naturally fertilized embryo. Gosh, so what
is what then? Yeah? What happens? So man, all right,
so you got James has gone to the Computer World, and I found what
have you done? Yeah? Yeah, so what have you done? What
have you done? I went to chat GBT and I typed in word for
word, I need a short biography for Stephen's Good Day Show. And I
went to this free voiceover SPEECHIFI app that's online and put in the text that
chat GPT gave me, and then this is a voice that it will give
me. So this is a short biography about the Good Day Show, made
strictly by AI right here. Doug Stephen is a seasoned radio host and broadcasting
veteran known for his engaging and informative Good Day Show. With a career spanning
several decades, Doug has become a household name in the world of morning radio.
Born with a passion for broadcasting, Doug Stephen embarked on his radio journey
at a young age. Over the years, he honed his skills and built
a reputation as a trusted voice in the industry. His commitment to delivering news,
entertainment, and thought provoking discussions in an engaging manner has endeared him to
listeners across the nation. Isn't that crazy? So she said? So?
She o? Good God, No, it's good. Who is that that
is gone this? How long did it take James? It took him about
four seconds that it really did take off this voice. Her name is Aria.
I think it's just a regular AI boys, but they've got all sorts
of different options. They got Michelle, Monica, Brandon, Christopher probably celebrities
in here too. No, it's absolutely crazy. Does that blow your mind?
Doug's I'm going backwards now. Let's talk about what the paleontologists have found.
One hundred and fifty can there's a dinosaur fossil of a bird that was
found. It's one hundred and fifty million years old. There's been a lot
of discovery lately. I know whether the evolution of archaeology is changing because this
summer it seems to me. Maybe it's just me paying attention to stuff like
this more than I used to, but seems to me. Does it seem
to you that there have been more discoveries of dinosaur stuff? This was?
Didn't they find something recently? A whole in a dinosaur eating another dinosaur and
they must have gotten killed in the mudslide because their beings were together fossilized.
And there's that kind of stuff going on. Just a lot of very interesting.
Here's a new study to kind of put a cap on this. The
study suggests the ability to remember the order in which information is received. And
what has been found is that this going back to the reading further into the
synthetic stuff here, human beings are likely to be the only ones that can
function now with a memory, a complex human brain that keeps things in order
in our brain. Wanted gen er alive. Someone to take care of the
artificial intelligence part of our program. Yeah, mostly did I think under the
circumstances. All right, Larry touch into social media and I have been been
reluctant to mention Donald Trump's name only because it gets Jennifer going. But it's
yeah, well that's okay, it's all right. Trump's truth Social has apparently
gotten a lifeline this week. There was a deadline for a big cash infusion.
It was needed to keep this thing alive. He apparently is doing like
he does with everything else and uses other people's money here and we know why
he got back on Twitter. Yeah, you got a head your bet,
see you later. So what did you ever? Were you ever on truth
Social? Yes? I am on true social you are? And what I
find like it's you know, it's definitely number four behind Instagram, Twitter,
and Facebook. Right, Okay, so like Twitter though, that's what it's
designed to be like so but it's it's owned by Trump Media and Technology Group,
Inc. So is there advertising that support? Said, where do you
get the money? Is he taking money? Can't keep rating his campaign account
because that's all gone paying for the lawyers. So the campaign money, this
kind of came out after the election, So I think it was. I
know Devin Nunas, the former congressman, was involved in fundraising. So I
think, like any other business venture, you know, there were a lot
of people It's not just about Trump, I know, surprisingly, but there
were a lot of people who are now acutely aware that big tech was colluding
with the government during COVID, and so yeah, I think there was an
appetite for a more free speech platform. In fact, that's what like Rumble
and gab, like all these different platforms came out around that same time because
people wanted to have an ability to post things without being censored. So I
think there was probably an appetite for that for investors for a while. So
has there been any connection to truth social in any of the legal harangues that
he's in. I don't think so. I know that they and I could
be wrong. I don't know of any connections, but I do know that
I think it was Jack Smith who has been going after him and says he's
got more indictments coming against Trump, so get ready for that. He said
that he wanted all of the access to his Twitter stuff. I guess they
were spying on him via twitters, but I don't think so. Trump also
said this has been this making the rounds on all of social media. Quote,
I'm allowed to do whatever I want with classified documents. So why is
this back in? This was some podcast? I think he was done with
Hugh Hugh at as a matter of fact, he was this week. Yeah,
yeah, And he says I can do what I want. What brought
that about? And is that true? That's what's all over a lot of
the social media. I'm allowed to do whatever I want with classified documents.
I didn't hear him. I didn't hear him say that. I listened to
a well the interview, I didn't hear it all. So it's possible that
I mentioned that. But I know that all along he's contended and by the
way, every president has contended that they have the right to declassify anything.
That's the plight of being the president. Now, whether or not he went
through the process of declassifying those documents or telling someone, Hey, I'm declassifying
this stuff. What are you trying to get him on? How do you
Yeah, but what do you do to declassify? What do you classifying these
documents? Yeah? So what kind of foolishness is all of this? I
mean, there's some stuff, there's some I think there's some legitimacy to going
after him with a few of these things, but all of this piling on
it calls into question what is the motive? And I know the people that
are on your side the aisle are happy to, in a non speculative ways
say this is why this is being doneluction interference. And so then we have
the whole discussion of impeaching Joe Biden. The Republicans gonna do that, And
so we're back to the question of how does all of this help the country
and help moves forward. And the answer the question is it doesn't. It
doesn't do any of those things. So here we are in what I consider
to be an anti American anti patriotic mode here chasing these guys around instead of
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what's going on, and I find that there are always people that are doing
good things that aren't recognized. In an example, that as Captain Larry Taylor,
who received this week the Medal of Honor in recognition of his conspicuous gallantry,
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He was a Vietnam Army captain. This is the highest military award one
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shot at and took a couple of hits. They went down to try to
get the four soldiers on the ground. The lieutenant at the time now Captain
Taylor, lieutenant was told to return to base. His response was direct,
I'm getting my men out. So he performed the extraction himself, which is
not something that's easy. As the helicopter pilot, he had the co pilot
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Imagine put yourself in that position. Four soldiers were saved and they all got
out alive. So that was the honor he was. He was the tribute
he was paid. Certainly, you wonder why it's taken this long. Frankly,
that's where I don't mean to excuse me the cold water on it.
But as a guy like that needs to be recognized. We need we need
heroes in all walks of life. Okay, now speaking of heroes on the
Good Day program, as I said, try to bring to you a lot
of different people with different ideas, different points of view, different experiences,
and thus I'm happy to discuss astrology with Maria Trilogy and psychic phenomenon with Mary
O'Meley, who is our psychic scout. So, Mary, I've been a
while, a month or so since I talked to you. How are you
you doing well? I'm bess I'm doing pretty well. How are you doing
it? Sounds fine? Yeah, I'm doing well too. So in terms
of the spirit world, I was I was coming up the stairs. I
was thinking, I don't think I've ever asked you about psychometry? Do you
practice that? I ever used what was referred to when I was younger,
the tool of using objects. I think that's what it is right to determine.
Yeah, how does it work? What is psychometry? It's picking up
information from an object? Is there seeing you know, an article of clothing,
something that has had time to pick up the energy of the person wearing
it. Is that part of your language? Is that part of the thing
when somebody came to you. And you know, sometimes psychics will say,
can I hold your watch? Or do you have some a pen or or
something that that has energy in it? How does that? Do you have
any idea how the energy gets transferred? No funny, I think I think
I knew the answer to that question before I asked it, because it's hard
to know how this stuff. It just works. And I've done it.
I've done it a few times. I can do it. It's for some
reason. It rarely comes up at least in my work, but often it's
with jewelry, and so say a ring you know that somebody's warned for a
long time. I'll even pick up the energy from the person who created it.
So so that's always very interesting. It's like, okay, you know,
kind of going right back to the beginning. And yeah, for me,
I get impressions, feelings. Like I said, I haven't worked with
it a lot. It just hasn't come up in my business. Yea,
mostly when I teach. When I'm teaching psychic work, you know, that's
one of the things we go over and that's usually when I experience it.
But I don't know why it works. But it's crazy to pick up something
and all of a sudden dispressions. And yeah, if you think that,
you know, we talk a lot of stones, crystals, that sort of
thing. Why do they have more energy than other objects? The number of
some people say they're inanimate. I'm not sure that. I think rocks have
life in them. Don't they? Oh? I do, absolutely, It's
yeah, they definitely do. And they you know, depending on what they're
made from, they're able to collect energy store energy. So it's like going
into a building. If it's made of wood, it's gonna it's going to
be able to collect and store more energy than if it's made of plastic.
You know, we're talking like, yeah, Mary o'melie is here from soul
Scout. She has a website. You actually had a this is something interesting.
I was, I can't go to these things at this time of year,
but I know that you had a two day sort of spiritual retreat.
And how did that? Is that the first time you've done something like that?
It is, but you know I managed to do it have it scheduled
during a hurricane, so it really happened. It didn't really happen. It
was just you know, nobody would have been able to drive home. It
was they got crazy, you know, we had the from it. Yeah,
people will say to you, if you're a real peche you should have
known that was going to be here. Well, here's the funny thing,
Doug, I did know you going up to it. I was ready to
get on the phone and postpone it. I just had this feeling. And
then my best friend from Arkansas she called and said, Hey, what when
should I come in on, you know, at the airport? And I'm
like, well, if she's coming from Arkansas, then yeah, maybe it's
a goal. So you see what I mean, is like, but my
gut before that was telling me I don't think it's going to happen. So
so anyway, we're postponing. But I was looking forward to it. But
I got to spend the whole weekend with my my best feet. That's good.
Yeah. Fine, So when do you do with these things and what
do people expect? Is this something that people who listen to the program could
sign up before? It could be a Zoom deals kind of a spiritual retreatment.
Do some Zoom things. The hope is the idea is over the next
years to establish a kind of a seasonal change, spiritual retreat with different different
topics, you know, different things to focus on and in person. I
got a lot of people have been asking me for in person things. I
think we're all kind of starving. But I'll also be doing online and I'll
be recording these things as I go along, so that you know you can
access it online if you can't jump on a plane and fly to California.
But yeah, I'm looking at It's something that I've been wanting to do for
years and I'm finally at a point where it's I can start kind of scheduling
and implementing. But like I said, the first ones we've fizzled. Then
to the circumstances, I know that one of the things we've talked about over
the years has been mediumship. So let's let me bring your friend into the
conversation for a moment. Your best friend, how did you are you friends
because of this work that bring you together? And in that in that same
question, I guess I have how I'm wondering how people let meet you for
the first time and find out that you you know, when people say,
hey, what do you do for a living? I'm a psychic Okay,
where does that conversation go from there? It goes all kinds of different directions.
No, I met I met my friend brigand over thirty years ago,
and another around something else. But it was also connected to a spiritual path,
of spiritual journey, and we had so many things in common, and
you know, both Irish and you know, talking with like we grew up
in the same family. So so we just became friends and we're dear friends.
What I meet people and I say I'm a psychic, A lot of
times they'll kind of back away, like they're afraid you know something about them.
Some people, Yeah, and most of us don't do that. You
know. The only way I would look in is if the if I felt
like I needed to know if this person was real or not real for me
in my life, you know. And then other people really excited they wanted
reading on the spot, yeah help me out, Yeah yeah yeah. And
then you know, which is uncomfortable in the middle of a party or something.
I don't know what they think, you know, it's sometimes the information
is well, what they think is that you can instantly drop what you're doing.
This is the ego speaking. They think that you they'll either challenge you
or they'll say something like, hey, if you're so good at psychic stuff,
how come you're not a billionaire? Why didn't you play the lottery?
Yeah, and you know it doesn't work that way. It just it doesn't
work that way. Yeah. So that's why, you know, I've been
on this mission to train people to talk to them, to be able to
trust their own sixth sense, so to speak, and what that means,
and how it's different than how it looks on TV, and how unique it
is to everybody how they receive information. But the big the biggest thing in
a group is I get intimate information and I don't want to share that in
front of a whole bunch of people, and people don't understand that. You
know, maybe what I need to share with them in order for them to
move forward isn't what they want everybody to know about them, right, If
they're being selfish, if they're being they need a bigger point of view of
things. So I'm not like one of those party psychics. Let's put it
that way. Most of the works original. Yeah, yeah, well,
you know you the reason that you're here in part is because you fit into
my theme. I think that's really one of the reasons that I said what
I did is we started this quarter hour of the program. We're here.
I'm here to help. I believe that's my mission and lifestyles a little too
serious. I just think that that's why all of us are here. So
I try to present helpful radio programs that will do us the favor of making
your day better, helping farmers, helping people with their health, that kind
of stuff. I think that it's a great opportunity for us to be helpful.
So if somebody wants to connect with you to get help, you can
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dot the soul scout dot net and they can find out about me and book
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and being so accurate because he studies all of these journals all the time and
therefore knows what's going on, certainly in traditional face forward medicine. So help
yourself doctor Ken at his clinic three five two seven three five fourteen hundred.
Got the number, call him, get go visit him, or do a
zoom call three five two seven three fourteen hundred. Okay, So deaths from
overdose. There's a new movie, The Equalizer three as as a subplot this
very thing, the counterfeit pills that are coming into our country, the source
for them, and then what happens when you take them? So they used
called counterfeit pills, but I can't and there when they call them counterfeit pill,
is that implying that they're made this way at the factory a factory,
Well, these are not legitimate FDA approved factories. These are products that are
being put on the correct This comes out of the Morbidity Immortality Weekly Report.
What a name, but this is the main publication each week by the CDC.
Most physicians medical students read this. And the report this week is that
a growing number DUG of overdose deaths in our country involved counterfeit pills. These
overdose deaths involving counterfeit pills were twice as common in the latter half of twenty
twenty one as they were in the last six months of twenty nineteen, accounting
for about are you ready five percent of overdose deaths, and in West States
those rates tripled during the same period. The drugs are made to look like
prescription opioids or stimulants to treat ADHD about seventy five percent. We're made to
look like oxycodin. Fentnyl test strips, So what do you do about this?
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That's how you avoid all this. Wow, all right, next COVID,
the COVID long COVID, and what sort of special challenges and presents for those
who are older in our country. And then I think we need to talk
about all the hoopla about the new COVID variant because it's much less threatening than
the news media and wants to fill us all with fear and scare the hell
out of us. You know, no COVID. Look out, it's nonsense.
It's people are gonna get it. My daughter in law got it this
week. So under the circumstances, it's around. But are we going to
run off of the cliff here or not? Right? Right? The first
lady has it or second, Some say her third episode. She's had two
original vaccines to boosters and she has at least her second. I've heard some
reports her third episode. So this is around, and anyone can get it.
I think I think COVID has been too long for all of us,
and we're all just, you know, just had enough. You know,
you look at the US Open tennis, and you know, a couple of
years ago, three years ago, you couldn't even come in here without being
checked. And here all the tennis players are coughing away. So things have
changed. This is really going on. This was around the end of twenty
nineteen, and here we're almost at twenty twenty four. So we're looking at
four years plus of this, and I think everybody's had enough of COVID,
and fortunately this has evolved into a mild illness for most. There is a
small subset of people who do need to take cover and make sure that they
stay at our harms. Well, you know these are the really elderly old
Verse seventy five. You compromise the people with multiple health issues, yes,
but for most of us, fortunately, these newer variants are mild colds,
not down low in the lungs. As just what are you recommending for shots?
You always recommend a flu shot. I'm I'm recommending. I want to
see the new vaccine and where we are because there's a couple of variants out
there right now, and depending on what this new vaccine has, it'll either
be very sensitive or insensitive to the current variant. And it also depends on
you as an individual. So there's no one size fits all answer to this.
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