Comes throughout your Saturday. A day to be weather aware and keep an eye
on the radar. It's gonna be more humid as well. Tempters climbed to
the mid eighties, feeling close to ninety. Your dry for your Sunday,
mostly Sunday with an afternoon high close to ninety. From your severe Weather station,
I'm nine First Morning Meteorologist Cameron Harden Our News Radio seven hundred WLW,
currently seventy one degrees. Our next update is at six thirty. I'm Sean
Galviagher, News Radio seven hundred W. Voltivia News twenty four Hours a Day
was a radio seven hundred wl W into the first official hour of the Saturday
morning edition for August twelve, twenty twenty three. I'm Gary Jeff Walker.
This is the first official hour. What happened before six o'clock does not matter.
Put that in the rearview windshield. Straight ahead, baby. We got
places to go this morning. Five one, three, seven, four,
nine, seven thousand and eight. Where we're gonna go first, I believe
is Florence Park. Care to talk to our friend, the lovely Lynette?
Good morning, Lynette, Good morning Darlene. How are you? I'm well,
It's so good to hear your voice and you sound like you're a happy
girl, and that's all that I want is for you to be happy,
my baby. Well, I went to the dentist on the camp and I'm
going to get upper tease and lower teeth are ready to have upper but they
were yellow looking. So you're gonna get new ones. Yeah, that's wonderful.
I need some new teeth too, but I don't have time or money
to go to the dentist. How are you affording that? That cost a
fortune? I have insurance, and your insurance obviously covers that. I don't
have dental insurance right now. Yeah, no, facts, I barely I
barely have medical insurance. What's that? What'd you say is that these new
plants that adds down to do it for so much a mass? Now,
well, I don't I don't know if I'm I don't know, if I
don't know if I'm old enough for that. That's that's Medicare, I believe.
And I'm not quite old enough to take advantage of that wonderful Medicare program.
Like you in a nursing nowme, they got a nursing nown plant,
and you can be young, but you'll be covered. Well, I mean
the time that you should be covered is when you're old. When I was
young, I was pretty proud of my body. Yeah. Have you have
you ever done? Have you ever done any dancing? Lynette? I mean
serious dancing of course, back in the day. What was your favorite thing
to dance to? What's your name? Santana? Oh you like Santana?
Oh yeah, that's surprise. I thought maybe the Twist, maybe Chubby Checker.
I did all day when I was fifteen, But Santana stayed with me,
and I never thought of Santana as like a dance band. That's cool.
Well what are you doing today? Anything fun? Just being go?
All right? All right? Well you keep going. Your phone sounds good,
your voice sounds good. And have a song for me next week?
All right? Okayla, al right, baby, love you the lovely lady
Lynnette. Getting some new teeth. That's exciting. And I bet day from
Harrison will be exciting too. We'll talk to him after the break along with
the old radio Rick as we continue. For the people doing, I'm Gary
Jeff Walker. All this is my fault. In February of sixteen ninety two
in Salem, Massachusetts, over two hundred people were prosecuted for witchcraft after an
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Harrison is stup. Good morning, Dave, Good morning love. How are
we doing? I'm fine? Are you calling me love? Now? Well
done? Everybody? Well, just Lynnell. For the most part, my
wife occasionally calls me love. But that's all right. That's only if I've
been bending over backwards to make sure she's happy. And you know what that's
all about, don't you. David? I see you know about your tooth
there? Brother, It's all right, you know what it is? Better?
I took it. I took a couple of aspirin. Uh shot at
Jack Daniels, some some taylanol and some delotted. So I'm fine noway you
get Chris, get a good pair of channel locks and put put her foot
on your chest and just got a graba home. I don't. I don't
have uppers and lowers waiting for me like Lynette. Anyway, what do you
have for a molly wamp? Whatever? Molly that whatever Molly wamp is?
So anyway, do you have anything for us this morning? David? Yes,
I have a question for you. Where do cows eat? Where the
cows eating well in the pasture? What do you mean where the cows eat?
Where well they eat? They eat in the calf literia gyah, the
cafeteria. Why why why are mummy? Why can't mummies keep friends? I
don't know? Tell me, well, because they're all wrapped up in themselves.
Gary, I heard he was a mania went into the crow's nest there
because he heard they had food. Yeah, and he goes in. He
goes in and he asked, you do you serve crabs here? And you
know what they told him. They said, of course, we'll serve anybody.
Dave, Dave, I need to talk to somebody else. Now,
Okay, okay, good goodbye, Dave, goodbye, Dolly, old radio
Rick, good morning, how are you? Good morning? Well, unfortunately
you're coming in five by five. It's a bad thing after days on.
Oh this is a weird one. So have my been elbow deep in several
radios this week and none of them done so by special request, I pulled
this one off the shelf. It's a nineteen forty eight filco of forty eight
twelve oh one. For those of you playing at home. No one is
to Bing Crosby, because he was in the advertisement selling this thing. It
is just goofy. It's an am phonograph and they call it the hardwood cheer
drop cabinet. The top is it from the top in the back, it's
about a foot tall and it just gradually slopes down to the to the bottom.
In the front. On the top is the dial and the two knobs.
Halfway down the slope is the speaker drill, and then the bottom is
a little pull out a flip down door, and you flip it down and
you slide your seventy eight record in there. You can't see where it's going.
You're just shoving it into a slot and little nomans take care of it
and play the record. So for the catalog would have you think, well,
yeah, how well did that work? You know, it's kind of
like it's kind of like jukebox technology at the time. You know that the
records are like in a in a a vertical kind of position, and it
you pick one out and it, you know, lands it down on the
player. And I mean, I understand the the method of how it would
work, but how how practically did it work? Well? The engineers who
put this together maybe didn't understand as much as kido as you did, But
overall it's not bad. Yes, theoretically it does work. The problem is,
of course, and it's age doesn't help anything. But there's so much
stuff going on in there that unless you use it regularly and keep it properly
lubricated and so forth, any one little feeler that doesn't move right, or
if the tone arm doesn't quite figure out where it's supposed to go, then
wackiness can ensue. But that actually wasn't the weirdest part of the design of
this thing. For number one, the power switch, volume control. Most
of us can figure that out pretty easily. This thing that when it's off,
the knob is in the middle. You turn it one way and that
turns it onto phono, or you turn it the other way and it turns
it onto the radio, and which has a few different problems with it,
but the biggest one is you don't have a whole lot of volume control there
because of the amount of it, and it's not a particularly big unit because
of the amount of stuff that's crammed inside. They only had room for a
five inch speaker, so the sounds actually quite disappointing, and no space for
an antenna, and it's from nineteen forty eight when everything had its own antenna,
so that's kind of a pain. But you know, given the fact
that in today's dollars, it only cost eight hundred and ninety dollars, I
guess you can excuse that stuff. So it was relatively inexpensive at the time.
Seventy bucks and forty eight. Yeah, wow, relatively yes, but
still a whole lot. That's still still a lot of coin. Yeah,
you're talking about lubrication, a lot of stuff going in there, and be
an elbow deep. I was I was hoping we were talking about radios.
I would like you to be with us again next Saturday morning, and hopefully
that will happen, and in data will and hopefully you'll be listening to five
five by five Old Radio Rick at gmail dot com. Do you get in
touch with our friend Rick Washburn As we continue at six twenty two at seven
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and maybe a few storms possible throughout the first part of your Saturday. Tempters,
though, are going to be hot and humid. You climb to the
upper eighties, feeling close to ninety with better chances for more hitting miss storms
in the afternoon. For your Sunday, though, we are dry, sunny,
tempters close to ninety again, feeling like the load of mid nineties from
a severe weather station. I'm nine first Morning Meteorologist Cameron Harden on news Radio
seven hundred WLW. I'm seven hundred of wl U Sports, making his debut
this morning, a day after his birthday. Yesterday one, Liam Tomlinson with
Sports. The Reds finally bounce back, the Bats comeback, and Andrew Abbott
looks like Andrew Abbott again. Last night, Liam, Yeah, five and
two thirds inning. You've only given up who earned runs. At the end,
it got a little shaky, but the nine k's he was perfect through
four until a little bloops single. He looked good out there. Yeah,
I mean this is the when Andrew Abbott is on his game. The strikeouts
come and they were back last night. He did look sharp, gave up
the two runs, David Bell made the switch and the Reds fortunately provided a
little bit more insurance. Big night for Ellie de la Cruz too. About
time, Yeah, it was huge for him, especially getting a two oh
lead to start the game, especially in the Sumpie's been. Moving him to
third in the lineup, I think really changed his approach and I think that
really helped him today or yesterday. Yeah, great preseason football last night.
Oh, by the way, the Reds and Pirates continue their series in Pittsburgh
this weekend. What's our airtime? You got that? The time that the
game starts at seven o five, So we'll do inside pitch around six ozho
five or so. Usually it's about an hour, is that right? Six
six h five or six thirty? Okay, six five six thirty. Last
night, uh, preseason game number one for the Cincinnati Bengals against the Green
Bay Packers. Not really a contest, not that it matters anything. Stand
Out Evan McPherson four for four from field goals along with fifty one and one
for one on the extra point. He warmed up. He looked good.
He can he would scored thirteen of our nineteen points yesterday. Tyson Anderson on
the defense had two interceptions one pick six, all Cincinnati's own Sean Clifford.
How many how many first first teamers played last night for the Bengals. I
think the Bengals like about half of the starting defense played like a driver or
two like more. The young dbs played a lot more. Jordan Battle got
a lot of reps. Dax Hill got some reps. Well, they go
at it again next week against the Atlanta Falcons in the fake football games.
That's uh, that's what we got for Sports on seven seven. Looking forward
to talking to the gang in Ripley. I know they're up and about.
I never know if they're on the streets on Main Street they're in Ripley,
Ohio, or if they're actually in the bar Brookies, but they definitely know
and have their fingers on the pulse of what's going on in Brown County.
I can't wait for that conversation. Looking forward to our friends Steve from Ette,
Ohio with a fifty phone call News of the week. Steve Schulte should
be joining us with some environmental news. And boy, I tell you what
with the wildfires going on on the island of Maui, the destruction, complete
destruction of the town of Lahina. One more time people pointing at catastrophic man
made climate change as the cause. This is wildfire season in Maui, number
one every year around the shoreline of that Hawaiian island. For those of us
who don't know because we don't live there, but I've studied this. There
is fifteen inches of rain a year in the mountains, three hundred inches of
a year, So not much of a problem with the wildfires in the mountainous
areas, but people diving into the ocean, and there are so many other
reasons besides your fossil fuel emitting car that this is going on. To go
there is just oh, once again what the crazy left always does. Speaking
of which, news just ahead on seven d WLW, is it possible to
make my knee radio seven hundred WL down. We have a sixty percent chance
of rain, showers likely, possibly a thunderstorm after four o'clock this afternoon,
high eighty six. Showers and thunderstorms are likely Tonight, will drop down to
around sixty nine degrees, patchy fog early morning Tomorrow, a sunny day otherwise,
and a high of eighty five. Sixty nine is our temperature right now
in Cincinnati. Our next news coming up at seven o'clock, Matt Reese News.
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James loving my friends in low places like how Now, Brown County,
Ripley, Ohio, and the gang at Brookies. Good morning, everybody.
That was a long wait. I was afraid someone had come in and killed
you all. I all got run out of the bar because there's no reception
down here. Oh really, so where are you? We're out. We're
on the street again this morning. And David Gray just went by. You
know he was he played the doctor and he played the doctor in Coal Miner's
Daughter. That's what I heard. Yeah, we've heard that too so many
times. Hey, how about an update here. I've missed a few things
over the last couple of weeks, but I've got to get a couple of
things in here quickly. Recently, Yeah, stopped in Loveland, Ohio.
A couple of meat places there on Loveland, the Dear Road Seafood Station,
Great Seafood there and Castle Prime meets and Zach Lewis's manager there. You got
to read his business cards sometime. His tagline says horrifying vegetarians since twenty twenty
three. Well, let's let me do the quick rundown here at Brookies for
the weekend tonight Bilobato from nine to one, and the Queen Hearts has moved
from Mondays to Wednesdays, same growing time as thirty, but it should be
over twenty six k and Marlon Maters and then to her this morning she said
hello to you? Oh she is she the one that cuts hair? Yes,
yes, sir, she has Ripley's Floyd the barber. Actually it's Sherry.
Sherry. If you got a weather report, yeah, there's gonna be
storms coming in later today, so the Beaver's hand and damn things up.
Make sure is home state secure? And and you know I've been on vacation
this week from Baston Holmes and they called me in the work the other night
because they were shorthanded eight people. Somebody come out and start working at Baston
Homes. We need help value in the Williams Berd Bethel anyway, Harry Jap,
you know you know what the leading cause of dry skin is? What
hows well? Finally, finally, Dave from Harrison has some competitions. Sherry,
good job. Listen, have a have a great weekend. Guys.
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this evening, then clearing out overnight. Mostly sunny tomorrow and a high of
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again this morning and we're just testing our feet here in the sports world.
So wait into that water. Liam. What we got last night with the
Reds. I know it was a good outcome, and I know you won
some money because you confess that earlier. Yeah, the Reds one nine two
in Pittsburgh last night. No, no hold on, let's let's get back
to where you were as the game was going on, or you're getting ready
for the Reds game against the Pirates and you meet someone with the last name
of Melee. Yeah. So I'm a bar back at a place over,
a country club over and the Kentucky side of the river. Yeah, and
I had a great feeling about the Reds. You know, it's my birthday.
I was like Andrew Abbott's on the mound and I was put a little
money down on the Reds. And then the guy playing music's last name was
Melee, So I like, I know that Luke Maley went to cough Cat
and it's in the cub Cat area. Sally's chokingly like, are you Luke
Mailey's brother, And he's like, yeah, on the middle the middle child
of an older sister everything. And I was like, oh so, I
feel like it was good luck right from this kismet when you met him Melee,
you knew that Luke Melee was going to do wonders for the Reds.
He had that that big blast home run and helped the Reds along to a
nine two victory over the Pirates. Game two tonight in Pittsburgh, believe seven
oh five air time. Yeah, it's the first pitch, all right,
first pitch at seven oh five. The Bengals meanwhile playing exhibition football, fake
football, as I like to call it. I mean, if you look
at the scoreboard in preseason games and you try and get a measure of how
your team's gonna do, it's not exactly the wisest thing, because there are
a lot of players last night who may never play a regular season NFL game
at all. Correct. Yeah, these guys are just fighting for a roster
spot. Not obviously not the talent of Joe Burrow tomar Chase out on the
field, but I mean, I think it's fun to see some of these
guys trying to make plays, but it's definitely a reminder that we're still a
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Steve from attan Ohio. Good morning, Stephen, Hi, Gary, Jeff
right away. I want to thank John the birthday Tuba man, for that
telephone called the Last Saturday Night. Isn't he make it? Don okay for
the news of the week. Former Reds player twenty fifteen to twenty twenty one,
Michael Lorenzen pitched a no hitter this week in his first appearance for the
Phillies. That puts him in a unique category of major league pitchers in the
modern era. But some of you recall that Lorenzen was famous with the Reds
for being a two position player. He was an excellent hitter. Notably,
while here in Cincinnati, he became only the second player in MLB history to
post a win in a game as a pitcher, play another field position in
that game, and hit all run. It had been nearly a century since
the first player to do that accomplished the feat. Who was it? I'll
tell you later, but I just gave you a big clue. The Reds
have an interesting history, by the way, for hitters. Johnny Vandermere is
almost all of you know well known for being the only big league pitcher to
throw two consecutive no hitters. That was in nineteen thirty eight, but Vandermere
was also in the dugout in nineteen forty seven, when Cincinnati's Yule Blackwell came
just two outs from consecutive no hitters. Blackey or the Whip, if you
will, had one of the greatest years for a pitcher in the game's history.
During that forty seventh season he was twenty two and eight. There was
a stretch this is amazing when he made seventeen appearances he was sixteen and oh
he had a one point three four ERA A. During that streak, he
led the league in complete games with twenty twenty three complete games and strikeouts with
one ninety three. You can't imagine any pitcher you know doing that today.
The twenty three complete games in his eight years with the Reds, Blackie made
the All Star team six times. Last week I mentioned Dick's doctor strange Glove
Stewart and his bad luck in not making it to the designated hitter era.
It was Blackwell's misfortune to have chronic shoulder problems early before surgery might have corrected
that and prolonged his career. He never was as dominating after that seventh season,
constantly played with health problems. He had to have a kidney removed in
nineteen forty nine. He also had the misfortune to have never played for a
winning team in Cincinnati, a notoriously lousy lineup of hitters six six, one
ninety five when he was healthy. At times he went down to one sixty
five. With a sidearm delivery and a great sinking fastball, Blackwell was positively
scary, quote unquote, according to Roy Campanella and Hall of Famer Ralph Kiner
said he was the best pitcher in the National League in the nineteen forties.
Born in Fresno, California, nineteen twenty two, he attracted lots of attention
while still in high school. In nineteen forty one, his dad and mom
listened to the business of baseball. Here went shopping for a big league team
for their seventeen year old. A bonus of five or six thousand dollars is
not out of the question, but the Blackwells wanted a promise that Yule would
be invited to a big league training camp. The Cardinals branch Rickey and the
Dodgers Larry McPhail, who had been by the way the REDSDM from thirty three
to thirty six, balked, as did other clubs, not the Cincinnati Reds.
In their deal, Yule got a seven hundred and fifty dollars bonus.
Compare this today at a two hundred and fifty dollars kicker if he lasted the
entire season at the Reds Class C Farm Club in Ogden, Utah. Good
negotiating by the Reds. It was Yule's mother's hometown, by the way,
he got He got the full one thousand dollars, and he did make the
red spring training camp. At forty two. He made the roster, but
later got sent down to Syracuse. Never lucky, Yule started nineteen forty three
getting drafted by the US Army and didn't return to the Reds until forty six,
losing three years in the process. Blackie wound up with the Yankees at
fifty two. They released him in fifty five. He was only thirty two
at that time. One wonders I do if Blackie ever faced Ted Williams in
the American League. They had bet in a high school tournament game in California.
Ted always, the professor of hitting at pitching, told Blackie, you're
tipping off your pitches. You will stop making that mistake, and never forgot
who told him. Blackwell died of cancer in nineteen ninety six. He had
retired as a liquor salesman in North Carolina. By the way, the answers
to the quiz about Michael Lorenzen, the other player you've guessed that, Babe
Ruth. I got to fooling around with those statistics on Blackwell, which I
thought were absolutely unbelievable, and I quickly came across Bob Gibson and something called
the Year of the Pitcher nineteen sixty eight. I am constantly amazed at these
sticks by Gibson Cardinals pitcher twenty two and nine ERA one point one, two
complete games, twenty eight shutouts, thirteen strikeouts, two sixty eight and he
appeared in only thirty four games. In the World Series versus Detroit, he
was two and one. He had three complete games and an ERA at one
point six seven. Unfortunately for Bob, his Cardinals lost to the Tigers.
But catch this Year of the Tie of the Pitcher. Denny McClain, the
last pitcher yes to win thirty games of the season, was thirty one and
six for Detroit, had an ERA at one point nine six, but he
was only one and two in the World Series, but he did win games
six In the regular season. He pitched three hundred and thirty six inning.
Oh God, he will never see that again. But here's the here's the
kicker. Neither Gibson nor McLain was the most valuable player in the World Series.
That was another pitcher. The Tigers star was series MVP Mickey Lullich.
He was three and ozero. Yeah, he won three games, including the
seventh game. He allowed only five runs in three complete games, and hit
the only homer of his major league career. Anyway, I just thought i'd
have fun with that. Thank you so much, Stephen. And the thing
is I was lucky enough to it at the latter stages of his career.
See Bob Gibson pitch in Saint Louis for the Cardinals. We lived there when
I was a kid, and there was nobody like him. You're right.
He was fluid, you know, he had this big wind up and delivery
and he was and he was scary as hell too. Yes, amen,
brother, Because we may get in to h some more connections with Red's baseball
and we'll update you on Branch Rickey and we'll cross the river and talk about
Happy Chandler. All right, Hey, take care of yourself. Thank you
so much. Steve from Eton, Ohio seven WLW at six fifty five.
You bet you good morning, Stephen. How are you do it? Moran,
Garret, Jeff Better and I de own and you say it's getting better.
The climate is getting better, save for example, in the state of
Virginia. Correct, Yes, I have some date on that, and that's
what I was going going to report. But with the tragic wildfires and Malli,
Hawaii, and the reporting particularly is spreading again distortions and lies about climate
change, and it really hacked me off. This past Thursday, a couple
of days ago, around one o'clock by wife Tad on the Fox News and
who I to call their the regressive progressive Jessica. They're talking about the wildfires
in Mali and whatnot, and she commented that the hurricanes are getting stronger due
to man made catastrophic climate change. Not true. But really also hacked me
off is that nobody had Fox Challenger about it. But all you have to
do is go to Climate at a Glance dot com. The seat of the
data, and even the UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change says that there's no
increase in the frequency and severity of hurricanes. This is all based upon models,
which, as you know we've talked about, have always proven to be
wrong. So but yesterday, thank god, one of your favorite organizations,
the CO two Coalition, it came out with one of their newsletters with the
the headline Hawaiian fires fueled by invasive grasses in a wet spring and human ignition
sources the article by James Steele. He's a biologist and former director of the
San Francisco State Universities here and had a field campus and you know some things
that I never realized, you know, not living in Hawaii. Hawaii is
one of the most fire prone states in the US, and it gives in
the articles data Asobal data on that lightning is rare in Maui, only a
few per year and most occurring January and February. And there's no reports of
any lightning during August. So mother nature is not the source of this tragic
fire. But one of the things a doctor Klay Trauernick I think. He's
Professor of NAT's Resources and Environmental Management at the University of Hawaii. He notes
that wildfires have quadrupled in Hawaii in recent decades, and that's probably where some
people say about climate change, but it's not climate change. His assessment is
that unmanaged invasive grasslands have flourished in Hawaii after decades of declining agriculture. Malui
used to have a new number of pineapple and sugar plantations that have been abandoned.
What these invasive grasses have done is taken over and and these grasses that
fire experts they call them a one hour leg fuel, meaning that within a
half a day of dry weather, that the half a day they become highly
flammable, allowing fires to rapidly spread in even moderate winds. And of course
we're in Maui's rainless period dry periods. And what makes things worse than the
Lahaina area, the town that really got hit hard is it situated on the
leeward side of the mountains of Maui, which means the winds come from the
east. They the mountains, they ring out all the moisture of rain on
east side of the mountains. We're only fifteen inches of rain occur in the
Lahina area. Yeah, I was mentioned in that earlier this morning, Steve,
We're running a little bit long here, but it's important to comment real
quick. Wet seasons create make more danger. According to the data, this
past spring was cooler. Gee, what about global warm this corner and winter
the normal leading to a high grass load. It's again Mother Nature and this
disaster was unfortunately just waiting to happen, and unfortunately it happened. And I
also saw a report just as an addendum, that arson has been Incidents of
arson have almost doubled in the state of Hawaii over the last few years.
As well. Something else these grasses, something not native to the Hawaii No,
the olifers bringing these grasses that you were talking about, these invasive species
of plant life, which is dryer end is like gasoline on a fire.
Thanks Steve, appreciate it. Steve Schulty, as always, with the truth,
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WLW seven hundred wllling sports. The Reds bats come alive last night in Pittsburgh
and Game one against the Pirates, and Andrew Abbott is back to be in
the Andrew Abbott we always knew he could be, right Liam, of course,
Yeah, I mean, this is his career long and inning so far
this year. So at the end of the start you can kind of see
him wearing down. But before that he was on fire. Nine strikeouts he
was dealing, Yeah, I mean, but he's young enough, he's still
he could still be a hundred pitch pitcher, you know, just depending on
the wear and tear of the game a specific game. But nine strikeouts,
like you said, and back to form that we had come to expect,
almost like a Greg Maddox with a better fastball. And speaking of bats coming
alive, we mentioned Ellie de la Cruz. Last time Spencer Steer had Luke
Maley the three run homer. But Will Benson was a three hitter last night
against the Bat And I love I love the energy of Will Benson. I
love what he brings to the team, the speed and they and the bat.
Yeah, at the beginning of the season, I saw his interview when
he first came to since he talking about wanting to play. He was a
career minor league player, and I was excited for him. And then he
kind of just crabbed the bed to start. But man, he came went
down triple A and came back up and it's been awesome. Yes, Indeed,
the Bengals lose the preseason game last night against the Green Bay Packers,
but you know, at the end of snow Joe Burrow, no Jamar Chase.
A couple of highlights Evan McPherson, And who's the guy that got the
two picks the two interceptions last night for the Bengals defense, Tyson Anderson.
He took one of those to the house. He's a he got he was
from Toledo, round round five pick in twenty twenty two. All Right,
fantastic, there's sports as we know it at seven twenty six. Time now
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news stories this week. Oh I thought she had the flu. She stayed
home, she did the things you do, and it got worse. Eventually,
poor Lucy ended up in the hospital. The diagnosis twins, not just
twins, but twins. Today she called her mom, who made it down
to the hospital just in time to hold Jacob while Jackson was being delivered.
The family is doing fine. Jason Russell was kicked out of a McDonald's because
he and his emotional support parrot were making too much noise. The restaurant says
they asked Jason to leave after he failed the show official paperwork proving that Miley
the parrot was an actual support animal. Get this. Jason says that Miley
has used as a conversation starter for quote awkward situations. A dog named Benjie
had to have emergency surgery after his owner, Sandy, noticed that he wasn't
feeling well and started eating a lot of grass and vomiting. Now, as
she's trying to get him to the vet, he pukes up part of a
rubber duck, then another one, and then another one. The vet did
emergency surgery and pulled four more rubber duckies out of poor little Bingie. This
guy swallowed eight in total. And finally, in Austria, a supermarket was
evacuated when a rare spider was spotted. The Brazilian wandering spider was crawling into
bananas. Men especially are being warned to stay away from the store for quite
some time. If a man is bit by this type of spider, he
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Roll Archaeology. On a Saturday morning on seven hundred W l W, I'll
be in sunlight, Save the eyes of your want more eyes that can hold.
Then she swept me on, bee made my way. Since m bees,
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Now I see it dearly I can do. Then my home see me
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b. J. Thomas, who Standley we lost just a couple of years
ago. He would have celebrated a birthday this week. For that and more,
we bring in the music professor Jim le Barbara, good morning, prov
tell me about BJ Thomas, Billy Joe a great time from Houston, Texas.
Sang in the church choir and then in high school had this little band
he had called the Triumphs. And there was another guy in Houston we know
Roy had had the Treats. Who had treats were right thing? And the
two of those those are the two bands always ended up in the band the
Battle of the Band contest in Houston, Texas. And that's where they really
got the big break. And he made a record, of course, the
first record, I'm So Lonesome I could cry the song you just heard was
the Mark James song The Eyes of the New York Woman, one of those
records that probably should have been a bigger hit. Mark James wrote the song,
and then the next record Mark James wrote for him was a smash called
Hooked on the Feeling. But that's a great song you just played because you
can't look to love. It just kind of happens. And BJ had told
me the reason he did I'm for Lonesome I could cry the Hank Williams song
was because his dad was an alcoholic, a bad alcoholic. That was his
favorite song, and he loved Hank William's music. And he said that was
all the problems that BJ had. He said, I can trace back to
my father who was this alcoholic. And then BJ fell into the drug scene
and alcohol scene, and thank god his wife Gloria stayed by inside. At
one point BJ told me he was taking over a hundred pills a day and
she saved him many times in the evening because he was choking to death.
And then he found Jesus and became a Christian and that that turned his whole
life around. He made some Christian records and had a lot of pop records.
That was one of the good records he had. He had a whole
bunch more as you know, you know, but that was one of those
records probably should have gotten more recognition. I think I've always loved it.
Talking with Jim Lar Barbara rock and Roll Archaeology, we lost Robbie robertson this
week, man the driving force behind a pioneering rock and roll group, the
band. Now when you think of Robbie Robinson, we've talked about the different
things in rocker and roll. But he had a band called the Hawks.
He was Ronny Hawkins' backup band. Ronning Hawkins was this rock and Billy Stingler
from it did marry Lou a bunch of records from down in Arkansas, and
they was backup band. And then Bob Dylan heard him and they became the
band to backed up Bob Dylan on the electronic shows. And Dylan really liked
them. And then Dylan had a motorcycle accident, said come on live with
me, guys, let's create, and he bought when he runted this house
called the Big Pink in Woodstock and it was that creative little area. They
had a little recording studio there, and so Robbie Robinson is diddling with his
guitar news Lee, and trying to come up with a song for an album
they were Drew called the music from Big Pink, and he looked inside his
Martin guitar and he saw the standard Martin imprint that said the instrument was crafted
in Nashville, in Nazareth, Pennsylvania. Nazareth, Pennsylvania, and the name
of the town's back memories of a trip that he made with the Hawks down
from Canada, the Mississippi Delta, where he's like sixteen years old, and
he thought of all the characters he met on the trip, and that would
become in his mind the basis of the song, and the song's course was
about these people. And if you listen to the lyrics of the song,
there's young Anna Lee. Anna Lee is really Anna Lee Ampston Lee Von friends,
Levon Helm's friend and then share a girlfriend, Carmen, and she was
from Levon Helms's hometowns Jerkey, scratch Rock, Kansaw and Crazy Chester. Was
this euthentric restident Fayetteville, Arkansas. H carried it around to actually have a
capgin was on his wrist, on his waist and Chaudie Hawkins when he'd come
into the bar and he said, man, he to keep the piece,
suggest her keep the piece at the barber, he claimed. And those those
characters together made up a song that became the first first single that came out
of the music from Big Pink, and it was the White remembering Robbie Robertson
of the band one I pulled in the nasurement. Wasn't meaning about hand fast
day. I just need some place where I can leave my head and like
a can you tell me where a man might kind of man? He just
gritty shook in my hand and was all the saying he held out fan.
Take a load the bread. Take a load off, Planny. You put
the load right, load right only. I picked up my bag. I
went looking for a place to hide. When I saw coming in the table
walk inside beside. I said, hey, carm come on, let's downtown.
She said, I gotta go with my practice running. Take a load
off, Fanny, take a load of bread. Take a load off,
Fanny, and you put the load right, load right on. Go down
to Miss Mors and that can't see it's just old Luke and Luke wearing on
the dead MA day. Well, look, my friend, what about young
and Lee? He said to me, a favorite son, want to stay
and keeping and Lee up? Take a load of, take a load,
take a load off, pump it up. You put the loads right along,
right on. That's classic, Always will be rock and roll archaeology.
Moving along. Another birthday this past week or is it this week or this
week ahead, you'll be celebrating a birthday of somebody that you got to know
very well from the Cleveland area, right Jim, Yeah, Friday, Friday,
yesterday, yesterday was Eric Kleiman's birthday. And I arrantually I never met
Eric klement but I know the guys in his band. He's kicked from outside
of Cleveland, Minnhurst, Ohio. And he was classically trained on the piano.
And then, like so many kids watching TV one Sunday ninety sees the
Beatles and his whole life changes. He decided to take up the guitar,
and it doesn't like with his teachers teaching him, and he buys one of
those Beatle chord books, learns how to play the guitar, goes to John
Kell University and joins a band called Cyrus Erie. And there was another band
in Cleveland and I worked with all the time, with a bunch of guys
that we're some facial musicians. We had a number one record for seven weeks
called It's Cold Outside of nineteen sixty seven. The choir, So with Wally
Bryson and the guys see Me von Fontane and David Smiley, they combined together
our theory and the choir and became the Raspberries, And of course the first
big record they did, and Eric wrote the songs and he was the creative
force behind this group, Go all the Way to tell how God by all
the sensors, and Eric went under their solo stuff all by myself and a
bunch of records. Wrote songs for you Sean Cassidy That's rock and roll and
Hungry Eyes were Dirty Dancing. And then another record they did with the choir,
that er that Eric Carmen wrote was a song that he said, and
he admits that he based the song on the guitar part on Todd Rundgren song
Couldn't I Just Tell You? And he did that because he said, hell
Todd Stoll, aspects of the Raspberry songs that I wrote I can remember into
his song I saw the lights and he said, I just I just did
that. Now, if you listen to this song, this song is a
perfect song for Paul McCartney, absolutely perfect for him as a great little catchy
hook to it, and it's power rock and roll that uncorts like a the
Captain and just explodes. And there's that other urgent the machine gun. That's
how the stair drum that opens it up, and that's my friends would be
bum bunting on drums. And this is a raspberries as I want to be
with you, baby, love it. If you're right though, it's perfect
power pop. Man. If we were, we wouldn't not to be worried
with you. I want to be with him. We just like something's long
and were waiting so long to me, I want love be with you,
be with him. I want to be with you. I want to be
with him. What to night to night Night West with you? So might
come on. I just want to be with you. I love you tonight
when we're two and his side he doesn't be si wh oh yeah night queen,
it would be you know, I'd love to hear like a good punk
band do that song, and you know I think it would fit and you
mentioned earlier that you know, this would be a perfect song for Paul McCartney.
Absolutely, man, they captured it. Eric Carmen and the Raspberries.
Happy birthday, Eric Carmen. Yesterday on the eleventh. We have one more
and it's a number one song. Jim tell me about it. Yeah,
number one this week in nineteen seventy five to bjs uh, they're they're they're
making an album. They're working on an album, and they would drive over
this bridge and then this came Bay crossing. This came Brain Bay near Miami,
and the rhythm was inspired by the chunky, chunky chunk of sound of
a car rolling over this bridge, and that's where this came from. They
got the studio and they had that scratching guitar intro and that was done by
Barry and the funky bassline was Mortist and the pulsating synthesizer bassline's actually one of
the earliest uses of synth base on a pop record. And they get they
get to the studio and they have this thing almost then, and they talked
to the producer and he said, what's the title of the song, and
said when they well, yeah, you know, it's a dance. You
danced with your eyes and he saw you know. That's what it's all about.
It says now on the way of the second, hold on, guys,
what's the title is? He said, you're talking about it's a black
expression for bing. Oh oh really? Okay. We're telling lines and thatchings
some of the lyrics in the song and Barry GiB on this track talking about
this frustration on a woman telling him life and he's like a big fool and
he's sick of it. And it becomes this this record that comes out originally
called Drive Talking, and they changed the title and this was the first big
disco hit to the BJS to the BJS, and they became the iconic stars
of the era with that falsetto harmony they had over the heavy dance beats.
And then they had seven more number ones in the disco era. And this
happened actually four years almost to the day of their first number one hit called
the How Can You Mend the Book and Heart? And I'm talking about Drive
Shocking to became Jarve Talking. Thanks prop, great stuff. Let's beg it
out. I'm seven Just what you Meanto me chan you got so much you
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seven hundred l JBN. You the Home of the Reds. You mentioned this
guy's name the other day in passing, and I'm glad you did, because
I think we need to point up I think a great value to this club
and to this organization who has flown under the radar all year in the wake
of being one of three catchers on this club. Kurt Casali has had some
physical problems lately that has resulted in Luke Mailey going behind the plate pretty much
on a daily basis. And I think despite his recent defensive shortcomings, I
think this guy has done a heck of a job for this club. He's
done a real nice job. I happen to have met Luke a couple a
few years ago when he played against Hunter at covecath Really a nice boy.
Yeah, family did a great job brace and they shared the class actor.
Yeah. But my point is this, when you were a backup catcher,
you'd better be a hell of a nice guy. Don't you agree with that?
The backup catchers are always the best guys on the team. Is just
where we're going with the show. Yeah, because I think you could give
an example Bill Plummer, great guy, great guy, sal Buttera couldn't play
a good guy. Oh, Grandpa was a nice guy, lady. But
it is weird how you get that if you're number two catcher, you're just
the You make the team, right, You're you're part of the present club.
Now, let's don't minimize Oh I know, I know, but you
got to be a good guy. Seem like I would never be a backup
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more of a moment. The roar of our engines, the pump of our
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Let me give you an example of a backup catcher. He played ten
years in the big leagues. He played in one hundred and forty games,
four clubs. He was fifteen years as a coach. I'm talking about a
guy, Matt Sinatro. Do you ever heard? Okay, he was a
club organization guy for this club. He was. He was a terrible hitter.
He was terrible at being a catcher. I don't think he could throw
a lick, but he was positive. He was funny. Do you know
what his lifetime average is? One ninety eight hit an ops of four seven
D eight. Did you ever play in the big leagues? Yeah, I'm
trying to remember. I guess he did ten years, is my point.
Okay, it's amazing I don't remember. Isn't that amazing. Luke's a little
bit better than that. Well, he's a lot better. And I'm telling
you Luke's going to play a long time. Yeah. I don't disagree.
And I think he would be the kind of guy that could if he wanted
to walk the same road that Matt Matt Sinatro did, and that is to
be an organization guy with the hope one day of becoming a big league coach.
I think he could do that. Don't you think it's easy? Not
I'm not talking about Malli so much, but being a backup catcher, you
mean be even nice guys? Yeah, you know. You bring it up,
and I start to think, in my mind's eye, some of the
other guys have been backup catchers on this club, and I can't remember a
guy that was a jerk. Well, no, Plumber only played if Johnny
Bench didn't want to play. Or the second game of double head, well
it was against Steve Carlton and JR. Richard because that's what Plumber told me.
Suspens didn't want to face those pitchers. You have three home runs in
a game off of Steve Carlton. You know my first big link hit was
on Steve Carlton. Do we ever talk about that? That's a story for
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August the twelve, twenty twenty three, Gary Jeff Walker, that's me and
you. You are you, and that's perfectly fine with me. No matter
who you are. I'm quite happy with you. I can't always say that
every Saturday morning. Also happy to bring in a man named science Mike for
a science a minute. Let's do that as a night scientist. Surprising if
the Dell binding me. Good morning, Michael. How are you's top doing?
I'm doing fantastic. How are you? Did you make it to the
skirt game in Delhi last night? I did not? Transgender? Is euphoria
right or something like that? Here's yes, this actually is a related to
iHeart radio. This this segment and this is this is good. We fought
we brought this uh. We brought this world record back to the United States
and UH. You know, as we get older older, Gary Jeffers,
our hearing is UH is slowly fading. And I don't know about you,
but sometimes I go out to certain things and when I'm running certain equipment.
Outside of that, we're ear plug Now, what the hell are you talking
about? What did you say? I'm talking about harmful noise levels? What
harmful noise level? What? Sorry? Eighty five? Anything over eighty five
decibels cannot can damage your your hearing. And some of those levels, like
a hundred decibels is like a train and one hundred and ten decibls as a
jackhammer and motorcycle power saw. But this lady has brought the loudest birth world
record back to UH, back to the United States, and she did this
inside a iHeart Radio dead room and in Baltimore. I think her name is
Kimberly uh Winter. Yes she she achieved the level of one hundred and seven
point three decibels for a belch. Amazing for her birth. Yes, sir,
she it was louder than a jet engine. Yeah, don't get too
close to her. Oh my gosh. She she she got ready for this
by eating breakfast, drinking coffee and beer, and which is a normal morning
for some of us, right, why not? And it was a fourteen
year old record. She she brought it home. So congratulations to him,
and I saw, go ahead, what if if you saw her image?
Understand how she was able to develop that level you're saying there's a direct correlation
between the size of someone and the size of their burp or the decibel level
of king Thank you for that image. Davis Diary, Part two, Sorry,
Jerry, Jeff, that's all right. Twelve minutes past the hour seven
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Cincinnati joins us of mine, I'm gonna let it shine, this little lit
of mine. I'm gonna let it shine, this lot of mine. I'm
gonna let it shine, Let it shine, let it shine, let it
shine. Yeah, thanks to God and the oak Ridge Shine boys. And
Rick greed back from Vegas. Rick, how are you? Oh long sleepy?
But I'm here, Gary, Parry's gone. We had fun good.
I saw the pictures. It looked it looked like a lot of fun.
But so have you done any discernment? Have you asked God for any wisdom
for a good verse this morning? Yes? I did, And this is
where the Holy Spirit led me to. Wouldn't somebody text me right now?
Oh my care, it's moving, okay, Solve one thirty three. Verse
one, Behold how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together
in unity? Jerry, I think that verse is appropriate anytime every time.
Yeah, I do, and I think that we actually, no matter what
is said about what's going I think that for the most part, we do
live together brothers and sisters, in relative peace and with love for one another.
It's just, you know, it's it's those those little outliers of places
and the reports on the news which try and spread chaos and negativity wherever they
can so they can get more eyeballs to their news reports, trying to accentuate
the negativity and people not living together as one. But yeah, I think
that we're on the right track. We just keep on hoping that we can
get some more people to join us, right Rick, Oh, Gary,
you hit it right on the head. One thing I took away from Vegas,
Garry, I met people from all around the world. We laughed,
joked, and we talked. Gary. No one can tell me that love
is not working. It's not powerful. Gary, I met you from Sweden,
Australia. Where's a class when we joked, Oh yeah, it's powerful.
No, No, there's there's definitely good. The reason it's news is
because it hardly ever happens, and that's that's where the bad stuff is.
We get hooked up on that instead of thinking about all of the wonderful people
and experiences we have on a daily basis. Brother Rick, thank you so
much for Sharon, and we'll talk to you next week. Eight twenty.
Special guests Brian Eyebold and Sam Jasper will join us in Just Moments This morning
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These showers and maybe a few storms possible throughout the first part of your
Saturday. Tempters, though, are going to be hot and humid. You
climb to the upper eighties feeling close to ninety, with better chances for more
hitting miss storms in the afternoon. For your Sunday, though, we are
dry, sunny, temperaters close to ninety again, feeling like the low to
mid nineties for me your weather station on nine first morning meteorologist Cameron Harden on
news radio seven hundred WLLW hedlow. What's going on? Six twenty four and
a Saturday to the bad cab give me a little good loving on a Saturday?
All right? Uh? Joining us now on the line, we have
Brian Eibold and Sam Jasper to tell us about the Help Squad. I heard
about this and I go, well, what's the help Squad? It sounds
helpful, but I don't know anything about it. So, Brian, if
you will good morn, How are you? Good morning? Man? Thanks
for having a song. We really appreciate it. So, so what is
the Help Squad? I'm well, I'm glad you asked. The Help Squad
is a Christian based FOG one C three official nonprofit organization that assists financially struggling
families with a focus on single moms and dad's That's exactly what the what the
Help Squad is? All right? So you guys have a special golf outing
to raise some cash next Saturday morning, and I thought it'd be a good
idea to do. You everybody a week jump on what's gonna happen on August
nineteenth at was it Pebble Creeks or golf Course de Creek? Yes, uh
yeah, I'm beautiful Colorine Township. Yeah. Sam wants to take that and
explain to you what we got going on on the nineteenth. That'd be great,
all right, Sam, Jasper joins us, and you're now part of
the Help Squad, Sam, so tell me about the the golf outing next
week. Okay, great, Herry, and thank you for having us on.
And I wanted to give a shout out to Brother Rick to for that
message of unity and positivity. That's exactly what we're all about. So the
golf outing next week is to help us raise funds for the Help Squad to
help our local families. And it's going to be at Pebble Creek Golf Course
and Events Center, and we need golfers to come out, so we're we
still have spots for golfers, so they can go to Birdies dot com slash
Help Squad, or they can follow us on Facebook, you know, check
out our Facebook page at help Squadsinc. Dot com and then they can get
registered. So again. It's next Saturday, August nineteenth. We got a
shotgun start at eight am. It's one hundred dollars per golfer. They get
their golf, their drink, tickets, lunch. We have all types of
games on the course, Hole in one challenge where they can win some big
cash prizes. But we're looking for dinners also and sponsors still for the outing.
If they wanted to donate again, just go to bird ease. That's
b I R D E a se dot com slash help squad. Okay,
all right, so how did you get involved Sam in all this? Well,
you know, I work in the mornings actually at Minuteman Press and Corane
and I'm a graphic designer. But in the afternoon, I'm a Christian education
teacher working with the public schools. And we had an outreach that we started
called Pivot three sixty Care Center and it's a Christian based faith collaborative and we
work with our local nonprofits in the area and local area churches in Colorine Township
and the care centers located at Northwest Community Church next to col Rane High School.
We help families that need critical care, so if they need food,
clothing, shelter, all of those types of things. We try to help
stabilize those families. Then we also offer wraparound services connecting them to what can
be complicated agency processes and helping them through those and navigate so that they could
have a better outcome for their family. You know, once we get them
past that stabilization, then we also try to work with him on coaching for
positive mindset. Maybe it's a job, maybe it's you know, helping their
child get the tutoring that they need. So there's a variety of wrap around
services that we also offers. It's along the lines of, you know,
feed a man of fish and you got him fed for the night, Teach
him and to fish and he'll have food the rest of his life. It's
it's the same kind of prospect I would think, Brian, you're a former
you're a former Cincinnati police officer and yeah, I retired in twenty twenty after
twenty years of faithful service to the county, city and Green Township and that's
when this was started. And that was the big news today is that the
help Squad Initially, you know, we do a lot of stuff on the
West Side. Well, we only have three board members. It was Kim,
Jenny and Brenda, where these poor ladies they work so hard and they're
very exhausted and overwhelmed and enter Pivot three sixty. We decided that's the big
news that they're going to merge with us. They're twelve god fearing servants who
want to help people, have the passion help, and we just tripled overnight
in size, so we're going to be become more efficient, We're going to
be able to help more people. And I'm excited and that's that was the
big news we we have. We can do it. We've got a lot
of people now and we're ready to go, and we're very motivated, and
we really appreciate you letting us come on and let everybody know about this.
But we've got some big projects going on, and uh, you know,
in many ways to donate and help us help others, fantastic. It's the
Help Squad twenty twenty three. Golf outing at Pebble Creek Golf Course next Saturday,
starting at eight am. One hundred dollars a person, four hundred dollars
a foursome, eighteen holes of golf, a lunch buffet on course, games,
all kind of drink tickets and you're gonna be helping out one of your
neighbors when you participate in this. So, guys, thank you so much
for your time this morning, and I hope you have a great turnout next
week. All right, my man, thank you. We'll see you around.
Appreciate it. We got it news right now on seven hundred WLW News
Traffic and Weather News Radio seven hundred wl W. Cincinnati death toll climbing and
questions about whether people were properly warned. Is the eight thirty report. I'm
Matt Reeves breaking now the Maui wildfires, taking lives of at least eighty people.
The death toll keeps climbing. Many a thousand people are still unaccounted for
this morning. There are questions about the way the local government responded to the
fire and the aftermath of it. Hawaii officials telling the Associated Press there are
no emergency management records indicating Maui's warning sirens were activated Tuesday when the fires began.
The fire chief was asked about those alerts. Far department is not responsible
for that. The fire that day moved so quickly that from where it started
in the brusht where I moved into the neighborhood, communications back to those who
make those notifications or physically and nearly impossible. Hawaii's Attorney General saying there will
be a review of critical decision making and standing policies before, during, and
after the wildfire. ABC's Melissa Aiden reporting from Maui. It's now the deadliest
natural disaster in Hawaii's history, surpassing the tsunami that killed sixty one people on
the Big Island in nineteen sixty. Now the latest traffic and weather together,
We've had a quiet morning on the roads, no major delays to report.
Now. The latest forecast from the Train Heating and Cooling Weather Center on News
Radio seven hundred W LW Showers are likely, possibly a thunderstorm today and gusty
winds and heavy rain also possible. High eighty six. Same deal tonight with
showers and thunderstorms likely, low sixty eight and tomorrow mostly sunny and eighty six.
Right now, we're at seventy one degrees and Cincinnati, you will probably
hear about this at church services this weekend if you are Catholic. A strong
statement from Cincinnati's Archbishop Daniel Schnur this morning. He's calling for a vote of
no on November seventh. Schnur calling on people to vote down an amendment on
the ballot in Ohio this coming November that would enshrine abortion rights into the state
constitution. Archbishop says Ohio does not need an amendment to its constitution that only
petcha waits violence and a culture of death. For a second time this week,
somebody's been killed by gunfire at a Cincinnati park. Latest happening yesterday afternoon
Jackson Hill Park and Mount Auburn. A forty three year old man found dead
along eleanor place you'll recall it. On Thursday, a man was killed in
a shooting at McAvoy Park in College Hill. Another man was injured there.
Final last night Paykhors Stadium the Bengals losing to Green Bay thirty six nineteen,
but the big news was before the game, when Joe Burrow was running around
and throwing pass his pregame as he recovers from a calf injury. But no
more details have been released from coach Taylor on when Burrow is expected to be
back. Red's update, Red's Over the Pirates last night nine to two tonight
same time, six oh five of the Inside pitch seven oh five with the
first pitch, and the Red's and Chicago both two and a half games behind
the first place Milwaukee Brewers say thirty three back with the weekend forecast on seven
hundred WLW. In just a mornent, it's cookie time at UDF. You
can get a large cup of the coldest, thickest cookie malts and shakes for
only three ninety nine is the latest weather forecast from news radio seven hundred wl
A few showers and maybe a few storms possible throughout the first part of your
Saturday. Tempters, though, are going to be hot and humid. You
climb to the upper eighties, feeling close to ninety, with better chances for
more hit and miss storms in the afternoon. For your Sunday, though,
we are dry, sunny, tempters close to ninety again, feeling like the
load of mid nineties. From a severe weather station, I'm nine first Morning
Meteorologist Cameron Harden on news radio seven hundred WLW. Al right now, radar
shows no rain in the immediate Cincinnati area. Actually in the outlying areas just
to the east of Richmond and in the Connersville area, it got some pretty
heavy stuff to the west of Indianapolis and to the south of Indianapolis, and
also some pretty heavy rain in southern Indiana. We'll be watching that radar because
the rain usually comes from the It is seventy one right now in Cincinnati at
eight thirty five. You're next news is at nine. I'm Matt Reese News
Radio seven hundred W l News twenty four hours a day. US Radio seven
hundred wl W. Good Morning Kids, Time for gifts from Wally. A
visit with Grandpa. Guy goes to visit his eighty five year old grandfather in
the hospital. So how you doing, grandpa, Grahams says, you know,
feeling much better. Thanks. So, what's the food? Like I
hear hospital food? Maybe it is not the most it's terrific, wonderful menus,
I love the pot roast. The nurses they've taken care of you said,
just couldn't be better. These young nurses really are attentive. And boy,
I tell you what, there's some lookers too. Well. What about
sleeping. I know sleeping can be tough. They're walking in and waking up.
Are you sleeping? Okay, no problem at all, says Grahams.
Nine hours solid every night, ten o'clock, Like clockwork, they bring me
a cup of hot chocolate and a Viagra tablet, and that's it. I
go out like a light. My grandson's puzzled, puzzled a little alarm by
the viagra thing, especially, so he goes to the nurse's station to question
the nurse and charges, what are you people doing. I'm told you're giving
an eighty five year old man viagra on a nightly basis. Tell me that's
not true, ned nurse says, oh yeah, every night, round ten
o'clock we give him a cup of hot chocolate and a viagra. It works
wonderfully. The chocolate makes him go to sleep and the viagra keeps him from
rolling out of bed. Seven hundred WLLW, Cincinnati, available everywhere with the
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Mark Freudter knop Fler celebrating birthday seventy four on this Saturday morning, still enjoying
the walk of life, Liam, can you turn that down? I can't
hear myself. Thank you? That's perfect. Oh man. Remember a few
years back, this was all the every everybody in sports US at sports stadiums,
walk up music. You heard Walk of Life everywhere and it's one of
those jock jam things. Well, let's talk about some jock jams on fields
and on the scoreboards. Moe Egger joins us for that. Hey Mo,
how you doing? I'm good man, how are you? You remember when
Walk of Life was like everywhere in every sports video, every stadium in the
country. It's like, what was it? The Parsons Project had that I
Am the Sky the opening from that. The Bulls used that during their championship
runs in the nineties, and there's is there a favorite jock jams song that
was prevalent that you still like? Not burn out? It felt to me
like in the nineties you couldn't go to a sporting event without hearing two things.
Two songs. You would hear bang on the drum all day, right,
Todd run Gring and every single sporting event would feature Rock and Roll Part
two by Gary Glitter, Gary Glitter and then Yeah. And then when we
found out what Gary Glitter was really all about, that song just completely went
away. But there was a stretch for five years where you could not go
to a sporting event without hearing Rock and Roll Part two incessively. Now now
now, now, yeah, I love that, you know, and you
know what, the song didn't didn't molest anybody, just Gary Glitter. I
mean, maybe maybe it should be re recorded by someone who is not a
pedophile or a child pornographer, and then it'd be okay to play again.
Perhaps I would be okay with that. Okay, But Mark Knopfler's birthday and
before we had a story about Mark Knopfler I have not told, at least
in a long time. That's the other thing is the older I get.
I keep worrying that I've told these stories so many times that people are going,
oh, no, not that story again, because everybody knows that guy,
especially an older guy like that. But anyway, I'm sitting at a
place in Nashville when I worked there. It's back in the eighties, late
eighties called the Pancake Pantry or whatever it was. You know, they have
one of those in Montgomery, I think, or they did, But you
know, were the lines out the door on a Saturday morning, people going
to get their cakes and their breakfast and stuff. And I was there with
the music director of the radio station and another buddy having breakfast on a Saturday
morning, and as we are sitting down at our table, these two guys
walk in and Louie Kaplan looks at me and said, you know who that
is? And watching them looks like looks like Chet Atkins and Mark Knopfler.
And it was at the time when Knopfler was in Nashville recording some stuff with
the great chet Atkins, who has since passed, of course, and we're
sitting like fifteen feet away from Mark Knopfler and Jet Atkins. I guess that
stuff happens a lot in a place like Nashville, but it was just my
eyes is kind of bugged outing. That's the Sultanous Wings guy. I'm watching
that. That's the money for Nothing guy right here in front of me at
breakfast. So that was kind of cool. Eating some pancakes, eating some
pancakes last night. The Reds deserves some pancakes. Finally, it looked like
the Reds team that we saw on the Streak of twelve, remember that before
the All Star break, and Andrew Abbott returned to his but what we had
come to expect out of him, you know, before the last two outings,
and was on it again. Nine strikeouts again, and the bats came
alive. I really really like Will Benson. And I had somebody arguing,
said, yeah, they ought to sit him more. Man, I don't.
I don't think he you know, blah blah blah, and said,
are you kidding me? He's like, he's like one of the energy sparks
of this team anytime that he's in the lineup and he's just making and he
did last night, Ella Dela Cruz. I mean it was one of those
occasions where the bats and the pitching all came back to like, Wow,
now this is this is what excited us in the first place. What do
you think of the performance last night? Or were you wrapped up in the
the USFL games that was posing as an NFL game. No, what the
Reds did last night looked like Jim, you're right. First of all,
you started with the starting pitching Andrew Abbott. Andrew Abbott had sort of struggled
a little bit over his last few starts. He was terrific last night.
I'm with you on Will Benson. You know he I think we've talked about
this. He represents one of the cooler feel good stories of this team,
because you know, he was a guy to the Cleveland Guardians essentially gave up
on and the Reds acquired this offseason, brought him the spring training. He
had a killer spring training, made the opening day roster, and then for
those first two weeks could not have looked more clueless at the plate. They
set him down, and I think there were a lot of us who thought,
we're never going to see Will Benson again, And obviously we have,
and he's been terrific. And I think there's the tangibles. You know,
his swing is so pretty, He's been really good in the field. But
I think he's a part of the emotional core of this team. You know,
we've talked so much about their chemistry and their togetherness and all that stuff,
and that those things being a big reason why this team has remained in
contention. I think Will Benson's a major reason why. And he is.
I don't think people realize this because you know, he was an outside acquisition.
He's a rookie too. You know, we've we've marveled over, you
know, some of these guys, and what they've done is rookies. Will
Benson got a cup of coffee last year with Cleveland, and then you know
this is his first full season, essentially, I guess, his first full
season in the big leagues. No, there's no reason to sit him.
I don't know who you would play in his place, and he had a
big night last night. I don't think it's a big deal either. Where
where La de la Cruz hits in that lineup? Mo I? You know
they moved him off of the leadoff spot, which I thought was, you
know, an okay move on David Bell's part. But I think you could
hit La de la Cruz at the bottom of the lineup and it it might
be more productive. What do you think about that idea? I think hitting
him leadoff was an experiment that completely failed, and they waited too long to
take him out of the leadoff spot. Look, I think you could hit
him anywhere, and he's gonna have to learn to be more selective at the
plate. He's gonna have to learn how to hit breaking pitches and change ups.
But you know, that's fine, that's part of being a rookie.
But those are things that lack that his game lacks. That simply don't mess
with batting leadoff, and I think was him individually. They sort of messed
with something that wasn't broken. You know, when he was when he was
hitting clean up his last day as the cleanup hitter, he was sitting with
a batting average of two ninety seven. He was getting on base at a
reasonably good clip as a leadoff batter. I think the on base percentage was
something around two seventy or two eighty. And he that may work for him
one day. He may one day turn into a guy that you want batting
leadoff. I certainly understand, you know, the speed quotions that he brings
to the table, but he simply is just too uh. He's too much
of a free swinger, and he doesn't take enough pitches, and he's not
good at hitting breaking pitches. And you know, all that right now is
fine. All those things may come. But I think batting him leadoff was
was something that didn't make any sense. And I do think, you know,
perhaps it's best for him to bat somewhere else lower in the batting order.
Maybe it takes a little pressure off him, Maybe he has a better
chance of hitting with guys on base, and so he sees more fastballs.
And if he's getting fastballs, he's obviously got the opportunity to crush them.
But him batting leadoff was something that simply didn't work. And honestly, I
think they waited way too long to take him out. Well, you know,
if if he got Friedel leading off and you got Ellie de la Cruz
and then say in the nine spot later on in a game, that's that's
keeping keeping the batting order alive for the top of the lineup and at the
top of the order. I think there's some maybe you look into that as
far as the Bengals and Packers go. Last night in the preseason game,
I always always have told you. I mean, I think it's wonderful for
the guys that are, you know, fighting fighting their guts out to make
the roster. But I really don't care to watch anything. I really don't.
I checked in just for like, I don't know, maybe two minutes
to see what was going on, and it was earlier in the game,
and it was just like, okay, ho hum, I'm going back to
the Reds game, which I did. And I mean, do you what
is the value of preseason NFL football other than the teams can make a lot
of money? I think to a degree, I mean from an entertainment standpoint,
there's there's zero value. Uh you and I know that. I think
coaches will tell you that it does aid in the evaluation of younger players.
I buy that, but you know, I said this the other day,
we only have three preseason games now. The days in which they had four
preason game preseason games are thankfully over. We've had three preseason games now for
three years. It feels like now you look back and you're like, wow,
they had four of those. And then you go back even further back
in the seven and they had six of those. Can you imagine did they
really have six preseason games? They used to play six preseason games and fourteen
regular seas. I remember the fourteen regular seat, but I know they were
playing six preseason games. They would play six preseason games. There's no value
aside from maybe the ability to evaluate younger players. For the coaches, there's
no value. And I think also to give younger players who might not make
your team, you know, they can put something on tape and now it's
you know, circulates throughout the league and uh, you know, teams get
a chance to pluck them and add them to their team atsu cutdown day.
I think it serves that purpose. But you know, to me, I'm
sort of like you. I went through those games just hoping that there are
no major injuries, and the obviously teams have have sort of gone in the
direction of not playing most of their main guys. Dax's Hill for the Bengals
was really the only starter who got major snaps last night, and really only
for one series. Everybody is wisened up to the fact that if you if
you lose a key player during the preseason game, it's just devastating. And
so the main guys for the most part don't play. And I'm okay with
that. And and once again, for one reason or another, Joe Burrow
doesn't have to worry about even being tapped on the shoulder for preseason. You
know, if it's not an appendec to me, it's a strained calf,
or maybe it's you know whatever. It's just good that that the Bengals franchise
marquee player gets to take a little bit more time off. He's it's not
like he's not working on his game, you know. Yeah, you know,
he's missing the practice time, which you know, I don't think is
is insignificant. He's never had a normal tleaning camp. But you know,
he has appeared in preseason games very very briefly, and when he has,
most of us have been holding our breath. And so there is a part
of me I certainly wish that Joe wasn't dealing with a calf issue, but
believing that he is going to be okay to play a week one, I'm
not upset that they're not. They don't even have to wrestle with the decision
as to whether or not he should play it. No, it doesn't count.
It's all out of their hands. It's beautiful. And besides, mos
as Alan Iverson instructed us years ago, we're talking about practice. We're not
talking about a game, talking about practice, right, Yeah, alright,
have a Fanta. You're playing any golf this weekend. I'm thinking about it.
They had to work on it, all right, Have a great weekend
regardless of what you do, and we'll talk to you soon. Moe Egger
with us on a Saturday morning, and Mike Allen has popped in this to
you a few minutes early for Saturday midday counselor. How's your week? It's
pretty good. It's kind of uneventful on the political front. Door really did
your buffalo some judges and get your clients off pretty cool. Usually you don't
come with that resounding about like, wow, it's a great week. Now.
It was a busy week, a very busy week. But in the
political world, you know what, I don't know where to start. When
I first started doing my show about six years ago, I would have to
like think, well, gee, what am I gonna talk about Saturday?
Now? I gotta wait till Friday to figure it out, because who the
hell knows what's gonna happen. Well, six years ago was the twenty seventeen
something like that, Yeah, we're down there. Well, we we had
an actual we had an actual president in the White House. Really in twenty
seventeen we did yeah, I know, And Joe's on the beach again this
weekend, enjoying a sunny weekend. There was there was kind of a victory
for Donald Trump from this judge who took the gag order that they wanted to
impose, the blanket gag order said no, you can't do that. So
at least a presidential candidate is allowed to speak in public. But here's the
thing about that, And I'm going to talk to Janice Hill of the Epoch
Times at ten o'clock about this, I'm gonna ask she's as signed of a
Trump campaign. Yeah, the judge kind of split the baby and said Trump
can't speak about quote sensitive unquote issues. What does that mean? We'll see.
That's think they're going to need some clarity. That's it. What is
sensitive and what isn't. Well, and it may be a contempt trap too,
for they want Trump to walk into that judge is no Trump fan.
Well, the whole thing is is designed to keep him from campaigning during the
primaries at all. The way they've set up the trial dates January the second.
I mean commad seven months that it would take you three years to get
ready for that thing, No, no doubt, and it should. Yeah,
so when he's president and they prosecute him, he can pardon himself.
Mike Allen, Saturday midday Nicole's birthday party today at Huddles. Our friend Nicole
is celebrating. We invite you out to celebrate with us. We'll have a
good time there at six twenty eight Mama Street Sling and drinks for Hillbillies and
others thanks to Liam Tomlinson. And we'll talk to y'all. Soon seven WLW,
the world's top tennis stars, returned to Cincinnati for the