Speaker 1: In nineteen thirty eight composer, guitarist, artist Mason Douglas Williams
Speaker 1: from Abilene, Texas to the world. Here's a little classical gas.
Speaker 1: L Mason Douglass Wills Williams rather is a musician, composer, songwriter, writer, poet,
Speaker 1: photographer won a Grammy for this classical gas back in
Speaker 1: nineteen sixty eight.
Speaker 2: He is eighty six years old.
Speaker 1: As we wake up on this Saturday morning, August twenty fourth,
Speaker 1: twenty twenty four, I'm Gary Jeff Walker. Before we look
Speaker 1: ahead and look back at significant events and people tied
Speaker 1: to this particular date in history, including but not limited
Speaker 1: to these. On this day in eighteen fourteen, during our
Speaker 1: War of eighteen twelve, the British set fire to the
Speaker 1: still under construction Capitol in the White House and other
Speaker 1: public buildings. Still smarting from that revolutionary SmackDown, we gave
Speaker 1: him a few years before I guess this date. Nineteen twelve,
Speaker 1: Congress passed measure creating the Alaska Territory. Amelia Earhart, before
Speaker 1: she got lost, embarked on a nineteen hour flight from
Speaker 1: la to Newark, New Jersey, making her the first woman
Speaker 1: to fly solo NonStop from coast to coast.
Speaker 2: The year was nineteen thirty two.
Speaker 1: Nineteen forty nine, the North Atlantic Treaty came into force NATO.
Speaker 1: Five years later, President Dwight Eisenhower signed the Communist Control Act,
Speaker 1: outlawing the Communist Party in the United States. Looks like
Speaker 1: President Trump may have to do that again, if we're
Speaker 1: lucky enough to have him as our forty seventh president.
Speaker 1: Here in a couple of months, Mark David Chapman sentenced
Speaker 1: to New York to twenty years to live in prison
Speaker 1: for murdering John Lennon on this date in nineteen eighty one.
Speaker 1: Nineteen eighty nine, Baseball Commissioner A. Bartlett Giamatti baned Pete
Speaker 1: Rose from the game of baseball for betting on his
Speaker 1: own team, the Cincinnati Reds. Let's see anything else. There's
Speaker 1: a bunch of stuff going on here. The family of
Speaker 1: John McCain announced he was a discontinuing medical treatment for
Speaker 1: an aggressive form of brain cancer in this state in
Speaker 1: twenty eighteen. He died the next day, twenty nine. Let's
Speaker 1: see anything else birthdays Mason Williams. He mentioned Marshall Thompson,
Speaker 1: who was in the shylights out of Chicago's eighty two. Today,
Speaker 1: WWE co founder Vince McMahon turned seventy nine, and Archer
Speaker 1: the Actress is seventy seven. Alexander McCall smith composer, Jean Michel,
Speaker 1: Jarre Jarrah, It's seventy six. Orson Scott Card, Let's see
Speaker 1: Kevin Dunn, former Arkansas governor, political commentator and Relaxium sleep
Speaker 1: pitch man. Mike Huckabee is sixty nine today. Actor writer
Speaker 1: Stephen Fry Stephen Gutenberg has a birthday today. Baseball Hall
Speaker 1: of Famer Cal Ripken Junior is sixty four, Marlee Martin
Speaker 1: fifty nine. Baseball Hall of Famer or Basketball Hall of
Speaker 1: Famer Reggie Miller is fifty nine. It seems like years
Speaker 1: ago that Reggie Miller played in the NBA, and I
Speaker 1: guess it was, but only fifty nine.
Speaker 2: That's enough. Listen.
Speaker 1: Oh, Dave Chappelle's birthday today. Funny Man fifty one. Heavy birthday,
Speaker 1: Dave Chappelle. If it is your birthday, I hope it
Speaker 1: is the best day possible and you get to spend
Speaker 1: it doing the things you love with people that you
Speaker 1: love to be around. And that is truly my for you.
Speaker 1: We have sports and a check on the weather. In
Speaker 1: just moments or two, Mama Tree is already in the queue.
Speaker 1: Dick from Dayton will be here before the top of
Speaker 1: the hour. This is the Saturday morning edition on seven
Speaker 1: hundred WLW.
Speaker 3: This morning at nine, Mike Allen goes where other hosts
Speaker 3: dare not tread and on not talking about the men's
Speaker 3: room on seven hundred WLW, Ohio.
Speaker 2: Ready for some quick mental health facts.
Speaker 1: Let's just me caught me in the middle of breakfast.
Speaker 1: Your forecast hot and humid, little to no rain. I
Speaker 1: mean for days and days, mostly Sunday today, a high
Speaker 1: in your ninety mostly clear overnight. Tomorrow morning's low sixty
Speaker 1: seven for Sunday, sun and clouds, a chance for some
Speaker 1: pop up showers and storms.
Speaker 2: Again, this is not going to be the relief we need,
Speaker 2: but enjoy the heat.
Speaker 4: Seven hundred WLW Sports, fresh off of his inaugural broadcast
Speaker 4: of the Danville Admirals is at the correct term.
Speaker 5: Liam eleven time state champion Danville Admirals correct.
Speaker 1: On a station called whir Liam, was you know my
Speaker 1: first radio station, Liam? My first pay job was at
Speaker 1: a station called WHIN in Gallatin, Tennessee. So you're on
Speaker 1: whir and I think the call letters play a vital
Speaker 1: role in the rest of your career. So one day,
Speaker 1: some forty years from now, you'll be sitting here talking
Speaker 1: to another breaking in kind of young producer on a
Speaker 1: Saturday morning show, wondering where the hell the time went?
Speaker 2: Can't you wait for that? Forty years? Yeah? Forty years?
Speaker 2: Who I know. It's hard to even comprehend, isn't it.
Speaker 1: It's hard to It's hard to comprehend how the Reds
Speaker 1: can get within a couple of games of five hundred,
Speaker 1: then go and display some offense north of the border
Speaker 1: and come back to play the flailing Pittsburgh Pirates who
Speaker 1: were in a tail spin of all tail spins, and
Speaker 1: get drubbed two games in a row like they did
Speaker 1: last night.
Speaker 5: Wednesday night, you're down six to nothing, you come back
Speaker 5: score eleven straight amazing to win the game. And last
Speaker 5: night the opposite happened. The Reds were up five to
Speaker 5: nothing going into the fifth inning, and they were down
Speaker 5: down one going into the seventh inning, and they weren't
Speaker 5: able to get another run across. The Reds fell to
Speaker 5: the Pirates six to five. They moved to sixty two
Speaker 5: and sixty seven on the year. They're now seven and
Speaker 5: a half games out of a wild card spot and
Speaker 5: just a half a game above the Pirates for last
Speaker 5: place in the division. Cincinnati plays game three of the
Speaker 5: team's four game set versus the Pirates this evening. Jake
Speaker 5: Woodford takes a mount for the Pirates, and most likely
Speaker 5: Julian Aguilar will pitch for the Reds. Inside pitch begins
Speaker 5: at five to forty. First pitch e set for six
Speaker 5: to forty. Catch all Tonight's action on the home of
Speaker 5: the Reds seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: Preseason fake football is over officially, the Bengals now pointing
Speaker 1: toward the regular season home oh, the start against the
Speaker 1: New England Patriots at pay Corpse Stadium, which is coming
Speaker 1: up in a couple of weeks.
Speaker 2: What do you think?
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, final cutdown day is Tuesday, and the Bengals
Speaker 5: made some cuts. Early cuts included the set, including the
Speaker 5: former second round pick Jackson Carmen, which there's a lot
Speaker 5: of question marks around him going into camp and I
Speaker 5: guess his performance at camp did not get the job done.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what about what about James Burton? That guy has
Speaker 1: just really impressed during the preseason yeah, Jermaine Burton.
Speaker 5: I mean, he's having twenty yards of catch nearly and
Speaker 5: his stats are amazing. But there's been a lot of
Speaker 5: questions about Supposedly, during the broadcast on Amazon, they said
Speaker 5: he slept during meetings. I don't know if they meant
Speaker 5: about in college, because there was always character concerns about
Speaker 5: him and his postgame comments. He was talking about how
Speaker 5: he needs to be better for the team. I was
Speaker 5: plays don't really matter. So it's kind of interesting to
Speaker 5: see how he views himself and he'll be viewed on
Speaker 5: the roster because there's a lot of talent in the
Speaker 5: wide receiver room and he is a very talented player.
Speaker 1: But well, you know, if Jamar wants to continue this nonsense,
Speaker 1: I think Jermaine Burton is is a great He's not
Speaker 1: gonna take up his slack. But it's nice to have
Speaker 1: another tool in the toolbox, you know what I mean?
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, definitely. The talent's there. You can never have
Speaker 5: too much talent. What have we got on the FC
Speaker 5: Cincinnati front brother The Orange and Blue travel to Florida
Speaker 5: to night to take on the Eastern Conference leader enter Miami.
Speaker 5: Kickoff is set for seven thirty five pregame cover begins
Speaker 5: at seven. You can listen that game live on ESPN
Speaker 5: fifteen thirty and a couple quick high school scores. East
Speaker 5: Central defeated Lawrenceburg twenty four to three. Last night, Bishop
Speaker 5: Brosser handled w Verona thirty one to six, and Cooper
Speaker 5: beat Bardstown thirty six to six.
Speaker 2: What about Danville?
Speaker 5: Danville lost to East Jessamon and the RJ. Corman Bowl
Speaker 5: where they did the game ball delivery and a helicopter
Speaker 5: thirty four to seven.
Speaker 2: My god, I thought they were good down in Danville.
Speaker 2: What happened?
Speaker 5: They went winless last season?
Speaker 2: Oh? Okay, Well, maybe with you as the new voice
Speaker 2: of the Admirals, they will they will rEFInd their lost
Speaker 2: glory five forty seven. It's seven hundred WLW. Mame Tree
Speaker 2: is next.
Speaker 4: Your tune to news Radio seven hundred W l W.
Speaker 2: Garry Jeff on the Saturday morning edition and Mamme Tree
Speaker 2: on the line.
Speaker 1: Good morning, mammetry morning loud. What's going on? How are
Speaker 1: you feeling? How's your jaw?
Speaker 6: Let me sing?
Speaker 7: First?
Speaker 2: Okay, God, he.
Speaker 6: May he has led me free.
Speaker 4: Oh god.
Speaker 6: My, he's so good to me, Amy Grace, how sweet?
Speaker 8: So fund?
Speaker 9: Let's say the rich rich like me.
Speaker 10: Oh I want I was fur lost, but now down
Speaker 10: was the lye burn.
Speaker 2: Now I see amen phrase Jesus. Oh right, So tell
Speaker 2: me about uh how you feeling.
Speaker 6: Well, it's a long story. I didn't get it done,
Speaker 6: but I still got the stickies from the seventh. The
Speaker 6: supposta dropped out on the tenth.
Speaker 2: What what's that up there?
Speaker 6: I told them, if I don't get the surgeon, I
Speaker 6: should have had last time, I'm walking. Well they kept
Speaker 6: on and the second time I asked them again. This
Speaker 6: time they took me into the room. I said, who
Speaker 6: am I gonna get?
Speaker 11: You?
Speaker 6: Take what we get? Get in a chair? Oh? Man,
Speaker 6: I said, Am I gonna get the woman or a man?
Speaker 6: I first got a man? Last time I got a woman.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: He didn't take the bone out. She started on the
Speaker 6: left when she's supposed to started on the right. She
Speaker 6: assured me she take the bone out first, like the
Speaker 6: surgeon said. She said, in a minute. In a minute. Well,
Speaker 6: I got up there about five up to nine, and
Speaker 6: I said, go tell her I have a nine o'clock.
Speaker 6: Got up there. They said, you're next. Well, they cleared Dolphice.
Speaker 6: Once they cleared Dolphice, t hey, I'm still sitting now, huh.
Speaker 6: And a white man come out the door puss and
Speaker 6: said he come out at eleven Ti. I had a
Speaker 6: nine o'clock. I thought, well, I did twodren. I'm still
Speaker 6: sitting there. They done empty dollphars twice, so fie me
Speaker 6: at eleven thirty. I said this, give me in my papers,
Speaker 6: card funch yall. Window said they're a little longer. Give
Speaker 6: me in my papers. I want to go home. Still window.
Speaker 6: Third time they took me in. It's twelve o'clock. The
Speaker 6: woman come in at three. They showed me at twelve
Speaker 6: i'd be home. But you yeah, I didn't come in
Speaker 6: the three. I said that you got You're supposed to
Speaker 6: start here, ma'am.
Speaker 11: You're right.
Speaker 1: It is a long story, Lynette. I mean, mamme try,
Speaker 1: it's a long story. I'm running out of time here.
Speaker 6: Give me my paper? Is my uh?
Speaker 11: I say?
Speaker 6: Now I'm going to Kentucky and get it done. It's hateful.
Speaker 6: College people said, you ain't get enough. This is our stuff.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. Yeah, we need we need another. We
Speaker 1: need a whole nother show to get this whole story. Baby,
Speaker 1: I gotta go. I love you, but I gotta go.
Speaker 2: Do my god. Summer was fun. It was great, wasn't it.
Speaker 2: But it's time to get your own fresh and clean from.
Speaker 12: Welcome to the weekend and a bit more heat here
Speaker 12: in the Tri State. Temperatures start in the mid sixties
Speaker 12: and warm to eighty nine ninety ish for this afternoon.
Speaker 12: This guy will be mostly sunny and humidity slowly but
Speaker 12: surely rising tonight down to only sixty eight, so warm,
Speaker 12: and then your Sunday forecast will be partly clowny with
Speaker 12: a high of ninety two, again a little bit more
Speaker 12: human where you'll feel it's sticky outside from your severe
Speaker 12: weather station.
Speaker 2: I'm nine.
Speaker 12: First warning meteorologis Jenifer Ketchmark News Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 10: Right now with sixty degrees and our next update is
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Speaker 1: Just a note to our news department. Robert Kennedy f
Speaker 1: J Robert F. Kennedy Junior endorsed President Trump or former
Speaker 1: President or Donald Trump, not Trump just yet.
Speaker 2: Welcome to the first official hour of the Saturday Morning
Speaker 2: Edition for this Saturday Morning, August twenty fourth, twenty twenty four.
Speaker 2: I'm Gary Jeff Walker. It's great to be with you.
Speaker 1: And we're a little bit late for picking and grinning
Speaker 1: with Dick, so let's get.
Speaker 2: Right to it. Good morning, Dick, Good morning Gary, Giff.
Speaker 2: I'm late today now, I'm not late. Lynette was a
Speaker 2: little bit talkative. So so you know what You've you
Speaker 2: ever slept before?
Speaker 13: Right?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I've overslept before, Okay, So do you forgive me?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Got forgive you.
Speaker 2: What's going on?
Speaker 1: Dave from Dayton wants to know how many games the
Speaker 1: Bengals are gonna win this year. Seventeen game season ready
Speaker 1: to start in two weeks against the New England Patriots.
Speaker 1: Las Vegas has the Bengals at ten point five over under.
Speaker 1: So do you think the Bengals will win more than
Speaker 1: ten and a half games or less than ten and
Speaker 1: a half games?
Speaker 7: They're going to win eleven games this year?
Speaker 1: Eleven games, Dave from Dayton, mark that down. If you're listening.
Speaker 1: Dave says he's going to go to the sportsbook and
Speaker 1: if the Bengals win at least eleven games, Dick, what
Speaker 1: you and I each get one hundred dollars?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 2: Right, how about that?
Speaker 7: That's good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it'd be two years in a row.
Speaker 7: Two years in the row, buddy.
Speaker 2: So what else is going on? Real quick?
Speaker 7: Oh? I just wanted to tell you congratulate. I've been
Speaker 7: thirty eight years in the band and the number, spent
Speaker 7: a couple more concerts. And I start class Monday. I'm
Speaker 7: taking a It's an accounting class manageriald County. I go
Speaker 7: two days a week.
Speaker 1: So I'm well, do you know what, Dick, whether school
Speaker 1: is in or not. I've always said this about you.
Speaker 1: Dick has class, Yes.
Speaker 2: And you do.
Speaker 1: And I just couldn't be more happy to be with
Speaker 1: you in good luck and all your educational endeavors that
Speaker 1: are just about to start.
Speaker 2: But I think you already have class, Dick.
Speaker 7: Thank you.
Speaker 2: You're not a classist, Dick.
Speaker 7: I don't need to come down. Tell Dave.
Speaker 2: He's hearing us. Whenever we can arrange it. You come
Speaker 2: on down and bring that mandolin and you're whatever, you got,
Speaker 2: your banjo, your yuke.
Speaker 7: Say good night, Dick, you pared Jeff.
Speaker 14: It was midnight on the ocean. Not a street car
Speaker 14: was in sight. The sun was shining brightly in the
Speaker 14: middle of the night. A barefoot boy with shoes on
Speaker 14: stood that's sitting in the tree. And when I put
Speaker 14: my glasses on, I heard this.
Speaker 2: Melody exactly a doctor baby. He's somebody's mother. And Dave
Speaker 2: from Harrison, maybe the best dad joke teller of all time,
Speaker 2: and here he is. Good morning, Dave, Good morning, good Jeff.
Speaker 2: How's an Haye in this morn? That's a rather personal question.
Speaker 2: Let's move on.
Speaker 1: You're out in the campground. You were out in the
Speaker 1: campground this weekend, and it is your lovely wife, Kathy's
Speaker 1: birthday weekend.
Speaker 2: See in fact, today today is her birthday? Right today?
Speaker 13: Is that?
Speaker 2: Well, congratulations to Kathy.
Speaker 13: I'll tell her when she let's gets out of her
Speaker 13: beauty rest garag Jeff.
Speaker 2: So she's still in the teepee in the wigwam.
Speaker 15: Yeah, yeah, unfortunately, but yeah, it's not an early riser.
Speaker 1: Well, you know what, here's the thing, it's her birthday.
Speaker 1: She can sleep as late as she wants to, and
Speaker 1: if it's her party, she can cry if she wants
Speaker 1: to cry, if she wants to.
Speaker 2: You would cry too if it happened to you. Dave,
Speaker 2: all right, yeah, yeah, hello, hello, yeah.
Speaker 15: Yeah kind of insect is hard to understand?
Speaker 2: What kind of insect is hard to understand?
Speaker 16: Dave?
Speaker 2: Uh oh, that's terrible. A mumblebee? What else you got?
Speaker 11: What are you call an insect that complains all about
Speaker 11: I don't know, grumblebee, grumbled bee. Let's leave us with.
Speaker 13: Why were the deer, the chipmunk, and the squirrel laughing
Speaker 13: so hard?
Speaker 2: Why were the deer, the chipmunk, and the squirrel laughing
Speaker 2: so hard? Dave?
Speaker 15: Because the owl was a hoot.
Speaker 17: Jokes told by Dave from Harrison are not necessarily considered
Speaker 17: funny by the staff, management, or advertisers of seven hundred
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Speaker 17: humor have caused you to roll your eyes, made your
Speaker 17: stomach churn, or you have considered the entire exercise to
Speaker 17: be a colossal waste of time, we deeply apologize. Now
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Speaker 1: The haunting strains of Charlie dor from somewhere in the deep, dark,
Speaker 1: distant past. Here's our own pilot of the airwaves, Rick Washburn,
Speaker 1: Good Morning Old Radio.
Speaker 15: Rick, Good morning Gary, Jeff. I am confused. Wasn't that
Speaker 15: a song from somebody else, some interesting redo, or was that.
Speaker 1: Charlie Door was the original artist on Pilot of the Airwaves.
Speaker 15: Okay, who redid it?
Speaker 6: Then?
Speaker 2: I have no idea, it's not important. That was the hit.
Speaker 2: That was the hit? That was it?
Speaker 15: Oh that's fantastic.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 15: Just remind me when I worked a car dealership many
Speaker 15: years ago and they were playing Turn the Page by
Speaker 15: Bob Seeker on the radio as we who what old
Speaker 15: guy redid that Metolka song?
Speaker 2: It's like, no, yeah, you know what. You deal with
Speaker 2: kids and you got to use kid gloves. So anyway,
Speaker 2: how are you receiving this this morning? What are you
Speaker 2: receiving us on? And tell me all about the device
Speaker 2: if you will, sir.
Speaker 15: I love this thing. This is from nineteen forty seven.
Speaker 15: It is a Sears Silver Tone model seven oh eighty
Speaker 15: five and it is bringing in WLW five by five
Speaker 15: this morning. This is an eight tube AM radio with
Speaker 15: a seven eight rpm phonograph and a wire recorder.
Speaker 2: A wire recorder.
Speaker 15: Yes, it's similar to a reel to reel tape deck,
Speaker 15: but instead of using magnetic tape, it uses a roll
Speaker 15: of steel wire.
Speaker 1: Now, these were prominent. These were prominent earlier on forty seven.
Speaker 1: Kind of hadn't we really established the reel to reel
Speaker 1: as the format to record things by nineteen forty seven.
Speaker 15: Forty seven and forty eight were kind of the years
Speaker 15: where both were out. The wire recorder did come first,
Speaker 15: and then when somebody designed the tape, the magnetic tape
Speaker 15: it it was an improvement in many ways, but it
Speaker 15: also had some issues, like the quality of the tape
Speaker 15: at the time because good plastic wasn't available. A lot
Speaker 15: of the tape was actually paper based. Oddly enough. Yeah,
Speaker 15: and whereas the wire was it had a it had
Speaker 15: a much better fidelity to it. Actually, it does have
Speaker 15: a very crisp, clean sound. However, it's very difficult to
Speaker 15: use excuse me, because the head that read that records
Speaker 15: and plays back the sound is like a sewing machine
Speaker 15: bobbin winder. It goes up and down to wind the
Speaker 15: wire easily. So the wire is very thin and it
Speaker 15: has to be wound evenly otherwise it gets tangled up much.
Speaker 15: You've been through the world of splicing blocks and spicing
Speaker 15: tape unreeled real tape. Well, the with the with the
Speaker 15: wire recorder is much easier. You just tie a square knot.
Speaker 1: It wasn't it seems to me like I recall that
Speaker 1: the Hindenberg disaster was actually recorded on a wire recorder and.
Speaker 15: Not absolutely correct. Yes, yeah, in a in a portable
Speaker 15: wire recorder that only took three suitcases weighing a total
Speaker 15: of one eighty five pounds, if memory serve well at least. Yeah, Well,
Speaker 15: it was actually one of the very first times that
Speaker 15: somebody had gone out in the field to record a
Speaker 15: live you know, play by play on actual news events
Speaker 15: that they could then take back to the radio station.
Speaker 15: You're exactly right. Yeah, so it proved the idea that
Speaker 15: they could go back and play it again. But yeah,
Speaker 15: the equipment wasn't really that practical.
Speaker 1: So tell me, do you got anything else to say
Speaker 1: about this lovely serious silvertone radio that you're listening on
Speaker 1: this morning?
Speaker 15: Or Goldberg would have been proud of this, because you've
Speaker 15: got the radio on one side. It's a it's a
Speaker 15: table top model, but it's huge, and the top lifts
Speaker 15: up like you would expect, like a record player would do.
Speaker 15: But the thing is you can put the wire on
Speaker 15: the spindle and thread it, and the take up reel
Speaker 15: for the wire recorder is also the platter that you
Speaker 15: would put the record on, So You could record a
Speaker 15: record onto wire if you want to, but you've got
Speaker 15: to wind the wire first, okay, and possibly a throwback
Speaker 15: to your history depending excuse me if you've ever used
Speaker 15: a magnet quarter real to real tape, Dick safety goggles
Speaker 15: were requirement. The wire recorder pretty much the same thing.
Speaker 15: If you're not careful, you're either gonna lose an eye
Speaker 15: or lose a finger.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, all in preserving something for posterity, I
Speaker 1: guess you have to. You have to make sacrifices. Right close, kid,
Speaker 1: This recording cost me my left eye, but it's gorgeous.
Speaker 13: Uh.
Speaker 1: You want to get in touch with mister Washburn, you
Speaker 1: can check him out at Old Radio Rick at gmail
Speaker 1: dot com.
Speaker 3: Overheard at the latest Gottsloane Fanglub meeting.
Speaker 8: Next item, getting slowly on a commemorative stamp.
Speaker 2: GINO, what did the post office say? They gave me
Speaker 2: this form to fill out, but under accomplishments? I wasn't
Speaker 2: sure what to put. Just write down that he's amazing
Speaker 2: and that he's hysterical. He brings people together and that's smart.
Speaker 10: You definitely want to say that he's down to earth.
Speaker 2: Did he go to the moon as an astron. If
Speaker 2: he did, that would really help his chances.
Speaker 21: Yes he did.
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Speaker 12: Festival pre ninety ish for this afternoon. This sky will
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Speaker 12: Sunday forecast will be partly clowny with a high of
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Speaker 2: It's high school football on fire, Go ahead, Liam.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Pleasant Ridge Park was shut out by Taft High School
Speaker 5: forty three to nothing. Last night. Dayton, Kentucky defeated Gallatinkintown,
Speaker 5: Gallatin County twenty four for fourteen, coach herbs Getz's first
Speaker 5: win of the year. Newport defeats Carroll County thirty six
Speaker 5: to fourteen.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Highlands tops Lexington Catholic seventeen to seven. Big win for
Speaker 5: the Bluebirds in the state of Kentucky. Holy Cross is
Speaker 5: shut out by Sayer forty nine to nothing. Former NFL
Speaker 5: quarterback Chad Pennington as a coach on the Sayers staff.
Speaker 5: Connor High School tops Paul Lawrence Dunbar Dunbar High School
Speaker 5: forty two to fifteen. Schroeder High School destroys Norwood forty
Speaker 5: six to sixteen. Ryle scores sixteen unanswered in the second
Speaker 5: half to defeat Covington Catholic thirty to fourteen. Reading Home
Speaker 5: of the Fighting, Tony Pike shuts out Woodward thirty three
Speaker 5: to nothing. Mohler tops Princeton thirty eight to twenty one
Speaker 5: in what some saw as the game of the night
Speaker 5: last night.
Speaker 1: All Right, the Reds lose in Pittsburgh, second night in
Speaker 1: a row, six to five. The comeback falls short, and
Speaker 1: we got game three of that set today.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Game three of the four tonight versus the Pirates.
Speaker 5: Jake Woodford takes the mound for the Pirates and most
Speaker 5: likely Julian Aguilar takes the mound for the Reds. Inside
Speaker 5: pitch begins at five point forty. First pitch is set
Speaker 5: for six forty. Catch all tonight's action on the Home
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Speaker 12: surely rising tonight down to only sixty eight, so warm,
Speaker 12: and then your Sunday forecast will be Hartley Clowney with
Speaker 12: a high of ninety two again a little bit more
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Speaker 18: I'm toasting you Sid Honey, we may be through ud.
Speaker 3: You'll never care me convey.
Speaker 9: Cause no pass were whiskey round landing there jays blues.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, and the better class illusiers to my friend
Speaker 2: that's living. As we head east down the highway fifties.
Speaker 1: US Highway fifty two out of Cincinnati, right into Ripley, Ohio,
Speaker 1: to a place called Brookies, where the Gang is anxiously
Speaker 1: anticipating their spot on a Saturday morning.
Speaker 2: Good morning, gang, Hey, hey, hey, what's going on now?
Speaker 1: I know that that Doug, your wife's daughter is getting
Speaker 1: married today and this is huge. So you're up early,
Speaker 1: have been to rehearsal, dinners and all the rest of
Speaker 1: that fauld role in fiddlety d, and now today is
Speaker 1: finally the.
Speaker 2: The knife in the h.
Speaker 1: Today you finally get finished and you can send her
Speaker 1: off with her new husband, and I know that's an
Speaker 1: exciting thing.
Speaker 2: What else is going on there this morning?
Speaker 15: Well, then you can come and see us on Sunday
Speaker 15: and you can see the aftermath of that and see.
Speaker 11: What we look like. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, My friend Chris Cohens and I are going to
Speaker 1: be at Brookies tomorrow afternoon at least god willing two
Speaker 1: to four with something akin to a musical performance. I
Speaker 1: don't know if i'd actually call it music in Chris's case. Yes,
Speaker 1: he's an excellent guitarist and we'll see how I can
Speaker 1: croak out a few tunes.
Speaker 2: We'll have a good time. Oh me too, shearing me too?
Speaker 2: So what else is going on there?
Speaker 11: The pinnacle event of the whole Harry Todge festival is
Speaker 11: today at five pm.
Speaker 2: Oh it's the T shirt contest.
Speaker 15: Yeah right, yeah, yeah, that's it. Jay Weaver will probably
Speaker 15: be here.
Speaker 10: You know that.
Speaker 2: You know that the great the legacy of the legendary
Speaker 2: Harry Todge was that he enjoyed competition.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 1: He enjoyed all kinds of competition, especially if it involved
Speaker 1: women and water. So this is a fitting tribute to
Speaker 1: the Harry Tadge Festival there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, how what's it?
Speaker 15: Go ahead.
Speaker 2: Oh no, no, you you first.
Speaker 15: So anyway, the weekend here the T.
Speaker 1: Shirt contest at Brookies at five o'clock. The Harry Todge
Speaker 1: Festival continues in Ripley, Ohio today, and how now, Brown County,
Speaker 1: we'll see you tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock.
Speaker 15: We're looking forward to it, all right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what's the weather, Sherry?
Speaker 7: Oh, the weather's gonna be hot, hot, hot, war more
Speaker 7: and warm.
Speaker 23: And I'm going to be in the Golden Girls contest
Speaker 23: at four o'clock, so we'll see what happens there.
Speaker 11: Oh.
Speaker 1: Really, there's a senior division. Wonderful, have fun, guys, Thank you.
Speaker 1: See what you can see in Ripley today, coming up
Speaker 1: on six forty on a Saturday morning. And Steve from
Speaker 1: met In, Ohio is waiting around the bend with a
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Speaker 1: Seven hundred, WLW sport William Tomlinson, what's going on? FC
Speaker 1: Cincinnati back on the pitch against Inner Miami.
Speaker 2: Correct?
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 5: The Orange and Blue travel to Florida tonight take on
Speaker 5: the Eastern Conference leader, Inner Miami. Kickoff is set for
Speaker 5: seven thirty five. Pregame coverage will be into seven. You
Speaker 5: can listen to that game live on ESPN fifteen thirty.
Speaker 5: It's high school football season Week one. High school football
Speaker 5: season continued last night. Jennings County High School defeated lost
Speaker 5: to South Dearborn High School forty two to fourteen. Hughes
Speaker 5: top Dunbar twenty eight to eight. New Miami Edges Gamble
Speaker 5: Montassori High School fourteen to eighteen. India Hill Tops Roger
Speaker 5: Bacon thirty to seventeen. In Walnut Hills handles Western Hills
Speaker 5: thirty to six.
Speaker 2: The Reds of Draft two in a row, looking for
Speaker 2: a third times a charm tonight in Pittsburgh.
Speaker 5: Yes, the Reds are currently seven and a half games
Speaker 5: out of a wild card spot. They look to make it.
Speaker 5: They look to get closer to the wild card spot.
Speaker 5: First pitch is at six forty pre inside pitch begains
Speaker 5: at five forty catch all tonight's action on the home
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Speaker 2: Train for about three or four years. Alcohol.
Speaker 21: It doesn't move me at all, So tell me why
Speaker 21: should it be true?
Speaker 2: Did I get a kick out a U coming up
Speaker 2: on six forty five on a Saturday morning and joining
Speaker 2: us from at no Ohio our friend Steve Simon with
Speaker 2: a pithy phone call a news of the week, good morning,
Speaker 2: Good morning.
Speaker 16: Gary, Jeff. I was just having a dance there with Becky.
Speaker 16: The best word for the DNC. He is unconventional, these
Speaker 16: clowns who call we normal people weird when they offer
Speaker 16: free abortions and best sectomies on the convention site.
Speaker 2: Next to at iud by the way right.
Speaker 16: There in the yeah, oh yes, I forgot about that.
Speaker 16: Democrats have never been accused of having good taste, and
Speaker 16: they never disappoint. And when they trot out Master Sergeant
Speaker 16: Tim Walls from behind the curtain and he tries to
Speaker 16: do his impression of Johnny Carson making a grand entrance
Speaker 16: in citing his Nebraska roots, you really have to wonder
Speaker 16: if Minnesota hasn't matriculated from radical Muslim caliphate to just
Speaker 16: plain insane asylum. Minnesota Fats thought he'd bring his down
Speaker 16: Ham flavor to the proceedings, knocking the fact that his
Speaker 16: vice presidential opponent, JD. Vance went to an Ivy League
Speaker 16: law school, ignoring the fact that the Obamas and the
Speaker 16: clinton are also Ivy League lawyers. What the hell does
Speaker 16: that make you? Tim? JD proudly used the word hillbilly
Speaker 16: in his autobiography, We are now awaiting Minnesota fats bio
Speaker 16: dumbass elegy. The more you see of horrible Harris and Fats,
Speaker 16: the more you sympathize with Hunter Biden being the main
Speaker 16: subject in that secret Service probe of cocaine found in
Speaker 16: the White House. Remember that all the usual suspects were
Speaker 16: right there at the DNC in Chicago. Come on, cops,
Speaker 16: arrest somebody. Ah. Yes, the Windy City where terrorists burned
Speaker 16: the American flag twice and tore down barricades, But the
Speaker 16: Jewish governor of Pennsylvania passed over for the Aryan VP
Speaker 16: Nod feels right at home, addressing the convention as if
Speaker 16: nothing happened. How much did they pay you, Josh thirty
Speaker 16: pieces of silver for betraying two countries? They should take
Speaker 16: this show on the road and call it the Wizard
Speaker 16: of Washington, complete with the tin man president who has
Speaker 16: no heart or other functioning organ, the Minneapolis scarecrow who
Speaker 16: has no brain, the cowardly lion who turned his back
Speaker 16: on Israel, and the wicked witch of the West elevated
Speaker 16: to the front of the Looney line after sleeping her way.
Speaker 11: To the top.
Speaker 16: Joe Biden is still hanging on to the presidency, but
Speaker 16: one wonders, why, Ah, the hunter Biden pardons, you can't
Speaker 16: just hang your son and business partner out to dry
Speaker 16: enter wheeler dealer Tim Walls, who will wrangle a Congressional
Speaker 16: medal of honor for his service to his country. Clearly
Speaker 16: he may have saved the lives of his men whom
Speaker 16: he deserted, since they could now have a commander who
Speaker 16: actually gives a rats ass about them. Yeah, so give
Speaker 16: them a medal, Joe, and save the last five months
Speaker 16: of your sterling tenure. Who rape or holly would? There
Speaker 16: was Oprah Winfrey, billionaire god and self described victim of
Speaker 16: all kinds of discrimination, principally against fat people. So how
Speaker 16: in the world did she become filthy rich in such
Speaker 16: a terrible country? The Democrat solution is to put her
Speaker 16: on the reparations list. Yes, we're only thirty five trillion
Speaker 16: in debt, we could afford it. But wait, wait, since
Speaker 16: Commie Harris wants to soak the rich and take us
Speaker 16: back to the ninety percent top tax rate of the
Speaker 16: nineteen fifties, I say, Oprah, open up your wallet and
Speaker 16: give back as they say. You go, girlfriend, If sleazy
Speaker 16: makes you queasy, voting democrat ate easy check out. Bear County,
Speaker 16: Texas Sheriff Javier Salazar, who two years ago tore apart
Speaker 16: the Harris Biden team for its lack of control of
Speaker 16: the border. Well, it's amazing how things have improved there.
Speaker 16: He was this week at the Unconvention, praising the border
Speaker 16: Czarina and condemning trump bad timing Javier. The Department of
Speaker 16: Homeland Security this week said its lost track of thirty
Speaker 16: thousand miners who crossed the border illegally and could well
Speaker 16: now be victims of human trafficking. Want to bet some
Speaker 16: of those kids are in your county, Bear County, that's
Speaker 16: San Antonio. You know, I'd say the over under on
Speaker 16: that one is maybe one thousand. Xavier. Joey Vado was
Speaker 16: not at the unconvention. He was the last of the
Speaker 16: original Cincinnati Reds of eighteen sixty nine. After one hundred
Speaker 16: and fifty five years, fifty two knee surgeries and two
Speaker 16: titanium hips, the Canadian Transplant has called it quits. Excuse me,
Speaker 16: I'm sorry I went for clump there. Actually it was
Speaker 16: just seventeen years in the bigs, but every dog on
Speaker 16: one of them was as a Cincinnati Red. So I
Speaker 16: salute you, Joey, one of the few immigrants who did
Speaker 16: it legally. You took the time to learn our language,
Speaker 16: a get a good job, and hopefully paid a crapload
Speaker 16: of taxes so we can now pay reparations to Oprah Winfrey.
Speaker 2: I like that one too.
Speaker 16: I got to repeat that no up here at Seabas
Speaker 16: for the stoners is that they are paying a lot
Speaker 16: more at the pot shops for weed than they imagined
Speaker 16: they would. I think we're all agreed that this is disgraceful.
Speaker 2: Crashed down on the black market. Crackdown on the black market.
Speaker 16: Is disgraceful, I say, especially when Tommie Harris is promising
Speaker 16: price controls.
Speaker 11: Where the hell are they? I'm sorry I got excited there.
Speaker 16: I should calm down.
Speaker 6: On this.
Speaker 11: Weeed, they say, that'll make you do that.
Speaker 16: She has also bragged about being a pothead to appeal
Speaker 16: to that constituency, which shouldn't be too hard to do.
Speaker 16: But folks forget that it was her father who called
Speaker 16: her out on that, saying it gives the impression that
Speaker 16: all Jamaicans are high on dope. Well, you know what,
Speaker 16: Papa is a retired Marxist professor at Berkeley, to whom
Speaker 16: I say, Dad, wouldn't it be better for Jamaicans to
Speaker 16: be called dopers than a bunch of commies. I mean,
Speaker 16: in the twentieth century alone, Marxist governments killed more than
Speaker 16: one hundred million of their own people, and pot didn't
Speaker 16: even come close to that. I'm just saying. And if
Speaker 16: I may end it with this, I know everybody's saying, well,
Speaker 16: you didn't mention OURFK. Well, I have mixed feelings about this.
Speaker 16: Ask Robert F. Kennedy Junior if he supports the Green
Speaker 16: New Deal, which was endorsed by Tommy Harrison twenty nineteen.
Speaker 16: If he says yes, the bloom is off the rows.
Speaker 16: The cost of that estimated ridiculous policy is conservatively estimated
Speaker 16: at fifty three trillion dollars that would buck us up
Speaker 16: to about ninety trillion in debt ourfk's politics are in
Speaker 16: line with Bernie Sanders and always have been. Even if
Speaker 16: he endorses Trump, which of course he did, none of
Speaker 16: his supporters will really did you see all that math
Speaker 16: they were trying to pull out, you know, the states
Speaker 16: that you know Trump will get. Now his supporters aren't
Speaker 16: gonna support Trump, you know, Gary Jeff. Once again the
Speaker 16: most famous factoid out of twenty twenty four, Robert F.
Speaker 16: Kennedy's dad was killed by a Palestinian terrorist in Los Angeles, California. Yeah,
Speaker 16: nobody ever mentions that except our FK Junior, and I
Speaker 16: salute him. Right in the middle of that campaign he said,
Speaker 16: I am four square behind Israel, and he is one
Speaker 16: person who has said it who might be telling the truth.
Speaker 16: God bless you, our FK Senior. I gotta go take
Speaker 16: care of yourself.
Speaker 2: Gary Jeff, thank you. And you do have to be
Speaker 2: high to vote for Kamala Harris. You scaled the Jeff
Speaker 2: Walker and you're not and aren't you glad? Hello to
Speaker 2: the Pisqually brothers at the River camp in Patriot this morning,
Speaker 2: and hello to our next guest Science Mike the Science
Speaker 2: Minute as the Minutes tick away on a Saturday.
Speaker 24: Yes, as a nightly scientist.
Speaker 17: Surprising Bell binding me.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Michael, what's going on?
Speaker 13: Well, first, let me say different Daton. I'm proud of
Speaker 13: you for taking managerial counting. I'm never too old to learn, Dick.
Speaker 2: It's continuing education for the Dixter.
Speaker 13: Hey, guy, I just saw this unusualately, the the shrouded
Speaker 13: turret is back in the news. And what's interesting is
Speaker 13: the article, the scientific article at this is this topic
Speaker 13: is based on the actually came out in March of
Speaker 13: twenty twenty two, and I don't understand why it was
Speaker 13: took over two years to get out in the main public.
Speaker 13: But anyhow, we all know what the shroud at Turin
Speaker 13: is is the burial cloth of Jesus.
Speaker 2: But the in the eighties they.
Speaker 13: Did a study for carbon fourteen dating and they said, no,
Speaker 13: it was just around twelve the twelve hundred to thirteen
Speaker 13: hundred eighty that's when the shroud was, when it was
Speaker 13: created created. And the thing about carbon fourteen dating is
Speaker 13: the samples they took are on the size of the
Speaker 13: centimeter size and they actually have to destroy the samples.
Speaker 13: And what they've done Gary Jeff, is they actually took
Speaker 13: these samples of the cloth with which are made out
Speaker 13: of cellulose, which is cellulose is a is a a
Speaker 13: sugar chain, it's a polymer. And think of a bowl
Speaker 13: of spaghetti. So you have these long chains and they're
Speaker 13: actually crystalline in nature where they're actually oriented in straight lines.
Speaker 13: And as it tell you, those gets older in time,
Speaker 13: these these chains break down and by the amount of
Speaker 13: degradation of the chain, you can actually tell the age
Speaker 13: of the cloth. So what they did they did is
Speaker 13: we'll call wide angle X ray scattering a study, and
Speaker 13: they showed that actually the cloth is is actually the.
Speaker 2: Time of Jesus.
Speaker 13: Is interesting how they went about the study. They took
Speaker 13: samples of the actual time of Jesus, no samples, and
Speaker 13: they took samples from when they said it was supposedly created.
Speaker 13: And their analysis is spot on as far as the
Speaker 13: aging and the beauty of it is. You could take
Speaker 13: this sample which is a millimeter in size, and it
Speaker 13: doesn't destroy the sample, so you can repeatedly study this sample.
Speaker 13: Anybody can do it, so as far as looking at
Speaker 13: the sample.
Speaker 2: Itself, So two WoRDSS repeatable measurements, so it or three
Speaker 2: words rather consensus consensus isn't science. When people say the
Speaker 2: science is settled, as they did it with a shadow,
Speaker 2: the shroud of Tuhran in the nineteen eighties, they didn't know.
Speaker 2: They did not know, and and science is always progressing
Speaker 2: and that's the wonderful thing about it.
Speaker 13: And the beauty of the study is that it's not
Speaker 13: only that the scattering it, it was by infraredial spectroscopy
Speaker 13: and rama, yeah, proven that it's two thousand years old.
Speaker 2: So science isn't a consensus. Consensus is actually the opposite
Speaker 2: of science. So we don't know what we don't know,
Speaker 2: and when we think we know, we still don't know.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much, sir. It's eight twelve at seven
Speaker 2: hundred WLW.
Speaker 22: Rocky Boyman here. I played in the NFL, and that's
Speaker 22: pretty cool. I'm also a published author and that's pretty cool.
Speaker 22: I'll also once shared an elevator without Dahalai Lama and
Speaker 22: that's also pretty cool. But none of that compares to
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Speaker 2: This is let's go to love the new intros for
Speaker 2: our friend, brother Rick Green. That happens to be your
Speaker 2: cousin's band, Reunion of Souls. Rick, How about that?
Speaker 13: Oh?
Speaker 11: I love it, Garry.
Speaker 24: You know, I think Daddy would love the song too,
Speaker 24: because he loves music.
Speaker 2: No doubt, no doubt. Now that is h Eddie. What's
Speaker 2: his name, Hedges? Eddie has a blue ass on all right,
Speaker 2: all right?
Speaker 1: Originally was a member of Blessed Union of Souls And
Speaker 1: now that's a Reunion of Souls and they're out now
Speaker 1: with that. And that's the official YouTube video audio. And
Speaker 1: that's gonna be our intro on Saturday mornings for our
Speaker 1: Bible Verse. We'd like to be positive wherever possible on
Speaker 1: this program.
Speaker 2: One of the ways in which we do that is
Speaker 2: by offering the Word of God for your discernment, hope
Speaker 2: and positive in a world that's not that way. It's
Speaker 2: not hopeful, it's not positive, but we are because of
Speaker 2: the Word of God. So what do you have for
Speaker 2: us this morning, brother Rick?
Speaker 24: Today Gary, we have John Chapter twenty, verse twenty nine.
Speaker 13: DN.
Speaker 24: Jesus told him, because you have seen me, you have
Speaker 24: believed bless are those who have not seen me yet believed.
Speaker 2: Amen, Gary, I'm one of them.
Speaker 24: I never seen him, but I know he's real. I
Speaker 24: know he exists. I know he's almighty. I know he's
Speaker 24: the Son of God.
Speaker 2: It's all about faith. And you know what, I'll tie
Speaker 2: this in.
Speaker 1: Also from the Book of John, John eight twenty four,
Speaker 1: Jesus warned the crowds. I told you that you would
Speaker 1: die in your sins. If you do not believe that
Speaker 1: I am the one I claim to be, you will
Speaker 1: indeed die in your sins.
Speaker 2: It's all about faith. Yeah, seen and unseen always.
Speaker 24: Now, Gary, once you get a little taste in Jesus,
Speaker 24: I just personally don't understand.
Speaker 2: You cannot believe. It's just beyond my comprehension. I'm agreed.
Speaker 2: I'm agreeing. And it doesn't mean that because you believe
Speaker 2: you're a perfect person, you're still a sinner. But that's
Speaker 2: why we need more Jesus.
Speaker 24: Now, I Rick got a line of mess wrapped up
Speaker 24: in him. I'll be the first one to say it.
Speaker 2: If I go, I give into that mess. Yep, you can't.
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 1: All right, brother Rick, have a fantastic blessed weekend, and
Speaker 1: God bless you, thank you so much.
Speaker 24: All Right, you guys have a blessed day.
Speaker 2: All Right, It's eight eighteen, It's seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 3: This morning at nine, Mike Allan bites the latest wave
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Speaker 12: Warm too, eighty nine ninety ish for this afternoon. This
Speaker 12: guy will be mostly sunny and humidity slowly but surely
Speaker 12: rising tonight down to only sixty eight, so warm, and
Speaker 12: then your Sunday forecast will be partly clowny with a
Speaker 12: high of ninety two again a little bit more human
Speaker 12: where you'll feel it's sticky outside. That's the forecast.
Speaker 2: I'm nine first Warning Meteorolal Just Jennifer Ketchmark seven one
Speaker 2: hundred WLW, Sport, Liam.
Speaker 1: We have not talked about week zero the college football
Speaker 1: season yet.
Speaker 5: No college football is back and first game kicks off
Speaker 5: at noon between Florida State and Georgia Tech and ACC
Speaker 5: matchup over across the pond in Ireland.
Speaker 2: In Dublin, Oh wow, high school football is red hot. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Wilmington High School shut out Northwest High School thirty to nothing.
Speaker 5: Belmont will shut out by Deer Park High School forty
Speaker 5: to nothing. Marymont falls to Oakwood twenty one to fourteen.
Speaker 5: Wittenwood's top Springfield High School sixteen to six. McNicholas mcnickl
Speaker 5: lists falls to Steubenville eighteen to sixteen. At Steubenville steuben
Speaker 5: ghoshen gosh In Steubenville, Steubenville Grosve City Christian shuts out
Speaker 5: Miami Valley Christian Academy forty two to nothing. Campbell County
Speaker 5: routes Scott High School sixty three to twenty seven. Madeira
Speaker 5: edges Batavia twenty six to twenty one. Taylor tops Talawan
Speaker 5: to twenty one to seven, Anderson blows out south Old
Speaker 5: on Them fifty one to six. Wayne County defeats Fairfield
Speaker 5: thirty one to thirteen. Kings beats Sycamore forty two to seven.
Speaker 5: Harrison tops Loveland forty to seven, Columbus beat Cincinnati Hills
Speaker 5: Christian Academy by one, and Milford destroyed Edgewood High School
Speaker 5: thirty three to three.
Speaker 1: All right, fantastic the Red losers last night in Pittsburgh.
Speaker 1: They're back on the diamond tonight this afternoon, this evening.
Speaker 1: Whatever you want to call it for Game three of
Speaker 1: the series.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Inside pitch begins at five point forty, first pitches at
Speaker 5: six forty. Julian, we'll take the mound for the Reds
Speaker 5: and Jake Woodford will take the mound for the Pirates.
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Speaker 2: So yesterday I'm bartending where I'll be today the after
Speaker 2: the show show with my lovely wife Chris the two
Speaker 2: point zero.
Speaker 1: Anyway, I'm there yesterday. Guy walks in, never seen before,
Speaker 1: and I greet them like I greet anybody else.
Speaker 2: Hey, how you doing?
Speaker 11: What can I do for you?
Speaker 2: And the orders of I guess was a beam on
Speaker 2: the rocks or something or Jim beam straight up and
Speaker 2: you know, got his drink. We're talking a little bit
Speaker 2: because it was kind of slow, so I had a
Speaker 2: chance to chat find out he's originally from Milford, but
Speaker 2: he's back in town visiting. He's been.
Speaker 1: In Smyrna, Tennessee, near Nashville for the last thirty years.
Speaker 1: Oddly enough, this is the summer that marks my thirtieth
Speaker 1: year that I moved from Nashville up here. So we
Speaker 1: kind of did the the swap never met each other,
Speaker 1: but he went from here to Nashville. I went from
Speaker 1: Nashville to here about the same time. So we Todd,
Speaker 1: that's kind of kind of an interesting occurrence. And he's
Speaker 1: in Smyrna, Tennessee. And I know that my younger brother
Speaker 1: John is in Smyrna. He works at a bar restaurant
Speaker 1: called Chappies. And I said, uh, you ever go to Chappi's.
Speaker 1: He goes yeah. I said, well, you have to say
Speaker 1: hi to my brother if you're in Chappies in Smyrna, Tennessee.
Speaker 2: His name's John. He said, you're John from Chappie's. Brother.
Speaker 1: It's the first time in a long time that Gary
Speaker 1: Jeff Walker hasn't been the big famous person in the conversation.
Speaker 1: It was my brother John, who works as a cook
Speaker 1: and a server at Chappie's and has been there for
Speaker 1: a while. So we're talking and marveling at the small
Speaker 1: world status of our conversation and how wild it is.
Speaker 1: And then there are all kinds of other little parallels
Speaker 1: we never met. His name is Greg Jones, and he's
Speaker 1: back in town for a little while. He's a songwriter.
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Speaker 1: Cody Jenks is, and a hit or two for Cody,
Speaker 1: and he's had a couple of other hits as a songwriter.
Speaker 1: And it was just a great chance meeting. He knew
Speaker 1: my brother Johnny, which I thought was just amazing. So
Speaker 1: shout out to Greg Jones if he's listening today, thanks
Speaker 1: for stumbling into the bar and hopefully we see each
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Speaker 2: right now today with football and baseball and high school.
Speaker 1: Football and everything else going on. Moeggers here to discuss
Speaker 1: much of that. Hey, Mo, what's going on?
Speaker 11: What's up?
Speaker 2: How are we doing good? I saw that Shohei.
Speaker 1: Otani became a member of the forty to forty club
Speaker 1: as a Los Angeles Dodger, and I always was betting.
Speaker 24: On him to do that.
Speaker 11: With a walkoffrand slam.
Speaker 2: Yes, a walkoff grand slam, Steele.
Speaker 1: I mean, we talk all the time about the potential
Speaker 1: and the great talents of La Dela Cruz, and those
Speaker 1: are there too. I mean, he's what the third player
Speaker 1: since I don't know how long, or one of the
Speaker 1: first five players. I can't remember all the stats with
Speaker 1: La because he's setting so many records in the middle
Speaker 1: of this mediocre season for the Reds and sometimes wishy
Speaker 1: washing for him. But you know, to have to have
Speaker 1: twenty home runs and sixty steels and all of that
Speaker 1: in the company of the great Rickey Henderson and others.
Speaker 1: But shoe Atani is just I mean is there is
Speaker 1: there a bigger superstar in Major League Baseball right now?
Speaker 11: Aaron Judge would has something to say about that. I
Speaker 11: think definitely. You know, Bobby Wood Junior in Kansas City,
Speaker 11: who we saw last weekend, would have something to say
Speaker 11: about that. But as a general rule, no, he's he's
Speaker 11: must watch.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 11: You know, back when Barry Bonds was at his at
Speaker 11: his absolute peak of his powers, a Barry Bonds at
Speaker 11: bad to me was something you stopped whatever you were
Speaker 11: doing to watch or if you were flipping around him
Speaker 11: he came to the plate, you watched, and shoe Hey
Speaker 11: Otani is similar.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 11: He he hits the ball to all fields. It feels
Speaker 11: like he has no weakness at the plate. And by
Speaker 11: the way, he's not pitching this year, right, I mean,
Speaker 11: he's you know, he's the dual correct guy not pitching
Speaker 11: this year. He is awesome in every sense of the word.
Speaker 11: And you know, baseball being such a regional sport, a
Speaker 11: lot of folks don't pay very close attention to, you know,
Speaker 11: players who aren't playing for their own team. I'm hopeful
Speaker 11: that Shoeo Tony gets the massive stage of the World
Speaker 11: Series because as many people need to see him as possible.
Speaker 11: He is awesome and by all accounts, an incredible teammate,
Speaker 11: a fun loving guy. And you know, very few things
Speaker 11: in sports live up to the hype. You and I
Speaker 11: have talked about this in regards to a number of
Speaker 11: different things. Yes, sooo, TONI came to the United States
Speaker 11: accompanied by a lot of hype and he somehow exceeded it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you mentioned Aaron Judge. Aaron Judge looks like
Speaker 2: two guys. I mean, I've never seen somebody so huge
Speaker 2: at the plate in Major League Bay. It's just incredible.
Speaker 2: But and you know, we have to address just a
Speaker 2: couple of days down the road from the official announcement
Speaker 2: by Joey Vobb his retirement, which we have all seen
Speaker 2: coming maybe before Joey. But I just love his candor.
Speaker 2: I love the fact that he's just so honest when
Speaker 2: he's talking about it. You know, I'm just not good
Speaker 2: anymore man to be able to do that, though.
Speaker 1: You know, he's seventeen seasons with the Cincinnati Reds, a
Speaker 1: National League MVP, all the All Star selections, and you know,
Speaker 1: more than three hundred home runs, more than a thousand RBI,
Speaker 1: more than two thousand hits. He's in very select company himself.
Speaker 11: Without questions, seven time on base percentage leader, and you know,
Speaker 11: to me, there's two different things you addressed there. One
Speaker 11: is I always I always got excited when I saw
Speaker 11: that Joey Vado did a sit down with one of
Speaker 11: the local beat writers yp or was going to be
Speaker 11: on MLB Network, because you were going to get something good,
Speaker 11: and you were going to get something insightful, and you
Speaker 11: were gonna get something honest, and you were gonna get
Speaker 11: a glints into, you know, how seriously he took his craft,
Speaker 11: and you were gonna get to get a glint sometimes
Speaker 11: in recent years into how frustrating it was for him to,
Speaker 11: you know, to turn the key and just not have
Speaker 11: the engine come on. He did an interview yesterday with
Speaker 11: Dan Patrick where he outlined and described the moment where
Speaker 11: he realized I'm done when you know, he's playing for
Speaker 11: the Buffalo Bisons the other night and the manager says, hey,
Speaker 11: you haven't at back coming up, and he said, I
Speaker 11: don't want it and sat there on the bench next
Speaker 11: to his childhood hero, Devon White, is now a coach
Speaker 11: with the team that he was playing on, and Devon
Speaker 11: White says to him, what are you gonna do? And
Speaker 11: I think he was referring to, you know, maybe adjustments
Speaker 11: he was going to make in a swing, and Joey
Speaker 11: says nothing, and he goes there was this full circle
Speaker 11: moment where here was this guy that I revered as
Speaker 11: a kid, and I'm now sitting next to him, And
Speaker 11: as I'm sitting next to him, I hit the realization
Speaker 11: that I'm done and I can't do this anymore. I'm washed.
Speaker 11: And so you always got really good, thorough, deep, honest answers.
Speaker 11: And then as a player, you know, unfortunately he's the
Speaker 11: best Reds player to not really be identified with team
Speaker 11: success because they just simply weren't that good all that
Speaker 11: often while he was here. But on the occasions where
Speaker 11: he was on the Reds and they were good, he
Speaker 11: was the main reason why that twenty ten team, which
Speaker 11: is my favorite Reds team of all time, that surprised
Speaker 11: a lot of people and won ninety games. Joey was
Speaker 11: the MVP that year, and he was he was awesome,
Speaker 11: and if you recall, initially didn't make the All Star
Speaker 11: team and still won the MVP, which is remarkable. And
Speaker 11: then when they were bad and they were often bad.
Speaker 11: He was one of the only reasons to watch. And
Speaker 11: if you look at his CARETCH twenty fifteen, sixteen seventeen,
Speaker 11: he finished in the top seven of the MVP voting
Speaker 11: in each of those seasons. He finished in the top
Speaker 11: five of the MVP voting in two of those seasons,
Speaker 11: and they lost ninety four more games every year. In
Speaker 11: many respects, they wasted his best seasons, but he at
Speaker 11: least gave you a reason to still watch. And you know,
Speaker 11: he's always been a real kind of interesting guy because
Speaker 11: he was at the epicenter of, you know, maybe eight
Speaker 11: nine years ago, what was a real interesting debate in baseball,
Speaker 11: you know, where we had kind of reached an intersection
Speaker 11: of older ways of evaluating players and measuring them statistically,
Speaker 11: and in some of those cases, you know, Joey for
Speaker 11: some was a little bit disappointing. And then newer methods
Speaker 11: of evaluating players were on base percentages valued a little
Speaker 11: bit more, and not making outs is valued a little
Speaker 11: bit more. In that regard, Joey had no peer, you know,
Speaker 11: as I mentioned, led the league on base percentage seven times,
Speaker 11: and I think that's going to be what thrusts him
Speaker 11: in the Coopers Town. He checks a lot of boxes.
Speaker 11: MVP cold Glove, you know, finished second in the Rookie
Speaker 11: of the Year voting in two thousand and eight, and frankly,
Speaker 11: he was robbed six All Star teams, three hundred and
Speaker 11: fifty four home runs. You know, the shame of his
Speaker 11: last two years in Cincinnati was his performances were so
Speaker 11: poor that it dipped his career batting average below three hundred.
Speaker 11: But still two ninety four is awesome. But I think
Speaker 11: what's going to carry him to Cooper's Town is that
Speaker 11: the people who are voting by the time he's on
Speaker 11: the ballot will really really value on base percentage and
Speaker 11: when you have are in the sort of company he
Speaker 11: is in terms of guys who led the league and
Speaker 11: that statistic as many times as he did, there are
Speaker 11: going to be a lot of people, I think over
Speaker 11: seventy five percent who check his box. And he's going
Speaker 11: to be in the Hall of Fame and his induction
Speaker 11: speech will be awesome.
Speaker 2: You do sports here in Cincinnati for a living, MO
Speaker 2: and high school football, and we've talked about just how
Speaker 2: special high school football is anywhere around the country where
Speaker 2: you know you've got a lot of teams playing a
Speaker 2: lot of allegiances and a lot of you know, legacies.
Speaker 2: You know that the Elder, the Molers, the Highlands and
Speaker 2: all the cuvcafs and all of those things. But so
Speaker 2: is there a certain buzz about high school football that
Speaker 2: doesn't exist in other sports that you cover around here?
Speaker 11: Yeah, you know, I was watching last night And this
Speaker 11: is no discredit to the other television stations in town,
Speaker 11: but I was watching the Fox nineteen final quarter last
Speaker 11: night as they had camera crews and reporters that I
Speaker 11: think twenty one or twenty two different games, and it's
Speaker 11: really fun to watch. And I think all the TV
Speaker 11: stations do a good job of this, but it's really
Speaker 11: fun to watch them kind of zip around and cover
Speaker 11: so many teams, so many games, tell the stories of
Speaker 11: so many athletes. It's a lot of fun. And I
Speaker 11: think what gave this year's opening in the college football
Speaker 11: or the high school football season a little extra punch
Speaker 11: was the resumption of the Molar Princeton rivalry, which you know,
Speaker 11: if you go back in the day, was just such
Speaker 11: a great rivalry with you know, Jerry Fows and Steve
Speaker 11: Clowne and yeah, and and UH coach man q soot
Speaker 11: at Princeton And there's a terrific film that was made
Speaker 11: a few years ago by a filmmaker named Branson Wright
Speaker 11: who produced him thirty for thirties for ESPN, and he
Speaker 11: did a terrific film about the history of the Molar
Speaker 11: Princeton rivalry. And it resumed last night. Moller won the
Speaker 11: game that I think gave that the season a little
Speaker 11: extra punch. And look, man, I live on the West
Speaker 11: side of Cincinnati, so when high school football season gets underway,
Speaker 11: you know, all commerce stops here because of because of Elder.
Speaker 11: But yeah, it's it's different, it's unique, it's a lot
Speaker 11: of fun, and uh, it's we don't talk about it
Speaker 11: nearly as much on on on sports talk radio because
Speaker 11: it's it's just kind of hard. But it is a
Speaker 11: unique slice of life in Cincinnati that you know. Obviously,
Speaker 11: high school football is big in a lot of places,
Speaker 11: but the way it's talked about, the way it's covered
Speaker 11: in a major league town, I think is pretty cool.
Speaker 1: Much Football Week zero, What game are you looking at
Speaker 1: today that really piques your interest?
Speaker 11: Florida State and Georgia Tech. You know, Florida State obviously
Speaker 11: was the team that was on the outside looking into
Speaker 11: the College Football Playoff last year. This is a season
Speaker 11: unlike any other because of obviously the expanded postseason field.
Speaker 11: It's a conference game in August in Week zero, which
Speaker 11: we typically don't get. So I'm really looking forward to
Speaker 11: watching that. I'm really looking forward to just seeing how
Speaker 11: the expansion of the college football Playoff impacts how we
Speaker 11: talk about the regular season. And in some respects, it's
Speaker 11: gonna be great because you're going to have teams that
Speaker 11: might slip up early that don't have to worry about
Speaker 11: their national championship hopes going out the window. But you're
Speaker 11: also going to have some teams that you know, you know.
Speaker 11: In recent years, we've talked a lot about how well, geez,
Speaker 11: you can pencil in Alabama, or you could pencil in Georgia,
Speaker 11: or in some years you can pencil in Ohio State
Speaker 11: to make a fourteen college football playoffs. Well, do you
Speaker 11: mean to tell me that either Georgia or Ohio State's
Speaker 11: going to slip out of the top twelve? And so
Speaker 11: I think the meaningfulness of some of those games is
Speaker 11: going to take a hit. But you're going to have
Speaker 11: more fans who feel like their team has access to
Speaker 11: the tournament, to the national Championship, and I think as
Speaker 11: a whole that's really really good. And I think Florida State,
Speaker 11: you know, based on what I read, they expect to
Speaker 11: be a part of that mix.
Speaker 1: There's one player fighting for a roster spot this weekend
Speaker 1: on yours, Cincinnati Bengals, that I am rooting for to
Speaker 1: make the club. And it's just because he has been
Speaker 1: a lone, shining offensive weapon that we may or may
Speaker 1: not see this Jermaine Burton.
Speaker 2: Your comments on.
Speaker 11: Jermaine Burton, Samay, Burton's had a really interesting last few
Speaker 11: weeks because when he's been on the field, he's been terrific.
Speaker 11: But when he's been on the field, he's been playing
Speaker 11: against guys that, you know, frankly, are probably not going
Speaker 11: to be NFL players. And so what has stood out
Speaker 11: has been when he has entered the games, it's late,
Speaker 11: it's with the backups to the backups, and from an
Speaker 11: athletics standpoint, he should dominate those guys. Third round pick,
Speaker 11: played at Alabama, played at Georgia. He should be dominating
Speaker 11: those guys. But you know, as somebody said to me
Speaker 11: last week, follow the reps, well, Jermaine Burton hasn't been
Speaker 11: getting first or second team reps. And the reason for
Speaker 11: that is Number one, they have a lot of depth
Speaker 11: at wide receiver.
Speaker 17: Yeah.
Speaker 11: Number two, you know when Joe Burrow says after Jermaine
Speaker 11: Burton's first NFL preseason game, he's got to get his
Speaker 11: head in the playbook, what does that tell you? Tells
Speaker 11: you the quarterback really doesn't trust him. Al Michaels and
Speaker 11: Chris and A kirkurb Street the other night on the
Speaker 11: TV broadcast animated that maybe Jermaine Burton isn't from a
Speaker 11: maturity standpoint, what the Bengals want him to be right now.
Speaker 11: And so here's the beauty of it. Jermaine Burton's going
Speaker 11: to play for the Bengals, and and there's a lot
Speaker 11: to like about him, but they're not desperate enough to
Speaker 11: put a guy on the field that maybe hasn't earned
Speaker 11: the quarterbacks draft, or maybe isn't doing the things in
Speaker 11: the meeting rooms or off the field that they need
Speaker 11: him to. And the cool thing is he's got a
Speaker 11: lot of guys above him on the depth chart that
Speaker 11: if he follows their example, follows their lead, has a
Speaker 11: chance to get it. And if he does, you saw
Speaker 11: the physical profile, you saw the speed, you saw the
Speaker 11: explosive this saw the ability to go get the football.
Speaker 11: And so I think his long term upside is really
Speaker 11: immense and the short term feels like there's some stuff
Speaker 11: that he has to figure out in terms of, you know,
Speaker 11: how to be a pro that I hope he does
Speaker 11: because we all know physically what he can do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no doubt about it. We have a fantastic weekend.
Speaker 1: Thank you, my friend Mike Allen counselor Saturday midday, just ahead,
Speaker 1: get the microphone up there and got you buddy. So
Speaker 1: you really enjoyed watching Kamala Harris, I get.
Speaker 2: I mean it was just spellbinding.
Speaker 11: Nah.
Speaker 2: But the truth of the matter is, as I mentioned
Speaker 2: to you, I can watch that woman. I can't know.
Speaker 20: I can't listen to her. She's just there is not
Speaker 20: an ounce of sincerity in her bones. She's not genuine.
Speaker 20: I can't do it now I talk about it. So
Speaker 20: I did read the transcript. I can't listen to her,
Speaker 20: so that overrides the fact that she may or may
Speaker 20: not be a cackling COMI ho.
Speaker 2: Well that yeah, that too. I mean at the bottom
Speaker 2: line is I never did like her. I don't think
Speaker 2: I ever will.
Speaker 1: There's nothing authentic about, nothing real about any of that.
Speaker 1: Nothing Jim Waltz, the assistant coach. Oh that guy, that's
Speaker 1: all Tim. Uh what did he say? Socialism is another
Speaker 1: person's neighbor leader.
Speaker 2: Yes, nice. Tell that to the people in Cuba that
Speaker 2: suffered under Castle. Tell that to the people in Cuba
Speaker 2: right now where seniors are receiving ten dollars a month
Speaker 2: for pension. I saw that. Yeah, that'll go far. Yeah,
Speaker 2: a fantastic show, Mike Allen, Saturday Midday. I know you
Speaker 2: got a bunch of great people on. I got to
Speaker 2: run after the show, show at Huddles and we'll see
Speaker 2: you there. Celebrate Labor Day weekend this year with a
Speaker 2: bag