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Speaker 2: I have a question for Gary Hoffman.
Speaker 3: Gary, love you, long time listener.
Speaker 2: I'm en George of listening to you everything.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 3: But you said that you were told about Nicko Sis.
Speaker 3: Yes you did it, So my question is where are
Speaker 3: they now? And why didn't you? I'm serious, Love you man,
Speaker 3: I'm a great day.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 5: I don't know where they are right now. By the way,
Speaker 5: that was ten nine years ago that we were told,
Speaker 5: and it was right about this time of the year.
Speaker 5: It was a car dealer. I'll just say that it
Speaker 5: was a car dealer. And I don't know where that
Speaker 5: guy is now. I don't know if he sold it early,
Speaker 5: if he got out of the crypto thing or whatever,
Speaker 5: or he's living on an island somewhere eating mangoes.
Speaker 4: And I don't know. Papiya, what do you eat when
Speaker 4: you're rich? What else is going on? Time for what's happening?
Speaker 5: This gonna be the hottest day of the week. I
Speaker 5: mentioned there's already eighty eight degrees here in Burbank. National
Speaker 5: Weather Service has a heat advisory for much of southern California.
Speaker 5: It will stay in effect until nine o'clock tomorrow. The
Speaker 5: daytime high temperatures will probably be triple digits here in
Speaker 5: the valley today in a few places tomorrow, but of
Speaker 5: course that brings the elevated risk of heat related illnesses.
Speaker 5: They tell sensitive people take precautions, swim, stay out of
Speaker 5: the sun, sunscreen clothing, you know.
Speaker 4: The precautions. It's just gonna be hot today.
Speaker 5: Elsewhere in the country, it is nasty, wet weather could
Speaker 5: ruin Memorial Day weekend for those in the South. We're
Speaker 5: talking strong storms, flash flooding, very high temperatures throughout the
Speaker 5: holiday weekend. And I have friends that live in Nashville,
Speaker 5: and I saw that that they are expecting. I think
Speaker 5: it's going to be Thursday into Friday. They're expecting about
Speaker 5: three quarters of an inch of rain and high temperatures
Speaker 5: in the eighties.
Speaker 4: That just sounds nasty.
Speaker 5: Strong storms possible Friday and Saturday, they say specifically Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma,
Speaker 5: and Arkansas, as well as areas in the Florida Peninsula.
Speaker 5: Some places in Arkansas are expecting more than six inches
Speaker 5: of rain. There were We've talked about the evacuation procedures
Speaker 5: in Altadena after the January seventh or during, I should
Speaker 5: say the January seventh fires, and some missteps that may
Speaker 5: have been taken by emergency services. Saint Louis is dealing
Speaker 5: with something like that as well. Saint Louis's emergency management
Speaker 5: chief has been placed on administrative leave because the sirens
Speaker 5: that are supposed to go off during a tornado warning
Speaker 5: were not activated ahead of a tornado on Friday. Sarah
Speaker 5: Russell is going to be on paid administrative leave as
Speaker 5: they do an internal investigation into what actually went wrong.
Speaker 5: The National Weather Service radar indicated a tornado had touched
Speaker 5: down between two thirty and two point fifty in Saint Louis.
Speaker 5: It struck near central Saint Louis before it went through
Speaker 5: the area. About five thousand people affected. Five people in
Speaker 5: Saint Louis were killed. Spencer, the mayor, described it as
Speaker 5: one of the worst storms absolutely, but again, the sirens
Speaker 5: did not go off when they were supposed.
Speaker 4: To a terror in the sky's.
Speaker 5: Late addition, the United Airlines flight bound for lax had
Speaker 5: to return to its origin in Honolulu because of a
Speaker 5: potential security for a concern found in a lavatory on
Speaker 5: board that's called a bathroom. According to a flight aware
Speaker 5: they thing turned around at nine forty last night, about
Speaker 5: a half an hour after taking off due to a
Speaker 5: potential security concern found written on a lavatory mirror.
Speaker 4: That's all they said.
Speaker 5: It didn't explain what that goes, what was said on
Speaker 5: that mirror, or how in fact they were able to
Speaker 5: do it.
Speaker 4: And too bad.
Speaker 5: Shannon's not here to explain this a little bit better
Speaker 5: than I would. But the NFL owners have voted against
Speaker 5: a ban on the tush push. This would this is
Speaker 5: a short yardage thing. It failed by two votes to
Speaker 5: reach the required majority, but the twenty two to ten
Speaker 5: decision will allow quarterbacks to continue to be pushed by
Speaker 5: their teammates when they dive into the line for those
Speaker 5: short yardage gains. Twenty two voted against it, but it
Speaker 5: was not the majority that they were that they needed
Speaker 5: in order.
Speaker 4: To keep it going. Is that what it's right? Let
Speaker 4: me read that again.
Speaker 5: Failed by two votes to reach her the quire majority
Speaker 5: of twenty two to ten decision that allows the quitter.
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Speaker 5: agers has now come up with an exercise plan for
Speaker 5: longer life. We'll talk about that when we return. And
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Speaker 5: Eric Topol seventy seventeen years ago, he's seventy now. He
Speaker 5: was studying why some people age well compared to others.
Speaker 5: And he was fifty three at the time, so just
Speaker 5: about my age. And he said this was very personal
Speaker 5: to him deeply personally. He wanted to age well and
Speaker 5: he knew that right around this time, unless you start
Speaker 5: putting some effort in, it goes pretty quickly. He suspected
Speaker 5: that the answer was genetic, so he and his colleagues
Speaker 5: started looking into the genomes of fourteen hundred people in
Speaker 5: their eighties or older with no major chronic diseases. That is,
Speaker 5: that's kind of rare these days in the United States.
Speaker 5: We all probably have some exact samples. But both my
Speaker 5: parents died in their eighties early, so there is a
Speaker 5: segment of the population who can reach their eighties with
Speaker 5: no chronic diseases. Here's the thing. He called this group
Speaker 5: super agers. He couldn't find any genetic similarities between these
Speaker 5: people who had lived that long free of chronic disease.
Speaker 5: He couldn't explain why they were superagers. It wasn't genetic apparently,
Speaker 5: so he put out a new book. His new book
Speaker 5: called Superagers and Evidence Based Approach to Longevity. Sounds very boring,
Speaker 5: but he looked at hundreds of different studies on health
Speaker 5: and disease and aging and talks about a future where
Speaker 5: things like advancements in medicine and biochemistry and everyone should
Speaker 5: allow us to kind of turn back the clock when
Speaker 5: it comes to aging. But in the meantime, what do
Speaker 5: you do? He said, there's one lifestyle change that influences
Speaker 5: aging far more than any other, and it's the thing
Speaker 5: that he has changed most in his life, he told
Speaker 5: the Washington Post. Of all of those studies, of all
Speaker 5: the things that we know about, the one thing that
Speaker 5: changes how your body ages or the speed at which
Speaker 5: it ages is exercise. It's exercise, and he says that's
Speaker 5: the only intervention in anyone that has shown any effect
Speaker 5: on slowing the aging clock on your body. So other
Speaker 5: lifestyle factors. Obviously, things like diet can have an impact
Speaker 5: on that. Social interactions those can be critically important. We've
Speaker 5: talked about loneliness and the aspect that loneliness can have
Speaker 5: on your physical wellbeing, But the one thing that has
Speaker 5: the most exceptional evidence for healthy aging is simply exercise.
Speaker 5: He was is I guess he's probably not practicing right now,
Speaker 5: But he was a cardiologist, and he said, I would
Speaker 5: always emphasize aerobic exercise to my patients, walking, swimming, bicycling, elliptical,
Speaker 5: whatever it was. And he said, I would tell them
Speaker 5: you should get at least thirty minutes on most days.
Speaker 5: And that's what he was doing himself. But he said,
Speaker 5: once he started researching this book, he understood the importance
Speaker 5: of strength and resistance training, specifically, grip strength has an
Speaker 5: extraordinary correlation with your health later as you age. Resistance
Speaker 5: training also, and see he said over a year ago.
Speaker 5: And again he's seventy now, so when he's late sixties,
Speaker 5: he went from being a weakling. He said, he never
Speaker 5: worked out muscles, He never lifted weights except for the
Speaker 5: legs work that he would get from running and bicycling
Speaker 5: and hiking and stuff like that. He said, I'm stronger
Speaker 5: than I've ever been in my life, and it's been terrific.
Speaker 5: I get better balance, I get better posture, and it's
Speaker 5: the very very simple things. He usually, by the way,
Speaker 5: works out at home, because he knows that you work
Speaker 5: out at home, you have fewer excuses.
Speaker 4: You work out at home.
Speaker 5: You're not going to say, oh, I don't want to
Speaker 5: be stuck in traffic, or I don't want to go
Speaker 5: to the gym, or it's a dirty place or whatever.
Speaker 4: You do it at home, he says.
Speaker 5: He does planks, he does lunges, he does squats, he
Speaker 5: does sit ups on a medicine ball.
Speaker 4: He does a bunch of other floor exercises.
Speaker 5: He uses resistance brand resistance bands and small dumbbells and
Speaker 5: things like that. And he's talked about the importance of
Speaker 5: teaching his body balance doing some of these exercises unilaterally
Speaker 5: while standing on one leg or one side of the
Speaker 5: body and then the other side of the body, teaching
Speaker 5: your body to compensate for weights on one side and
Speaker 5: not the other. He says, I try to touch my
Speaker 5: shin while standing on one foot. All of that strength training,
Speaker 5: he says, has made him feel stronger and fitter at
Speaker 5: the age of seventy than he has ever felt in
Speaker 5: his life. And he says, there's never a time that's
Speaker 5: too late. It's never too late to start this. The
Speaker 5: idea that you can't build muscle or strength as you
Speaker 5: age is wrong. It's not that it's easy to do
Speaker 5: it after a certain age. But no matter what your age,
Speaker 5: you are fully capable of getting stronger and athletically fit.
Speaker 4: He says.
Speaker 5: Yes, aerobics still take a huge role in his exercise regimen.
Speaker 5: He still does cardio, he says, six out of seventies
Speaker 5: a week, usually thirty forty minutes or something like that.
Speaker 5: But the most important thing, he says, is that resistance
Speaker 5: training and the strength training, and again, something as simple
Speaker 5: as your grip strength has an extraordinary correlation with how
Speaker 5: well you age getting into it. Later on, all right,
Speaker 5: what you watch on Wednesday? Tell us what you're watching.
Speaker 5: We'll go through some of the shows that we have
Speaker 5: that are coming on, and I'll tell you my new favorite,
Speaker 5: a dark horse that I didn't think my wife was
Speaker 5: going to like. She seems to be pretty entertained by
Speaker 5: this too. We'll talk about it when we come back.
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Speaker 5: The UN says it's trying to get needed aid into
Speaker 5: the center of Gaza this week, some delays because of
Speaker 5: fears of looting and Israeli military restrictions. Israel did allow
Speaker 5: dozens of AID trucks into an area just inside Gaza,
Speaker 5: but the UN says it can't bring them deeper into
Speaker 5: Gaza because the road designated by the Israeli military might
Speaker 5: be unsafe for them. The Pentagon says Defense Secretary Pete
Speaker 5: Hegseth has officially accepted the gift of a Boeing seven
Speaker 5: forty seven from Cotter. The plan is for it to
Speaker 5: be retrofitted so it could be used as an air
Speaker 5: force one by President Trump. The Pentagon spokesman said that
Speaker 5: the department will work to ensure proper security measures on
Speaker 5: the airplane to make sure it's safe for use by
Speaker 5: the President. Said the plane was accepted in accordance with
Speaker 5: all federal rules and regulations. Of course, we talked about
Speaker 5: the potential for it to be unc constitutional, at least
Speaker 5: without congressional approval, but you get around that by instead
Speaker 5: of giving it to a president, you give it to
Speaker 5: the government you give it to the Air Force. So
Speaker 5: that's apparently how they have decided that they're going to
Speaker 5: get around that. It's time for what's you watching Wednesday?
Speaker 4: The following program is brought to you in living color,
Speaker 4: but you're watch it in there. Americans love television.
Speaker 5: They win their kids.
Speaker 2: Collar USA Television Manchubta, you've been.
Speaker 6: Watching too many of those live television shows.
Speaker 5: Well, there's a bunch going on when it comes to entertainment,
Speaker 5: TV movies and things like that. One thing just to
Speaker 5: start off on the wrong foot, unfortunately, is that George
Speaker 5: went died.
Speaker 4: This happened yesterday.
Speaker 5: He played Norm on Cheers, among other things, at the
Speaker 5: age of seventy six. Started enacting when he joined the
Speaker 5: Second City main stage back in nineteen seventy five six
Speaker 5: Emmy nominations. Throughout his five decade Hollywood career, he was
Speaker 5: in Taxi, he was an Alice, he was in making
Speaker 5: the grade, and then of course got his big break
Speaker 5: as Norm in Cheers. All the way back in nineteen
Speaker 5: eighty two was when he started on that. Another business
Speaker 5: side of the entertainment world, Lama or Karen Bass wants
Speaker 5: to reduce production costs for a movie and TV shows
Speaker 5: by requiring only a single city staffer on film and
Speaker 5: TV sets. The hell does the city have anything to
Speaker 5: do with this? I don't quite understand that, but as
Speaker 5: of right now current practices, multiple city staff firefighters, retired
Speaker 5: or off duty police, et cetera, can be required to
Speaker 5: serve as on set monitors for those things as of
Speaker 5: right now. Karen Bass signed this at a SAG after
Speaker 5: a headquarter presentation yesterday. Et Cetera administration is also looking
Speaker 5: to hire a film liaison. Kevin James at one point
Speaker 5: was appointed by Eric Carcetti to serve as liaison to
Speaker 5: the film community back in twenty fifteen in terms of
Speaker 5: stuff that what's going on and shows that that you
Speaker 5: happen to be watching.
Speaker 4: Hey Gary, it's Jim from Belincia. The last night I
Speaker 4: got sucked into five hours of watching a show.
Speaker 1: Called Bets on Netflix.
Speaker 6: Do not watch.
Speaker 4: It's not worth it.
Speaker 1: I don't want anyone else to lose five.
Speaker 4: Hours of their life like I did. Bets A good one.
Speaker 4: That's weird because I have not heard of Bets. Uh.
Speaker 5: That is a show that's new to me and I
Speaker 5: can't even find any information about it. So good good
Speaker 5: have Sorry you lost those those five hours.
Speaker 4: Hey, Gary, the show I'm watching is Your Friend's Neighbors
Speaker 4: with Jonathan really liked it.
Speaker 1: It's a foot.
Speaker 2: And it's Lynn calling from North Texas.
Speaker 4: Thank you for calling from North Thank you.
Speaker 5: Yes, Friends and Your Friends and Neighbors on Apple TV,
Speaker 5: John Ham, Olivia munn Uh. That is one of the
Speaker 5: shows that we've been watching regularly. Apple TV does this
Speaker 5: thing where unlike Netflix, Netflix, for the most part, does
Speaker 5: their drops of shows all at once, HBO Max and
Speaker 5: now Apple TV they've been in paramount even They do
Speaker 5: it on that regularly scheduled day, which is the way
Speaker 5: television used to be.
Speaker 4: Kids.
Speaker 5: You had to watch TV on a Tuesday or a
Speaker 5: Thursday or a Friday. So we're still waiting for that
Speaker 5: last episode of Your Friends and Neighbors with John Ham,
Speaker 5: but it is a good one. In the movie world,
Speaker 5: Toy Story five is moving forward. They Studio Disney that
Speaker 5: Is announced this week that Conan O'Brien has been added
Speaker 5: to the cast of Toy Story five as a new character.
Speaker 4: It's called Smarty Pants.
Speaker 5: Andrew Stanton is going to be directing Toy Story five
Speaker 5: along coas co director McKenna Harris Jessica Choy is going
Speaker 5: to produce the film. This is all scheduled for next
Speaker 5: June June of twenty six. No plot details yet, but
Speaker 5: they're talking about the toys, dealing with some modern day
Speaker 5: kids fascination with electronics and whether or not they're going
Speaker 5: to be able to have the old fashioned toys anymore.
Speaker 5: Toy Story in nineteen ninety five was an absolutely ground
Speaker 5: breaking movie. I went with my college roommate to watch
Speaker 5: Toy Story when it came out in nineteen ninety five
Speaker 5: because it was just that amazing. The new film includes
Speaker 5: Ernie Hudson taken over the role of Combat Carl previously
Speaker 5: voiced by Carl Weathers, because Carl Weathers is no longer
Speaker 5: with us. Toy Story four was the last movie in
Speaker 5: this series, hit theaters in twenty nineteen and brought in
Speaker 5: a billion dollars at the box office. And then the
Speaker 5: Ironheart co creator says that Marvel didn't pay him for
Speaker 5: the new Disney Plus series. The Brazilian comic book artist
Speaker 5: Mike Deodato Junior has said that Marvel didn't pay him,
Speaker 5: even though they're going forward with the Ironheart series that's
Speaker 5: showing up on Disney Plus he took to social media
Speaker 5: to express his disappointment, and that's not the way we
Speaker 5: do it in this town.
Speaker 4: Buddy.
Speaker 5: If you're going to do it, you got to sue.
Speaker 5: You don't just post something on social media. A little
Speaker 5: bit more about some of the stuff that you have
Speaker 5: been watching. Leave us a talkback message and we'll talk
Speaker 5: more about the trailers that are out there and whether
Speaker 5: or not some of our older TV brands can actually
Speaker 5: survive in the world of streaming.
Speaker 4: That's coming up next on What You Watch On Wednesday.
Speaker 1: You're listening to Gary and Shannon on demand from KFI
Speaker 1: AM six forty.
Speaker 4: Barely made a turn.
Speaker 5: An unmarked patrol car just pulled up right next to
Speaker 5: him as he was trying to round the off ramp
Speaker 5: and he's able to squirt through and lo psych he'll
Speaker 5: get away. But again, they probably looking at a stolen
Speaker 5: motorcycle is what the expectation is. So he is just
Speaker 5: off of the one point thirty four in Glendale right
Speaker 5: now near Monterey Road in Coronado Drive. We'll keep an
Speaker 5: eye on that. Motorcycle chases don't often end well. Just
Speaker 5: I don't know if that guy knows that or not,
Speaker 5: but they don't often end well.
Speaker 4: Hi, Gary, two shows on Netflix, No Good Deed with
Speaker 4: Ray Romano. It's dark comedy, very funny and sad, and
Speaker 4: the beautiful Christian Bell. She's in a show called Nobody
Speaker 4: Wants This and it's absolutely fantastic.
Speaker 6: Thanks.
Speaker 5: I didn't watch that Kristen Bell show. I wasn't a
Speaker 5: fan of the Ray Romano show No Good Deed. It
Speaker 5: just felt like it took too long.
Speaker 2: Hey, Gary, it's the CORSEI king I'd be watching a
Speaker 2: movie on Netflix called Heart Eyes. Heart Eyes didn't thing
Speaker 2: i'd be into it, but man, it hooks you in
Speaker 2: the first five or ten minutes. It's just about some
Speaker 2: serial killer guy that likes to kill people. Are couples
Speaker 2: to be exact only on Valentine's Day? And from there
Speaker 2: the Shenanigans at Sue. It's definitely worth the watch.
Speaker 5: Okay, that's uh Shenanigans. They said it's a dark, romantic
Speaker 5: slasher comedy.
Speaker 4: I think is what they sary, but what you watch
Speaker 4: on Wednesday.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And if you probably don't want to talk about
Speaker 6: Real Housewives or Love Hotel, no, let's talk about gun Smoke.
Speaker 6: Me and my wife have been singing gun Smoke from
Speaker 6: season one. We are now all the way to season eighteen,
Speaker 6: halfway through that and it's great. They're about twenty five
Speaker 6: episodes per season, so it's been great to watch the change.
Speaker 4: Guns spoke.
Speaker 6: I highly recommend it.
Speaker 4: Okay, that one is new.
Speaker 6: To me, Hi, Gary and Shannon.
Speaker 4: I can't wait till this evening. Tell me and my
Speaker 4: husband are going to watch season two of nine Perfect
Speaker 4: Strangers with Nicole Kidman. Can't wait. Yeah, that's a.
Speaker 5: That's on Hulu nine Perfect Strangers Nicole Kidman and again two.
Speaker 5: As she mentioned, a couple trailers are on the website.
Speaker 5: If you go to KFI am six forty dot com
Speaker 5: slash garyan Shannon, you'll see our trio of trailers. I
Speaker 5: already mentioned that new Disney Plus series called Ironheart. Reary
Speaker 5: Williams makes her own Ironman armor in that in this
Speaker 5: series executive produced by Ryan Coogler, Jurassic World Rebirth. Let
Speaker 5: me give you a breakdown of the plot here. They
Speaker 5: think that everything's okay, the dinosaurs breakout and then they
Speaker 5: go to kill everybody they I don't know how we
Speaker 5: kick making these things, but the plot centers on a
Speaker 5: covert op team led by Scarlett Johanson, okay, task with
Speaker 5: this mission to infiltrate the Forbidden Island of the Atlantic
Speaker 5: that was once the original research facility for Jurassic Park.
Speaker 4: That trailer's up there.
Speaker 5: And then Bill Scarsguard once again coming back as penny
Speaker 5: Wise in a prequel to Stephen King's It. This is
Speaker 5: called Welcome to Darry And it's a new series that's
Speaker 5: out the the IT clown Pennywise is coming back. Speaking
Speaker 5: of scars Guards, by the way, my wife and I
Speaker 5: just started watching on Apple TV plus murder Bot. It's
Speaker 5: not the same scars Guard. There's like seven of them
Speaker 5: if I'm not mistaken, But Bill scars Bill Scarsguard is
Speaker 5: the Pennywise character. I think it's Andrews. Is there an
Speaker 5: Andrew scars Guard who plays murder Bot?
Speaker 4: And murder Bot is.
Speaker 5: Actually a fun TV series that's based on a book
Speaker 5: series called The murder Bot Diaries. Private security cyborg in
Speaker 5: the future calls itself murder Bot and against Alexander Scarsguard,
Speaker 5: not Andrew. He has to hide the fact that he's
Speaker 5: now autonomous. He has basically hacked himself and he's become autonomous,
Speaker 5: but he's doing these dangerous assignments, he realizes that humans
Speaker 5: are okay. They start to kind of realize that he
Speaker 5: is okay. Murder bot on on Apple TV Plus. Last week,
Speaker 5: I watched as a recommendation ex Territorial, which was a
Speaker 5: movie that a German movie, specifically about a I guess
Speaker 5: you would say she was a Special Ops soldier at
Speaker 5: one point, former Special Forces soldier serves in Afghanistan, the
Speaker 5: only survivor of an ambush. She takes her kid to
Speaker 5: the American consulate in Frankfurt to work to apply for
Speaker 5: a work visa. Her the father of the kid was
Speaker 5: killed in Afghanistan and she loses the kid in in
Speaker 5: the consulate. It's a good, tense, strange movie with a
Speaker 5: great twist towards the end of it. X Territorial that
Speaker 5: is on Netflix, ESPN, and CNN are doing what others
Speaker 5: networks have done in the past. They're going to put
Speaker 5: together some standalone flagship services. Studios are trying to figure
Speaker 5: out do audiences care. Kaway had a promo not too
Speaker 5: long ago where he talked about having the freedom to
Speaker 5: choose individual shows. If you could do that, if a
Speaker 5: streaming service said, hey, you could watch your friends and
Speaker 5: Neighbors with John Hamm for five bucks or even a
Speaker 5: bucket episode or something like that. Would you be willing
Speaker 5: to do that? And I think a lot of people would.
Speaker 5: There's a bunch of these networks HBO, ESPN, CNN, things
Speaker 5: like that that are talking about spinning off into sort
Speaker 5: of that more pick and choose kind of streaming service
Speaker 5: in the future. Not only is that going to give
Speaker 5: you more freedom to pick which channels you want. I
Speaker 5: mean there used to be sort of the buffet style
Speaker 5: cable that we that we have now, But the idea
Speaker 5: that you'd be willing to pay for individual shows is
Speaker 5: even something that they are looking at.
Speaker 4: So that's what's what you watch on Wednesday.
Speaker 5: Reminder, on Friday, Shannon's back, We're going to be live
Speaker 5: at our News and Brews. This time, we are going
Speaker 5: to be at Bravery Brewing up in Lancaster.
Speaker 4: So let me just lay this out for you.
Speaker 5: We start the show at nine o'clock and the place
Speaker 5: will be packed at nine o'clock. I guarantee it. It's
Speaker 5: going to be incredible weather. We'll be out on the
Speaker 5: back patio, there's plenty of seating inside it. For some reason,
Speaker 5: you don't like fresh air, but they have plenty of
Speaker 5: fresh air in there as well. We'll be there from
Speaker 5: nine am until one pm. If you are in the building,
Speaker 5: we have some special stuff that's going to be going
Speaker 5: on during the commercial break, so obviously you'll hear the
Speaker 5: show live, but if you're there, there's going to be
Speaker 5: even more special things that are going on. We have
Speaker 5: a bunch of Gary and Shannon show swag that we're
Speaker 5: going to be giving away. Bravery has given us us
Speaker 5: some of the stuff that we get to give away
Speaker 5: as well. They have the Kfipa, which is the beer
Speaker 5: that they've been brewing for us for the last couple
Speaker 5: of years. This year's edition makes its debut on Friday.
Speaker 5: We've already got a preview of what the can is
Speaker 5: going to look like, and then the Bravery Pizza Kitchen
Speaker 5: is also going to be opened up for lunchtime, so
Speaker 5: for any we want to go out there and just
Speaker 5: make an afternoon of it, it would be great. After
Speaker 5: the live show at one o'clock, we will turn around
Speaker 5: and immediately record this week's edition of The Gas Weekend Fix,
Speaker 5: which is the portion of the podcast that only appears
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Speaker 5: be heavily involving audience participation. So come on out Bravery
Speaker 5: Brewing in Lancaster on Friday for our latest news and
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