Speaker 1: Celebrating the birthdate of the musical genius known as John Legends.
Speaker 1: What would I do without your smart mouth drawing me
Speaker 1: in and you kicking me out?
Speaker 2: You've got my headsman, and no kidding.
Speaker 3: A can't pin you down.
Speaker 2: What's going on that beautiful mind?
Speaker 4: I'm your magical mister Ride and I'm sold dizzy.
Speaker 1: Don't know what hit.
Speaker 4: Me, but I'll be all ride. My head's a new war,
Speaker 4: but I'm breathing. You're crazy and I'm out of.
Speaker 1: My most Springfield, Ohio's own John Legend today, on this
Speaker 1: December twenty eighth, great music, great writer, great vocalist, really
Speaker 1: screwed up politics, but that doesn't affect the enjoyment. That
Speaker 1: was actually a Christa's two point zero in my wedding song.
Speaker 1: So just happened to fall at that time before we
Speaker 1: look ahead to look back at significant events and people
Speaker 1: tied to this particular data in history, including but not
Speaker 1: limited to these the state. Nineteen twelve, San Francisco's Municipal
Speaker 1: Railway began operations. They had the mayor at the controls
Speaker 1: of streetcar number one, fifty thousand people looking on. Usually
Speaker 1: a Cincinnati mayor can't even throw out the first pitch
Speaker 1: at a Reds game. Nineteen forty five, Congress officially recognized
Speaker 1: the Pledge of Allegiance. Seventy two, Kim Il sung, then
Speaker 1: the premier of North Koreino Korea, named the country's president
Speaker 1: under a new constitution, and the Kim family dynasty of
Speaker 1: deputism was born this date. In nineteen seventy three, the
Speaker 1: Endangered Species ac signed into law by President Richard Nixon.
Speaker 1: Nineteen eighty one. Elizabeth Jordan Carr, wherever you are. I
Speaker 1: don't know if she's still with us. Happy birthday. The
Speaker 1: first American test tube baby born on this date in Norfolk, Virginia.
Speaker 1: Nine people died of a crush of people trying to
Speaker 1: get into a celebrity charity basketball game of all things,
Speaker 1: at City College in New York. It was December twenty eighth,
Speaker 1: nineteen ninety one, and birthdays besides John Legend, Denzel Washington
Speaker 1: is seventy. Gail King from TV is also seventy years old.
Speaker 1: Hockey Hall of Famer Ray Bork sixty four, Linux creator
Speaker 1: Linus Torvolds for You Nerds is fifty five. Political commentator
Speaker 1: Anna Navarro for Really Stupid People. She's a TV commentator
Speaker 1: fifty three, Seth Meyers birthday, Joe Mangiono, excuse me, manng Nello,
Speaker 1: John Legend, Andre Holland, Sianna Miller, Jesse Buckley thirty five.
Speaker 1: If it is your birthday today, I hope it is
Speaker 1: absolutely the best birthday you could possibly imagine, and you
Speaker 1: get to spend it with the people you love that
Speaker 1: love you doing things you love to do.
Speaker 3: And truly my wish for you. It's five point.
Speaker 1: Forty in the morning, and Mametry is always seven hundred.
Speaker 1: W L W Sport Liam Tomlinson, Good morning, sir. I've
Speaker 1: got to tell you first and foremost that I am
Speaker 1: just thrilled with college football bowl games yesterday because my
Speaker 1: Vanderbilt Commodore is kick some butt in the Birmingham Bowl
Speaker 1: against well, you know, against Georgia Tech.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Vanderbilt Diego Pavia played a great game at quarterback, unbelievable.
Speaker 5: The score was thirty five to twenty seven, but that
Speaker 5: doesn't reflect how dominant Vanderbilt was in this game.
Speaker 6: Well.
Speaker 1: Two interceptions, well two turnovers of Georgia Tech in the
Speaker 1: second half, an interception in their in their own red
Speaker 1: zone and then a fumble that Vanderbilt recovered, but Diego
Speaker 1: Pavia is the tail of the tape in that game,
Speaker 1: and that's all. She wrote.
Speaker 5: He's top five quarterback in college football. I stand by
Speaker 5: that easy.
Speaker 2: There's about I think there's eight or nine bowl games today.
Speaker 5: So if you didn't get your bowl fixed yesterday and
Speaker 5: you want to take a break from watching the NFL,
Speaker 5: you have the Fenway Bowl, the Pinstripe Bowl, the New
Speaker 5: Mexico Bowl, the Pop Tarts Bowl, and then the.
Speaker 2: Snoop Dogg Arizona Bowl where Chuck.
Speaker 5: Martin and the Miami Ohio RedHawks faced Colorado State.
Speaker 2: That will be at four point thirty.
Speaker 5: There's the Military Bowl, Alomo Bowl, and the Independence Bowl
Speaker 5: as well.
Speaker 1: Good deal. What else?
Speaker 5: The Bengals host to Broncos this afternoon with their playoff
Speaker 5: hopes on the line. Pregame coverage begins at noon. Catch
Speaker 5: all the action on the Home of the Best. Bengals
Speaker 5: covered seven hundred WLW. The Bengals need to win out
Speaker 5: Broncos lose Week eighteen to the Chiefs, Holts have to
Speaker 5: lose either the Jags or the Dolphins, and the Dolphins
Speaker 5: must lose to either the Browns or the Jets, and
Speaker 5: Big Time Basketball today at the Heritage Bank Center of
Speaker 5: the Washington General's face off against the Harlem Glow Trotter's
Speaker 5: tip off is set for two.
Speaker 1: The highlight of morning almost every Saturday morning, believe it
Speaker 1: or not, is visit from our next online guest, our
Speaker 1: phone friend, the lovely lady Mama Tree is back with
Speaker 1: us on a Saturday morning.
Speaker 3: Mama Tree, how are you, my dear mamm Tree.
Speaker 1: Mam Tree, Oh, mamm Tree, all right, you know what,
Speaker 1: Liam put her on hold. We'll come back. Maybe that
Speaker 1: wasn't the highlight of the morning. This is gonna be
Speaker 1: a really, really sad state of affairs if that's the case.
Speaker 3: Wake the lady up. She'd been on hold too long.
Speaker 3: Oh my goodness.
Speaker 1: Well, just as we were talking in sports just a
Speaker 1: moment ago, I was mentioning how much and I love
Speaker 1: the fact that Navy won their game against whoever they
Speaker 1: play Oklahoma. I'm not sure, but Navy won Vandy one.
Speaker 1: So the world is right. And today the Bengals will
Speaker 1: defeat the Denver Broncos, but it will all be for
Speaker 1: naught because my Kansas City Chiefs next week are going
Speaker 1: to probably play No. One and lose the last game
Speaker 1: of the year to the Denver Broncos. And that's no
Speaker 1: good for a Bengals equation that gets them into the playoffs, sadly.
Speaker 1: So you know now that we've got that established ismometry
Speaker 1: on the line.
Speaker 7: Okay, all right, mao, try how sweet it is to
Speaker 7: be loved by you?
Speaker 8: Can you hear me?
Speaker 1: I can?
Speaker 7: Hallelujah? How sweet it is to be loved for you God?
Speaker 7: And desa hey, hey one more time and loud. How
Speaker 7: sweet it is to be loved for you too?
Speaker 1: That's wonderful? What made you decide?
Speaker 9: Ray?
Speaker 7: Two days of old land sign my dear bar oh
Speaker 7: lang sign, we'll drink her cup of kinds your for
Speaker 7: days of old Langzi and for days Hobo sign, my
Speaker 7: dear for days hobbol sign, We'll drink he cup God
Speaker 7: this here two days hobo.
Speaker 10: Sign.
Speaker 7: Amen.
Speaker 8: I lost my boys.
Speaker 1: I didn't know when you were going to finish. I
Speaker 1: thought you were done with the house. Sweet it is,
Speaker 1: and then you're break into ole leg sign. This is
Speaker 1: like the Lynette Mametry End of the Year special.
Speaker 8: Yes, but I lost you right in the middle of
Speaker 8: saying it. You couldn't hear me. I was screaming for
Speaker 8: come back, come back. I'm on the ire he's out there.
Speaker 3: But you well, the first time you were not on
Speaker 3: the air, sadly we heard nothing.
Speaker 8: I was singing. Oh, I had a good boy saying
Speaker 8: for I just scream.
Speaker 11: To you help.
Speaker 3: No, you sounded good then.
Speaker 1: And by the way, I've got so many comments from
Speaker 1: your in reaction to your oh Holy night last Saturday.
Speaker 1: You would you wouldn't believe how many people can Gary Jeff,
Speaker 1: she can really sing. Oh, that's amazing her voice was,
Speaker 1: I said, I know angelic had me in tears, Mametry
Speaker 1: when you said, oh holy night.
Speaker 8: Words, but my best is at my worst.
Speaker 1: Well that your worst is is pretty still still pretty good. Uh,
Speaker 1: but your bestess is absolutely supreme. There's no doubt this.
Speaker 8: Morning because that had a screen. Birdy come in here.
Speaker 8: You were talking and I couldn't let you hear me.
Speaker 11: It was terrible.
Speaker 3: Well that that is rather terrible. But it's all fixed now, right.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I said, Redow, Redow.
Speaker 1: At least you understand the principles here of show business.
Speaker 1: The show must go on no matter what happen happens,
Speaker 1: and there are people you know that just don't understand that.
Speaker 1: But you understand that infinitely, and I appreciate your professionalism.
Speaker 8: As a child, I heard about the pearls appauling. This
Speaker 8: is the pearls of Patty Brown.
Speaker 12: I just live and lightly.
Speaker 8: Thank you Jesus, I'm here.
Speaker 1: Amen. Uh well, that's that's all I really need, mammetry
Speaker 1: But God, bless you, and thank you again.
Speaker 6: I love you, thank you, love you too.
Speaker 8: Right over and out.
Speaker 1: Until next week. Over and out Roger, Roger to an
Speaker 1: end of the city.
Speaker 13: Come out he Hey, man, who that cat coming down
Speaker 13: to see?
Speaker 14: I don't know, but it sound for me like that.
Speaker 2: What a man at the bone.
Speaker 1: You're having him out football the familiar stre Sweet and
Speaker 1: Georgia Brown, because today they what do they call that
Speaker 1: arena down by the river? Now, Liam, I forgot the
Speaker 1: Heritage Bank Center. Yes, they're getting a lot of bank
Speaker 1: for their buck paying for that the Heritage Bank Center.
Speaker 1: Once again, the woeful Washington Generals will face off against
Speaker 1: the clown princes of basketball, the Harlem Globetrotters. Back in town,
Speaker 1: and as a kid, there was few things better to
Speaker 1: go and see than the the next generation of meadow
Speaker 1: Lark Lemons out there doing all of their basketball magic,
Speaker 1: spinning the ball to Yo yo, the fake bucket of water,
Speaker 1: the hilarity, and of course their domination of the Washington Generals,
Speaker 1: which I think they've maybe lost two games to the
Speaker 1: Washington Generals and maybe lost a few more to other
Speaker 1: teams along the way. But the vision, the original vision
Speaker 1: of Abe Sapristein lives on today in its form a
Speaker 1: little bit modernized. Lord knows it even They even let
Speaker 1: the girls play along Harlem Globetrotters today with memories. Since
Speaker 1: we're to this point in the morning, Dickless, we're waiting
Speaker 1: five point fifty eight seven hundred WLW into the first
Speaker 1: official hour of the Saturday Morning Edition for this Saturday,
Speaker 1: December twenty eight, twenty twenty four, the last weekend of
Speaker 1: the year, Gary Jeff Walker at your service, Liam Tomlinson
Speaker 1: at the controls, which means, if anything goes wrong, we
Speaker 1: will be feeding him to a bunch of rabid squirrels
Speaker 1: after the show. Speaking of rabbit squirrels and bunnies in
Speaker 1: the backyard, remember.
Speaker 11: When you ran away and I got on my knees
Speaker 11: and begged.
Speaker 1: You birds flowers, chirping birds.
Speaker 5: Well, and you left me anyhow, And then the day's
Speaker 5: got worse and worse, and now.
Speaker 15: You see I've gone completely out of my mind.
Speaker 1: Voila day from Harrison. Good morning, Good morning, Jeff. How
Speaker 1: were we doing today? I'm just as crazy as ever, Dave,
Speaker 1: how are you.
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 1: So an old man shuffles slowly into an ice cream parlor.
Speaker 1: He's got his cane and he's moving up towards the
Speaker 1: counter and he struggles to get up on the stool. Slowly,
Speaker 1: painfully gets up on the stool, and the waitress behind
Speaker 1: the counter says, what would you like, sir?
Speaker 3: Banana split?
Speaker 1: Please? She asked him crushed nuts, and he said no arthritis.
Speaker 16: Huh, Gared, Jeff, Dave, Dave, did you.
Speaker 17: Ever wonder what nationality Santa is?
Speaker 3: What nationality Santa is?
Speaker 18: No?
Speaker 1: I have no idea.
Speaker 19: I'm pretty sure he's Nordopolish. Speaking of rabbits, you know
Speaker 19: what the difference is between a rabbit and a lumberjack?
Speaker 3: A rabbit and a lumberjack? No, I I have no idea, Dave.
Speaker 19: Well, one of them choosing hops and the other queues
Speaker 19: and chops.
Speaker 3: I bet you can't do that really fast?
Speaker 1: Can you?
Speaker 19: Choosing hops and hopson and choosing chews and hops?
Speaker 11: No?
Speaker 1: I can't.
Speaker 19: I'm sorry yet. Time for New Year's resolutions. Okay, you
Speaker 19: know what a New year as a resolution.
Speaker 1: Is a waste of time?
Speaker 19: Well, yeah, but it's something that goes in one year
Speaker 19: and comes.
Speaker 1: Out the other.
Speaker 20: No jokes told by day from Harrison are not necessarily
Speaker 20: considered funny by the staff, management, or advertisers of seven
Speaker 20: hundred WLW or his parent company, iHeartMedia. If these attempts
Speaker 20: at humor have caused you to roll your eyes, made
Speaker 20: your stomach churn, or you have considered the entire exercise
Speaker 20: to be a colossal waste of time, we deeply apologize.
Speaker 20: Now back to our irregular programming.
Speaker 1: All right, Time for some picking and some grinnin. First,
Speaker 1: let's deal with this. Good morning, Dick, Good morning Gary, Jeff.
Speaker 1: How are you You're late?
Speaker 12: Yeah, I've been over sleeping this week.
Speaker 1: Are you okay? Yeah, I'm okay, Okay, good. I was worried.
Speaker 1: I'm always worried about you, Dick, when I don't hear
Speaker 1: from you about five till six every Saturday morning. Because
Speaker 1: this is your time, this is our time together. You
Speaker 1: understand that, right, right, right, So let's make the most
Speaker 1: of our time while we still have it. What's going on?
Speaker 12: Oh, not too bad to have a pretty good Christmas.
Speaker 12: My friend came down, or Amy's daughter or Ingrid's daughter came.
Speaker 12: It was a pretty good Christmas.
Speaker 1: Did did you see Ingrid?
Speaker 21: Yes?
Speaker 12: And I did. I've been seeing her a lot this week.
Speaker 12: She's had a lot of visitors. A lot of my
Speaker 12: friends have been come over and seeing her, you.
Speaker 1: Know, right right?
Speaker 12: No good, kind of nice?
Speaker 3: And is she doing better?
Speaker 12: Yeah, she's doing a lot better. Have you heard from Dave?
Speaker 1: No, I was wondering about that. I'm worried about him too,
Speaker 1: Dave back Wrath, our friend in Dayton.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I wondered because he used to stop buy and
Speaker 12: you know gets uh you know Christmas present?
Speaker 1: You know, all right, So you're missing Santa Claus so
Speaker 1: that's your issue.
Speaker 12: Yeah, so you haven't heard from him?
Speaker 1: No, I haven't. Maybe maybe you have been a naughty
Speaker 1: dick this year. Were you a naughty dick?
Speaker 11: No?
Speaker 1: No, you were a good dick. I figure he's kind
Speaker 1: of busy, maybe because you know, if you're naughty, Santa
Speaker 1: doesn't bring anything. Yeah, but you say you've been a
Speaker 1: nice dick all year?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 1: Yeah, say it for me. I've been a nice.
Speaker 12: Dick from Dayton all year with my many friends.
Speaker 6: At wl W.
Speaker 1: Right, that's close enough, Dick. Listen, I'm sorry, that's all
Speaker 1: the time we have because we're coming up the works here.
Speaker 3: We've got to get old radio Rick on so so say.
Speaker 12: Good night Dick, Good night Gary, Jeff?
Speaker 3: All right, do the Bengals win? Do the Bengals win
Speaker 3: or lose?
Speaker 12: They win?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 6: What's score twenty four?
Speaker 1: I could have guessed every time, every almost every single time.
Speaker 1: Every once in a while, it's thirty one twenty four.
Speaker 1: Almost every time though it's Bingals twenty seven the other
Speaker 1: team twenty four? How can this possibly be? At six
Speaker 1: fourteen in the morning, Let's talk to our friend old
Speaker 1: radio Rick Washburn about the spirit of radio and also
Speaker 1: the physical presence of radio that he may be working
Speaker 1: on on his bench right now. Oh Liam, this is
Speaker 1: so good. Just let it play for a second. Were
Speaker 1: violating any kind of We're gonna have to pay royalties there,
Speaker 1: Thank you? Getting Okay, that's enough, Old Radio Rick.
Speaker 11: How are you? Oh?
Speaker 22: Good morning, Gary, Jeff Hayle, you're coming in four by five?
Speaker 22: Uh Ohugh on a nineteen twenty six Steinite Radio six. Yes, sir,
Speaker 22: it's an AC one twenty five model. It's an am
Speaker 22: TRF radio. It's got two giant tuning knobs instead of
Speaker 22: the usual three, so it's a little less complex to
Speaker 22: deal with. It uses either six or seven tubes, depending
Speaker 22: upon which ones you use, and that's a long story.
Speaker 22: But anyways, it's got a folded horn internal speaker. And
Speaker 22: instead of having the big horn speaker like look like
Speaker 22: it came off a gramophone or a patroller or something,
Speaker 22: this one looks like one of those that somebody sat
Speaker 22: on and then tucked it in the cabinet.
Speaker 11: It works.
Speaker 22: That is lacking a little bit of volumeles the four
Speaker 22: by five, but still, but hey, buckle up, because here
Speaker 22: we go to the catalog. Okay, the radio you have
Speaker 22: wished for a thousand times, just a thousand, just a thousand.
Speaker 1: Well what if you what if you wished for this
Speaker 1: radio like every night of your life and you're like
Speaker 1: twenty and you're going, how many thousands of times have
Speaker 1: I wished for this radio? And it's finally here?
Speaker 22: Well, I'd say if you put a quarter in the
Speaker 22: jar every time you wished for it, if it's a
Speaker 22: thousand times, you might be able.
Speaker 1: To buy it.
Speaker 3: Yes, okay, go ahead.
Speaker 22: That was a shot radio troubles and expense, now signing off.
Speaker 22: That was a reach. No uses, no batteries of any kind,
Speaker 22: plugs into light socket. Okay, hopefully you have one, because
Speaker 22: nineteen twenty six not a lot of people had utility power.
Speaker 22: But anyway, no chemical rectifiers. The only thing I can
Speaker 22: think to mean is that it's not a catch whisker,
Speaker 22: so it doesn't have it like that block of galina
Speaker 22: or any other element that acts like a diode on
Speaker 22: a catch whiskers radio. Okay, I guess you will marvel
Speaker 22: at its tone.
Speaker 1: Okay, here I'm marveling at its description as we speak.
Speaker 22: Now this is the Department of redundancy departments. So picture
Speaker 22: to yourself a radio as musical as a Steinway piano,
Speaker 22: and that costs one penny per hour to operate, No wonder.
Speaker 22: Everyone who hears it gasps in amazement. Many say I
Speaker 22: can't believe it.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 22: You will hardly believe it yourself till you hear it.
Speaker 22: No wonder, This is a present day radio. Wonder.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 22: And the price one hundred and twenty five dollars yet
Speaker 22: and fifty to day. The immense volume of our big
Speaker 22: new factory makes it possible. Volume volume, volume is responsible
Speaker 22: for the way Steinite products have swept the country.
Speaker 1: And didn't you just tell me, Rick, didn't you just
Speaker 1: tell me that the problem was it was a little low.
Speaker 22: In volume, isn't isn't the irony tasteful? This set should
Speaker 22: sell for three hundred and fifty dollars or more. Yeah,
Speaker 22: they probably couldn't sell any for that truce.
Speaker 1: Oh, I'm surprised they sold that many at the one
Speaker 1: hundred and twenty five dollars price with that catalog description.
Speaker 1: But I would wonder who these people were that wrote
Speaker 1: the catalog descriptions of the actual radios. Do you ever
Speaker 1: kind of like think that there was like and at
Speaker 1: that time in the analog world, they're sitting at a
Speaker 1: typewriter and they're pounding out this verse or you know,
Speaker 1: this text, and that was your only job was to
Speaker 1: make flowery descriptions of inanimate objects for a catalog that
Speaker 1: was actually a gig Ai has replaced everything good.
Speaker 22: Well, I think when you talk about serious Wards or
Speaker 22: any of the other catalog stores, they undoubtedly had their
Speaker 22: own I guess he'd called copywriters. Oh, sure, that that
Speaker 22: would come up with this stuff, and that was their
Speaker 22: full time gig for these other smaller companies like David
Speaker 22: Grimes and Steinite. Maybe they did have somebody that did it,
Speaker 22: or maybe the boss just did it himself on a
Speaker 22: Saturday afternoon or something to save the expense while they
Speaker 22: were starting out by.
Speaker 1: No one, No, this was this was this was professionally
Speaker 1: screwed up. I can tell.
Speaker 22: It's not just screwed up.
Speaker 1: Professionally screwed up. All right, it's what a fun conversation. Uh,
Speaker 1: thank you sir. Happy New Year, Happy New.
Speaker 9: Year to you.
Speaker 22: And prayers for Toledo Steep please he went under the
Speaker 22: NFE last week and don't know the prognosis yet.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, absolutely, prayers coming his way. Old Radio Rick
Speaker 1: at gmail dot com. If you'd like to get in
Speaker 1: touch with mister Washburn. It's six twenty oh.
Speaker 23: Your Saturday is looking really nice.
Speaker 24: We're starting off in that fifty degree range, in the
Speaker 24: warm all the way up to sixty. It'll be mostly
Speaker 24: cloudy sky's rain chances, although not looking as great as
Speaker 24: once before, we'll still be there, especially in the afternoon
Speaker 24: into the evening hours, and then overnight as well into Sunday,
Speaker 24: we top out at sixty today. From you severe weather station,
Speaker 24: I'm nine first Warning Meteorologist Cameron Harden on news radio
Speaker 24: seven hundred WLWLW.
Speaker 1: Sport win out or go home for the Cincinnati Bengals.
Speaker 1: As we get closer and closer to the end of
Speaker 1: the season, Liam.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Week seventeen of the regular season of the NFL.
Speaker 5: It's kind of crazy. We already hear already this College
Speaker 5: Bowls Season two. It's almost the end of football, but
Speaker 5: we go to basketball. But this afternoon, the Bengals host
Speaker 5: the Broncos with their playoff hopes on the line. Pregame
Speaker 5: coverage begins at noon catch all the action on the
Speaker 5: Home of the Best Bengals coverage, seven hundred WLW. Kickoff
Speaker 5: is set for four thirty. The Bengals need to win out.
Speaker 5: The Broncos have to lose Week eighteen to your Chiefs,
Speaker 5: Scary Jeff, The Colts have to lose to either the
Speaker 5: Jags or Giants, two of the worst teams in football,
Speaker 5: and the Dolphins must lose either the Browns or the
Speaker 5: Jets for the Bengals to even sniff the playoffs.
Speaker 2: But crazier things have happened all right.
Speaker 5: It's also season, and last night Vayner Built defeated Georgia
Speaker 5: Tech thirty five twenty seven in the Birmingham Bowl. No
Speaker 5: George defeated Oklahoma twenty one to twenty in the Armed
Speaker 5: Forces Bowl, Arkansas top Texas Tech and the Liberty Bowl.
Speaker 5: Syracuse defeated Washington State and the Holiday Bowl, and USC
Speaker 5: scored a touchdown with seven seconds left to defeat Texas
Speaker 5: A and M in the Las Vegas Goal Bowl. The
Speaker 5: Snoop Dogg Arizona Bowl, Miami Ohio faces Colorado State that
Speaker 5: is at four thirty. There's the Fenway Bowl between Yukon
Speaker 5: and North Carolina, the Pinstripe Bowl between Boston College and Nebraska.
Speaker 5: It's always cool to see those games on the MLB fields.
Speaker 5: The New Mexico Bowl between Louisiana Lafia and TCU, the
Speaker 5: Pop Tarts Bowl between Miami Ohio State, the Military Bowl
Speaker 5: between East Carolina and NC State, the Alamo Bowl between
Speaker 5: BYU and Colorado, and the night Cap the Independence Bowl
Speaker 5: between Army and LA Tech. The North travel to moon
Speaker 5: Township to face Robert Morris on Sunday. Pregame coverage begins
Speaker 5: at one thirty tips set four to two. Listen to
Speaker 5: all that action on Fox Sports thirteen to sixty.
Speaker 3: This is seven hundred WLWOD.
Speaker 1: Time for who Day.
Speaker 25: Two day brought to you in FOP by Ross American
Speaker 25: Grill on seven hundred WLW, the home of the best
Speaker 25: Bengals coverage.
Speaker 9: All Right, Coach Zach Taylor joining us this morning, and
Speaker 9: coach hope you had a great Christmas and getting ready
Speaker 9: for another big game, right?
Speaker 1: I did. Yeah, it was great.
Speaker 26: We got a great practice in so or guys were
Speaker 26: fired up and then you got to spend some time
Speaker 26: with family.
Speaker 1: Good.
Speaker 3: I like to hear that.
Speaker 9: Hey, your defense came to play again on Sunday against
Speaker 9: the Browns, didn't they They.
Speaker 26: Did, got a great goal ahead and Stan getting a
Speaker 26: turnover on the first drive of the game that gave
Speaker 26: us a lout of momentum and then got several of
Speaker 26: their takeaways as well. So we're gonna need them to
Speaker 26: keep that up.
Speaker 9: But you got this dominant Denver defense coming into Cincinnati
Speaker 9: this weekend.
Speaker 3: Tell me about them.
Speaker 1: It's a good group.
Speaker 16: You know.
Speaker 26: They've done a great job prushing the quarterback. They lee
Speaker 26: lea and sacks passer tains one of the top corners
Speaker 26: in the league. So it's a unit that plays well together.
Speaker 26: They got some momentum and we got some momentum as well,
Speaker 26: So it's gonna be a good game.
Speaker 9: And it's your defense against is a rookie quarterback Bo Nicks, Right.
Speaker 26: Yeah, we got to make life uncomfortable for him, and
Speaker 26: our defense is a big part of that. Our fans
Speaker 26: will be a big part of that as well. So
Speaker 26: I'm excited to see everbody rise the challenge.
Speaker 3: Yeah, your home finale.
Speaker 9: I heard you say this week, you got to have
Speaker 9: your best game of the season, but the fans got
Speaker 9: to have their best game. So you want everybody out
Speaker 9: there tailgating and doing well in the stadium.
Speaker 1: Right, That's right, that's right.
Speaker 26: Have fun at the tailgate and then get in there
Speaker 26: and be rowdy and make life hard on this rookie quarterback.
Speaker 9: They got what about playoff? Hope still alive? Two games
Speaker 9: to go here? Are you thinking much about that or
Speaker 9: are you taking a game to game?
Speaker 26: All I know is we got to win, so we
Speaker 26: just got to focus on Denver. Nothing matters if we
Speaker 26: don't get that done. So that's gonna be our number
Speaker 26: one focus right now.
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 9: Coach Zach Taylor with us bring us home a win
Speaker 9: on Saturday.
Speaker 1: Okay, I appreciate it. Thank you. Let's shed eaes that
Speaker 1: you sit.
Speaker 27: Honey, we may meet through. You'll never care me come
Speaker 27: no where the whiskey round.
Speaker 1: Getting Highway fifty two out of Cincinnati. He that two
Speaker 1: seventy five New Richmond exit. East eastward, my friend eastward,
Speaker 1: my friend through Claremont and then how now Brown County
Speaker 1: and the loveliest little village on the river Ripley, at
Speaker 1: a place called Brookies. They are gathered once again. Good morning, gang,
Speaker 1: good morning.
Speaker 3: That's a heck of a delay. What's going on?
Speaker 13: Ah, it's just a out of a lazy Saturday morning here.
Speaker 1: It's like fifty five degrees outside. This is unbelievable.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's sure is it was?
Speaker 1: It was amazing.
Speaker 6: When I walked out the door this morning, I was like.
Speaker 1: Wow, I can't believe it.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I came out with a jacket on and ran back
Speaker 1: inside and threw the jacket on the chair. I don't
Speaker 1: need this. I almost I almost didn't wear anything at all.
Speaker 1: I almost I almost came naked. It felt so good
Speaker 1: out I thought I'd believe it as.
Speaker 11: Well.
Speaker 13: There are some exciting things happening around here this week.
Speaker 1: Well, let's get to it.
Speaker 13: Then tonight at eight o'clock, Chucky's in Love.
Speaker 11: It's the name of the band.
Speaker 1: It's a great song by Ricky Lee Jones back in
Speaker 1: the seventies that was like, I don't know, top ten
Speaker 1: hit Chucky's in Love, Liam, do we have that? Look
Speaker 1: for Chuck Ease in Love and it's just e the
Speaker 1: initial find that. So Chucky's in Love is playing tonight
Speaker 1: at eight at Brookies there on Main Street. Okay, what else?
Speaker 11: No Queen of Hearts this week.
Speaker 13: I'll be next Wednesday, the eighth of the ninth, somewhere
Speaker 13: in there.
Speaker 1: So he didn't have He didn't have one on Christmas either,
Speaker 1: did he? No Hearts on Chris, No Queen of Hearts
Speaker 1: on New Year's But on January the eighth, Wednesday Night,
Speaker 1: a chance to win one hundred and ten thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: Hey wait a minute, guys, I've got this song. This
Speaker 1: is chuck EA's in Love by Ricky Lee Jones circa
Speaker 1: I think it's like seventy eight or something. Maybe can
Speaker 1: you hear that?
Speaker 3: I'm grooving? I'm grooving.
Speaker 1: Here we go. Yeah, so she's not playing at Brookies tonight.
Speaker 3: Ricky Lee Jones isn't playing at Brookies tonight.
Speaker 1: No, Chuck E's in Love is playing at Brookies.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I wonder they're violating some kind of copyright using her
Speaker 1: the title of her song.
Speaker 13: I think they changed the spellance a little.
Speaker 1: Oh you know what the spelling is is? Uh, it
Speaker 1: can be consequential, definitely.
Speaker 9: That still sounds still sounds.
Speaker 1: Still sounds like proprietary stuff to me. What hey, what hey?
Speaker 13: You know Tuesday, when you're you're headed this way, If
Speaker 13: you get here early enough before it gets dark, you
Speaker 13: can see a encore performance of the Rockets in front
Speaker 13: of Snappers.
Speaker 1: That's right, the rather the weather rock now has rockets
Speaker 1: underneath it, the Snappers Rockets.
Speaker 19: Yeah, the Beaver's coming down there and we're going to
Speaker 19: be picking it a little.
Speaker 13: Performances on the half hour.
Speaker 1: Well, serry, if we come to Ripley on Tuesday, will
Speaker 1: we get to see the Beaver?
Speaker 11: Yes, you will.
Speaker 8: He will be there.
Speaker 1: I will too, that's interested. You can't. You can't ring
Speaker 1: in a happy New Year without the Beaver. Thank you all.
Speaker 1: Have a wonderful weekend. We'll see us soon. Chucky's in
Speaker 1: Love tonight six forty seven, WLW very pleased that in
Speaker 1: his stocking on Christmas morning was a lovely catniff toy
Speaker 1: set by one Julianne Erickson of Dayton, Ohio. Julianne, thank you.
Speaker 1: Your gifts are always welcome, Brooks. He loves them and
Speaker 1: anyway a happy boy to be sure. Time for a
Speaker 1: pithy phone call and news of the week, and for
Speaker 1: that we turned to Etna, Ohio and a man named
Speaker 1: Steve Simon. Hello Steve, Gary Jeff.
Speaker 28: We begin the twenty twenty four wrap up with an
Speaker 28: American political principle called the third term, only FDR actually
Speaker 28: had one. Very Obama's third term will end in January,
Speaker 28: reminiscent of Andy Jackson so called third term featuring his
Speaker 28: vice president Martin Van Buren. Economic stagnation soon followed, and
Speaker 28: Van but Uran served just one term, just like Joe Biden.
Speaker 28: The attempted reboot of the Obama years failed, giving way
Speaker 28: to the great reset of the Ronald Reagan legacy and
Speaker 28: the guys of Donald John Trump. Trump and Reagan's share
Speaker 28: a lot. Both were longtime Democrats who liked their new constituency,
Speaker 28: felt betrayed by the party, and switched to Republican. Interestingly,
Speaker 28: Reagan is the only president who was a union leader,
Speaker 28: and working class constituents were key to both men's victories
Speaker 28: in the GOP, so Reagan and Trump reflect the total
Speaker 28: shift of the core constituency of the two major parties.
Speaker 28: If either one of them stole an election, it was
Speaker 28: Democrats who left the front door unlocked. In nineteen eighty
Speaker 28: Those Reagan Democrats hadn't yet realized they weren't Democrats because
Speaker 28: the Democrat Party hadn't fully evolved into an elitist institution
Speaker 28: of college commis, Wall Street bankers, and Silicon Valley techies
Speaker 28: of twenty twenty four. This year, the National Democrat Party
Speaker 28: completed four decades of selling out their legacy base working
Speaker 28: class people, Blacks, Hispanics, small businessmen and women, and God
Speaker 28: helped them Jews, whom they threw to the wolves on
Speaker 28: college campuses, and who ask in return, what are we
Speaker 28: chop liver? Total disillusionment followed in the general population as
Speaker 28: the Progressives and their media co conspirators conducted a word
Speaker 28: trafficking campaign of Marxist class warfare, race hustling, and generally
Speaker 28: appealing to the worst in American society, Lincoln's better angels
Speaker 28: of our nature flew the coop. The kudag Ross was open,
Speaker 28: borders odd the floodgates were opened to an undocumented, uneducated, unvetted, unvaccinated,
Speaker 28: unlawful rabble at the precise time the country was reeling
Speaker 28: from the COVID conspiracy. The timing could not have been
Speaker 28: anything but intentional. For sixty years, the Democrat Party had
Speaker 28: been demanding more spending and higher taxes to allegedly help
Speaker 28: the poor, the starving, and the homeless. And then the
Speaker 28: party turned their backs on those already here and still
Speaker 28: allegedly underserved, and welcomed their replacements with swag bags of
Speaker 28: goodies paid for by taxpayers or borrowed money. This was
Speaker 28: the most inef performance since that of Jimmy Carter, whose
Speaker 28: principal patron in the United States Senate at that time
Speaker 28: was none other than Joseph Biden of Delaware, and that
Speaker 28: gave us the Reagan Revolution. Those of the GOP currently
Speaker 28: slapping themselves in the back despite almost losing the House
Speaker 28: and barely winning the Senate, should remember that they've been
Speaker 28: compromised before. The first Republican President, Abe Lincoln, welcomed the
Speaker 28: Southern Democrat to his ticket in eighteen sixty four, and
Speaker 28: when Lincoln was shot and killed, Andrew Johnson just about
Speaker 28: destroyed reconstruction. The Great Emancipator was at heart a very
Speaker 28: gentle soul, but Leo Durocher.
Speaker 22: Would have warned him.
Speaker 28: Knife guys finished last. Between the profligate Andrew Johnson and
Speaker 28: the racist and socialist Woodrow Wilson, only one Democrat was
Speaker 28: elected president of this country in nearly half a century.
Speaker 28: The country made a miraculous economic recovery from the First
Speaker 28: Civil War. During that period. The Trump team has been
Speaker 28: given a true gift from godless Democrats. They can lose
Speaker 28: it by fighting amongst themselves, ignoring the mandate, and failing
Speaker 28: to dance with a gal that brung you that core
Speaker 28: constituency given to them by the aforementioned Democrats. Moral to
Speaker 28: the story, if I may equate the Bible to politics,
Speaker 28: at great peril, the Old Testament, God was not kind
Speaker 28: to those to whom he gave great gifts, which they
Speaker 28: then squandered. Go in peace, brothers and sisters, love thy neighbor,
Speaker 28: and take no prisoners. In twenty twenty five, God bless
Speaker 28: your Gary.
Speaker 1: Jeff, take care, happy New Year, Steve, and looking at
Speaker 1: the little screen on the wall here in front of me,
Speaker 1: my old friend Ray Scott from Loveland is on the line,
Speaker 1: and what's to chat for a moment? You know, for
Speaker 1: the first time in a long time, Ray, we actually
Speaker 1: have a little bit of time, so oh, free to expound.
Speaker 1: Don't worry about if it really goes over, then we'll
Speaker 1: just cancel the rest of the spots and hit the
Speaker 1: news thing at the top.
Speaker 3: But so what is on your mind, my friend?
Speaker 29: Well, awesome, good morning, brother, good morning. And but the
Speaker 29: genius that is your show. By the way, you know
Speaker 29: that it shouldn't go unnoticed that the intro that Da
Speaker 29: from Harrison has you know, to me, represents the theme
Speaker 29: from the Doctor d show back in.
Speaker 1: The Doctor Demento. Baby. Yeah, we only steal from the
Speaker 1: best Ray.
Speaker 29: I mean, that's just absolute genius.
Speaker 1: We're all we're all standing, as my friend comedian Henry
Speaker 1: Phillips once remarked in one of his songs, we're all
Speaker 1: standing on the shoulders of freaks. That was the coolest thing.
Speaker 29: I mean, I was probably in sixth or seventh grade,
Speaker 29: but to listen to that on Sunday night was just
Speaker 29: you know, in a precursor to you know, a year
Speaker 29: or two later Saturday Night Live, you know, going to
Speaker 29: school and Trott and then standing tall saying your wife
Speaker 29: Saturday Night Live when you're like twelve or thirteen years old.
Speaker 29: But the listen cyclones update for you. You know, I
Speaker 29: know you're a big fan. And they I think they're
Speaker 29: having some challenges this year on the ice, and that's okay,
Speaker 29: that happens sometimes. But last night, I will say that
Speaker 29: my son and I were able to attend in some
Speaker 29: fashion in the and I do not I'm ashamed to
Speaker 29: say this.
Speaker 11: We left early.
Speaker 29: I do not know who won the game, but I
Speaker 29: have the play of the game for you, okay, right,
Speaker 29: And the play of the game was this. We're standing
Speaker 29: in the concession area, you know, not in the seating
Speaker 29: area when the national anthem started, and I looked when
Speaker 29: it started, you know, look, I took my hat off,
Speaker 29: of course, and I looked right across from me, directly
Speaker 29: across where my son standing against the wall opposite to me,
Speaker 29: and he had his hat off over his heart, standing tall,
Speaker 29: and I looked at the gentleman. You know, I get
Speaker 29: this Rick Monday syndrome. And as I get old. I
Speaker 29: try not to say anything to anybody else, trying to
Speaker 29: be example, you know, But this nice father standing next
Speaker 29: to me had he had one of those two dollars
Speaker 29: ice cold cans of milk in his hand, and I
Speaker 29: think he had a baby in his arm and maybe
Speaker 29: something else, And I know, I just glanced over and
Speaker 29: he took his hat off, bless his heart, and even
Speaker 29: was able to reach down to his young son standing
Speaker 29: next to him and made sure he took his hat off.
Speaker 29: And that impressed me more than anything I could have
Speaker 29: seen on the ice. So I want to thank that
Speaker 29: unnamed father for doing that, and everyone who did that,
Speaker 29: including my son and.
Speaker 6: My friends I was there with.
Speaker 29: So that is very important, and Cincinnati does a great
Speaker 29: job of that. So God bless that man.
Speaker 30: Well bless you, Gary Jeff.
Speaker 1: When you show when you show respect for your country,
Speaker 1: and your country is all of us. You're showing respect
Speaker 1: for your fellow countrymen, your fellow neighbor, the person that
Speaker 1: we're instructed to love as ourselves.
Speaker 3: It all starts with respect.
Speaker 1: And what you're talking about is the ultimate sign of
Speaker 1: respect for our national anthem. And God bless you, and
Speaker 1: thanks for sharing the story. Ray Time to take the
Speaker 1: top of the hour. Steve Shilty environmental stuff coming up next.
Speaker 2: Okay, all State first.
Speaker 31: Those people are probably saving a car load of cash
Speaker 31: right now.
Speaker 2: So what are you waiting for? Check all State first
Speaker 2: for a quote today. You're in good hands with all State.
Speaker 1: Here is the.
Speaker 15: Latest weather forecast from news radio seven hundred w ELL.
Speaker 32: Today a slight chance of rain, mostly claude with a
Speaker 32: high of sixty one. Hundred percent chance of rain tonight.
Speaker 32: This is mainly after midnight. Breezy with a low fifty one.
Speaker 32: More rain expected Sunday, possibly a thunderstorm too windy with
Speaker 32: a high sixty A chance of more rain Sunday night,
Speaker 32: mostly claude with a low forty one. We'll have sunshine
Speaker 32: on Monday and fifty two radars clear fifty four degrees
Speaker 32: in Cincinnati. Next news at seven thirty. Matt Reeese NewsRadio
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Speaker 1: In to another hour of this Saturday morning edition for
Speaker 1: this Saturday, December twenty eight, twenty twenty four.
Speaker 3: GJ.
Speaker 1: Dobbs hold In Court on a Saturday morning with you.
Speaker 1: Good to be with you as always, About seven minutes
Speaker 1: past the hour now, seven oh seven, that is Eastern time,
Speaker 1: and I wonder how long it'll be before we don't
Speaker 1: have to roll the clocks back or move them forward.
Speaker 1: I like that possible policy that the President elect is
Speaker 1: putting forward. We shall see time now for a visit
Speaker 1: with our environmental engineer, Steve Schulter.
Speaker 33: I see tree so green, red roses too, I see
Speaker 33: them blue, fuming you, and I think to myself, what
Speaker 33: a wonderful.
Speaker 1: Yes, indeed, Well, in the last week we had the
Speaker 1: anniversary of the birth of an old talk show host,
Speaker 1: we had the anniversary of the birth of an environmental engineer,
Speaker 1: and most importantly, had the anniversary and the celebration of
Speaker 1: the birth of a savior.
Speaker 3: What a week it's been, Steve Shulty.
Speaker 1: Yes it what's that?
Speaker 11: Yes?
Speaker 6: It has so Actually I'm thinking you're gonna have two
Speaker 6: science minutes this morning, okay, based.
Speaker 12: Bottle, Why I found so this?
Speaker 6: This what this article Nuclear waste could be the game
Speaker 6: changer to unlimited electricity. It was published earlier this week
Speaker 6: at America out Loud dot News, America out Loud dot News.
Speaker 6: If you want to read the article, you go to
Speaker 6: categories and energy and it will be right there. In fact,
Speaker 6: one of the authors, Ronald Stein, I met several years
Speaker 6: ago at a Heartland Institute conference on climate change. Y
Speaker 6: got a great information. But here, here's here's here we go. Today,
Speaker 6: so called nuclear waste is only slightly used nuclear fuel.
Speaker 6: This is something I didn't realize, Gary Jeff. Only about
Speaker 6: three percent of its potential is realized.
Speaker 17: Before the.
Speaker 1: Steve I don't Steve, I don't know what it is.
Speaker 1: But once again your phone is cutting out at the
Speaker 1: most inappropriate times, so start again. Only three percent of
Speaker 1: the possible energy is used in the production of Okay,
Speaker 1: So we.
Speaker 6: Store this stuff now at the nuclear sites with ninety
Speaker 6: seven percent of the potential still there. And you know,
Speaker 6: for over seventy years, nuclear power has been has been
Speaker 6: producing the safest, the mission free, most reliable, least expensive
Speaker 6: electricity all over the world. And now we and we're
Speaker 6: on the crown of a revolutionary innovation and electricity production
Speaker 6: held back only by our field of government. Uh right.
Speaker 6: It turns out that a technology for producing electricity more
Speaker 6: efficiently is one called and I've heard these terms before
Speaker 6: fast reactors.
Speaker 1: Your reaction, it's still it went out. I don't know
Speaker 1: what's going on with your phone.
Speaker 12: What's happening?
Speaker 6: Either I have no.
Speaker 1: Fast give me the fast reactor or whatever.
Speaker 6: It was, fast breeder reactor. And this has been around
Speaker 6: since the nineteen forties. Okay, I didn't realize this is
Speaker 6: you know, this stuff was around and Gary Jet this
Speaker 6: is now we're going to get into the good stuff.
Speaker 6: We have ninety thousand tons of the stuff around the
Speaker 6: United States sitting at nuclear sites. It's the volume that
Speaker 6: can fit into a large Walmart store sized building. There's
Speaker 6: enough of this slightly used nuclear fuel in storage the
Speaker 6: power the entire US for centuries to come, and enough
Speaker 6: depleted uranium in storage to last.
Speaker 1: And here's the thing, and it's depleted uranium to last
Speaker 1: for how long?
Speaker 6: Steve thousands of years?
Speaker 1: Yeah? See that.
Speaker 3: This is the thing is that.
Speaker 1: Okay, we have the technology, So why am we have
Speaker 1: all this nuclear this spent nuclear waste that is still viable?
Speaker 1: Is what he's telling us in this report. And it
Speaker 1: is just amazing that that this is being held back.
Speaker 1: And I don't know if it's petrochemicals, if it's the government. Uh,
Speaker 1: these competing interests. Uh well, I mean who would who
Speaker 1: would uh? Who would actually benefit and who would detriment
Speaker 1: from using this nuclear waste. I'd say that people that
Speaker 1: at a detriment would be the fossil fuel industry.
Speaker 6: And just give you an idea.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, we're running low on time and your phone
Speaker 1: keeps cutting out for some reason. We got the technology
Speaker 1: to use this nuclear waste for electricity and power. It exists.
Speaker 1: It the waste exists, and we just need the technology
Speaker 1: to get Steve's phone up and running properly. I mean,
Speaker 1: it's every crucial point that he's making. The phone just
Speaker 1: goes out seven twelve, seven hundred WLW kang While in
Speaker 1: the intrented forest, Eddie and Rocky, Hey, you're walking the
Speaker 1: wrong way.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we can't do our show today. Something came up, fought.
Speaker 15: Your millions of loyal fans are counting on you to
Speaker 15: entertain them after a long argus day.
Speaker 1: Dude, We've got front row tickets to see Little Red
Speaker 1: Riding Hoods all new review.
Speaker 23: You're disappointing your fans for some kiddie show.
Speaker 1: She's no kiddy.
Speaker 3: Just look at her flyer.
Speaker 1: WHOA got an extra ticket Eddie and Rock Monday afternoon
Speaker 1: at three on seven.
Speaker 15: Hundred WLW people, my people, what's up?
Speaker 1: This is questlow man.
Speaker 3: I cannot Oh, let's.
Speaker 1: Get physical, shall we. Roco Costallana was here on a
Speaker 1: Saturday morning with health tips and I was going through.
Speaker 1: Roco always in his diligence when he's gonna be on
Speaker 1: with us, always sends me some choices of what we're
Speaker 1: going to talk about.
Speaker 3: So I'll give you the choices.
Speaker 1: How sleep pasture effects cognitive function was one, and that's,
Speaker 1: of course you can read all about that Rococostelano dot com.
Speaker 3: R O C C O C A S T E
Speaker 3: L L A n O dot com.
Speaker 1: The Phfiser papers Pfizer's Crimes against Humanity, which is a
Speaker 1: fantastic book, by the way, or the five Longevity Fitness Tests,
Speaker 1: a blue print for optimal health. Not necessarily interested in that.
Speaker 1: The Phiser papers, you know, interest me. The Pfiser paper
Speaker 1: interests me a lot because of what this this giant,
Speaker 1: big pharma monster has done to ruin people's lives. But
Speaker 1: let's talk about sleep posture. Because I am a I
Speaker 1: like on my side, almost on my stomach, hands underneath
Speaker 1: the pillow, and my legs spread like I'm doing a
Speaker 1: scissor kick. What does that say?
Speaker 30: And that says, uh, you're just crazy. But the other
Speaker 30: the other term, yes, yes, absolutely.
Speaker 16: Now the well, uh, the most important thing about uh
Speaker 16: a sleep posture is that you should be sleeping on
Speaker 16: your side and that that's sleeping on the right side
Speaker 16: is better than the left side. But are just getting
Speaker 16: you to sleep on your side, and our training yourself
Speaker 16: to sleep on your side is going to help what's
Speaker 16: called your glymphatic system. And that's and that's with a
Speaker 16: g a glymphatic system, and that's the system of that
Speaker 16: helps your brain.
Speaker 21: Get rid of of of the metabolic waste, very similar
Speaker 21: to your lymphatic system, and it gets rid of the
Speaker 21: of what's called the amyloid beta proteins as well as
Speaker 21: guital proteins, which are related to to.
Speaker 1: Is it possible? Is it possible to sleep with the
Speaker 1: right posture? You say, on your side on the right
Speaker 1: side is better than the left side, And I think
Speaker 1: everything's better. I think everything's better on the right side
Speaker 1: than the left side, whether it's sleeping or anything else.
Speaker 1: Right handed can't help it. But there are some people
Speaker 1: I know I've met in my lifetime that do sleep. Now,
Speaker 1: my wife sleeps on her right side, and she's smart
Speaker 1: as a whip. But I've known people who a dumber
Speaker 1: in the box of rocks that sleep on their side too.
Speaker 1: I guess they didn't have much to work with to
Speaker 1: begin with. Is that the issue, well, that would be
Speaker 1: the issue.
Speaker 16: Actually, it's more about it's more about a cognitive function
Speaker 16: than it is intelligence. And we want to keep the
Speaker 16: brain as healthy as humanly possible. And as long as
Speaker 16: you're getting rid of the beta amaloids and the and
Speaker 16: the taw and the metabaolic waste in general, so we
Speaker 16: own to do a much much better a later in life.
Speaker 1: So the beta amyloid's bad sleep posture on the right side, good, good, yep.
Speaker 3: We could we could have done this much. We could
Speaker 3: have wrapped this up three minutes ago.
Speaker 1: Thanks Rocco. Time now for the Tom Davis Diaries. I
Speaker 1: like to refer to them as the with crazy, wacky
Speaker 1: stories from around the country and around the world.
Speaker 10: Once again, our correspondent Tom Davis. Good morning, Gary, Jeff.
Speaker 10: This week give me a hand with this tree. But
Speaker 10: first and good old Louisville. A mom and her son
Speaker 10: went viral when Katie Rawlins allowed her four year old
Speaker 10: son Hunter to hang onto his emotional support vacuum cleaner
Speaker 10: while getting a haircut. Hunter isn't very comfortable during haircuts,
Speaker 10: so Mom let him hang on to his favorite sucker
Speaker 10: while he got a trim. What is it with boys
Speaker 10: name Hunter? He just can't tell him no. Meanwhile, up
Speaker 10: to Columbus, where a funeral home is trying to get
Speaker 10: a liquor license. The Evergreen Funeral Home says they want
Speaker 10: to provide a unique reception experience and allow mourners to
Speaker 10: toast their loved ones one last time. And get this,
Speaker 10: it might actually happen. The funeral industry is listening and
Speaker 10: apparently open to the change. Just when you thought the
Speaker 10: Internet couldn't get any more empty, self absorbed, or narcissistic,
Speaker 10: here comes fake maternity photo shoots. The new trend is
Speaker 10: for the young, not pregnant woman who wants to dawn
Speaker 10: a fake baby bomp and pretend to be pregnant for
Speaker 10: the camera. That way, when they act actually get pregnant,
Speaker 10: they will look younger and fitter in the announcement photos.
Speaker 10: I mean, why stop there, Well, take some shots for
Speaker 10: your seventieth Birthday while you're at it, And finally, when
Speaker 10: it comes to Christmas trees, Idaho's Caleb Ritter has to
Speaker 10: have the most unique one out there.
Speaker 1: You see.
Speaker 10: In twenty twenty one, Caleb lost his right hand in
Speaker 10: a snowboarding accident. Afterwards, he decided that he would preserve
Speaker 10: it put it in a lovely red box, complete with
Speaker 10: twinkling lights. It now hangs proudly every year high up
Speaker 10: on his family's Christmas tree, making the most of a
Speaker 10: tragic event.
Speaker 1: Give this guy a hand.
Speaker 10: Next week, Santa Claus Sky dives into the Amazon rainforest.
Speaker 3: Have a great new Year.
Speaker 1: When do you like to listen to Scott Sloane? I
Speaker 1: love listening to Sloaney to hear some honesty instead of
Speaker 1: all the political bs we're bombarded with.
Speaker 31: I can't stand all of that endless bs.
Speaker 1: That's why I love me some.
Speaker 3: Sloney bs is bad.
Speaker 1: Sloaney is good.
Speaker 34: You know what else is good?
Speaker 4: Mayonnaise on French fries.
Speaker 2: That's absolutely disgusting.
Speaker 35: I bet Sloaney puts MAO on his fries.
Speaker 2: Only an idiot would do that, and Slow he's no idiot.
Speaker 10: Scott's loan, I think I'm gonna Puke Monday morning at
Speaker 10: nine on seven hundred WLW and check out his podcast
Speaker 10: on the three iHeartRadio app.
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Speaker 36: course you can. It's all people talk about.
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Speaker 1: All right, Tony Pike joining me this morning. Hey Tony, welcome,
Speaker 1: good morning, Good morning.
Speaker 9: I hope you had some good holidays so far, and
Speaker 9: now we get to talk Bengals. The Bengals really haven't
Speaker 9: played like the nineteen eighty five Chicago Bears recently, but
Speaker 9: they've won. How does this Bengals team beat this Broncos
Speaker 9: team at this time of the season on Saturday, what
Speaker 9: are your thoughts.
Speaker 11: Well, you know, a couple of things that go against them.
Speaker 11: Have yet to be the team this season with the
Speaker 11: winning record, so that has an opportunity to change on Sunday.
Speaker 11: That would be a good start. But you know, obviously,
Speaker 11: when you have Joe Burrow and Jamar Chase playing at
Speaker 11: the levels that they are, along with Chase Brown and
Speaker 11: a lot of other players on this offense, you feel
Speaker 11: pretty good about scoring against Denver if you're looking for ways,
Speaker 11: okay to slow down Denver. I think there has been
Speaker 11: a little bit of a rookie wall that you've seen
Speaker 11: bo Nix hit in recent weeks. The scripted portion of
Speaker 11: the plays, the first ten to twenty plays that Denver
Speaker 11: has run, they've come out looked.
Speaker 17: And looked very good.
Speaker 11: They look great in that Thursday nine game against the
Speaker 11: Chargers with the scripted plays. After that, teams have been
Speaker 11: able to find in some ways to slow Bownicks down,
Speaker 11: and as a rookie it's hard on the fly to adjust.
Speaker 1: To those things.
Speaker 11: I think Box is gonna be a good quarterback, but
Speaker 11: at this part of his rookie season, there is some
Speaker 11: opportunities to give some different rooks or there's enough film
Speaker 11: out there now defensively to see, Okay, what slows him down? Now?
Speaker 11: It comes down to this Bengals defense, who has played
Speaker 11: well the last three games, albeit against lesser competition and
Speaker 11: not very good quarterbacks, but a good opportunity.
Speaker 3: Nonetheless, well, let's hope they can slow down bow Nicks.
Speaker 9: They have a tendency to make rookie quarterbacks look like
Speaker 9: Hall of famers when they pay play the Bengals. How
Speaker 9: important Orlando Brown Junior cleared to play on Saturday?
Speaker 3: How important is that?
Speaker 11: Well, it's as shoot, because you know, Joe Burrow has
Speaker 11: spent much of this season surviving in the pocket and
Speaker 11: moving in the pocket, and when Orlando Brown Junior has
Speaker 11: not been in there, that has been even more difficult
Speaker 11: for him to do. So to get a little stability
Speaker 11: on the blind side against a team that gets after
Speaker 11: the passer just about as well as anyone else in
Speaker 11: the NFL and the Denver Broncos, and they do it
Speaker 11: as a team. It's not like there's there's far and
Speaker 11: above a leader and then the rest are kind of slow.
Speaker 11: As you see with the Cincinnati Bengals. They can get
Speaker 11: after the passer at every position on the defensive line.
Speaker 11: So the most important thing, in my opinion, is the
Speaker 11: blind side of the quarterback that then allows the Bengals
Speaker 11: to make a decision as at Courtell Bolson. Is it
Speaker 11: Cody Ford who starts at guard, but a little stability
Speaker 11: for the blind side of Joe Burrow and.
Speaker 9: We say it a lot. Is it a must win game?
Speaker 9: This really is must win. If you don't win, you
Speaker 9: don't go to the playoffs.
Speaker 1: Correct, Yeah, I mean this.
Speaker 11: Team still needs a lot to happen for them. You
Speaker 11: need if you're a Cincinnati Bengals fan, you need the
Speaker 11: Colts to slip up this weekend or next. You need
Speaker 11: the Miami Dolphins to slip up this weekend or next.
Speaker 11: And now because of the Kansas City Chiefs last two
Speaker 11: weeks where they have beaten the Houston Texas, they went
Speaker 11: to Pittsburgh on Christmas Day at one, you need the
Speaker 11: Kansas City Chiefs to not rest their starters, which is
Speaker 11: a topic of conversation, because they play this Denver Broncos
Speaker 11: team after the Bengals get done with them. So you know,
Speaker 11: if the Chiefs decide to sit their players, it's going
Speaker 11: to be over twenty days that they have gone between
Speaker 11: actual playing and then in the playoffs because of the
Speaker 11: first round boss. So that's a decision Andy Reid has
Speaker 11: to make. But all of that starts with the Bengals
Speaker 11: win a win and you at least get to play
Speaker 11: a meaningful football game in week eighteen and a couple
Speaker 11: of weeks ago. I think any Bengals fan will have
Speaker 11: signed up for that.
Speaker 9: All right, Tony Fike, thanks so much for report this morning,
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Speaker 1: Meeting straight into a head on collision with twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: It's the last Saturday Morning edition of twenty twenty four
Speaker 1: on this December twenty eighth, Gary Jeff Walker with you
Speaker 1: and is always my pleasure. I am me and you
Speaker 1: are you, and that is perfectly fine with everyone, I'm
Speaker 1: sure because we get along kind of folks. Sure, time
Speaker 1: for a science minute. The last of the year was
Speaker 1: science Mike.
Speaker 23: Yes, as a nice scientists Bell blinded.
Speaker 1: Me, Michael. Another one has slipped through our fingers. The
Speaker 1: sand has moved through the hour glass like the days
Speaker 1: of our lives. And we are almost to the end
Speaker 1: of another year. Can you believe it? Sir? And where
Speaker 1: did it go to? I mean see uh as as
Speaker 1: Neil Diamond once once romantically saying, and you don't bring
Speaker 1: me flowers but used to.
Speaker 3: Bees don't count anymore. They just lay on the floor
Speaker 3: and two is sweep them away.
Speaker 1: See that's good thro a detonation like that, Okay, good,
Speaker 1: So what do you got in the docket this morning?
Speaker 18: Before we get to the topic, my mom told me
Speaker 18: when I was young.
Speaker 1: We were late.
Speaker 18: We were related at this year, Davis. I don't know how,
Speaker 18: but I'll just leave it at that, No kidding, Yeah,
Speaker 18: I don't know how.
Speaker 3: What did he What did he say? Her actual legal
Speaker 3: name was?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 18: I looked it up while I was talking. I got
Speaker 18: rid of the girl meet me meek No, I can't.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I saw, I saw the picture of you. I
Speaker 1: believe your wife. And is that a grand baby there?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 18: As well, Noah with a Grid as my first quantum
Speaker 18: physics baby book.
Speaker 1: So we're looking forward to read that to them. Teach
Speaker 1: them young, baby, Teach them young. That's a real that's
Speaker 1: a real theory of relativity. Anyway, go ahead as well.
Speaker 18: It's a four set book and it's quantum and general
Speaker 18: relativity some of it. Anyhow, I'm sure he'll chew it up. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 18: The first topic, we got an article with Gary Jeff
Speaker 18: that it came out in Proceedings of the National Academy
Speaker 18: of Science. We talked about about this before. Solar engineering.
Speaker 18: Now that's where they this article talk about how actually
Speaker 18: solar engineering is like they'll call it stratospheric aerosol injection
Speaker 18: where they'll choot particles into the sky to reflect the sunlight.
Speaker 18: They actually came out with the studies estimate it will
Speaker 18: save over four hundred thousand lives per year from climate change. Okay,
Speaker 18: now they obviously want more funding from the NSF Science
Speaker 18: Foundation for more and more money to study this.
Speaker 1: And then another.
Speaker 18: Article Gary Jeff just came out in a Harvard review,
Speaker 18: this was just published that cold weather related deaths are
Speaker 18: up now that the general that the specific statistics of
Speaker 18: that is at zero point four to four cold related
Speaker 18: deaths per one hundred thousand individuals in nineteen ninety two
Speaker 18: and now we're up to point nine two deaths per
Speaker 18: one hundred thousand and twenty twenty two, you know, obviously
Speaker 18: doubled the number of cold weather related deaths in the
Speaker 18: last since nineteen ninety two.
Speaker 1: And it's well, yeah, a traditional historically cold weather has
Speaker 1: killed millions more people than warm weather. We know this,
Speaker 1: it's obvious, right.
Speaker 18: But we got yin and yang working against We got
Speaker 18: we're wanting to cold the weather, cool the atmosphere. And
Speaker 18: then we're saying, well, the cold weather obviously is killing
Speaker 18: more people, and we do have more homelessness now than
Speaker 18: we do forty years ago, and that's that's more of
Speaker 18: a social you know, we used to have facilities where
Speaker 18: people could go to take care of them, but now
Speaker 18: we have to let them go out on the street,
Speaker 18: which is I'm not gonna get it homeless.
Speaker 1: Homelessness does not have anything to do with the use
Speaker 1: of fossil fuels or co two.
Speaker 18: That there's more people out in the cold weather, don't.
Speaker 1: Yah, Yeah exactly, And that's that is another issue that
Speaker 1: is a societal cultural issue, that's right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I agree, it has nothing to do with energy
Speaker 3: or climate change.
Speaker 18: I just thought it was interesting to get two articles
Speaker 18: publish at the same there's almost within the same month
Speaker 18: that just want to do two opposite.
Speaker 1: The climate cultists are that they're cultist. It's a religion. Yeah,
Speaker 1: just like again, just like Catholics, just like Catholicism, just
Speaker 1: like Judaism, just like Christianity. It's their religion. And they
Speaker 1: think that we have this great influence over our planet
Speaker 1: and the universe, and it's simply not true. But but
Speaker 1: they are going to get the funding, so that's why
Speaker 1: they keep on coming out with these studies and say
Speaker 1: that climate changes killed four hundred thousand people four hundred
Speaker 1: thousand people. Oh sure, got time to make the donuts, baby,
Speaker 1: No matter. I mean, they may be fake crullers, but
Speaker 1: we're going to get paid for them. Absolutely. Thank you, Michael.
Speaker 1: Happy New Year next year. All right, don't let that
Speaker 1: grand baby chew up your physics books.
Speaker 25: Time to get to business.
Speaker 2: Spikes them all in the back of the outside.
Speaker 25: O borrowing his big bad Bengals put it all on
Speaker 25: the line when they based bone his broncos.
Speaker 2: Right, have a hawk chops into the ground.
Speaker 1: Can the Orange and Black break these Bronx executed too?
Speaker 1: Perfection I when.
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Speaker 25: Mighty Dave Leff coverage starts today at noon seven hundred.
Speaker 1: Wow. The whole of the profession that go to coverage.
Speaker 22: I'm a firefighter, a teacher, I'm a farmer, I'm a barber,
Speaker 22: a waitress.
Speaker 17: A mom.
Speaker 2: We're all part of your community. Every day we move
Speaker 2: in and out of each other's busy lives.
Speaker 31: It's easy to take for granted all the little moments
Speaker 31: that make up our every day.
Speaker 1: Some are good, others not so much.
Speaker 2: But that's life. It's when you experience a moment of
Speaker 2: uncertainty something or someone's behavior that doesn't seem quite right.
Speaker 3: These are the moments to take a pause, because.
Speaker 2: If something doesn't feel right, it's probably nuts. It's not
Speaker 2: about paranoia or being afraid.
Speaker 31: It's about standing up and protecting our communities.
Speaker 36: One detail at a time, because a lot of little
Speaker 36: details can become a pattern.
Speaker 23: We we we We trust our instincts, just.
Speaker 36: Like you should, because only you know what's not supposed
Speaker 36: to be in your every day.
Speaker 1: So protect your every day.
Speaker 2: If you see something suspicious, say something to local authorities.
Speaker 1: Climate change, it's gonna be saxety degrees, it's gotta be
Speaker 1: fossil fuels. There's a chance of rain later on, more
Speaker 1: likely like one hundred percent chance of rain overnight. But
Speaker 1: you should see some spinning showers on and off throughout
Speaker 1: the day, including for the Bengals game tomorrow. About sixty
Speaker 1: again for the high temp and there still some rain
Speaker 1: chances existing. On Sunday Monday, we're supposed to clear out
Speaker 1: a high of fifty three and Tuesday, New Year's Eve
Speaker 1: up to fifty two.
Speaker 11: Y'all.
Speaker 23: Bathroom's got to go with a banner, these.
Speaker 2: Guys, No, hay, let's go.
Speaker 4: So lazy caring kind of rings.
Speaker 33: Love.
Speaker 2: Come, let's go to love.
Speaker 1: And if you're going to love, let's go go to
Speaker 1: the source, God Almighty and the way, the life, the truth,
Speaker 1: the Word of God. A little bit of positivity on
Speaker 1: a Saturday morning. And to help spread that blessing and
Speaker 1: that joy is our brother Rick Green from Spirit Works, Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: Brother Green, good morning and happy new year ahead.
Speaker 17: Hey, good morning Gary, and happy New Year Gary. I
Speaker 17: have to get this lady to shout out and thank her.
Speaker 17: I'm sorry, I forget her name. I believe it's Nancy.
Speaker 17: She listened to the show Gary. This lady I've never met,
Speaker 17: sent a donation to the house the other day and
Speaker 17: it just blessed me. I just want to thank her publicly.
Speaker 3: Oh absolutely.
Speaker 1: And there was another man you were telling me about,
Speaker 1: Dale Abbott, who had heard you on this program and
Speaker 1: had contributed to Spirit Works and the wonderful things that
Speaker 1: you and your wife do and feeding the homeless and alike.
Speaker 1: So it's it's it is remarkable that I can use
Speaker 1: this platform on Saturday morning to spread the mission that
Speaker 1: you have undertaken it God's calling.
Speaker 3: So I think that's that's a blessing for me.
Speaker 17: For praise God, Gary, And today we're coming from Romance
Speaker 17: chapter twelve, verse twelve. They said, be joyful and hope,
Speaker 17: patient and affliction, faithful and prayer.
Speaker 11: A man, I love that, Gary.
Speaker 1: Read it again for me.
Speaker 17: Be joyful and ful fake, I'm sorry. Be joyful and hope,
Speaker 17: patient and affliction, faithful and prayer.
Speaker 3: That covers it all, man.
Speaker 16: Yeah, it does.
Speaker 17: And it's a deep one too, Gary, because I'm beyondest
Speaker 17: it's hard to be patient and affliction.
Speaker 11: Oh yeah, that's.
Speaker 3: When when we ask, when we.
Speaker 1: Possible, when we petition God in prayer, we expect results
Speaker 1: right away in our time, and sadly, sadly, it's not.
Speaker 1: It doesn't work like that. It's not an instant. God
Speaker 1: is not a genie granting us wishes. God knows what
Speaker 1: we need when we need it, and it'll be in
Speaker 1: his time. And sometimes, as you're walking through the middle
Speaker 1: of those afflictions, whatever they may be, patience is at
Speaker 1: a at a premium, and it's a commodity that's not
Speaker 1: easy to gain. You just have to remain prayerful and.
Speaker 17: And and have faith and remember King Jesus walking right
Speaker 17: and along with you. You're not walking it alone.
Speaker 1: Amen. Amen. So, any any big plans for the new year, Rick,
Speaker 1: outside of the release of that movie in March.
Speaker 17: Now, actually only get one day off from work. I'm
Speaker 17: probably gonna lay on the couch all day.
Speaker 1: Good for you, you deserve it. Put your feet up,
Speaker 1: Sit a spell, Rick Green Brother with Rick Green from
Speaker 1: Spirit Works Cincinnati. It's almost eight eighteen on a Saturday morning.
Speaker 1: We'll be right back this morning at nine. Mike Allen
Speaker 1: rants raves and then calms down with a virgin lime
Speaker 1: Rickey on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 23: The countdown at twenty twenty five is in Sport.
Speaker 3: Williams College basketball.
Speaker 1: With everything else going on, you got to mention college
Speaker 1: basketball of all things.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's win or break for most students. But NKU
Speaker 5: plays tomorrow conference game versus Robert Morris. Pregame covers begains
Speaker 5: at one thirty tip except for two. Listen to all
Speaker 5: that action on Fox Sports thirteen six. D'll take that
Speaker 5: game with a big cup of who cares? Speaking of basketball,
Speaker 5: the Washington General's face off against the Harlem Globe Trotters
Speaker 5: this afternoon.
Speaker 1: See that's worthy of mentioning. The Globetrotters are in town.
Speaker 2: Heritage Bank Center.
Speaker 5: Hip is set for two big time basketball Bowl games,
Speaker 5: Basketball Bengals games.
Speaker 1: What more do you want?
Speaker 5: In the Cincinnati area. Speaking of bowl games, there's eight
Speaker 5: bowl games today. Miami, Ohio is playing in the Snoop
Speaker 5: dogg Arizona Bowl against Colorado State. Kickoff is at four
Speaker 5: thirty PM, coinciding with the Bengals game, and the Bengals
Speaker 5: host the Broncos this afternoon.
Speaker 3: With their playoff hopes on the line, all that matters.
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Speaker 3: Oh this is one of those NFL network days if
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Speaker 1: Be on TV because that's the rule in the NFL.
Speaker 2: Well, Luckily, you can listen on the radio for free.
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Speaker 24: Love Overall, Your Saturday is looking really nice. We're starting
Speaker 24: off in that fifty degree range in the warm all
Speaker 24: the way up to sixty. It'll be mostly cloudy. Sky's
Speaker 24: rain chances although not looking as great as once before,
Speaker 24: we'll still be there, especially late in the afternoon into
Speaker 24: the evening hours, and then overnight as well.
Speaker 23: In a Sunday.
Speaker 2: We top out at sixty today.
Speaker 24: From you severe weather station, I'm nine First Warning Meteorologist
Speaker 24: Cameron Harden on news radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 32: Radars all clear, temperature fifty two degrees and Cincinnati next
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Speaker 1: Knew that cat's coming down in here.
Speaker 16: I don't know, but it's sad for me like that
Speaker 16: looking man with.
Speaker 1: The bomb you're having himself football. Yes, once again the
Speaker 1: annual pilgrimage to see the Harlem Globetrotters in town. Will
Speaker 1: the Generals ever win? Yes, they have once or twice
Speaker 1: to discuss that and much much more. The one and
Speaker 1: only Moe Egger joins us MO on the last Saturday
Speaker 1: of the year. I say, hey, Mo, probably doing doing good?
Speaker 1: That all started. I never knew that the Harlem Globetrotters
Speaker 1: actually started in Chicago as the Savoy Big Five in
Speaker 1: nineteen twenty six, and they changed it to the New
Speaker 1: York Globetrotter and then to the Harlem Globetrotters finally in
Speaker 1: nineteen thirty. But I didn't know it started in Chicago.
Speaker 1: I always thought it started in Harlem.
Speaker 11: But no one would think because of the name that
Speaker 11: the rare origins would have been Harlem. But apparently not.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, have you thrilled to the Harlem Globetrotters
Speaker 1: in your long and illustrious career as a sportsman?
Speaker 11: I went and saw the Harlem Globetrotters maybe twenty five
Speaker 11: years ago, and.
Speaker 1: It was a lot of fun.
Speaker 11: It was a lot of fun.
Speaker 3: It's just for entertainment. It's a rite of passage.
Speaker 1: I think if you like entertainment and you like basketball,
Speaker 1: there's a whole lot of both, and it's just a
Speaker 1: lot of fun. Like you said, the fake it is
Speaker 1: the confetti and the bucket instead of the water and
Speaker 1: the whole all the slew of little tricks and stuff
Speaker 1: that they do to make what is already a fun
Speaker 1: game for a lot of us even more interesting. Anyway
Speaker 1: that's going on today. Their timing is unbelievably bad because
Speaker 1: just right across the way there downtown, the Bengals will
Speaker 1: be fighting for their playoff lives once again with the
Speaker 1: game against the Denver Broncos. Before we get to any
Speaker 1: of that, I've just got to tell you I am
Speaker 1: still basking in the glow of my Vandy Commodore's victory
Speaker 1: yesterday in the Birmingham Bowl over Georgia Tech, where they
Speaker 1: the score wound up being not reflective of how dominant
Speaker 1: the Commodorees were, especially in the second half of that
Speaker 1: game yesterday. Is Diego Pabia one of the top five
Speaker 1: college quarterbacks this year. I mean, he's obviously not pro material,
Speaker 1: he's five to nine, but that guy just runs through
Speaker 1: brick walls. He's amazing.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I think he probably is. I'm not sure that
Speaker 11: I can name five better or more productive college quarterbacks
Speaker 11: this season. He's not an NFL guy, but what he
Speaker 11: has been able to do at that school in the
Speaker 11: SEC and then continuing through the bowl game has been
Speaker 11: nothing short of remarkable. I'd put him as a top
Speaker 11: five college quarterback. I'd have to vet it out and
Speaker 11: think about it before I gave you a definitive answer, but.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what.
Speaker 11: I watched a lot of college football and I haven't
Speaker 11: seen too many guys better than him.
Speaker 1: So yes, we'll go top five, top five. That's what
Speaker 1: I like about.
Speaker 18: You know.
Speaker 1: It kind of reminds me of a Johnny Manzellen college
Speaker 1: only Johnny. I don't know anybody has the wheels and
Speaker 1: just the hoodspa of Diego Pavia's when he's running the ball.
Speaker 1: Just it was phenomenal. And Georgia Tech kept shooting themselves
Speaker 1: in the foot. So a Vandy winn and a Navy win.
Speaker 1: My dad's a Navy Navy alum, so it was a
Speaker 1: good day and we got much more to come. Obviously,
Speaker 1: the Bengals and the Broncos and it The Bengals obviously
Speaker 1: have to win. We've known that ever since last week.
Speaker 1: Win is the first thing. Win the last three games
Speaker 1: and get to nine and eight and then hope against
Speaker 1: hope that the Broncos lose to the Kansas City Chiefs,
Speaker 1: who have nothing to play for next week, and hope
Speaker 1: that Miami and Indianapolis lose a game against teams that
Speaker 1: they should pretty much crush like grapes. What were the
Speaker 1: latest percentages on the Bengals possibly making the playoffs and
Speaker 1: it was eight percent after the win last week.
Speaker 16: Yeah, it kind of.
Speaker 11: Depends on your model. NFL dot Com has it at
Speaker 11: eight percent. ESPN's Football Power and that's analytics tool hasard
Speaker 11: at about four and a half percent. Playoff status dot
Speaker 11: Com has it at two percent. So but look, I mean,
Speaker 11: here's what they can do today. They can ensure themselves
Speaker 11: a game in Week eight team that matter if they
Speaker 11: win this afternoon against the Denver Broncos, and they're going
Speaker 11: to take a step up in competition compared to who
Speaker 11: they've played the last three weeks. Bo Nicks, I think
Speaker 11: has a chance to be a really good NFL quarterback.
Speaker 11: They're going up against the coaching Sean Payton, who certainly
Speaker 11: knows what he's doing. They're probably right now the healthiest
Speaker 11: team in the National Football League. The thing that I'm
Speaker 11: going to be looking for today when the Denver Broncos
Speaker 11: operate at full capacity offensively, they throw a lot of
Speaker 11: short passes and hope to get a lot of yards
Speaker 11: out of the catch. So what issue have the Bengals
Speaker 11: had at times this season tackling, especially tackling in the
Speaker 11: open field, and so I'm looking for that today. Can
Speaker 11: the Bengals bring the pass receiver to the ground and
Speaker 11: keep someone from turning a four or five, six, seven
Speaker 11: eight yard game into something that's a little bit more explosive.
Speaker 11: I'm going to be watching for that today. And it's
Speaker 11: a Denver offensive line that in the first half of
Speaker 11: the season was to rific, but the last seven games
Speaker 11: they've allowed eleven sacks, which obviously isn't a huge total,
Speaker 11: but they've been a little bit more susceptible to allowing
Speaker 11: pressure to the quarterback. Can the Bengals get to bow
Speaker 11: knicks today? If they can, and if they can tackle,
Speaker 11: you know, I think the way the Bengals are playing
Speaker 11: offensively right now, you just assume Joe Burrow is going
Speaker 11: to put up a pretty good number, a good enough
Speaker 11: number to win. Can the Bengals defense hold up their end?
Speaker 11: And if the answer is yes, regardless of what happens
Speaker 11: around them, they will play next week a meaningful football
Speaker 11: game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Speaker 1: Do you think the Kansas City Chiefs will lay down
Speaker 1: against the Denver Broncos in Week eighteen.
Speaker 11: Well, let's look at their track records since twenty thirteen.
Speaker 11: They've had four games the final game of the season
Speaker 11: where their playoff positioning has been decided. They've been locked
Speaker 11: into their seat, and in all four cases, Andy Reid
Speaker 11: played his backup quarterback. The last three of those instances,
Speaker 11: he didn't play Travis Kelcey. Now about those four games,
Speaker 11: they still won two of them, So he's played backups,
Speaker 11: but those backups have been competitive, and he hasn't, you know,
Speaker 11: put in vanilla game plans and things like that. But
Speaker 11: what's different about this year is the amount of time
Speaker 11: between their Week seventeen game and their first playoff game.
Speaker 11: The divisional round is going to start January eighteenth, continue
Speaker 11: in the nineteen so Kansas City's going to play one
Speaker 11: of those two days. Their most recent game that mattered
Speaker 11: would have been on Christmas Day. That's more than three weeks.
Speaker 11: So I think Andy Reid's got to really think about
Speaker 11: do I do I want to just fit all my
Speaker 11: guys and have let's let's make it about Patrick Mahomes.
Speaker 11: Do I want to make Patrick Mahomes sit for three
Speaker 11: and a half weeks? Do I really want him going
Speaker 11: three and a half weeks without playing? And maybe the
Speaker 11: answer is yes, But I do think it's a little
Speaker 11: bit different than the typical, you know, sit your guys
Speaker 11: for the last week, where you know there's a little
Speaker 11: bit less time between games, but you know, again, it's
Speaker 11: not like they haven't been competitive, and so my guess
Speaker 11: is you're going to see some combination of starters play.
Speaker 11: I don't know if Mahomes is going to play, but
Speaker 11: I do think they're going to feeld a competitive team
Speaker 11: at the same time. If I'm Andy Reid, I view
Speaker 11: next week as a chance to eliminate the Cincinnati Bengals
Speaker 11: and say, what's a lot about how bad the Bengals
Speaker 11: have been defensively this year. If I'm the Chiefs, I'm
Speaker 11: looking at the playoff pass. I don't want to see
Speaker 11: them in Round two. I'm going to get the lowest
Speaker 11: remaining seed. That would be the Bengals if they won
Speaker 11: their first playoff game, or the Denver Broncos, or the
Speaker 11: Indianapolis Colts or the Miami Dolphins. Of those four teams,
Speaker 11: the team that I want to play the least would
Speaker 11: be the Bengals. And so if I'm Andy Reid, I
Speaker 11: also I have to kind of think about that. Do
Speaker 11: I lay down in effect to eliminate the Bengals and
Speaker 11: set myself up for a chance to not have to
Speaker 11: play them? Something you's got to think about. Oh.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, the history says the Bengals in even this season's
Speaker 1: history was a nail bider game, as the Chiefs played
Speaker 1: so many this year. I would be remiss if I
Speaker 1: didn't talk for a moment with you, as a person
Speaker 1: who's a sportscaster, about the death of Greg Gumbel, which
Speaker 1: I guess has been kind of impending for a while
Speaker 1: cancer seventy eight. Family said he died peacefully at home
Speaker 1: with those that loved him around him, and that's the
Speaker 1: way I want to go. But when the first thing
Speaker 1: I think about when I think about Greg Gumbel was
Speaker 1: before CBS, on ESPN and ESPN's infancy, he was one
Speaker 1: of the guys at the desk and always had I
Speaker 1: was never a Bryant Gumble fan, always a Greg Gumbel fan,
Speaker 1: and his younger brother survives him. But just your thoughts
Speaker 1: on the passing of.
Speaker 11: Greg Gumble, Well, yeah, you know, for me, when I
Speaker 11: think of Greg Gumble, I think of two things. Number One,
Speaker 11: selection Sunday every year of the CBS NCAA tournament selection
Speaker 11: show my favorite day in all of sports. You know,
Speaker 11: he was the guy reading the bracket. He was the
Speaker 11: guy telling you where your team was going to play,
Speaker 11: who they were going to play. I think of him
Speaker 11: first and foremost doing that. But also in our industry.
Speaker 11: You know, the first twenty four hours sports talk radio
Speaker 11: station in the United States WFAN and New York went
Speaker 11: on the air July first, nineteen eighty seven, and one
Speaker 11: of the full time hosts was Bryant. Was was Greg Dumble.
Speaker 11: I don't think a lot of people know that, and
Speaker 11: so a bit of a sports talk radio pioneer. And yeah,
Speaker 11: you know, one of those people that you just saw,
Speaker 11: whether it was with NBC or CBS doing everything, it
Speaker 11: might have been the NBA might have been, College basketball
Speaker 11: might have been the NFL could have been, you know,
Speaker 11: back when CBS had Major League Baseball, could Major League
Speaker 11: Baseball versatile and very very good, but also in our field,
Speaker 11: a bit of a pioneer.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, no doubt about it.
Speaker 1: And you know this, this past March was the first
Speaker 1: NCAA tournament that Greg Gumbele had missed in decades because
Speaker 1: of quote family health reasons. And you know what, I
Speaker 1: appreciate and respect someone's privacy. A lot of times there
Speaker 1: are public figures and you know, they're trying to bring
Speaker 1: awareness to whatever is afflicting them, and you know, very
Speaker 1: public about it. But I also can respect someone keeping
Speaker 1: that to themselves and kind of just backing out of
Speaker 1: the spotlight to you know, hopefully heal and battle what
Speaker 1: you got to battle and do that personally within your family.
Speaker 1: So I really get why he's been out of the picture,
Speaker 1: you know. And there's nothing wrong with being public about
Speaker 1: your complications because it may in fact inspire someone to
Speaker 1: get help or to get checked, or to bring awareness.
Speaker 1: You know, Stuart Scott famously at the SPS and Jim
Speaker 1: Valvana before him with the v Foundation, so College basketball's
Speaker 1: taking a break here over the holidays.
Speaker 3: NKU is playing tomorrow.
Speaker 1: What's ahead for twenty twenty five for the Bearcats and
Speaker 1: Musketeers give me thirty seconds on each mom.
Speaker 11: Well, you see should be an NCAA tournament team. They
Speaker 11: defensively have been one of the best in all of
Speaker 11: college basketball. They'll start DIG twelve play on Monday, playing
Speaker 11: the Kansas State team that is be the ball. They'll
Speaker 11: play their second game of the season against an Arizona
Speaker 11: team that has been underwhelming this year. They've got to
Speaker 11: shoot it better. They's got to be more efficient offensively.
Speaker 11: Going to be looking for that. For Sean Miller, I
Speaker 11: think it's just right now finding enough guys that you
Speaker 11: can count on. They've been so decimated by injuries, the
Speaker 11: three players off the roster from what he thought he
Speaker 11: was going to have this season. They've lost three heartbreakers.
Speaker 11: They've played well in stretches of their last couple of
Speaker 11: games against Yukon and Marquette. But who can they count on?
Speaker 11: I think Shawn Miller is desperate to figure that out.
Speaker 11: As Big EA's play continues with a game against Seaton Hall.
Speaker 1: All right, next week, we'll be talking about college football.
Speaker 1: Actually gosh, Tuesday night and Wednesday, the playoffs are back.
Speaker 1: On any thoughts on that real quick?
Speaker 11: I think the best two teams play against each other
Speaker 11: in Oregon and Ohio State, and I think we're going
Speaker 11: to see the winner of that game square off against
Speaker 11: Notre Dame, which I think would be a lot of fun.
Speaker 1: All Right, fantastic mo, have a fantastic weekend and happy
Speaker 1: New Year. My friend Mike Allen counselor. How are you?
Speaker 1: I'm good?
Speaker 3: How about you?
Speaker 11: So?
Speaker 3: How was the Willie Show yesterday?
Speaker 1: I was good.
Speaker 2: I enjoyed doing it.
Speaker 37: I did it the day before that, and I'm doing
Speaker 37: it Wednesday as well this coming Wednesday.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'll be in for Willy on Monday and Tuesday. Okay,
Speaker 1: as the see Revolving Door continues during the holiday weeks,
Speaker 1: I'm in for Sloany Thursday and Friday.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I had that duty yesterday.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I enjoy it.
Speaker 3: You know, it's a little ching a ling in the
Speaker 3: pocket too. So, oh, you get paid for doing this?
Speaker 1: Huh? Don't tell anybody, especially Liam. Yes, I don't think
Speaker 1: they get paid anything to produce the shows.
Speaker 37: Well, I have some definite thoughts. I'm keeping myself. Okay,
Speaker 37: they are underpaid. What's on the show today, Mike.
Speaker 1: Hey, we're going to talk about and two a Cincinnati legend,
Speaker 1: absolute legend.
Speaker 37: I'm talking about the one and only Bill Sites. Bill
Speaker 37: is retiring after twenty years of service in the state legislature,
Speaker 37: in the State House and the State Senate, and I'm
Speaker 37: really looking forward to that. We're gonna talk to Bill
Speaker 37: at ten o'clock. At eleven o'clock, do something a little different.
Speaker 37: We're gonna talk to Yitdi. We're gonna do a preseason
Speaker 37: red report. So much happening with them, and a lot
Speaker 37: happened in the off season. We're going to talk to
Speaker 37: you about what to expect and during the rant. Gary, Jeff,
Speaker 37: I don't know if you saw at the Wall Street
Speaker 37: Journal right before Christmas did an incredibly thorough article about
Speaker 37: Joe Biden and his cognitive issues going all the way
Speaker 37: back to twenty twenty one. We're going to kind of
Speaker 37: break that down and talk about it, because I think
Speaker 37: that's the biggest political scandal of this century, is how
Speaker 37: that was covered up.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine for a minute that if that guy
Speaker 1: was on the ballot last time and won and would
Speaker 1: be our president until January at twenty twenty nine.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's just incredible we're going to talk about that.
Speaker 1: Well I knew about it in twenty twenty one and absolutely,
Speaker 1: but so how can you say when it was so
Speaker 1: obvious to everyone? How can Is it just because the
Speaker 1: drive by media and people don't pay attention and they
Speaker 1: hear that everything's fine, so they just go along about
Speaker 1: their lives and don't think about it, or what's the
Speaker 1: deal with that? I think it was a conscious, conscious
Speaker 1: effort by the drive by media, you know, the pr
Speaker 1: arm of the Democratic Party, right, they freaking knew, you know,
Speaker 1: they knew, of course, and you're right, anybody with eyes
Speaker 1: and ears would have known. Yeah, yeah, And you know
Speaker 1: what we're gonna talk about. It goes back to doctor
Speaker 1: Jill too. I am thoroughly convinced of that she could
Speaker 1: have stopped it. I think that Jill Biden will go
Speaker 1: down as the worst president in the history of the night.
Speaker 1: You know what, and I'm not just saying is to
Speaker 1: agree with you. I agree with you. Thanks Mike Allen. Saturday,
Speaker 1: midday of next after the show show at Huddles, we'll
Speaker 1: have the Bengals game on if you want to come
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