Speaker 1: I'm the oldest, contacted me and said, hey, do you
Speaker 1: remember a guy named Lee back in the old neighborhood
Speaker 1: in Hendersonville, Tennessee. And I said yeah. I said, well,
Speaker 1: he contacted me to see if there's any way to
Speaker 1: get in touch with you, because you know, I'm famously
Speaker 1: not on facepace or my book or I'm not a
Speaker 1: social media player, and in my business in this day
Speaker 1: and age, that's almost to death knell. But no, I
Speaker 1: really don't fool around with him much. So anyway, he
Speaker 1: had the Lee in question had left him a number
Speaker 1: took for me to call if if John got in
Speaker 1: touch with me, and he did, and I called, and
Speaker 1: it was great to rekindle and kind of talk about
Speaker 1: memories from when we were teenagers growing up in Middle Tennessee.
Speaker 1: Lee Greengrass lived right up the street from me, and
Speaker 1: excuse me, and I remember summers out in Lee's front yard,
Speaker 1: tossing the football back and forth while Hotel California by
Speaker 1: the Eagles, and that first Boston album blared through his
Speaker 1: bedroom window all summer long. It would have been what
Speaker 1: summer seventy six or seventy seven, anyway, and I had
Speaker 1: not talked to Lee. In years, my parents knew Lee's
Speaker 1: mom and at the time her husband and all of
Speaker 1: his brothers. Man they had one heck of a Brady
Speaker 1: bunch in that house. But we have since communicated, and
Speaker 1: I told him where to find me because he asked
Speaker 1: this morning, and I hope he's listening. If you are
Speaker 1: tuned in in tarp And Springs, Florida, Lee green Grass,
Speaker 1: it's great to have you along for the ride. This
Speaker 1: is probably the strangest radio show you've ever heard in
Speaker 1: your life. And hopefully all of the characters who usually
Speaker 1: chime in will be with us today. I see Dick
Speaker 1: is hanging on the line now, Dick from Dayton. He's
Speaker 1: a treat. Mamma Tree have not heard from and maybe
Speaker 1: her her care nerves, hasn't been able to get to
Speaker 1: her room with a phone that can actually call the ring.
Speaker 1: Mama Tree's phone for some reason. Her own personal phone
Speaker 1: can only call my cell phone, which doesn't work for
Speaker 1: on air. In fact, she already called me at five
Speaker 1: point thirty, probably to tell me that no one's wheeled
Speaker 1: her up to the UH or brought the phone back
Speaker 1: from Florence Park Care. But I did want to take
Speaker 1: this time because Dave from Dayton reminded me that it
Speaker 1: is Mama Tree's birthday a week from tomorrow, and Lee,
Speaker 1: if you get to hear Mamma Tree, he says, you'll
Speaker 1: love it. She'll probably sing a hymn for us. Uh.
Speaker 1: Mama Tree's birthday is May fourth, fourth, be with you,
Speaker 1: which is a week from tomorrow. If you would like
Speaker 1: to send Mametrie a birthday card, send it to Florence
Speaker 1: park Manor Care sixty nine seventy five, Burlington Pike, Florence,
Speaker 1: k Y four one zero four to two. He added,
Speaker 1: United States. Thanks for the help there, Dave so Florence
Speaker 1: park Manor Cares, sixty nine seventy five, Burlington Pike, Florence,
Speaker 1: Kentucky four, one zero four to two to send Mametry
Speaker 1: a birthday card, or Lady Lynette, however you refer to her. See.
Speaker 1: I don't know how she's identifying this morning. Hopefully we'll
Speaker 1: find out. It's five point fifty two.
Speaker 2: JT.
Speaker 1: Melly Sports Bar is the best place to watch sports
Speaker 1: in Western Hills. The top of they are. There's no
Speaker 1: time to waste. Let's get right to the phones.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Dick, Good morning, Gerry Kiss how are you.
Speaker 1: I'm wonderful, sir. What's going on in your little corner
Speaker 1: of the world. How's it hanging?
Speaker 3: Dick Good?
Speaker 4: I went to the Dulphmer group Monday. One of my
Speaker 4: friends Eddie, Mary and Mike picked me up.
Speaker 1: No, hello, Dick, hold on, you said, one of your friends,
Speaker 1: and then you name three people.
Speaker 4: Well that's that's the group I go up every morning.
Speaker 1: So so three of your friends picked you up, right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, oh yeah, took me over and we had a
Speaker 4: pretty good little Dolsmer show. And then Bob Ford picked
Speaker 4: me up. He kissed me every Friday for the string Benders,
Speaker 4: and we really were rocking that house down yesterday, Gary Jeff,
Speaker 4: it was good, excellent.
Speaker 1: I've never heard you play the dolt. Do you play
Speaker 1: the dulcimer?
Speaker 4: No, no, I used the I've been playing the ukulele
Speaker 4: a lot.
Speaker 1: Now do you ever play the triangles that we and
Speaker 1: our listeners got for you several years ago?
Speaker 4: No, I'm going to take it to band, back to
Speaker 4: the Kedy Banjo Society. Let's see. Monday nine, John was
Speaker 4: calling me. There's a little party for somebody there. He
Speaker 4: wants me to bring that. We're gonna do the orange
Speaker 4: Blossom Special.
Speaker 1: Of course, that's I think that was the original reason
Speaker 1: we got you the Triangle in the first place, was
Speaker 1: so you could do the orange Blossom Special. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Well, happy birthday to Lynette.
Speaker 1: Well it's it's a little early. And you know what,
Speaker 1: she hasn't called him. I'm slightly concerned that I've not
Speaker 1: heard from Mam Tree yet, because usually she's on the
Speaker 1: phone even before you are. You want to talk about
Speaker 1: early birds. I mean, yeah, Mama Tree has gotten a
Speaker 1: lot of worms. You know what I'm saying. Yeah, yes, indeed.
Speaker 4: So now I'm telling you Mary Jeff, there's a lot
Speaker 4: of people that heard me on your nightcap. I got
Speaker 4: about eight or nine calls. It was good, I was nice.
Speaker 4: I enjoyed the studio was beautiful. I was telling Dave,
Speaker 4: I've never seen anything that's pretty as that.
Speaker 1: I'm glad that you enjoyed your your trip up to
Speaker 1: our palatial studios here in Kenwood.
Speaker 5: Dick.
Speaker 1: Unfortunately, Liam is telling me we must go, so I've
Speaker 1: got to. So as long as everything's everything's.
Speaker 4: Good, Dick, Yes, everything's good.
Speaker 1: Say good night, Dick, good night, Gary Jeff, all right,
Speaker 1: take care too much until next week into another hour
Speaker 1: the first official hour of the Saturday Morning Edition for
Speaker 1: this Saturday, April twenty six, twenty twenty five, Gary, Jeff
Speaker 1: Walker with you seven minutes past the hour, six oh
Speaker 1: seven Eastern. That is five one, three, seven four nine,
Speaker 1: seven thousand and one eight hundred, the big one to
Speaker 1: get in touch. And it is time. It is Yes,
Speaker 1: it's that time. I know, I know you've been waiting for.
Speaker 1: Dave from Harrison. Good morning, Dave from Harrison.
Speaker 3: Hey, good morning Garret, Jeff.
Speaker 6: How are we doing today?
Speaker 1: D and fine? Did you know that laughing too loud
Speaker 1: is illegal in Hawaii?
Speaker 6: I did not.
Speaker 1: They only permit aloha.
Speaker 6: A low ha. That's too bad.
Speaker 1: Did I tell you about that finding a wooden shoe
Speaker 1: and my toilet? It didn't Yeah, it was clogged.
Speaker 4: Ah.
Speaker 1: If if a pig loses its voice, does it become disgruntled?
Speaker 6: And I thought it was tough to follow Dick.
Speaker 1: Well there you go. Not everybody can follow Dick. Sometimes,
Speaker 1: sometimes it takes a bigger dick to follow Dick, if
Speaker 1: you know what I'm Yeah.
Speaker 7: So a woman, a woman hands her husband to kayak paddles.
Speaker 6: Which one?
Speaker 3: Which one do you want? She asked?
Speaker 6: And he says either or.
Speaker 1: Did you just say either?
Speaker 7: Yes, Gerdath in what language are stomach rumbles?
Speaker 1: What language or stomach rumbles?
Speaker 6: Yes? Have you ever thought of that?
Speaker 1: No? Not until this very moment, And I'm stumped.
Speaker 7: Well, the language that stomach rumbles are in is Hungarian.
Speaker 1: It's weak later or not, it's weak? All right?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Well, all right, all right?
Speaker 1: Did Kathy come up with that one? Dave?
Speaker 7: No, okay, no, all right, here's the slight of apple
Speaker 7: pie is two dollars and fifty cents in Jamaic, Yeah,
Speaker 7: and it's three dollars in the Bahamash.
Speaker 6: These are the pyrates of the Caribbean.
Speaker 1: Did you say these are the pi rates of the Caribbean. Yes,
Speaker 1: that's what I thought you said.
Speaker 8: Jokes told by Day from Harrison are not necessarily considered
Speaker 8: funny by the staff, management, or advertisers of seven hundred
Speaker 8: WLW or his parent company, iHeartMedia. If these attempts at
Speaker 8: humor have caused you to roll your eyes, made your
Speaker 8: stomach churn, or you have considered the entire exercise to
Speaker 8: be a colossal waste of time, we deeply apologize. Now
Speaker 8: back to our irregular programming in.
Speaker 1: Relief for former prof the studios. Today, Ron of course
Speaker 1: does the in the Garden Show down the Hall at
Speaker 1: fifty five KRSC on Saturday mornings, and apparently he's in
Speaker 1: Columbus doing the show, which means that Liam, my young
Speaker 1: growing boy producer, did not get breakfast. Ron always brings
Speaker 1: Liam something to eat. And if I had known that
Speaker 1: Ron wasn't in today, I would have helped, because I'm
Speaker 1: not heartless, as some people have accused me of being
Speaker 1: in the past. No, I was talking about the birthday
Speaker 1: one Carol Burnett today she is ninety two and her
Speaker 1: having been on television my entire life. And when I
Speaker 1: was talking about Carol Creighton Burnett, I forgot about one
Speaker 1: of the most famous things you could say in remembering
Speaker 1: Carol Burnett in her greatness, that tarzan yeah for example,
Speaker 1: a me, me, me, okay, now there you go. She used
Speaker 1: it as a vocal exercise to it. It really helped
Speaker 1: with her volume, because that's how we do it, by
Speaker 1: the way, is volume and turning the volume up on
Speaker 1: a reception report. Is our friend old Radio Rick Washburn
Speaker 1: This morning, Old Radio Rick, Good morning. How are you,
Speaker 1: my friend.
Speaker 5: Curry, Jeff. I don't think there was any funnier moment
Speaker 5: in television, though there's much competition, I know, than when
Speaker 5: the Carol Burnette Show did the takeoff of Gone with
Speaker 5: the Wind and she comes down the stairs with the
Speaker 5: dress made out of the curtains and the curtain Roger
Speaker 5: curtain rods, shoulder pads.
Speaker 1: Oh my goodness, to give a damn? Was it Lyle
Speaker 1: Wagner who was playing the Clark game?
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, you talk about a straight man, you well,
Speaker 5: you know.
Speaker 4: I.
Speaker 1: Can in question anytime you're talking about a Hollywood TV
Speaker 1: actor whether or not he was a straight man. But
Speaker 1: but so the the the play between Harvey Korman and
Speaker 1: Tim Conway on that show, and how Tim Conway would
Speaker 1: purposely try and crack Harvey up in the middle of
Speaker 1: one of the skits is some of the most classic
Speaker 1: television ever done ever on the air, don't you agree?
Speaker 5: Absolutely? And there weren't many many bloopers or many outtakes
Speaker 5: because they left most of.
Speaker 1: Them in the show.
Speaker 5: But the ones that they did have to redo are
Speaker 5: priceless and maybe good luck finding some of those. But
Speaker 5: we can talk about those off air because they're not
Speaker 5: air friendly.
Speaker 1: Yeah, just like the Newlywed Game, outtakes. Where's the weirdest
Speaker 1: place you all? Whoopee? So how are you? How are
Speaker 1: you hearing? How are you enjoying the show? And what's
Speaker 1: our what's our reception report this morning? Rick?
Speaker 5: Oh, let me receive I can recover. Well, the reception
Speaker 5: of war is five by five. You're absolutely loud, absolutely clear,
Speaker 5: and not too surprising. This is a nineteen thirty nine Venus.
Speaker 1: It is a.
Speaker 5: Model five S three one nine. It's a five tube
Speaker 5: Superhetero nine, so you wouldn't think it has much to
Speaker 5: brag about. But Venus were just designed so much better,
Speaker 5: and they always surprised me every time. It's an AM
Speaker 5: and shortwave radio. It sold for thirty dollars when new,
Speaker 5: and which is about seven hundred bucks today. Beautiful wood
Speaker 5: cabinet with a speaker on the side. It's only thirteen
Speaker 5: inches across and that's the biggest dimension, and it's got
Speaker 5: five free sets and four knobs in this oval. They
Speaker 5: called it a racetrack dials. That's actually gold background instead
Speaker 5: of a black background, which was a nineteen thirty nine
Speaker 5: thing for Zenith. But hey, let's go to the catalog,
Speaker 5: shall we sure a radio for every room at the
Speaker 5: lowest prices ever. Zena celebrates leadership this year with a
Speaker 5: smartly designed array of new beautiful models, price to fit
Speaker 5: any purse and style to harmonize with any decorative scheme.
Speaker 5: Zena quality is maintained in these year ahead values.
Speaker 6: All right, fine, so this model.
Speaker 5: Neatly designed for the table top. I guess that means
Speaker 5: it's small enough to fit on a table. I don't know.
Speaker 5: Ive tube super hitor dye with transcontinental automatic tuning. Well
Speaker 5: that sounds great unless you happen to know what transcontinental means,
Speaker 5: which means the buttons only work on am Woo's received
Speaker 5: American and foreign broadcasts with a five inch speaker. The
Speaker 5: smallest speaker is Zenith ever offered as a matter of fact.
Speaker 5: So yeah, great gold oblong dial, only thirteen inches wide,
Speaker 5: cabinet in beautifully grained walnut, which is very true. It's
Speaker 5: gorgeous and in some respects it's similar to Liam's, but
Speaker 5: it is smaller I think the dials per year, but
Speaker 5: the in other aspects it's it's very similar. In just
Speaker 5: a beautiful radio.
Speaker 1: You hear that, LIAMB. Your radio has dial envy of
Speaker 1: this model. Rick is describing this morning. I wanted to
Speaker 1: ask you too, because we're running these ads occasionally for
Speaker 1: the these push to talk essentially walkie talkies, and I'm like, yeah,
Speaker 1: walkie talkies are back. I loved walkie talkies as a kid.
Speaker 1: Did you have walkie talkies?
Speaker 9: Rick?
Speaker 5: Are you kidding? The really problem was? I mean, I
Speaker 5: wasn't an only child, but since my my nearest sibling
Speaker 5: was so many years older than me, I never had
Speaker 5: anybody to take the other one. And like when I
Speaker 5: when I, you know, I had a friend and they said, hey,
Speaker 5: let's take these and go out in the woods in
Speaker 5: separate directions. Look at me, like, what do you want
Speaker 5: to do? What's up with you? It's like, I just
Speaker 5: think it's gold.
Speaker 1: Come on, well, at least you invited your friend to
Speaker 1: go out in the woods with you and go in
Speaker 1: separate directions and not do something else and closer proximity
Speaker 1: to each other. Wow, no, no, but we.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 1: What I'm saying that there was nothing better as a
Speaker 1: kid than having a walkie talkie and pretending because you
Speaker 1: weren't really pretending you were on the radio. You were
Speaker 1: actually on the radio, but only only only one other
Speaker 1: person could hear you. Perhaps unless you know someone had
Speaker 1: that frequency and was And I grew up in the
Speaker 1: days of CBE radio too, so that was kind of
Speaker 1: pool in another respect channel and those.
Speaker 5: Walkie talkies were actually on CBEE radio channel frequencies, but
Speaker 5: they were low power and I don't remember the circumstances exactly,
Speaker 5: but I do remember we were in Woodstock, New York's
Speaker 5: that would have been late seventies, and I actually well
Speaker 5: quote fixed unquote, basically just cleaned a battery corrosion out
Speaker 5: of a walkie talkie. And he only gave me the one,
Speaker 5: but this was like a three water a five walt unit,
Speaker 5: which is a That thing's a transmitter, I mean it is,
Speaker 5: it's gonna scream, and it was a good receiver too.
Speaker 5: And I was picking up somebody that was talking either
Speaker 5: on another one or or on a CBE radio and
Speaker 5: standing at the end of my driveway to get the
Speaker 5: and the the whip antenna, I mean it was. It
Speaker 5: was probably twice the size of a normal kid's walkie talkie,
Speaker 5: but the whip intent I came out like eight feet
Speaker 5: long and it weighed about ten pounds. The clearly work
Speaker 5: to hold the thing up and talking on it with
Speaker 5: this fellow when found out he was like thirty miles
Speaker 5: away and it was I was just flown away.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, absolutely good fun. Listen, have a great weekend,
Speaker 1: and thanks Old Radio Rick at gmail dot com if
Speaker 1: you'd like to get in touch with mister Watch.
Speaker 10: Oh we we are.
Speaker 1: We've only got a minute, so let's make the most
Speaker 1: of it.
Speaker 11: Pe se pace.
Speaker 4: Great si pace.
Speaker 12: In the morning when I wake up, bright New Mi, Hi.
Speaker 13: All have.
Speaker 10: Hi half already, PROFI.
Speaker 1: Green Side.
Speaker 10: Funess, Hello, hunt to me. Amen.
Speaker 1: It was beautiful and you did it all in the
Speaker 1: time frame we needed. So how are you this morning, dear?
Speaker 10: I'm great. I just hope my brand that set me down. Chicken,
Speaker 10: I mean my Kroger Chicken card aren't getting those chicken
Speaker 10: dinner this year. Hang Big, and that's helping.
Speaker 1: All right. You got a big birthday coming up a
Speaker 1: week from tomorrow.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I'll be litt eighty three.
Speaker 1: Every every years it's a different age, and sometimes it's
Speaker 1: thirty and sometimes you're seventeen.
Speaker 10: No, I'll be thirty seven.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's what I thought, not eighty three. But listen,
Speaker 1: we love you. We gotta go.
Speaker 10: Okay, Okay, as Big says, keep those cards the.
Speaker 1: Coming all right mmetry on the radio set. The man
Speaker 1: I refer to him, however, as a patriot, smart man,
Speaker 1: and well it's a legal resident. Steve from ETNA is
Speaker 1: back with it. Fithy phone call and news of the week.
Speaker 14: Good morning, Stephen, Good morning here on Saturday Morning Live. Okay,
Speaker 14: let's begin with the Minister of the month. Reverend Senator
Speaker 14: Rafael Warnock of Georgia has been called out for a
Speaker 14: Senate ethics violation living rent free in Washington, d C.
Speaker 14: At the behest of a church in Atlanta. That doesn't
Speaker 14: sound really earth shattering. I mean, my god, there are
Speaker 14: all a bunch of crooks up there. But let's get
Speaker 14: into the particulars. Reverend Ralph is a part time pastor
Speaker 14: at Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta. Sound familiar. Yes, it
Speaker 14: was the home church for Martin Luther King. The church
Speaker 14: has been doing very well lately. It owns a one
Speaker 14: million dollar residence in Washington where the rent for unconnected
Speaker 14: folks is seven thousand, four hundred dollars a month.
Speaker 6: Wow.
Speaker 14: It makes me wonder how much Reverend Ralph is paid
Speaker 14: to be that part time pastor at Ebenezer Church. In Atlanta,
Speaker 14: but I digress Senator Warnick is a big fan of
Speaker 14: the late dictator Fidel Castro of Cuba. You may recall
Speaker 14: that Forest Magazine found out that top commy Fidel owned
Speaker 14: nineteen haciendes on the island nation. You may also recall
Speaker 14: that early in the Biden administration, socialist Democrats were pushing
Speaker 14: for provisions and the so called infrastructure bill that did
Speaker 14: become law which would destroy single family home ownership.
Speaker 5: Yep.
Speaker 14: Top Democrats like Biden, Nancy Pelosi, Bernie Sanders all sport
Speaker 14: multiple single family homes that they have managed to accumulate
Speaker 14: on their modest public salaries.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 14: What is it with extreme lefties and real estate? And
Speaker 14: how do they get a pass on what they want
Speaker 14: to do to the rest of us?
Speaker 7: Gee?
Speaker 14: I guess when the one percenters at the top of
Speaker 14: the food chain in communism want to live like capitalists
Speaker 14: they do. Last week, when we were saluting the Lord
Speaker 14: on Easter Sunday, I forgot to mention Luke Easter. I
Speaker 14: ran across his story when I was browsing the net
Speaker 14: for stories on Easter Sunday and realized that the former
Speaker 14: Cleveland Indian carried the first name of one of the evangelists,
Speaker 14: besides a last name befitting the most Glorious Day in Christendom.
Speaker 14: Born in nineteen fifteen in Jonestown, Mississippi, Luke grew up
Speaker 14: to be a robust six to two hundred and forty
Speaker 14: pound first baseman for Cleveland from nineteen forty nine to
Speaker 14: fifty four. His late arrival at age thirty four was
Speaker 14: due to many successful years in Semi Pro Bowl and
Speaker 14: a stint with the famous Homestown Grays of the Negro League.
Speaker 14: It was none other than Bill Veck of the Indians
Speaker 14: who saw Luke play in the Negro League World Series
Speaker 14: and got the Grays to sell him to Cleveland. The
Speaker 14: Indians were the American League pioneers and breaking the color
Speaker 14: line when they brought up Larry Dobie right after Jackie
Speaker 14: Robinson joined the Dodgers. Luke Easter soon followed. His was
Speaker 14: a short but great career, leaving Major League Ball and
Speaker 14: ending up in the miners, where he coached numerous future
Speaker 14: MLB stars. Luke, however, came to a sad end on
Speaker 14: March the twenty ninth, nineteen seventy nine. He was transporting
Speaker 14: payroll checks for an armored car company in Cleveland East End.
Speaker 14: When two robbers approached him and demanded the money he refused,
Speaker 14: he was shot dead. There is a statue of Luke
Speaker 14: Easter in a Cleveland park that's named after him, but
Speaker 14: the story doesn't end there. Both attackers were also engaged
Speaker 14: with the police that a shootout. They were wounded, later tried, convicted,
Speaker 14: and sentenced. One got fifteen years in prison, the other,
Speaker 14: presumably the triggerman, got life. In nineteen eighty seven, thirty
Speaker 14: five year old Clinton Arnold was killed at Luke Easter
Speaker 14: Park while playing basketball. In twenty twenty one, a thirteen
Speaker 14: year old was shot and seriously wounded at Luke Easter Park.
Speaker 14: Is this the legacy of a popular sports hero? Let's
Speaker 14: hope the carnage stops because Luke Easter, the man named
Speaker 14: for an evangelist and the Savior's Greatest Day, deserved better.
Speaker 14: And Gary Jeff for your friend mister Greengrass boy, when
Speaker 14: you mentioned his name, did that ring a bell with me?
Speaker 14: How about James Raymond Greengrass of the Cincinnati Reds from
Speaker 14: fifty two to fifty four left fielder who with Gus Bell,
Speaker 14: Dave's grandfather, I think and Wally post of Saint Henry,
Speaker 14: Ohio in rightfield. The three of them almost all got
Speaker 14: one hundred RBIs that fifty four year was mister Grengrass's
Speaker 14: best year, twenty seven home runs ninety seven RBI. He
Speaker 14: had been traded to the Reds by the Yankees in
Speaker 14: nineteen fifty two for Yule Blackwell, whom we mentioned about
Speaker 14: a year ago on the show. Grengrass died at age
Speaker 14: ninety one in twenty nineteen. He was living in Georgia,
Speaker 14: the native state of his wife of sixty five years,
Speaker 14: the lovely Catherine. So tell your friend in Hendersonville, Gary Jeff,
Speaker 14: he may have a very famous relative. That's it for
Speaker 14: this week. Take care of yourselves, folks, Bob.
Speaker 1: Thank you. Steve Lee actually in Tarpin Springs, Florida these days,
Speaker 1: Ray Scott brother, Ray Scott in Loveland.
Speaker 15: How are you this morning, Gary Jeff, my friend, Good
Speaker 15: morning to you.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 15: Steve is just a gift to keep some giving. I'll
Speaker 15: tell you what, that guy, I just just lose everything
Speaker 15: I'm thinking about.
Speaker 1: Listen, it's a walking encyclopedia of the world.
Speaker 15: He really is, and you know, and it hit me too.
Speaker 15: And he's talking about the Indians. You know, Frank Robinson
Speaker 15: was the first astoundingly in our lifetime. I'm so, I'm
Speaker 15: really proud of of pro sports and baseball. You know
Speaker 15: that they did right that ground and Cleveland Indians had
Speaker 15: the you know, Frank Robinson came the first black manager
Speaker 15: in baseball in nineteen seventy five. And that's interesting that
Speaker 15: Larry Dobye. I knew that, but I forgot that. That's
Speaker 15: very interesting.
Speaker 5: All right.
Speaker 15: So now you and your old buddy Lee rocking out
Speaker 15: to the Eagles and Boston and that Boston album. You know,
Speaker 15: groups put out an album. Man, it might have one hit.
Speaker 15: You know, that first Boston album did something very rare,
Speaker 15: like one of the Beatles can do.
Speaker 6: Like every song just.
Speaker 1: Right kills it ray. If you hear iHeartRadio or Sirius
Speaker 1: XM on a seventies channel or whatever, a classic rock channel,
Speaker 1: every track on that first Boston album is still being
Speaker 1: played today, more than almost fifty years later. It's still
Speaker 1: being played. It's been played a bazillion times, which I
Speaker 1: was instructed is not actually a word last week, but
Speaker 1: it's been played over and over and over and people
Speaker 1: are still listening to it today, which is just amazing.
Speaker 6: It's incredible sound.
Speaker 15: Now, inquiry minds want to know, Gary Chess.
Speaker 1: No one will be listening nothing against Justin Bieber. No
Speaker 1: one will be listening to Justin Bieber fifty years from now.
Speaker 15: I guarantee you agreed, agreed, But.
Speaker 1: Anyway, what were you going to say? Right real quick?
Speaker 3: You're so was it LP or was it eight trick?
Speaker 15: You guys are rocking out with the WITHEO.
Speaker 1: I think it was an eight track classic, over and
Speaker 1: over and over. Listen, I really am running short. Is
Speaker 1: anything else you wanted to absolutely say?
Speaker 15: God, bless your brother, and thank you Brian comes for
Speaker 15: the great reporting on the Pope. And Brian comebes my
Speaker 15: anchor man Cincinnati.
Speaker 6: He's the best. God bless your brother.
Speaker 1: I agree, thank you so much. Ray Scott from Loveland,
Speaker 1: originally from Hendersonville, Tennessee. The Saturday morning edition continues with
Speaker 1: Steve Schulte, Good morning christ to two point zero. I'll
Speaker 1: get over this one day, but I am so used
Speaker 1: to when I know Christa is awake and listening on
Speaker 1: the forty one filco of saying good morning Brooksy. Of course,
Speaker 1: our beloved cat dog who passed away a couple of
Speaker 1: months ago, and I still have the inclination to do
Speaker 1: it every once in a while the same way that
Speaker 1: we both look for and when we come home from
Speaker 1: work or whatever. But anyway, wherever you are in the ether,
Speaker 1: good morning, Brooksy, and good morning to my friend environmental
Speaker 1: engineer Steve Shulty. On the morning of the Holy Father's
Speaker 1: funeral Mass and everything that is going on there with
Speaker 1: the death of Pope Francis, we're going to do some
Speaker 1: environmental stuff now, Steve. I will let you know we're
Speaker 1: not using your intro music because because we won't be
Speaker 1: able to podcast it if we use the music, because
Speaker 1: it's not it's license for broadcasts or not for podcast
Speaker 1: and so this will be available for more listeners later.
Speaker 1: We're not using it this morning in hopes that this
Speaker 1: will be edifying for people if they listen to the
Speaker 1: podcast after the show and cannot tune in this morning.
Speaker 1: So we just had Earth Day, and you were of
Speaker 1: course noted famously at the very first Earth Day in
Speaker 1: nineteen seventy when you were a young, impressionable socialist with
Speaker 1: a mind full of mush. But a couple of things
Speaker 1: from the CO two coalition this morning, Steve. First off,
Speaker 1: an Earth Day reminder that fossil fuels feed the world.
Speaker 3: Correct, Yeah, this first Thursday. CO two Coalition dot org
Speaker 3: head play after newsletter article Earth Day remembered fossil fuels
Speaker 3: feed the world.
Speaker 6: Amid birthdays and.
Speaker 3: Passion calls to save the planet for future generations, a
Speaker 3: disquieting irony emerges. Efforts to eradicate fossil fuels, a lynchpin
Speaker 3: of modern agricultural systems, risks severing the supply chains that
Speaker 3: make global food security possible. Right now, Gary jeff Our
Speaker 3: food supply sustained the population of approximately eight billion, that's
Speaker 3: a billion with a B, which is increasing to meet
Speaker 3: the demand. Global production of primary crops grew by wopping
Speaker 3: fifty six percent between two thousand and twenty twenty two,
Speaker 3: according to the UN. But how did this happen? And
Speaker 3: there are many reasons why this has happened, but among
Speaker 3: them is atmosphere. The atmospheric CO two concentrations have increased,
Speaker 3: which increases plant production, warming temperatures, and increasing use of fertilizers.
Speaker 3: Some suggest or even demand, that fertilizer is now helping
Speaker 3: to feed the planet be eliminated. But if this happens,
Speaker 3: billions of people will die and we all have a
Speaker 3: little experiment that happened several years ago. Back in April
Speaker 3: twenty twenty one, spri Lanka, it's a small island nation
Speaker 3: off the coast of the India, banned synthetic fertilizers. Food
Speaker 3: production plummeted, requiring them imparting food instead of exupporting it
Speaker 3: with huge prices of food. You know, obviously all over.
Speaker 3: Fortunately it was reversed. Well interesting, Gary Jeff. Nitrogen fertilizers
Speaker 3: use methane from natural gas, which is the fossil fuel.
Speaker 3: That's the primary where we get nitrogen. It's just it's
Speaker 3: part of the chemical process. I'm not going to go
Speaker 3: into that. But without the methane, synthetic fertilizers are basically
Speaker 3: possible to be made. Instead of demonizing fossil fuels, we
Speaker 3: need to celebrate fossil fuels in their critical role and
Speaker 3: transforming a once poverty strick and civilization into a thriving
Speaker 3: one that has abundant food and highly efficient energy systems.
Speaker 1: You know what. And sadly, sadly, just because of a
Speaker 1: lack of paucity of time here, that's that's all we'll
Speaker 1: have time for this morning. But uh, the simple the
Speaker 1: simple point is fossil fuels that are so demonized by
Speaker 1: the climate cultists are necessary for life, period, end of story.
Speaker 1: And anybody who tells you anything differently is lying to you.
Speaker 3: And so is carbon dioxide carbon delight Without CU two.
Speaker 1: We die exactly. How can they call it a poison
Speaker 1: when it's necessary? Thank you so much as always, mister
Speaker 1: Shilty seven twelve at seven hundred w L three rooms
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Speaker 1: Actually you just text me last I said, can't do
Speaker 1: the show in the morning. But reading from rococostellano dot com,
Speaker 1: where he regularly posts lots of stuff about health, nutrition
Speaker 1: and information about medicine that you may not be hearing
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Speaker 1: The headline COVID nineteen lies. Has anyone built held accountable?
Speaker 1: And the answer, of course, the showed answer is no,
Speaker 1: And he writes many of lives were upended, businesses closed,
Speaker 1: children masked, isolated, injected, families, divided, rights erased, all under
Speaker 1: the banner of public health. And now, after everything we've learned,
Speaker 1: the inconsistencies and reversals, the outright COVID nineteen lies that's
Speaker 1: under his silence. Follows. The question on every honest American's
Speaker 1: mind is simple. If there were so many falsehoods about
Speaker 1: COVID nineteen, why hasn't anyone been charged, fired, or held accountable.
Speaker 1: He goes that we were told vaccines were safe and effective,
Speaker 1: that masking toddlers made sense, that natural immunity didn't count,
Speaker 1: that school closures were necessary, that questioning any of this
Speaker 1: made you a dangerous conspiracy theorist. I was called that
Speaker 1: just for pointing this out at the time, because I
Speaker 1: instantly smelled a rat. Fast forward to twenty twenty five,
Speaker 1: he writes, and the very people now in power, Donald
Speaker 1: Mark Mackery, Robert F. Kennedy junior President Donald Trump, have
Speaker 1: acknowledged the mess. They've admitted mistakes were made. But what
Speaker 1: have they actually done to make things right. Doctor Mark McCarry,
Speaker 1: the FDA reformer who was yet to reform. His appointment
Speaker 1: as FDA Commissioner gave many hope. He's been a critic
Speaker 1: of COVID era overreach. He knows the science was manipulated.
Speaker 1: He has spoken boldly against one size fits all policies,
Speaker 1: but so far, just a few personnel changes, some nice
Speaker 1: sound bites, a couple of op eds. Still, the FDA
Speaker 1: hasn't revoked emergency use authorizations for the COVID nineteen shots
Speaker 1: given to children. Where's the investigation into how the FDA
Speaker 1: greenlit a barely tested mRNA product for kids. Where's the
Speaker 1: removal of the COVID nineteen shot from the childhood vaccine schedule?
Speaker 1: Why is Pfizer still protected from liability? Well, the short
Speaker 1: answer to that, Roco, is the law that was passed
Speaker 1: several years ago that insulates vaccine makers from legal liability.
Speaker 1: But I would say an answer to all of this,
Speaker 1: and he's absolutely right. We expected change, and we expected
Speaker 1: honesty and transparency through all this, which we've gotten very
Speaker 1: little of. But again, so far, it's like people who
Speaker 1: are griping about the prices of eggs a week after
Speaker 1: Donald Trump was elected. It's only been a little over
Speaker 1: one hundred days. Give the administration. It takes a big
Speaker 1: time to turn a big ship around when it's going
Speaker 1: the wrong direction. We give it a little bit of time. Rocco,
Speaker 1: you're so impatient, But he's right. If changes aren't seen soon,
Speaker 1: then we'll know we were lied to again. Time for
Speaker 1: the Tom Davis Diaries, I refer to them as the
Speaker 1: Here is that madman with wild whacking wonderful stories from
Speaker 1: around the world and around the country. Your reporter Tom.
Speaker 13: Good Morning, Gary Jeff. This week, sniff these armpits. Buy
Speaker 13: this product. But first, there's a significant chance that the
Speaker 13: World Dog Surfing Championships in Pacifica, California may be canceled
Speaker 13: due to rising costs and a shortfall and fundraising. Organizers
Speaker 13: have seen an increase in expenses and may have to
Speaker 13: cancel the event if they don't reach their fundraising goal
Speaker 13: by May first. The event typically draws thousands of spectators.
Speaker 13: Last year, twenty dogs surfed in front of the crowd.
Speaker 13: In Scottsville, Kentucky, a man was recently arrested for stealing
Speaker 13: an electric mobility scooter from a Walmart. Alexander Springer was
Speaker 13: found riding down Veterans Memorial Highway. It didn't take long
Speaker 13: for cops to catch the rascal and Alexander.
Speaker 1: He's in jail.
Speaker 13: Also in Kentucky, a woman named Nina Devil's recently led
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Speaker 13: backs the cops down steals their car. Luckily, though she
Speaker 13: didn't get far. She got about one hundred and twenty
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Speaker 13: also in jail, and finally, heads up, ladies, are you
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Speaker 1: Have a great weekend.
Speaker 16: Sunshine later in the day, but overall mostly cloudy, with
Speaker 16: a high and the low to mid sixties this afternoon.
Speaker 16: We clear out completely tonight, starting off in the low
Speaker 16: forties tomorrow, mid sixties and sunny in the afternoon.
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Speaker 1: Seven hundred Wlwport Liam. There's a minute and a half,
Speaker 1: so now on minute in twenty five, So let's get started.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about NFL draft choices for the Bengals so far.
Speaker 2: The Bengals drafted in the first round from Mars Stewart,
Speaker 2: Texas A and m the End. In the second round,
Speaker 2: they went with Demetrious Night, junior linebacker from South Carolina.
Speaker 6: I like that.
Speaker 2: He said in the game you have to hunt, and
Speaker 2: he has to hunt and feed his family. And in
Speaker 2: the third round they drafted offensive guard from Georgia, Dylan Fairchild.
Speaker 1: Is he is he hungry too? I hope so.
Speaker 2: But he played with the Marius Mems in college, so
Speaker 2: maybe there's a little chemistry.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, already on the O line. Fantastic. What about
Speaker 1: the NBA playoffs?
Speaker 2: The NBA Playoffs yesterday, the Lakers fell to the Timberwolves
Speaker 2: won sixteen two one oh four. The Bucks beat the
Speaker 2: Pacers one seventeen to one oh one in the Magic
Speaker 2: Top The Celtics ninety five ninety three. Four games today,
Speaker 2: Heat and Cavaliders, Thunder Grizzlies, Nuggets, Clippers and the Rockets
Speaker 2: and the Warriors.
Speaker 1: FC Cincinnati.
Speaker 2: Yeah, f C Cincinnati tied for first in the Eastern Conference.
Speaker 2: Right now, they are back in action at TQL Stadium
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Speaker 2: is set for two thirty. Catch all that action on
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Speaker 1: The Reds win late last night in Colorado eight to seven.
Speaker 1: They take the Rockies again today. Rockies worst team in
Speaker 1: baseball at this point. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Inside pitch begins at two ten. First pitch is set
Speaker 2: for three ten hundred Green on the mound. Catch all
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Speaker 1: Jim Lebarber, the music professor rock and roll Archaeology, coming
Speaker 1: up after Mary. Jeff Walker. You are you and that
Speaker 1: is perfectly fine with me, and we are all together.
Speaker 1: Cuckoo catchew eight oh eight on a Saturday morning, and
Speaker 1: it's time for a visit with our friends science Mike.
Speaker 1: That would mean a science minitor free something.
Speaker 6: Like that.
Speaker 17: Usually yes, but as a night scientist surprising all blinded
Speaker 17: knee Michael, Good morning, How are you today?
Speaker 6: I'm good. I guess you can play my intro music
Speaker 6: safe and sound.
Speaker 1: Yeah, either that or just won't get on the podcast
Speaker 1: one or the other. It's it's it's either, and I
Speaker 1: don't think that that violates the use life. I'm not
Speaker 1: sure nothing's clear anymore. For years, for years we went
Speaker 1: through and it was no big deal, and then we
Speaker 1: started to get the emails and the threats and the
Speaker 1: possibility of being fined four to five thousand dollars per incident.
Speaker 1: So I'm like, well, I don't have an extra four
Speaker 1: or five grand twenty eight times a show on Saturday,
Speaker 1: So I don't no idea. I knew that the music
Speaker 1: professor's segment wasn't gonna fly. We play whole great swaths
Speaker 1: of licensed material that aren't licensed for podcasts. I understand.
Speaker 1: I'm not complaining about it. It is what it is.
Speaker 1: But for the sake of the show, I like doing
Speaker 1: the show the way I do the show. And if
Speaker 1: it doesn't all get on the podcast, oh well sorry,
Speaker 1: sorry sorry people who couldn't wake up in time to
Speaker 1: hear the thing when it actually occurred. You know, any anyway,
Speaker 1: I'm done. Let's let's talk about the subject at hand.
Speaker 1: What have you got to You got me on thisergies,
Speaker 1: You got me onto this talent tangent, and now I'm
Speaker 1: on a soapbox and I can't get off. Help me, Mike,
Speaker 1: what are you saying? Allergies?
Speaker 6: Peanut allergies? You just said they said spill. Calm down.
Speaker 6: I'll talk about peanut allergies. And I think two percent
Speaker 6: of the populations that has a peanut allergy, which is
Speaker 6: which is amazingly high in my information, but we all
Speaker 6: know somebody who has it. And obviously they took peanuts
Speaker 6: off planes because of even the dust can make people
Speaker 6: have an allergic reaction. And I've seen this magic oral
Speaker 6: and unotherapy done on children and and and infants. It's
Speaker 6: where they take small amounts of peanuts in the granular
Speaker 6: form of flower form and try to build up to
Speaker 6: your person's immunity. And now they have actually succeeded this
Speaker 6: in doing this to adults, which is good use for
Speaker 6: a lot of adults. They can carry around their EpiPen.
Speaker 6: But that they do. They took a pin of flour,
Speaker 6: very small amount like point it was point eight milligrams
Speaker 6: for the first half hour and mixed it with some
Speaker 6: other food. This is all under strict supervision. By the way,
Speaker 6: don't don't don't try this another you have a peanut allergy.
Speaker 6: So they took the eight milligram point eight milligrams and
Speaker 6: moved it up to if you're successful in that every
Speaker 6: half hour, they jumped up from one point five to
Speaker 6: three milligrams, which is really only like a point oh
Speaker 6: five percent of a whole peanut. And these adults, they
Speaker 6: once they succeeded in these steps, they actually for two
Speaker 6: weeks they took this flour peanut flower mix. They consumed
Speaker 6: it daily to keep their level up, and then after
Speaker 6: they came back two or three weeks, they bumped up
Speaker 6: to fifty milligrams in the gram and actually a high
Speaker 6: percentage of the people two or three weeks later were
Speaker 6: able to and they do this every week. They consumed
Speaker 6: three to four actual whole peanuts every week to allow
Speaker 6: them to not have this. And you know the amino
Speaker 6: reaction to when they have you know, it chroduced to
Speaker 6: somebody who gives them a peanut accidentally or whatever for
Speaker 6: whatever reason for getting near one. And so there's always
Speaker 6: some good news out there for peanut sufferers. I wouldn't again,
Speaker 6: I wouldn't do this on your own, but it may
Speaker 6: be one of those simple solutions instead of getting the
Speaker 6: alemt gun to shoot their mouths. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know people who can't watch mister Peanut and
Speaker 1: a TV commercial and they break out in hives. That's terrible, Mike,
Speaker 1: Thank you very much, And there is hope for sufferers
Speaker 1: of peanut allergies apparently. Eight twelve at seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 16: Overall, a pretty good weekend on tap. We're starting off
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Speaker 16: this afternoon, with sunshine coming in late tonight. We drop
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Speaker 1: Well, what's up? You've been pretty immersed in the NFL
Speaker 1: draft and the Bengals for the last couple of days.
Speaker 1: How's it going so far?
Speaker 3: Well, I think that sort of depends on your perspective.
Speaker 3: The Bengals in round one took Shamar Stewart and Edge
Speaker 3: Rusher from Texas A and M. And so I think
Speaker 3: you have to ask yourself, am I a traits guy?
Speaker 3: Or am I am I a production guy? Because if
Speaker 3: you love physical traits, if you love raw physical ability,
Speaker 3: raw physical athleticism, raw physical measurables, this is the guy
Speaker 3: for you had one of the best tests of any
Speaker 3: defensive end in the history of the NFL scouting combine
Speaker 3: check every box physically looks the part times ten. If
Speaker 3: you're a production guy, what you notice is last year
Speaker 3: at Texas A and M he had just one and
Speaker 3: a half sacks. Yeah, the year before that at Texas
Speaker 3: A and M, he had just one and a half sacks.
Speaker 3: The year before that at Texas A and M, he
Speaker 3: had just one and a half.
Speaker 1: So it's a trend.
Speaker 3: Yeah. So now I had Shamar Stewart on our show
Speaker 3: yesterday and he was quick to point out, Hey, I
Speaker 3: had thirty nine pressures. I led the team in pressures,
Speaker 3: which means he's getting close to the quarterback, but he's
Speaker 3: not really finishing. And so the question is, then Al Golden,
Speaker 3: the Bengals new defensive coordinator, put him in a situation
Speaker 3: where he can do a better job of finishing. This
Speaker 3: was going to be a pick at seventeen. Overall, we're
Speaker 3: no matter who they took. You know, you were gonna say, yeah,
Speaker 3: but well, you know, yeah, but the player's coming off
Speaker 3: an injury that would have been Jeehat Campbell, a player
Speaker 3: that a lot of people talked about maybe coming to Cincinnati,
Speaker 3: or yeah, but there's the character or maturity concerns, or
Speaker 3: maybe yeah, but they played at a small school. You
Speaker 3: were going to have to reconcile yourself with something with
Speaker 3: Shamar Stewart, you have to reconcile yourself with the fact
Speaker 3: that just in terms of sacks, and there's lots of
Speaker 3: ways to measure the effectiveness of an edge rusher, but
Speaker 3: just in terms of sacks, the production, unfortunately is pretty underwhelming.
Speaker 1: Boy, I tell you what, mo, there were so many
Speaker 1: times in the last two years I watched the Bengals
Speaker 1: defense go God, they get so close. How did they
Speaker 1: not get the guy? And we got another guy who
Speaker 1: gets close? Great? Uh? What about the second what about
Speaker 1: the second rounder Demetrius Knight Junior?
Speaker 3: Well, so it's interesting. There are two draft guides that
Speaker 3: I like to use for you know, my own show,
Speaker 3: for research for background, I use the Dame Brugler Beast,
Speaker 3: which is this over five hundred and fifty page voluminous
Speaker 3: draft guide that they go in great detail with every player.
Speaker 3: There's also the Our Lads NFL Scout or NFL Draft Guide,
Speaker 3: which has been around forever. Dame Brugler's Draft guide has
Speaker 3: Demetrius Knight as a third or fourth round pick. The
Speaker 3: Our Lads Scouting book as Demetrius Knight as the best
Speaker 3: linebacker in the draft and a first round pick. Again,
Speaker 3: this is pretty subjective, I think, though the consensus among
Speaker 3: everything that I've read would suggest that Demetrius Knight solves
Speaker 3: a need, which is a genuine run stuffing linebacker, sort
Speaker 3: of the old school linebacker that can come up and
Speaker 3: support against the run. But many believe he has all
Speaker 3: the tools to be kind of a complete every down linebacker,
Speaker 3: the perfect compliment to Logan Wilson. I think the way
Speaker 3: to judge Dimitrius to Night is not so much on
Speaker 3: what he brings to the table. It's why him instead
Speaker 3: of the guard that a lot of us talked about
Speaker 3: the Bengals taking with the forty nine pick Tate Ratliche
Speaker 3: Obviously they would take a guard later on in round three,
Speaker 3: or a safety that a lot of people talk about
Speaker 3: the Bengals may be taking in Danger Woods from Notre Dame.
Speaker 3: But Dimitrius Knight brings. You talk about physicality and you
Speaker 3: talk about production. It's interesting you played at three different schools,
Speaker 3: was recently at South Carolina. In terms of just what
Speaker 3: he brings to the table, he solves the need the
Speaker 3: Bengals need a player like him. I think the question
Speaker 3: is did they meet that more what Demitrius Knight brings
Speaker 3: to the table, or shouldn't they have prioritized maybe guard
Speaker 3: in the draft a little bit earlier because there was
Speaker 3: one there that a lot of people thought it was
Speaker 3: going to come to Cincinnati, and that was Tate Ratlins.
Speaker 1: What about the offensive lineman the Bengals did pick up
Speaker 1: in the third round, though, Oh.
Speaker 3: I'll give a lot of credit to Kelsey Conway. Kelsey
Speaker 3: covers the Bengals for the Cincinnati Enquirer and she did
Speaker 3: a three round mock draft the day before the draft,
Speaker 3: and she had the Bengals taking Dylan Fairchild. And I
Speaker 3: gotta be honest with you, that was the first one
Speaker 3: of those exercises where I saw him coming to Cincinnati
Speaker 3: and I even kind of scratched my head and asked
Speaker 3: her about him, and she essentually told me, as she
Speaker 3: put in her piece, he is what the Bengals are
Speaker 3: looking for. He is big, He's played with Amarus vim
Speaker 3: in college and should be able to step in and
Speaker 3: at least compete to be the starting guard Week one.
Speaker 3: You can never go wrong prioritizing your offensive line when
Speaker 3: Joe Burrow is your quarterback. And so what you hope
Speaker 3: is is this is the type of player that can
Speaker 3: help them build any lead offensive line, because the only
Speaker 3: way you're going to do that is in the draft.
Speaker 3: I don't know if this guy is going to be
Speaker 3: able to do that. But I'll give Kelsey credit. She
Speaker 3: saw this coming before a lot of people did, and
Speaker 3: for good reason. And I think they're really happy with
Speaker 3: him there, And go back to why they took Demetrius
Speaker 3: Knight in round two. They obviously felt pretty good about
Speaker 3: their ability to get a guard that they were connected
Speaker 3: to in round three.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and this has obviously been a constant need for
Speaker 1: the Bengals, especially since the ascension of Joe Burrow and
Speaker 1: the need to protect him. Indeed, in the rounds ahead,
Speaker 1: are there any gems left for the Bengals that can
Speaker 1: really help? Do you think?
Speaker 3: Well? I think what's going to be interesting is what
Speaker 3: they do at running backs, because they're most believed they're
Speaker 3: going to take one and they've had a busy offseason
Speaker 3: at running back bringing back to themaj at Ryan. We
Speaker 3: found out this week that Zach Moss is going to
Speaker 3: come back a neck injury has uh, you know, been cleared.
Speaker 3: But I think there are some really interesting players there.
Speaker 3: You're gonna hear the name Cam Scataboo, Tam Skataboo, and
Speaker 3: what a great player. I think evaluators are really split
Speaker 3: on how effective he's going to be at the next level.
Speaker 3: But I'm interested in what they do at running back.
Speaker 3: I'm interested in what they do at defensive tackle. That's
Speaker 3: a position that obviously they could address. And you talk
Speaker 3: about an area where they have been very quiet this offseason.
Speaker 3: You know, they haven't signed a cornerback in free agency,
Speaker 3: they haven't signed a safety, and free agency they did
Speaker 3: not take any player at that position in the first
Speaker 3: three rounds of the draft. Are they I'm really gonna
Speaker 3: move forward with basically the same collection of guys they
Speaker 3: had last year this year? I don't think the answer
Speaker 3: is yes. But there's a lot of people who thought
Speaker 3: they might take a safety as early as round one.
Speaker 3: They haven't taken a safety yet. Does that continue or
Speaker 3: do they address that position early starting in round four?
Speaker 1: Well, you know a lot of people would say anything
Speaker 1: would be better than Archaell Hawkins. So I said, that's
Speaker 1: just me. But mo I wanted to ask, the draft
Speaker 1: is in Green Bay? Number one? Have you ever been
Speaker 1: to Green Bay, Wisconsin?
Speaker 3: I have? Twenty seventeen, the Bengals played the Packers in
Speaker 3: the hottest ever at least on record, hottest ever game
Speaker 3: at lambeau Field.
Speaker 1: So the Frozen Tundrow not so frozen at Lambo for you.
Speaker 1: So are you upset that the corporate fathers didn't let
Speaker 1: you go to Green Bay for the draft on their dime?
Speaker 1: Is it the wonderful, magnificent place that I've always thought
Speaker 1: it might be in my mind? Tell me about Green Bay?
Speaker 3: Well, I'll admit to you that all I really saw
Speaker 3: in Green Bay was lambeau Field because we stayed in Milwaukee.
Speaker 3: Lambeau Field, though, was a bucket list place to go,
Speaker 3: and it was everything I thought it would be. It
Speaker 3: was awesome. And you know, there are certain sports venues
Speaker 3: that you know, are just sort of destination places where
Speaker 3: a lot of people go, and the fans in that
Speaker 3: city they're used to people visiting, and so they tend
Speaker 3: to be pretty nice. They tend to not be all
Speaker 3: that bothered when fans of the other team come to town,
Speaker 3: and the people in Wisconsin cannot have been kinder.
Speaker 6: We saw a great game.
Speaker 3: The Packers won the game in overtime back in twenty seventeen.
Speaker 3: But I didn't see any other part of Green Bay.
Speaker 3: But lambeau Field won one hundred percent worth it, especially
Speaker 3: because it wasn't negative five degrees out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, great. I would imagine great teese, great brats, and
Speaker 1: great beer, all of those, all those being said, So today,
Speaker 1: what are you doing today? Anything fun I have?
Speaker 3: I don't know if I would categorize it as fun.
Speaker 6: I've got some.
Speaker 3: Stuff to do around my house, but my wife and
Speaker 3: I have a babysitter, So probably a west Side Bark
Speaker 3: crawl in store for us later this season.
Speaker 1: No doubt. That's fantastic. Well, I hope you enjoyed that.
Speaker 1: Any comments on the first rounds of the NBA Playoffs
Speaker 1: so far, any surprises.
Speaker 3: No, I don't know that there's been a glaring surprise.
Speaker 3: The Minnesota Timberwolves has certainly taken it to the LA Lakers,
Speaker 3: taking a two to one lead, blowing them out in
Speaker 3: Game one. The New York Knicks Detroit Piston series has
Speaker 3: started to see some bad blood boiled to the surface.
Speaker 3: Much of that series has been reminiscent of, you know,
Speaker 3: nineties NBA basketball, and there are some who would say
Speaker 3: that's a good thing, and some who would say that
Speaker 3: maybe that's not so much a good thing. I don't
Speaker 3: know that there's been any surprise. I feel like there
Speaker 3: are legitimately three teams that you can say can win
Speaker 3: the whole thing.
Speaker 12: I thought that going into the playoffs. I still feel
Speaker 12: that way even though they lost last night. Boston, Cleveland
Speaker 12: and OKC just feel to me, and the records would
Speaker 12: indicate as much that they are head and shoulders above
Speaker 12: and beyond everybody else.
Speaker 1: Is there any better place for the Reds to be
Speaker 1: at this point in the season, if they're going to
Speaker 1: be on the road than in Colorado playing the hapless Rockies.
Speaker 3: Well, I guess the answer would be yes, if you
Speaker 3: don't like the weather conditions they played in last night,
Speaker 3: because it looked pretty miserable. But yeah, you know, I
Speaker 3: don't know if you and I talked about this last week,
Speaker 3: but starting on Monday, they went into a stretch, and
Speaker 3: I guess you could say starting last Friday in Baltimore,
Speaker 3: they went into a stretch where they played twenty three
Speaker 3: straight games against teams that at the time had a
Speaker 3: below five hundred record. Colorado Rockies might be the worst
Speaker 3: team in baseball. The Reds they've got to clean up
Speaker 3: against inferior competition, which they did not do in Miami
Speaker 3: against the Marlins. Yeah, you can rectify that if you
Speaker 3: sweep this series in Denver, winning last night, one hundred
Speaker 3: green pitching today and going up against a hapless team
Speaker 3: that's not good in any phase. The Reds need to
Speaker 3: sweep this series. They have to take care of business
Speaker 3: against teams like the Rockies, like the Chicago White Sox,
Speaker 3: like the Washington Nationals. I would even argue like the
Speaker 3: Saint Louis Cardinals. They've got a shot. They've got a
Speaker 3: shot here to make a little bit of a move,
Speaker 3: and hopefully they could do so. They took a step
Speaker 3: in the right direction last night.
Speaker 1: All right, moo, enjoy your childless day with the wife.
Speaker 1: Have fun.
Speaker 5: All right, man, Thanks, you got it.
Speaker 1: Well, Hello, counselor, what's ahead on Saturday midday?
Speaker 9: I'll tell you what it's not as if there isn't
Speaker 9: something to talk about. The first thing I'm going to
Speaker 9: talk about in the rant, Gary Jeff, is there's going
Speaker 9: to be a ballot initiative probably in the fall, to
Speaker 9: remove qualified immunity, to take it away from cops. And
Speaker 9: it's not a complicated issue, but I'm going to kind
Speaker 9: of lay that out.
Speaker 1: It is a bad, bad, bad idea.
Speaker 9: I mean, if you think you have a hard time
Speaker 9: getting cops people at once to be cops.
Speaker 1: Now, let's see what happens when they know the person
Speaker 1: with the person's with handcuffs are already in handcuffs to
Speaker 1: a certain time. There's no such thing as proactive policing anymore.
Speaker 9: And I don't blame them. This is going to put
Speaker 9: the last nail on the coffin for that. We're going
Speaker 9: to talk to FOP President Ken Kober about that at
Speaker 9: ten o'clock or excuse me, eleven o'clock. We're also going
Speaker 9: to talk about the Wisconsin judge I think I heard
Speaker 9: you mentioned it earlier who snuck the defendant, the illegal alien,
Speaker 9: out the back door of her courtroom. And now she's
Speaker 9: got some federal charges and already the typical libs, the
Speaker 9: usual suspects are screaming about, oh, how can they do this?
Speaker 9: You we're not going to get anybody to come to
Speaker 9: court now.
Speaker 1: If this is you want to talk about a clear
Speaker 1: obstruction of justice, Oh my goodness, by this officer of
Speaker 1: the court. This is open and shut man. I mean,
Speaker 1: I mean, how long have you been in the court system.
Speaker 1: Have you ever seen anything like this before? Never? Never, never,
Speaker 1: And you know, honestly, I hope she goes to federal prison.
Speaker 1: Saturday midday. Mike Allen up next after the show, show
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