Speaker 1: This is Gary and Shannon and you're listening to KFI
Speaker 1: AM six forty, the Gary and Shannon Show on demand
Speaker 1: on the iHeartRadio app. Wish there was better news to
Speaker 1: tell you about on Wall Street, but the Dow is
Speaker 1: down eleven and thirty nine points. Investors concerned about possible
Speaker 1: economic slowdown inflation because these tariffs are just rearing to go.
Speaker 2: Baseball wise, just an hour from now, Yourshinobu Yomamocha is
Speaker 2: going to get his final spring start today. He will
Speaker 2: start against the Arizona Diamondbacks for the spring training game,
Speaker 2: but he is going to start when the Dodgers take
Speaker 2: on the Cubs.
Speaker 3: They go to Japan. Probably a couple of days from now.
Speaker 2: They'll leave for Japan and they do a two game
Speaker 2: series to start the regular season in Tokyo this weekend.
Speaker 1: Hey, the iHeart Podcast, the iHeart Podcast Awards are tonight.
Speaker 3: I know we're going. We are.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're flying us to Austin right after the show
Speaker 2: today to do South By Southwest.
Speaker 1: We do a podcast on iHeartRadio.
Speaker 3: We certainly do, don't we?
Speaker 2: And do you know how many times they have offered
Speaker 2: to send us to the iHeart Radio Podcast awards.
Speaker 1: I don't want to be sent there.
Speaker 3: I would like I'd love to go to Austin. What
Speaker 3: are you talking?
Speaker 1: I know, but I mean, shouldn't like our podcast? Do
Speaker 1: we just have a meeting last week or the week
Speaker 1: before about our podcast?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: For iHeart, I just thought that we would be involved
Speaker 1: in some way, right, What else is going on? Actually
Speaker 1: just asking the questions, Like I thought, we literally work
Speaker 1: for that company and.
Speaker 2: Do a podcast every day. Yep, okay, every day. I
Speaker 2: was just I was just a lot of content, Yeah,
Speaker 2: a lot of content.
Speaker 3: It looks like.
Speaker 2: Southern California, we're gonna have mostly sunny for the rest
Speaker 2: of the day today.
Speaker 1: But are just saying maybe after work we look for.
Speaker 3: Other jobs, is all I'm saying. Things are going to change.
Speaker 2: It looks like the chance of rain decreases Tuesday morning.
Speaker 2: There's slight chance tonight decreases tomorrow. Realistically, the biggest part
Speaker 2: of our storm or storms will be coming in on Wednesday.
Speaker 2: Temperatures high fifties, low sixties, and it's going to be
Speaker 2: pretty good moderate storm, the potential for local flooding and
Speaker 2: de brief flows of course, even a chance of some
Speaker 2: thunderstorms with some brief heavy downpourse Wednesday night into Thursday morning,
Speaker 2: and about what we've seen in the past, you know,
Speaker 2: one to two inches coast and valleys, and then two
Speaker 2: to four inches in the mountains in the foothills.
Speaker 1: Well, the new DA in La County is not bowed
Speaker 1: down to the Netflix Justice Warriors and says that the
Speaker 1: Menendez brothers, this has been something that has been litigated,
Speaker 1: there of juries that have found them guilty, and until
Speaker 1: they own up to what they did, if they accept
Speaker 1: complete responsibility, maybe they'll think about asking for a re sentencing.
Speaker 1: But that's not going to be what happens. The hearing will,
Speaker 1: can you It will happen on March twentieth, But the
Speaker 1: DA's office, this DA, unlike his predecessor, will not be
Speaker 1: asking for these brothers to be re sentenced.
Speaker 2: Speaking of the Menendez brothers, a fifteen year old kid
Speaker 2: from Wisconsin has been charged with first degree intentional homicide
Speaker 2: in the stabbing death of his own mother, and in
Speaker 2: a complaint that was filed against this kid, he told
Speaker 2: officers he watched the Menendez brother's documentary on Netflix after
Speaker 2: dinner one night and had the inspiration to stab his
Speaker 2: own mother after he watched the shot Saints. He allegedly
Speaker 2: concocted a plan to kill his mom. He hid his
Speaker 2: sleep medication after she went upstairs in an effort to
Speaker 2: lure her back down to look for it, and when
Speaker 2: she came downstairs, he hit her over the head twice
Speaker 2: with a dumbbell to knock her out, and then stabbed
Speaker 2: her with a kitchen knife.
Speaker 3: Good lord.
Speaker 1: Misstrial today in the murder trial of an Orange County
Speaker 1: judge accused of shooting and killing his wife, jury could
Speaker 1: not agree. They did not acquit him, they did not
Speaker 1: convict him. This happened in August of twenty twenty three,
Speaker 1: Jeffrey Ferguson shooting and killing his wife, Cheryl, Apparently, as
Speaker 1: the story goes, testimony that we talked about the sun
Speaker 1: testified at the trial. Jeffrey and Cheryl's son went with
Speaker 1: him to dinner that night, and the two got into it.
Speaker 1: Mom and dad got into it. At one point, Cheryl
Speaker 1: saying to Jeffrey, as he pointed a fake handgun at
Speaker 1: hand a gun with his hand, made a gun motion
Speaker 1: with his hand and his fingers, She said, why don't
Speaker 1: you try that with a real gun. The two go home,
Speaker 1: the fight continues and the real gun goes off. He
Speaker 1: claimed at trial that it was because he had arthritis
Speaker 1: in his shoulder and there's no way it was just
Speaker 1: a mistake. He mishandled the gun and apparently the jury
Speaker 1: couldn't agree on that.
Speaker 2: In the North Sea, a US flagged oil tanker has
Speaker 2: hit a container ship, the US ship the Stena Immaculate.
Speaker 2: The container ship is a Portuguese flap flagship identified as
Speaker 2: the Solong. They said that there were several people who
Speaker 2: are still unaccounted for. Thirty two people injured in this
Speaker 2: incident had to be transported to a hospital nearby.
Speaker 3: That happened at about ten o'clock local time.
Speaker 2: They said that the tanker was anchored about ten miles
Speaker 2: off of the North Sea coast near Hull, England, when
Speaker 2: this cargo tank containing Jet one A fuel ruptured. Multiple
Speaker 2: explosions on board that tanker.
Speaker 1: Coming up later, we'll get into mixtape Monday, including information
Speaker 1: on how you could own Tupac Shakur's unreleased recordings and lyrics.
Speaker 1: They are for sale. When we come back Toxic Masculinity.
Speaker 1: It may get banned in the Bay Area. Isn't the
Speaker 1: Bay Area one of the places that first brought us
Speaker 1: the term toxic masculinity.
Speaker 3: You bet you.
Speaker 4: You're listening to Gary and Shannon on demand from KFI
Speaker 4: AM six forty.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Twitter was down for a lot of people earlier today
Speaker 2: in a couple of different instances, and in fact Elon
Speaker 2: Musk went On took to Twitter to later say that
Speaker 2: it was a massive cyber attack and that they're still
Speaker 2: trying to figure out exactly who is responsible for it,
Speaker 2: but that they have been attacked every day, he said,
Speaker 2: but whatever this one was was bigger, it was more.
Speaker 3: It was more well put together the cyber attack.
Speaker 1: Can I have some church music?
Speaker 3: Which time?
Speaker 1: That's perfect? Doctors have said, now more gospely no whiter? Yeah,
Speaker 1: well actually he's not white to see, doctor said. Pope
Speaker 1: francis no longer an imminent danger of death as a
Speaker 1: result of pneumonia that's kept him hospitalized for nearly a month.
Speaker 1: They have decided to keep him hospitalized for several more
Speaker 1: days to receive treatment. Doctor said. The eighty eight year
Speaker 1: old Pope remained stable and has consolidated improvements in recent days.
Speaker 1: This is determined by blood tests and positive responses to
Speaker 1: drug treatments. You just turned the corner on this thing.
Speaker 1: They've lifted their guarded prognosis.
Speaker 3: Can I remind you that he's eighty eight.
Speaker 1: This dude's gonna carry on. We may get him for
Speaker 1: another ten years. Is this what happens when you pray religiously?
Speaker 1: You live that long?
Speaker 3: Pray religiously, right, there's no guarantees.
Speaker 1: Ah, I'd like to guarantee not to do this eighty
Speaker 1: eight year old three week hospitalization ventilation reventilation path. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's you can sign up for the not that.
Speaker 2: The earthquake yesterday four point one earthquake Hitden near Malibu.
Speaker 3: Four point one. That was obviously four.
Speaker 2: I think there were five or six that were also
Speaker 2: above a two point five, So just a few rumbles
Speaker 2: around there. The region has been experiencing a number of
Speaker 2: moderate earthquakes in In all of last year, so cal
Speaker 2: experienced fifteen seismic sequences with at least one magnitude four
Speaker 2: or higher. That's the highest annual total in the last
Speaker 2: sixty five years. Yesterday's earthquake was the first magnitude four
Speaker 2: for southern California so far this year.
Speaker 1: Well up in the Bay Area in Santra Fella Marin County,
Speaker 1: the Board of Education is considering today whether to adopt
Speaker 1: a resolution targeting the term toxic masculinity. They say it's
Speaker 1: an effort to boost young men's sense of worth and belonging. Remember,
Speaker 1: toxic masculinity came on the scene, if I'm not mistaken,
Speaker 1: around the Me Too time a month, right, Okay, and
Speaker 1: then you saw it could be correlated. It could not be.
Speaker 1: My money is on yes, this rapid descent into young
Speaker 1: males being isolated and depressed and not wanting to have
Speaker 1: relationships and just obsessed with screens and talking to chatbots
Speaker 1: to the point of killing themselves in some cases. There's
Speaker 1: this hole sending young males indoors and away from females
Speaker 1: culture that I think began with toxic toxic masculinity.
Speaker 3: So I looked it up just because I wasn't sure.
Speaker 2: The term itself came out of the eighties and nineties,
Speaker 2: but really didn't get the momentum until it was used
Speaker 2: in the context of the Me Too movement in twenty seventeen.
Speaker 1: And now we've got Darren from Sales coming in here
Speaker 1: wearing that sweater. I mean, it's gone way out of control.
Speaker 3: Testosterone is gone gone. He's gonna hate that the point.
Speaker 2: The point of this, I think is for this to
Speaker 2: have come out of the Bay Area is surprising to
Speaker 2: me because when you start telling young boys to not
Speaker 2: be violent, to not be masculine, to not be protectors,
Speaker 2: to not be aggressive, because all of those are bad qualities,
Speaker 2: you stump their development. You tell them that those things
Speaker 2: that they feel naturally in many cases, that they're bad.
Speaker 2: And the more you tell somebody they're bad for the
Speaker 2: natural thing that's going on in their body, that's what
Speaker 2: blows people apart mentally. I mean, it just destroys the
Speaker 2: ability for the kid to have normal feelings because then
Speaker 2: they start doubting themselves. They start doubting whether they are normal.
Speaker 2: Is this okay? Should I do this? Can I do
Speaker 2: this now? Obviously there's alas like the.
Speaker 1: Shame over the sex stuff, Like when boys are like
Speaker 1: figuring that all out, and if there's any shame at
Speaker 1: that moment in their lives from whoever, like you shouldn't
Speaker 1: be doing that, then they're screwed up sexually. For a
Speaker 1: long time. I've seen the movies.
Speaker 3: That's exactly what we're talking about, is the movies.
Speaker 1: Wait no, but I mean, you're absolutely right. The movies.
Speaker 1: They will say any type you tell a kid, a
Speaker 1: specifically a little boy, he's bad for being rambunctious or
Speaker 1: whatever things that make little boys little boys, right, you're
Speaker 1: screwing them up up man. Well, and that's what we've seen.
Speaker 1: You're seeing now average graduate high school. Boys on average
Speaker 1: graduate high school at lower rates than girls. Now they're
Speaker 1: less likely to seek treatment, but more likely to have
Speaker 1: depressive symptoms. Where do you think that came from. It
Speaker 1: didn't come out of nowhere. It came from telling them
Speaker 1: and they were bad, and that all men and women
Speaker 1: should be scared of men and the whole bit. It's
Speaker 1: not cool.
Speaker 2: The guy who is proposed this resolution, Mark Corner, is
Speaker 2: the vice president of the San Rafell City School Board
Speaker 2: of Education. He called it in recognition of the essential
Speaker 2: role and needs of young men in society. And again
Speaker 2: for this to have come out of Marin County is
Speaker 2: a little bit mind blowing. But he's absolutely on the
Speaker 2: right track to do this sort of thing. The descriptor
Speaker 2: of toxic masculinity, typically defined as cultural conditioning that encourages
Speaker 2: boys and men to suppress their emotions by projecting toughness
Speaker 2: and rejecting femininity. They said that that could lead to
Speaker 2: feelings of shame and anger. According to the founder of
Speaker 2: the OCD and Anxiety Treatment Center, Now, the idea that
Speaker 2: this that toxic masculinity is to blame for that, that
Speaker 2: that that, on the one hand, the toxic masculinity of
Speaker 2: telling people telling boys, work your way through it, squash
Speaker 2: your feelings, don't talk about feelings, that's a girl thing
Speaker 2: to do. That's just as bad as telling them they
Speaker 2: are exhibiting toxic masculinity.
Speaker 3: If they don't do those things, yeah, or if they do.
Speaker 2: Either way, it's a mind f It's just it's a
Speaker 2: way to twist people and control them.
Speaker 1: I would like to argue that my pushback started with
Speaker 1: Ball's jokes and continued go on that when we started
Speaker 1: this show is when the need to toxic masculinity thing
Speaker 1: was kind of getting going, and I think as a
Speaker 1: pushback it was balls balls balls, right. Yes, embrace them.
Speaker 2: They're part of us, they are part of some of us,
Speaker 2: part of some of us.
Speaker 1: Right, But that they should like I like a strong
Speaker 1: man as much as I like a strong woman. I
Speaker 1: think women should be very strong. I think I embrace
Speaker 1: that just as much as strong men. Okay, I see
Speaker 1: you know these.
Speaker 3: So we're equal, we're just different.
Speaker 1: Back to our motivational thing. It's the weakness I don't enjoy. Yeah,
Speaker 1: doesn't mean you need to beat people up. You can
Speaker 1: just be strong of character and of who doesn't love
Speaker 1: a man as a protector? Who doesn't love that? It
Speaker 1: doesn't make you less as a woman.
Speaker 3: Well, but for some people it does.
Speaker 2: For some people they feel like, oh, I'm going to
Speaker 2: take care of myself, which is a great quality to have.
Speaker 1: But you don't always have to, not at all in instances?
Speaker 2: Is it even is it even applicable that you will
Speaker 2: need someone to come alongside you some point or stand
Speaker 2: in front of you and take the heat for you
Speaker 2: at some point, right, or get on the phone with
Speaker 2: the cable company because your WiFi sucks.
Speaker 1: You need that, whether you're a man or a woman.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: You know, sometimes you need your wife to step up
Speaker 1: and you know, tell you know, tell your boss. F
Speaker 1: you remember when your wife did that?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Should I ask her about that? Is there a
Speaker 3: thing I don't remember that she did?
Speaker 1: No? I think I'm just making that up. But you
Speaker 1: know what I mean, everyone needs somebody to go to
Speaker 1: bat for them, and I don't think it's a bad
Speaker 1: thing man or woman. And that was that was the
Speaker 1: thing that bothered me the most, is like I don't
Speaker 1: need a man's protection or whatever. It's like, why would
Speaker 1: you want to take away one of the things that
Speaker 1: makes a man a man, you know, going back to
Speaker 1: the cave man days like that. That's all intrinsically. I
Speaker 1: was going to say intrinsically in us, which is very redundant,
Speaker 1: but you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: But it's one of those it's a it's an ignoring
Speaker 2: basic physiological emotional facts about the way we're different.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 1: One, it starts with being a rambunctious little kid, and
Speaker 1: it starts with all the behavior that you're trying to demonize.
Speaker 2: Those traditionally masculine behaviors, whatever they are, if it's aggressiveness
Speaker 2: or physicality or you know, the the the toxic masculinity.
Speaker 2: People will say, well, that's just going to lead to
Speaker 2: sexual assaults, or it's just going to lead to domestic violence,
Speaker 2: or it's just no, no, no no. You can still be
Speaker 2: traditionally masculine, have those qualities and not rape people.
Speaker 1: Right, Just put on a bikini and come swim the
Speaker 1: breaststroke with us. What I think the same people that
Speaker 1: bitch about toxic masculinity are the same people that die
Speaker 1: on the hill of letting people with penises beat the
Speaker 1: girls in the swim races. I'm saying, those are the
Speaker 1: same people. How are the same freaking people?
Speaker 3: How is that not toxic masculinity? Exactly?
Speaker 1: Huh?
Speaker 2: All right, We've solved a lot of stuff here. We'll
Speaker 2: see how that vote goes up at the NFL. All right,
Speaker 2: coming back our first motivational Monday, we're going to spin
Speaker 2: the wheel.
Speaker 3: We're going to talk about this motivational speech that we're
Speaker 3: about to hear.
Speaker 2: We'll see which one comes up on the big wheel.
Speaker 2: Gary and Shannon will be right back.
Speaker 4: You're listening to Gary and Shannon on demand from KFI
Speaker 4: AM six.
Speaker 2: Forty everywhere on the iHeartRadio AP. Canada has a new
Speaker 2: Prime minister. He's already helped run two G seven economies
Speaker 2: in crisis, is now going to try to steer Canada
Speaker 2: through what looks like the beginning of this trade war
Speaker 2: brought by the threat of tariffs of course, the threat
Speaker 2: of annexation of Canada by the US, and a new
Speaker 2: federal election that's expected soon.
Speaker 3: Former Central banker.
Speaker 2: Mark Carney is the new Prime Minister after the governing
Speaker 2: Liberal Party elected him to be the leader in a
Speaker 2: landslide vote with almost eighty six percent support. He will
Speaker 2: be replacing Justin Trudeau announced his resignation in January, but
Speaker 2: we'll still be prime minister until his successor is sworn
Speaker 2: in very very soon.
Speaker 1: Daw Is down seven eighty seven s and P five
Speaker 1: hundred and one forty two NASDAC down six sixty four.
Speaker 1: I think the headline is interesting about the markets being down.
Speaker 1: It's whatever the current numbers are, and then it always
Speaker 1: comes with this after Trump doesn't rule out a recession,
Speaker 1: like it matters what Trump does or doesn't rule out.
Speaker 1: It is what it is.
Speaker 2: DA Here in La County, Nathan Hawkman says he does
Speaker 2: not support the resentencing of Lyle and Eric Menendez. He
Speaker 2: said this morning in the news conference that you heard
Speaker 2: on the show today, the brothers have repeatedly lied about
Speaker 2: why they killed their parents back in nineteen eighty nine.
Speaker 3: They're serving life terms without parole.
Speaker 2: Hawkman said last month that he opposes a new trial
Speaker 2: for the brothers. Of course, the predecessor, George gascon Han
Speaker 2: recommended the brothers be resentenced to fifty years in life
Speaker 2: and that would make them immediately eligible for parole.
Speaker 3: Sentencing.
Speaker 2: Resentencing hearing, originally scheduled for December, is now going to
Speaker 2: be set for later this month.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 2: So we had a bunch of suggestions from people, and
Speaker 2: I spent part of my vacation going through and finding
Speaker 2: some good motivational speeches from movies, tv shows, some of
Speaker 2: them real life, some of them reread by others.
Speaker 1: And how did you come to this idea? Was there
Speaker 1: something that led you to this?
Speaker 2: Well, we were talking about a couple of things. We
Speaker 2: were talking about Gene Hackman's death, and we both talked
Speaker 2: about how incredible the movie Hoosiers was, and that's one
Speaker 2: of those sports or one of those sports movies that
Speaker 2: has the speech. I mean, it seems like every one
Speaker 2: of those movies has a speech that just lights a
Speaker 2: fire under the guys or the gal whoever it is
Speaker 2: that are playing in this sport.
Speaker 1: And you watching it, and you watching it.
Speaker 2: That's the thing is that you can take away from
Speaker 2: a lot of these different movies and TV shows. You
Speaker 2: can still find joy in someone's fictional retelling of a
Speaker 2: situation that may or may not have ever actually happened,
Speaker 2: But you get to put these words together, and a
Speaker 2: lot of times it motivates people. So we had a
Speaker 2: lot of suggestions and I have a whole bunch of
Speaker 2: them on here. Things from Friday Night Lights, both the
Speaker 2: movie and the TV show Independence Day. We talked already
Speaker 2: about Miracle with her Brooks, We are Marshall, of course,
Speaker 2: Brave Heart, a couple of actual high school football locker
Speaker 2: room speeches which were pretty great. Goodwill hunting is another one.
Speaker 1: So what we're gonna do is spin the wheel. I mean,
Speaker 1: there are great speeches, and there's great moments and great
Speaker 1: monologues in movies, but these are the ones that really
Speaker 1: make you want to get out there and actually play
Speaker 1: the sport even though you don't play it, or do
Speaker 1: the thing, whatever it is. Fight the war, what have
Speaker 1: you get in the fox hole? Put your life on
Speaker 1: the line, be in the arena, be the gladiator.
Speaker 3: All of those things are referencing certain ones that we've
Speaker 3: already picked. So here's the deal.
Speaker 2: That wheel that I put in front of you right now,
Speaker 2: all you have to do is spin that wherever it ends,
Speaker 2: wherever it lands up.
Speaker 3: That's the one that.
Speaker 1: We'll play Okay, I'm ready to spin all right, here
Speaker 1: you go. Oh that hurts. It's a big wheel.
Speaker 2: Okay, now leave it there, No, leave it stop if
Speaker 2: you just leave it right.
Speaker 1: I love pissing you ass stop.
Speaker 2: Okay, mine, you ready for this. Here's your motivational speech
Speaker 2: for today.
Speaker 3: You're gonna love it.
Speaker 2: The once great Miami Sharks have lost a couple of quarterbacks.
Speaker 2: They've been torn apart by locker room disputes. So head
Speaker 2: coach Tony Dematto, laid by Al Putchino, has to get
Speaker 2: his team to come together with their third string quarterback
Speaker 2: at the helm, and he's got to do it one
Speaker 2: inch at a time.
Speaker 5: You know, when you get old in life, things get
Speaker 5: taken from I mean that's that's that's part of life.
Speaker 5: But you only learn that when you start losing stuff.
Speaker 5: You find out life's game of inches. So it's football.
Speaker 5: The inches we need are everywhere around us. They're in
Speaker 5: every break of the game, every minute, every second. On
Speaker 5: this team, we fight for that itch. On this team,
Speaker 5: we tear ourselves and everyone else around us to pieces
Speaker 5: for that inch. We craw with our fingernails with that inch,
Speaker 5: because we know when we add up all those inches
Speaker 5: that's gonna make the difference between winning and losing.
Speaker 1: Way to live in and die.
Speaker 3: I'm trying this sty just got hired.
Speaker 5: It's the guy who's willing to die, who's gonna win
Speaker 5: that inch.
Speaker 3: And I know if I'm gonna have any life anymore.
Speaker 5: It's because I'm still willing to fight and die for
Speaker 5: that itch, because that's what living is. The six inches
Speaker 5: in front of your face. Now, I can't make you
Speaker 5: do it. You gotta look at the guy next to you.
Speaker 5: Look into his eyes. Now, I think you're gonna see
Speaker 5: a guy who will go.
Speaker 3: That inch with you.
Speaker 5: You're gonna see a guy who will sacrifice himself for
Speaker 5: this team because he knows when it comes down to it,
Speaker 5: you're gonna do the same for him. That's a team, gentlemen,
Speaker 5: and either we heal now as a team, or we
Speaker 5: will die as individuals as football guys.
Speaker 3: That's all it is.
Speaker 5: Now, what are you gonna do?
Speaker 1: I mean, come on, Pacino, Ah, that sounds so that
Speaker 1: feels so good to listen to it in March. That music,
Speaker 1: by the way, how to have been repurposed in Friday
Speaker 1: night lights.
Speaker 3: I was just gonna say, there's because.
Speaker 1: Something with the music, and I feel like it's reminiscent
Speaker 1: of another speech from Friday Night.
Speaker 3: Lights, any given Sunday anywhere you can watch.
Speaker 1: That reminds me of Lieutenant Colonel Frank Slade from Scent
Speaker 1: of a Woman, one of the other great al Pacino movies.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so anyway, what's.
Speaker 1: His line that I'll show you out of order?
Speaker 4: God?
Speaker 3: He was.
Speaker 1: That was a great movie too.
Speaker 2: If you think of any of these great speeches, and
Speaker 2: it doesn't have to be a sports movie, it doesn't
Speaker 2: have to be. It doesn't even have to be a
Speaker 2: movie or TV show in real life and actual speech,
Speaker 2: we would love to hear it. And on Mondays we
Speaker 2: will will play these because there's a lot.
Speaker 1: I've got this bald eagle nest up here on my
Speaker 1: computer all day.
Speaker 3: Yeah, how's it going? Well?
Speaker 1: I mean they just are they just chilling under this
Speaker 1: bird like for hours, like the eglids, They just chill
Speaker 1: underneath the mom Yeah, because it's cold, right, But don't
Speaker 1: they want to get up and run around? They're probably
Speaker 1: are they doing something underneath there? You're messing around with
Speaker 1: each other underneath there? Their kids, of course they are, Yeah,
Speaker 1: but there can't be that much room under that belly right.
Speaker 3: I don't know how you do it. Never been under
Speaker 3: an eagle.
Speaker 1: Gary and Shannon will continue our mixtape.
Speaker 3: Monday is coming up next.
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Speaker 6: Forget Motivational Speaker and Speeches. Shannon had the quote of
Speaker 6: the day when she theorized how the Pope is staying
Speaker 6: well by.
Speaker 3: Praying religiously.
Speaker 1: Create Sometimes I'm an idiot and I don't even know it. Fun.
Speaker 3: Wow, those pep talks from the movies Reek of Toxic Masculinity. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's very true.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, big gear.
Speaker 3: Hey, Sharon Love and Motivational Mondays.
Speaker 5: If we're gonna start just pulling quotes, can we have
Speaker 5: a whole new segment tomorrow called Tombstone Tuesdays.
Speaker 3: Yes, we get like a whole lot of Doc Holidays
Speaker 3: quotes going on. Yes, every Tuesday.
Speaker 1: I need a little bit, okay, a little bit, a
Speaker 1: little bit, maybe not every Tuesday, but I'm not opposed
Speaker 1: to throwing in a Tombstone Tuesday here and again.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that be good. I didn't think you had it
Speaker 3: in you. I'm your Hunkle Hotel.
Speaker 1: I might go rewatch that for the five thousand time.
Speaker 3: Look like somebody just walked over.
Speaker 4: Real great.
Speaker 3: Fights with you Holiday, how big the dif for? So
Speaker 3: we started the game. We never got to finish Play
Speaker 3: for Blood, remember.
Speaker 1: Because he's choking on his blood. Remember how I thought
Speaker 1: he had aids.
Speaker 2: Yes, I do remember that, and I was trying not to,
Speaker 2: but yes, I do remember that. It's time for a
Speaker 2: mixtape Monday.
Speaker 1: It was the time.
Speaker 3: Mixtape Monday, Oh day? Whereia was Monday?
Speaker 4: We used a mixtape Monday, Mixtape Monday.
Speaker 1: Oh Man, you could own a piece of hip hop history.
Speaker 1: Tupac Shakurs got some unreleased recordings and lyrics that are
Speaker 1: up for sale on a website called Moments in Time.
Speaker 1: Website is explained in late nineteen ninety early nineteen ninety one,
Speaker 1: Tupac composed and recorded an unreleased album for a group
Speaker 1: called Jesse and the Kids. It was never released due
Speaker 1: to the tragic death of one of the band members.
Speaker 1: Not only are the lyrics totally unknown, the recordings of
Speaker 1: three of the album's songs with Tupac and the lead
Speaker 1: are as well.
Speaker 2: Wow they include The items include sheets of lyrics written
Speaker 2: on binder paper with playing white paper, along with the
Speaker 2: tape of the unreleased recording.
Speaker 1: Yikes, I loved binder paper. Shout out to binder paper.
Speaker 1: They don't use it anymore, do they.
Speaker 3: Were you a wide rule or a college rule?
Speaker 1: A college rule? Come on, wide rule was for the
Speaker 1: real little kids or the kids who you know? Wait,
Speaker 1: you were a wide rule kid?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Oh all right, I see.
Speaker 3: I used to write in all capital letters time.
Speaker 1: Yeah you did.
Speaker 3: What was that me with one of the big pencils?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Well year.
Speaker 2: Sabrina Carpenter's in the news. She what is the song
Speaker 2: that catchy?
Speaker 1: I've never this this song, this one right now, never
Speaker 1: heard it. It's a joke.
Speaker 3: I was just gonna say, you're.
Speaker 1: Not getting my jokes anywhere.
Speaker 2: This is a second joke of practice, come out of practice.
Speaker 1: The song's on every three to five seconds.
Speaker 2: The problem is the last week that we did the
Speaker 2: show together, you were in a different place so I
Speaker 2: could roll my eyes all the time and you'd never
Speaker 2: catch me.
Speaker 1: And then I said a joke that was a joke
Speaker 1: on text and you didn't get the joke.
Speaker 3: We get the joke either.
Speaker 1: Maybe it's my jokes. This happened with one of my girlfriends.
Speaker 1: I said, clearly a joke and she thought it was serious.
Speaker 1: Maybe my jokes have gone bad?
Speaker 3: Were they?
Speaker 1: Probably never good?
Speaker 2: Charlie xdy X and Sabrina Carpenter got into some trouble
Speaker 2: the brit Awards ceremony over the weekend, prompted hundreds of
Speaker 2: complaints to OFFCOM, the Office of Communications there in the UK,
Speaker 2: which is their version of the FCC.
Speaker 3: She opened the awards show.
Speaker 2: At the O two Arena in London with a mashup
Speaker 2: of her hit similar to what she did at the
Speaker 2: Grammy Awards, wearing a red sparkly military style I don't
Speaker 2: think any of that is military, but red sparkly military
Speaker 2: style mini dress with matching stockings and suspenders.
Speaker 1: That sounds hot.
Speaker 3: She was seen.
Speaker 2: Having a close encounter with a dancer who was dressed
Speaker 2: as a soldier wearing a bear skin hat, and apparently
Speaker 2: at one point you could see her nickers.
Speaker 1: I thought you're gonna say nipples that I did not.
Speaker 1: I don't think I've said nipples in three weeks.
Speaker 2: But she's wearing what they all wear in the brief
Speaker 2: in the brief area, right, so it's not like you
Speaker 2: saw underpant.
Speaker 1: You just saw what listen. I would applaud seeing an
Speaker 1: underpant on these girls these days. I don't think we're
Speaker 1: in heavy supply of underpants. Did they even wear underpants kids?
Speaker 3: Oh no.
Speaker 2: Charlie XCX wore a see through black dress and said,
Speaker 2: and you could actually see her nipples.
Speaker 1: I remember somebody in a see through black something where
Speaker 1: I saw his nipples.
Speaker 2: But I was not receiving the brit awards. She was
Speaker 2: up there five times. She won five awards in this
Speaker 2: event and said quote, I heard that ITV were complaining.
Speaker 2: That's the network. We're complaining about my nipples. I feel
Speaker 2: like we're in the area of free the nipple though right.
Speaker 1: See, I knew nipples were going to enter the chat.
Speaker 1: I just didn't know when.
Speaker 3: Speaking of sorry, I was so late in the show speaking.
Speaker 1: Of nipples, Well, when you said nickers, I thought you
Speaker 1: were going to say nipples, and then the nipples arrived.
Speaker 1: Speaking of you were on a movie set this weekend.
Speaker 1: You are in a movie. You were discovered when you
Speaker 1: were doing adult theater by someone in the audience who
Speaker 1: wanted to put you in a movie, and you shot
Speaker 1: the movie this weekend and you sent me a picture
Speaker 1: and you said, my first movie shoot. And I said
Speaker 1: to you, don't let them take off your clothes. Everyone
Speaker 1: does not do it. And you did not respond, which
Speaker 1: leaves me to question you whether I whether they talked
Speaker 1: you into taking off your clothes or not.
Speaker 2: No, I definitely got the joke because I read it
Speaker 2: to my wife later. I read your text to my wife.
Speaker 2: I said, Shannon wrote a funny thing.
Speaker 1: And did you keep your clothes on at the movie shoot?
Speaker 3: Is my question? Yes? Okay, I was wearing a suit, right, Yeah.
Speaker 1: I'm just wondering if they talked you out of them
Speaker 1: on the casting couch.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because everybody does it. Yeah, is that what you mean?
Speaker 1: Yeah, We're gonna have to work on the jokes. So wait,
Speaker 1: was that a yes or a now?
Speaker 3: On which part?
Speaker 1: On the naked part?
Speaker 3: No? Okay?
Speaker 5: Good?
Speaker 3: Good good?
Speaker 1: And then also, where where can we find this movie?
Speaker 1: Where do we see it? I will have to know
Speaker 1: what did to go to production? We'll have to circle
Speaker 1: back to that.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: They did have another day of shooting yesterday and then
Speaker 2: some more that they.
Speaker 3: Have to pick up. Did you get feedback?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 1: Really?
Speaker 3: Well, I mean the director was in the scene with me.
Speaker 2: Oh really, the director of the movie was actually playing
Speaker 2: the director of a movie.
Speaker 3: Okay, so because it's kind of you know, and he didn't.
Speaker 1: Say like, wow, you freaking knocked it out of the park.
Speaker 2: No, but he did say, we're going to do another take,
Speaker 2: so I had to do. But part of it was
Speaker 2: my screwed up the lines.
Speaker 1: You screwed up the lines totally.
Speaker 2: Why because I didn't want to be toxically masculine.
Speaker 1: I'm shocked you screwed up the lines.
Speaker 2: I was a little shocked myself because I thought I
Speaker 2: had them down.
Speaker 1: But wow, yep, were you pissed off at yourself?
Speaker 3: You have no idea I do.
Speaker 1: I can totally know that.
Speaker 2: Well, like I was saying before, when we get in
Speaker 2: trouble around here, I'm the one who's like, hey, relax,
Speaker 2: you don't have to you don't have to write anything,
Speaker 2: you don't have to tell I'm already more mad at
Speaker 2: myself than you'll ever be.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so yeah, I was. We did five takes on.
Speaker 1: That, oh my couple of live what it's not it of.
Speaker 3: One of them was the sunshine like the shot.
Speaker 1: Ashley Simpson on SNL, this is a disaster five takes.
Speaker 3: They got better every time. I'll tell you.
Speaker 1: That it's not like you. I want you to go
Speaker 1: to the doctor.
Speaker 2: You tomorrow maybe maybe, maybe we just call it a day.
Speaker 1: Because we won't be at the podcast awards.
Speaker 2: You miss any part of the show, You can always
Speaker 2: listen to the podcast though, even if it's not up
Speaker 2: for an award, on the iHeart appera anywhere you find
Speaker 2: your favorite podcast, just type in Gary and Shannon. All right,
Speaker 2: John Cobelt, Show's coming up next, and we'll see you tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Stay dry, everybody.
Speaker 2: You've been listening to The Gary and Shannon Show. You
Speaker 2: can always hear us live on KFI AM six forty
Speaker 2: nine am to one pm every Monday through Frive, and
Speaker 2: anytime on demand on the iHeartRadio app.
Speaker 6: Mm hmm