Speaker 1: Take train to post you the station.
Speaker 2: You can beat my boy, because my major reservation totally slow,
Speaker 2: because I'm.
Speaker 3: Mad in the morning.
Speaker 4: Can I must see you again? Ride together till the
Speaker 4: morn and strings my train and I'm in school to.
Speaker 5: George Michael Dolans Junior take the son of two actors,
Speaker 5: born in Los Angeles, California, on this day, eighty years
Speaker 5: ago March eighth, nineteen forty five. Mickey Dolan's also known
Speaker 5: as Circus Boy in this kid's TV series back in
Speaker 5: the nineteen fifties under the name Mickey Braddock. Happy Birthday.
Speaker 5: Mickey Dolan's still kicking. Peter Torque is gone, Davy Jones
Speaker 5: is gone. Michael Nesmithy He's the last remaining monkey. He's
Speaker 5: the last monkey in the barrel and still does perform,
Speaker 5: which is pretty incredible at the age of eighty. It
Speaker 5: is March eighth, twenty twenty five. Gary Jeff Walker the
Speaker 5: Saturday Morning Edition Before we Look head a look back
Speaker 5: at significant events and people tied to this particular date
Speaker 5: in history, including but not limited to these This day.
Speaker 5: In nineteen seventeen, protests against food rationing broke out in
Speaker 5: Petrograd now Saint Petersburg, triggering eight days of writing that
Speaker 5: resulted in the abdication of Czar Nicholas the Second and
Speaker 5: the end of the Russian monarchy, the beginning of the
Speaker 5: hammer and sickle Khamis, the Supreme Court and McCollum versus
Speaker 5: The Board of Education struck down religious education classes during
Speaker 5: school hours in Champagne, Illinois public schools, saying the program
Speaker 5: violated the separation of church and state. Here was nineteen
Speaker 5: forty eight not a great day. Nineteen sixty five. On
Speaker 5: this date, the first combat troops in South Vietnam from
Speaker 5: the United States landed. Thirty five hundred Marines arrived to
Speaker 5: defend the US airbase at Danang, and it was on
Speaker 5: nineteen seventy one the first of three fights between Muhammad
Speaker 5: Ali and Joe Fraser occurred. Fraser defeated Ali by unanimous
Speaker 5: decision in what was billed as the Fight of the Century.
Speaker 5: There would be more fights of the century after that.
Speaker 5: One this date nineteen eighty three, and a speech to
Speaker 5: the National Association of Evangelicals Evangelical Excuse Me in Orlando,
Speaker 5: President Reagan referred to the Soviet Union as an evil empire.
Speaker 5: Of course, the end of the Reagan presidency within a
Speaker 5: year and a half. The Evil Empire was truly dead.
Speaker 5: On this date. In nineteen eighty eight, seventeen soldiers killed
Speaker 5: when two Army helicopters from Fort Campbell, Kentucky, collided in
Speaker 5: mid flight during a night training mission. Unfortunately it happens,
Speaker 5: and let's see what else on this date, So this
Speaker 5: was a dark day in aviation history. On March eighth,
Speaker 5: twenty fourteen, Malaysia Airlines flight MH three seventy, a Boeing
Speaker 5: seven seventy seven with two hundred and thirty nine folks
Speaker 5: on board, vanished during a flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing.
Speaker 5: They never found, never found MH three seventy. As far
Speaker 5: as I know, Author John McPhee is ninety four today.
Speaker 5: Great songwriter Carol bay Er Seger turns eighty one. Baseball
Speaker 5: Hall of Famer Jimmy Rice is seventy two. Gary Newman,
Speaker 5: who was in cars in the eighties, is sixty seven.
Speaker 5: Lester Holt turns sixty six. Aiden Quinn is sixty six.
Speaker 5: See Freddy Prince Junior turns forty nine. James Vanderbeek is
Speaker 5: forty eight. Tennis player Petrova Kiltova is thirty five. I
Speaker 5: love reading women's tennis players' names. I can never get
Speaker 5: them correct. Montana Jordan turns twenty two. If it is
Speaker 5: your birthday, I hope it is the best birthday you
Speaker 5: could possibly imagine, and you get to spend it with
Speaker 5: the people you love, doing the things you love to do.
Speaker 5: Truly my wish for you. As we get going, Liam
Speaker 5: Tomlinson standing by sports and weather. Just ahead, Mame Trees
Speaker 5: hanging on the line. We'll get to her too, And
Speaker 5: thanks for tuning in to seven hundred W se clear overnight,
Speaker 5: and don't forget to set the clocks forward one hour.
Speaker 5: It is that time for daylight savings time this weekend, sunny, tomorrow,
Speaker 5: more mild in a high of fifty six. We see
Speaker 5: seventies in the middle of next week. Not yet thirty six.
Speaker 5: Now it's seven hundred WLW seven.
Speaker 6: One hundred a WLW Sports.
Speaker 5: Liam Tomlinson, take it away.
Speaker 7: C Cincinnati hosts Toronto tonight. Kickoff is set for seven thirty.
Speaker 7: Pre game coverage begins at seven on Fox Sports thirteen sixty.
Speaker 8: Iowa State.
Speaker 9: I don't know why I talked about Iowa State. I'm
Speaker 9: tripping my back day. Well, no, no, tell me about
Speaker 9: Iowa State. I want to I want to hear more.
Speaker 9: They're on the road against Kansas State. That tips off
Speaker 9: at one thirty. It's the final Saturday five regular season basketball.
Speaker 9: This weekend, the nineteenth ran Kentucky wild Catch travel to
Speaker 9: Columbia to face the fifteenth ranked Missouri Tigers.
Speaker 7: Tip is set for noon on ESPN fifteen thirty. You
Speaker 7: see as on the road in Stillwater this afternoon. The
Speaker 7: tournament hopes are pretty dim, but they still have the
Speaker 7: conference tournament on the brighton.
Speaker 5: So they get booted off the court the other night.
Speaker 7: I assume they've probably got booed off the court a
Speaker 7: couple times this season. Pregame coverage begins at two thirty.
Speaker 7: Tip is set for three Right here on seven hundred
Speaker 7: WL About the Musketeers. Xavier is currently the last team
Speaker 7: in the tournament. According to Joe Lonardi, you're in at least.
Speaker 7: The Busketeers host Providence this afternoon. Pregame coverage begins at
Speaker 7: three to thirty. Tip is set for four on fifty
Speaker 7: five KRC. That is a must win for the musket twers.
Speaker 9: I think so?
Speaker 7: Is it that it the reds Hunter Green has been
Speaker 7: announced as the opening day starter the Red Toasts of
Speaker 7: Diamondbacks this afternoon. First pitch is set for three oh
Speaker 7: five on Fox Sports thirteen sixty.
Speaker 5: Thank you so much, and all of the regular season
Speaker 5: games here on the Home of the Red seven under
Speaker 5: wl W A McDonald's place, Matt that you may see
Speaker 5: in your local McDonald's during lentz about the original home
Speaker 5: of the falle of Fish, which is the McDonald's in
Speaker 5: North Bend. It was the first Mickey D's in Ohio.
Speaker 5: Nineteen sixty two. The franchisee Lou Gron invented the file
Speaker 5: of Fish sandwich. It was the sixty sixth restaurant in
Speaker 5: America named McDonald's, but the first one in Ohio. And
Speaker 5: during Lent he couldn't get his customers, obviously, to eat burgers,
Speaker 5: couldn't get them to eat cow, you know, on Fridays.
Speaker 5: So we had something to feed him. Can't just close
Speaker 5: the doors to your McDonald's on a Friday and say, well,
Speaker 5: we'll wait till Lent's over and then we'll be back
Speaker 5: to a seven day a week schedule. No, Lou knew
Speaker 5: he had to do something, so he came up with
Speaker 5: this breaded whitefish sandwich, put it on the menu, and
Speaker 5: then convinced McDonald's corporate that they needed to test to
Speaker 5: try it. And local franchises were allowed to do that
Speaker 5: at that time, and they still may have some leeway
Speaker 5: to decide exactly what besides the standards are going to
Speaker 5: have on the menu or specialty sandwiches, you know, for
Speaker 5: a limited time. I'm sure the mcribs started that way,
Speaker 5: and frankly, for me, I wish the McRib had never happened.
Speaker 5: But anyway, Lou convinced McDonald's to test that breaded whitefish
Speaker 5: sandwich that he'd come up with to satisfy customers who
Speaker 5: abstained from eating meat on Fridays and observance of lent.
Speaker 5: Lou eventually owned four twenty three mickey D's in the
Speaker 5: greater Cincinnati area. He retired in seventy eight. Nineteen seventy eight,
Speaker 5: sold most of the restaurants back to the corporation, and
Speaker 5: his son Paul granddaughter Erica purchased the North Bend restaurant
Speaker 5: in twenty eighteen. They got a picture on the placement
Speaker 5: of low quality control testing the filet of fish. The
Speaker 5: original file of fish does not surprise me that it
Speaker 5: originated in Cincinnati. I have nothing bad to say about
Speaker 5: the filea Fish. I mean, as a fast food sandwich,
Speaker 5: it's okay. But it became a national hit that started
Speaker 5: right here in the Cincinnati area. Amazing stuff. Huh five
Speaker 5: on three seven four nine, seven thousand. Ry Jeff with you,
Speaker 5: just a waxing poetic about the File of Fish. And
Speaker 5: our friend Ron Wilson from the ind the Garden show
Speaker 5: that's on another station fifty five krs, gave me this.
Speaker 5: He's upset now. He's upset with Donald Trump now because,
Speaker 5: according to the headline, Donald Trump anti DEI pushed strips
Speaker 5: communities of seventy five million dollars to plant much needed trees,
Speaker 5: and they're highlighting the ninth Ward in New Orleans. The
Speaker 5: US four Services terminated seventy five million dollars awarded to
Speaker 5: help disadvantaged communities plant trees. There's nothing to stop you
Speaker 5: if you live in a disadvantaged community, whatever those are,
Speaker 5: to plant a tree, and it doesn't take seventy five
Speaker 5: million dollars. But as Ron noted, with all of the
Speaker 5: cuts that are coming and the cuts that have occurred,
Speaker 5: you're in favor of the cuts unless it's one of
Speaker 5: your pet projects that well, yeah, that's a good idea,
Speaker 5: but you can't cut my money. We need to cut
Speaker 5: money all the way around, because the country is soon
Speaker 5: going to be billy up financially. The gravy trade must end.
Speaker 5: Let's talk to mommetry, shall we. Good morning, mammetry.
Speaker 3: S so good?
Speaker 4: God so good, God is so good.
Speaker 8: He's so good to me.
Speaker 10: Amen, sit all the time I have, I cannot say.
Speaker 5: He loves me so oh sing sing, he loves me?
Speaker 3: So I like that. Oh he loves me so he so.
Speaker 11: Good, so good, so.
Speaker 5: Grace guy. Amen, Indeed, how was your week? It was good? Well,
Speaker 5: that's not too convincing you. I asked her how your
Speaker 5: week was? He it was good.
Speaker 10: I got a new bed two days ago.
Speaker 5: You got a new bed.
Speaker 10: I got finally got me out what do they call him?
Speaker 10: Air bed air masid?
Speaker 3: Uh huh?
Speaker 10: I could I comagine?
Speaker 5: Did you did you wear out the old bed?
Speaker 10: Well? Kinda?
Speaker 5: What were you doing to wear out your bed?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 10: Really, I had my bad purd all time. They decided
Speaker 10: to get me this fromounce, so yeah, is it?
Speaker 3: Is it not?
Speaker 5: Is it helping your back?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 10: I don't steal a pain. But I said, I got
Speaker 10: learned to get in and get out because this guy's
Speaker 10: safety passed all around like a baby's bed. Yeah, and
Speaker 10: I realized there's a little thing where you go through
Speaker 10: to get out, and I was trying to go over
Speaker 10: the mountain when it's a valley that you can't go
Speaker 10: through to get out.
Speaker 5: Well, Mamme Tree, we're gonna have to get you out
Speaker 5: of that bed next Saturday because we got that big party.
Speaker 5: And I believe.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I'm okay, I'm ready to do the huk about
Speaker 10: So what.
Speaker 3: Did you have?
Speaker 5: What did you have last year? Did you have Pina
Speaker 5: Colada or something that's all I'll drink? Yeah, My wife
Speaker 5: and I were trying to figure out. Now, Mamme Tree
Speaker 5: had a special drink new Orange. Okay, okay, we.
Speaker 10: Can do that and don't drink alcoo?
Speaker 5: Hal Why why don't the Indians drink alcohol? Maometry Does
Speaker 5: it make them? Does it make them crazy?
Speaker 10: They kills us because they say, and I heard that
Speaker 10: about asking too, they can't drink alcohol? Goes over there?
Speaker 10: They said they got did teat no cavity because then
Speaker 10: no sweeps and they can't drink alcohol.
Speaker 5: Well, we won't make you drink alcohol, that's for sure.
Speaker 5: We won't force you into it.
Speaker 10: I'm allergic to alcohol.
Speaker 5: Well, you know what, my wife, christ To two point
Speaker 5: zero can only drink beer. She cannot drink hard liquors.
Speaker 5: She can't drink shots or anything else.
Speaker 10: She can only drink drink beer. I like a Scotch
Speaker 10: on a rock.
Speaker 5: Do you like a Scotch on the rocks? But you
Speaker 5: gne't your allergic alcohol?
Speaker 13: Right?
Speaker 5: Okay, Well we'll keep you away from the scotch too. Yeah, no,
Speaker 5: none of that fire water for this.
Speaker 10: Indian, right, I like, like Jack Johnny Lee, you seem
Speaker 10: to know.
Speaker 5: You seem to know, you seem you seem to know
Speaker 5: a lot about alcohol for somebody who's allergic to it.
Speaker 10: Well, we were worse men, Sally, we were made and
Speaker 10: Sally makes Yep, he makes them and I deliver them.
Speaker 10: But I did drink some vermouth. I don't even know
Speaker 10: what it was. I think he makes a bigin, don't you.
Speaker 5: Vermouth is Vermouth is a but it's it's a kind
Speaker 5: of wine. But it's I can't think of the name
Speaker 5: right now. And I'm a bartender. And again, vermouth is
Speaker 5: a kind of wine and it's it's really really good
Speaker 5: as a prepper for a martini. The proper martini should
Speaker 5: have just a drop or two of vermouth in the
Speaker 5: bottom of the glass. You swish it around the glass
Speaker 5: so it coats the glass. You dump the vermouth out,
Speaker 5: and then you put your vodka or your gin in it,
Speaker 5: uh shaken, not stirred into an ice cold, into a
Speaker 5: nice nice.
Speaker 10: I had a lover of glasses. I had all that
Speaker 10: in my apartment.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't drink well, just in case you had company, right,
Speaker 5: just in case you had company. You want to be
Speaker 5: uh yeah, sure.
Speaker 14: Absolutely spite or a coke person.
Speaker 5: Well that's not that's not the best for you either.
Speaker 10: I like cherry seven up, so that.
Speaker 5: Cherry seven up. We can make you some cherry seven up.
Speaker 10: That'd be good.
Speaker 5: I can do that. It's also called a Shirley temple mametry. Yes,
Speaker 5: we we gotta, we gotta, we gotta move along here, dear.
Speaker 8: I'm sorry, No, it's okay.
Speaker 5: So it's always good to talk to you. We actually
Speaker 5: talked with some substance for a change.
Speaker 10: Eddy. My name is Chaddy Patty at Amerson Baker. Were
Speaker 10: in Launce.
Speaker 5: Hey, y'all, I love you, hey, I'll see you next
Speaker 5: next Saturday at the bar.
Speaker 10: All right, I think I wear a dress or skirt.
Speaker 5: Well, i'd love to see the dress. Okay, dressed to
Speaker 5: impress with the side split. Okay, careful, I want dance.
Speaker 5: We'll see at Mamma Try. Oh geez, looking forward to
Speaker 5: that next Saturday at the bar there at Mama Street.
Speaker 5: The twenty eighth anniversary of the Saturday Morning edition this
Speaker 5: show on seven hundred wl.
Speaker 6: News twenty four hours a day.
Speaker 15: He was a Radio seven hundred WLW Jeff Weilerhonda dot
Speaker 15: Com into the.
Speaker 5: First official hour of this Saturday Morning edition from March
Speaker 5: the eighth, twenty twenty five. Gary, Jeff Walker, at your
Speaker 5: service on a Saturday morning. Well, Dick is uh, he's
Speaker 5: late today. I'm still trying to decide whether we'll let
Speaker 5: him hold on the line to punish him for his
Speaker 5: tardiness or whether we'll take him right now, I'm just
Speaker 5: too and you'll tell you what. Let's flip a coin
Speaker 5: and see if Dick gets on the air. Now, we
Speaker 5: just go along with the program and we fit him
Speaker 5: in wherever we can. Liam call it heads tails heads.
Speaker 5: We put Dick on. Now what and tails tails. He waits,
Speaker 5: what do you think? Tails? Tails? Heads?
Speaker 16: It is?
Speaker 5: Hey, good morning Dick, Good.
Speaker 3: Morning Kirk, Jeff. How are you you're late? Yeah, I
Speaker 3: overslept the day.
Speaker 5: Well, I mean you didn't massively oversleep. It's not like
Speaker 5: it's almost nine o'clock and the show is over. So
Speaker 5: I mean it's not bad. You're overslept by about seventeen minutes.
Speaker 5: But our friend, our friend Dave from Dayton wants to know. Yeah,
Speaker 5: what you think about that miraculous U d win over VCU.
Speaker 3: You know we don't. It's funny, we don't one of
Speaker 3: the channels here, but we don't get those games down
Speaker 3: here anymore.
Speaker 17: It's bad because down here.
Speaker 5: You're you're dig from Dayton and you can't get Dayton
Speaker 5: games on TV.
Speaker 3: No, that's crazy, that's stupid. You know.
Speaker 5: He also wants to know, since the party next Saturday is,
Speaker 5: you know, Saint Patrick's Day Weekend, can you pick and
Speaker 5: grin an Irish tune on the yuke? You know, any
Speaker 5: Irish tunes?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I think yeah, I could sure.
Speaker 5: All right, Aaron gobralis uh. And also he wanted to
Speaker 5: let you know that if Jeff from New Bremen can't
Speaker 5: bring you down to Newport for the show, for the party.
Speaker 5: Then he'll he'll get Jeff the uber driver again. Would
Speaker 5: that be okay with you?
Speaker 3: That would be fine?
Speaker 5: All right? So we're all set up right, We're all
Speaker 5: set up grey Next Saturday, we will see you in
Speaker 5: the flesh, Dick in the flesh at Huddles, right right.
Speaker 5: I can't wait. Say good night, Say good night, Dick.
Speaker 3: Good night, Gerry, good night.
Speaker 5: It's late this morning.
Speaker 11: How dare he.
Speaker 9: Take away the.
Speaker 5: Six nine time for our friend Dave from Harrison. Good morning, Dave.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry you were preempted by Dick, but he's gone now.
Speaker 3: Top of the morning to you there, Jeff, not a problem.
Speaker 12: I've been following him so long.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't know what to do.
Speaker 5: But I didn't follow him right exactly. Figured let's preserve
Speaker 5: the natural order of things on this show. There you go,
Speaker 5: all right, because we're always we're always tight, We're on point,
Speaker 5: and there's no room. There's no margin for error on
Speaker 5: the Saturday morning edition, is there, Dave?
Speaker 18: I suppose not.
Speaker 5: With that in mind, I hope this is good.
Speaker 11: We can all hope, can't. Yeah, Hey, Gared, Jeff, what
Speaker 11: kind of lights.
Speaker 6: Didn't know it use on the r What kind of
Speaker 6: what did he use?
Speaker 3: What kind of lights did know a use on the arc?
Speaker 5: Well, I didn't know that that we had electricity then,
Speaker 5: But what kind of lights did Noah use on the arc?
Speaker 19: Blood lights?
Speaker 12: Gared Jeff, what kind of biblical animal berries?
Speaker 19: It's nuts three hundred feet below sea level?
Speaker 5: What kind of biblical animal berries his nuts three hundred
Speaker 5: feet below sea level?
Speaker 3: Tell me, uh, dead sea squirrels?
Speaker 5: Did you say dead sea squirrels?
Speaker 10: Yes? I did.
Speaker 5: I'm laughing. I'm laughing. You know, make this one the
Speaker 5: good one.
Speaker 3: All right? I will so any rate, how do you
Speaker 3: keep someone in suspense?
Speaker 20: Jokes told by Dave from Harrison are not necessarily considered
Speaker 20: funny by the staff, management, or advertisers of seven hundred
Speaker 20: WLW or his parent company, iHeartMedia. If these attempts at
Speaker 20: humor have caused you to roll your eyes, made your
Speaker 20: stomach churn, or you have considered the entire exercise to
Speaker 20: be a colossal waste of time, we deeply apologize. Now
Speaker 20: back to our irregular.
Speaker 5: For people who are fans of primates, we have more
Speaker 5: monkeys on the advent of Mickey Dolan's eightieth birthday.
Speaker 4: To day, just days done, not just say.
Speaker 5: Back in about nineteen eighty seven or eighty eight, I
Speaker 5: took a date to a Monkey's concert because she was
Speaker 5: one of those girls in the late sixties and early
Speaker 5: seventies when they were very young watched the Monkeys TV
Speaker 5: series and then they did this tour and everybody was
Speaker 5: there in the eighties except for Michael Nesmith, the Mickey
Speaker 5: and Davy Jones and the Peter Tork were all on
Speaker 5: stage and she is standing on her chair next to
Speaker 5: me like she was twelve. Again, the Monkeys had that
Speaker 5: impact on people. Six point fifteen, on a Saturday morning
Speaker 5: Old radio, Rick Washburn on the line, how you doing,
Speaker 5: my friend?
Speaker 18: Hey morning Gary Jeff. Anybody who is a Monkeys fan,
Speaker 18: I highly recommend the book called I'm a Believer, written
Speaker 18: co written by Mickey Dolans. It is a really nicely
Speaker 18: done deep dive about their their lives, their lives as Monkeys,
Speaker 18: and who the who the troublesome ones in the band
Speaker 18: and around the band were versus those who weren't are
Speaker 18: kind of revealed in a bit of a surprise to me.
Speaker 5: Oh my goodness, I just got a picture from from
Speaker 5: Brookies and we've been talking to them in a few minutes.
Speaker 5: And there are the weather rocks and the rockets they're
Speaker 5: laying on the bar. I guess they've been saving them
Speaker 5: from the elements. Anyway, how are you receiving us this morning?
Speaker 5: And just give us a d EX report?
Speaker 18: Okay, well you're coming in five by five and now
Speaker 18: it all admittance. This hasn't put back together yet, but
Speaker 18: I uh was putting the finishing touches on this morning.
Speaker 18: And this would be the uh the nineteen thirties because
Speaker 18: being eineteen thirty. Filco twenty b Baby Grand Cathedral Radio
Speaker 18: of the ownership owned by one doctor Sander.
Speaker 5: Oh Mark, doctor Mark Sider.
Speaker 18: Yes, sorry I was looking for the name.
Speaker 3: No, he's a doctor.
Speaker 5: No, just just think about Raymond Bird as ironsides mock mock.
Speaker 3: I never forget that this is.
Speaker 5: A nineteen thirty.
Speaker 18: Yes, it is a beautiful cathedral. It's the very first
Speaker 18: cathedral model that Philco made. It's a TRF which allows
Speaker 18: you to come in loud and clear and sound with
Speaker 18: better fidelity than a more modern design superhead. But tuning
Speaker 18: is a little bit challenging, and you do need a
Speaker 18: fantastic antenna with it. But regardless, it has seven tubes
Speaker 18: and it's just it's just a beautiful cabinet, very ornate
Speaker 18: speaker grill. When I received it. The cabinet has two
Speaker 18: major problems which were scrambling to get resolved this week.
Speaker 18: One the ugliest grilled cloth ever. Quite sure the original
Speaker 18: one wasn't purple, sorry Mark. Second of all, there is
Speaker 18: a the arch top. There was a brace in the
Speaker 18: back that was glued to the and sometimes nailed to
Speaker 18: the cabinet to give it some rigidity. Because the whole
Speaker 18: curved top of the cabinet is made just from bending veneer.
Speaker 18: There's no actual wood that's cut into that arch side,
Speaker 18: and that brack, that brace is missing, and I actually
Speaker 18: had to have a guy with a jigsaw and some
Speaker 18: patients cut me one that would fit this cabinet perfectly.
Speaker 18: So the glue is drying and hopefully works that well.
Speaker 18: It's really easy to reach behind the cabinet and just
Speaker 18: grab it lift it up, and if you do that,
Speaker 18: you're gonna be holding some chips of an ear in
Speaker 18: your hand and broken radio is gonna be still sitting
Speaker 18: on the table.
Speaker 12: So don't do that.
Speaker 5: So they would not even put any wood in this.
Speaker 3: In the top in the top of it.
Speaker 18: No, it was just the veneer on the sides, over
Speaker 18: the top and then down the other side, and then
Speaker 18: they just put this brace in to hold its shape. Basically,
Speaker 18: the front of it has wood, so that holds the
Speaker 18: cabinet together for the most part and also gives it
Speaker 18: the shape. But yeah, it was I wouldn't say the
Speaker 18: same quality of engineers that created this tirf circuitry or
Speaker 18: the ones who put the cabinet idea together, or maybe
Speaker 18: it was an afterthought. I don't know, But go ahead,
Speaker 18: I was gonna say, I jump over to the catalog
Speaker 18: where it lists all of the baby grands together. That
Speaker 18: was their nicknames. I don't know why it was referred
Speaker 18: to as a ba be Grand, but that was the
Speaker 18: nickname they gave to all the cathedrals. But essentially, uh, first, well,
Speaker 18: first of all, beautiful cabinets of finest woods, all hand rubbed.
Speaker 5: Except the except the curved top. That's all only Vernier.
Speaker 18: But apparently somebody still rubbed it. You don't be uncomfortable.
Speaker 5: We're out of this. We're out of the save Harbor area.
Speaker 5: Uh So you've got to be careful what you say. Well,
Speaker 5: in other words, I don't need you talking about rubbing
Speaker 5: your radio's veneer.
Speaker 18: Okay, oh no, they did that h at the factory,
Speaker 18: so I don't need to That's that's part of what
Speaker 18: the value is with the Pilco baby Grand apparently.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 5: What else?
Speaker 18: Well, I want to say, there's a theme.
Speaker 3: See if you can pick it up.
Speaker 18: Seven tubes, four pentodes, et cetera, automatic volume control, et cetera,
Speaker 18: electro dynamic speaker. What I'm about to say, Yeah, do
Speaker 18: you guys even know what etcetera means? So basically the
Speaker 18: entire catalog description is YadA YadA, YadA, very good, very nice.
Speaker 5: All right, Ricky, thank you. I guess we'll see you
Speaker 5: next Saturday.
Speaker 19: It's the plan.
Speaker 18: You bet you all right man, and end the cathedral.
Speaker 5: Wow, you're bringing gifts. We love it bearing gifts. Old
Speaker 5: Radio Rick at gmail dot com if you'd like to
Speaker 5: get in touch with mister Washburn. It is coming up
Speaker 5: on twenty two minutes after the.
Speaker 21: Hour gone, and we slowly start to see clouds decrease.
Speaker 21: We'll end up seeing a high in the mid forties.
Speaker 21: We're back down to the mid thirties. Tonight before we
Speaker 21: see temperatures climb to the mid fifties tomorrow. Firmas of
Speaker 21: your weather station. I'm nine first Morning Meteorologist Cameron Harden
Speaker 21: on NewsRadio seven hundred WLW one.
Speaker 5: Hundred l W score Liam Tomlinson in his tournament time.
Speaker 5: This is the last weekend that any Power conference will
Speaker 5: be playing regular season games, and then all the conference
Speaker 5: attorneys kick in. The SEC is expected to get as
Speaker 5: many as thirteen or fourteen teams in the Big Dance
Speaker 5: from that collection. Are you still a fan of your
Speaker 5: Kentucky Wildcats or is everybody else going to be bowing
Speaker 5: down to the Auburn Tigers when it comes to that
Speaker 5: one shining moment.
Speaker 7: The Kentucky Wildcats, It's gonna sound like a loser take
Speaker 7: because you hang banners as a Kentucky fan. But since COVID,
Speaker 7: the vibe has changed and it's good. The energy has
Speaker 7: been good this year. I just want to see them
Speaker 7: get out of the first weekend. You know, they lost
Speaker 7: Jackson Rolinson. He is out for the year, so it
Speaker 7: kind of shifts. One of your leading scorers is out
Speaker 7: for the year. That shifts how your offense rolls. But
Speaker 7: with Lamart Butler being back. He's a key piece and
Speaker 7: he's such a point guard, the way he brings the
Speaker 7: ball to the court, the way he's on the ball. Defender,
Speaker 7: he's a pesky defender. He's a Final four player. He
Speaker 7: was on the Final four team the San Diego State.
Speaker 5: It's not who you're playing without, it's who you're playing with,
Speaker 5: and it's fair and Mark Pope will have to make
Speaker 5: do with what he's got left in the cupboard, and
Speaker 5: there's plenty there if they just play together and don't
Speaker 5: turn the ball over. My Vanderbilt commodoers are going to
Speaker 5: get in to the Big Dance regardless of what happens
Speaker 5: in the SEC tournaments. They're one of the thirteen to
Speaker 5: fourteen teams in that league that are gonna get in.
Speaker 5: And they've had a decent season. Big year for Vandy
Speaker 5: football basketball, I mean, what a year. Baseball is always,
Speaker 5: you know, one of those sports where Vanderbilt seems to excel,
Speaker 5: at at least on a cyclical basis. In the Big Twelve.
Speaker 19: What do you see?
Speaker 7: Kansas this year has been kind of mid. Isn't that
Speaker 7: crazy to hear? But I think Houston so dominant. Houston's
Speaker 7: my pick to win the national Championship. I feel like
Speaker 7: they've been knocking on the door for years.
Speaker 5: Let's slow down here, circus boy, let's switch gears talk
Speaker 5: about our Reds and spring training. They're back in action
Speaker 5: today after some rainout and delays in Arizona yesterday. But
Speaker 5: we've got action today in the spring training.
Speaker 19: Yeah.
Speaker 7: The Reds host the Diamondbacks this afternoon. First pitch is
Speaker 7: set for three or five on Fox Sports thirteen.
Speaker 8: Sixty. Under Green has been announced as the Reds Opening
Speaker 8: Day starter.
Speaker 5: Here you go, and Chris Sabo will be the Grand
Speaker 5: Marshal of the Finley Market Opening Day Parade. Michael Waltrip
Speaker 5: the NASCAR icon as honorary Grand Marshal for Opening Day
Speaker 5: Parade on March twenty seventh, And they will be renaming
Speaker 5: I don't know if you know this. I'm sure you do.
Speaker 5: They're renaming a little portion of a street near Finley
Speaker 5: where the parade steps off, and a bench in honor
Speaker 5: of the late great Jim Scott, who was so so
Speaker 5: closely associated with the Reds an Opening Day. He was
Speaker 5: always there and it will be different without Jim. Any
Speaker 5: other comments or things you'd like to add.
Speaker 8: Sc Cincinnati. They played a night at home.
Speaker 7: It's their first Bibblehead giveaway and their ten year franchise history.
Speaker 7: Kickoff is set for seven thirty. Pregame coverage begins at seven.
Speaker 7: You see it's on the road and still water. Tonight,
Speaker 7: pregame coverage begins at two thirty. Tip is set for
Speaker 7: three right here on seven hundred WLW and Xavier is
Speaker 7: currently the last team in the tournament according to Joe
Speaker 7: Lenardi's bracketology. The Musketeers host Providence this afternoon. Pregame coverage
Speaker 7: begins at three thirty. Tip is set for four on
Speaker 7: fifty five KRC.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 22: I'm toasting you, Sid Honey, we made me throw dude,
Speaker 22: You'll never care me com play.
Speaker 5: Bare whiskey Brown Plant of.
Speaker 23: The James.
Speaker 5: Pedis my friend's Handy's out of Cincinnati, through Hamilton and
Speaker 5: then Claremont and into how now Brown County, to the
Speaker 5: lovely village of Ripley, Ohio and the banks of the
Speaker 5: Mighty Ohio River. There on Main Street, where there was
Speaker 5: a gathering, a gaggle, if you will, of good folks
Speaker 5: getting together early for some genuine human fellowship in a
Speaker 5: place that usually is a den of iniquity a bar
Speaker 5: named Brookie's Saloon. The gang is all here. Good morning, gang,
Speaker 5: Good morning. I understand from the screenshot that I got
Speaker 5: from you, Doug Bonson, that the rockheads of Ripley Weather
Speaker 5: Rock Fame are performing at Brookies this morning. I see
Speaker 5: them on the bar and they look they look dazzling.
Speaker 5: They just do. They're brilliant.
Speaker 24: They're kicking it.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you they're kicking it this morning.
Speaker 5: Yeah, So what's what's the deal? Did the Weather Rock
Speaker 5: not want the rock cats around, didn't like the competition,
Speaker 5: or you just decided that you'd bring them inside for
Speaker 5: a moment. What's going on here?
Speaker 24: Oh well, I just didn't get down there to put
Speaker 24: them back out. It was wendy this week and it
Speaker 24: was really cold.
Speaker 19: I didn't want to go.
Speaker 18: Down there and put them out.
Speaker 24: But anyway, we've had a phenomena here. I don't know
Speaker 24: about you haven't it in Cincinnati, but we had raining
Speaker 24: mud here at our Billy.
Speaker 3: Don't know if you had that raining mud our cars.
Speaker 24: Our cars are coated with dirty water. It's it's rained
Speaker 24: some kind of queen the atmosphere out Let's put it
Speaker 24: that way. Our cars have got like mud.
Speaker 5: According according to former President Biden, it could be oil cancer.
Speaker 5: Be careful. Oh wow, So, so who all is in
Speaker 5: attendance this morning at this little confab at Brookies besides
Speaker 5: the rockets and you, Sherry.
Speaker 25: Well Brookie's fare and that.
Speaker 3: Hey, we do have a question.
Speaker 12: Do we need to maybe bring the rockets for performance?
Speaker 3: Man?
Speaker 5: You know what, I didn't even think about that, Doug.
Speaker 5: That'd be a fantastic idea. If the rockets will will
Speaker 5: go on the road and perform at Huddles next Saturday.
Speaker 5: This could be here. But we're gonna have to hire
Speaker 5: extra security because you know, we don't want anybody stealing
Speaker 5: the rockets or trying to pocket one.
Speaker 18: Right, We're sure no kidnapping.
Speaker 5: So I mean, if you can provide propercy, I'm going
Speaker 5: to be busy meeting and greet and pressing the flesh
Speaker 5: and bartending, so I really won't have time to watch
Speaker 5: the rock catch Serry, will you be in charge of
Speaker 5: watching the rockets.
Speaker 3: He's got a lot of responsibilities. Plus the name tags,
Speaker 3: you know. Yeah, we've got.
Speaker 5: The hello my name is tags again this year.
Speaker 3: Oh we'll find us.
Speaker 5: We'll find some that was perfect. Somebody named Barney somebody
Speaker 5: named Barney is bringing a sheet cake. And I also
Speaker 5: wanted to announce now that we're on the subject, that
Speaker 5: not only is it the twenty eighth anniversary of the
Speaker 5: Saturday morning edition this show on seven hundred WLW, it's
Speaker 5: also this year the thirtieth anniversary of chip Hart and
Speaker 5: the Big Outdoors. So the Big Outdoors, the Big Outdoors
Speaker 5: Anniversary Party is joining our anniversary party. Chip Hart Wow
Speaker 5: has signaled to me he will be in attendance, and
Speaker 5: for that reason, Barney is bringing a sheet cake.
Speaker 12: It's got too easy in it, doesn't it.
Speaker 5: Actually three two in sheet, two and sheet and one
Speaker 5: in cake.
Speaker 12: Hey, another big week at Brookies here on Wednesday night.
Speaker 12: It's the beautiful weather we heart's drawing, you know, daylight
Speaker 12: savings time kicks in.
Speaker 5: So yeah, Wednesday, Wednesday is going to be one of
Speaker 5: those seventy degree days that we've got ahead next week,
Speaker 5: and the weather looks like it will cooperate. I tell
Speaker 5: you what, the last time I went to Brookies for
Speaker 5: a Queen of Hearts drawing, it was like it was
Speaker 5: like Woodstock without the mud. The people in the street, dancing, partying, drinking,
Speaker 5: it was a It was a good time. So I'm
Speaker 5: looking forward to nice weather and maybe I can make
Speaker 5: I might have to call off my my my sixth
Speaker 5: day of work next week and come out on Wednesday.
Speaker 5: That sounds like a good time anyway. What else.
Speaker 3: That's that's it?
Speaker 12: No man, no nothing, but there is some food here
Speaker 12: cooks out of jail.
Speaker 5: If the if the cook's out of jail, the eaton's
Speaker 5: good at Brookies. Okay, guys, thanks so much for the report.
Speaker 5: I'll look forward to seeing the rockets next Saturday morning.
Speaker 5: And uh all right, Sherry, thank you very provide the
Speaker 5: security now, Jeez Steve from at Ohio hanging with a
Speaker 5: fifty phone call and new's of the week Next.
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Speaker 15: great great grandson? Will we finally have flying cars? Will
Speaker 15: the robots have taken over? And a brutal war will
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Speaker 7: Hey, everybody, when we started out in Nashville, we never
Speaker 7: imagined what we were going to be able to achieve.
Speaker 8: We got here because we worked together and had each
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Speaker 21: In America, we have the privilege of being a diverse
Speaker 21: society made up of people from all kinds of backgrounds,
Speaker 21: and that's a big part of what makes this country
Speaker 21: such a great place to live.
Speaker 5: When we put uside our differences and work together, there
Speaker 5: is no challenge too great to overcome.
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Speaker 5: For our forecast. As you heard, the weather rock has
Speaker 5: spoken and all dry today. I have forty eight tomorrow
Speaker 5: up to fifty and the stranger on the shore. And
Speaker 5: sometimes there's no one stranger than Steve from that Now
Speaker 5: I'm kidding Steve, good morning. How are you, sir?
Speaker 11: I am doing fine, sir.
Speaker 5: Isn't that beautifulski?
Speaker 3: Oh oh, excuse me, I.
Speaker 11: Jumped on you.
Speaker 5: No, No, isn't that beautiful? That stranger in this mister?
Speaker 5: What were you going to say about do Zelensky? As
Speaker 5: we get kicked off here?
Speaker 11: When Zelenski and Trump got together on the last day
Speaker 11: of February, we thought nothing could top the drama.
Speaker 3: But fear and.
Speaker 11: Loathing is always right around the corner in DC. Thus,
Speaker 11: in the first week of BArch, madness came early in
Speaker 11: the form of the Democrat's response to the Trump addressed
Speaker 11: before a joint session of Congress. I stressed joint because
Speaker 11: the socialist Democrats clearly were smoking wacky tobacci. First Texas
Speaker 11: Democrat Al Green had to be escorted out after he
Speaker 11: shook his cane at Trump and yelled so incoherently that
Speaker 11: even his fellow Democrats seemed confused. It was ironically a
Speaker 11: throwback to the nineteenth century, when pro slavery types would caine,
Speaker 11: abolitionists and senseless on the Senate floor. Congressman Green should
Speaker 11: recall Martin Luther King's plea that blacks should be judged
Speaker 11: by the content of their character, not the color of
Speaker 11: their skin. We have now reached that point with Representative
Speaker 11: Green and find his character wanting. And then there's Pocahontas
Speaker 11: Warren of the People's Republic of Massachusetts, who was sitting
Speaker 11: next to another socialist, Bernice Sanders. When Trump mocked Democrats
Speaker 11: for wanting another five years of booty and bloodshed in
Speaker 11: the Ukraine Russia War. Pocahontas began clapping. By all means, Liz,
Speaker 11: let's have more dead bodies, and when we've exhausted every
Speaker 11: able bodied Ukrainian, let's continue with fetuses. Now I know
Speaker 11: why she changed her name to something with war in it.
Speaker 11: And then there was Michigan Democrat Senator Elisa Slattin delivering
Speaker 11: the official progressive response to Trump's speech. She says, and
Speaker 11: this is a great quote. Donald Trump's actions suggests he
Speaker 11: does not believe we are an exceptional nation. He clearly
Speaker 11: does not think we should lead the world. This comes
Speaker 11: after four years of Biden and Harris trying their best
Speaker 11: to turn America into a Third World banana republic, a
Speaker 11: joy to our enemies, a question mark to our allies. Yeah,
Speaker 11: that's leadership, Slotkin. Trump does not think we're an exceptional nation.
Speaker 11: That's what America First and MAGA are all about. Allow
Speaker 11: me to remind her of New York Democrat Governor Andrew
Speaker 11: Cuomo's twenty eighteen comment on Make America Great Again quote,
Speaker 11: it was never that great? Then, why did your Italian
Speaker 11: ancestors come here? Andrew? You are partially right. New York
Speaker 11: City was never that great, and with you as mayor,
Speaker 11: it will never be in the future because it has none.
Speaker 11: Let me disabuse conservatives of the notion that the socialist
Speaker 11: Democrat feces fits this week are the direct result of
Speaker 11: their hatred of Donald Trump. It has very little to
Speaker 11: do with Trump. Their hatred of American values and especially
Speaker 11: the Constitution, Trump's pardon the expression personalities. Recall early in
Speaker 11: Trump's first term when Vice President Mike Pence, a Rhino
Speaker 11: Charter member, appeared at a Broadway performance of Hamilton.
Speaker 3: Remember that the.
Speaker 11: Cast actually stopped in mid performance and ridicule Pence from
Speaker 11: the stage. It was outrageous on its faith, but just
Speaker 11: another day at the office for Democrats. If you think
Speaker 11: that when Trump leaves, it will stop with a JD
Speaker 11: vance er rohnd de santus hughes. Don't understand that what
Speaker 11: we are experiencing is consummit evil in every form. When
Speaker 11: democrats sit on their hands, when a black youngster, cancer
Speaker 11: survivor becomes an honorary Secret Service agent at a presidential presentation,
Speaker 11: you have seen the human face of the dark angel.
Speaker 8: The former Chief read.
Speaker 11: Of Russia, Nikita Khrushev, set the gold standard for leftist ideologues.
Speaker 11: In nineteen sixty at a United Nations General Assembly session,
Speaker 11: he took exception to a charge that the Soviet Union
Speaker 11: was guilty of depriving the civil rights of the peoples
Speaker 11: of Eastern Europe. Nikita rushed to the rostrum, rushed aside
Speaker 11: the accuser, and called him a jerk, stooge and lackey
Speaker 11: of American imperialism. He then proceeded to bang his fists
Speaker 11: on his desk and then banged his shoe on the table.
Speaker 11: Sound familiar. Get used to it. By the way, the
Speaker 11: Chinese kamis are advertising jobs for fired US intelligence agents.
Speaker 11: I thought they were already CCP agents. Back to Zelenski,
Speaker 11: whose wardrobe reminds you of Fidel Castro's he's been listening
Speaker 11: to Democrats.
Speaker 3: And not Trump.
Speaker 11: Elvis Gerald and Louis Armstrong had some advice in their
Speaker 11: song Undecided, which starts first you say you do, and
Speaker 11: then you don't, and then you say you will, and
Speaker 11: then you won't. You're undecided now, so why do you
Speaker 11: gonna do? I'm sorry, Ella, Louis. That's the best that
Speaker 11: I could do, and that's the best the Democrats can do. Wow, Okay, Gary, Jeff,
Speaker 11: that's it.
Speaker 3: Wait till next week.
Speaker 5: Oh man, I can't wait till next week. Good stuff
Speaker 5: from Steve Simon. Another fifty phone calling news of the week.
Speaker 5: On this Saturday morning, March the eighth, It's six point
Speaker 5: fifty two back after a break. You know that weeks
Speaker 5: ago would be a special celebration this year at a
Speaker 5: place called Hap's Irish Pub. And we're coming up, of
Speaker 5: course on Saint Patrick's Day. To figure that an Irish
Speaker 5: pub would be a hot bed of drunken debauchery and celebration,
Speaker 5: and it probably will again this year. But my friend
Speaker 5: was Danny Thommas, who owned a half cyris pub for
Speaker 5: quite a while, took it over from his dad. They
Speaker 5: are celebrating their fiftieth anniversary. This year they're on erie
Speaker 5: in the Hyde Park area Half Cyris Pub. And he
Speaker 5: suggested that we should resurrect an annual party that Halps
Speaker 5: hosted for many years. When I did the Breakfast with
Speaker 5: the Beatles show back in August of nineteen ninety six,
Speaker 5: we decided a promotions person actually decided I went right
Speaker 5: along with it because it was a great idea to
Speaker 5: invite people who were at the last Beatles show in
Speaker 5: nineteen sixty six in Cincinnati their Crosley Field to get
Speaker 5: together on a Sunday morning and celebrate the thirtieth anniversary
Speaker 5: of the Beatles appearance in Cincinnati, and we did, and
Speaker 5: we did that at the station. Well that grew and
Speaker 5: Danny Thomas and some family members of his came on
Speaker 5: my Breakfast with the Beatles show, and the next year
Speaker 5: they offered to let HAPs host the Breakfast with the
Speaker 5: Beatles party, and we did one a year. We did
Speaker 5: a couple in one year, a couple of times, so
Speaker 5: there were two celebrations, one in the summer and one
Speaker 5: in the winter. And this went on for over a decade,
Speaker 5: and Danny suggested that we resurrect that again this coming
Speaker 5: August at Apps on a Sunday morning. I'll get to
Speaker 5: tails as we get closer, but this will be sometime
Speaker 5: in the middle of August. I think the original Beatles
Speaker 5: concert in Cincinnati. The last one was August sixteenth, nineteen
Speaker 5: sixty six. There was a rain out and they moved
Speaker 5: to the next day anyway, So sometime as we get
Speaker 5: closer to that date, I will let you know when
Speaker 5: this is going to occur, and the Fab four Fanatics
Speaker 5: will get together again on a Sunday morning at halps
Speaker 5: Irish Pub as they celebrate their fiftieth anniversary. Look forward
Speaker 5: to it. I love what Steve talked about during his
Speaker 5: commentary this morning to the effect that this really isn't
Speaker 5: Trump derangement syndrome. What's going on now with opposition to
Speaker 5: what's being pushed and the agenda that is going forward
Speaker 5: now in our country. Because they said the same things
Speaker 5: about Ronald Reagan, they being the leftist Democrats, the Marxists,
Speaker 5: the globalists who are in charge of the Democrat Party
Speaker 5: right now, if anybody is, they said the same things
Speaker 5: about Ronald Reagan. They said the same things about George W. Bush,
Speaker 5: All the Hitler comments, the Nazis the white supremacist comments
Speaker 5: that they make about Donald Trump. And no matter who
Speaker 5: it is who runs for a president on the Republican
Speaker 5: side in twenty twenty eight, be it Ron DeSantis or
Speaker 5: JD Vance, the current vice president or whomever. We I mean,
Speaker 5: we don't know, and we just know it won't be
Speaker 5: Donald Trump because he will have turned out, we think.
Speaker 5: But no matter who it is, the leftist will still
Speaker 5: charge that the Republican is a Nazi or Hitler or worse,
Speaker 5: or a Putin lover, a Putin puppet. They say the
Speaker 5: same things over and over again. After a while of
Speaker 5: the continued regurgitation, you just pay no attention to their
Speaker 5: verbal vomit. So it's not really Trump arrangement syndrome. It's
Speaker 5: anything that's good for America syndrome. With these group of Democrats.
Speaker 5: Steve Shulti and Environmental News coming up right after the
Speaker 5: News at seven o'clock, which is approaching right now, Tick
Speaker 5: tick tick. We are attempting as we get into another
Speaker 5: hour of the Saturday morning ants for this Saturday, March eight,
Speaker 5: twenty twenty five, to get the picture of the rockets
Speaker 5: on the bar at Brookies in Ripley up on the
Speaker 5: website at seven hundred WLW dot com. That would be
Speaker 5: the Gary Jeff blog page. So we'll have a new
Speaker 5: picture up for the first time in probably fifteen years.
Speaker 5: We'll have a new picture of the Rockets. And meanwhile,
Speaker 5: I'm watching one of these crinsworthy videos of Democrats trying
Speaker 5: to be Donald Trump. They're just simply not. How about
Speaker 5: we do Steve Shulte the segment that is retired environmental engineer.
Speaker 4: I see trees, some green, redrosso I see them blue.
Speaker 17: Funing you, and I think to myself, why.
Speaker 5: What a wonderful world? Indeed, good morning, mister child. How
Speaker 5: are you doing?
Speaker 3: Good morning Mary Jeff Better?
Speaker 5: All right? Uh, you know you were. You were talking
Speaker 5: to me though you you let me know via text
Speaker 5: that you and your first wife, Connie both grew up
Speaker 5: about a quarter mile from Halps. I was talking about
Speaker 5: halps Irish Pub.
Speaker 3: Yes, well that's that's true.
Speaker 19: Back in the day.
Speaker 12: Literally she lived two blocks behind Apps halps Irish Pub
Speaker 12: on Saybrook Avenue.
Speaker 5: Well, anyway, all right, so so we're gonna shout outs.
Speaker 5: Two shout outs.
Speaker 12: Shoutouts First to my to the South class of seventy
Speaker 12: three alumni, my whole alumni who met at Fredburgh Brewing
Speaker 12: yesterday at Harrison, Ohio. And secondly, uh next Saturday, Gary
Speaker 12: Jeff is the Saint Patrick's Day parade, believe.
Speaker 19: It or not.
Speaker 12: But Anthony Immunos as the honorary Grand Marshall step off
Speaker 12: at noon at Central Avenue and Marrying Way next to
Speaker 12: the a Horse Stadium. So and of course my son
Speaker 12: Chris is once again leading the charge of the parade.
Speaker 5: Now here's the question, does this affect your status on
Speaker 5: dropping by for our group picture for the anniversary party
Speaker 5: on Saturday next week?
Speaker 12: Well, it may because it starts I have to be
Speaker 12: down there about nine o'clock as one of the parade marshals,
Speaker 12: so it may very well be.
Speaker 5: Well, we may have to delay the group picture till
Speaker 5: like two o'clock. If the parade steps off at noon,
Speaker 5: you'll be done by one, right.
Speaker 12: Yeah, Typically we're done by one.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 19: All right?
Speaker 5: All right, Sony, anyway, go ahead, No, I'm waiting for you.
Speaker 5: What'd you start to say?
Speaker 19: All right?
Speaker 5: Another one?
Speaker 12: This is another one comes from Climate Change Weekly number
Speaker 12: five thirty six. If people want to subscribe to this
Speaker 12: Climate Change Weekly, you go to heartland dot org forward
Speaker 12: slash subscribe forward slash and you'll get you there. But
Speaker 12: the headline crops doing fine. Increase in social cost of
Speaker 12: carbon calculation was unwarranted.
Speaker 19: The Biden regime.
Speaker 12: Increased the federal government's social cost of carbon assessment by
Speaker 12: five hundred percent based on the claim that data on
Speaker 12: crop yields from nineteen twenty fourteen suggested a sharp decline
Speaker 12: over time, dramatically increasing each cost of each ton of
Speaker 12: carbon emitted. And of course, as you increase the cost
Speaker 12: of so called cost of each car ton of carbon,
Speaker 12: admitted Gary Jeff, you can justify far more boondoggers. Research
Speaker 12: recently published in the journal Nation Scientific Reports, looking at
Speaker 12: the data sets came to the opposite conclusion. Professor Ross
Speaker 12: mckindrick of the University of Guelph in Canada found that
Speaker 12: the Biden regime used less than half the data that
Speaker 12: was available for analysis. This is called cherry picking. Yes,
Speaker 12: the professor was able to recover the missing data from
Speaker 12: three hundred and sixty six additional data sets.
Speaker 3: Analyzing the broader set.
Speaker 12: Of records, he found that not only would crop yields
Speaker 12: not decline as CO two increased in the atmosphere, yields
Speaker 12: would increase, as they have in fact done to this point.
Speaker 12: I mean, you know, this just tells you what happened
Speaker 12: when science it's trumped by politics and ideology.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and I'm sorry we're kind of short on time here, Steve.
Speaker 5: But science is science is ignored basically for an agenda.
Speaker 5: And as far as the social cost of carbon, aren't
Speaker 5: you and I and pretty much everything on this planet
Speaker 5: carbon based?
Speaker 19: Yep?
Speaker 5: Okay, So the only answer is the elimination of human
Speaker 5: beings for these people, I appreciate you call as always,
Speaker 5: and to look forward to seeing you either at the
Speaker 5: Saint Patty's Day parade next weekend or the party. It's
Speaker 5: seven to eleven the.
Speaker 19: O of the day.
Speaker 6: I got a dog from the shelter.
Speaker 5: Why didn't you get a cat? I'm allergic to cats
Speaker 5: because you hate cat?
Speaker 3: No, I don't.
Speaker 6: Cats are fine.
Speaker 5: You ought to be fired cat hater you're talking about.
Speaker 7: I'm not a hater.
Speaker 15: I sometimes it feels like it's not safe to say anything,
Speaker 15: but not with Eddie and Rockey.
Speaker 6: They want to hear what you have to say.
Speaker 5: We think it's important for everyone to be hurt.
Speaker 12: Eddie and Rockney Monday afternoon at.
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Speaker 5: Pasta is back on a Saturday morning to Chad Rocko.
Speaker 5: How are you.
Speaker 23: Great, Joja?
Speaker 3: How are you So?
Speaker 5: We were going to talk about the microbiome or but
Speaker 5: here's the thing I noticed in these discussions. When we
Speaker 5: start talking about the microbiome or the my biome or whatever,
Speaker 5: it gets really detailed for people, and it's it's information
Speaker 5: that people can't pardon the pun, digest this early in
Speaker 5: the morning, so we'll have to save that for another time.
Speaker 5: If you'd like to know about the microbiome and how
Speaker 5: important it is and why so many Americans are just
Speaker 5: plain fat because of what they put into their bodies,
Speaker 5: you can go to Rococostelano dot com and check out
Speaker 5: his fantastic writing and research. He does a great detailed
Speaker 5: writing and research, and apparently he has an axe to
Speaker 5: grind this morning with the powers that be when it
Speaker 5: comes to the hep B vaccine hepatitis B vaccine for
Speaker 5: infants as if infants are sexually active. And this all
Speaker 5: this all extends to the man I call the Merchant
Speaker 5: of Death. Some people know him as Anthony Fauci.
Speaker 19: Please explain, Rocco, well, please, I never give him his
Speaker 19: god given name ever again, because he is the merchant
Speaker 19: of death, the merchant.
Speaker 26: And you know, the funny thing or the sad thing
Speaker 26: about uh the have Be vaccine was that it's really
Speaker 26: only a vaccine that would be good for sex workers
Speaker 26: and and.
Speaker 5: I be drug users.
Speaker 19: And what was happening was.
Speaker 27: No one when this first came out, no one was
Speaker 27: taking the vaccine because mostly adults would need this, you know,
Speaker 27: after you know, eighteen twenty years old, and so.
Speaker 28: So Fauci and the CDC decided it would be a
Speaker 28: really good idea to say, oh, okay, let's make it
Speaker 28: a part of the of the children's vaccine schedule so
Speaker 28: that the pharmaceutical companies could actually break even or make.
Speaker 19: Money or a profit for this.
Speaker 23: There is no reason whatsoever that a child should a
Speaker 23: literally just born child, should ever have that have that vaccine.
Speaker 19: They tried to say that.
Speaker 13: That it's you know, that it would be good if
Speaker 13: the if the mother had the disease, and and then
Speaker 13: I want to go to the child if they got
Speaker 13: the vaccine. But that's not even a real reason, because
Speaker 13: you would just test the mother and then you.
Speaker 3: Could give it to him. But there's no reason whatsoever
Speaker 3: that a child.
Speaker 5: No, it needs me right, an infant does not need
Speaker 5: the hepatitis B vaccine unless they've got some really sick
Speaker 5: parents and they're going to be sexually active with their
Speaker 5: infant son or daughter. Oh my god, I can't even
Speaker 5: believe I'm saying that. But but it's all because it's all.
Speaker 5: It's all because the merchant of death, in cahoots with
Speaker 5: the pharmaceutical company before this vaccine died on the shelves
Speaker 5: because no one was using it, said we've got a
Speaker 5: way for you to make a profit. It's not going
Speaker 5: to help anybody but you, but let's make it a
Speaker 5: part of a child's schedule of vaccinations. They're just sick, Rocco.
Speaker 5: They are sick people. And the merchant of death is
Speaker 5: number one. Never to be referred to as Anthony or
Speaker 5: Fauci or any other name. He will from this point
Speaker 5: forward be the merchant of death. Look at AZT in
Speaker 5: the age of AIDS, and look at all the things
Speaker 5: that this liar put us through through the scamdemic, all
Speaker 5: for profit for himself and the pharmaceutical companies. Roco as
Speaker 5: always brilliant, Thank you so much, sir, seven nineteen time
Speaker 5: for the Tom Davis Diary. I like to refer to
Speaker 5: it as the diary with wild, wacky stories from around
Speaker 5: the country and around the world. Here is our correspondent,
Speaker 5: Tom Davis. Tom Good Morning, Gary, Jeff. This week I
Speaker 5: was kidnapped by the mafia.
Speaker 29: Maybe, But first, another world record attempt Redeep Sakia, an
Speaker 29: Indian man, attend to to break the record for eating
Speaker 29: burning charcoal. He was able to consume two point two
Speaker 29: pounds of charcoal per cats while they're on fire and
Speaker 29: under a minute. The question is did he break the record? Well,
Speaker 29: according to the Guinness Book of World Records, it's pending.
Speaker 29: A man from China recently needed emergency surgery after rupturing
Speaker 29: a facial artery while he was digging for gold. And
Speaker 29: get this, his wife actually posted a video online of
Speaker 29: him picking his nose, she says, to discourage others from
Speaker 29: the disgusting habit. A man in Singapore was hospitalized after
Speaker 29: eating a seven pound burger in thirty minutes. Doctors had
Speaker 29: to drain his stomach because it was at risk of bursting.
Speaker 29: It was literally stretched to its physical limits. Doctor say
Speaker 29: the incident highlights the dangers of competitive eating and finally,
Speaker 29: Joshua B. Fernando of Pennsylvania is heading to prison for
Speaker 29: faking a mafia kidnapping. He deceived his victims by claiming
Speaker 29: he was kidnapped by the mafia in Europe and needed
Speaker 29: ransom money to survive. His scheme involved sending pictures and
Speaker 29: videos of himself being abused and threatened. He was caught
Speaker 29: trying to withdraw one hundred and thirty thousand dollars from
Speaker 29: a bank account after the victims became suspicious and alerted
Speaker 29: law enforcement. Next week, a soccer match canceled after.
Speaker 5: A child bit the referee. Have a great weekend.
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Speaker 5: We're feeling please Liam.
Speaker 7: FC Cincinnati host Toronto to night kickofficet for seven thirty
Speaker 7: pregame coverage. It begins at seven on Fox Sports thirteen sixty.
Speaker 7: You see is on the road and still water. This
Speaker 7: afternoon pregame coverage begins a two thirty tip a set
Speaker 7: for three right here on seven hundred WLW Saviors, currently
Speaker 7: the last team in the tournament according to Joe Lonardi.
Speaker 7: Right now, the Musketeers hosts Providence to close out the
Speaker 7: regular season. Pregame coverage begins at three thirty tip set
Speaker 7: for four on fifty five k RC. The Red hosts
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Speaker 7: five on Fox Sports thirteen sixty.
Speaker 5: Very very well, now all the games all season long.
Speaker 5: When the regular season kicks in on the home of
Speaker 5: the Red, seven hunderd WLW. Where we are right now,
Speaker 5: and my friend Dave had her the Mad Hatter with
Speaker 5: some early morning tech talk on a Saturday, and we're
Speaker 5: talking about something that is I've personally been affected by
Speaker 5: or not affected in a bad way because I wasn't
Speaker 5: stupid enough to take the bait? Are you talking about
Speaker 5: the toll texting scams? Right, Dave?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Hey, Garry, Jeff. This sort of feels like Dires
Speaker 3: good Man Man two. You know it does right, but
Speaker 3: the insanity no doubt. So this is really been a
Speaker 3: big thing here lately. People get texts that the toll
Speaker 3: and you know this. Text based scams are not new,
Speaker 3: They've been around for a long time. I always like
Speaker 3: to remind people the bad guys are going to go
Speaker 3: wherever people are. Whether it's video games, it's social media,
Speaker 3: it's text, it's email, they're going to go wherever people are.
Speaker 3: They like texts because it's easy and inexpensive to send text.
Speaker 3: It's easy to spoof a text I can. I can
Speaker 3: make a phone call or send a text message from
Speaker 3: any phone number I want. There's no way you can
Speaker 3: look at it and know that it did not originate
Speaker 3: from that phone number. It's easy to make content in
Speaker 3: a text that looks realistic, especially thanks to AI now.
Speaker 3: And they know, they know that the average person isn't thinking, Okay,
Speaker 3: if I get a text, it could be fraudulent from
Speaker 3: whether it's my UPS package didn't get delivered, or it's
Speaker 3: I didn't pay the toll of the easy Pass in
Speaker 3: Jefferson County or whatever, right I mean? And you know
Speaker 3: they can do these scale They can again very inexpensive,
Speaker 3: so it's an easy way for them to try to
Speaker 3: scam you. Always coupled with spoofing, with social engineering, the
Speaker 3: idea that there's something terrible that's going to happen. I
Speaker 3: mean again, first and foremost of these people are conn artists, right,
Speaker 3: So they're social engineering you. Oh, your license is going
Speaker 3: to be suspended or whatever terrible thing is going to have.
Speaker 3: The hamleting kind of sheriff is going to come grab
Speaker 3: you because you owe money and you need to get
Speaker 3: gift cards and send them to me. You know, it's
Speaker 3: something like that, because they want to catch you off guard.
Speaker 3: They don't want you to stop and think. Like when
Speaker 3: I get these things, the first thing I think, Garret Jet,
Speaker 3: is I despise toll roads, and I try to wid
Speaker 3: them like the play. The likelihood of me owing a
Speaker 3: toll anywhere is virtually zero at all times, you know.
Speaker 19: So.
Speaker 3: But the really interesting and devious aspect of this, I
Speaker 3: think is when I encourage people to look at these carefully,
Speaker 3: because a when you get a text with a link
Speaker 3: in it, there's no way to look at the link
Speaker 3: and know whether it's legitimate or not, at least on
Speaker 3: a full blown computer. If you get an email with
Speaker 3: a link, you can mouth over the link and a
Speaker 3: little box will pop up and show you where it
Speaker 3: actually goes. Now, just because what it says on the
Speaker 3: screen and where it goes aren't the same, that does
Speaker 3: not mean it's illegitimate, but it's a very very strong
Speaker 3: indicator that something is wrong. And I encourage all your listeners.
Speaker 3: If you're on a computer and you have a link
Speaker 3: in an email, put your mouse over it, don't click it,
Speaker 3: just let us sit there.
Speaker 19: A little box will pop up, and if they.
Speaker 3: Don't say the same thing, if they don't point to
Speaker 3: the same place, I would not click that link. Right,
Speaker 3: But you can't do that on a phone, and you
Speaker 3: especially can't do that in a text. So Apple, to
Speaker 3: their credit, has tried to protect people from this. So
Speaker 3: if you get a text from someone on an Apple
Speaker 3: phone and that number is not in your contacts, it
Speaker 3: will not enable the links. And if you read those
Speaker 3: messages you're getting carefully Garret, Jeff, if you get another
Speaker 3: one ticket to look at it. They actually give you
Speaker 3: instructions to defeat that security mechanism and help you become
Speaker 3: a victim. It actually says, you know yet why to
Speaker 3: reply with why. Once you do that, it adds to
Speaker 3: some it's your contacts, and then it goes on to
Speaker 3: further stay then close this message and reopen it to
Speaker 3: click the link. They're actually giving you instructions to defeat
Speaker 3: the security mechanism that's protecting you on an Apple phone.
Speaker 3: That's how creative these guys all here.
Speaker 5: Here's something else, Dave real quickly, my friend Dave Bakrath
Speaker 5: from Dayton said getting job offer texts daily? Are these
Speaker 5: all scams? Hello? I'm Sierra from Klarna. Your background and
Speaker 5: resume have been recommended by multiple online recruiting agencies. Therefore,
Speaker 5: we would like to offer you a great remote online
Speaker 5: part time job to help Klarna merchants update data, increase
Speaker 5: visits and it goes all through this and said if
Speaker 5: you'd like to join us, please send via SMS function
Speaker 5: to a number for more information.
Speaker 3: That sounds like a scam to Melion, I can almost
Speaker 3: guarantee that's a scam.
Speaker 19: The FBI has warned recently about job.
Speaker 3: Based scams like that because they know a lot of
Speaker 3: people are out of work, and again they're going to
Speaker 3: come out to wherever they can. Maybe it's to get
Speaker 3: some money out of your claiming we're going to hire you,
Speaker 3: but you've got to pay for some training or equipment first.
Speaker 3: That's a common scam. It might just be to get
Speaker 3: you to give them sensitive information like your social Security number,
Speaker 3: because you think you're going to get a job. That
Speaker 3: sounds super scammy to me. And what I would suggest is,
Speaker 3: any time you get a text, if it seems even
Speaker 3: remotely ill legit, do not reply to it. Do just report,
Speaker 3: block and report a junk mail and block right. And
Speaker 3: if you think it's legit, Like if you're interested in
Speaker 3: a job and you think that might be legit, go
Speaker 3: find that company purports to have come from online and
Speaker 3: then read their website. See if there's a phone number
Speaker 3: on the website you can call, find an email address
Speaker 3: on there, look that person up on LinkedIn. Again, none
Speaker 3: of these are guaranteed it's legit still, but a random
Speaker 3: text claiming that people are sending your information to them
Speaker 3: and they want to hire you, I would say there's
Speaker 3: a ninety nine nine nine chance that's a scam. So yeah,
Speaker 3: go out of band, go research it on your own.
Speaker 3: Be careful because they'll go steal your money. Go steal
Speaker 3: your data or both.
Speaker 5: Let what if it's a Nigerian prince that wants to
Speaker 5: give you a job that'll pay you no? Never mind, Dave.
Speaker 3: Down there, Gary Jeff is probably scam on other people.
Speaker 5: You know, and Dave, I will remind you that next
Speaker 5: Saturday we have our big twenty eighth anniversary celebration. I
Speaker 5: know you've come by in the past. I hope you
Speaker 5: can make it next weekend into another hour of the
Speaker 5: Saturday morning n issued for this Saturday, March eighth, twenty
Speaker 5: twenty five. I'm Jerry Jeff Walker and you are you
Speaker 5: and that's perfectly fine with me. Live like you want
Speaker 5: to live a free don't as we like to say,
Speaker 5: I like to say for some reason, I where's my
Speaker 5: science Mike intro? Liam is it?
Speaker 19: Oh?
Speaker 5: I can't. I can't see it. I'm just trusting you here.
Speaker 3: You gotta be.
Speaker 5: You gotta hold old people's hands sometime for snappers who
Speaker 5: have no idea of how to take care of the host.
Speaker 5: I appreciate your help. Thank you, Science Mike. How are
Speaker 5: you doing? Hello? Hello there, I'm here. I'm here, all right?
Speaker 19: You doing?
Speaker 5: I'm good. Regardless of what you hear on the radio,
Speaker 5: I'm fine, really.
Speaker 19: Yeah, exactly. I was thinking about you four point thirty
Speaker 19: Friday morning, laying in bed. I was watching a program
Speaker 19: and it's kind of this kind of funny topic because
Speaker 19: I had to planned out. You're six fifty five this
Speaker 19: morning intro about doing breakfast with the Beatles and coming
Speaker 19: back right in August for special and you played the
Speaker 19: intro to your backup music with Strawberry Fields Forever, which
Speaker 19: was my science topic.
Speaker 5: It's cool, let's do it.
Speaker 19: So what does what does the train, Alvin and the
Speaker 19: chipmunks and Strawberry Fields the song have in common, and
Speaker 19: the whole thing they have in common you're probably gonna
Speaker 19: add to this, So let's talk about a train. Talk
Speaker 19: about the Doppler effect. Frequency changes. As the train moves
Speaker 19: faster towards you, comes higher in pitch because of the
Speaker 19: squishing of the the sound waves, so you have more
Speaker 19: cycles per second hitting your ear, so the pitch increases, right, Yeah, Alvin.
Speaker 19: The chipmunks, they increased the speed of the of the
Speaker 19: vocal to make them sound like chipmunks when I actually
Speaker 19: we're talking like you and I are right now into
Speaker 19: the into the end of the end of the recording device.
Speaker 19: But they just speed up to increase the pitches and
Speaker 19: strawberry fields. I just was watching this and you're probably
Speaker 19: gonna add to this. They had recorded. It took fifty
Speaker 19: five hours of recording to do this song, which is amazing.
Speaker 19: But they had how many tracks that track seven was
Speaker 19: recorded in A and track twenty six was recorded in C.
Speaker 19: And mister John Lennon said, I want to put them
Speaker 19: both together, and they just scratch their heads and say,
Speaker 19: you can't do that, John, because of their different different
Speaker 19: uh yeah, difference A and C. And they so now
Speaker 19: you can do it. So what happened was they took
Speaker 19: the A, the seven, the track seven and increased the
Speaker 19: speed a little bit, which raised the pitch an octave
Speaker 19: a little bit. And they took track twenty six and
Speaker 19: they and they slowed it down and low and behold,
Speaker 19: about a minute into the song, you can actually kind
Speaker 19: of hear it. You can hear the two tracks married together,
Speaker 19: but they were on the near the same same line.
Speaker 5: That was see. That was the magic of George Martin,
Speaker 5: the Beatles producer. Many people call him the fifth Beatles.
Speaker 5: Other people say it was Pete Best who was the
Speaker 5: original drummer, but no George Martin truly through the Beatles
Speaker 5: entire successful career as recording artist. The man who was
Speaker 5: responsible for so much of the brilliance that many of
Speaker 5: us respect and admire in that band came from George Martin,
Speaker 5: Sir George Martin, and he had the difficult task of
Speaker 5: speeding up and slowing down those two versions on that
Speaker 5: particular song to make yes by hand, to make them
Speaker 5: match in tempo. Amazing stuff.
Speaker 19: Hey, it was like the first time really done, and
Speaker 19: it was it was interesting to watch it.
Speaker 5: Gary Jackson, so will you will you be able to
Speaker 5: make it next Saturday for our celebration.
Speaker 19: I'll be over. I'll be over around twelfth thirty, one o'clock.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think the group the group picture. Will We'll
Speaker 5: move to one thirty to see if we can accommodate
Speaker 5: Steve Shulte. He's got some silly Saint Patrick's to Day
Speaker 5: parade to go to in Cincinnati.
Speaker 19: Not a problem.
Speaker 5: But loon drink is green beer, all right, Michael. Always
Speaker 5: good to talk to you. Thank you so much, Science Mike.
Speaker 5: On a Saturday morning.
Speaker 3: It's.
Speaker 5: Goad and kind and let's go to Brother Rick Green
Speaker 5: for some inspiration from the word of God. On a
Speaker 5: Saturday morning. Brother Green, I gotta tell you a fantastic
Speaker 5: God really blessed you this week with the movie finally
Speaker 5: being shown and there at Springdale Nazarene Church on Thursday night,
Speaker 5: and I've got to tell you, and confessed everyone else,
Speaker 5: apparently I'm no good working with bad gps. My wife
Speaker 5: and I my wife and I got off half an
Speaker 5: hour early on Thursday night to come to the seven
Speaker 5: thirty showing at your church of your movie. Going to
Speaker 5: a place we'd never been to before. It's dark, and
Speaker 5: that's the other thing. I'm just about night blind. Driving around,
Speaker 5: people are always flashing their headlights because I got my
Speaker 5: brights on just so I can see five feet in
Speaker 5: front of me. And we're trying to find your church.
Speaker 5: And by the time we figured out we were ten
Speaker 5: minutes away, it was it was like twenty minutes late.
Speaker 5: We weren't gonna be able to make the movie, so
Speaker 5: we did not get to see it. But I heard
Speaker 5: from a friend and listener, Linda Ryder, who told me
Speaker 5: that she did make it out because she heard about
Speaker 5: it here in the air, and she said it was
Speaker 5: absolutely wonderful. I know you had a really blessed night.
Speaker 5: Tell me a little bit about what happened Thursday. Rick, Oh,
Speaker 5: praise God, Gery. I want to make sure we send
Speaker 5: you a copy. You will see it, Oh, I will.
Speaker 30: I'm blessed so richly Thursday, and I said, God, you
Speaker 30: love me that much. It was people's song I never
Speaker 30: met before, Malae and the humble Man. I had to
Speaker 30: step out, and Lono said, they heard it. They're ready
Speaker 30: in the inquiry. They're heard on the air. For all
Speaker 30: the work that we've been doing, Gary paying off.
Speaker 5: All right, fantastic. So you had a lot, a lot
Speaker 5: of folks out for a lot of folks out for
Speaker 5: two showings there Thursday. And please let me know when
Speaker 5: I can get a copy, Kristin, I both dearly want
Speaker 5: to see that, and I know it will will bless
Speaker 5: us by seeing your story of coming to God and
Speaker 5: coming to Jesus. So what have you got this morning?
Speaker 5: For a verse?
Speaker 19: Brother? Today?
Speaker 31: Gray, we got down chapter five, verse twenty four. Jesus says,
Speaker 31: very truly, I tell you, whoever hears my work and
Speaker 31: believes him that sent me has eternal life and will
Speaker 31: not be just, but has crossed over from death to life.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's the good news right there.
Speaker 5: You know, John John is chock full of Jesus talking
Speaker 5: about belief and eternal life. I mean, everybody knows John
Speaker 5: three sixteen, but discontinues throughout this part of the Book
Speaker 5: of John into the fifth chapter. He's still saying. Essentially,
Speaker 5: he's reaffirming what three sixteen promises. And uh, it's it's beautiful.
Speaker 16: It is.
Speaker 5: It is the message. That's the whole thing. In a nutshell,
Speaker 5: it's up to us to believe.
Speaker 3: Gary. That's it. We're really gonna believe or we're not.
Speaker 19: There's no gray area.
Speaker 5: Yes, sir, well, God bless you, and I believe.
Speaker 30: I love him, I'm believing for God send it.
Speaker 5: I believe him too. I do indeed, I'll look forward
Speaker 5: to seeing the movie whenever we can get that together.
Speaker 19: Brother.
Speaker 5: And I'm sorry that we were. I don't know. I
Speaker 5: think I think, I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: I'm not laughing. I'm laughing, which you're definitely getting.
Speaker 5: I think that the devil was driving that car or something.
Speaker 5: I don't know, but will four.
Speaker 3: We didn't make that movie for him, so he can't see.
Speaker 5: Okay, Rick, excellent brother, brother Rick Green, you you've already
Speaker 5: made it a blessed Day. It's eight eighteen. Charlie Coleman,
Speaker 5: the coach coming up with a brand new book that
Speaker 5: he has compiled. Next w w L sport anybody knows
Speaker 5: about jocks? It's this guy, Liam Tomlinson tell me. FC
Speaker 5: Cincinnati hosts Toronto and I kick off. The set for
Speaker 5: seven thirty. Pregame coverage begins at seven on Fox Sports
Speaker 5: thirteen sixty.
Speaker 7: Big College Basketball Slate Today. First team to get an
Speaker 7: automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament is today in the
Speaker 7: OVC Kentucky Wildcats. Nineteenth rank Kentucky Wildcats travel to Columbia
Speaker 7: to face the fifteenth ranked in Missouri Tigers. Tip is
Speaker 7: set for noon on ESPN fifteen thirty. You see is
Speaker 7: on the road and still water. This afternoon pregame coverage
Speaker 7: begins at two thirty. Tip is set for three Right
Speaker 7: here on seven hundred WLW Xavier's currently last team in
Speaker 7: the tournament, according to Joe Lonardi. The Musketeers host Providence
Speaker 7: to close out their regular season. This afternoon. Pregame coverage
Speaker 7: begins at three thirty. Tip is set for four on
Speaker 7: fifty five KRC. Eighth re Egent Basketball Championship in Kentucky.
Speaker 7: The Simon Kenton Lady Pioneers face off against the Grant
Speaker 7: County Lady Braves that tips off at eight o'clock. Hunter
Speaker 7: Green has been announced as the Reds opening day starter.
Speaker 7: The Reds host of Diamondbacks this afternoon. First pitch is
Speaker 7: set for three h five on Fox Sports thirteen sixty.
Speaker 5: All right, that ed for now? Yes, okay, I was.
Speaker 5: I was just surprised because I ask you to just,
Speaker 5: you know, give me the sports. What's the rundown? A
Speaker 5: guy knows jockson. You came out and you sounded like
Speaker 5: an FM disc jockey from the seventies who had just
Speaker 5: taken a hit of acid. Could we have maybe a
Speaker 5: little bit more energy please? It was an acid?
Speaker 3: Sorry?
Speaker 5: Right up next, my friend the coach, who is Charlie Coleman.
Speaker 5: And if you are in Campbell County in Northern Kentucky
Speaker 5: and you know about the Northern Kentucky Sports Hall of
Speaker 5: Fame and the museum, you know Charlie Coleman. If you
Speaker 5: have lived in Campbell County pretty much your entire life,
Speaker 5: you probably know Charlie Coleman. I'm blessed to know Charlie Coleman.
Speaker 5: And now he's back. We talked a little bit about
Speaker 5: this yesterday, but this fantastic tome you've compiled about Northern
Speaker 5: Kentucky Sports Legends of the nineteen fifties, Charlie, is a
Speaker 5: love letter to not only those men and women who
Speaker 5: are in the book, but every fan who watched them
Speaker 5: growing up or who was affected by them in later
Speaker 5: life when they became coaches and settled into the community.
Speaker 5: It's great to have you on a Saturday morning, Charlie Coleman.
Speaker 5: How are you well.
Speaker 25: I'm doing just fine, and it's my pleasure to be
Speaker 25: on the Nation station, and especially with you Gary Jeff.
Speaker 5: Well, thanks for taking the time out. So tell me
Speaker 5: about this book that you put together, and then we'll
Speaker 5: talk about a special celebration at the museum.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 25: Well, the book has been on my bucket list for
Speaker 25: early a quarter of a century, twenty five years. I've
Speaker 25: actually been retired that long from Bellevue High School, and
Speaker 25: I wanted to write a book but didn't have the
Speaker 25: confidence to do it, and so I did a TV
Speaker 25: show that some of your listeners may remember, called Northern
Speaker 25: Kentucky Sports Legends on our local cable Insight Communications Channel
Speaker 25: six and I did that for ten years, and the
Speaker 25: reason I did it was because a book has to
Speaker 25: have an ending, and if I could do it on TV,
Speaker 25: I could do it forever.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 25: Unfortunately, Insight was bought by Time Warner and local programming
Speaker 25: was discontinued.
Speaker 12: So I had a lot of material.
Speaker 25: And I finally met a man, doctor James Claypool, through
Speaker 25: the Sports Hall of Fame, and many many, many people
Speaker 25: in the region know doctor Claypoley has written ten or
Speaker 25: more books, a noted historian throughout the Commonwealth, and he
Speaker 25: gave me the confidence and said, Charlie, I'll edit it
Speaker 25: for you, which was my stumbling block as far as
Speaker 25: the grammar, punctuation and so on. So I put it together.
Speaker 25: And since it was the nineteen fifties, and as a
Speaker 25: fan and a kid growing up in Newport watching basketball, football,
Speaker 25: baseball games, to me the nineteen fifties it seemed every
Speaker 25: high school had an outstanding player, no matter the high school.
Speaker 25: And so I wrote about the nineteen fifties and wrote
Speaker 25: about fifty legends from the nineteen fifties. There are omissions
Speaker 25: because the book has to have an ending, sure, and
Speaker 25: it wasn't. It's not an encyclopedia.
Speaker 3: But it's.
Speaker 25: The stories of these fifty great athletes.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Among them, of course Hall of Famer Jim Bunning, who
Speaker 5: later became a US Senator from Kentucky for many many years,
Speaker 5: obviously a Hall of Famer. Had had a guy in
Speaker 5: the book that a lot of people U see, fans
Speaker 5: who followed UC basketball for all these years, including the
Speaker 5: national championships in the early sixties, will know the name
Speaker 5: Tom Thacker, and he's in this book and he is
Speaker 5: He was from what Holmes High School.
Speaker 25: Cobby Grant, which back during the second Yeah, segregation days,
Speaker 25: that was an African American high school there on Greenup Street,
Speaker 25: and Tom Tacker attended there. I had a great coach
Speaker 25: by the name of Jim Block who was originally from
Speaker 25: Oglan Glendale in Cincinnati and went to Tuskegee Institute to
Speaker 25: get his college education, came back and ended up at
Speaker 25: Grant and took the Warriors Grant Warriors to several regional
Speaker 25: championships and state tournament appearances.
Speaker 19: Yeah.
Speaker 5: But Tom Packer also, as you mentioned, is the only player,
Speaker 5: only basketball player to win a national championship in college basketball,
Speaker 5: an ABA Championship because he played in the Old American
Speaker 5: Basketball Association and an NBA championship. And also of note
Speaker 5: in this book by Charlie Coleman we're talking about is
Speaker 5: Pat Scott, who was in the Female Baseball League that
Speaker 5: the movie A League of Their Own was based on.
Speaker 25: Right, Yeah, and she was even consulted when they made
Speaker 25: that movie. Pat attended Saint Henry Little Catholic High School
Speaker 25: in Erlanger and went to Chicago with her father to
Speaker 25: try out and played for the Springfield Sally's first of all,
Speaker 25: and then later most of her careers with the Fort
Speaker 25: Wayne Daisy. She was a pitcher and quite a good
Speaker 25: one as well, and played until that league collapsed in
Speaker 25: the early nineteen fifties. But she was a true lady
Speaker 25: and an accomplished artist. She did wood carvings, and I
Speaker 25: know there is one that the baron to Crawford Museum has.
Speaker 25: It's a hand holding a baseball. Appropriately. She's the only
Speaker 25: female that I wrote about because it was the nineteen
Speaker 25: fifties and girls just didn't play in the nineteen fifties, right.
Speaker 5: Pre title nine, So real quickly tell me about what's
Speaker 5: going on at the museum. You've got a special event.
Speaker 25: Yeah, thank you for asking about that, and this is
Speaker 25: with the Northern Kentucky Sports.
Speaker 5: Hall of Fame.
Speaker 25: Joe Brannan was our former president and he put a
Speaker 25: lot of things together. Your listeners may be interested in
Speaker 25: knowing our president president is Randy marsh form All, Major
Speaker 25: League Bampar.
Speaker 5: Yeah, graduate of Real Quick. Whin's the event, Charlie. We're
Speaker 5: running out of time.
Speaker 25: March twenty second, from one to four. That's the opening
Speaker 25: and there's no admission charge. The public's invited one to four,
Speaker 25: and there'll be memorabilia there.
Speaker 3: From the fifty legends in the book.
Speaker 5: And well you have copies of the book there as well, and.
Speaker 25: I certainly will.
Speaker 5: And unless you sell out before.
Speaker 25: I've actually sold over one hundred. I'm really happy with that.
Speaker 25: Congratulating that less than two month so and thank you
Speaker 25: to you and the Big One for having me on.
Speaker 25: I appreciate it immensely.
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Speaker 5: and for that, of course, we bring into our personal
Speaker 5: Saturday Morning expert, the want and known late Moeger.
Speaker 3: Hey, mo well, what's going on.
Speaker 5: We're a week away from the big party and people
Speaker 5: keep asking do you think Moels show up. I said, well,
Speaker 5: he told me he would, so I'm taking the man
Speaker 5: at his word. You've never let me down before, Egar, so.
Speaker 19: That's kind true.
Speaker 3: But my plan is my plan is to stop by.
Speaker 5: Okay, Well, that'd be wonderful. I think we're talking about
Speaker 5: one thirty for the group picture that you were a
Speaker 5: part of last year, and we we'd like to have
Speaker 5: those just to see how much older everyone's gotten, uh
Speaker 5: from year to year. Well, we all thought in talking
Speaker 5: about possibilities for your hour Cincinnati Bengals next season and
Speaker 5: lo and behold, part of that discussion was Oya, how
Speaker 5: we possibly keep Jamar Chase and t Higgins and Trey
Speaker 5: hendrick I guess Trey's off the table. Now, what's going
Speaker 5: on with Trey Hendrickson.
Speaker 3: Trey Hendrickson led the league in sacks last season, has
Speaker 3: been one of the premier edge rushers in the NFL
Speaker 3: for a while now, frankly, maybe the best Bengals free
Speaker 3: agent acquisition of all time. And he wants a contract
Speaker 3: extensive with a salary commensurate with how good he has been.
Speaker 3: And you can't blame him for that. He was awesome
Speaker 3: last year. Defensive Player of the Year finalist, and so
Speaker 3: he's under contract for this coming season, but he wants
Speaker 3: a deal that takes him beyond twenty twenty five, and
Speaker 3: he wants to cash in on what he is doing now.
Speaker 3: He is obviously not wrong. The Bengals look at Trey
Speaker 3: Hendrickson and see a player who obviously has been awesome,
Speaker 3: but is going to be thirty one by the end
Speaker 3: of this coming season, and they're not necessarily interested in
Speaker 3: giving him top of market dollars when there's a good chance,
Speaker 3: at least in their estimation, that in twenty twenty six
Speaker 3: and in twenty twenty seven and maybe even beyond, he's
Speaker 3: not going to be capable of putting up the sort
Speaker 3: of numbers that he has put up as a twenty eight,
Speaker 3: twenty nine to thirty year old player. They are not wrong,
Speaker 3: I understand that, and so they've they've arrived at a
Speaker 3: loggerheads as we say. I gather this, and I talked
Speaker 3: with Kelsey Conway of the Cincinnati Enquirer yesterday and I said, well,
Speaker 3: you know, they could does tell Trey you have one
Speaker 3: year left on your contract. We expect you to honor that,
Speaker 3: we expect you to play, unless they think that he
Speaker 3: is going to respond to that by saying, I'm gonna
Speaker 3: miss games, I'm gonna sit out. And I asked her
Speaker 3: if she thought that was a possibility, and she said yes.
Speaker 3: And so I think the Bengals want to avoid that scenario,
Speaker 3: and so I think they're doing trade a solid here.
Speaker 3: They're looking at him and going, look, we're not going
Speaker 3: to give you the kind of contract extension you're looking for.
Speaker 3: They would love to extend him, they would love to
Speaker 3: have him be playing for the team, but not at
Speaker 3: the rate that he is looking for him. So what
Speaker 3: they have told him is, go see if you can
Speaker 3: find a team that's willing to give you a contract extension,
Speaker 3: and if you can, we'll see if we can work
Speaker 3: out a trade. Now, they have no obligation to trade him.
Speaker 3: Just because they have given him permission to go seek
Speaker 3: a trade doesn't mean they have to feel compelled to
Speaker 3: go ahead and pull the trigger. I think it's going
Speaker 3: to be interesting to see what the market would be
Speaker 3: for Trey Hendrickson because there are a lot of players
Speaker 3: in his position who are out there, and I think
Speaker 3: it's going to be interesting to see what the compensation
Speaker 3: for Trey Hendrickson would be in a trade that the
Speaker 3: Bengals would get back because I don't think it's going
Speaker 3: to be a first round pick. I have thought all
Speaker 3: along that this was the off season's most interesting dynamic.
Speaker 3: And you know, remember Trey a year ago asked for
Speaker 3: a contract extension, the Bengals didn't give it to him.
Speaker 3: He requested a trade. The Bengals did not Acquiesce. A
Speaker 3: year later, after a seventeen and a half sack season,
Speaker 3: it appears that they're.
Speaker 5: Going to Yeah, he kicked, but he may not have
Speaker 5: been happy with the Bengals, but he sure performed for
Speaker 5: him on the field last year. Sam Hubbard, you're not
Speaker 5: surprised that he made the announcement he's retiring, are you?
Speaker 3: No, not at all. I think you know that there
Speaker 3: were three possible outcomes as it relates to Sam. One
Speaker 3: was he was going to come back and play for
Speaker 3: the Bengals under a restructured contract and take a pay cut.
Speaker 3: Two was the Bengals were going to release him and
Speaker 3: he was going to go find another team to play for.
Speaker 3: And three, he was going to move on to his
Speaker 3: next phase of life. And that always seemed like maybe
Speaker 3: not the most likely outcome, but certainly a possible, a
Speaker 3: distinctly possible outcome, And you know, you wonder how much
Speaker 3: the Bengals allowed him to kind of control the narrative here.
Speaker 3: Maybe they told him, look, we don't have room for you.
Speaker 3: So you know, if you want to keep playing, you
Speaker 3: know we're gonna have to announce for cutting you. But
Speaker 3: if you think you don't want to play for any
Speaker 3: team but the Bengals, why don't you go ahead and
Speaker 3: announce your retirement. And so that's how it worked out.
Speaker 3: But you talked about, you know, the obvious angle is
Speaker 3: hometown kid plays for his hometown team, and that's obviously
Speaker 3: a significant one and a lot of folks are gonna
Speaker 3: remember and have talked about some of his most iconic plays.
Speaker 3: You could argue that the the fumble return for a
Speaker 3: touchdown ninety eight yards against the Ravens is the greatest
Speaker 3: play in Bengals history in the postseason a couple of
Speaker 3: years ago. But when I think of, say, I'm Hubbard,
Speaker 3: I think of him and Tyler Boyd and Joe Mixon
Speaker 3: and Jesse Bates and Kevin Huber, players who were here before,
Speaker 3: Zach Taylor, players who were obviously here before Joe Burrow
Speaker 3: and yet were a part of the turnaround and a
Speaker 3: big part of you know, Zach Taylor having the ability
Speaker 3: to build around some guys who were here before he
Speaker 3: got here, and Sam was the last holdover obviously the
Speaker 3: last remaining player from twenty eighteen, Marvin Lewis's last season.
Speaker 3: I hold that group of players in really really high
Speaker 3: regard because as much as the franchise of success in
Speaker 3: twenty one and twenty two is mainly driven by Joe Burrow,
Speaker 3: they don't accomplish what they accomplished without those group of
Speaker 3: guys being a part of the franchise's turnaround. And for
Speaker 3: Sam to be a part of that and be a
Speaker 3: part of it for the team in the city that
Speaker 3: he grew up in, I think is really really special.
Speaker 5: Give me a little nutshell of your trip to spring
Speaker 5: training though.
Speaker 3: I went to five all parks in four days and
Speaker 3: saw five games. Uh Arizona is awesome. If you know
Speaker 3: spring training in Florida, I had done many many times
Speaker 3: as well, and it's it's great, but you know, everything
Speaker 3: is kind of spread out in Florida. You know there
Speaker 3: are you know, there are there are teams that play
Speaker 3: in Florida that don't play other teams in the state
Speaker 3: because it's just hard to get you know, it's not hard,
Speaker 3: but it's it takes a lot of time to go
Speaker 3: from one area to the to the next.
Speaker 19: Uh.
Speaker 3: In the Phoenix Scottsdale area, everything is is cloistered together
Speaker 3: there pretty closely. And so if you want to go
Speaker 3: see a lot of ballparks, if you want to see
Speaker 3: two games in one day, provided ones being played at night,
Speaker 3: Arizona is a lot more conducive to that. And uh,
Speaker 3: it's it's a it's a lot of fun. It's a
Speaker 3: lot of fun. I go every single year and enjoyed
Speaker 3: this year's trip immensely.
Speaker 19: All right.
Speaker 5: Uh, what's the Red Spark their home park in Goodyear?
Speaker 5: Like I've never so, I don't know.
Speaker 3: It's it's it's a nice physical plant, a good place
Speaker 3: to watch a game. I think the things that our
Speaker 3: drawbacks are number one. Good Year is the one area,
Speaker 3: and Surprise, which is where the Kansas City Royals train
Speaker 3: is another one. But it's a little bit more off
Speaker 3: the beaten path, so it takes a little time to
Speaker 3: get to Goodyear. Goodyear is an area that is developing,
Speaker 3: but relative to Scottsdale and Tempe and Glendale and Peoria.
Speaker 3: There's not nearly as much to do in Goodyear, and
Speaker 3: you know, you're you're still talking about specifically with the Reds,
Speaker 3: you know, a team that's thousands of miles away where
Speaker 3: I still think folks aren't necessarily conditioned to going to
Speaker 3: good Year, and so attendance at those games is a
Speaker 3: little bit little sparse compared to you know, the LA Dodgers,
Speaker 3: who obviously have a massive fan base, have been very
Speaker 3: successful and you know, are very close to Phoenix. Same
Speaker 3: for the Giants, same for the San Diego Padres and
Speaker 3: the Annaheim Angels. But as a place to go and
Speaker 3: watch a ball game, it's it's really really nice. And
Speaker 3: you could stand there in the infield look out to
Speaker 3: the outfield and see an airplane graveyard, which you don't
Speaker 3: get at the other part. So that's always pretty cool.
Speaker 5: Oh that is he I did not know that Mike
Speaker 5: Allen was hearing you talk. He just got back. Good Mike,
Speaker 5: you can turn on your microphone. Hey, he just got
Speaker 5: back from his spring training trip he takes with a
Speaker 5: fellow former cops down to Florida. And you were shaking
Speaker 5: your head, yes, when Wie was saying that a lot
Speaker 5: of Reds fans don't make the track, no question about it.
Speaker 16: No.
Speaker 1: I knocked that out to Goodyear and it's really nice.
Speaker 1: But in Sarasota where they played, I forget the name
Speaker 1: of the stadium. Before they moved the Goodyear Man, you
Speaker 1: were right on top of it. You were close to
Speaker 1: the field, You could walk around, you know, the complex
Speaker 1: and see things. I hated it when they moved, and
Speaker 1: I think a lot of other people did too. Well,
Speaker 1: you're you're just you're just old, Mike.
Speaker 5: Well, no admit that. So anyway, bo I wanted to
Speaker 5: ask you to since we were right on the precipice
Speaker 5: of the madness of March and you see, obviously not
Speaker 5: going to be part of the plan when it comes
Speaker 5: to the NCAA tournament. The Xavier Musketeers, however, have been
Speaker 5: listed by Joe Lonardi as the last team in to
Speaker 5: the sixty eighteen field. At this point. They're playing Providence
Speaker 5: this weekend. Uh, they need this win, but it looks
Speaker 5: like the Musketeers still have a shot.
Speaker 3: Your thoughts, Oh, I think, without question, they have a shot.
Speaker 3: They're not They're not safe. And I think if you're
Speaker 3: a Xavier fan that there are going to be a
Speaker 3: lot of conference tournaments happening around the country that you
Speaker 3: pay attention to, really hoping that the team that won
Speaker 3: the regular season wins. Look at the American Athletic Conference,
Speaker 3: you know, the Memphis Tigers are probably the only team
Speaker 3: in that league who's gonna make the Big Dance. You
Speaker 3: need them to win their conference tournament because Memphis is in.
Speaker 3: So if somebody else wins, that's gonna steal a bid
Speaker 3: from somebody. You don't want it to be Xavier. I
Speaker 3: think what's interesting about the Musketeers though, is if they
Speaker 3: do get in, I think they're a tough team to play.
Speaker 3: You know, first of all, Sean Miller is a great
Speaker 3: coach they have. If you go back to early in
Speaker 3: the season, there were two major issues. One was they
Speaker 3: turn the ball over a lot. They have mostly rectified that.
Speaker 3: Number two, they couldn't get defensive stops, and I think
Speaker 3: they have mostly rectified that as well. Zach Fremantle's playing
Speaker 3: very well. They have a high end scorer in Ryan
Speaker 3: Conwell with Guy and Dante Maddox who can make shots
Speaker 3: on the outside. But they're gonna they're gonna have to
Speaker 3: not fall in their face today obviously against Providence at home,
Speaker 3: and I don't expect them to and they're are probably
Speaker 3: not going to be able to afford a first round
Speaker 3: loss in the Big East tournament. But I think as
Speaker 3: much as anything, you know, you have to watch what
Speaker 3: happens around the country and see what other bubble teams
Speaker 3: you know, make a run. Ohio State and Indiana are
Speaker 3: kind of both in the same position that Xaviers in
Speaker 3: both those teams play each other today. But I give
Speaker 3: Sean Miller's team a lot of credit man, because early
Speaker 3: in the Big East season, when they lost their first
Speaker 3: two games in the conference, it didn't feel like it
Speaker 3: didn't feel like this this team was going to be
Speaker 3: playing for anything this time of year. They have surged
Speaker 3: toward the end of the season. They have taken care
Speaker 3: of business against the bottom run in the Big East.
Speaker 3: They got a big win last week against Creighton and
Speaker 3: followed it up on Wednesday night by doing something that
Speaker 3: quite frankly, the UC Bearcats didn't do, and that's beat
Speaker 3: a team that was right for a beating, and the
Speaker 3: Musketpiers did that against Butler in Indianapolis.
Speaker 5: Does it feel like Patients is wearing thin with west
Speaker 5: Miller at.
Speaker 19: U see without question.
Speaker 3: I you know, like John Cunningham, the athletic director, had
Speaker 3: the quote to Jason Williams in the Inquirer that Wes
Speaker 3: is going to be back next season and that's going
Speaker 3: to be year five. But you know, the booing has
Speaker 3: been loud and it's it's been heard often, and you know,
Speaker 3: the booing the other night was not unlike the booing
Speaker 3: after or in the waiting moments of the West Virginia game.
Speaker 3: I don't think fans were booing the results. I don't
Speaker 3: think fans were booing the fact that the Bearcats lost.
Speaker 3: I think fans were booing the lack of effort. And
Speaker 3: you know, Wes talked and was very upset and understandably
Speaker 3: so on Wednesday. Was his team's lack of fight in
Speaker 3: the game that they played, ostensibly at least with a
Speaker 3: chance to make the NCAA tournament. I expected a desperate,
Speaker 3: urgent effort and instead it was the exact opposite. And
Speaker 3: the telling quote for me was, you know, Wes said, well,
Speaker 3: we've played really hard for the last four weeks. That's
Speaker 3: the problem because there have been other times this year
Speaker 3: where the effort has been questioned. And at the end
Speaker 3: of the day, these are the head coaches, players whose
Speaker 3: effort is being questioned. It's four years without making the
Speaker 3: NCAA tournament. It's six years for the program not making
Speaker 3: the NCAA tournament, you know. And somebody said to me
Speaker 3: this week, well, Mo, they're not that far away, and
Speaker 3: I said, yes, you're right, They're not that far away
Speaker 3: from being an NCAA tournament team, But they are pretty
Speaker 3: far away from competing at the highest level of the
Speaker 3: Big twelve and from having a team that you feel like,
Speaker 3: on a year and a year out basis is a
Speaker 3: legitimate threat to get to the second weekend of the
Speaker 3: NCAA Tournament. And if you go back six years ago
Speaker 3: and Mick Cronin left, that's all anybody wanted to focus on.
Speaker 3: You got to get to the second weekend, got to
Speaker 3: get to the Sweet sixteen. His program feels like it's
Speaker 3: a ways away from that.
Speaker 5: Mo, we got a role. Thank you very much. Plan
Speaker 5: on seeing you next Saturday. Counselor how are you.
Speaker 6: I'm good.
Speaker 5: I'm good, I writ you real quick. Tell me about
Speaker 5: the show today. Well, we're going to talk. I know
Speaker 5: what we're going to talk about.
Speaker 1: The State of the Union address or the joint addressed
Speaker 1: to Congress, whatever the hell it was, Man, and a
Speaker 1: response to it, and in particular the Democrat responds to
Speaker 1: it just abysmal, deplorable.
Speaker 5: It couldn't be worse. But on the other hand, it
Speaker 5: couldn't be better for us. It was despicable, very tone deaf,
Speaker 5: and also some of the other little gimmicks and social
Speaker 5: media stunts that Democrats have pulled this it looks like
Speaker 5: they're trying to be Donald Trump. Them trying to be
Speaker 5: hip and be Donald Trump is never going to work.
Speaker 5: They're floundering because they're nothing like Donald Trump. They're having
Speaker 5: hooton nannies and putting together commercials of an idiot Democratic
Speaker 5: congresswomen jumping around, yeah fighting, Yeah right, whatever, Keep it up,
Speaker 5: That's all I say. Please keep it up, all.
Speaker 23: Right, Man.
Speaker 5: Saturday Midday Mike Allen coming up next after the show
Speaker 5: show at Huddles as we prepare for the big anniversary
Speaker 5: celebration next weekend.
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