Speaker 1: Honey Melinda, the lead singer and songwriter of rock and
Speaker 1: roll's first all female group in the Rock and Roll
Speaker 1: Hall of Fame, Belinda Carlyle, Happy Birthday. Belinda Carlyle's autobiography,
Speaker 1: Lips Unsealed, came out in June twenty ten. It's the
Speaker 1: New York Times bestseller favorable reviews. As a member of
Speaker 1: the Go Go, she helped sell over seven million records
Speaker 1: in their short career together in the eighties, as a
Speaker 1: solo artist even more success. Belinda Joe Carlisle sixty six. Today,
Speaker 1: on this August seventeenth, before we look at a look
Speaker 1: back at significant events and people tied to this particular
Speaker 1: date in history, including but not limited to these, This
Speaker 1: was the date. In eighteen oh seven, the Robert Fulton's
Speaker 1: North River Steamboat made its first voyage traversing the Hudson River,
Speaker 1: successful round trip between New York City and Albany, New York.
Speaker 1: Federal batteries and ships began bombarding Fort Sumter and Charleston
Speaker 1: Harbor during America's Civil War this date in eighteen sixty three.
Speaker 1: The Confederates managed to hold off the Feds despite several
Speaker 1: days of shelling there where the whole thing had begne
Speaker 1: began just three years earlier, nineteen fifteen, a mob in
Speaker 1: Cobb County, Georgia lynch Jewish businessman Leo Frank, whose death
Speaker 1: sentence for the murder of a thirteen year old had
Speaker 1: been commuted to life imprisonment. He maintained his innocence all
Speaker 1: along and was pardoned by the State of Georgia in
Speaker 1: nineteen eighty six. Little good it did him. He was
Speaker 1: dead nineteen forty five. On August seventeenth, the George Orwell
Speaker 1: novel Animal Farm Forecast of the Future, an allegorical satire
Speaker 1: of Soviet communism. Know it's exactly what's happening today in
Speaker 1: the United States. First published in London by Martin Secker
Speaker 1: and Warburg, Animal Farm ought to be required reading in
Speaker 1: every public high school in America. So they can see
Speaker 1: exactly what the kids can see exactly what certain powers,
Speaker 1: it be in our own government are trying to do now.
Speaker 1: The first successful transatlantic balloon flight ended on this date
Speaker 1: in nineteen seventy eight, the Double Eagle II landing outside
Speaker 1: of Paris. Let's see, this was the day in nineteen
Speaker 1: ninety eight that then President Bill Clinton gave Grand jury
Speaker 1: testimony via closed circuit TV from the White House about
Speaker 1: his relationship with Monica Lewinsky, whom previously had said it
Speaker 1: never had sex with that woman. He did deliver a
Speaker 1: TV address in which he admitted his relationship and said
Speaker 1: it was wrong, but denied previously committing perjury. The impeachments followed,
Speaker 1: and we all know how that turned out. Bill Clinton
Speaker 1: was more popular than ever before. This was the date
Speaker 1: of a magnitude seven point four earthquake in Turkey killed
Speaker 1: more than seventeen thousand people in nineteen ninety nine. Computer
Speaker 1: scientist Margaret Hamilton is eighty eight today. Robert de Niro
Speaker 1: or Dumbass Bob is eighty one. Businessman Larry Ellison his
Speaker 1: birthday today. Martha Coolidge, the film director seventy eight. Tennis
Speaker 1: Hall of Famer Guillermo Vilas is seventy two, Mentioned Blinda Carlisle,
Speaker 1: Sean Penn sixty four. Donny Wahlberg also known as Danny
Speaker 1: Reagan for watchers of Blue Bloe, It's fifty five today.
Speaker 1: College basketball Hall of Famer and retired NBA All Star
Speaker 1: Christian Latner, the bane of a UK fans existence is
Speaker 1: the Double Nickets Nichols fifty five, Jim Currier is fifty four,
Speaker 1: Tennis grag Soccer great Aunreeerry Henri is forty seven. Take
Speaker 1: out a rock climber on the Happy Birthday rock climber,
Speaker 1: Alex han Wald or Honald rock climbers. Hey, people follow
Speaker 1: them right off the side of a cliff. Sometimes, if
Speaker 1: it's your birthday, I hope it is the best birthday
Speaker 1: you could possibly imagine, spent with the people that you love,
Speaker 1: doing the things that you love to do. And that
Speaker 1: is truly my wish for you. Liam Tomlinson, back in
Speaker 1: the saddle and we'll do weather which looks kind of stormy,
Speaker 1: actually glancing over as we get you go on on
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Speaker 1: cloudy Tomorrow, scattered rain and well you get the idea.
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Speaker 1: seven hundred WLW Sports William Tomlinson. The Reds could not
Speaker 1: scratch the boobitch they are any of the rest of
Speaker 1: the Milwaukee of the Kansas City pitchers, no.
Speaker 4: Michael Lorenzen pitched six innings with one run, giving up
Speaker 4: The Reds three game win streak ends with the seven
Speaker 4: to one loss. When the series opener against the Royals
Speaker 4: last night, Martinez got the loss, giving up three runs
Speaker 4: and six inning pitch. Jonathan India ty Franz doubled. Tyler
Speaker 4: Stevenson added two doubles in an RBI. The Royals had
Speaker 4: thirteen total hits compared to the Reds four. The red
Speaker 4: Legs are back in action this evening. Nicolodolo nine to
Speaker 4: four three point nine to nine ERA takes the mound
Speaker 4: for the Reds and Michael Waka nine and six three
Speaker 4: point five zero ERA for the Royals. Tonight, our coverage
Speaker 4: begins with the inside pitch of five point forty right
Speaker 4: here on the home of the Reds seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: Bengals fake football in Chicago this afternoon, without the front
Speaker 1: line stars and with some notable injuries under Bengals roster already.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the Bengals played game two of three preseason games
Speaker 4: this afternoon. Jamar Chase has yet to sign his contract extension.
Speaker 4: Trent Brown got hurt earlier this week. Cody Ford had
Speaker 4: to come in during the joint practice. Amarius Mims hurt
Speaker 4: his peck. He'll be out several weeks.
Speaker 5: Uh huh.
Speaker 4: Pregame sports talk begins at nine with Ken Brew and
Speaker 4: you can listen to that game right here on seven
Speaker 4: hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: And the running back Evans is out for the season.
Speaker 6: Yeah, with a torn pattiller tendon.
Speaker 1: Yeah, man, I mean you mess up your knee, man,
Speaker 1: You're not playing any football anytime soon. Anything else on
Speaker 1: the docket, Yeah.
Speaker 4: FC Cincinnati is back in action next Saturday against Inter Miami,
Speaker 4: and last night, the WNBA is back in action after
Speaker 4: their month long Olympic break, the Indi NF Fever came
Speaker 4: back ready to play, getting a win against the Phoenix Mercury.
Speaker 4: Caitlyn Clark had twenty nine ten and five and Cincinnati
Speaker 4: native and Ohio State alum Kelsey Mitchell added twenty eight
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Speaker 1: Very good, very good, five forty six.
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Speaker 1: Week forty nine. Just waking up with you, Gary Jem
Speaker 1: shout out this morning to my friend Rex leave from
Speaker 1: the Batavia area. Came to visit us at Muddles this
Speaker 1: week and our prayers for Rex is a you may
Speaker 1: not know, Rex, but nice guy. We had a chance
Speaker 1: to talk in depth yesterday undergoing radiation treatments for prostate
Speaker 1: problems and uh, looks like it's gonna be okay. But
Speaker 1: you know, every little prayer helps, So hid to Rex,
Speaker 1: It's nice to talk to you again, and we wish
Speaker 1: you only the best. Coming up on September fourteenth, which
Speaker 1: happens to be a Saturday, and we'll be mentioning that
Speaker 1: this event several times because I was asked to and
Speaker 1: I don't mind doing it between now and then. But
Speaker 1: the third annual charity golf tournament, the Autism Open, the
Speaker 1: benefit the Autism Research Cincinnati Children's Hospital. One player will
Speaker 1: have a shot for a million dollars. It's it's possible,
Speaker 1: while you're doing the good work of raising money for
Speaker 1: the Autism Open, you could win a million dollars. Four
Speaker 1: players will test their skills in the one hundred thousand
Speaker 1: dollars shootout. There are all kinds of prizes, of course,
Speaker 1: as you can imagine with any charity event like this.
Speaker 1: It is at Elks Run Golf Club on Saturday, September fourteenth,
Speaker 1: a shotgun start at one thirty in the afternoon, so
Speaker 1: that would even give MO a chance to wake up
Speaker 1: and participate. If you want to register now is that
Speaker 1: they are looking for golfers. That's the point of me
Speaker 1: talking about it here. You register online at the Autismopen.
Speaker 1: That's all one word, Theautismopen dot com. It's one hundred
Speaker 1: and twenty five dollars a golfer, four person scramble. So
Speaker 1: the Autism Open September fourteenth, elks run. Go to the
Speaker 1: Autismopen dot com if you'd like to register to be
Speaker 1: a part of that event, and I'll mention it later
Speaker 1: on this morning. As we continue, have not heard from
Speaker 1: Mametry today. I did hear from her during the week.
Speaker 1: She is something else. You listen to this program, you
Speaker 1: know she's a piece of work, no question about that.
Speaker 1: We love her and there's no else like Lynette, Mam Tree,
Speaker 1: pat whatever her name is. She had her surgery, if
Speaker 1: you remember last Saturday, she called us after her oral surgery,
Speaker 1: which I guess they accomplished what they needed to accomplish,
Speaker 1: but they did not remove the jawbone of her dead
Speaker 1: twin brother that's been with her all her life in
Speaker 1: her I don't again with half the things that Mam
Speaker 1: Tree says, I'm not sure I understand and I speak, mamitre.
Speaker 1: It's five point fifty two. Let's see. We got Dick
Speaker 1: from Dayton hanging already. This is a good sign. Don't
Speaker 1: want to go dickless on the Saturday morning edition coming
Speaker 1: up on five p fifty two and some change. Howdy Gary,
Speaker 1: Jeff with you on seven hundred wlw Oh.
Speaker 9: My friend swim no matter this season, but my money
Speaker 9: severe pleauxic.
Speaker 1: Right, how are you human?
Speaker 10: Okay?
Speaker 1: Listen, I saw I wanted to tell you because you'd
Speaker 1: asked me about Mick and May. I saw May yesterday
Speaker 1: at the Kroger in Bellevue. She came out and said, Getty, Jeff,
Speaker 1: just the loveliest woman you can think. She is cancer free. Dick,
Speaker 1: and I want to let you Mick is going through
Speaker 1: a rough time. He has uh, Mick has some problems
Speaker 1: and he's getting treatment for them right now. But they
Speaker 1: wanted me to say hi to you if I talked
Speaker 1: to you, I said, I'll talk to him tomorrow morning.
Speaker 1: But no, they're they're doing fine, just uh, you know,
Speaker 1: working through some things. But May and Mick are still
Speaker 1: with us, and I just wanted to let you know.
Speaker 10: Oh, thank you, Garry Jeff. That was not Yeah, we wondered,
Speaker 10: you know, he had come about the Yeah, he'd.
Speaker 11: Come a couple of times.
Speaker 10: But I say a prayer. We were Yes, we lost another.
Speaker 12: Member of the band.
Speaker 10: Her name was Faith. She was from Westchester. So I
Speaker 10: don't know, it's just it's just, you know, everybody's gone now,
Speaker 10: but we have a little fun. There's probably only there's
Speaker 10: probably three of the originals because I've been in that
Speaker 10: vand let's see, my anniversary was July twelfth, So how
Speaker 10: many years I've been in the band? Thirty eight years?
Speaker 1: How about that? Yeah, it's incredible. Yeah, you're a geah.
Speaker 1: I would say the one thing about you that is
Speaker 1: universally true is you are a dick that hangs in Yeah.
Speaker 13: Yeah, yeah, well well dick.
Speaker 1: Sure we don't have a whole lot of time. Anything
Speaker 1: else you wanted to talk about.
Speaker 10: Oh, well, I'm looking forward to walking the fingals, you know,
Speaker 10: I'm thinking Berwin that we're going to take it to
Speaker 10: the Promised Land this year.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Now, I'm Gary Jeff Walker and you're not, And aren't
Speaker 1: you happy about that? Believe me, you should be. If
Speaker 1: you're not five one three seven nine hundred, big one
Speaker 1: to get in touch, and Mama Tree is here. Good morning,
Speaker 1: Mama Tree, Good morning.
Speaker 14: Let me start out us say we've come.
Speaker 15: For her by face, leaning on.
Speaker 14: Drunk tongue, leaning on a.
Speaker 15: Long trusted in his holy work in her. He's never
Speaker 15: he never paid me. See oh oh oh, cantaurn around.
Speaker 14: We come this far by bad.
Speaker 1: Beautiful. Well, that's that's a great way to start the conversation.
Speaker 12: I had to.
Speaker 14: I didn't want to lose my boy.
Speaker 1: How are you doing bad since your surgery last week?
Speaker 14: I didn't hear you?
Speaker 15: Then?
Speaker 1: How are you doing since your surgery last week?
Speaker 14: This phone got a bad connection. They didn't put down speaker.
Speaker 1: Okay, how did your surgery go? And how are you feeling?
Speaker 14: I'm great. I got depart too wednesday. Yeah, get that
Speaker 14: bone out.
Speaker 1: Now, you're still insisting that the what did you say?
Speaker 1: You're still insisting that the bone of your brother's jaw is.
Speaker 14: In your round my jawbone. Yeah, and it's got to
Speaker 14: come out or I can't get no teeth.
Speaker 1: Well, we need to get you some teeth.
Speaker 14: I can't get my teeth to they get that out
Speaker 14: in the here'll make impressions.
Speaker 16: I got it a year.
Speaker 1: Oh my goodness us. Well, yeah, well you're a patient.
Speaker 1: You're a patient, lady.
Speaker 16: It took a year.
Speaker 14: Life Tampa. The oppers when the elevator knocked them out,
Speaker 14: remember this story, don't you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, now you got your head caught in the doors
Speaker 1: of the elevator.
Speaker 14: Yeah, three towns. They hit me. It shattered my teeth
Speaker 14: and they came out one every month like they did.
Speaker 14: Hear and make the bacon.
Speaker 1: Well we we certainly don't. We certainly don't need any
Speaker 1: more teeth to come out. We need them to go in. Listen,
Speaker 1: mammetry We've got to go, baby, But but we love you,
Speaker 1: love you too, all right, take care. We'll talk today
Speaker 1: from Harrison. You know what, Let's talk today from Harrison.
Speaker 13: Right.
Speaker 6: Hello, I am mister Rare.
Speaker 12: This is that.
Speaker 1: Our horse is a horse, of course, of course, No
Speaker 1: when you can talk to what horse?
Speaker 6: Of course that is of course, and that's the horse
Speaker 6: is the famous.
Speaker 1: Miss Dave from Harrison.
Speaker 12: Hello, Dave, Jeff, what up there, darling?
Speaker 1: All Wilbur.
Speaker 15: What are you doing?
Speaker 11: Man?
Speaker 17: I remember mister Ed, of.
Speaker 1: Course, we all remember mister Ed. Hey, listen, I just
Speaker 1: wanted to ask you something. If you knew this. If
Speaker 1: Cat Stevens married Snoop Doggie Dog, then he'd be Cat
Speaker 1: Doggie dog.
Speaker 18: Right.
Speaker 12: I think so?
Speaker 1: If Olivia Newton John rest her soul. If Olivia Newton
Speaker 1: John had married Wayne Newton then divorced him to Mary
Speaker 1: Elton John, she'd be Olivia Newton John Newton John Right.
Speaker 13: So Yeah.
Speaker 1: If Sondra Locke married Elliott Ness then divorced him to
Speaker 1: Mary Herman Munster, she'd become Sondra Locke Ness Munster, that's funny.
Speaker 1: If b Arthur, if b Arthur married Sting, she'd be
Speaker 1: beasting Wow, wow, quickly, what have you got today?
Speaker 14: Dave?
Speaker 1: Quickly?
Speaker 12: How do you make anti frees?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 17: You steal her snow pants while they're drawing by the fire?
Speaker 1: What else you got?
Speaker 5: He's next to her?
Speaker 17: Cheesy?
Speaker 12: Real quick?
Speaker 17: What is the name of the country near a rack
Speaker 17: that is made entirely of cheese?
Speaker 18: H Curdistan?
Speaker 17: Yeah, it's a joke. Come on, man, What was Marlon
Speaker 17: Branda's cheesiest film?
Speaker 6: I don't know?
Speaker 18: The Good Father?
Speaker 1: Did you say the goodah Father?
Speaker 18: Yes?
Speaker 1: The good Get off my phone.
Speaker 19: Jokes told by Dave from Harrison are not necessarily considered
Speaker 19: funny by this staff, management or advertisers of seven hundred
Speaker 19: WLW or his parent company, iHeartMedia. If these attempts at
Speaker 19: humor have caused you to roll your eyes, made your
Speaker 19: stomach churn, or you have considered the entire exercise to
Speaker 19: be a colossal waste of time, we deeply apologize. Now
Speaker 19: back to our irregular programming.
Speaker 20: It'll be a battle of jaws and claws.
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Speaker 20: Perfect your Bengals room into Chicago for a four quarter
Speaker 20: fight with a bear. Heyas it's a preseason matchup that'll
Speaker 20: have the entire football world on the edge.
Speaker 13: Of its seed.
Speaker 20: Incredible catch gets a call from those masters of the
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Speaker 1: Remember once again, the late Greg Ken I lost on
Speaker 1: Jeopardy I think yeah, because you're known by now. Greg
Speaker 1: Ken and the Greg Kin Band passed at the age
Speaker 1: of seventy five this week after a battle with Parkinson's
Speaker 1: and it was sadden to hear of the pat For
Speaker 1: those of you who have listened to the program over
Speaker 1: these many years, you probably remember Stephen from South Carolina.
Speaker 1: Stephen Gruba at one time had the what I joked
Speaker 1: was the male order Russian bride. Julia took him two
Speaker 1: and a half years to remodel their kitchen. Well, Stephen
Speaker 1: was diagnosed with Parkinson's several years ago as well. And
Speaker 1: Rick Washburn old Radio Rick told me of Steven's passing
Speaker 1: this week and it just it sad me to no,
Speaker 1: end Rick, how are you.
Speaker 22: I'm hanging in there. Yeah, it was very sad news
Speaker 22: to hear, and to try to make a Stephen related joke.
Speaker 22: The antennas at the Pineapple Palace are at half masted,
Speaker 22: but you're still coming in five by five on a
Speaker 22: This is a Zenith h five hundred, one of those
Speaker 22: luggable flip top five two radios that work so well.
Speaker 22: And it's not the same one, certainly, but it is
Speaker 22: one that is virtually identical to one that I was
Speaker 22: helping him from Afar, or I would say, mentoring from
Speaker 22: Afar to restore himself. And although he was the first
Speaker 22: to tell me that he was no good with a
Speaker 22: welding iron, and I seized him a lot about the
Speaker 22: fact that, well, it's not a welding iron, so don't
Speaker 22: worry about that. He did beautiful work and he got
Speaker 22: it working. And he also worked on a thirty eight
Speaker 22: bell nap bill five forty nine, which is a beautiful
Speaker 22: woodcase and shortwave radio. And he made the comment to
Speaker 22: me prior to one of our our final conversations over
Speaker 22: email that he says, I forgot how cool these things
Speaker 22: are now wonder you love them. But you may recall
Speaker 22: in the February of twenty twenty two, he came to
Speaker 22: town and I had the great honor of shuttling him around.
Speaker 22: It was actually the first time that we got to
Speaker 22: meet face to face.
Speaker 1: Yeah, came to the anniversary party, didn't he.
Speaker 22: Did, indeed, and oh, just just full of life and wonderful.
Speaker 22: And I warned him I was going to slap him
Speaker 22: figuratively if he didn't stop apologizing for the fact that
Speaker 22: he was a little weak and he had to stop
Speaker 22: every couple hours to take another drug cocktail. But yeah,
Speaker 22: the most heartbreaking thing for me was the last email
Speaker 22: I heard from him was in April of twenty twenty three,
Speaker 22: when he had mentioned that he was going into he'd
Speaker 22: been accepted into a clinical trial, and he's like, we'll
Speaker 22: see what happens. I don't know, but I'll try to
Speaker 22: stay in touch. And I was very heartened on May
Speaker 22: nineteenth of twenty twenty three when he tweeted out what
Speaker 22: appears to be his last tweet, when he said the
Speaker 22: Reds should automatically lose this game for the horrid I think,
Speaker 22: he said, but ugly black uniforms they're wearing.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, people love the City connect not Stephen Grub Stephen,
Speaker 1: it's been a while since he passed. We just found
Speaker 1: this out this week through some research. But I share
Speaker 1: in yourself.
Speaker 22: I actually passed on May thirtieth of twenty three, and
Speaker 22: I was trying to find somebody to find out if
Speaker 22: you were still in the clinical trial or something, and
Speaker 22: I managed to accidentally stumble on a cousin who called me, oh,
Speaker 22: I'm so sorry, and and then it gave me a
Speaker 22: link to his obituary and so forth, which was beautifully done.
Speaker 1: Well, I share in your grief, and for anybody else
Speaker 1: who heard Stephen from South Carolina over the years on
Speaker 1: this program, We're we're sorry to report this news. If
Speaker 1: you'd not heard by now, Rick, I gotta go. We're
Speaker 1: short on time. If you want to get in touch
Speaker 1: with mister Washburn Old Radio Rick at gmail dot com.
Speaker 7: When you're way through our twenty twenty four i ARD
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Speaker 1: Except for your twentieth and twenty first chances for some
Speaker 1: heavy weather today high of eighties emen. In fact, scattered
Speaker 1: rain showers and thunderstorms are a possibility all weekend. Low
Speaker 1: seven hundredth WLW Sports Reds losing Game one to the
Speaker 1: Kansas City Royals Game two.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the Red Legs are back in action this evening.
Speaker 4: Nicklodolo nine to four on the year with a three
Speaker 4: point nine to nine ERA takes the mound for the Reds,
Speaker 4: and Michael Waka nine and six with a three point
Speaker 4: five o ERA takes the mound for the Royals. Tonight,
Speaker 4: our coverage begins with the inside pitch at five point forty,
Speaker 4: first pitch at six forty right here on the home
Speaker 4: of the Reds seven hundred WLW.
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Speaker 1: Let's go east.
Speaker 13: I'm toasting you. Sit, honey, we may be through. You'll
Speaker 13: never care me.
Speaker 6: Comp and girls.
Speaker 11: And no.
Speaker 1: List. Thank God for friends in low places. Every Saturday
Speaker 1: morning they gather at Brookie Saloon on Main Street in Ripley, Ohio.
Speaker 1: So we traveled now to how now Brown County and
Speaker 1: visit the gang. Good morning, gang, Good morning. I understand
Speaker 1: that you've got special visitors, but they're not with us
Speaker 1: at Brookies this morning, Doug. Is that correct?
Speaker 12: That's right.
Speaker 27: Farmer Dan made it down. He brought his requisite load
Speaker 27: of yellow perch with him for dinner.
Speaker 12: Last night.
Speaker 18: I saw, Yeah, maybe ate too much and just off.
Speaker 1: Yet this morning's us. Damn onion. Rings of years that
Speaker 1: put him over the top, That's what it was.
Speaker 12: I will deal with those today. Yeah.
Speaker 1: So is there any chance we might see Farmer Dan
Speaker 1: Huddles today?
Speaker 27: Real good chance, real good? Oh, goad, the way we
Speaker 27: can get that way, we can get back here to
Speaker 27: town because Darren's got the hijack tonight from eight to twelve.
Speaker 27: Of course, the Queen of Hearts on Wednesdays up over
Speaker 27: fifty thousand and man for your benefit. Here the lead
Speaker 27: into you coming next Sunday. Yes it's the Harry Todge.
Speaker 27: The Harry Todge Festival is on Friday and Saturday.
Speaker 1: I'd love the Harry Todge Festival. This is every year
Speaker 1: in Ripley where they celebrate the great pioneer and statesman
Speaker 1: known as Harry Todge, who actually was based in Ripley, Ohio.
Speaker 1: Harry was Harry and his family very well known throughout
Speaker 1: Brown County and actually throughout all of South South and
Speaker 1: Southeast Ohio. We love Harry Todge and his legacy lives on.
Speaker 27: Yes it's and Cherry has a wonderful announcement for the
Speaker 27: five o'clock hour.
Speaker 12: Next Saturday afternoon because there's a.
Speaker 27: Certain guy that needs to be here.
Speaker 18: Cherry take it over.
Speaker 28: Oh yeah, we need to see Jay Weaver next week.
Speaker 28: He needs to come up and hang out here at
Speaker 28: Brookies for our you know, special uh J T shirt contest.
Speaker 1: J moved. Jay moved to I believe Saint Louis, of
Speaker 1: all places. I don't think Jay is any longer in
Speaker 1: the vicinity, but maybe he will come back for the
Speaker 1: T shirt contest.
Speaker 12: Left Allure and back in.
Speaker 1: The Going's Walker Farewell tour kicks off and ends at
Speaker 1: Brookies a week from this Sunday on the twenty fifth
Speaker 1: at two pm. And I think that's all the announcements.
Speaker 12: Okay.
Speaker 18: Oh yeah.
Speaker 1: The weather.
Speaker 28: Just scattered showers and you know, off and on for
Speaker 28: the next few days.
Speaker 12: So don't have much else to talk about, you know.
Speaker 28: I went to see the Vandel's farewell tour last Saturday
Speaker 28: night to Jim.
Speaker 27: Yeah.
Speaker 28: I saw Jim Lebarbar and Sally they are got to
Speaker 28: talk to them.
Speaker 14: So that was exciting.
Speaker 1: Oh that's that's a fun time right there. That group
Speaker 1: of people. Boy, I tell you what you get, the
Speaker 1: green Horne at the prof and his wife all together
Speaker 1: at one place and bringing the riot police Katie bar
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Speaker 1: Nity then quarter till the top of the hour, six
Speaker 1: forty five Eastern. That is, you're a Jeff Woody on
Speaker 1: the Saturday morning edition on seven hundred WLW. Ah, this
Speaker 1: is what I need, boy, It's not like he doesn't
Speaker 1: have a whole heck of a lot of material to
Speaker 1: call from for his pithy phone call and news of
Speaker 1: the week. Our friend Steve from edn Ohio is back.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Steven. Hello Steve, Liam, Hello, Steve. I see
Speaker 1: him on the line. Steve, are you there? Okay? You're
Speaker 1: going to put him on hold for a second and
Speaker 1: see if the phone says. And I don't want to
Speaker 1: blame the equipment. A good craftsman never blames his tools. However,
Speaker 1: the tools we've been provided. I did not select these tools.
Speaker 1: Is he there now, Liam, He's not okay. I did
Speaker 1: not select these tools. They were provided for me at
Speaker 1: no charge. Then you get what you pay for, don't you. Anyway?
Speaker 1: Six forty six, Kamala Harris came out with her economic
Speaker 1: policy the problem the woman who likes to address the
Speaker 1: root causes of things like root cause of our immigration
Speaker 1: problem at the border. What are the root causes? Oh,
Speaker 1: let's travel to other countries and discover what our root
Speaker 1: causes are. The root cause apparently of us paying too
Speaker 1: darned much for everything during the Bidenharris administration is corporate
Speaker 1: greed and they're going to have to find a way
Speaker 1: to punish those greedy corporations and control prices on food.
Speaker 1: I don't know about you, but I live through the
Speaker 1: late nineteen seventies when government price control became the thing.
Speaker 1: What happened? Long lines at the gas pumps, blocks long
Speaker 1: and uh and no gas, and the prices did not
Speaker 1: go down. So anyway, now then, blathering on and on,
Speaker 1: we have the solution to our problem. Whatever that was.
Speaker 1: Once again, Steve from at in Ohio. What's going on?
Speaker 16: Good morning, Gary, Jeff. Let's start with the New York Times.
Speaker 16: All right, call it, yes, call it calling out Trump
Speaker 16: Assassination Commission Member Clay Higgins of Louisiana for not being
Speaker 16: qualified for that House investigation. Because Higgins is a conspiracy
Speaker 16: theorist who believes that Trump's supporters were entrapped by FBI
Speaker 16: agents into rioting on January the sixth, twenty twenty one.
Speaker 16: That charge is coming back to haunt Ji Jingping's favorite
Speaker 16: New United States newspaper. Why because this week Higgins found
Speaker 16: out that the commission will not be examining the body
Speaker 16: of that punk who shot Trump. The body belongs to
Speaker 16: the medical examiner in Butler County, Pennsylvania who was awaiting
Speaker 16: permission to release that body to the family. But wait,
Speaker 16: who steps in to claim the body? None other than
Speaker 16: the FBI. Trouble is, the Feds did not have jurisdiction,
Speaker 16: nor did they ask the me and Butler if they
Speaker 16: could have the body. No, they just took it and
Speaker 16: cremated it, burned the evidence to a crisp. I used
Speaker 16: to think that Hillary and her gang at the State
Speaker 16: Department were good at destroying evidence. But this really takes
Speaker 16: the cake, folks.
Speaker 3: Doesn't it.
Speaker 16: It also brings back memories of the doctor at Bethesda
Speaker 16: Naval Hospital in charge of the JFK autopsy. He inexplicably
Speaker 16: destroyed his detailed diagrams of the wounds, apparently assuming they
Speaker 16: were irrelevant to the investigation of the murder of a
Speaker 16: president of the United States. That's not a conspiracy theory,
Speaker 16: New York Times. That is fact. Look it up, But
Speaker 16: first look up the word fact and get it into
Speaker 16: your vocabulary.
Speaker 18: Page two.
Speaker 16: The Secret Service has announced new plans to allegedly protect
Speaker 16: Donald Trump. Let me guess he'll be incarcerated in a
Speaker 16: jail in New York City. This has some validity because
Speaker 16: District Attorney Bragg has made sure all the cities rapists
Speaker 16: and murderers are on the street, so Trump will be
Speaker 16: safe behind bars. You get it. Meanwhile, the Harris Biden
Speaker 16: team that's the real Democrat ticket, is claiming they have
Speaker 16: by FIAT reduced the price of key drugs like insolence insulin.
Speaker 16: Did I say, actually it was Donald Trump who did that,
Speaker 16: but Biden Harris delayed twice its implementation, and now three
Speaker 16: years later they are doing it and of course claiming credit.
Speaker 16: The chameleon commy is apparently making up her stealing stuff
Speaker 16: by endorsing, unfortunately without giving appropriate credit, Trump's desire to
Speaker 16: remove tip income from taxation. Page three. Progressives back in
Speaker 16: the sixties used to be more creative than conservatives. In
Speaker 16: those days, they gave us great music, fun motion pictures,
Speaker 16: the Kennedys when the Kennedys were entertaining, and Jack Kennedy's
Speaker 16: inaugurial address a very conservative statement, and his slashing income
Speaker 16: taxes in moves that well, let's admit it, Ronald Reagan
Speaker 16: stole them twenty years later. But today all socialists communist
Speaker 16: Democrats do is lie, cheat, and state. The theme of
Speaker 16: the twenty twenty four Harris Biden campaign is give us
Speaker 16: a mulligan. We can screw it up even better than
Speaker 16: the first time. My goodness, do these communists never sleep?
Speaker 16: They actually stole something from another Democrat. Ohio's embattled Sheried
Speaker 16: Brown has been running ads blaming the economy on corporate
Speaker 16: price gouging. Where have I heard that before?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 16: Yeah, every time the price of gasoline goes up, as
Speaker 16: though the international situation has nothing.
Speaker 5: To do with it.
Speaker 16: What do you think will happen if the Middle East
Speaker 16: blows sky high? Remember nineteen seventy three, it wasn't the
Speaker 16: price of gas then, it was a supply, long lines
Speaker 16: at the pump. Excuse me, but Kami wants to head gouging,
Speaker 16: specifically at the grocery store, as though she and any
Speaker 16: of her courts know Jack squat about agriculture. This is
Speaker 16: what happens when you surround yourselves with Green Party academics
Speaker 16: who think that hamburgers grow on trees. Kammy's ignorance is appalling.
Speaker 16: Some years ago, her home state of California put together
Speaker 16: a commission to look into the Great gas Gouging Conspiracy.
Speaker 16: It was headed by a Democrat. He announced that the
Speaker 16: group found no proof game set match presently. COMMI says
Speaker 16: she'll solve this non existent problem with price controls. Notice
Speaker 16: she did not call it wage and price controls. That's
Speaker 16: what liberals in Washington usually suggest as a cure for inflation.
Speaker 16: She left out wage controls because labor would raise hell ah,
Speaker 16: So here is what will happen. The already significant increase
Speaker 16: in the money supply with all of those wage increases
Speaker 16: over the past two years, price controls would decrease the
Speaker 16: supply of goods and services. The new money is chasing
Speaker 16: because who wants to sell it? The loss prescription for
Speaker 16: more inflation. The price controls we already have from the
Speaker 16: sores progressives are not working. It's called shoplifting. We've been
Speaker 16: through this before. Richard Nixon thought it was a good
Speaker 16: idea in the early seventies, just before he was impeached.
Speaker 16: And let me close with this, Gary Jeff, excuse me
Speaker 16: my throat what today I'm acting like rfka Jr. Rest
Speaker 16: in peace. I did feel sad about this. Also, Steve
Speaker 16: from South Carolina, the voice of the Greenville South Carolina
Speaker 16: hockey team and home depot, has clearly lost a dear,
Speaker 16: dear friend in South Carolina, no doubt. I am going
Speaker 16: to miss the gentleman very very much. Rip okay, take
Speaker 16: care of yourself.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 1: The price controls, wage and price controls in the early
Speaker 1: seventies under the Nixon administration did not work. They did
Speaker 1: not work. In the old Soviet Union, people couldn't find anything.
Speaker 1: They didn't work in Venezuela. They won't work here, and
Speaker 1: not because the other people didn't do it correctly. It's
Speaker 1: just a bad idea. Another one of those bad ideas
Speaker 1: courtesy of Kamala and the rest of the commies behind
Speaker 1: her candidacy. Steve's elite story. Hello west Side Jim, Hello
Speaker 1: Chris to two point zero, Hello Brooksy, good to have
Speaker 1: you along for the ride. One in a all, it
Speaker 1: is time for our environmental segment. We have a special guest.
Speaker 1: Steve Shulty is still in his pilgrimage stand by go.
Speaker 27: See tree so green.
Speaker 31: Resist, I seen them blue following you and I into myself.
Speaker 31: What a wonderful.
Speaker 1: As I mentioned, Steve Shulty is still on his pilgrimage
Speaker 1: to Fathom of Portugal in Lords, France, and so joining
Speaker 1: us today is a guy where Steve Shulty gets some
Speaker 1: of his information where I've gotten all kinds of invaluable
Speaker 1: information about climate change and the Green Breakdown, which is
Speaker 1: also the title of our guest's latest book about how
Speaker 1: the renewable energy is destined to not work at its
Speaker 1: current state. Steve Gorham the executive director of the Climate
Speaker 1: Science Coalition and author of Green Breakdown, in the Mad,
Speaker 1: Mad Mad World of Climatism and Outside the Green Box. So, Steve,
Speaker 1: this morning we are talking about lithium battery fires and
Speaker 1: how prevalent and how there is an increase in these
Speaker 1: happening not just in electric cars, but in warehouses and
Speaker 1: in factory So please enlighteness. You have pointed out before
Speaker 1: that there is a new epidemic as more and more
Speaker 1: of these electric cars evs are on the road.
Speaker 32: What are some of these examples, Steve, Hey, Gary, Jeff,
Speaker 32: great to join you again. Yeah, we have a new
Speaker 32: epidemic globally and it isn't COVID variant. It's lithium battery fires,
Speaker 32: which are getting to be a big, big problem in
Speaker 32: many nations. An example was the last summer near Chicago,
Speaker 32: a guy was driving his Tesla. The vehicle start to shake,
Speaker 32: he pulled off, it burst in and he didn't have
Speaker 32: time to get his child.
Speaker 1: Seats out of the back. He was pleased his kids
Speaker 1: weren't with him.
Speaker 32: But this has gone beyond electric cars, we're now saying
Speaker 32: because the governments not only are pushing electric vehicles, but
Speaker 32: they are pushing grid scale batteries, very very big batteries,
Speaker 32: and they're trying to use those to make up for
Speaker 32: the shortfalls of wind and solar, and now those things
Speaker 32: are bursting in flames. Just a couple of weeks ago,
Speaker 32: we had a fire on I fifteen in near Baker, California.
Speaker 32: A truck carrying a grid scale lithium iron battery, big,
Speaker 32: big load, caught on fire and this blocked the expressway
Speaker 32: for about two days. They had all these people lined
Speaker 32: up and they were bringing him water. They couldn't get
Speaker 32: turned around. There were no roads in and out.
Speaker 18: Of the place.
Speaker 32: But there's a there's a whole bunch of these examples.
Speaker 32: Another one is a battery recycled plants caught fire in
Speaker 32: Scotland in the last month and it took ten fire
Speaker 32: departments to show up with about fifty firefighters to try
Speaker 32: and fight this blaze.
Speaker 1: Well, you can just a month, you cannot douse you
Speaker 1: cannot douse these fires in the normal way fire departments
Speaker 1: treat and respond to these fires. That's a big problem. No,
Speaker 1: that's true.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 32: I mean even even a truck that with a diesel
Speaker 32: engine that catches on fire, the guy usually just gets
Speaker 32: out with a fire extinguisher and puts it out. But
Speaker 32: you can't do that with these with these vehicles. They've
Speaker 32: invented an innovative approach in Netherlands. They actually bring a
Speaker 32: tank of water and they bring a big lifter truck
Speaker 32: and they so they take an electric car and they
Speaker 32: lift it up and they drop in the tank of.
Speaker 12: Water to put the fire out.
Speaker 1: Well, I bet that ev doesn't work too well after
Speaker 1: it's been dropped in a tank of water, much less
Speaker 1: catch on fire because of the lithium battery.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's total.
Speaker 32: But and another big one they just had a big
Speaker 32: fire in near San Diego. Again California's embarked on this
Speaker 32: program to back up wind and solar with these big
Speaker 32: battery installations. One called Gateway Energy Storage Facility caught on
Speaker 32: fire and it burned. They put it out with water
Speaker 32: and it restarted. They put out it restarted, it restarted
Speaker 32: six times and it burned for about a week. And
Speaker 32: the thing is when you pour water on these things,
Speaker 32: it damages the batteries around them, and then they're more
Speaker 32: likely to ignite as well. So you know, another big issue.
Speaker 32: We also had a battery fire plant in South Korea
Speaker 32: where they make a lot of these looking batteries, and
Speaker 32: they just killed sixteen people. All these things have happened
Speaker 32: within the last two months and just getting to be
Speaker 32: an epidemic.
Speaker 1: What's the underlying cause of the rise in lithium battery fires?
Speaker 1: Just the fact that all these governments are pushing this
Speaker 1: effort to find quote renewable energy. Is it just because
Speaker 1: there are more of them around?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 13: I think.
Speaker 32: I think we have zero missions mandates in twenty three
Speaker 32: states now, that's say we're going to stop selling gasoline
Speaker 32: cars by twenty three five, so they're pushing evs. Canada
Speaker 32: is the same way twenty thirty five. And then we
Speaker 32: have the utilities that have these net zero electricity targets.
Speaker 32: So states like New York and California and a few
Speaker 32: others want to put in all these good scale batteries,
Speaker 32: which are very expensive if you if you try and
Speaker 32: back up a solar facility for a single day with
Speaker 32: utility scale batteries. The batteries cost ten times as much
Speaker 32: as the solar system itself, and then the only then
Speaker 32: the only last about half the lifetime. So these are
Speaker 32: very a very poor deal for rate payers.
Speaker 1: Well again, uh Ve Sholti, who's usually in this segment.
Speaker 1: On Saturday morning, Steve gorham as All was talking about
Speaker 1: the overall cost of all this for the sake of,
Speaker 1: I don't know, saving the planet and just doesn't make
Speaker 1: sense one way or the other outside the green box,
Speaker 1: Like I said, was your former book Green Energy Breakdown
Speaker 1: Real quickly explain why this renewable energy push is destined
Speaker 1: to fail.
Speaker 32: Yeah, it's because the world's trying to get to net
Speaker 32: zero by twenty fifty, get rid of a coal oil,
Speaker 32: natural gas, substitute wind, solar and biofuels. But this is
Speaker 32: an impossibility. We have huge industries fuel, steel and fertilizer
Speaker 32: and chemicals that run on coal and natural gas. We
Speaker 32: have ninety five percent of the world's transportation is still
Speaker 32: either fuels from gas, gasoline oil or natural gas.
Speaker 1: So they want to do all this and explore that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: book explains it.
Speaker 17: Go ahead and you can get it at my website.
Speaker 32: Steve Gorham g O R E H A M dot com.
Speaker 32: I'll send a sign copy. There are ebooks as well,
Speaker 32: but people need to find out where we're going and
Speaker 32: why we're not going to get there with all these
Speaker 32: government actions.
Speaker 1: We continue on a Saturday morning on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 16: One eight hundred got joke recycles because it conserves our
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Speaker 3: We donate the donatables so they can be loved and used.
Speaker 1: Final, you know, getting physical is this guy's life, the
Speaker 1: first dawn of fitness in the Tri State. Rocco Costelano
Speaker 1: is back with more little bits and pieces from Rocco's blog,
Speaker 1: but you can check out on his website and we'll
Speaker 1: go through that again here in just a moment. But
Speaker 1: first and foremost, good morning, Roco. How are we?
Speaker 12: Hey guys, Jeff, how are you doing great?
Speaker 1: Doing great? So among the blogs that are now at
Speaker 1: rococastellano dot com by the way, that's r O C
Speaker 1: C O C A S T E L L A
Speaker 1: n O dot com. Internet addiction and teens. We've heard
Speaker 1: about it, We've some of us have experienced it personally
Speaker 1: with our own offspring and just you can see it
Speaker 1: anywhere in fact, I think there's internet addiction well beyond
Speaker 1: the teenage years. But tell me what the studies have
Speaker 1: shown thus far. Roco.
Speaker 12: Well, but the you know, you know, but the actual
Speaker 12: thing that is, you know, like the big problem is
Speaker 12: that it starts. And now with social media being such.
Speaker 33: A big part of people's lives, and we carry you know,
Speaker 33: like the little computers in our our pocket, you know
Speaker 33: that are you know that look like phones, but they're
Speaker 33: really us will complete we have it available to us
Speaker 33: all the time.
Speaker 12: And especially of what they found in in several studies.
Speaker 12: But in the Blood posts, I talk about a one
Speaker 12: study of one hundred and sixty nine students.
Speaker 13: They found that that.
Speaker 12: That the students that that were in the study, the
Speaker 12: eventual austraatum, which is the is the part of the
Speaker 12: brain that affects like the positive of reward system actually
Speaker 12: gets gets affected and starts to starts to die down
Speaker 12: and then and and the most important piece of this
Speaker 12: is that it creates other other addictive of the behaviors.
Speaker 1: So the addiction to social media actually creates addiction to
Speaker 1: other things.
Speaker 12: Yeah, like drugs, alcohol, because because the effect of the
Speaker 12: social media is going to affect like the hypersensitivity to
Speaker 12: feedback or a diminished positive response. So you're going to
Speaker 12: consistently want that reward system to be uh, you know,
Speaker 12: to be populated.
Speaker 34: All the time.
Speaker 1: I've seen studies, rocoll I've seen studies where it actually
Speaker 1: in a certain study, it actually melts the brain of
Speaker 1: of those who are participating, like an alien laser beam.
Speaker 12: Well, it doesn't melt the brain, but it actually actually
Speaker 12: fees the brain.
Speaker 1: It doesn't, it doesn't, it doesn't, it doesn't melt the brain.
Speaker 1: I saw a study where it actually will it could
Speaker 1: melt your brain.
Speaker 12: It doesn't, it doesn't melt it, but it does. It
Speaker 12: does impair impulse control. So so when you impair uh,
Speaker 12: you know, impulse of control, you're going to want to
Speaker 12: keep a rewarding it. And so you'll, uh, you'll look
Speaker 12: for different things that can, uh that can calm that.
Speaker 12: And so drugs, alcohol and gambling and different things. And
Speaker 12: gambling is a big one actually, uh that they were
Speaker 12: looking at. And then obviously you know, the increased a
Speaker 12: likelihood of mental health issues.
Speaker 1: Well, gambling, gambling, gambling melts your bank account.
Speaker 12: Yes, yes, it absolutely does.
Speaker 1: Find find out more at rococostelano dot com. Thank you,
Speaker 1: my friend time out for the Tom Davis Diaries. I
Speaker 1: like to refer to these as the wild wacky stories
Speaker 1: from around the world and around the country, courtesy of
Speaker 1: our correspondent, the aforementioned Tom Davis. Here he is, Good
Speaker 1: morning Gary, Jeff.
Speaker 35: This week, don't worry, exploding body parts are all a
Speaker 35: part of the show.
Speaker 1: But first, A husband.
Speaker 35: Recently filed for divorce because his wife started charging him
Speaker 35: fifteen dollars for each love making session. The wife says
Speaker 35: that she instituted the charge because her husband had gained
Speaker 35: weight and was now bad in bed. After an hour
Speaker 35: or so of incredibly embarrassing testimony, the judge granted the divorce.
Speaker 35: A seventy three year old man from Detroit recently rear
Speaker 35: into the police car because he was eating chicken wings.
Speaker 35: He failed to notice the trooper stopped at a red
Speaker 35: light in front of him. Thankfully, nobody was hurt, only
Speaker 35: minor vehicle damage, but he.
Speaker 1: Did get a ticket.
Speaker 35: The Mount Hall of Volcano in South Korea is facing
Speaker 35: an environmental crisis from ramen noodles. Taurists are discarding the
Speaker 35: sodium rich ramen noodles on hiking trails and the high
Speaker 35: sodium from the leftover broth is polluting the water and
Speaker 35: harming aquatic life. Hikers are being urged to help preserve
Speaker 35: the area for future generations. I also think it's interesting
Speaker 35: no one's talking about this that ramen noodles are apparently
Speaker 35: poison And finally, a comedian, John Tothill, was recently performing
Speaker 35: in Edinburgh when his appendix burst while he's on stage.
Speaker 1: Test showed that his appendix started going.
Speaker 35: Bad like a week before, but it all came to
Speaker 35: a head in front of a live audience. He later
Speaker 35: wrote that he and his appendix have made the difficult
Speaker 35: decision to separate, citing irreconcilable differences. Next week, an elderly
Speaker 35: man vandalizes neighbor's property with a sharpie.
Speaker 1: Have a great weekend.
Speaker 16: We're seeing more and more heinous crimes committed in Ohio
Speaker 16: by illegal immigrants.
Speaker 1: Who shucker, sorry, not sorry. Eighth eight on a Saturday morning,
Speaker 1: and it's time to get a little science into our lives.
Speaker 1: What do you think? The one and only science Mike
Speaker 1: with a Science Minute.
Speaker 19: Yes, as a night of scientist who had been surprising
Speaker 19: him bell blinding me.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Michael, what you been up to?
Speaker 11: You know, Gary, Jeff, one of these te these days
Speaker 11: on we're going to do a program. I hope we're
Speaker 11: going to have a really good news, like a cure
Speaker 11: for Parkinson's or some some serious thing that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, for people who did not hear earlier, we announced
Speaker 1: the passing I guess it was last year of Stephen
Speaker 1: Gruba's the former Stephen from South Carolina who had moved
Speaker 1: to the Villages in Florida and was, according to Rick
Speaker 1: Washburn Old Radio Rick, undergoing a special kind of clinical
Speaker 1: trial to cure his Parkinson's. But he did not make
Speaker 1: it past that trial much and we were just grieving
Speaker 1: Steven's loss earlier. But anyway, go ahead.
Speaker 11: So yeah, so I have one of these days, I
Speaker 11: hope we can do some really good important science.
Speaker 18: Yeah, you know what I mean. But you know you
Speaker 18: have to this.
Speaker 11: To the US alone, we get seven hundred thousand artificial
Speaker 11: knee replacements a year, and and the problem is with
Speaker 11: our current leach and especially in our knees, that once
Speaker 11: it damages or gets old, it just doesn't regenerate itself.
Speaker 18: And now what they have done, they've.
Speaker 11: Actually developed a uh A hybrid material and it looks
Speaker 11: very promising to avoid knee replacement. And what they've done
Speaker 11: it they've taken a protein and what they an asset
Speaker 11: that does use a lot in in the makeup in
Speaker 11: this treatment. Maybe your audience that knows more about this,
Speaker 11: I don't really skin use skin and care proce, but
Speaker 11: a hyaluronic acid that that does something to your skin
Speaker 11: that helps make it smoother and does absorb water. But
Speaker 11: they this this hybrid they injected into and they put
Speaker 11: it in the sheep leg joints because chefs have the
Speaker 11: same amount of stress load similar to humans. And what
Speaker 11: they found is that this uh, this actual hybrid actually
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Speaker 18: I mean it was pretty amazing.
Speaker 5: I hope this.
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Speaker 18: Yeah.
Speaker 11: I don't want to I don't want any replacement, No,
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Speaker 17: Yes, I think you smart dude.
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Speaker 13: I'm going let it shine. I'm going let it shine.
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Speaker 1: Oh yeah, oh yeah, Brother Green, good morning. How are you?
Speaker 18: Good morning? Gary? I'm going pray. I have to start
Speaker 18: Gary with our praise God moment sixty three.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I'm all. I missed what you said praise
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Speaker 16: Oh?
Speaker 18: Sixty year seventy foot trees fell in my backyard while
Speaker 18: I was at work Wednesday, and I've been praying to God.
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Speaker 17: Gary.
Speaker 18: It fell and nixed my shed, maybe smashed about eight
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Speaker 1: Oh absolutely, it's a good reason to thank God. Yes
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Speaker 18: Nicked my shad, It didn't really damage it bent the
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Speaker 1: Didn't hurt anybody? Okay, what have you got for us today?
Speaker 18: Well, today we're coming from Galatians chapter five, verse sixteen,
Speaker 18: and it says, so I say, walk by the spears,
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Speaker 18: That is a good win, gary and a tough one
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Speaker 1: Amen on that. Yeah, that's the thing. I mean, the
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Speaker 18: Amen. Amen, that's there though, today and every day.
Speaker 1: Yes, sir, praise God. It's great to talk to you,
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Speaker 18: Ah, I'm a blessed y all right.
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Speaker 1: Seven hundred WLW Sports Liam Townlinson with the reports of
Speaker 1: sports and everything that's going on this weekend. It's it's
Speaker 1: it's starting to get really busy on the calendar, Liam.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 4: And we're one week away from Week zero of college
Speaker 4: football and then the following week one. You see Ohio State, Kentucky, Indiana, Purdue,
Speaker 4: whoever you root for, all in action.
Speaker 1: They will be on the grid iron. The Bengals are
Speaker 1: back on the grid iron today in Chicago, for a
Speaker 1: preseason fake football game.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the Bengals kick a step for one PM against
Speaker 4: the Chicago Bears today.
Speaker 6: The backups will be playing.
Speaker 4: There are no starters, however, for the Bears that will
Speaker 4: be starters playing about a half according to their head coach.
Speaker 4: A couple of injuries of note. Marius Mimms will miss
Speaker 4: several weeks with a peck injury. Chris Evans will miss
Speaker 4: the entire season with a torn pateeller tendon. Dante Smith
Speaker 4: will also miss the entire season with the pateeller injury.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so it kind of a shame with Mems because
Speaker 1: he had been a real bright but people wondering, Okay,
Speaker 1: he's got very limited playing time in college. How will
Speaker 1: he translate into the pros in an offensive line position?
Speaker 1: And he'd been very impressive so far in practice.
Speaker 4: Yeah, a big body like a Marius Mems, he just
Speaker 4: can stand there and stop you. But he showed out
Speaker 4: he had the starting spot pretty much. It seems locked up.
Speaker 4: But what can you do about injuries. So hopefully he's
Speaker 4: okay in a few weeks. We move along to that
Speaker 4: game today. I said kicks that one pregame coverag begins
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Speaker 1: Home with the best Bengals coverage. What else we got
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Speaker 4: The Red Legs fell to the Royals and end their
Speaker 4: three game win streak last night, seven to one. Jonathan
Speaker 4: India Ty France doubled. All four of their hits were doubles.
Speaker 4: Martinez got the loss, giving up three runs and six
Speaker 4: innings pitch. The Royals had thirteen total hits compared to
Speaker 4: the Reds four.
Speaker 1: It was close.
Speaker 6: The score is not indicative of the game. They gave
Speaker 6: up four.
Speaker 4: Fernando Cruz gave up four runs in the ninth and
Speaker 4: that kind of put the game away. But the Red
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Speaker 1: FC Cincinnati back on the MLS pitch next Saturday.
Speaker 4: Yes, next Saturday, against Inner Miami, the number one team
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Speaker 6: They looked to gain some ground.
Speaker 1: Caitlin Clark in my Indiana Fever with the big victory
Speaker 1: he is. The WNBA kicks back in after the Olympics,
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Speaker 4: And Cincinnati native and Ohio State alum Kelsey Mitchell Princeton
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Speaker 6: They're figuring it out.
Speaker 4: Ever since the slow start of the season, they've been
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Speaker 1: Well, you know, I think that that break for the
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Speaker 4: Well, you got to think they played the college season.
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Speaker 1: Alright, remembering Elvis is forty seven years later.
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Speaker 12: Hey, mo, what's up?
Speaker 1: Bingals? Fake football on the road, That's what's up, and
Speaker 1: all the action right here on the home of the
Speaker 1: best Bengals coverage. Since the Reds are playing a night,
Speaker 1: we get a double dip of since he sports today
Speaker 1: on the big one, that's not too bad. That's not
Speaker 1: too shabby even for preseason football.
Speaker 5: No, not at all, and a preseason game, the rare
Speaker 5: daytime preseason game. Most of the starters aren't going to play,
Speaker 5: but still some pretty interesting things to unfold for the Bengals.
Speaker 5: You know, in the last week, we've gone from thinking, man,
Speaker 5: you know, what the right tackle position might be solidified,
Speaker 5: which was one of the bigger quests coming into training camp, right, Yeah,
Speaker 5: and then since then we've seen Marius Mims.
Speaker 12: Go down with an injury.
Speaker 5: Certainly his availability for Week one is up in the air.
Speaker 5: Trent Brown, who they signed as a free agent, has
Speaker 5: been dealing with backtie, has practiced very very little, wasn't
Speaker 5: part of the off season program, and Deontay Smith was
Speaker 5: carted off with a significant injury on Thursday, And so
Speaker 5: we're kind of back to square one wondering who the
Speaker 5: starting right tackle is going to be when the Bengals
Speaker 5: take the field against the Patriots three weeks from tomorrow.
Speaker 5: I'm not sure that today will give us any real
Speaker 5: answers as to who the starting right tackle is going
Speaker 5: to be.
Speaker 12: But you know, you and I talked last week about.
Speaker 5: The offensive line depth. With most of the starters not playing,
Speaker 5: we're going to get a very very very good look
Speaker 5: at what sort of depth the Bengals have, which at
Speaker 5: one position at least is already being tested well.
Speaker 1: And yeah, we need to find that out. We need
Speaker 1: to find that out. Well, the games, don't you know,
Speaker 1: count in the overall regular season record, and today would
Speaker 1: be a good hint at what the Bengals do have
Speaker 1: in the cupboard. Dante Smith, Is that the most impactful
Speaker 1: injury or is it memesse?
Speaker 5: Well, it's memes. I'm mean, you know, I think that
Speaker 5: the good news for Marius Mens is nobody seems to
Speaker 5: think that he is going to be unavailable to play
Speaker 5: this season, but he had he had the inside track.
Speaker 5: I mean, you know, my buddy Paul Danner Jr. Who
Speaker 5: covers the Bengals for The Athletic you know, a week
Speaker 5: and a half ago, wrote how Marius Mins was the
Speaker 5: story of training camp with you know, everybody has expected
Speaker 5: him to the first round pick, everybody expects big things
Speaker 5: from him. But I think relative to his overall lack
Speaker 5: of college experience, him showing up and looking at his
Speaker 5: NFL ready as he did and just coming off as
Speaker 5: the sort of kid who just gets it, I think
Speaker 5: made everybody feel really good about Okay, with if the
Speaker 5: preseason unfolds the way we would like, and he more
Speaker 5: than held his own against Tampa Bay last week, you
Speaker 5: know what, he's our starting right tackle, and now you
Speaker 5: don't know who the guy is going to be week one,
Speaker 5: and you also don't know for his rookie season. How
Speaker 5: much maybe he's going to be affected by not getting
Speaker 5: all of the preseason reps that he would get in
Speaker 5: the game today, all of the preseason reps he would
Speaker 5: get in the game on Thursday, the preseason reps he
Speaker 5: would get in the two joint practices the Bengals are having,
Speaker 5: or all the training camp practices. How much is that
Speaker 5: going to hurt him when he finally is healthy.
Speaker 1: And ready to go whenever that is well, this was
Speaker 1: really the question about because he'd only played what eight
Speaker 1: games in college because of injuries, he had started.
Speaker 5: Eight games in college, or that really wasn't because of injury.
Speaker 5: He started eight games in college because he was at Georgia,
Speaker 5: which is an NFL fackor so he dealt with one
Speaker 5: injury in college. And you know, he has sort of
Speaker 5: shot down the notion that he has been injury prone.
Speaker 5: His relative lack of experience has very little to do
Speaker 5: with injury. It has a lot to do with the
Speaker 5: fact that he was behind some guys who at that
Speaker 5: program winning national championships at the time were more experienced
Speaker 5: and being to be just better.
Speaker 1: Well, can we get any of those? Are those guys free?
Speaker 1: You know what I mean?
Speaker 5: Unfortunately?
Speaker 1: No, So unfortunately is a good word to use to
Speaker 1: describe the part of the uh, the Kansas City series
Speaker 1: with the Reds.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 1: The opener last night against the Royals a great American ballpark, where,
Speaker 1: once again, after breaking out the wooping sticks all week
Speaker 1: long against the Cardinals at home, the Reds, I mean
Speaker 1: they couldn't. There was a guy named Bubitch on the
Speaker 1: mound for the Royals, and the Reds could not scratch
Speaker 1: bu Bitch or anybody else on the Kansas City pitching
Speaker 1: roster last night.
Speaker 18: Yeah.
Speaker 5: You know, we saw old friend Michael Lorenzen start last night. Yea,
Speaker 5: and he was and he was terrific. He was all
Speaker 5: that they Yeah, they broke out the whooping sticks against
Speaker 5: Missouri's worst baseball team and Saint Louis this week and
Speaker 5: then Kansas City, which is having a surprisingly good season. Yeah,
Speaker 5: team that has a lot of really good young players,
Speaker 5: led by Bobby wit Junior. You know, he hit the
Speaker 5: home run sort of set the tone.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we stop right there. I wanted to talk to
Speaker 1: you about how how really good is Bobby Witt Junior.
Speaker 1: I was watching that guy last night. He's faster than
Speaker 1: La daily Cruz sprint speed. I mean, he's like number one,
Speaker 1: LA's number two, and kind of parallels their career and
Speaker 1: where they're at in their careers right now.
Speaker 5: Good piece in the Inquirer that came out yesterday sort
Speaker 5: of comparing the two and looking at Bobby, looking at
Speaker 5: Elie de la Cruz through the lens of what Bobby
Speaker 5: Witt Junior has accomplished this season, where you know, last
Speaker 5: year took a step forward and you thought, you know what,
Speaker 5: he's just now starting to scratch the surface. And this year,
Speaker 5: you know, he might be the MVP in the American
Speaker 5: League and a very good player, probably a better defender
Speaker 5: right now than Elie de la Cruz's probably certainly more
Speaker 5: of a of a complete hitter. But the comparallels or
Speaker 5: the parallels are are just and and many were made.
Speaker 5: You know, both were All Stars this year, both were
Speaker 5: in the same competition in the All Star Game. And
Speaker 5: so yeah, if you haven't watched Bobby Wood Junior, if
Speaker 5: you love Elie Dela Cruz, and you should, uh, you'll
Speaker 5: you'll really enjoy watching Bobby Wood Junior. Maybe not so
Speaker 5: much against the Reds, but yeah, look, I mean they've
Speaker 5: what they did this week, they inch closer to five hundred.
Speaker 5: I said all along, when the wins outnumber the losses,
Speaker 5: I'll take their chances of sneaking in the playoffs. Seriously,
Speaker 5: had they won last night, they would have been back
Speaker 5: to five hundred with a chance to get over five
Speaker 5: hundred today. Obviously that's that's not going to happen. But
Speaker 5: uh yeah, that Kansas City team, what what What happened
Speaker 5: at the game last night, to me was more of
Speaker 5: a function of good Kansas City pitching than anything else.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, No, I've watched most of the game and
Speaker 1: it was just I think it was the eighth inning,
Speaker 1: you know, and it's getting late for me because I
Speaker 1: got to get up early and do this, and I said, okay,
Speaker 1: that that's done. And then the three run homer is like, no,
Speaker 1: I'm shutting the television off, I'm shutting the radio off.
Speaker 1: I don't need to see anymore. I don't need to
Speaker 1: know anymore. It's done. I was coming in here Mo
Speaker 1: this morning, and there has been a little bit of
Speaker 1: accumulated kitch in our new studios since they're not new anymore.
Speaker 1: But a couple of years ago we moved and changed
Speaker 1: studios and a lot of stuff that was in the
Speaker 1: old studio didn't make it over to the new studio.
Speaker 1: The talk studios what I'm talking about, and this is
Speaker 1: all inside baseball stuff for people listening, so they don't care.
Speaker 1: But you know, we have the John Wayne cut out
Speaker 1: in here with hats, and got the Willy sign and
Speaker 1: the Willie Talk Ventriloquist doll, the sitting up on one
Speaker 1: of the big screen TVs monitors that don't work. And
Speaker 1: then we've got the Marconi Awards and the Egyptian statue
Speaker 1: staring directly at me this morning. The first time I've
Speaker 1: seen this is the big red Jose Rijo sign baseball cap.
Speaker 1: And the reason I bring this up is the size
Speaker 1: of this hat. And apparently this was worn by Jose
Speaker 1: rio I guess he donated it to Willie or somebody
Speaker 1: signed it for somebody. And I'm just thinking about the
Speaker 1: size of the head of professional athletes. That's something you
Speaker 1: don't take into account, you know, unless it's Arry Bonds
Speaker 1: and you're noticing the growth in the size of the
Speaker 1: head over the years. Since he was a little beanhead
Speaker 1: and a rookie and then you know as the monstrous
Speaker 1: steroid taking or whatever home run hitter. But Jose Rio
Speaker 1: apparently had a very very large noggin your thoughts.
Speaker 5: And he was a hell of a pitcher as well.
Speaker 1: But you know, everything is it's like Texas. Everything's bigger
Speaker 1: when you go to professional athletes. I mean, I remember running,
Speaker 1: literally almost running into Larry Bird. I'm glad I did not,
Speaker 1: because I would have been severely injured had I As
Speaker 1: a twenty something in Chattanooga, there was an exhibition NBA
Speaker 1: game at the Roundhouse there the College Arena, and Boston
Speaker 1: was there and somebody else, and I'm walking across the
Speaker 1: base the you know, the the end line underneath the
Speaker 1: basket to go meet some friends on the other side
Speaker 1: of the arena at halftime, and I look up just
Speaker 1: in time to keep from running into Larry Bird, who's
Speaker 1: being interviewed by a guy from ESPN at halftime. And
Speaker 1: I'm glad I didn't run into because I'm seriously I
Speaker 1: would I might have been killed had I just walked
Speaker 1: into him. Unbeknownst you don't, you don't really get the
Speaker 1: image of how big. These guys are until you're right
Speaker 1: next to him. And Larry Bird wasn't even the biggest.
Speaker 5: Guy, but it's I think the largest. I think the
Speaker 5: largest recorded head in Big League history belong was to
Speaker 5: future Hall of Fame manager Bruce Bochie was now with
Speaker 5: the Texas Rangers. Right. Wore a hat when he was
Speaker 5: a player, with the measurement being eight and and one
Speaker 5: eighth right, so you know, most most people like I'm
Speaker 5: I'm about a seven and a half. So he was
Speaker 5: managing at the time the San Diego Padres, and I
Speaker 5: had heard Bruce Bochie had the largest head in the
Speaker 5: recorded Big League history. And at the time I was
Speaker 5: doing some freelance stream and the Padres were in town,
Speaker 5: and what I was most excited about was going into
Speaker 5: the Padres clubhouse and getting sound from Bruce Bochie so
Speaker 5: I could see if that head was as as big
Speaker 5: as I had heard.
Speaker 12: It was a watermelon.
Speaker 5: I mean, it was unbelievable. Very nice man, very nice man.
Speaker 5: Uh and and a Hall of Fame manager. He's won
Speaker 5: for a World Series. He's taking three three team to
Speaker 5: do the World Series.
Speaker 16: But very.
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