Speaker 1: Seventy seventh Pirthday of one Ian Scott Anderson, the man
Speaker 1: behind the flute and the lead vocals of this ban
Speaker 1: Jethro talk walking the forest of Humphry haart.
Speaker 2: Man Scotting the monkeys who live in the.
Speaker 1: Dark down by the water, or drunken.
Speaker 2: Friday eating the nuts, saving there is Sunday. Lions and
Speaker 2: tigers who wait in the shed don't have bost the
Speaker 2: blazing and Stephen Green made.
Speaker 1: But let's bond up in the shop.
Speaker 2: Well that's Allri five, I'm a tiger. Well the wall,
Speaker 2: I'm mistake if we.
Speaker 3: Did seventy.
Speaker 1: Just born in dumfer Line, Scotland in nineteen forty seven,
Speaker 1: Ian Anderson, the youngest of three kids, who did some things,
Speaker 1: no doubt about it as a leader. Jethro told cool
Speaker 1: Ian Anderson's story as we start off this morning. I
Speaker 1: had the opportunity back when I was doing music radio
Speaker 1: here in town to appear on stage with him when
Speaker 1: he came to Cincinnati at Music Hall. And it has
Speaker 1: to be Lord seventeen years ago at this point, maybe
Speaker 1: even longer. I can't remember if it was two thousand
Speaker 1: and six or two thousand and seven, because the late
Speaker 1: mister Kay was still alive if you remember Ken Glidewell,
Speaker 1: and he and I both sat on the stage on
Speaker 1: a couch with Ian Anderson in between songs, took questions
Speaker 1: from the audience that he would answer. We kind of
Speaker 1: did this quasi interview in between two and then he'd
Speaker 1: get up and he'd sing the song that we were
Speaker 1: talking about with a local group of musicians, the Rubbing
Speaker 1: Elbows Tour. I will never forget that. Before we look
Speaker 1: at and look back at significant events and had people
Speaker 1: tied to this particular date in history, including but not
Speaker 1: limited to these during the French Revolution. On this day
Speaker 1: in seventeen ninety two, mobs in Paris attacked the Tuileries Palais,
Speaker 1: where King Louis the sixteenth was a living. He was
Speaker 1: later arrested, put on trial for treason, and executed cautionary
Speaker 1: tale for today's leaders this day. In eighteen twenty one,
Speaker 1: Missouri became the twenty fourth straight state admitted to the Union.
Speaker 1: A day after the atomic bombing of Nagasaki on August tenth,
Speaker 1: nineteen forty five, Imperial Japan conveyed its willingness to surrender. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we took him up on the offer, but said we'd
Speaker 1: be in charge of what happened to Emperor Hirohido Lino
Speaker 1: and Rosemary LaBianca murdered in their Los Angeles home by
Speaker 1: members of the manse And Cult this date in nineteen
Speaker 1: sixty nine, just a day after the Sharon Tate murders
Speaker 1: four days earlier. Nineteen seventy seventy. August tenth is a
Speaker 1: day that will live in infamy. Nineteen seventy seven, On
Speaker 1: this date, Postal employee David Berkowitz arrested in Yonkers, New York,
Speaker 1: accused of being the son of Sam Killer. Turned out
Speaker 1: he was nineteen ninety three, Ruth Bader Ginsburg sworn in
Speaker 1: as the second female justice in the United States Supreme Court.
Speaker 1: She has left us at this point, but certainly a
Speaker 1: milestone in American history. Twenty eighteen. This is just six
Speaker 1: years ago. A twenty nine year old airline ground agent
Speaker 1: named Richard Russell stole a commercial plane from Sea Tac
Speaker 1: International Airport up near Seattle. He flew for seventy five minutes,
Speaker 1: performing dangerous stunts while being chased by military jets before
Speaker 1: crashing near Puget Sound and killing himself and someone who
Speaker 1: supposedly killed himself. Jeffrey Epstein was found unresponsive in his
Speaker 1: cell this date, it's been five years since Jeffrey Epstein,
Speaker 1: supposedly in air quotes, committed suicide before he could spill
Speaker 1: the beans. Actor James Reynolds is seventy eight today, Ian Anderson,
Speaker 1: as we mentioned, seventy seven. Gene Johnson to the vand
Speaker 1: Diamond Rio, Great Country Band Doesn't get enough credit seventy
Speaker 1: five today, Great R and B. Singer Patty Austin turned
Speaker 1: seventy four. Daniel Hugh Kelly, the Actors seventy two. Rosanna Arquette,
Speaker 1: Rosanna Rosanna? Where art thou Rosanna sixty five? Antonio Bandera's birthday,
Speaker 1: Let's see here, Julia Fordham sixty two. Actor Chris Caldovino
Speaker 1: is sixty one. Nina Cherry somewhere hanging out in the
Speaker 1: Buffalo stance. Singer Aaron Hall sixty Former boxer and professional
Speaker 1: punching bag Riddick Bow turns fifty seven today. Let's see
Speaker 1: anybody else of note? Singer producer Michael Bivens fifty six.
Speaker 1: Angie Harmon is fifty two today. Hello Angie, And you
Speaker 1: know what that's enough if it's your birthday, Ayoe is
Speaker 1: the best birthday you could possibly imagine, and you get
Speaker 1: to spend that with the people you love, doing the
Speaker 1: things that you like to do, and that is truly
Speaker 1: my wish for you. It's five point forty one. We've
Speaker 1: got you Weather and Sports Austin Elmore in this morning,
Speaker 1: It's just Ahead on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 4: This morning at nine, Mike Allen goes full thor and
Speaker 4: wields his mighty Gavil of Justice on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 5: In Today's Marketers Report, Erica Taylor, chief marketing officer of
Speaker 5: jen in Tech, weighs in on audio's ability to reach
Speaker 5: any audience.
Speaker 1: Everyone is listening somewhere somehow, So it's a great way
Speaker 1: to take something very precise.
Speaker 6: In what we're trying to do to reach patients with
Speaker 6: something that I think we.
Speaker 7: Can all agree is somewhat broad in reaching many, many
Speaker 7: different audiences.
Speaker 5: As the number one audio company, iHeartMedia gives marketers access
Speaker 5: to the audiences, influencers, insights and data you need to grow.
Speaker 5: If you're a marketer, go to iHeart results dot Com.
Speaker 8: When you're way to our twenty twenty four I Are
Speaker 8: Radio Music Festival.
Speaker 1: We're send it by. This is the weekend that refreshes,
Speaker 1: mostly sunny. This afternoon seventy eight, you will notice that
Speaker 1: the humidity has gone by bye overnight, mostly clear, mostly sunny.
Speaker 1: Tomorrow and seventy nine, another great one, and Monday sun
Speaker 1: and cloud's a chance for evening showers, although that chance
Speaker 1: is not a great one. And eighty then it's sixty
Speaker 1: now and here once again, ladies and gentlemen, is the one,
Speaker 1: the only Austin Elmore seven hundred.
Speaker 9: Telling you sport. It's you, Thank you, Gary Jeff. It's
Speaker 9: good to be back. It's great to have you back.
Speaker 1: They seldom come back once they're freed from my clutches.
Speaker 9: But yeah, you are. I am here and I have
Speaker 9: the sports. Are you prepared ready?
Speaker 1: All right? We start with the Reds.
Speaker 9: The Reds lost to the Brewers last night, eight to
Speaker 9: three in Milwaukee. The Reds are now fifty six and
Speaker 9: sixty on the season. The three Reds runs came off
Speaker 9: of home runs, a solo shot by Spencer Steer and
Speaker 9: a two run blast by Stuart Fairchild. Game two of
Speaker 9: the weekend set tonight, seven to ten, Gary Jeff. Of course,
Speaker 9: our coverage gets underway with the inside pitch at six.
Speaker 1: Ten, Excellante, we got fake football tonight.
Speaker 9: No fake football tonight. The Bengals kick off the twenty
Speaker 9: twenty four preseason tonight at Pei Corp Stadium when they
Speaker 9: take on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Bengals starters, including Joe Burrow,
Speaker 9: are expected to play. Kickoff is at seven. You'll hear
Speaker 9: all the action on the fifteen thirty and one oh
Speaker 9: two seven WEBN and Gary Jeff after the game. Yours
Speaker 9: truly has postgame sports talk until one thirty in the morning.
Speaker 1: So what they make you get up to do this
Speaker 1: show and they're going to make you stay up to
Speaker 1: do that show.
Speaker 9: Yes, okay tomorrow morning. It's fantastic U soccer action. Last night,
Speaker 9: FC Cincinnati defeated Santos Laguna in penalty kicks to advance
Speaker 9: to the round of sixteen in League's Cup. They did
Speaker 9: it six to five. Roman Celentano, the FC Cincinnati goalkeeper,
Speaker 9: now two to zero in those penalty shootouts and Gary
Speaker 9: Jeff Live medal count for the United States of America.
Speaker 9: We are tied with China for golds at thirty three each,
Speaker 9: but we're dominating in total metal count with one hundred
Speaker 9: and eleven all together to China's just eighty three.
Speaker 1: We got all kinds of hardware. And right now I
Speaker 1: am watching large shouldered women from the USA and Netherland
Speaker 1: play water polo. Yes for the bronze medal. This has
Speaker 1: been a good game. I believe they're in overtime. Have
Speaker 1: you noticed how large shouldered these women are?
Speaker 9: There are a lot of large shouldered individuals period these days.
Speaker 1: Well water polo apparently brings out the best in large shouldered.
Speaker 9: What appears we just lost to the Netherlands, so we
Speaker 9: didn't get a medal.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm watching it now. Is this a repeat? I
Speaker 1: hate to break it to you. Thanks spoiler alert, We
Speaker 1: have Mametry formerly known as Lynnette. Yeah, you weren't here
Speaker 1: for that transition. And Dick from Dayton all standing by
Speaker 1: as we continue on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 4: You were locked on to news radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: Steve Arew USA Insulation. The heat is on. Forecasters are
Speaker 1: calling for the hottest summer in the Midwest ever. And
Speaker 1: if you're homeless about this one, seven hundred WLW Garry
Speaker 1: Jeff Saturday Morning Edition cooking on this August tenth, and
Speaker 1: you know what speaking of cooking. We won't be today.
Speaker 1: The heat and humidity of the last couple of weeks
Speaker 1: has gone away, at least for this weekend. Giving the
Speaker 1: air air conditioners a break, giving you a break, giving
Speaker 1: me a break. I like it. It's time to turn
Speaker 1: to the artist formerly known as Lynette Mame Tree. We
Speaker 1: now have a birth certificate and Mamme Tree is with
Speaker 1: us an Lynette. Before we start, I want to let
Speaker 1: you know that I heard from Christine Sander. Your money
Speaker 1: is being processed, all right. Number one and number two,
Speaker 1: I wanted to announce that there is a GoFundMe site.
Speaker 1: It's the Lady Lynette Phone Service drive. The goal is
Speaker 1: only one thousand dollars. If you listen. If you're a
Speaker 1: fan of Mama Trees or Lynette whatever she's calling herself
Speaker 1: these days, and you want to contribute, go to the
Speaker 1: go fundme site and look for the Lady Lynette Phone
Speaker 1: Service and this will help her with her keep a
Speaker 1: phone and Alexa speaker. Mammetry, are you there?
Speaker 10: We don't speak on right now?
Speaker 1: Okay, now, okay, hello there you are? Hello, Hey doll baby, Hey,
Speaker 1: what's going on? Did you hear anything of what I
Speaker 1: just said?
Speaker 11: Yeah, okay, good.
Speaker 10: Did you hear me because I have I have teeth
Speaker 10: cut out and everybody can hear me on the phone them.
Speaker 1: You had, you had five teeth cut out? When she yeah,
Speaker 1: how's how's the pain terrible? I bet.
Speaker 10: I'm just gonna talk today.
Speaker 1: That's fine, that's fine. It's good to hear your voice.
Speaker 1: So how long did the surgery call last?
Speaker 10: I don't know because I'm the high lift. I first
Speaker 10: had the job on cut out and the woman did
Speaker 10: and said the man and he told me, he says,
Speaker 10: I don't like needles, and she said that I mean,
Speaker 10: he said, one needle in the jar where the bone
Speaker 10: had to come out with them me for the whole operations.
Speaker 10: She put them in there every minute. And I said,
Speaker 10: you're supposed to take that bone out first? She said,
Speaker 10: I'll do it in a minute. And then I heard
Speaker 10: her terror assistant, I'm pretty sure plead your death on me,
Speaker 10: and I spoke out, well, get the man. Supposed to
Speaker 10: do it at nine o'clock. This is at three o'clock.
Speaker 10: I had a two o'clock with tema radio fan over
Speaker 10: twenty years. I was treating her to that magic show
Speaker 10: here Wednesday, and I didn't get home after four.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, sometimes you got to make sacrifices.
Speaker 10: Yeah, but the bone is still here, doll.
Speaker 1: Baby, Well yeah, did you think they were gonna go out?
Speaker 1: They were gonna take your bone out, your.
Speaker 10: Jawbone, my dead baby plain brother. I'm born, bro, that's
Speaker 10: right now, your twin brother's jawbone.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm sorry, but you know it sounds like you're
Speaker 1: on the road to recovery, dear, and that's all that matters.
Speaker 10: I'm not do it again.
Speaker 1: When are you going to do it again?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 10: I gets two weeks.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well, we'll pray for you, dear.
Speaker 12: We got to go though, Okay, I love you every
Speaker 12: poll to Joe Glen o'joe, tell your wife to bring
Speaker 12: me some orange.
Speaker 10: Slices from Florida when she comes home. She's in Florida
Speaker 10: right now. Okay, it's a free and PM who had
Speaker 10: surgery out though this week.
Speaker 1: All right, baby, take care of love you love you
Speaker 1: poor thing. You gotta take her dead, dead baby brother's
Speaker 1: jawbone out of her face? What's next? Huh? Five point
Speaker 1: fifty three.
Speaker 9: Doctor John Mendelssohn is the medical director and CEO of
Speaker 9: Advanced Cosmetic surgery and laser censor.
Speaker 1: I've got something post. I got on my knees and
Speaker 1: begged you not to leave.
Speaker 13: Because I go bersir, Well, you left me anyhow, and
Speaker 13: then the day's got worse and worse.
Speaker 1: And now you see, I've gone completely out of my mind.
Speaker 1: And they're coming to take me away.
Speaker 14: Ha ha.
Speaker 1: They're coming to take me away hoe ha, to.
Speaker 15: The funny farm where life is beautiful all the time.
Speaker 16: And I'll be happy to see those nice young men
Speaker 16: in their clean white coats and they're coming to take
Speaker 16: me away.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Dave, Good morning Gars.
Speaker 17: Yeah, how are we doing this morning on this wonderful,
Speaker 17: beautiful morning.
Speaker 1: Absolutely phenomenal. It's as spectacular morning as you mentioned. And
Speaker 1: you were here with me on the radio just a
Speaker 1: little past six o'clock in the morning. God is in
Speaker 1: his heaven. Everything is in perfect placement. Day. You've very
Speaker 1: very good.
Speaker 17: Go sounded more like march up music, though, if you
Speaker 17: asked me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, more than walk up music, you think, yes, she
Speaker 1: did have a austin. Can you bring that back up
Speaker 1: just for a second. I'm not complaining though, Well that's
Speaker 1: what happens when you complain about your walk up music.
Speaker 1: We just get something even more hideous next week.
Speaker 17: I understand, Yes I do. And so the miss is
Speaker 17: doing well.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she's all right. She was going through a funk
Speaker 1: earlier in the week. I can't even describe it. I
Speaker 1: don't think it was uh defied medical description. I see,
Speaker 1: But I'm not a doctor.
Speaker 17: What do you got maybe one?
Speaker 10: Why?
Speaker 18: And to what might help her?
Speaker 11: You?
Speaker 19: Ready?
Speaker 1: Yeah? All right?
Speaker 19: Why is it hard to trust a baby chick?
Speaker 11: Why is it hard to trust.
Speaker 19: What a baby chick is saying?
Speaker 1: Why is it hard to trust what a baby chick
Speaker 1: is saying? Dave?
Speaker 20: Because talk is cheap, you know, cheap.
Speaker 1: Gar Jeff, Dave, I'm so disappointed because last week I
Speaker 1: feel like you were really hitting all of the right
Speaker 1: notes with the jokes, and that's not a good start.
Speaker 1: So hopefully they get better.
Speaker 17: What what do you get when you cross a fish
Speaker 17: and a kitten?
Speaker 1: What do you get when you cross a fish with
Speaker 1: a kitten?
Speaker 17: You get a pana?
Speaker 1: Not getting any better?
Speaker 20: Austin's Austin's like, man, I used to do this all
Speaker 20: the time.
Speaker 1: You're You're one of the reasons Austin left.
Speaker 17: You understand this, well, that's because.
Speaker 1: I mean, you know, he he loved doing the show,
Speaker 1: he loved to in the sports. But he looked at
Speaker 1: me one day once and I knew it was closed.
Speaker 1: He goes Gary Jeff and he just shook his head.
Speaker 1: He said, what aus? And he said, Dave, yeap.
Speaker 11: So what is a reptile's favorite movie?
Speaker 1: What is a reptile's favorite movie?
Speaker 17: Yep, that'd be a lizard of odds.
Speaker 21: Jokes told by Dave from Harrison are not necessarily considered
Speaker 21: funny by the staff, management, or advertisers of seven hundred
Speaker 21: WLW or his parent company, iHeartMedia. If these attempts at
Speaker 21: humor have caused you to roll your eyes, made your
Speaker 21: stomach churn, or you have considered the entire exercise to
Speaker 21: be a colossal waste of time, we deeply apologize. Now
Speaker 21: back to our irregular programming.
Speaker 22: When you're feeling overwhelmed and tired, I'm here.
Speaker 1: Willie cares about you and me.
Speaker 22: When you're concerned about work and your family, I'm here.
Speaker 1: He's got a big, red, white and blue heart.
Speaker 22: You're to ease your mind, provide honest information and conversation,
Speaker 22: and to raise your spirits.
Speaker 1: I wish I could thank him me too. We could
Speaker 1: get him a pizza. Yeah, I gotta coop on. All
Speaker 1: you have to do is listen to me the Great America.
Speaker 4: I want to be a great American, just like Willie
Speaker 4: Dear Cunningham.
Speaker 1: Monday at twelve noon on seven hundred w l W
Speaker 1: Change the life of someone with a disability. Donut your
Speaker 1: car at Goodwillcars dot com.
Speaker 23: Hey Sarah here traveling style this season to Cincinnati Road Games.
Speaker 1: Performing for You Live at six fourteen more or less.
Speaker 1: It's Donna Summer.
Speaker 3: Some on Lady on Me on the radio.
Speaker 1: Actually, if Donna Summer were performing for you Live, that
Speaker 1: would be quite a trick and double just high Bell,
Speaker 1: great voice in Lost Fun and nine in Your Ana Cold.
Speaker 3: Then never said your name one you.
Speaker 1: Just It's all on the radio, including old radio Rick
Speaker 1: on a Saturday morning. Hello, Rick Washburn, how are you doing.
Speaker 18: It's good morning, Gary z f O. I love that song. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 18: Well you're you're coming in five by five? Wait minute
Speaker 18: four by five or by four or by three?
Speaker 19: Three by three?
Speaker 11: Honey, gave me another battery?
Speaker 1: What are you working with this morning?
Speaker 18: This is a nineteen twenty five Freshman masterpiece. It's a
Speaker 18: TRFAM radio three dialer. So you've got three tuning knobs
Speaker 18: just for fun kids. It has an internal folded horn,
Speaker 18: which basically is like one of those big horn speakers
Speaker 18: that looks sort of like the big horn on a
Speaker 18: gramophone or of patrols in your early days, except that
Speaker 18: it's inside the cabinet and it looks like it looks
Speaker 18: kind of like a beer can that somebody crushed in
Speaker 18: order to fold it into place. That it works wonderfully, but.
Speaker 1: As long as it produce, man, well.
Speaker 18: The thing is it's got it's it's a five tube radio,
Speaker 18: and the five tubes are all UX two A one
Speaker 18: a's and I don't have to tell you what dad means.
Speaker 18: Maybe I do. These are very early, very rare tubes
Speaker 18: that a lot of most tube testers do not know
Speaker 18: how to test, and therefore people use an ometer to
Speaker 18: see if the filament's any good, and unfortunately most o
Speaker 18: meters put more voltage out than the filament can handle.
Speaker 18: It's kind of like testing a fuse. Hey is that
Speaker 18: ten out fuse? I mean good, I don't know. Let's
Speaker 18: put twelve lamps on it and see if it blows.
Speaker 12: Oh geez, yeah, so.
Speaker 18: Well it was good until you tested it.
Speaker 1: So well, they were still in a very very you know,
Speaker 1: embryonic stage of development, so you cut them some slack.
Speaker 18: I guess, well, fair enough, this is the Freshman. It's
Speaker 18: not the it's not the senior. Okay, so let's go
Speaker 18: to the catalog, shall we. Sure freshman announces another sensation.
Speaker 18: Of course, we all remember the original freshman sensation, right, Oh.
Speaker 1: Boy, sensation you get with when you bite into a
Speaker 1: York peppermint patty.
Speaker 18: Oh wow, nice fall back. Okay, So the Freshman's latest
Speaker 18: sensation illustrated here. I'm holding it up for everybody to
Speaker 18: see on the radio. A handsome piece of furniture that
Speaker 18: fits in any corner of any sized room. It's supposed
Speaker 18: to just the northeast or southwest. It is compact and
Speaker 18: comparatively small, giving it preference over clumsy consoles. Really with
Speaker 18: built in loudspeaker of great volume and superb pone. When
Speaker 18: not used as a radio, this console can be entirely closed.
Speaker 18: This is the radio receiver women have been waiting for.
Speaker 1: Well, sure, old friendly women have been waiting for this receiver.
Speaker 11: What this one?
Speaker 1: All right? I know, model, I know we have we
Speaker 1: have some women listening. Just I've seen the numbers, the
Speaker 1: ratings we have women, and I would like anyone to
Speaker 1: call and tell me about the receiver they've been waiting
Speaker 1: for when we get them. Gohead, go ahead, please.
Speaker 18: Oh boy, Yeah, what have you done here? You see
Speaker 18: the model six f one, entirely closed real furniture for
Speaker 18: which no home is too pretentious and none too modest
Speaker 18: to afford. Because yeah, the affordability ninety nine dollars and
Speaker 18: fifty cents. That's about eighteen hundred bus It was gonna.
Speaker 1: Say, it doesn't sound real affordable to me. In nineteen
Speaker 1: twenty five shilling out.
Speaker 18: One hundred drugs by authorized dealers.
Speaker 1: Go ahead.
Speaker 18: It also those ample room for all batteries, et cetera,
Speaker 18: in spacious compartments, not a single wire being visible. Well
Speaker 18: that's true unless you want to listen to it, because
Speaker 18: then you're gonna have to hook up an external antenna
Speaker 18: and ground and you're going to see those buddy, All right, nice, right.
Speaker 1: So but it does it does actually pick up if
Speaker 1: you've got the right batteries full.
Speaker 18: It actually does. I'm just I'm being nice to it.
Speaker 18: What would have been known as an A battery, which
Speaker 18: is the big one that powers the filaments of the
Speaker 18: tubes that would last for months, but it was expensive
Speaker 18: and large. I'm just using a single D flashlight cell
Speaker 18: because I want to be kind to those tubes and
Speaker 18: keep them alive. But it doesn't give me a lot
Speaker 18: of listening time.
Speaker 1: I got you, I got you well. Thanks for sharing,
Speaker 1: as always, my friend. If you would like to know more,
Speaker 1: or you've got perhaps one of those freshman sensations that
Speaker 1: you'd like repaired or looked at Old Radio Rick at
Speaker 1: gmail dot com, you can check out mister Washburn. There
Speaker 1: we continue. When do you like to listen to Scott's Loan?
Speaker 1: I like to listen when my boss is having another
Speaker 1: one of his moods. He's always having a mood. I
Speaker 1: do not have moods, all right. I listened for Sloaney's
Speaker 1: common sense. I like the way you think he's so
Speaker 1: full of common sense. I bet he leaves little puddles
Speaker 1: of it when he sits. Do you really I want
Speaker 1: Slooney twenty four hours a day, dope? I guess anytime
Speaker 1: is the right time for Sloaney.
Speaker 4: Everyone knows that Scott's Loan Monday morning at nine on
Speaker 4: seven hundred WLW, and check out his podcast on the
Speaker 4: free iHeartRadio app when.
Speaker 1: You're way to our twenty twenty four Iard Radio Music.
Speaker 8: Festival, present it by Capital Thanks except twenty have been
Speaker 8: twenty first.
Speaker 1: See beautiful stretch in the weather department.
Speaker 24: You kick off this morning in the mid to upper fifties,
Speaker 24: and you only warm to the mid to upper seventies
Speaker 24: this afternoon with sunny skies. You're back down to the
Speaker 24: fifties tonight, topping out only around eighty tomorrow afternoon. From
Speaker 24: severe weather station, I'm nine first warning meteorologist Cameron Harden
Speaker 24: on news radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: Seven one hundred WLW. Sports, Ladies and gentlemen, not Liam, Tomlinson,
Speaker 1: Austin Elmore Sports, Thank.
Speaker 9: You, Gary, Jeff seven hundred wl W. Reds Update. The
Speaker 9: Reds lost again to the Milwaukee Brewers last night. Final
Speaker 9: score was eight to three. Reds runs came from home runs,
Speaker 9: a solo shot by Spencer Steer, a two run shot
Speaker 9: by Stuart Fairchild. Nick Martinez gets the ball for Cincinnati tonight.
Speaker 9: He has a three point four to three e and
Speaker 9: thirty two appearances this season for the Reds. He'll be
Speaker 9: opposed by Milwaukee right hander Tobias Myers, who enters tonight
Speaker 9: with a three point zero two era in sixteen starts
Speaker 9: for the brew Crew. First pitch is at seven to ten.
Speaker 9: Our coverage gets underway with the inside pitch at six tens.
Speaker 9: So see, I thought I know all of the games.
Speaker 9: Of course, Soul season long right here on the Home
Speaker 9: of the Reds seven hundred WLW. But oddly enough, a
Speaker 9: radio is not always real handy. And the game was
Speaker 9: on Apple TV.
Speaker 1: I don't have Apple TV, and I think that if
Speaker 1: the game is not on a channel that I can watch,
Speaker 1: then the game shouldn't count. Okay, firmly believe that if
Speaker 1: it's not on I mean, I get Bally Sports and
Speaker 1: that's I guess that's the last season that they're going
Speaker 1: to be on Bally Sports. But if it's on Apple
Speaker 1: TV or it's on Roku TV, you know, I just
Speaker 1: think it shouldn't count in the standing.
Speaker 9: You know, I don't have any of the channels that
Speaker 9: the Reds are on. I don't get any of them.
Speaker 9: So I listen to the Reds every night.
Speaker 1: Basically. That's amazing.
Speaker 9: Yeah, good well, I mean, just if I want to
Speaker 9: watch them, I have to go through shady websites on
Speaker 9: the internet.
Speaker 1: Now, being a millennial, I thought you'd have all of
Speaker 1: those apps.
Speaker 9: No, no, no, I'm also a millennial that doesn't make
Speaker 9: money very much, so it's too expensive to pay for all.
Speaker 1: Exactly what else you got.
Speaker 9: Meanwhile, in soccer action last night at TQL Stadium, FC
Speaker 9: Cincinnati defeated Santos Laguna in penalty kicks. I hate to
Speaker 9: advance to the round of sixteen in League's Cup. It
Speaker 9: was the first game back for Luciano Acosta, Miles Robinson
Speaker 9: made his return from the Paris Olympics, and DeAndre Yedlin
Speaker 9: as well. Meanwhile, American football tonight at pay Course Stadium,
Speaker 9: the Bengals Gary jeffkickoff the twenty twenty four preseason was
Speaker 9: supposed to start the first series, right, Yes, he is
Speaker 9: at least supposed to start the first series. We don't
Speaker 9: know how much he will play in his career. Joe
Speaker 9: Burrow has three preseason snaps.
Speaker 20: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Kickoff is at seven pm. It can be heard on
Speaker 9: ESPN fifteen thirty and one oh two seven WEBN. And finally,
Speaker 9: the Paris Olympics underway as we speak. The United States
Speaker 9: is tied with China for the most gold medals at
Speaker 9: thirty three. The US, though dominating the total medal count
Speaker 9: at one hundred and eleven, the only country in triple
Speaker 9: digits when it comes to that.
Speaker 1: Amazing about that Austin is that at every Olympics the
Speaker 1: home country gets a little home juice, a little home cooking.
Speaker 9: Because France is France third still in the total medal
Speaker 9: count or fourth. France is down to.
Speaker 1: Sixth. I think, man, still, how many times has France
Speaker 1: been that high in the metal standings at an Olympics.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, they do have their their tied for fifth.
Speaker 9: When it comes to golds, they have fourteen and the
Speaker 9: United States is going to play France and the men's
Speaker 9: basketball gold medal match, Gold medal game coming up on Sunday.
Speaker 1: I believe. So there you get. And by the way,
Speaker 1: that USA team is not the dream team. Sorry. Six
Speaker 1: twenty six at seven WLW.
Speaker 7: Here's what's trending from the Iheartsports Network presented by Draft
Speaker 7: Kings Fantasy Sports.
Speaker 25: The US women's basketball team beats Australia, stretching their Olympic
Speaker 25: winning streak to sixty in a row. They'll not prepare
Speaker 25: for an eighth straight gold medal game appearance. A rough
Speaker 25: star for the Reds, who give up a home run
Speaker 25: the first inning and end up falling in their opener
Speaker 25: against the Milwaukee Brewers, and it came down to penalleeds
Speaker 25: for FC Cincinnati and Leagu's got baction, but they managed
Speaker 25: to knock out Santo's thanks to Sergio Santos winning their
Speaker 25: round of thirty two matchup.
Speaker 1: I'm Jendy Hafran seck out what DraftKings has to offer
Speaker 1: this season.
Speaker 24: With coast temptuous tonight back down to the upper fifties,
Speaker 24: close to eighty for your afternoon high tomorrow. Formis of
Speaker 24: your weather station. I'm nine first Warning Meteorologist Cameron Harden
Speaker 24: on news Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 26: Fifty nine degrees right now at six thirty six. Our
Speaker 26: next update at seven. I'm Sandy Collins News Radio seven
Speaker 26: hundred WLWS.
Speaker 8: News twenty four hours a day. News Radio seven hundred
Speaker 8: W l W.
Speaker 1: Time to head east. I'm toasting you sid Hon we
Speaker 1: maybe through you'll never care me. Come go out friends,
Speaker 1: Good morning Chris to two point oh wake up Brooksy Okay,
Speaker 1: let's head to how now, Brown County, to the lovely
Speaker 1: village of Ripley, Ohio, right on the banks of the
Speaker 1: mighty Ohio River to Main Street to a place called Brookies,
Speaker 1: where the Gang has gathered once again on a Saturday morning.
Speaker 1: Good morning, gang, Good morning. For a minute there, I
Speaker 1: didn't think anybody was going to respond. It's just like
Speaker 1: we didn't either, geez peach. So what is going on
Speaker 1: in beautiful Ripley. It is a gorgeous morning, by the way,
Speaker 1: Oh it sure is.
Speaker 27: But actually the activities we'll really pick up tonight. Yeah,
Speaker 27: the Joe Cole's band here. We were not sure what
Speaker 27: time they started, eight or nine o'clock, maybe seven, So
Speaker 27: get here early.
Speaker 1: Wait a minute, Wait a minute, Well hold on a second.
Speaker 1: You got Brookie is Brookie is there in there with
Speaker 1: you this morning?
Speaker 19: I'm here with you, all right?
Speaker 1: So you you booked this band to play? What time
Speaker 1: were they playing, Darren? Don't you know?
Speaker 28: I think they're coming at seven o'clock seven tonight for
Speaker 28: the old people.
Speaker 1: Tonight, it's for the old people. I thought you. I
Speaker 1: thought the old people were going to come on August
Speaker 1: twenty fifth, when me and Chris Gowens are going to
Speaker 1: play at Brookies, and on a Sunday afternoon, that's a
Speaker 1: real early start. So the old folks will be there
Speaker 1: early for that.
Speaker 11: If they're getting here and I'm about out of tickets.
Speaker 1: The Going's Walker Farewell Tour at Brookies on August twenty fifth.
Speaker 19: What's that standing?
Speaker 1: Standing room only? That's right, that's because he doesn't have
Speaker 1: any chairs?
Speaker 29: How is yeah?
Speaker 27: But you really need to be here the day before
Speaker 27: on August twenty fourth?
Speaker 20: Why is that?
Speaker 1: Why is that? Doug?
Speaker 27: There's a special contest going to be happening here?
Speaker 29: Oh?
Speaker 1: Is this a special contest? Is this a special contest
Speaker 1: you have every year about this time? Yeah? Yeah? Is
Speaker 1: this the contest? Is this a contest where people, especially
Speaker 1: women wear T shirts? Is there water involved?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, Okay, I think I've got an idea. What
Speaker 1: you're talking about? Women in T shirts and there's water involved?
Speaker 1: At Brookies on August twenty fourth. What time does that
Speaker 1: go down?
Speaker 19: Bob o'clock?
Speaker 1: Five o'clock, Bob o'clock.
Speaker 30: Yep, out of all last night, looking for contested?
Speaker 1: Good luck, Cherry, Cherry, how's your beaver?
Speaker 15: He's wonderful, wonderful. He is so refreshing outside. It's wonderful
Speaker 15: and gonna be refreshing for quite a while. Hey, I
Speaker 15: want to shout out to Henny from Middletown. She got
Speaker 15: a hold of me last week after the program and
Speaker 15: we talked on the phone and with my happy birthday,
Speaker 15: and she was very pleasant. I hope she comes down
Speaker 15: on the twenty fifth and.
Speaker 31: Seize all of us here at Brookies.
Speaker 1: That would be fun. How was your brother?
Speaker 11: I appreciate the phone call.
Speaker 1: How was your birthday last week? Did you get any
Speaker 1: good gifts? Sir?
Speaker 15: Well, my beaver got a new cowboy hat.
Speaker 12: You know to see it.
Speaker 1: I want to see your beaver and his new cowboy hat.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 19: I will bring the twenty fifth.
Speaker 15: He'll be here the twenty fifth.
Speaker 27: Oh jeh, get me up.
Speaker 1: That's right, all right, guys, as always quite an entertaining conversation.
Speaker 1: Take care of yourselves, have a good weekend, all right,
Speaker 1: all right? Take care bye. Seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 8: Seven hundred l and I Tudio Station, the exclusive audio
Speaker 8: home of NBC's coverage of the twenty twenty four Paris Olympics.
Speaker 1: What does summertime in the Ohio River Valley mean to you?
Speaker 1: From the deck of a BB riverboat, it means a
Speaker 1: bringings on the water.
Speaker 32: No sevend WLW Sports Austin Elmore in this morning with
Speaker 32: a report on the sports and all kinds of games
Speaker 32: going on, including the last day of the Olympic Games
Speaker 32: of last full day in Paris.
Speaker 9: Right, yeah, I believe that's correct. Big game in the
Speaker 9: Olympics today is the United States women's national soccer team
Speaker 9: playing for gold. Rose Levelle, Cincinnati's own will be a
Speaker 9: big part of that, and the US.
Speaker 1: Men's team will be going for gold. Is that tomorrow
Speaker 1: or today?
Speaker 9: I believe that is tomorrow where the basketball team will
Speaker 9: face off with France for the gold medal. Last night,
Speaker 9: in Red's Action, the Reds luw to the Milwaukee Brewers
Speaker 9: eight to three. The Reds are now fifty six and
Speaker 9: sixty on the season. They've got two more against the
Speaker 9: Brewers in Milwaukee this weekend. Game two is tonight. First
Speaker 9: pitch is at seven to ten. Our coverage gets underway
Speaker 9: with the inside pitch at six to ten.
Speaker 1: If the Red's entertain any thoughts of making a wild card,
Speaker 1: this is really one of those series they have to
Speaker 1: steal at least one or two, right, they.
Speaker 9: Would probably have to win the next two and they
Speaker 9: would just in general have to start winning games against Milwaukee,
Speaker 9: which they haven't done.
Speaker 1: In like two years. No doubt.
Speaker 9: FC Cincinnati won a game last night. They did it
Speaker 9: in penalty kicks over Santos Laguna in the League's Cup.
Speaker 9: FC now advances to the round of sixteen, and tonight,
Speaker 9: Bengals Football returns to pay Corpse Stadium as the Bengals
Speaker 9: kick off the twenty twenty four preseason against the Tampa
Speaker 9: Bay Buccaneers. Starters are expected to play, including quarterback Joe Burrow.
Speaker 9: Kickoff at seven pm. You can hear it all on
Speaker 9: ESPN fifteen thirty and one two seven w EBN.
Speaker 1: As the Cowboy says, thank you Marty.
Speaker 5: Hey, if you're listening to me right now, I have
Speaker 5: one thing every business needs most tension.
Speaker 1: Think about it. We swipe And probably not the producers,
Speaker 1: Oh though they do a fantastic job in Austin Elmore.
Speaker 1: It's great to have Austin Beck. It's definitely not the producers.
Speaker 1: But this guy works way harder than I do for
Speaker 1: this segment, and I appreciate it so much. The great
Speaker 1: old radio man himself Steve from met In, Ohio with
Speaker 1: a pithy phone calling news of the week, good morning,
Speaker 1: I can't wait. These are one of These are the
Speaker 1: highlights of my Saturday mornings is your commentaries, and I
Speaker 1: love them. So I'm ready to go.
Speaker 33: Brother Tommy Harris just called me up and said, I
Speaker 33: can't wait for this. Mister Tuba gets a salute. He
Speaker 33: called me up this week for my birthday and I
Speaker 33: got a birthday a toot from mister Tuba, thank you
Speaker 33: very much. And doctor D from Annapolis called me up
Speaker 33: this week. Oh my god, have I been business now?
Speaker 1: I feel terrible because I did not call you this
Speaker 1: week's happy birthday.
Speaker 33: And neither did Austin.
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 33: The big news of the week, G Jim Ping Pong
Speaker 33: of China sent a congratulatory email to Minnesota Governor Tim Walls.
Speaker 33: Excuse me, that's Master Sergeant Tim, thanking him for his service.
Speaker 11: This after g found out.
Speaker 33: Tim left his troops at the boating dock and ran
Speaker 33: for Congress in twenty five Instead, by the way, Tim,
Speaker 33: marines run toward the action, Tim, you run away from it,
Speaker 33: just as you did in the BLM riots. Note JD.
Speaker 33: Vance was a marine. I know this sounds bad, but
Speaker 33: call that President Joe left thirteen American troops at the
Speaker 33: baggage claim in caboul so maybe this is just David
Speaker 33: Gahre in progressive circles. Remember, troops, you are not fighting
Speaker 33: for your country, You're fighting for the administration in charge
Speaker 33: of your country. There is a definite difference. I've talked
Speaker 33: to Sergeant Tim about this, and he justified his butt
Speaker 33: saving strategy by noting that his army training taught him
Speaker 33: how to shoot the enemy, and Democrats have been shooting
Speaker 33: at Republicans ever since Congressman Steve Scalise, Donald Trump, etc.
Speaker 33: So I wonder when Commie and Tim rigged this election,
Speaker 33: which I'm sure they will, where are they going to
Speaker 33: find a job for Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, who probably
Speaker 33: is not really a very happy camper right now?
Speaker 29: Huh.
Speaker 33: Rumor has it Josh has met with a Jewish psychic
Speaker 33: and ask him when Commie Harris is going to die.
Speaker 33: He told Josh Cammy will die on a Jewish holiday.
Speaker 33: Josh asked the guy to be more specific. He replied,
Speaker 33: any day Harris dies will become a Jewish holiday. Keep
Speaker 33: I know it's an old joke. I got that at
Speaker 33: NYU back in the sixties. Keep hoping, Josh, But you know, Josh,
Speaker 33: you're a jew admit it. You're lucky you didn't get
Speaker 33: raped or murdered. You just got stabbed in the back.
Speaker 34: Okay.
Speaker 33: Everybody screwed up in this deal, especially you when you
Speaker 33: apologize for being a Jew and saying some negative things
Speaker 33: about Islamic terrorists when you were a teenager. You know, Josh,
Speaker 33: you could always go to Ireland. Back in nineteen fifty six,
Speaker 33: Robert Emmett Briscoe, an Orthodox Jew, became the Lord Mayor
Speaker 33: of Dublin. Yes, fascinating guy. Son of a you could
Speaker 33: see it, a son of a Lithuanian Jew who emigrated
Speaker 33: to Ireland and named two of his sons after Irish revolutionaries.
Speaker 33: Mayor of Briscoe also had a daughter who became a
Speaker 33: Catholic nun. Wow, talk about pleasing everybody. You can learn
Speaker 33: a lesson there, Josh. Sadly, Robert Briscoe only got one
Speaker 33: term as Mayor of Dublin. He made a suggestion to
Speaker 33: Guinness Brewing that they introduce kosher light on tap. He
Speaker 33: was impeached immediately. Page two. Thank you, Paul. The Olympics
Speaker 33: are wrapping up Tony Blinken, our Secretary of State, another
Speaker 33: Jew trying to appease Islamic terrorists has proposed that the
Speaker 33: International Olympics Committee endorse suicide bombing as a new Olympic
Speaker 33: event in twenty twenty eight in Los Angeles. Seems the
Speaker 33: Muslims didn't do very well with the current slate of
Speaker 33: events and this will give them a chance to catch
Speaker 33: up to the Western world. You recall the Palestine Liberation
Speaker 33: Organization tried to get terrorism into the Olympics in nineteen
Speaker 33: seventy two at Munich, but Israel vetoed the idea when
Speaker 33: the PLO killed eleven Israeli athletes. If you guys want
Speaker 33: to kill yourselves, that's okay with us. But Munich and
Speaker 33: that was homicide. Now, I wasn't suicide. If you're going
Speaker 33: to be civil, we have to have rules. Austrian officials
Speaker 33: have arrested and jailed those Islamic backed terrorists that threatened
Speaker 33: to blow up Taylor Swift's Vienna concert. The bad Boys
Speaker 33: are in solitary twenty four hours a day and have
Speaker 33: to listen to a continuous loop on the PA system
Speaker 33: of Kamie Harris cackling. It's one thing, you know, to
Speaker 33: kill a lot of Jews, It's quite another to mess
Speaker 33: with Taylor Swift. Yeah, you're going to pay for that.
Speaker 33: One of the guys did repent before he died, found hanged.
Speaker 11: In his cell.
Speaker 33: He left the note God bless Donald Trump sad demise,
Speaker 33: but reminds one of the good thief who died next
Speaker 33: to Jesus. You know it's never too late, Tim Walls,
Speaker 33: I'm just saying, speaking of Commy Harris, the the sign language,
Speaker 33: folks have deciphered Commi speak and announced an official sign
Speaker 33: for the Commie cackle. It's the middle finger, extended and raised.
Speaker 10: Who knew?
Speaker 33: Baseball? Great Bob Yucker, featured on The Gary Jeff Show
Speaker 33: a week ago, has thrown his support behind Josh Shapiro
Speaker 33: for mayor of Dublin, although he admits his candidacy. Let's
Speaker 33: say it all together, folks, Come on, is just just
Speaker 33: a little bit outside. Okay, that's two Yuker jokes. I
Speaker 33: get one more. Stay tuned next week. The Pot Calling
Speaker 33: the Kettle Black Award to Turkey Turkey taip Ertowan for
Speaker 33: joining the International Kabbal calling Israel out for alleged genocide. Ooh,
Speaker 33: wait a minute, Turkey. In nineteen fifteen, Turkey killed one
Speaker 33: and a half million Armenians in a genocide did Yeah,
Speaker 33: Turkey neither apologizes nor admits to this. In Yiddish, that's
Speaker 33: called hatspa. Put that in your pipe and smoke at Turkey.
Speaker 33: But then again, this week, the Japanese commemorating the anniversary
Speaker 33: of the bombing of Nagasaki and the end of World
Speaker 33: War Two have never apologized for Pearl Harbor. And forget
Speaker 33: that we saved the butts of countless Japanese civilians.
Speaker 18: Who would have died if we had to invade.
Speaker 33: That island, since the imperialist said they would fight to
Speaker 33: the death of every man, woman and child. As Ricky
Speaker 33: Ricardo would have said to Lucy, you've got a lot
Speaker 33: of stata to do, but I would add, but we don't,
Speaker 33: and Jesus died for your sins. Page three. A final thought,
Speaker 33: Listen carefully. Do these progressives love abortion and infanticide because
Speaker 33: it's a good way to eliminate a bunch of unreliable children,
Speaker 33: replaced by all the illegals coming across the border. Voting
Speaker 33: Democrat just asking take care of yourself, Gary, Jeff, thank you.
Speaker 1: Steve Real quickly raided the village grocery. Good morning, my friend,
Speaker 1: and now did the village Grocery anymore? He put that
Speaker 1: up there. He doesn't understand that you sold the village
Speaker 1: grocery and now you're you're just a freelance guy.
Speaker 34: Yeah, but formerly of the village grocer. New performance name.
Speaker 34: But yeah, there's a lot going on this one. But
Speaker 34: I'm trying to come to grips with the return of Austin,
Speaker 34: who is just awesome. He's such a great protegee and
Speaker 34: my new nickname for him, by the way, his son
Speaker 34: of say, anyways.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to imagine I'm trying to picture Austin's face
Speaker 1: right now as you said that.
Speaker 34: I'm dead because I like him so much. And then
Speaker 34: and Dick going to college. I mean, I'm trying to
Speaker 34: picture Dick, Dick with a beanie, you know, September the
Speaker 34: first and his new pay of tennis shoes going to school.
Speaker 34: I just this is gonna this is gonna be a
Speaker 34: great year.
Speaker 1: Big and by the way, Big Dick on campus.
Speaker 11: Okay, all right, how do we go?
Speaker 34: You know we're talking about the seventy two Olympics. Earlier
Speaker 34: Steve mentioned how we go from the East German and
Speaker 34: Russian women, uh, you know that were balked up less
Speaker 34: their hearts like men and were disqualified from their medals.
Speaker 34: Are they going to go back now and and award
Speaker 34: them the medals?
Speaker 1: They if they've got men boxing women and going for medals. Yes,
Speaker 1: they have to reinstate the East Europeans and the Russians
Speaker 1: who were juicing and and had testosterone levels. I don't
Speaker 1: know this side of Chuck Norris. Yeah, they gotta do.
Speaker 1: Ray listen, I gotta I gotta move, brother. But it's
Speaker 1: good to talk to you. God bless you too. Six
Speaker 1: fifty six, seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 16: I'm the team behind Atlanta Monster and up in Vanish
Speaker 16: comes up with this morning courtesy of Steve Gori.
Speaker 35: I see trees green, I've seen them blue, and I
Speaker 35: think to myself.
Speaker 1: What a wonderful what a wonderful, beautiful place. This little
Speaker 1: blue marble in space is so from Steve Gorham, who's
Speaker 1: the executive director of the Climate Science Coalition and author
Speaker 1: of many great books on the environment. Truth not in doctrination,
Speaker 1: not bought and paid for climate cultism. I have two
Speaker 1: articles here to feature this morning from mister Gorham that
Speaker 1: you can find if you don't google it. Duck Duck
Speaker 1: Gohett or Safaria or whatever. The publication it's called Master Resource.
Speaker 1: This is from July thirty first, just a few weeks
Speaker 1: ago of this year. What's happening in Washington State is interesting.
Speaker 1: The Climate Commitment Act, you know, the green news scam
Speaker 1: kind of stuff, faces the possibility of repeal by the
Speaker 1: voters this fall because it is costing people money and
Speaker 1: it's simply not The wind and solar path is not
Speaker 1: a sustainable or reliable source of energy, and people are
Speaker 1: starting to realize it. The governor there, Jay Insley, who's
Speaker 1: all in for the CCA and others, claiming that it
Speaker 1: will reduce pollution and help stop climate change. But according
Speaker 1: to mister Gorum, the CCA isn't having the slightest effect
Speaker 1: on the climate since its introduction, while it is boosting
Speaker 1: the cost of living for Washington restaurant residents. And he's
Speaker 1: got a chart here and just talks about the increased
Speaker 1: food crop growth from increased CO two. This is something
Speaker 1: you never hear from the climate cultist about how good
Speaker 1: CO two is for a flourishing, greening planet. If you
Speaker 1: have an additional right now now, we've got a little
Speaker 1: over four hundred parts per million of CO two in
Speaker 1: our atmosphere. An additional three hundred parts per million atmospheric
Speaker 1: CO two concentration is yielding twenty two percent more corn,
Speaker 1: thirty one percent more potato productivity, about the same amount
Speaker 1: of wheat productivity. This is all feeding the world. By
Speaker 1: the way. Sugarcane it's up about thirty five percent thanks
Speaker 1: to the increased CO two in our atmosphere. Rice is
Speaker 1: up thirty six percent, soybeans are up forty five use
Speaker 1: soy beans for everything, including food and sugar. Beet production.
Speaker 11: Is up.
Speaker 1: To some sixty eight percent thanks to the increased CO two.
Speaker 1: So is CO two really bad? That's really the the
Speaker 1: information is really bad for the climate cultist, Let's put
Speaker 1: it that way. There's also a graph here showing how
Speaker 1: the new US EU methane rules will not affect temperatures
Speaker 1: at all, and he's got the facts to prove it so.
Speaker 1: And that's also in Master Resource. That's the name of
Speaker 1: the publication. Back on July ninth, twenty twenty four. You
Speaker 1: can read Steve's books. The Green Breakdown is the latest.
Speaker 1: It's about the coming renewable energy failure that he's predicting
Speaker 1: and showing reasons why he is saying what he is
Speaker 1: saying about the Green new scam as Donald Trump likes
Speaker 1: his calling anyway, in doctrination, not an education, not in doctrination.
Speaker 1: Here always eleven minutes past the hour of seven o'clock,
Speaker 1: seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 13: Meanwhile in the mcheged Forest, the Princess. Wait a minute,
Speaker 13: where's the princess?
Speaker 1: She's on Maternity Lead. We're filling in while she's out.
Speaker 13: But you're Eddie and Rocky. Yeah, so what this story
Speaker 13: is supposed to be about? How the princess does nothing
Speaker 13: but listen to your show.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, let's be honest. If all she ever
Speaker 1: did was listen to our show, she wouldn't be on
Speaker 1: Maternity Leader. And what I'm saying, Oh good point, guys,
Speaker 1: Eddie and rock Monday afternoon at three on.
Speaker 23: Seven hundred WLW, the freshest, best tasting coffee ever has
Speaker 23: arrived at United Dairy Farmers UDF.
Speaker 16: Made for you from the team behind Atlanta Monster and
Speaker 16: Up and Vanished. Comes a brand new investigative true crime podcast,
Speaker 16: flash Points.
Speaker 1: Saturday Morning, and here's the man, the Missed Legend himself, Racocostelano,
Speaker 1: with articles published on a regular weekly basis, on his
Speaker 1: his site Rococostelano dot com if you'd like to r
Speaker 1: O c COO c A s T E L l
Speaker 1: A n O dot com if you want to find
Speaker 1: out what we're talking about this morning to a further extent,
Speaker 1: because we have limited time obviously, so without any further
Speaker 1: Ado Roko, good morning. How are you.
Speaker 11: Regards? Jeff?
Speaker 19: Thank you for spelling my name right, that's.
Speaker 1: Where well, I'm right, I'm reading it. I'm reading it
Speaker 1: off my phone, so it was kind of easy.
Speaker 19: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Anyway. Okay, now we're talking about libido killers here. Now, everybody,
Speaker 1: we spend all this money in this country just trying
Speaker 1: to keep our let's say, attention when it comes to
Speaker 1: intimate activity, whether it's viagra, and there are all kinds
Speaker 1: of Now there're medications and herbs for women to kind
Speaker 1: of peak their interests, so to speak. But there are
Speaker 1: definitely things that we do in our daily lives which
Speaker 1: can just sink that ship, if you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: Enlighteness on the libido killers that you know about Rocco
Speaker 1: well all the.
Speaker 12: Time, and and especially here in Cincinnati, I get I
Speaker 12: get calls all the time about you know, a rectile
Speaker 12: dysfunction and and stuff like that. And and the first
Speaker 12: thing we do, I'm literally the first thing we do
Speaker 12: is we look at their diet and we see uh,
Speaker 12: like the sugar intake, the soy, if they're drinking, if
Speaker 12: they're drinking water from uh.
Speaker 19: From plastic bottles, and and something you know, like a
Speaker 19: b P A is not just in uh. B p
Speaker 19: A is the is the chemical that's in plastic and
Speaker 19: most plastic.
Speaker 1: It's not the Bowlers Professional it's not the Bowler's Professional Association,
Speaker 1: the bp A.
Speaker 11: No, No, it's not. No, it's not uh so.
Speaker 12: And what's something that most people don't know about is
Speaker 12: that the that the inside lining of your hand goods
Speaker 12: actually uh, I can have pep you know, a BPA
Speaker 12: in it. And then trans fats, even though they've kind
Speaker 12: of been outlawed, you know by the like the FDA,
Speaker 12: there's still trans fats, uh you know, and there's still
Speaker 12: using like hydrogen to thicken stuff, So there's still trans fats.
Speaker 12: And then excessive salt. You know a lot of people
Speaker 12: put I mean, and I'm and I'm a big salt guy.
Speaker 12: I don't really mind salt, but when you use it
Speaker 12: to excess it can do some some heavy damage.
Speaker 1: Oh listen, listen, roc listen.
Speaker 18: Flow.
Speaker 1: If if I had as much salt as as I like,
Speaker 1: there would be deer in my living room because I'd
Speaker 1: have a big salt lick right there in the middle
Speaker 1: of the room. Ye. So but all of this, all
Speaker 1: of this can kill your mood, is what you're saying.
Speaker 11: Well, a lot of yeah.
Speaker 12: And if you go to the you know, like the
Speaker 12: blog post, it'll go more into uh, you know, but sugar,
Speaker 12: I want to tell you, like, the sugar intake has gone.
Speaker 19: Through the roof.
Speaker 12: And that's and that's the main one because it actually
Speaker 12: disrupts or it causes your hormones to be imbalanced. And
Speaker 12: that's and that's a big one. And people you know
Speaker 12: eat you know, eat sugar all day long and uh
Speaker 12: and that's and that's one of the bigger ones. And
Speaker 12: you know, but there is hope and there is uh
Speaker 12: stuff if you just limit your your intake of that
Speaker 12: and you can go on you know, the Mediterranean diet
Speaker 12: with the with the good fats and you take in
Speaker 12: a nitric oxide.
Speaker 20: Uh is that you know?
Speaker 1: Hold on? Is this Morocco?
Speaker 11: Is it?
Speaker 1: Is this why the Greeks were so over sexed.
Speaker 19: Yes, an Italian too, I'm not kidding.
Speaker 12: I mean, you know, like the Romans and the Greeks
Speaker 12: were crazy about sex because they were you know, like
Speaker 12: they were limiting that.
Speaker 1: They were they were ready, they were ready, they were ready,
Speaker 1: they were ready. Twenty four to seven is ready? Okay,
Speaker 1: Roco Roccocostelano dot com. If you'd like to find out
Speaker 1: what's killing your libido and maybe turn that around before
Speaker 1: the Tom Davis diaries, real quick, Scott, good morning, you
Speaker 1: had a story.
Speaker 19: Yeah, Gary, Jeff, good morning man.
Speaker 18: You are absolutely correct.
Speaker 28: That is an unforgettable, unforgettable concert of the Music Hall
Speaker 28: with the Rubbie Dolbows.
Speaker 1: Oh were you there?
Speaker 19: And yes, sir, that's a I actually shook your hand.
Speaker 1: That that that evening, how about that? But it was
Speaker 1: right good.
Speaker 11: Oh.
Speaker 12: I was just gonna say, I.
Speaker 28: Bet if everybody should be a fan of Jeff or
Speaker 28: Paul you know, Ian Anderson or whatnot. But but yeah,
Speaker 28: that was again the intimacy of it, it was.
Speaker 19: It was amazing.
Speaker 20: It was this amazing show.
Speaker 28: But let me ask you this, all right has always
Speaker 28: parted my mind.
Speaker 11: You remember when he played the.
Speaker 19: Fat Man song? Yes, yeah, it seemed like, you know.
Speaker 28: Like you're saying the question air between the two. It
Speaker 28: seemed like he directed that at the gentleman that was
Speaker 28: who has passed on.
Speaker 19: I believe he's passed on.
Speaker 18: I never did, mister K. Yeah, did you get that feeling?
Speaker 1: I did, you know what, at that moment, I was
Speaker 1: just thinking about getting through the show. I wasn't really
Speaker 1: trying to trying to put any extra meaning behind anything.
Speaker 28: I just, you know, I swear I thought he got
Speaker 28: up and walked out, and he didn't never never came
Speaker 28: back to the state I stacked.
Speaker 31: And he was a large man, right.
Speaker 1: Oh, mister K was a large man. He was a
Speaker 1: gregarious fellow too, and he was wonderful and I I
Speaker 1: remember him fondly. Scott, Thank thank you for bringing back
Speaker 1: the memories.
Speaker 29: Brother.
Speaker 1: We got to run along for Tom davis Diaries, which
Speaker 1: I like to refer to as the diary Tom Davis
Speaker 1: with wild, wacky news stories from all around the country
Speaker 1: and all over the world. Right here, right now, Good morning, Gary, Jeff.
Speaker 36: This week New York says no to number two, but first,
Speaker 36: A school in El Paso has made the shocking move
Speaker 36: of banning kids from wearing black clothing so you might
Speaker 36: be thinking it's a heat thing, right, black absorbs the heat,
Speaker 36: you know, keep the kids safe. Nope, they say clothes
Speaker 36: that are the color black caused depression and mental health issues.
Speaker 36: But the parents are pushing back, saying that clothing doesn't
Speaker 36: dictate mental health. Plus, what are they supposed to do
Speaker 36: with all these Metallica and Winger.
Speaker 1: Shirts they bought for the school year.
Speaker 36: Some guy in Pennsylvania spot at a real prize inside
Speaker 36: one of those claw machines, a live groundhog.
Speaker 1: They called the game warden. They got him out without
Speaker 1: hurting him. No word on whether or not he saw
Speaker 1: a shadow through the glass.
Speaker 36: A really nice guy used a bomb to blow up
Speaker 36: a porta potty in Cicero, New York. It was a
Speaker 36: big explosion too, throwing you know, matter up to forty
Speaker 36: feet away. Police caught the guy who has the New
Speaker 36: Yorkiest name that ever, New York Angelo Michael Antonello A.
Speaker 1: They charged him with criminal mischief.
Speaker 36: And finally, speaking of New York, several coffee shops, restaurants,
Speaker 36: and businesses in the New York City area have decided
Speaker 36: to ban public pooping. They're now only allowing a number
Speaker 36: one to happen in their restrooms, and can you blame them?
Speaker 36: People are animals flushing phones, shoes, business papers, causing thousands
Speaker 36: of dollars in damage every year, not to mention the
Speaker 36: mess left behind by the truly grossest amongst us. Next week,
Speaker 36: guess theef light cigarette during siphoning.
Speaker 1: Truck goes boom. Have a great weekend. It's grunting cruising,
Speaker 1: I'm bleeding.
Speaker 8: No, not my family Reunion of Talking Bengals Training Care
Speaker 8: which is much less violent.
Speaker 1: Listen for the latest on seven.
Speaker 8: Hundred w WL Jelly, the home of the best Bengals Goverment.
Speaker 1: iHeartRadio Olympics Update Drack and Field.
Speaker 22: You get two rooms clean free. You heard me write
Speaker 22: free when you mentioned me Bill Cunningham, the Great American.
Speaker 22: You get two rooms of carpet clean for free. Use
Speaker 22: their promo code bogo at zero SINSI dot com or
Speaker 22: call five one three eight four five zero one five
Speaker 22: to one zero Spello backwards or forwards.
Speaker 1: Believe the Great American.
Speaker 22: It's the right way to clean.
Speaker 1: At bags are us. We're terrible roofers.
Speaker 23: We sting, get installing sighting and don't ever call us
Speaker 23: for your kitchenery model. But if you want a stunning,
Speaker 23: beautiful bathroom makeover in just two or three days, now,
Speaker 23: that's when you want to call us. See Unlike most
Speaker 23: contractors these days, we offer only one service, bathroom remodeling.
Speaker 23: We don't spread ourselves thin by doing roofing or sighting
Speaker 23: and a bunch of other stuff.
Speaker 11: Nope.
Speaker 23: At bathsrus, we dedicate every company resource into mastering the
Speaker 23: craft of bath transformations. It's wine with the Midwest biggest
Speaker 23: five star family owned bathroom company, and it's why we
Speaker 23: have the happiest customers.
Speaker 1: Just check out our Google reviews.
Speaker 23: Baths r US. We're terrible roofers, but we're awesome bathroom remodelers.
Speaker 10: Right now.
Speaker 23: Get fifteen hundred dollars off a shower or TEB replacement
Speaker 23: or three thousand dollars off of full bathroom remodel plus
Speaker 23: loans and no monthly payments. Call five one, three, six
Speaker 23: seven six bath to schedule your free estimate, or go.
Speaker 1: To bathsrs dot com. Bathsr Us We're dreams soak.
Speaker 8: In news, traffic and weather, news Radio seven hundred wl
Speaker 8: L Cincinnati.
Speaker 26: No survivors in that Brazil plane crash.
Speaker 1: This is the seven thirty report I'm Sandy Allans Breaking now.
Speaker 26: Officials say fifty seven passengers and four crew members were
Speaker 26: on board a local airline flight that died when their
Speaker 26: twin engine turboprop tumbled into the ground. They were headed
Speaker 26: to Sal Paulo's International Airport. The cause of the crash
Speaker 26: is under investigation. ABC News aviation analyst John Nance with
Speaker 26: what we know now.
Speaker 3: We know our immigration system is broken.
Speaker 37: At the two engine turboprop from local airline voapass spinning
Speaker 37: out of control.
Speaker 38: And crashing into a residential neighborhood. The witnesses horrified, especial
Speaker 38: this man emotional, saying he was running late and missed
Speaker 38: the flight. Now grateful to the airport worker who wouldn't
Speaker 38: let him board shortly before it was scheduled to come
Speaker 38: in for a landing. The plane dropping seventeen thousand feet
Speaker 38: in just one minute, and.
Speaker 26: The lane's fuselage was obliterated, but the black box has
Speaker 26: been recovered.
Speaker 1: Trafficking weather together here on the Big One.
Speaker 26: No highway delays or crash is reported right now. If
Speaker 26: you ever see a problem, let us know about it.
Speaker 26: The newsroom tip line is.
Speaker 1: Four two one news Now.
Speaker 8: The latest forecast from the train Heating and Cooling Weather
Speaker 8: Center on News Radio seven hundred WLW sunny and miles day.
Speaker 26: With the high in the upper seventies tonight, it'll be cool,
Speaker 26: temperatures in the upper fifties. Nice night to keep those
Speaker 26: windows open. Tomorrow sunny high have eighty. Right now it
Speaker 26: is fifty nine degrees in Cincinnati. News A service of
Speaker 26: a door and window and coordinated financial Planning and wealth Management.
Speaker 26: Ukraine's surprise invasion of Russia seems to have stretched into
Speaker 26: a second border region. KIV forces are claiming to have
Speaker 26: reached a village inside Russia, as the Kremlin has announced
Speaker 26: a counter terrorism operation. This comes five days after Ukrainian
Speaker 26: troops launched a cross border offensive into Russia. Now that
Speaker 26: Chad Dorman's in prison for killing his kids and heading
Speaker 26: towards his final destination jail cell, his ex wife is
Speaker 26: now speaking out.
Speaker 1: Matt Reese reports the.
Speaker 39: Mother of Chad Dorman's victims issued a statement through the
Speaker 39: Claremont County Prosecutor's office on Friday. Dorman took a plea
Speaker 39: deal which keeps him in prison for life without parole
Speaker 39: for murdering his son, seven year old Clayton, four year
Speaker 39: old Hunter and three year old Chase. Their mother, Laura Dorman,
Speaker 39: says she is in full agreement with how the criminal
Speaker 39: case was resolved and that a guarantee he spends the
Speaker 39: rest of his life behind bars is what is best
Speaker 39: for her family. Prosecutor's office plans a news conference on
Speaker 39: Monday afternoon to talk about the case. I'm Matt Reese
Speaker 39: news Radio seven hundred WYLW and.
Speaker 26: A lone judge in Clinton County is facing accusations of misconduct.
Speaker 26: Here's Lee Mawen with.
Speaker 14: That the only common police judge in Clinton County, John
Speaker 14: tim is facing accusations of misconduct from the Ohio Disciplinary
Speaker 14: Council for supporting his son's campaign to become a judge.
Speaker 14: The incident stems from a Facebook post from his son, Brett,
Speaker 14: who ran from municipal judge in Wilmington, reportedly tagging his
Speaker 14: dad in the post. The judge has a disciplinary hearing
Speaker 14: in November. He faces anywhere from a public reprimand to disbarment.
Speaker 14: Roddick was planning to retire after forty years on the bench.
Speaker 14: In December. Ainley Mawin News Radio seven hundred WLW one.
Speaker 1: Eight hundred gud junk recycles because it conserves our natch
Speaker 1: out in the mid to upper seventies.
Speaker 24: Temptus tonight back down to the upper fifties close to
Speaker 24: eighty for your afternoon high tomorrow formas of your weather station.
Speaker 24: I'm nine first Warning Meteorologist Cameron Harden on NewsRadio seven
Speaker 24: hundred WLWAD.
Speaker 26: Fourcast thanks to Arley House Plumbing Heating in ac The
Speaker 26: Happy House Guys right now in Cincinnati, fifty eight degrees
Speaker 26: at seven thirty six next updated eight on news radio
Speaker 26: seven hundred WLWL.
Speaker 8: News twenty four hours a day. He's Radio seven hundred
Speaker 8: w l W.
Speaker 1: It's birthday Bits, big hits and rock and roll archaeology
Speaker 1: on a Saturday morning with the music professor Jim Lebarbara,
Speaker 1: You're on seven hundred w l W. Who's that I
Speaker 1: see walking in these woods? Whe's Little Red Riding Hood.
Speaker 3: Hey there, Little Red Riding.
Speaker 1: You sure are looking good.
Speaker 3: Your everything a big.
Speaker 1: Bad wool good wong.
Speaker 3: Listen to me, Little Red Riding Hood.
Speaker 1: I don't make little big girl shoot go walking in
Speaker 1: the spooky old wood alone.
Speaker 3: Do it again?
Speaker 40: What I knew?
Speaker 9: How ye.
Speaker 19: See that?
Speaker 1: Young jays?
Speaker 3: They got on.
Speaker 38: You?
Speaker 1: Just your friendly one bad wolf. Sam the Sham and
Speaker 1: the Pharaohs and Little Red Riding Hood kick us off
Speaker 1: this morning, Jim Lebarbara, tell me about this song and
Speaker 1: the ties to this weekend or this week.
Speaker 6: Yeah, number two record. It stalls out at number two,
Speaker 6: stayed there for like four weeks at number two nineteen
Speaker 6: sixty six today in nineteen sixty six, and they made it.
Speaker 6: They made it under the Selement show looking like the
Speaker 6: chorus and the bad production of Maeda and Sam was there,
Speaker 6: Ammon the Pharose with their gold jackets, turbans, their triumphaled
Speaker 6: appearance with that Settlement and network television. And this was
Speaker 6: at the height of the British invasion there, Jeff and
Speaker 6: this group at that time sold about three and a
Speaker 6: half million copies of that that record. Now the song
Speaker 6: is built around to push the fairy tale to the
Speaker 6: Redline Hood adapted by ending the song before the Grandma
Speaker 6: makes her entrance. And this is the updated version Little
Speaker 6: Advity heard the Barry Tale with the lead singer Sam
Speaker 6: the Sham portraying the wolf. In this context, you know,
Speaker 6: samly Shammon's playing on this girl through lives and deception
Speaker 6: and an attempt to win her favorite and take advantage
Speaker 6: of her and it's the thing that really played.
Speaker 1: Out and oh, like you never did that, You're right exactly.
Speaker 1: So why do they call him Sam the sham? What
Speaker 1: was the deal? That was kind of a joke too,
Speaker 1: wasn't it.
Speaker 6: Yes, sampo me his rule name is Dominico, Dominiko Samodino.
Speaker 12: And he said sham.
Speaker 6: He said, shame was like putting people on, you know,
Speaker 6: kidding people, Sam shammon, he said, So we six to
Speaker 6: go shaman all the time. He said, we're shamming, you know,
Speaker 6: so that they kind of caught on, he said, so
Speaker 6: they called me Sam the sham. And then he saw
Speaker 6: that it was the movie, oh, the Yo Breader movie,
Speaker 6: the Ten Commandment. Yeah, and this is the fifty six
Speaker 6: and want He said, you know what, that's we're going
Speaker 6: to do. We don't wear costumes like they have. And
Speaker 6: then that's that's all it came around. When I first
Speaker 6: met him, he was driving a hearse. He had a
Speaker 6: big hearse with his name on the side of a
Speaker 6: funny guy. And then he always wore that he still
Speaker 6: had this herban.
Speaker 1: All right. So up next on our list a trip
Speaker 1: to uh Well, to the Summer of Love, which of
Speaker 1: course became the winner of Discontent and then the Summer
Speaker 1: of Hate in sixty eight. But first and foremost, it
Speaker 1: started with flowers in our hair, tell us about this.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Philip Blondheim, the third, Philip Blondheim the third, with
Speaker 6: a bunch of his clans, and a comedian said, you
Speaker 6: know what you look like? A Scottie dog. So they
Speaker 6: changed his name to Scott McKinsey. And his mother was
Speaker 6: good friends with John Phillips, and they became good friends
Speaker 6: for the young age. They formed a little folk group
Speaker 6: called the Journeyman, and then later John formed the Mamas
Speaker 6: and Pappas and invited it's got to become a member,
Speaker 6: and he turned it down. He said, when the translect
Speaker 6: as a solo performer, now this song, John Phillips was
Speaker 6: involved with that model Ray popped festival. Michelle told me
Speaker 6: we did a terrible performance, but we spent so much
Speaker 6: time working on this at Monaway Pop Festival that's side
Speaker 6: of San Francisco, and this was a song. Local authorities
Speaker 6: in Monterey were not happy with this, and so he
Speaker 6: wrote this song smooth things over with the town folk.
Speaker 6: And you said, he wrote in about twenty minutes, gave
Speaker 6: it to Scott McKenzie and Scott had flowers in his
Speaker 6: hair when he quoted the song and well.
Speaker 19: This song is credited with.
Speaker 6: Bringing thousands of young people that San Francisco during the
Speaker 6: late nineteen sixties. The song written in about twenty minutes
Speaker 6: Scott McKenzie with a Don Phillips.
Speaker 1: Song bringing thousands to San Francisco where they became drug addicts.
Speaker 3: Cisco, You've got some jentuco in the street, Cisco.
Speaker 1: Jentu Yeah, in the streets of San Francisco. Watch where
Speaker 1: you stepped today? Fifty seven years later there it is
Speaker 1: up next gym in our list. Let's talk about Joe Jackson.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Joe Jackson celebrating the birthday tomorrow. And now this
Speaker 6: guy came over from England. This guy he began playing
Speaker 6: the piano and bards age of sixteen. What a scholarship
Speaker 6: to study music at London's Royal Academy of Music. Has
Speaker 6: a formal musical background.
Speaker 19: It came to Mica.
Speaker 6: This song is inspired recking by his time in New
Speaker 6: York City. Now he came to New York City.
Speaker 19: He wrote this.
Speaker 6: It was for whole album he did Night and Day
Speaker 6: and it was in New York because his marriage broke
Speaker 6: up and went to New York when they recorded New
Speaker 6: York and he started. In fact, he plays all the
Speaker 6: instruments on.
Speaker 19: This song, with the exception of a drummer. Session.
Speaker 6: Drummer added the real snare, drum and cymbal hits, and
Speaker 6: the rest of the song. He's a drum beat programmed
Speaker 6: into a drum machine. And this is actually song about
Speaker 6: a night out, a night out, and he's anticipating the
Speaker 6: excitement of a night out on the town in Manhattan
Speaker 6: and takes us on this journey through Manhattan in a taxicab. Yeah,
Speaker 6: we're stepping out.
Speaker 1: Here, we go, step it out with Joe Jackson. Happy
Speaker 1: birthday tomorrow. Joe's still with us, right, Jim? All right?
Speaker 1: If you remember the eighties, no doubt you remember Joe Jackson.
Speaker 6: There's the cross the window, hide the lines, nothing hid
Speaker 6: cor of lines?
Speaker 28: Is that shine.
Speaker 29: You?
Speaker 1: Let Jersey Subinde.
Speaker 35: Drive rock.
Speaker 1: Me So time all the time with no mind angry
Speaker 1: words to say, come get into a car. Time there
Speaker 1: sound that's nice. Seven on a Saturday morning. It's rock
Speaker 1: and roll archaeology Gary Jeffer and the music professor the
Speaker 1: proft Jim Lebarbara going through our weekly list and uh
Speaker 1: up next to we have another birthday. We're celebrating Jimmy.
Speaker 6: No, no, no, what happened was now it's there. That
Speaker 6: was the number six record in nineteen eighty two. Now
Speaker 6: this is the number one record that same year.
Speaker 29: Uh.
Speaker 6: This we're honoring the Peter Wolf. Peter Wolf, the one
Speaker 6: on dis jockey from WBCN and Boston Berg of disc jockey.
Speaker 6: But this was a week that Peter married the most
Speaker 6: beautiful woman perhaps in the world in the eyes of
Speaker 6: many people, payed unaway and he married her head and
Speaker 6: in nineteen seventy four. That marriage lasted actually five years.
Speaker 6: And this was a song that it came their biggest
Speaker 6: hit record, and he joined the Jay Gilesman. He was
Speaker 6: their lead singer, and this was a musical. They were
Speaker 6: great blues bassed in rock and rollbility. And then this
Speaker 6: was a beautiful departure because they got under the new
Speaker 6: Waves sound that was like the cars and the police,
Speaker 6: and they did this song and they got them a
Speaker 6: slot choing with the Rolling Stones and got them in
Speaker 6: a cover of Rolling Stone magazine and heavy rotation on
Speaker 6: that new cable network. That happened MTV with a video
Speaker 6: that showed the band playing in a classroom surrounded by
Speaker 6: little girls in Catholic school uniform and they they did
Speaker 6: this song. This song is about a guy who has
Speaker 6: a crush on this sweet, innocent girl in his homeroom
Speaker 6: in high school. And then years later he's looking through
Speaker 6: a girling magazine and he sees his homeroom crush as
Speaker 6: a centerfold and it rocks his world and it's no
Speaker 6: longer is he is just an innocent girl in the house.
Speaker 6: He's twittered that he dreamed about. Rather than being titillated,
Speaker 6: he's disappointed his memory has been been sold out. And
Speaker 6: he records this song and it's called Centerfold. And I
Speaker 6: think his marriage to pay Dunneway on this day in
Speaker 6: nineteen seventy four, this week in nineteen seventy four, much
Speaker 6: better looking than Annie's centerfold that you could find.
Speaker 1: Mary, Thanks you. Jim got to interview Peter Wolf at
Speaker 1: the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame years ago. Cool guy,
Speaker 1: Little Jay Giles. As we close things out, Brendavan and
Speaker 1: Jones on baseball coming up seven hundred.
Speaker 3: W l W.
Speaker 4: No pay same, The never of My Angel, So you
Speaker 4: never calls here's the.
Speaker 3: Girl.
Speaker 1: There's my holy agel on the page between and my love.
Speaker 14: Just been sold Sentopore's.
Speaker 7: Justn't been sold.
Speaker 36: Skip me under the death about birthdass, I was shot,
Speaker 36: turned away before.
Speaker 3: I sh shoes s those days and something.
Speaker 1: Hold on me when angel beat goes back on song
Speaker 1: versus sweater.
Speaker 41: Imagine, don't wake up Tanya. She used to be a
Speaker 41: troubled sleeper. Now she starts in morning with me. Mike
Speaker 41: McConnell gets the latest news, weather, traffic, financial news and more.
Speaker 1: Hey, aren't you Mike McConnell, No, you're just dreaming. How
Speaker 1: about dream Miike giving me a back rub? Dream Mink's
Speaker 1: gonna have to pass on that rub my feet dream
Speaker 1: Mike is leaping now, John Mey Mike McConnell. Monday morning
Speaker 1: at five on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 7: Free estimates on air conditioning with Logan Services get zero
Speaker 7: percent APR finance.
Speaker 24: This morning in the mid to upper fifties, and you
Speaker 24: only warm to the mid to upper seventies this afternoon
Speaker 24: with sunny skies. You're back down to the fifties tonight,
Speaker 24: topping out only around eighty tomorrow afternoon. Firmas of your
Speaker 24: weather station. I'm nine First Warning Meteorologist Cameron Harden on
Speaker 24: news Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 26: Sixty degrees here at eight five, I'm Sandy Collins. Our
Speaker 26: next update at eight thirty on news Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 8: News twenty four hours Your Day News Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: Jeff Wellernissan dot Com inuntil you at another hour of
Speaker 1: the Saturday morning edition for There's Saturday, August twenty twenty four.
Speaker 1: How to eat Gary, Jeff. That's me and you are you,
Speaker 1: And that's perfectly fine with me, just as long as
Speaker 1: it doesn't doesn't interfere with what I'm doing here, and
Speaker 1: I'm trying trying to figure out exactly what I am
Speaker 1: doing here. It's six minutes past the hour. A who
Speaker 1: was six Eastern time and Bob and Indiana wanted to
Speaker 1: call for some reason. Bob, what's what's on your mind?
Speaker 19: Hey?
Speaker 31: Good morning, Gary, Jeff. When I first heard jd Vance
Speaker 31: was from Middletown, Ohio, the name Kyle Schwarber immediately popped
Speaker 31: in my head.
Speaker 19: There you go.
Speaker 31: Now, I don't know if yeah, I don't hope they
Speaker 31: know each other, or what Shobergs politics are, if any,
Speaker 31: but that could be a really powerful campaign tool in
Speaker 31: the city of Philadelphia if we could get kylege Warber
Speaker 31: out there for the Trump Vance ticket in the city
Speaker 31: of Philadelphia.
Speaker 1: See now, now you're working for the Trump Vance campaign.
Speaker 1: I appreciate that. As as a fan myself, I had
Speaker 1: a suggestion that JD visit, since he is a fan,
Speaker 1: since he is a fan of Fried Maloney sandwiches, visit Waldo,
Speaker 1: Ohio and the g n R tavern. Of course, that
Speaker 1: would be appealing to the base, not not appealing to
Speaker 1: voters who might otherwise vote. I will tell you this, Bob,
Speaker 1: if you're an American, you live you live past the
Speaker 1: live few the last three and a half years, unless
Speaker 1: you're one of the billionaires that Biden has created with
Speaker 1: his policies while the rest of us have been left
Speaker 1: to just you know, suck wind. And you don't know
Speaker 1: that you're you're voting for Donald Trump and JD. Vance,
Speaker 1: and I don't know what you've been paying attention to.
Speaker 1: So we'll see, we'll we'll put that in the suggestion box.
Speaker 1: Get Kyle Schwarber on board with JD. Vance and rally
Speaker 1: in Philadelphia. It's election here, anything anything goes. Time for
Speaker 1: science Mike in a Science minute on a Saturday morning.
Speaker 21: Yes, as a night scientists surprising all blinding me.
Speaker 1: Here you go, Michael, good morning. How are you? What's that?
Speaker 11: How you doing?
Speaker 1: I'm good, I'm good. Apparently someone didn't have your volume up.
Speaker 1: What's going on? Brother?
Speaker 20: Well tell Austin, I'm a Reds on radio person.
Speaker 19: Also, you are a red Zone I don't have the
Speaker 19: money for the cable either.
Speaker 1: Well, you know the thing is, I foolishly spend money
Speaker 1: on one service, but I'm not gonna subscribe to five
Speaker 1: different services just so I can watch the occasional REDS
Speaker 1: game that's not offered on the services where I'm already
Speaker 1: paying through the nose. Thank you.
Speaker 20: Right, Well, let's rephrase. I have the money, but I
Speaker 20: choose not to spend it on that day there.
Speaker 1: Well, and then if you've got if you've got the
Speaker 1: money and you like me, you could just give me
Speaker 1: the money and then I could subscribe to the service
Speaker 1: and invite you over. We'll do a commune together for
Speaker 1: the rest season. One game out of fifty that's on
Speaker 1: Apple TV. You can come on over.
Speaker 20: Alston probably hears me yelling at the radio, don't don't
Speaker 20: go on contact. I'll go on contact any have Let's
Speaker 20: do a Boeing star Liner update. Gary, Jeff and I
Speaker 20: think we talked about this two or three weeks ago,
Speaker 20: but I was kiddingly think of saying that SpaceX will
Speaker 20: have to bring home the star Liner astronauts who have
Speaker 20: originally scheduled to be up there for a week till they.
Speaker 1: May be there till twenty twenty five. I saw the
Speaker 1: report this week. That's crazy, that's right.
Speaker 20: So that they have two plans. The one is to
Speaker 20: what you just said is put it on the SpaceX
Speaker 20: nine mission that's will come back up. It has been
Speaker 20: put off till September twenty fourth because of this issue,
Speaker 20: and they'll come home when the SpaceX nine returns in
Speaker 20: February I think of next year, right, So that's one
Speaker 20: option option A.
Speaker 19: Option Option B is to.
Speaker 20: When the current if that astronauts come home on crew
Speaker 20: on SpaceX crew eight, which is I mean on one
Speaker 20: another docking platform, is to stow them the way they
Speaker 20: worded it, put them under the existing seats and bring
Speaker 20: them home. I guess they have some options from sea
Speaker 20: thinking they can bolt back down. Obviously, and the thing
Speaker 20: about the whole thing well, the star Line er itself,
Speaker 20: you know. They that's the thrusters are all messed up.
Speaker 20: They overheated and leak and helium and they can't bring
Speaker 20: that home unless they reprogrammed the whole system to do
Speaker 20: an autonomous type of release from the dockings and bring
Speaker 20: bring through.
Speaker 19: The into orbit. So it ain't looking good for Boeing.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what.
Speaker 11: Well.
Speaker 1: I mean, they can't keep the doors on their aircraft. Uh.
Speaker 1: They have all kinds of issues at Boeing, and and
Speaker 1: and if you blow the whistle on Boeing then then
Speaker 1: you die.
Speaker 19: You know, Boeing.
Speaker 20: Boeing got almost five billion dollars from the government for
Speaker 20: the star Liner program and SpaceX got half that and
Speaker 20: they've already been been doing mission since for three or
Speaker 20: four years now. So yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 1: No, it's it's it's not looking good for Boeing.
Speaker 20: Uh.
Speaker 1: And and that means it's not looking good for anybody
Speaker 1: who flies with Boeing unfortunately. Godspeed to all of them.
Speaker 1: It's eight eleven on a Saturday, seven hundred w l W.
Speaker 1: Brother Rick Green in just a few moments meeting this
Speaker 1: one of our shows. Because you look a little too
Speaker 1: much like a wanted serial killer. Don't worry.
Speaker 4: You can get the B cast of our shows and
Speaker 4: here what you miss check them out on the iHeartRadio.
Speaker 1: Ass every cup is ground right in front of you,
Speaker 1: so it's always fresh U d F made for you.
Speaker 1: If you like refreshing, wonderful weather, this is the weekend
Speaker 1: for you. Mostly sunny today at high seventy eight. You
Speaker 1: will notice the moment, but the good news. Brother Rick
Speaker 1: Green is standing by this light of mine.
Speaker 42: I'm gonna let it shine, this light of mine. I'm
Speaker 42: going let it shine, miss, light of mine. I'm going
Speaker 42: let it shine, it shine, let it shine shine.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah. From John h Verses ten and eleven. Jesus
Speaker 1: straightened up and asked the woman caught in the act
Speaker 1: of adultery, Woman, where are they? Has no one condemned you?
Speaker 1: No one, sir? She said, Then neither do I condemn you.
Speaker 1: Jesus declared, Go now and leave your life of sin.
Speaker 1: Good morning, brother Green.
Speaker 20: How are you? Hey man?
Speaker 29: Good morning Gary? I walk up praying for you and
Speaker 29: your listeners. Oh I love that verse you just read,
Speaker 29: And I got another verse for you, Gary. All right,
Speaker 29: we aw Philippian Chapter two, Verse thirteen, for it is
Speaker 29: God who works in you to will and to act
Speaker 29: in order to fulfill his good purpose. A man, don't
Speaker 29: you love that?
Speaker 12: Gary?
Speaker 1: You know what I always I do, and this is
Speaker 1: what I always This is what many people struggle with,
Speaker 1: and I guess we all struggle with the being godly
Speaker 1: and holy since we're humans and we're born of sin.
Speaker 1: But this is the thing. People think that the good
Speaker 1: deeds come you doing the good works come first, and
Speaker 1: then God accepts you and Jesus forgives you, when it's
Speaker 1: actually the other way around. God has God forgives you
Speaker 1: because of the sacrifice of Jesus Christ, and as you
Speaker 1: feed into that, then the good works just naturally come.
Speaker 1: You don't have to try. It's it's effortless to do
Speaker 1: good and to do the work of God once you
Speaker 1: become a full, full born believer and give everything up
Speaker 1: in this world. And that's the thing. But you know
Speaker 1: what I mean, People think that you go without sin
Speaker 1: and everything's okay. No, you're always going to be a
Speaker 1: sinner and God forgives you and then you follow Jesus
Speaker 1: and that's when the good works will just come naturally.
Speaker 29: Right, hey, man, girl, And don't get caught up in
Speaker 29: the nine thing of thinking that you're doing that good
Speaker 29: is gone within you.
Speaker 19: Yeah, because it's so easy to get up in that.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, it's not me. It's if anything good happens in
Speaker 1: my life, it's because of God. It's not because of me.
Speaker 1: Believed me. Because I know the terrible things I'm capable of.
Speaker 19: We all do, just not wanting about them publicly exactly.
Speaker 1: And by the way, I wanted to take this time
Speaker 1: out to thank my friend Mike Davis, who I complained
Speaker 1: about not having a Bible that was easy to read
Speaker 1: because the one is in small print that my eyes
Speaker 1: don't don't manage, and the others King James and I
Speaker 1: just have trouble with all the these and thous and everything.
Speaker 1: So he, my friend Mike Davis, bought me a Bible
Speaker 1: and hopefully I will get that today, a new one
Speaker 1: that's easy to read.
Speaker 19: In that nice way, because the Order one was hard
Speaker 19: for me to read as well.
Speaker 1: Yeah, not without some extra cheater peepers. All right, Rick Green,
Speaker 1: have a wonderful weekend. Brother, God bless you left day.
Speaker 1: All right. It's eight nineteen at seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 4: This morning at nine Mike Allen rants raves and then
Speaker 4: calms down with a virgin limericky on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 30: Marty burnam in here for try State Men's Health, the
Speaker 30: leader in men's sexual health for treating a rectile dysfunction
Speaker 30: and low testosterone issues. And they're the leader for a
Speaker 30: reason because I can tell you from my own experience
Speaker 30: of being treated there. Try State Men's Health is top shelf.
Speaker 30: Far too many men wait to get their ED treated,
Speaker 30: but I want to tell you today that you shouldn't
Speaker 30: wait any longer. If you're suffering with ED and are
Speaker 30: like most guys, a medical team at Tri State Men's
Speaker 30: Health will get you back on track fast. They have
Speaker 30: the experience, they have the treatment protocols, and they know
Speaker 30: what they're doing. At try Satemen's Health, they have ED
Speaker 30: treatments that are effective and well over ninety percent of men.
Speaker 30: They can even combine treatments for better results. You might
Speaker 30: even find yourself performing like you have it in years.
Speaker 30: So make an appointment today. Your initial visit is just
Speaker 30: ninety nine dollars and includes blood, a medical consolet, and
Speaker 30: have medically advised a test dose. And if that test
Speaker 30: DOS doesn't work in the office, your visitors free call
Speaker 30: eight hundred nine hundred nine sixty five four go to
Speaker 30: Tri statemenshealth dot com.
Speaker 1: They have six offices in the Tri state area to
Speaker 1: serve you. Cash Back is not available on Gaston, New
Speaker 1: Jersey in Wisconsin. Billy, your gaslights on, We need to
Speaker 1: stop and fill up. No way, Jen gas around.
Speaker 24: Here's two space and you only warm to the mid
Speaker 24: to upper seventies this afternoon. With sunny skies. You're back
Speaker 24: down to the fifties tonight, topping out only around eighty
Speaker 24: tomorrow afternoon. Firm s of your weather station. I'm nine
Speaker 24: first Warning Meteorologist Cameron Harden on news radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: Seven one hundredth WLW. Sport Austin, Elmore In this morning,
Speaker 1: and let's talk some baseball Austen.
Speaker 9: Last night, Gary Jeff, the Reds in Milwaukee did what
Speaker 9: the Reds do, which is lose to the Milwaukee Bowers.
Speaker 9: Cincinnati is now fifty six and sixty on the season.
Speaker 9: They are playing a three game set this weekend. Game
Speaker 9: two tonight, first pitch seven ten are pre game cover.
Speaker 9: It gets underway with the inside pitch at six ' ten.
Speaker 9: It'll be Nick Martinez getting the ball for Cincinnati. He
Speaker 9: has a three point four to three ERA and thirty
Speaker 9: two appearances this season. He'll be going up against Milwaukee
Speaker 9: right hander Tobias Myers, who I know you're a big
Speaker 9: fan of. He enters Tonight's game with a three point
Speaker 9: zero two ERA in sixteen starts.
Speaker 1: I love Tobias Myers in the Miners. Actually, oh really yeah? Okay, interesting?
Speaker 1: I remember I followed his career up until you know,
Speaker 1: he started playing for the Brewers, and now he hated him? Right, yeah. Well.
Speaker 9: In soccer action last night, League's Cup Round of thirty two,
Speaker 9: FC Cincinnati avoids elimination. They win in penalty kicks over
Speaker 9: Santos Laguna. I know another team you're a big fan of.
Speaker 9: Luciano Acosta made his return, as did Miles Robinson coming
Speaker 9: back from the Olympics, DeAndre Yedlin coming back from injury.
Speaker 9: FC advances to the round of sixteen and tonight at
Speaker 9: Paik Stadium the Jungle down by the River, Cincinnati Bengals
Speaker 9: football returns preseason game number one for the Bengals. They
Speaker 9: play the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Kickoff is at seven pm.
Speaker 9: Joe Burrow and the Bengals started starters are expected to
Speaker 9: get a little bit of time and action.
Speaker 1: In this game tonight.
Speaker 9: You can hear it on ESPN fifteen thirty and one
Speaker 9: oh two seven WEBN and finally Gary Jeffs and the
Speaker 9: last couple of whatever. It's been an hour since we
Speaker 9: last talked. China has taken the lead in gold medals
Speaker 9: in the Paris Olympics. They now have thirty four. The
Speaker 9: United States has thirty three, but fear not total medal count.
Speaker 9: The United States is blowing everybody out of the water
Speaker 9: one hundred and thirteen to China's eighty four. What do
Speaker 9: you assess greater value to the total medal count or
Speaker 9: the total gold medal count?
Speaker 1: I can answer this way, USA, USA, USA, USA, Fight, Fight, Fight.
Speaker 1: Happy birthday to drummer John Ferris from the band in Excess.
Speaker 1: He has joined the sixty three club. Well welcome, John Ferris.
Speaker 1: We got what you need on the Saturday morning edition.
Speaker 1: Gifts from Walley coming up and a visit with Mowagger
Speaker 1: before we're done at nine seven hundred w l W.
Speaker 29: Job.
Speaker 1: Well you've got uh huh.
Speaker 7: Sarah Spain with Iheartwomen's Sports presented by Capital One. The
Speaker 7: US four by one hundred meter relay team featuring Gabby Thomas,
Speaker 7: Shaker Richardson, Melissa Jefferson, and twenty shit Terry cruise to
Speaker 7: gold running a season best forty one seventy eight on Friday.
Speaker 7: Finals in women's jablin one hundred meters hurdles and the
Speaker 7: four x four hundred meter relay are this afternoon as
Speaker 7: the US looks to continue stacking up medals on the track.
Speaker 7: For more women's sports stories, subscribe A Good Game with
Speaker 7: Sarah Spain on iHeart Podcasts.
Speaker 1: With no fees or minimums and no overdraft fees. Banking
Speaker 1: with capital one is the easiest decision in the.
Speaker 23: History of decision.
Speaker 24: In the mid to upper seventies, zemptures tonight back down
Speaker 24: to the upper fifties close to eighty for your afternoon
Speaker 24: high tomorrow formas of your weather station. I'm nine First
Speaker 24: Warning Meteorologist Cameron Harden on news Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 26: Sunday in sixty two at eight thirty five, Our next
Speaker 26: update at nine o'clock. I'm Sandy Collins on news Radio
Speaker 26: seven hundred WLWAS.
Speaker 8: News twenty four hours a day. News Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: Good Morning, Keith. Time for gifts from Wally a good
Speaker 1: walk spoiled off the seventh tee, Joe sliced his t
Speaker 1: shot deep into a wooded ravine. He took his eight
Speaker 1: iron out of his bag and clambered down the embankment
Speaker 1: in search of his lost ball. After many long minutes
Speaker 1: of hacking at the underbrush, he spotted something glistening in
Speaker 1: the leaves below. As he came closer, he discovered that
Speaker 1: that gleam was an eight iron in the clutched hands
Speaker 1: of a skeleton. He immediately called out to his friend
Speaker 1: Jackie was playing with Jack. I got trouble down here,
Speaker 1: jack says, what's the matter? He said, bring me my wedge.
Speaker 1: You obviously can't get out of here with an eight iron.
Speaker 8: Seven hundred l and iHeart Radio Station, the exclusive audio
Speaker 8: home of NBC's coverage of the twenty twenty four Paris Olympics.
Speaker 1: Hey, neighbor, Oh my gosh, is your energy bill sky
Speaker 1: high again?
Speaker 11: Too?
Speaker 1: Not anymore? To figure out what I'm watching here at
Speaker 1: the Olympics continue and gay prairie And I'm watching women
Speaker 1: climb trying to climb a wall, different shaped little hangars
Speaker 1: on pieces. Whenever I have a question about sports, especially
Speaker 1: things I don't understand. I try to look to the experts.
Speaker 1: I don't try and just make up something and blurt
Speaker 1: it out, especially on the air. So I have Moegger
Speaker 1: here and maybe he's seen this this activity before. It
Speaker 1: can tell me exactly what it is. But they keep
Speaker 1: falling off. Hello, mo how are you?
Speaker 20: Hey?
Speaker 29: Mo?
Speaker 33: Hey?
Speaker 11: Well, first of all, I missed the joke at eight
Speaker 11: thirty second. Geez, I think, and I don't know for sure.
Speaker 11: Are you watching? Is it rock climbing?
Speaker 1: I guess it's rock climbing, but they're they're not they're
Speaker 1: not real rocks. They're they're rocks embedded in this this wall,
Speaker 1: and they're at different places. It's not the well, it's
Speaker 1: not the speed climbing. The speed climbing was cool. I mean,
Speaker 1: I'm like, I'm like watching Spider Man or Spider Women,
Speaker 1: you know, go up those walls, you know, with rapid speed.
Speaker 1: That was cool to watch. This is just kind of
Speaker 1: this is kind of tedious, this rock climbing thing. They're swinging,
Speaker 1: she's swinging and she's trying to make it to the
Speaker 1: next one and grab, and she keeps on falling down.
Speaker 1: She's not very good.
Speaker 11: Sounds kind of entertaining. Actually it actually is.
Speaker 1: But no one's gotten hurt. No, no climber has been
Speaker 1: harmed so far in this sport so far.
Speaker 11: Well, we'll see.
Speaker 1: Perhaps the competition is still outside of the you know,
Speaker 1: the last minute COVID infection amongst the the men's and
Speaker 1: women's runners and Noah Llyle specifically, do you think that
Speaker 1: the men's and women's track team, as far as the runners,
Speaker 1: just kind of ran out of ass after all of
Speaker 1: these amazing performances earlier in the Games, because the end
Speaker 1: of this week have not been as celebratory as what
Speaker 1: we saw earlier in the Games.
Speaker 11: No, yeah, you're right, And you know, I guess highlighted
Speaker 11: by the failure to pass the baton and the four
Speaker 11: by one hundred men's side. The four by one hundred
Speaker 11: women's race was awesome, but the four buyer for the
Speaker 11: US least, it's the four by one hundred men. We
Speaker 11: screwed up the botton exchange, which I guess has become
Speaker 11: a recurring issue, causing perhaps the most celebrated men's track
Speaker 11: and field athlete of all time, Carl Lewis, to go
Speaker 11: off on the entire system. But yeah, it does feel
Speaker 11: like certainly relative to how the week started that all
Speaker 11: the air kind of came out of the balloon late.
Speaker 11: But but the track and field competition was highlighted by
Speaker 11: Annette Etxenawoke from the University of Cincinnati winning the United
Speaker 11: States first stever metal in the hammer throw. She want
Speaker 11: a sober medal, so a bright spot for the United
Speaker 11: States or bright spots for the Bearcats.
Speaker 1: You know, I'm watching the hammer throw competition. I wouldn't
Speaker 1: use those hammers to put anything together. They don't seem
Speaker 1: like they're a use for hammers. I mean, I can't
Speaker 1: see you doing construction with that hammer or any unless
Speaker 1: it's the demo. You know, maybe maybe that would would help.
Speaker 1: And I love the discus, I mean there's but here's
Speaker 1: the thing about frisbee. I really don't like It's different.
Speaker 1: I understand, but I really don't like to watch frisbees
Speaker 1: unless there are dogs involved.
Speaker 11: Well that's a very good point, right.
Speaker 1: If you got dogs in a little bout frisbee, then
Speaker 1: it's it's really fun to watch. But the others it's
Speaker 1: just kind of.
Speaker 19: Yeah.
Speaker 11: My my second favorite all time Bengals halftime show frisbee dogs.
Speaker 11: My first favorite all time Bengals halftime show, monkey riding
Speaker 11: a dog, hurting sheep. Nothing's ever gonna top that.
Speaker 1: I didn't see that.
Speaker 11: Oh, I could tell you where I was, what the
Speaker 11: game was, who I was with.
Speaker 1: It's like the nine to eleven for you. You can
Speaker 1: tell me exactly what the situation was when it happened.
Speaker 11: Bengals Vikings twenty thirteen. They clinched the AFC North destroyed Minnesota.
Speaker 11: I'm standing in the south end zone getting a halftime
Speaker 11: beer with my friend TJ. And he says to me,
Speaker 11: are we watching monkeys riding dogs? And I looked at
Speaker 11: him and I said, hurting sheep. And then they brought
Speaker 11: it back for a Thursday night game the following year,
Speaker 11: and my friend that I was at that game was
Speaker 11: said to me, I have never seen you as happy
Speaker 11: as you are right now. I don't know if that
Speaker 11: could ever be an Olympic competition, but if it was,
Speaker 11: I would watch.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I was talking with somebody at the bar who's,
Speaker 1: you know, more like my age, not quite as me,
Speaker 1: but I said yesterday, I said I want the Dad
Speaker 1: Bod Olympics because you know, I'm watching all these people
Speaker 1: with their washboard stomachs and you know, with exception of
Speaker 1: one of the women who was a hammer throw person,
Speaker 1: and uh and some water polo ladies, but they're kind
Speaker 1: of broad shouldered, to say the least. But anyway, that's
Speaker 1: I guess the nature of the sport. But there ought
Speaker 1: to be a dad Bod Olympics. And if there were,
Speaker 1: would you participate in something called the dad Bod the
Speaker 1: dad Bod Olympics?
Speaker 27: Mo?
Speaker 11: Uh, yeah, it's every weekend when I play golf.
Speaker 1: By the way, the joke, the gift from Wally was
Speaker 1: a was a golf joke. That's why I thought you'd
Speaker 1: enjoy it. And I just told it. All right, all right,
Speaker 1: here we go here here, here's the thing. I'll tell
Speaker 1: it to you now. All right, So for you who
Speaker 1: are already heard the joke, sorry, I'm going to repeat
Speaker 1: it for Mo, since I already warned him that it
Speaker 1: was going to happen and he didn't tune in anyway,
Speaker 1: all right.
Speaker 11: So well as I had duty, he's got in a way,
Speaker 11: I got to know.
Speaker 1: That's a cool take care of Crossley, all right, So guys,
Speaker 1: on the seventh tee, he slices his T shirt off
Speaker 1: into a heavily wooded ravine. So he goes after his ball.
Speaker 1: He's got his eight iron in his hand to go
Speaker 1: search for the ball, and he's scrambling through the underbrush
Speaker 1: and he sees something glistening underneath the leaves. Turns out
Speaker 1: it's an eight iron clutched in the hand of a skeleton.
Speaker 1: And he calls to his friend Jack, who's playing with him,
Speaker 1: and said, Jack, we got trouble down here. He said,
Speaker 1: what's the matter? He said, bring me my wedge. You
Speaker 1: obviously can't get out of here with an eight iron.
Speaker 11: Well done.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So there you go. The Reds last night losing
Speaker 1: in Milwaukee, a team absolutely have to win a few
Speaker 1: games against if they entertain any thoughts at all about
Speaker 1: a wild card spot or playing beyond this season. And
Speaker 1: once again, the Brewers are the Brewers and the Reds
Speaker 1: are the Reds. I mean, you can't get a zebra
Speaker 1: to change stripes, right, Is that basically your assessment?
Speaker 11: Yeah? I mean I said yesterday the Reds are gonna
Speaker 11: get a good, up close look this weekend at what
Speaker 11: they need to be because you know, all season along,
Speaker 11: one of the backstories of a year for the reg
Speaker 11: has been the injuries, right, And it's undeniable. It's had
Speaker 11: an impact on the season. This team would be better
Speaker 11: if they had Matt McLean, and they would be better
Speaker 11: if they had maybe not had TJ. Friedel go in
Speaker 11: the injury list multiple times, and that they perhaps be
Speaker 11: better if Christian and Carnassio Strand were healthy. Right, like,
Speaker 11: we understand it, but the Milwaukee Brewers pitching staff this
Speaker 11: season has been decimated. And you know, they've traded away
Speaker 11: Corbin Burns this offseason, Cy Young Award winner, which I
Speaker 11: didn't understand. But they've lost Brandon Woodrow, if they've lost Weed,
Speaker 11: They've used fifteen different starting pitchers this year, they've lost
Speaker 11: their closer, and yet they have a comfortable lead, a
Speaker 11: very comfortable lead in the National League Central. And so
Speaker 11: to me, you know, there's an illustration of a team
Speaker 11: that is built to withstand injury and attrition, and the
Speaker 11: Reds this year were not. And you might make excuses
Speaker 11: for that, but until they are, then this franchise is ceiling,
Speaker 11: is going to be really really limited. The Brewers change
Speaker 11: managers and not by their own doing this offseason, and
Speaker 11: yet you could say what you want about the National
Speaker 11: League Central relative to some of the other divisions that's
Speaker 11: obviously weak. They're running away with the division in spite
Speaker 11: of all the injury, in spite of all the attrition.
Speaker 11: That's the sort of franchise the Reds need to have.
Speaker 11: It's the sort of franchise the Reds aren't.
Speaker 1: Do you think that if it hasn't happened already with
Speaker 1: kids going back to school, that we'll see a lot
Speaker 1: of seven and eight year old boys with blonde buzz cuts.
Speaker 11: I think you're gonna see a lot of twenty seven
Speaker 11: or twenty eight year old men was blonde bus cuts? Right,
Speaker 11: they'll just sell it the brow.
Speaker 1: There's there's no excuse for that. If you if you're
Speaker 1: seven or eight, okay, if you're if you're twenty eight
Speaker 1: years old, and you have that kind of emulation going on,
Speaker 1: you're you're a little bit uh yeah, I think you're
Speaker 1: a little bit beyond the pale. But that's me.
Speaker 11: Well, you know, when when when Joe, when they when
Speaker 11: when the Bengals were, you know, streaking towards the Super
Speaker 11: Bowl three years ago, if Joe broke out those expensive sunglasses,
Speaker 11: suddenly like every dude was buying the chet knockoffs, Which fine, whatever,
Speaker 11: whatever people want to wear. I don't care to each
Speaker 11: their own, but uh yeah, if if, if you're going
Speaker 11: to buy the sunglasses, are you really going to be
Speaker 11: are you really going to stop at that? Like you know,
Speaker 11: last year during training camp he wore the headband and
Speaker 11: then suddenly on NFL shop dot Com that Bengals headband
Speaker 11: was sold out. So there's a a a section of
Speaker 11: the fan base that whatever Joe like, if he were
Speaker 11: to go get a specific type of tattoo, those people
Speaker 11: would go get that exact same tattoo. You and I
Speaker 11: both know that.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, I expect this kind of behavior out
Speaker 1: of some grown women, but the grown men should not
Speaker 1: act like swifties.
Speaker 11: I'm sorry, Oh many do I know?
Speaker 10: Many?
Speaker 20: Many?
Speaker 29: Many do.
Speaker 1: Grown men acting like swifties. What do you expect to
Speaker 1: see tonight? In the first series? The Bucks are not
Speaker 1: playing any of their starters, the Bengals are and for
Speaker 1: the first quarter at least, what do you want to
Speaker 1: see out of Joe Burrow and the Bengals offense and
Speaker 1: the Bengals defense.
Speaker 11: Well, I think from an offensive perspective, just something crisp,
Speaker 11: just something that doesn't look clunky.
Speaker 29: I think.
Speaker 11: Then my guy Tony Pike has talked a lot about this.
Speaker 11: That really one of the more interesting things about the
Speaker 11: way the Bengals played toward the end of the season
Speaker 11: last year was they put Jake Browning under center. They
Speaker 11: ran the ball more effectively. And that's not a way
Speaker 11: the Bengals have played offense with Joe Burrow as quarterback
Speaker 11: because he prefers to be in the shotgun, and so
Speaker 11: maybe not so much tonight, but as the preseason unfold
Speaker 11: and as the season begins, I think that's something really
Speaker 11: worth paying attention to. It's something we talked about a
Speaker 11: lot last December. How do you sort of blend the
Speaker 11: way they played with Jake Browning and played often effectively
Speaker 11: with how Joe Burrow wants to play and they have
Speaker 11: put him under center a lot. So I think it's
Speaker 11: going to be interesting tonight to see if we see
Speaker 11: that look. I think more than anything though tonight, from
Speaker 11: an offensive perspective, what I'm looking for has less to
Speaker 11: do with Joe Burrow and more of the offensive line.
Speaker 11: A Marius Mint, the first round pick, has become the
Speaker 11: talk of training camp. I'm really excited to see if
Speaker 11: he can take what he's done in practice and apply
Speaker 11: it to a game and really take a step toward
Speaker 11: winning the right tackle job. And then look last season,
Speaker 11: for whatever injury issues want to talk about, the Bengals
Speaker 11: enjoyed remarkable health on the offensive line. All five starters
Speaker 11: played all seventeen games. Their depth wasn't tested, which means
Speaker 11: the offensive line depth this year is very unproven. You're
Speaker 11: going to see those players tonight, You're going to see
Speaker 11: those players a lot over the course of the next
Speaker 11: two weeks. Do the Bengals have the sort of offensive
Speaker 11: line depth they're going to need this year? Because I
Speaker 11: could promise you I'd make a wager on this. The
Speaker 11: Bengals are going to have an injury on the offensive
Speaker 11: line this season. When they do, is somebody ready to
Speaker 11: answer the bell? I think offensively, those are the things
Speaker 11: I'm looking for. But look, the big story for this team,
Speaker 11: I think, above and beyond anything we talk about offensively,
Speaker 11: they were atrocious on defense last year. And I've always
Speaker 11: felt like the hallmark of really good Luanna Rumo coach
Speaker 11: defenses is they're never at a position, there are never
Speaker 11: assignment errors, you never see guys trying to do too much.
Speaker 11: Those things kind of went up and smoke last year.
Speaker 11: They've obviously overhauled the secondary, They've made some additions on
Speaker 11: the defensive line. They're probably not going to do anything
Speaker 11: too exotic on defense, but do you see a unit
Speaker 11: that's a little bit more buttoned up than what we
Speaker 11: saw year ago? Because that defense a year ago dead
Speaker 11: last in the NFL against explosive plays, not very good
Speaker 11: against the run, didn't have a consistent pass rush. Those
Speaker 11: things have to get better. Do we see the building
Speaker 11: blocks of a defense tonight that can make traumatic improvement
Speaker 11: from last year?
Speaker 1: There you go, no more nine and seven guys. We
Speaker 1: have higher aspirations for this team. Mo Eggar, Thank you
Speaker 1: as always. Go take care of your take care of
Speaker 1: your daughter.
Speaker 6: Okay, I don't know what's going on in the other room,
Speaker 6: but I.
Speaker 12: Can figure it out.
Speaker 1: Okay, take care counselor how are you? I'm good man.
Speaker 1: How about you go ahead talk to me about Saturday midday. Well,
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what lots going on.
Speaker 40: We're going to talk about Tim Walls and how unlike
Speaker 40: the mainstream media gave the welcome to JD Evans talk
Speaker 40: about the cakewalk he's getting with his incredible radical record.
Speaker 1: I mean, he's more like.
Speaker 9: Tampon Ti tampon Tim, Hey, you know, as a Marino
Speaker 9: so farther than that, I mean freaking tampon machines in
Speaker 9: fourth grade boys bathroom, as as a as a master's
Speaker 9: sergeant or whatever he claimed to have been in the military.
Speaker 9: Do you think that they had tampons for the troops
Speaker 9: there or maybe they didn't And that's why he that's.
Speaker 1: Why he, you know, walked away from his men. Yeah,
Speaker 1: in combat, he says, stolen valor, Tim, stolen valor, tampon.
Speaker 1: I can't figure one heart beat away from the president.
Speaker 1: She wouldn't have picked Josh Shapiro because he's Jewish. Oh no,
Speaker 1: do you think so?
Speaker 40: Who's on the program. Gonna talk to Janis Heiseel. He's
Speaker 40: the Trump reporter for the Epoch Times. We're going to
Speaker 40: talk to her about what's going up on that campaign,
Speaker 40: and we're going to talk to Yiddi at eleven thirty
Speaker 40: about the reds fading hopes.
Speaker 1: All right, one more time here before we get out
Speaker 1: of here. Austin Elmore, you there still there, Austin, I'm here. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I want to say thank you very much. It was
Speaker 1: it was great to have you back in for a
Speaker 1: Saturday morning, and if you get a chance to talk
Speaker 1: to Liam, tell him exactly what he's expected to do
Speaker 1: from now on. Okay, all right, I will. I appreciate it,
Speaker 1: all right, thank you. Have a fantastic day. The after
Speaker 1: the show show at Huddles Cafe. If you want to
Speaker 1: come on, it's going to be a beautiful day. I
Speaker 1: wouldn't blame you if you don't want to sit inside
Speaker 1: a bar, but the beer is cold, the TV's are
Speaker 1: live and we can have a good time. Eight fifty
Speaker 1: five seven hundred WLW one eight hundred God Chok recite