Speaker 1: And three female followers for the Tate LaBianca murders. Nineteen
Speaker 1: seventy three, the last United States combat troops finally left
Speaker 1: South Vietnam, ending our direct military involvement in the Vietnam
Speaker 1: War officially would end in nineteen seventy five. In nineteen
Speaker 1: eighty four, this is something that is still this is
Speaker 1: still a matter of deep disconcernment for many football fans
Speaker 1: in Baltimore. I mean, they got the Ravens. They really
Speaker 1: shouldn't complain. But on this date, nineteen eighty four, in
Speaker 1: the early morning hours, under the cover of darkness, the
Speaker 1: Baltimore Colts football team left their home city, heading to
Speaker 1: Indianapolis without notifying anyone. They were just gone. All right.
Speaker 1: Birthday list real quickly, and by the way, your birthday today,
Speaker 1: here's to you. Comedian Eric Idol of Monty Python Fame
Speaker 1: is eighty two. Former British Prime Minister John Majors shares
Speaker 1: a birthday with erk Idel, and he's not nearly as funny.
Speaker 1: Basketball Hall of Famer Clyde the Glide Walt Fraser turns
Speaker 1: eighty today. Football Hall of Famer Earl Campbell is seventy.
Speaker 1: Actor Christopher Lambert sixty eight anybody else Amy Sedaris, she's
Speaker 1: kind of funny sometimes. Sixty four. El McPherson turns sixty
Speaker 1: one today. Lucy Lawless is fifty seven. Tennis Hall of
Speaker 1: Famer Jennifer Capriati, one of my favorite names in the
Speaker 1: tennis game, is forty nine. And again, if it's your birthday,
Speaker 1: I hope it's the best day possible that you could
Speaker 1: even imagine. You have to spend it with family and
Speaker 1: friends or better yet, people you love doing the things
Speaker 1: you love to do, and that is truly my wish
Speaker 1: for you. It's five forty one, a weird start to
Speaker 1: the day, and apologies again to fans of the Big Outdoors.
Speaker 1: I have no idea what happened. But again, if you
Speaker 1: miss chip Hart like I miss chip Hart, you can
Speaker 1: check out the show at seven hundred WLW dot com
Speaker 1: on the podcast page five point forty seven On a
Speaker 1: Saturday morning, man, right in the middle of the NCAA Tournament,
Speaker 1: Red's opening weekend, and we do hope for much better
Speaker 1: results than that finish on Thursday. Just very very sad.
Speaker 1: And you know what always makes me feel better in
Speaker 1: times of trouble, when I feel especially stressful, or stressed out.
Speaker 1: When I'm kind of down in the dumps. What picks
Speaker 1: me up the most on a Saturday morning, especially early on,
Speaker 1: is a visit with Mametry. And he's here now with us,
Speaker 1: the former Lynnette, the former Patricia Owens, now known simply
Speaker 1: as Mamma Tree. Good morning, mam Tree.
Speaker 2: Hello, Dolphager. Oh, somebody prayed for me. Stop me a victory.
Speaker 3: I'm so glad he prayed for me. I'm so glad
Speaker 3: Jesus came to me. I'm so glad he prayed for.
Speaker 2: Me one more time. Now, I'm so glad somebody prayed
Speaker 2: for me. He taught me be to I'm so glad
Speaker 2: I was down up. I'm so glad he pray for me.
Speaker 4: A man.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well that's beautiful. Are these all songs that used
Speaker 1: to sing when you were a child, Dear?
Speaker 2: Oh, Darthy Norwood, her name is Norwood.
Speaker 1: Well, I know, but you know the songs, and I'm
Speaker 1: just asking where did you hear them from? Dorothy Norwood?
Speaker 1: Huh on Alexa, Yes see.
Speaker 2: I do gospel.
Speaker 1: Well, I know, I know, and I love you do gospel, Mamitrie.
Speaker 1: But I just there are songs, some songs I've never
Speaker 1: heard before. And it's not like I never listened to
Speaker 1: gospel I have. I love Christian music.
Speaker 2: Me too, but I've just heard of Darthy Norwood. I mean,
Speaker 2: you know our music. That's why I love this song.
Speaker 2: I would hear it on those gospel marathons all night
Speaker 2: on the radio, TV and Alexa. So one day asked
Speaker 2: Alexa who was and then I found her by myself.
Speaker 1: Now see you're talking to it. You keep saying Alexa,
Speaker 1: and I hear Alexa in the background.
Speaker 2: He told me. She told me it was her.
Speaker 5: She's not she.
Speaker 1: I heard her say, Alexa right, seven hundred w l W.
Speaker 2: She's a song that said I'm long. I mean you
Speaker 2: know mm hmm yeah, No, she's tell me whatever you know.
Speaker 1: The song now, Mametry, I just want to give you
Speaker 1: one kind of word of warning about Alexa. All right,
Speaker 1: all right, she's not quite the friend you think she is,
Speaker 1: because not only is Alexa listening, the people behind Alexa
Speaker 1: are listening to everything you say, they're spying on you.
Speaker 1: I just wanted you to know and be aware with this.
Speaker 2: For drug dealer and child, the trife again, him in
Speaker 2: Triffe again, but I I don't know it. So like,
Speaker 2: so you're wasting your time on this Jesus child.
Speaker 1: Amen, No, I'm not. I'm not saying that just just
Speaker 1: in case you're engaged in criminal activity, you need to watch.
Speaker 1: But really, do you want the communist Chinese or the
Speaker 1: people behind ALEXA to know everything about you?
Speaker 2: Well, my friend, I'm played to you what he turned
Speaker 2: his He had to implacause, you know, like just saying,
Speaker 2: sh ain't never done that? Before you do, I'll be
Speaker 2: talking and somebody minded, youn a, Now I say no,
Speaker 2: never never. You just come on right, No, you saying
Speaker 2: I haven't done that yet, though, but they may.
Speaker 6: Well.
Speaker 1: I just just a word of warning, a word to
Speaker 1: the wise, Mama, you and I consider you to be
Speaker 1: very wise, yes, darling, all right, all right, dear well listen,
Speaker 1: I have a blessed weekend, and thank you for making
Speaker 1: me feel better because I came in this morning and
Speaker 1: I was kind of confused. I was kind of down.
Speaker 1: Things were kind of scattered around here. We didn't have
Speaker 1: any big outdoors.
Speaker 6: On the air.
Speaker 7: It's just you know, got of free end.
Speaker 1: Baby, When when things are awry, you need a stabilizing force,
Speaker 1: and you were my stable. You were my rock this morning.
Speaker 6: Mammitry oh on my.
Speaker 2: Name and I'll call you every time.
Speaker 8: Remembered.
Speaker 1: All right, baby, love you, take care.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you my new number. But if you call me, yeah,
Speaker 2: and it tells me you called, did not call you
Speaker 2: back on likes because right now it's just pressed to green.
Speaker 2: Oh call them and tap two to call back.
Speaker 1: I'm collar blond, so that really doesn't help, does it. Listen,
Speaker 1: I'll talk, I'll talk to you. I'll talk to you later.
Speaker 1: I'll talk to you later. All right, take care, Bye,
Speaker 1: It's five point fifty three.
Speaker 9: Dick's hanging you know, me, the great American and when
Speaker 9: it comes to my heart eating on the line.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Dick, Good morning, Good Jeff.
Speaker 10: How are you?
Speaker 1: Oh, I'm just peachy. Thanks, how are you?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 1: Okay, Yeah, we have a couple of things. Dave from
Speaker 1: Dayton wants to know, with that terrible opening day loss,
Speaker 1: are you still sticking by your prediction of eighty six
Speaker 1: wins you think the Reds will get it back together?
Speaker 7: Yes, I do. I do.
Speaker 1: More importantly, he wants to know if you have any
Speaker 1: thoughts or reflections on the retirement of Mike McConnell this
Speaker 1: coming Friday. You know, he's hanging it up.
Speaker 12: Oh you didn't know.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he was always he always said I need a
Speaker 6: little pick me up.
Speaker 7: So he's retiring.
Speaker 1: Huh, Yeah, he's gone out of here.
Speaker 7: Who's going to take his place?
Speaker 13: Do you know?
Speaker 1: You know, I have no idea. In fact, they just
Speaker 1: released the April schedule and Mike's on until April fourth,
Speaker 1: which is next Friday, And everybody else has their name
Speaker 1: in a slot if they're working, but the morning slot
Speaker 1: says tb A, which means to be announced, So they're
Speaker 1: keeping it very close to the vest, even for us.
Speaker 1: I have no idea. Hmm, would you like to come
Speaker 1: in and do it?
Speaker 14: Well, I don't know.
Speaker 7: No, I couldn't be a talk show.
Speaker 6: I've just I like, Oh, my friends, I wanted to
Speaker 6: tell you.
Speaker 2: I was at the library the other day and.
Speaker 15: At the library Stephen Jewelry were row nice and she
Speaker 15: talk to me in the car and I got a
Speaker 15: nice car from him that said nice to meet you, Dick.
Speaker 7: And they've had a lot of nice sayings of it.
Speaker 11: You know.
Speaker 6: It was one of my uh you know fans.
Speaker 1: I guess, oh really, okay, Yeah, you got a lot
Speaker 1: of nice You got a lot of fans. So, I mean, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's the one and angle of this. You're you got
Speaker 1: a lot of fans, You're very popular. You could be
Speaker 1: the next morning host on seven hundred w l W. Really,
Speaker 1: but I don't know. You should think about it in case,
Speaker 1: in case they call. I mean, when I heard media calls,
Speaker 1: you got to answer the call. Dick, right, No, I will, Okay, Well,
Speaker 1: we'll keep you in mind. Say good night, Dick.
Speaker 16: I'm thinking Gary Jeff, have a good week.
Speaker 1: Say good night, Dick.
Speaker 7: I'm sorry, good night, Gary, Jeff. Right, bye bye.
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Speaker 1: Into the first official hour, the Saturday Morning Edition for
Speaker 1: this Saturday, March twenty ninth, twenty twenty five. I'm Gary
Speaker 1: Jeff Walker. Lisa thinks, let me check, yep and day
Speaker 1: it's the Saturday Morning Edition. It's great to be with you.
Speaker 1: Seven minutes after the hour. As we get things going
Speaker 1: this morning, how about a visit with Dave from Harrison
Speaker 1: in Destin, Florida. Take away the trees, all right, it's
Speaker 1: vacation for the dad joke guy. Let's see how things
Speaker 1: are going.
Speaker 9: Good morning, Davey, Good morning, Yeah.
Speaker 19: In there?
Speaker 1: Do it fine? Are are you at the beach right now?
Speaker 19: Yes, sir?
Speaker 15: On location in the dam.
Speaker 1: I can every once in a while I can hear
Speaker 1: the rush of the waves, the roar of the Great Ocean,
Speaker 1: the Gulf of America. That's where you are right now,
Speaker 1: right yees, yeah, definitely. And now now listen. You you
Speaker 1: been to Destin before, In fact, you've called me from
Speaker 1: Destin before on this program in this particular slot. Are
Speaker 1: things different now that it's not called the Gulf of Mexico,
Speaker 1: and it's called the Gulf of America. Have you noticed
Speaker 1: any changes?
Speaker 8: Well, I'm pretty sure that the crane you know that
Speaker 8: stand on one leg, I'm pretty sure they're standing on
Speaker 8: the other leg.
Speaker 1: Now I see and uh.
Speaker 8: And there seems to.
Speaker 12: Be uh less.
Speaker 8: More American less non American.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, the whole the whole hemisphere is technically America.
Speaker 1: There's North America, there's Central America, there's South America. So
Speaker 1: the Gulf of America makes perfect sense. There you go, Hey, Dave, yep, Dave,
Speaker 1: Why does it? Why does a pitcher raise one leg
Speaker 1: when he throws?
Speaker 10: Uh?
Speaker 1: Because if he raised two legs, he'd fall down?
Speaker 8: There you go, ya fell down in the night.
Speaker 1: Why aren't the red selling beer at today's game?
Speaker 8: Oh, Jared, Jeff at the terrible, terrible.
Speaker 1: Thing they lost the You got any stupid ones for me?
Speaker 8: Well, what's a good name for a guy that climbs
Speaker 8: the mountains and like repel down him?
Speaker 1: What do you mean, what's a good name? It's mountain climber.
Speaker 6: What would be a good name.
Speaker 1: Mountain climber, climber, repeller? I mean, I don't know that one.
Speaker 20: How about Cliff, do you think maybe how about how
Speaker 20: about somebody the other day they were buried up to
Speaker 20: their necks here down here?
Speaker 7: What would you call them?
Speaker 1: I don't know, Dave, what would you call someone buried
Speaker 1: up to their neck?
Speaker 15: Well?
Speaker 8: Sandy?
Speaker 13: And uh?
Speaker 8: I don't know if he'sawne but uh and I we
Speaker 8: saw a really good documentary on.
Speaker 1: Beavers, on what and on beavers?
Speaker 6: It was a beaver documentary?
Speaker 1: Was on Netflix? Or where'd you see this?
Speaker 20: I can't remember the channel, but I mean, I'm here
Speaker 20: to tell you there was the best damn movie I've
Speaker 20: ever say.
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 you are irregular programming.
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Speaker 14: Sometimes I struggle to get to sleep.
Speaker 1: My body stop for the day. Thank you, Steven. He
Speaker 1: can't do that anymore. Sad It's takes thirteen on a
Speaker 1: Saturday morning, Gary Jeff with you on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: And't wait a minute before we get to Radio Rick.
Speaker 1: Somebody named Aaron has a dad joke trying to ride
Speaker 1: on Dave's coat tails. Aaron, Good morning, Aaron, I hear you, now,
Speaker 1: what's the dad joke?
Speaker 19: Erin I left the house this morning throwing the NASCAR
Speaker 19: hot You know I got his name.
Speaker 7: How two guys be nice cars? I said, Man, you
Speaker 7: got a real Nascar.
Speaker 12: Jeez.
Speaker 1: You you work on that act. You work on that
Speaker 1: act a little bit. Aeron Okay, one of these days
Speaker 1: you'll be up there in the stratosphere with Dave from
Speaker 1: Harrison send him to Seacott, Neil Salvador Old Radio Rick,
Speaker 1: good morning, how are you doing?
Speaker 7: Thanks for the lead?
Speaker 1: In no doubt, what a great introduction.
Speaker 22: It can only go up from here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's that's what they said right before the bomb exploded.
Speaker 1: Can only go up from here.
Speaker 22: So I told Leam, it's like the day can only
Speaker 22: get better, right His response was priceless anyway, with a
Speaker 22: shout out to Steve from Franklin, Indiana. By the way,
Speaker 22: apparently everybody I know in the radio world is named Steve.
Speaker 22: Just a weird thing.
Speaker 1: You're coming to five, And what you don't understand is
Speaker 1: that I am changing my name to Steve.
Speaker 22: Steve carry Jeff.
Speaker 1: I haven't decided on the middle name or the connector
Speaker 1: name yet. I don't know what would be good Stevie,
Speaker 1: Sue Jny. You're we're coming in five by five on
Speaker 1: what device? Sir?
Speaker 22: Sorry, I'm totally derailed now.
Speaker 19: Who looks squirrel.
Speaker 22: With a lot of antenta?
Speaker 7: Help?
Speaker 22: This is a nineteen forty nine Arvin Over five zero
Speaker 22: TL for those of you playing at home in his
Speaker 22: n AM radio. It is a five tube All American five,
Speaker 22: which was a nickname for a standard design that minimized parts,
Speaker 22: minimized patent costs, and utilized the common set of five
Speaker 22: minuture tubes. The cabinet is actually bake light that's been
Speaker 22: painted in ivory color, which bake light does not take
Speaker 22: paint well, and unfortunately this port roll shows it. But
Speaker 22: the patina is attractive. It makes it look like it's age.
Speaker 22: I guess, has a very nice large dial on the front.
Speaker 22: It's quite prominent, and internal loop antenna and even a
Speaker 22: dial lamp which may not sound like much, but right
Speaker 22: around nineteen fifty stuff was being made pretty cheap and
Speaker 22: this was a nicer set. And Arvid radios were made
Speaker 22: by the Noblitz Sparks Company, which was actually an Indianapolis company.
Speaker 22: They were found in the nineteen twenties focusing on making
Speaker 22: car heaters because they weren't stock with cars in the
Speaker 22: nineteen twenties. And they're still in business today, over one
Speaker 22: hundred years later, still focusing on auto parts. And I
Speaker 22: think they're located down in Columbus, Indiana, comb Yeah, just
Speaker 22: south of India, but yeah, So anyways, this radio sold
Speaker 22: in nineteen forty nine for nineteen ninety five, which is
Speaker 22: about two hundred and sixty five bucks today. But hey,
Speaker 22: let's go to the catalog, shall we.
Speaker 1: Let's shell this.
Speaker 22: Is actually from a nineteen forty nine ad in the
Speaker 22: Saturday evening post the Arvin Model five excuse me four
Speaker 22: fifty t five tube masterpiece, world's finest five tube performance
Speaker 22: ac DC super hit with five tubes including rectifier. The
Speaker 22: only thing I can't figure out how many tubes this
Speaker 22: thing has? No, I mean maybe, I mean later smartest
Speaker 22: modern styling. Okay, Oh, and the part that I love
Speaker 22: in one ad, one little blurb, it's a three level
Speaker 22: bait and switch nineteen ninety five for walnut only. By
Speaker 22: the way, that's just bake light in the standard color.
Speaker 22: Nobody's going to look at it is that wall. No,
Speaker 22: that's that would be black. But anyways, then in Ivory
Speaker 22: for twenty one ninety five, okay, you.
Speaker 1: Paid more for the paint that doesn't stay on the
Speaker 1: bagline right, exactly correct?
Speaker 22: And then benn, it says the model for fifty one
Speaker 22: t in sandalwood, willow green or ebony with edge lighted
Speaker 22: loose sight dial and matching knobs, an exquisite jewel of
Speaker 22: a personal radio twenty four ninety five. Yeah, so for
Speaker 22: an additional twenty percent, the dial will light up a
Speaker 22: little bit brighter and the cabinet will be painted a
Speaker 22: different color. All right, whatever, and it says, matching knobs,
Speaker 22: assume the cheaper models. The left one's black, the right
Speaker 22: one's green.
Speaker 1: Are there are there just totally different sizes?
Speaker 7: I don't know, matching those that went off my washing machine.
Speaker 1: Like I'm looking at a National geographic from nineteen sixty four.
Speaker 1: Those were the nights matching up. Okay, left handed? Yeah,
Speaker 1: she left handed. I don't know what any of this means.
Speaker 1: Oh that's great. So yeah, I've heard of the Arvin radios.
Speaker 1: How long did they make radios? Rick, do you know?
Speaker 7: Well?
Speaker 22: Actually, in it was nineteen thirty four when they started
Speaker 22: making car radios. Excuse me, nineteen thirty three when they
Speaker 22: started making car radios. In nineteen thirty four they started
Speaker 22: making home radios. And I think they were still making
Speaker 22: them up to the sixties. I don't think they. I
Speaker 22: think they phased out before the seventies. What they didn't
Speaker 22: do was end up being like either well, for example,
Speaker 22: Crosley or Filco, where the name was resurrected. And you
Speaker 22: can tell the difference between a real one and in
Speaker 22: a repro because the repros have a trademark or a
Speaker 22: copyright symboled next to the name. But I don't think
Speaker 22: Arvin ever did that or ever sold her name out
Speaker 22: to that, so they were. They also made a lot
Speaker 22: of radios in the thirties and forties for sears. They
Speaker 22: didn't sell them all under their own name.
Speaker 1: Okay. I do remember at one point or another seeing
Speaker 1: an Arvin radio. Saw the name Arvin on a radio
Speaker 1: at certain point, and I don't know if that was
Speaker 1: a fifties model or a sixties model.
Speaker 22: But yeah, they were also big into some of the
Speaker 22: very small and very affordable but very neat novelty radios.
Speaker 22: I restored a few years back a hop Along Cassidy
Speaker 22: version radio about the size of my fist, four tubes
Speaker 22: metal case and had top along brought on speaker grille,
Speaker 22: and the antenna wire hanging up the back was actually
Speaker 22: made to look like a a lariat, you know, the
Speaker 22: little lasso used very bad. And then the series had
Speaker 22: a version where the pointer for the for the tuner
Speaker 22: was a little plastic gun. Nice fun stuff.
Speaker 1: Nice. I'm sure that there's some anti Second Amendment wanting
Speaker 1: to ban that radio if they saw the what's in
Speaker 1: the shape, it's in the shape of a gun. It
Speaker 1: might kill somebody or inspire somebody to kill their radio, and.
Speaker 22: Then they find out how much they can sell it
Speaker 22: for they they met back off of that opinion exactly.
Speaker 1: If you'd like to know more old radio Rick at
Speaker 1: gmail dot com.
Speaker 12: When do you like to listen to Scott's Loan?
Speaker 6: I love to listen to Slooney when I'm at my
Speaker 6: cubicle because I couldn't care less about my job.
Speaker 1: If I see someone smiling at work, I instantly know
Speaker 1: they're listening to Sloaney because everyone else looks like they're
Speaker 1: on prison work details. I listened to Sloaney when I
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Speaker 1: Thank you er. And now we have Daniel in a
Speaker 1: cyber truck. Daniel, what's going on this morning?
Speaker 16: Thank you guys, thoughts bawling, Yeah, you guys calling and
Speaker 16: give you guys an updates. Okay, things are going on.
Speaker 1: Okay, well, things are just fine. What is a cyber truck?
Speaker 16: So last year we started a business in Dayton. It's
Speaker 16: called cyber Cream Dayton for an ice cream truck that
Speaker 16: happens to be a cyber truck. And we were having
Speaker 16: a great year. We had over fifty events booked. We
Speaker 16: were doing events for local cities, you know, ice cream events, things, kids.
Speaker 1: It's going great.
Speaker 16: In July, a teacher, kindergarten teacher from out of state,
Speaker 16: came in and smashed all of our windows out. She
Speaker 16: went up and down the street, messing with other people's houses.
Speaker 16: She was calling everybody Nazi Germany.
Speaker 1: Why would she do this, Daniel.
Speaker 16: My personal opinion, I think she was on drugs. She
Speaker 16: had two kids in the back of the car. But
Speaker 16: apparently it was something smoldering in our country. You know
Speaker 16: there's people out there that had these feelings back in July.
Speaker 1: But yeah, well here's the problem. I think calling anybody
Speaker 1: a Nazi for purely political reasons really lessens the pain
Speaker 1: that the Nazis actually caused in nineteen thirties Germany and
Speaker 1: that started the the Second World War. And the people
Speaker 1: that are accusing other people of Nazis and then drawing
Speaker 1: swastickers huh on other people's property are probably closer to
Speaker 1: the real Nazis than the one that they're accusing of.
Speaker 1: But I wish you blessings and good luck getting things
Speaker 1: back together. Thank you for calling and checking in. Hey,
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Speaker 1: James, I'm blue? What is jaseas blues away this morning?
Speaker 1: Huh by?
Speaker 12: Hendn't he?
Speaker 1: East on fifty two out of Cincinnati, down along the
Speaker 1: beautiful Ohio River. Gorgeous country lane, that is that two
Speaker 1: lane highway through Hamilton and Claremont, and how now Brown
Speaker 1: County and the lovely village of Ripley, Ohio. To Main Street.
Speaker 1: We go to Brookie Saloon where the gang is waiting
Speaker 1: with baited breath. Good morning, Good morning. Oh did a
Speaker 1: little slow on the uptake there? You okay?
Speaker 7: We think?
Speaker 1: So okay?
Speaker 15: All right?
Speaker 1: Uh so, so Jack's off this week?
Speaker 15: Oh no, he's here, but boy he's not very perky.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Last last week Jack was in good vocal form.
Speaker 19: He was we'll maybe started here in a little bit.
Speaker 6: He just sat there in the barstool, will not move.
Speaker 1: So, I mean, Darrenny, you know it's not good to
Speaker 1: let the dog drink to the point he's got a
Speaker 1: hangover on Saturday morning. This is not a good thing.
Speaker 1: Does Jack I've never asked you. Does Jack drink beer
Speaker 1: or anything else?
Speaker 7: That beer in our house?
Speaker 1: That's the drink. Oh okay, who drank it all.
Speaker 19: There?
Speaker 1: That's right. Throw the girlfriend under the bus, that's wonderful.
Speaker 1: So anything anything going on in Brown County tonight?
Speaker 22: Oh yeah, hey, local band shuffles at eight o'clock.
Speaker 6: Of course they play local music.
Speaker 1: What what what's that? What's the name of the band again?
Speaker 1: I didn't you kind of broke up.
Speaker 22: Shuffle Shuffle is the name of the band, and.
Speaker 1: They play local music? What what exactly is local music?
Speaker 12: Explain that to me, well other local artists.
Speaker 6: So, yeah, it's local music, that's all. I mean, there's
Speaker 6: nothing there.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's just it's just songs about Ripley and
Speaker 1: uh lower La and uh lower Aberdeen. And you do
Speaker 1: they do they play any Georgetown music from time to
Speaker 1: time or anything from Felicity or is it just local
Speaker 1: music as in Ripley.
Speaker 6: Well, as they say in the weather forecast, it's aerial music.
Speaker 1: Like flooding and the Queen of Hearts next Wednesday, The
Speaker 1: Queen of Hearts next.
Speaker 22: Oh, it'll be well over one hundred and eighty thousand dollars.
Speaker 22: It was already all read aloud, probably.
Speaker 7: Hundred.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm going to have to get off work on
Speaker 1: a Wednesday so I can creep down there and see it.
Speaker 1: Fight didn't get dinner if you get down here? Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's right. Well, as long as the cook isn't in jail,
Speaker 1: I guess I could thank you so much.
Speaker 29: He said he needs bartenders to come down and gets bartenders.
Speaker 1: You know, And that's something that I would I would
Speaker 1: welcome doing. As long as I'm not taking money out
Speaker 1: of anybody else's pocket, I'd be glad to come down
Speaker 1: and do that sometime. That'd be fun.
Speaker 12: You ain't taking no money out of pocket.
Speaker 6: They don't even show up.
Speaker 20: Is it still?
Speaker 14: See now?
Speaker 1: I thought that we're entering America's golden age. Everybody's going
Speaker 1: back to work, none of this, uh you know, staying
Speaker 1: at home, and I so is that not happening?
Speaker 6: Darren?
Speaker 1: As a business owner. Can you not get people to
Speaker 1: show up to work?
Speaker 17: You just I don't know what it is.
Speaker 6: They used to fight over Friday nights and Saturday nights.
Speaker 19: Now I beg them to come in.
Speaker 6: I don't know where they get their money for him.
Speaker 1: That's a darn shame. Well, a federal appeals court judge
Speaker 1: yesterday said that those can start blocking that money for USAID.
Speaker 1: So we're gonna have a lot less money for lesbian
Speaker 1: frogs and for bartenders who won't work. Now they're going
Speaker 1: out through the federal government. So I think there's hope
Speaker 1: on the horizon.
Speaker 29: Brother.
Speaker 1: Hello, all right, all right, you guys have a good weekend.
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Speaker 1: Hey, it's mot Wagger with my guy six forty five
Speaker 1: on a Saturday morning. The Saturday Morning edition for this Saturday,
Speaker 1: March twenty ninth, twenty twenty five, Gary Champ with Young
Speaker 1: seven hundred wlw Good morning christ to two point zero.
Speaker 1: Nice to know you're there, Ben, and you know and
Speaker 1: the thing is on Saturday mornings. If you've listened for
Speaker 1: a long time, you know that up to well February fourteenth.
Speaker 1: Before that, on a Saturday, I would say a load
Speaker 1: to my wife when she text me and said good morning,
Speaker 1: my love, and I would text her back, and then
Speaker 1: I'd say hi to her, and I would say hi
Speaker 1: in addition to Brooksy the cat dog, and I just
Speaker 1: I missed that. Of course, we lost Brooksy a while back,
Speaker 1: but working on getting another little one.
Speaker 5: But I just.
Speaker 1: Because Krista would always tell me as soon as I
Speaker 1: mentioned his name, he would he would just look at
Speaker 1: the radio. He knew I was talking to him. Anyway,
Speaker 1: let us move on. My friend Steve from Aton, Ohio
Speaker 1: is here with his usual dose of common sense, some comedy,
Speaker 1: some history, and U a pithyphone call. Good morning, Steve,
Speaker 1: how are you.
Speaker 29: Good morning, sir. We have a theme today. Yes, our
Speaker 29: glass is half full, theirs is empty. Here's the positive
Speaker 29: side of that coin. Doctor J. Buddicaria is the nominee
Speaker 29: for head of the National Institutes of Health. This is
Speaker 29: a slap in the face of the soup Nazis during COVID,
Speaker 29: who said no job for you today to any real
Speaker 29: scientist who dared to challenge the doctor mangle inspired jabs.
Speaker 29: Doctor j was one of them. He was vilified, slandered, ostracized,
Speaker 29: and canceled in the faux scientific community. Turns out he
Speaker 29: was right, and a lot of those folks I'm quite
Speaker 29: young who got the jabs are either dead or permanently
Speaker 29: disabled as a result. Here's what doctor J. Bodicaria, Stanford
Speaker 29: University physician and healthcare economist, said at his Senate hearing
Speaker 29: about research. Dissent is the very essence of science that
Speaker 29: just about says it all but not quite. You see,
Speaker 29: sport is the reflection of the culture at large, and
Speaker 29: occasionally someone in sport recognizes that. This week, he was
Speaker 29: Bruce Pearl, the head basketball coach at one of the
Speaker 29: first four picks in the NCAA Tournament, speaking at Rupp
Speaker 29: Arena in Lexington, Kentucky, after Auburn's latest victory, he immediately
Speaker 29: addressed not March madness, but October seventh madness when he
Speaker 29: asked for prayers for Israeli American hostage Eden Alexander, held
Speaker 29: by the savages known as Hamas. It was one of
Speaker 29: his Auburn Tiger players who ask.
Speaker 7: Him to do that.
Speaker 29: Seems that if it seems that many if not all
Speaker 29: the Auburn players are unapologetically religious. Thank you Bruce for
Speaker 29: adding that his fellow Jews in America have been too
Speaker 29: long silent and have not called out evil loud enough.
Speaker 29: I've often wondered lately if the Democrats Socialists aren't a cult.
Speaker 29: Members are zombies with no personal views except as supplied
Speaker 29: by the puppet masters. They marched in unison, devoid of
Speaker 29: personal convictions because they have none absent the group. They
Speaker 29: are thoughtless who have found leaders to do their thinking
Speaker 29: for them, and they are punished severely for deviation. Read
Speaker 29: that RFK Junior, Tulca Gabbard, and some more famous former
Speaker 29: Democrats Ronald Reagan, Donald Trump, and Elon Musk. Let's take
Speaker 29: a look at Jasmine Crockett, who represents the congressional district
Speaker 29: in the Dallas area. Desperate to establish herself as queen
Speaker 29: of the Mountain among the homicidal maniacs and terrorist supporters
Speaker 29: in the Democrat Party, she is quickly outdoing aoc Rashida
Speaker 29: to leave and elon Omar. Crockett recently echoed California's mad
Speaker 29: Max Waters when she called for the removal by any
Speaker 29: means necessary of her Texas colleague Senator Ted Cruz. She
Speaker 29: calls the Texas Chief Executive Greg Abbott governor hot wheels,
Speaker 29: a reference to his use of a wheelchair that comment.
Speaker 29: The same week, National Public TV is saluting the Americans
Speaker 29: with Disabilities Act in the Biden mode, and of course
Speaker 29: the Yogi bearra of barristers. Crockett says, quote entering the
Speaker 29: US illegally is not illegal, She must have been on
Speaker 29: Biden's short list of Supreme Court nominees. She calls Trump
Speaker 29: a vindictive, vile villain, to which I add victorious. As
Speaker 29: Obama once said, elections have consequences. My goodness, how times
Speaker 29: have changed. On May Day twenty eight, a prominent socialist
Speaker 29: Democrat said, if they've committed a crime, deport them, no
Speaker 29: questions asked, They're gone. If you're working in law barding,
Speaker 29: here are the conditions for you to be staying. You
Speaker 29: have to pay a stiff fine because you came here illegally.
Speaker 29: You have to pay back taxes, and you have to
Speaker 29: learn English, and you have to get in line, so
Speaker 29: said Hillary Rodham Clinton, We've come a long way, baby.
Speaker 29: As for the so called group chat controversy, Democrats will
Speaker 29: have standing on that issue when they get those classified
Speaker 29: documents out of Joe Biden's garage and expel from the
Speaker 29: party Eric Swalwell, who got caught sleeping with the enemy
Speaker 29: Chinese spy Christine Fang while Eric served on the House
Speaker 29: Intelligence Committee. People who live in glasshouses shouldn't throw stones
Speaker 29: or use classified documents as wallpaper. I'm just saying, God
Speaker 29: bless you, Bruce Pearl, and I am rooting for Auburn.
Speaker 29: Take care of yourself.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much. He's brilliant, absolutely brief. I'm glad
Speaker 1: he said it so I could I could spare myself
Speaker 1: from saying the truth. And that's you know, it just
Speaker 1: cuts right to the point. Ray and lovelin, My brother,
Speaker 1: how are you doing this morning?
Speaker 15: Good morning, Gary, Jeff Walker, my friend, fantastic and you know,
Speaker 15: Bruce Pearl just as weird as life is. My wife
Speaker 15: and I were lucky enough to meet him at a
Speaker 15: nice business meeting about ten years ago in Chicago. I
Speaker 15: met him for the first time and only time, talked
Speaker 15: to him for maybe five minutes, and a week later
Speaker 15: at our house is a handwritten note to us from him.
Speaker 15: I was like, my gosh, this guy's amazing. About that yeah,
Speaker 15: I would say a hearty hardy Amen. Listen, Gary Jeff,
Speaker 15: I know I'm going to squeeze this in if I
Speaker 15: may please just a thought. There's there's quite a success
Speaker 15: formula at the world class WLW.
Speaker 22: Airways, and that is this.
Speaker 15: You know, we had a seasoned pro come into the
Speaker 15: morning slot years ago, mister Jim Scott, and was by
Speaker 15: all accounts very successful and renowned, absolutely, and he decided
Speaker 15: to retire. And then there was another seasoned pro, known personality,
Speaker 15: successful slides into the slot, and now he's retiring. I
Speaker 15: wonder if there's somebody else out there. It's a known personality,
Speaker 15: very successful and successful at the morning time slot already
Speaker 15: for multiple decades.
Speaker 6: I'm throwing.
Speaker 15: I'm throwing the name of one Gary Jeff Walker. And
Speaker 15: no comment necessary. You're too humble to talk about it,
Speaker 15: but I think you're natural and we certainly loved you
Speaker 15: on Saturday mornings and you would be fantastic.
Speaker 6: So there you go, my brother.
Speaker 1: Well, I appreciate the vote of confidence, and with that
Speaker 1: I'll let you go. You know, I will say this
Speaker 1: about that I have been blessed to have my own
Speaker 1: little piece of the pie here on Saturday mornings on
Speaker 1: seven utter WLW as you mentioned for multiple decades, and
Speaker 1: I have thoroughly enjoyed my time here, and whatever time
Speaker 1: there is left here, I will relish every single moment
Speaker 1: and when God makes the decision that I'm not doing
Speaker 1: that anymore, and He ultimately is in charge. I know
Speaker 1: a lot of people like to think they're in charge,
Speaker 1: and most of the time of those people are us
Speaker 1: think we're actually in charge. We're really not in charge,
Speaker 1: and anything else that comes along will be gravy. But
Speaker 1: I have had the pleasure of having my cake and
Speaker 1: eating it too with you here on Saturday morning, and
Speaker 1: that's all I'll say about that. But I'm sure if
Speaker 1: if there were anything else, I'd know about it by now.
Speaker 1: Six fifty five Steve Schulty with his environmental information. He
Speaker 1: is an environmental engineer after all. Also still to come,
Speaker 1: Tom Davis Diaries, we'll have a visit with our friend
Speaker 1: Dave Hatter, the IT Guru Dangerous Doomsday. Dave Jim Levarbo,
Speaker 1: the music professor, will join us about seven thirty five
Speaker 1: this morning. Science Mike I think is in and Brother
Speaker 1: Rick Green with little passage from the Word of God.
Speaker 1: Before we're done moe Egger a gift from Wally if
Speaker 1: I can find a joke between now and then, Glad
Speaker 1: you're here. It's six fifty six at seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: This is Ashley. I can n a from the ben
Speaker 1: at Ashley. I almost same his podcasts if you could
Speaker 1: lose ten point four seven oh six Eastern that is,
Speaker 1: and time to talk to our ronmental engineers, Steve Shulty
Speaker 1: with an update on what's really going on in the world.
Speaker 12: I see trees green, resist I see them blue.
Speaker 1: From you, and I think to myself what I wander from.
Speaker 1: Good morning Steve. Before we get started, By the way,
Speaker 1: great to great to talk to you before we get started.
Speaker 1: I just wanted to say, uh, and I mentioned this
Speaker 1: before on your many dissertations on the fallacies of evs
Speaker 1: and how they're not really practical or efficient or cost
Speaker 1: cost efficient and or save the planet exactly. I will
Speaker 1: say that the attacks on Elon Musk's company Tesla, and
Speaker 1: the evs that have been burned up, blown up, keyed,
Speaker 1: schwastiked and all of that is utterly ridiculous. We've always
Speaker 1: talked about how, yes, if it works for you, it
Speaker 1: should be a choice. It shouldn't be mandated, and no
Speaker 1: one from the government should tell you what you have
Speaker 1: to drive. That's always been the point. But with all
Speaker 1: these attacks, and especially somebody like an irresponsible person like
Speaker 1: Jasmine Crockett calling for a Tesla takedown day because it's
Speaker 1: her birthday today, is just utterly ridiculous and neither one
Speaker 1: of us, I don't believe support anything like that. And
Speaker 1: vandalism and violence is not freedom of speech. Vandalism and
Speaker 1: violence is a crime and should be treated as such everywhere. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and I am not I am not again anst anybody
Speaker 1: who wants to drive a Tesla, let's say that.
Speaker 6: Okay, you got it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there we go.
Speaker 6: Well, this is another one of your favorite topics of windmills.
Speaker 6: So this comes from heartland dot org the Climate Change
Speaker 6: Weekly number five thirty eight from last Friday, twenty first
Speaker 6: of March. Overseas wind farms closing early industrial wind facilities
Speaker 6: in Australia and Germany are closing early, ceasing operation decades
Speaker 6: earlier than coal nuclear gas plants would reach their end
Speaker 6: of the useful life. And Australia they're shutting down two
Speaker 6: wind operations, an eight point two megawatt facility called Codrington
Speaker 6: and a thirty megawatt Yambrock site. Coddington's, opened up in
Speaker 6: two thousand and one, is the oldest one in Australia. Australia,
Speaker 6: like the United States, and like much of the West,
Speaker 6: has pushed wind powers away to fight provide electricity why
Speaker 6: finding so called climate change. And of course, Gary Jeff,
Speaker 6: taxpayers were heavily subsidizing the construction operations of the facility.
Speaker 6: But like we already we told them before we went
Speaker 6: down this path that each facility has cost more, delivered
Speaker 6: less and less reliable power than promise.
Speaker 1: Early. That's the question.
Speaker 6: They're early because the repower the sites are too extensive,
Speaker 6: Maintenance costs of the turbines are rising. Replacing them with
Speaker 6: new turbines would be more expensive because the latest turbines
Speaker 6: are much larger, requiring deeper and heavier foundations, different spacing requirements,
Speaker 6: upgrade and infrastructure. The bottom line, Gary Jeff, they're two.
Speaker 6: You know, we we repower coal, nuclear and gas plants
Speaker 6: all the time because it's worthwhile and very affordable. But
Speaker 6: these things are not uh. And again, cold plants typically
Speaker 6: will last thirty fifty years or more. Same book, nuclear
Speaker 6: and gas plants long before, long after they are their
Speaker 6: loans of capital costs are paid off. But in many cases,
Speaker 6: and these are examples right here, Gary Jeff, that wind plants,
Speaker 6: solar plants typically are not lasting that the time that
Speaker 6: their capital costs are being paid off. So either one
Speaker 6: thing happened, two things will happen. One is government will
Speaker 6: just give them a grant to pay them off, or
Speaker 6: two they'll let them write them off called depreciation more rapidly,
Speaker 6: which means they pay less taxes, which means you and
Speaker 6: I pay more taxes. So you know that's the reality.
Speaker 6: Germany's doing the same thing. They're getting to shut they're
Speaker 6: shutting down their first offshore wind facility after only fifteen
Speaker 6: years of operations. Then why some of these have run out?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Yeah, because other people's money is gone, and you
Speaker 1: got it, they don't generate any money themselves. Here's the
Speaker 1: other thing, real quickly, just what has caused climate change
Speaker 1: over different geological periods in Earth's history. We know this
Speaker 1: from the geological records. Give me just a couple of examples.
Speaker 6: Well, this came from a notebook product podcast broadcast I
Speaker 6: watched this past week, Hunt for the Oldest DNA, which
Speaker 6: was very interesting in itself. But then during it they
Speaker 6: talked about climate change, and one of the one scientists said,
Speaker 6: between two point six and five point three million years ago,
Speaker 6: we had the Plio scene are era. We had around
Speaker 6: CO two was around three to four hundred parts per million,
Speaker 6: which we are at today, and we had very warm weather,
Speaker 6: which gives us a blueprint of what to expect was
Speaker 6: climate change. But then Gary, Jeff, we will go to
Speaker 6: the pliat scene era twelve thousand years ago to two
Speaker 6: point six million years ago. It's also called the Ice Age,
Speaker 6: much colder temperatures, glacial advances. That's where the glacier here advanced.
Speaker 12: Down to the Norwi lateral.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but I heard that, and I'm going.
Speaker 6: Well, if we had such high CO two causing global warming,
Speaker 6: well what the heck caused the climate to change so
Speaker 6: much that the glacier, the ice sheets from Arctic came
Speaker 6: down to Cincinnati, Ohio, right, and then from zero from
Speaker 6: today to twelve thousand years ago, it's called the housing
Speaker 6: It started with abrupt warming resulting in rapid melding of
Speaker 6: the ice sheets.
Speaker 14: Well, why did.
Speaker 6: Your abruptly warm up without human industrialization and human flourishing,
Speaker 6: and us are our exhalation and our cars and our
Speaker 6: power plants. It just it just gave me some cause
Speaker 6: for thought. If we don't know what's causing things between
Speaker 6: these ice ages, between where goat thet goes warm, it's good,
Speaker 6: cold and warm again? How the hell a week?
Speaker 1: How do we think it's cold? It's cold. It's called no,
Speaker 1: it's called natural climate cycles. The climate is always changing
Speaker 1: and we have very little to do with it. Thank
Speaker 1: you so much, Steve. We gotta run, brother, We got
Speaker 1: to run. Thank you. Coming upon seven fourteen, at seven
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Speaker 12: I went to the bowling alley with my friend Short Steve.
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Speaker 1: just wanted to mention again the fantastic time we had
Speaker 1: a couple of weeks ago at the anniversary party, and
Speaker 1: my friend Keepsake Kim says that there are pictures if
Speaker 1: you wanted to see pictures of the anniversary party for
Speaker 1: this show we had on the fifteenth, the IDEs of March.
Speaker 1: I can't believe I picked that date. You can go
Speaker 1: to the Keepsake Photography Facebook page and they are posted there.
Speaker 1: And I trust that Kim Rice, but she's great, will
Speaker 1: have the book that she puts together for me every
Speaker 1: week and we'll post some of those on the website
Speaker 1: as well. How about we talk to Tom Davis diaries.
Speaker 1: I'd like to call these the diaries, corresponded Tom Davis,
Speaker 1: Wild wacky, weird stories from around the world and around
Speaker 1: the country.
Speaker 31: Tom, Good morning, Gary, Jeff. This week your lucky Satanic
Speaker 31: lottery numbers. But first, a Missouri delivery driver was caught
Speaker 31: on one of those door cameras licking one of his
Speaker 31: customer's cats. The driver could be seen picking up the
Speaker 31: fee line and licking it as he's dropping off a package,
Speaker 31: sparking questions about his behavior, but nobody seems to know
Speaker 31: which delivery company the guy worked for. Hey, here's a hint.
Speaker 31: Check the package the liquor left. Meanwhile, a woman in
Speaker 31: Houston suffered dental damage during a procedure by an unlicensed dentist,
Speaker 31: Caesar Maheya used pliers to extract a tooth. The victim
Speaker 31: had to be hospitalized. Now, this guy's facing charges of
Speaker 31: practicing dentistry without a license and aggravated assault. But despite
Speaker 31: not being legit, he was charging real dentist prices, with
Speaker 31: procedures starting at two hundred and fifty dollars and going
Speaker 31: up from there.
Speaker 1: Arthur Nixon Bates the Fourth has died.
Speaker 6: Who is that?
Speaker 31: He was a wild Southern dude who left a crazy
Speaker 31: obituary behind quote March fifth, twenty twenty five, succumb to
Speaker 31: a life of drugs, Marlboroughs, fast women and Ford broncos.
Speaker 31: He is survived by three daughters, none of whom know
Speaker 31: how they will get by without dabt calling and asking
Speaker 31: for twenty dollars for cigarettes and Methadone one last time,
Speaker 31: and that's one hundred percent real those poor girls. And finally,
Speaker 31: in Shiahwassa County, Michigan, a man recently won a two
Speaker 31: point three million dollar lottery jackpot with the numbers six
Speaker 31: six six. He says, I played that on a couple
Speaker 31: of daily three tickets and I won big. Now, despite
Speaker 31: the evil numbers helping him win, the man has a
Speaker 31: rather wholesome plan for his winnings. He says he's going
Speaker 31: to use them to pay bills and invest. Next week,
Speaker 31: a California woman goes viral for making bikinis out of
Speaker 31: her dead pets.
Speaker 1: Have a great weekend.
Speaker 12: Is there a special time you like to listen to? Sconsloan?
Speaker 1: To listen to Slowey in the morning, at home, in
Speaker 1: the car, going to work, when I'm at work, his
Speaker 1: podcast after work, and when I'm at the dentist.
Speaker 12: Wow, do you go to the dentist a lot?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I got some lousy teeth.
Speaker 23: I've got a bad back, So I listened to Sloaney
Speaker 23: when I get a massage.
Speaker 12: I'm gonna do that next time I get one. I
Speaker 12: hate that creepy massage music.
Speaker 1: Sloony is like ten times better than massage music.
Speaker 24: Scott Sloan Monday morning at nine on seven hundred WLW
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Speaker 9: The Great American. Here for Rhino Shield. I've been telling
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Speaker 1: There are things you need to watch out for here
Speaker 1: to tell us about. One of those things is ri Guru,
Speaker 1: our tech head Doomsday Dave Hatter. Good morning, mister Hatter.
Speaker 6: How are you?
Speaker 1: First and foremost? You told me, and this has nothing
Speaker 1: to do with the subject to tan. You told me
Speaker 1: you're participating and something fun tomorrow.
Speaker 23: What is that?
Speaker 19: I am the Cambon County Game and Fish Association Spring
Speaker 19: Turkey Sheet.
Speaker 1: Who now that that sounds like a ball down the.
Speaker 19: Open to the public.
Speaker 6: Come on down. It's always fun.
Speaker 19: Hopefully the weather will cooperate, but we'll see.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean I think early not so good. Late,
Speaker 1: not so good. But the middle of the day. It
Speaker 1: depends on what time you're you're shooting turkeys.
Speaker 19: You well, you know starts around all.
Speaker 1: Are any turkeys actually harmed?
Speaker 19: Well they were all they're pre harmed. They're in the freezer.
Speaker 19: If you do the best that year around you get
Speaker 19: the turkey from the freezer.
Speaker 1: There you go, all right, Uh so, uh, we're talking
Speaker 1: about uh more stuff for people to watch out for,
Speaker 1: specifically what.
Speaker 7: Well.
Speaker 19: I'm going to give you a couple of quick headlines
Speaker 19: and then jump into this robot. So here's the headline
Speaker 19: from the Economists. Chinese hackers are getting bigger, better and stealthier.
Speaker 19: Here's the headline from the from the Guardian, which is
Speaker 19: of course, now Gary, Jeff, I've picked them on winnows. Sorry.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 19: The Chinese remains top military and cyber threat to the
Speaker 19: US intelligence reports, says I'm just setting the stage here.
Speaker 19: You know, you and I have talked about this many times,
Speaker 19: the China, the People's Republic of China and the Chinese
Speaker 19: Communist Party and hacking and so forth, and warnings from
Speaker 19: our government about it.
Speaker 6: So here's the story this week.
Speaker 19: And I mean this is literally something like a Twilight
Speaker 19: Zone or an X Files or a Black Mirror episode.
Speaker 19: Remote access back door discovered in Chinese robot dog unitary
Speaker 19: Go one. So this is one of these robots you know,
Speaker 19: would be used in factory used for security patrols, that
Speaker 19: sort of thing from Unitary a Chinese company and some
Speaker 19: researchers decided to hack into the software inside it because
Speaker 19: you know, as a reminder, all these things have software
Speaker 19: that make them work, and what they found is extremely disturbing.
Speaker 19: So let me let me back into the details. But
Speaker 19: in the report it says perhaps most concerning is the
Speaker 19: implication of the deliberate design. The tunnel is not merely
Speaker 19: over an overlooked debugging utility. It appears fully integrated into
Speaker 19: the boot process, enabled by default, and now just on
Speaker 19: Chinese language website tunnel dot nitry dot com hints it
Speaker 19: possible commercial intentions, but no functionality was ever discovered. So
Speaker 19: let me put this in Layman's term. When the robot
Speaker 19: starts up, it boots software that would allow someone to
Speaker 19: connect to it remotely, or it to connect somewhere in
Speaker 19: China remotely, which then means that for example, the microphones
Speaker 19: and cameras and it could be used for a live
Speaker 19: remote surveillance. It also means it could be controlled remotely. Now,
Speaker 19: this thing, you know, it doesn't it looks a little weird,
Speaker 19: It doesn't look too intimidating, But in addition to the surveillance,
Speaker 19: it also means if it's connected to your network, which
Speaker 19: it would have to be to get connected to China.
Speaker 19: Someone could remotely use this thing to access the resources
Speaker 19: in your network. So this is basically a walking spy machine.
Speaker 19: It counts as a robot that you would use in
Speaker 19: some sort of industrial setting.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, well, I mean there are so many things.
Speaker 1: This morning, I had my friend Lynette or we call
Speaker 1: her Mametry now and she uses Alexa, and I was
Speaker 1: warning her about Alexa, you know, listening to her and
Speaker 1: maybe she doesn't. She said, well, I'm not dealing drugs
Speaker 1: or into child trafficking. I'm not worried about what I say.
Speaker 1: And I said, well, yeah, it's not the only concern.
Speaker 1: But there are so many things when we allow technology
Speaker 1: that listens and can see us, and there are always
Speaker 1: back doors that can be used against us, invasion of
Speaker 1: privacy purposes, for as you're mentioning, hacking purposes, taking over
Speaker 1: our device's purposes. There are so many things that could
Speaker 1: go wrong. It's one of those because well what could
Speaker 1: go wrong? And there are so many things that could
Speaker 1: go wrong once you allow these things with their back doors.
Speaker 19: In You're right, Gary, Jeff, I mean, you know a
Speaker 19: lot of these things down this again. It's hard for
Speaker 19: me to read this story and believe that there's anything
Speaker 19: other than a nefarious purpose. You know, it would be
Speaker 19: one thing to build a backdoor into this so that
Speaker 19: you could do testing, you could do diagnostics, you could
Speaker 19: update it potentially remotely. But you know, typically when you
Speaker 19: build in functionality to update a device remotely, it's published,
Speaker 19: it's well known. It's there for you as the user
Speaker 19: of set device, to be able to make sure it's
Speaker 19: got the latest software updates to fix buds and security
Speaker 19: flaws and that sort of thing. The idea that this
Speaker 19: is baked deep into it and it starts up by
Speaker 19: default when the robot starts up, you know, it's deeply
Speaker 19: concerning to me. You know, when you hear terms like
Speaker 19: supply chain risk, this is what we're talking about it.
Speaker 19: This thing is roaming around in your factory. It is
Speaker 19: entirely possible based on what I've read here, and there's
Speaker 19: a much more detailed research than this news story about it,
Speaker 19: report about it. You know, you can dig into it
Speaker 19: and see that potentially someone in China, some a nefarious
Speaker 19: adversarial person could use this thing to steal your trade
Speaker 19: secrets again, access your network and do who knows what
Speaker 19: and they could with any of these things.
Speaker 1: Device Dave Patter, have fun at Kenton County at the
Speaker 1: game and fish turkey shoot tomorrow and we will talk
Speaker 1: to you soon, my friend, Thank you so much.
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Speaker 17: with mostly cloudy skies. Rain moves in tonight and lingers
Speaker 17: throughout your Sunday, but best chance for strong to severe
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Speaker 1: Into yet another hour of the Saturday morning edition for
Speaker 1: this Saturday, March twenty ninth, twenty twenty five. Gary Jeff Walker.
Speaker 1: Great to be with you as alas reporting for duty
Speaker 1: seven minutes after the hour, and take care of this
Speaker 1: right now. That Teresa, good morning, what's on your mind?
Speaker 32: Dear good morning, Gary Jeff, my beautiful friend. Good morning
Speaker 32: christ to two point zero. If you will allow me
Speaker 32: one minute to say something to you, I would greatly
Speaker 32: appreciate Chah my friend.
Speaker 1: One minute starts now go, here we go.
Speaker 32: I was not able to attend your anniversary party to
Speaker 32: Happy University. I've had two relationships long term in my life.
Speaker 32: One is thirty five years with my husband. My second
Speaker 32: is a friendship relationship with you, Gary Jeff. For twenty
Speaker 32: eight years. You've gotten me through Saturday morning hangovers. You've
Speaker 32: gotten me through all night love and sessions with my husband.
Speaker 32: You've gotten me through some tough times. For that, I
Speaker 32: appreciate you. On December in twenty eighteen, saw you in
Speaker 32: the doorway at seven hundred. You and Chickster were standing there.
Speaker 32: We introduced ourselves. You said who are you? I said, Teresa.
Speaker 32: I wrote for Jary Burbank. You said, oh, that Theresa,
Speaker 32: and it has stuck. I am grateful to you, sir.
Speaker 32: I have read nothing but love, respect, and admiration for you.
Speaker 32: God bless you continue to entertain me.
Speaker 7: Please, I love you with my entire heart.
Speaker 19: I am done.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much. I will try to add you know,
Speaker 1: I only have so much control over whether I'm here
Speaker 1: or not, And as far as entertaining you, I guess
Speaker 1: that is in the eye or ear of the beholder.
Speaker 1: But thank you very much for the kind words. Time
Speaker 1: for science Mike, and a science minute to our friend Michael.
Speaker 21: Yes, as a nicely scientist is surprising.
Speaker 1: No immediately, Good morning, Michael. What would we say? You're
Speaker 1: that Mike?
Speaker 16: That was that Teresa?
Speaker 1: So you're that Mike.
Speaker 13: I would like to say ditto, but I don't know
Speaker 13: if I want to go under the all night love
Speaker 13: making session portion.
Speaker 6: But I don't think it's happened.
Speaker 1: But you know that, Yeah, as as I used to as,
Speaker 1: I used to say, if you're scoring at home, and
Speaker 1: if you are, then why are you wasting time listening
Speaker 1: to me? That was nice?
Speaker 7: That was nice.
Speaker 1: It was very nice, heartfelt I could tell. I mean,
Speaker 1: I still after all this time, I don't know exactly
Speaker 1: what's wrong with her, but I hope she doesn't find
Speaker 1: a cure. What's on your mind this morning?
Speaker 11: Here?
Speaker 13: Yeah, So I hate to get back to the topic
Speaker 13: of COVID, but I got to Okay, one more, one
Speaker 13: more topic. I was listening to some radio news show
Speaker 13: this morning on some some station, but they mentioned that
Speaker 13: the CDC head was resigning because of some false statements
Speaker 13: by RFK as far as saying, uh COVID unrelated COVID
Speaker 13: deaths without underlying health conditions, and so they said there
Speaker 13: was actually thirty percent of the deaths worked a trivial
Speaker 13: people with people without underlying But actually the.
Speaker 16: True number for and I had to do this on
Speaker 16: this morning and been looking.
Speaker 13: Up, actually the true deaths of COVID for without underlying
Speaker 13: health conditions percentages is one point six percent. The well,
Speaker 13: actually it's forty percent for people over the age of seventy.
Speaker 13: During this whole thing is supposedly with people without underlying
Speaker 13: health cases. But let's just go through the numbers real quick,
Speaker 13: Garry jeffs since and the COVID, like the total death
Speaker 13: that currently is like one point two million people died
Speaker 13: of COVID. So of that ninety percent were listed as
Speaker 13: COVID as a cause of death. So if you take
Speaker 13: one point six without underlying without underlying health issues, you
Speaker 13: get about seventeen thousand people and over the age of
Speaker 13: seventy forty percent of those. So you have about seven
Speaker 13: thousand people over the age of seventy who died without
Speaker 13: supposedly underlying health conditions. So at least approximately ten thousand
Speaker 13: people since COVID under the age of seventy who died
Speaker 13: of COVID without underlying health issues.
Speaker 1: Right, they actually died of the infection.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And what we know now, Mike. What we all, many
Speaker 1: of us, myself included suspected at the time, and we
Speaker 1: now know as a fact. And I've talked to healthcare
Speaker 1: professionals numerous times on this is there was such an incentive,
Speaker 1: a paid incentive for hospitals and health organizations to list
Speaker 1: deaths as COVID deaths that the numbers were greatly inflated.
Speaker 1: We had no idea how much they were inflated, but
Speaker 1: now we do. And it's pretty scary that we were
Speaker 1: lied to by the medical community this way. Here's a
Speaker 1: scary one. I just was reading.
Speaker 13: It was like, and so twenty twenty two actual CDC
Speaker 13: six and ten adults dying of COVID nineteen six and
Speaker 13: ten were vaccinated.
Speaker 19: M hm.
Speaker 1: It's true. Not safe, not safe, not effective, period, end
Speaker 1: of story. We were duped, We were lied to, some
Speaker 1: of us knew it. Some of us did not.
Speaker 13: I would honestly say this that my father passed away
Speaker 13: before COVID, but if he were alive during that or
Speaker 13: even in his eighties, I would have gave him the
Speaker 13: vaccination just because of the more I hit the risk, right,
Speaker 13: you know, the risk against I would have done that.
Speaker 13: But you know that's all I want to say about that.
Speaker 1: All right, Mike, thank you very much. And now that
Speaker 1: now that jav out of Cherry is ahead with the NI,
Speaker 1: is it the NIH or CDC that Jayvaut of Cherry.
Speaker 19: Now has.
Speaker 1: And I see that? Yeah, thank you, Yeah, the NIH.
Speaker 1: We are going to find out more and more about
Speaker 1: how we were lied to during that period of time.
Speaker 1: Thank you. It's eight thirteen at seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 30: Rocky Year with a reminder, if you miss a part
Speaker 30: of the Eddie and Rocky Show, you could always catch
Speaker 30: the podcast on the iHeartRadio app and hear what you missed.
Speaker 1: Also, if you listen to the.
Speaker 30: Podcast while you're in bed, it feels like Eddie and
Speaker 30: I are snuggling with you, and that's kind of nice.
Speaker 1: It's the wild ride of spring and it continues today.
Speaker 1: Some clouds out there a little bit of sunshine, some wind,
Speaker 1: and the highest seventy eight degrees. The showers move in
Speaker 1: tonight late sixty one, Tomorrow's low, mostly cloudy on Sunday
Speaker 1: with showers storms ending by early afternoon, and then another
Speaker 1: round tomorrow night, another round tomorrow night. There are all kinds,
Speaker 1: all bets off the table. Could be severe weather tomorrow
Speaker 1: night and extending into Monday. During the day mostly cloudy,
Speaker 1: then in a chance of showers and storms again. I
Speaker 1: have sixty three to start the work week. It is
Speaker 1: sixty five now it's seven WLW.
Speaker 28: New treatments for joint pain are here by now you've
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Speaker 1: Can kind sharing the reunion of souls on a Saturday morning.
Speaker 1: And brother Rick green Man, who taught me about spirit
Speaker 1: in Cincinnati, and who along with his wife often and
Speaker 1: hearing himself feed the homeless every single weekend. And Brother Rick,
Speaker 1: I got to tell you. I want to apologize to
Speaker 1: you because you text me about getting together and doing
Speaker 1: podcasts again. We haven't done one since last month, and
Speaker 1: I just want to apologize for not getting back to you.
Speaker 1: I'm looking at April twelfth. We've done this podcast. It
Speaker 1: was Rick's idea about having guest testimonials of people who
Speaker 1: have come to Jesus Christ and telling their story, and
Speaker 1: they are available on the Rick Green YouTube channel. It's
Speaker 1: called the Butt God Podcast. So I hope you accept
Speaker 1: my apology. Brother. I'm sorry I didn't get back to
Speaker 1: you the other night.
Speaker 14: Well, girl, you are absolutely fine. I knew you would
Speaker 14: get back with me. Grey, I'm having an awesome down
Speaker 14: woke up me and God spends our time together.
Speaker 12: I love that early morning.
Speaker 14: Yes, coffee and rich that's how we sawt o starday.
Speaker 1: That's great, and today they're we're.
Speaker 14: From the Book of Colossin, chapter three, verse twelve, it says, therefore,
Speaker 14: as God's chosen people, holy and dearly loved, close yourself
Speaker 14: with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, and patience. Amen.
Speaker 16: I love that.
Speaker 1: Read that again for me.
Speaker 19: Rick.
Speaker 14: Colossing, chapter three, verse twelve, it says, therefore, as God's
Speaker 14: chosen people, holy and dearly loved, close yourself with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness,
Speaker 14: and patience. I love it. God has tell us how
Speaker 14: to draw us on a daily basis. It's up to
Speaker 14: us and put them on.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Absolutely, well, thank you so much, Thank you so much.
Speaker 14: By thank you, Gary. I'm getting excited because next, I
Speaker 14: mean May, you're getting close to it. Gray before year
Speaker 14: we've been doing this, and it just humbled me that
Speaker 14: this is happening. To this day, it still humbled me.
Speaker 1: Well, if I haven't done anything else for God, but
Speaker 1: that I at least at least I'm doing something. Thank you, Rick,
Speaker 1: Thank you have a blessing all right, God bless you.
Speaker 1: Eight nineteen oh and while we're on the subject of
Speaker 1: having patience and kindness and all the rest, I'm getting
Speaker 1: these repeated emails from someone named Mondo Duke, and I'm
Speaker 1: going to try and get better at this, but he
Speaker 1: keeps on accusing me of sounding like I've got too
Speaker 1: much water in my mouth when I talk, and it's
Speaker 1: all always in caps when he writes this, I'm putting
Speaker 1: him in the junk file after this. Let your guests
Speaker 1: talk and quit interrupting them. Swallow your spit because your
Speaker 1: mouth always sounds super wet and gross. Thank you so much, Mondo.
Speaker 1: What kind of name is it, Mondo Duke. It doesn't
Speaker 1: sound like a real name. Oh, well into the junk
Speaker 1: file and thank you so much for your patience and kindness.
Speaker 1: Twenty minutes after the hour seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 24: This morning at nine, Mike Allen goes where other hosts
Speaker 24: dare not tread and don not talking about the min's
Speaker 24: room on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 12: It's your last chance to get Disney Plus and Hulu
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Speaker 17: with mostly cloudy skies, Rain moves in tonight and lingers
Speaker 17: throughout your Sunday. But best chance for strong and severe
Speaker 17: will be tomorrow evening into Monday. For me, severe weather Station,
Speaker 17: I'm nine first warning Metrologist Cameron Harden on news Radio
Speaker 17: seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: Seven hundred WLW Sports Liam Tomlinson bunches going on. There's
Speaker 1: another PGA tournament this weekend.
Speaker 26: Yeah, it's nine days until the Masters, and right now
Speaker 26: they're playing the Houston Open. And then the lead is
Speaker 26: Scottie Scheffler. After an eight under round two, he leads
Speaker 26: the leader board.
Speaker 12: At the moment, some.
Speaker 26: Elite eight matchups are set after last night's Sweet sixteen
Speaker 26: games Houston beat per two sixty two to sixty thanks
Speaker 26: to a Milan Uzon buzzer beater. UK fell to Tennessee
Speaker 26: seventy eight to sixty five. Michigan State defeated Ole Miss
Speaker 26: seventy three to seventy. Auburn dominated Michigan seventy eight sixty five.
Speaker 26: We have two elite matchup Elite eight matchups tonight, and
Speaker 26: you could say they both are elite. In the nightcap
Speaker 26: it is Duke in Alabama, and at six point thirty
Speaker 26: it is Texas Tech and and Florida. Tomorrow it will
Speaker 26: be Tennessee and Houston at two twenty in Michigan State.
Speaker 26: Auburn at five five f C. Cincinnati is on the
Speaker 26: road in Nashville. Kickoff is set for eight thirty. Pregame
Speaker 26: coverage begins at eight. You can catch all that action
Speaker 26: on ESPN fifteen thirty. The Red Legs zero to one
Speaker 26: after an opening day loss in the ninth inning. Kids
Speaker 26: Opening Day is today. That first pitch is at four
Speaker 26: to ten. Nicldolo is on the mound for the Reds.
Speaker 26: Justin Berlander on the mound for the Giants. Pregame coverage
Speaker 26: begins at three to ten. Right here on the Home
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Speaker 1: Thank you, sir for the last jeez. It's been probably
Speaker 1: about twenty five twenty six years. I've been fortunate enough
Speaker 1: to also play out at different venues around town. I
Speaker 1: sing well kind of sort of, and I have great
Speaker 1: musicians play with me, which makes me a little bit
Speaker 1: easier to take I guess as a singer with all
Speaker 1: that water in my mouth or whatever it is. But anyway,
Speaker 1: right now we're still in the middle of the Goens
Speaker 1: Walker farewell tour. Chris Gohens fantastic local guitar player. I'm
Speaker 1: sure you've heard of him if you follow the local
Speaker 1: music scene at all, because he is virtually everywhere. He's ubiquitous,
Speaker 1: as they say, making the rounds in many different venues
Speaker 1: with the Danny Fraser Band. He was with the original
Speaker 1: crew of Overdue if you remember that group from years ago,
Speaker 1: and more recently as a solo artist and with different
Speaker 1: people including me. He and I are going to be
Speaker 1: playing at the Valley House in Harrison, Ohio next Friday
Speaker 1: night from eight to eleven, and I just wanted to
Speaker 1: get the plug out. There have no nightcaps left to
Speaker 1: do that, so the Valley House in Harrison eight to eleven.
Speaker 1: If you want to come out and laugh at me, heckle,
Speaker 1: point your finger and enjoy the incredible guitar playing of
Speaker 1: Chris Gohins. It's an acoustic act and we have a
Speaker 1: good time. So that's next Friday night from eight to eleven. Yes,
Speaker 1: I will be up until eleven o'clock on a Friday night,
Speaker 1: on a school night, and then try and be here
Speaker 1: that next Saturday morning, bright and early. Just thought i'd
Speaker 1: let you know the Farewell Tour is actually playing somewhere
Speaker 1: else besides Brookies in Ripley, Ohio. Coming up on eight
Speaker 1: twenty six. We have gifts from Wally and Moe Eggers
Speaker 1: still to come on this Saturday morning edition. Please let's continue.
Speaker 23: Sarah Spain for Iheartwomen's Sports, presented by else Beauty. This
Speaker 23: year mark's the tenth anniversary of Olympic softball player Jessa
Speaker 23: Mendoza becoming the first woman to broadcast a nationally televised
Speaker 23: postseason MLB game when she called the AL wildcard matchup
Speaker 23: between the Yankees and Astros in October of twenty fifteen.
Speaker 23: Mendoza was also the first woman in the booth for
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Speaker 1: Good Morning, Kid Time, Will gifts from Wally the Last
Speaker 1: Word and Old Lady walks to the local newspaper office
Speaker 1: in a very small town back where people still read newspapers, obviously,
Speaker 1: and she wants to put an obituary in the paper
Speaker 1: in the next edition, as her husband has recently passed.
Speaker 1: She tells the receptionist. The receptionist points her to the
Speaker 1: office of the o bit editor, the guy that does
Speaker 1: the obituaries, and she explains a situation to him, and
Speaker 1: he says, well, I just want to let you know
Speaker 1: it's fifty cents a word. We have to charge you
Speaker 1: fifty cents a word for the obituary. She thinks for
Speaker 1: a moment, and she says, oh, okay, it should just
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Speaker 1: Hey, get it and hit it on a Saturday morning
Speaker 1: seven other wl W Gary jefn Mo Agger here, Hey Mo,
Speaker 1: what's up?
Speaker 14: Oh?
Speaker 1: You know it's a Saturday morning.
Speaker 29: Figure.
Speaker 1: You know, this is about the time we usually talk,
Speaker 1: so we might as well talk for a few minutes
Speaker 1: and fill some time between the commercials, you know, provide content,
Speaker 1: be the influencers that we are.
Speaker 7: You know what?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 1: Yes, for years I was a disc jockey, and then
Speaker 1: then they told me I was a talk show host
Speaker 1: or or a personality. I really like personality because it
Speaker 1: it meant that somebody thought I had one. And then
Speaker 1: I find out that I'm an influencer, and I don't
Speaker 1: know what that exactly means and who I'm trying to
Speaker 1: influence or what I'm trying to influence whoever I'm trying
Speaker 1: to influence to do do you do you understand the concept?
Speaker 1: I mean, because now you're an influencer.
Speaker 7: Too, And well, I I prefer the term content creator.
Speaker 5: Yes, I think that works. I think that fits, you know,
Speaker 5: for those of us who have a social media presence
Speaker 5: and and make that a part of what we do.
Speaker 5: And then you add to it the radio. You know,
Speaker 5: that's that's content creation. I prefer that influencer, like influence.
Speaker 5: Influencer to me strikes me as I.
Speaker 1: Mean, it's like you're trying to Yeah, it's like you're
Speaker 1: trying to convince people to do something maybe they shouldn't. Oh,
Speaker 1: you're you're a bad You're a bad influence. You're a
Speaker 1: you're an influencer instigator.
Speaker 7: But you don't know if I don't know if the
Speaker 7: word I don't know, if the word coercer is a
Speaker 7: word that's.
Speaker 15: The influence.
Speaker 1: Coercer would be worser.
Speaker 19: I think.
Speaker 1: Maybe that's just me. So I I got to ask you.
Speaker 1: And you know, I'm at the bar Thursday opening Day.
Speaker 1: We've got the game on TV and fan duel and
Speaker 1: uh because uh, there's not there's not a way to
Speaker 1: push the radio in there. I guess we could probably
Speaker 1: hook the jukebox speakers up to seven hundred WLW to
Speaker 1: get the broadcast, and being a being an employee of both,
Speaker 1: I probably should work that out by now, after all
Speaker 1: the Red seasons I've been there. But uh, so I'm there,
Speaker 1: We're watching the game. It's exciting. The Reds are leading,
Speaker 1: it's the ninth inning, and then with two outs, the
Speaker 1: inevitable happens and the Reds bullpen blows the lead. That
Speaker 1: the Reds. It's been a very exciting game.
Speaker 12: See that.
Speaker 1: That's the thing. Opening Day is Opening Day and the
Speaker 1: expectations are sky high. How many people you think in
Speaker 1: the bar when the Reds lost the lead there in
Speaker 1: the top of the ninth after having the game and
Speaker 1: they're right, they're right on the precipice of victory on
Speaker 1: opening Day, how many people in the bar do you
Speaker 1: think just hung their heads and gave up on the
Speaker 1: season right then and there? Practically all of them.
Speaker 7: I was going to say, if the experience there mirrored
Speaker 7: the experience walking out of the ballpark, I would say
Speaker 7: pretty much everybody.
Speaker 1: Yes, somebody else told me that it was just like
Speaker 1: a funeral and not a celebration of live funeral, just
Speaker 1: sackcloth and ashes kind of funeral at the end of
Speaker 1: that game. But it really he was a great game,
Speaker 1: and that's that's what's being lost. I mean, was a
Speaker 1: great game, wasn't it? And I had everything?
Speaker 7: Yeah, it was a heck of a ball game, you know,
Speaker 7: it was it's the kind of game. It's not saying
Speaker 7: it was d game, but it was the kind of
Speaker 7: game you've got to win. You know. You give whoever
Speaker 7: your first reliever out of the ninth inning is, you
Speaker 7: give him a one run lead, you've got to win
Speaker 7: that game. You give your staff ace a few runs early,
Speaker 7: you've got to win that game. And I thought what
Speaker 7: happened on Thursday was a few things that happened throughout
Speaker 7: the course of the game caught up to him in
Speaker 7: the ninth inning. You know, first of all innings four
Speaker 7: through eight, they didn't score a run, They managed only
Speaker 7: two hits, They never seriously threatened, they didn't play add
Speaker 7: on baseball, they didn't tack on any runs. So start
Speaker 7: with that. Hunter Green was awesome despite by his acknowledgment,
Speaker 7: not having all of his pitches. But in the fourth inning,
Speaker 7: it took him twenty eight pitches to get through it,
Speaker 7: and that meant that he was not going to come
Speaker 7: out for the sixth So Terry Francona had to go
Speaker 7: to his bullpen in the sixth inning, and the first
Speaker 7: three relievers who came out were terrific. Scott Barlow was
Speaker 7: just awesome in his Red's debut. Amelio Pagan was really
Speaker 7: good in Tony Santien. But you think about how the
Speaker 7: game plays out if instead of having to use those
Speaker 7: guys an inning six, seven and eight, Tito has to
Speaker 7: use him an inning seven, eight to nine. And then
Speaker 7: the decision, which I think was the most controversial of
Speaker 7: Opening Day, to give the game to Ian Jabbo in
Speaker 7: the ninth inning instead of Taylor Rodgers, who is a
Speaker 7: guy who's closed out games before. And I think I
Speaker 7: know what Francona was thinking. He was thinking, I've got
Speaker 7: a bunch of right handed hitters coming up, and so
Speaker 7: I'm going to use the writing. The thing is Taylor Rogers,
Speaker 7: even though he is a lefty, is actually better against righty's.
Speaker 7: Ian Jabou was the last guy to make the team,
Speaker 7: the last pitcher to make the team, and pitched in
Speaker 7: only two games last year because of injury. I just
Speaker 7: don't know that he's the right option there. But some
Speaker 7: things could have been done earlier in the game to
Speaker 7: avoid of Injebo even having to pitch, or at least
Speaker 7: coming in and maybe having a little bit of a
Speaker 7: cushion to dealer.
Speaker 1: Well, the great irony of Hunter Green coming out after
Speaker 1: five innings. Mo obviously was his statements, his own statements
Speaker 1: that he wants to go seven, eight, maybe nine innings
Speaker 1: a lot every time. And it was only it was
Speaker 1: only what eighty four pitches eighty six pitches that he
Speaker 1: yanked him. He may not have had all of his pitches,
Speaker 1: but it really wasn't necessarily him getting pulled early. It
Speaker 1: was the decisions down the line and not having Diaz
Speaker 1: to close the game.
Speaker 7: And yeah, you add that to it as well, right, Yeah,
Speaker 7: you know, look, I think the next step for this
Speaker 7: starting staff, which I believe has a chance to be
Speaker 7: really good, is it's got to give it's got to
Speaker 7: give the team some length, right. I mean, if you
Speaker 7: go back two years ago, and I know nobody wants
Speaker 7: to talk about David Bell, but I thought David Bell
Speaker 7: did a masterful job two years ago with the polepen
Speaker 7: that he had to go to like in the fourth
Speaker 7: inning every single night, and that's just not a winning proposition.
Speaker 7: They're not going to be that bad this year, but
Speaker 7: it's it's such a luxury if you're a manager and
Speaker 7: you feel like, you know what, no matter who's on
Speaker 7: the mountain force tonight, they're gonna at least give us
Speaker 7: six so I can kind of map out, you know
Speaker 7: how I want the bullpen to play out depending on
Speaker 7: the game, the score, who's up, who's on the bench,
Speaker 7: that sort of thing, and that starts with pitchers giving
Speaker 7: their team length. I thought Francona's explanation for not bringing
Speaker 7: Hunter out for the sixth inning was a little odd
Speaker 7: because he said, well, if I brought about to start
Speaker 7: the sixth I wanted him to finish the sixth. Well,
Speaker 7: of course you do, but why don't you see how
Speaker 7: the evening unfolds. You know, maybe Hunter Green retires the
Speaker 7: first hitter on one pitch, right, maybe he walks the
Speaker 7: first guy. You know, that's that's why you have relievers
Speaker 7: at the ready. I would have liked to have seen
Speaker 7: how the game would have unfolded had Hunter come out
Speaker 7: for the sixth inning. And again, maybe maybe he could sell,
Speaker 7: who knows, But you know, again, the first three relievers
Speaker 7: that came out, this gets lost in what happened. The
Speaker 7: first three relievers that came out were lights out. One
Speaker 7: of them struck out two.
Speaker 5: None of them gave up the hit.
Speaker 7: You know what, if you're using those guys over the
Speaker 7: final three innings, instead of innings six, seven, and eight,
Speaker 7: and then without Alexis di As. As you mentioned, you're
Speaker 7: turning the game over to the guy who was the
Speaker 7: last last guy to make a team. It was a
Speaker 7: good game. It was a frustrating loss. But you know,
Speaker 7: if they can take these next two against the Giants,
Speaker 7: that's the series winnable. We'll forget about the results on Thursday.
Speaker 1: Do you think it's been so long since the Red's
Speaker 1: playoff victory that people just expect the mediocrity and the disappointment.
Speaker 1: Are we getting to that point where, you know, they
Speaker 1: always used to talk about players and fans being Bengalized
Speaker 1: with the Bengals. Is there a similar thing happening with
Speaker 1: this franchise now in Cincinnati with the Reds.
Speaker 7: I think so? I could I hear the same refrain,
Speaker 7: you know, in the days leading up to an including
Speaker 7: opening day, you know, all right, it's opening damn incided.
Speaker 7: Can't wait to see how they disappoint me this year. Right,
Speaker 7: It's just unfortunately, when you've gone this long without postseason advancement.
Speaker 7: You know, we used to crush the Bengals for going
Speaker 7: forever without making the playoffs and then advancing in the postseason.
Speaker 7: The Reds on the right now the longest current drought
Speaker 7: in American professional sports of not advancing in the playoffs
Speaker 7: thirty years, thirty years, and so that builds up over time,
Speaker 7: and you know, fans just invariably are going to start
Speaker 7: to expect the worst. I don't think anybody's doing that
Speaker 7: based on what happened on Thursday, but I think it's
Speaker 7: just kind of built into our DNA right now, where
Speaker 7: until things change, until you know, we see this team
Speaker 7: not just advancing the postseason, but I think, you know,
Speaker 7: consistently get to the postseason at advance. When they're there,
Speaker 7: I think there's always going to be a lot of
Speaker 7: Red fans who are constantly waiting for the other shoot
Speaker 7: to drop. And that's not their fault, that's the organization's fault.
Speaker 7: And it's up to this team and this organization to
Speaker 7: start to change that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I really need to update my Red's wardrobe too,
Speaker 1: if I'm going to look like, at least look like
Speaker 1: I'm a big Reds fan, because I have two authentic
Speaker 1: MLB game jerseys, One the Reds gave me, one a
Speaker 1: friend of mine bought me was a Tom Browning jersey,
Speaker 1: and I've got one with my name on the back
Speaker 1: of it, even though I never played. Tracy Jones would
Speaker 1: hate that. I've got a Tracy Jones actual game jersey
Speaker 1: that's signed by twenty nine and I couldn't find that one,
Speaker 1: but the two the other two jerseys are white, and
Speaker 1: because of other times in the past where I've warned them,
Speaker 1: it looks like I butchered a hog in both of them,
Speaker 1: and I could not wear them to the bar. So
Speaker 1: I found an old Red's T shirt and it says
Speaker 1: right in the bat Cincinnati Reds twenty thirteen, and it's
Speaker 1: got the pictures of everybody on that team. Of course
Speaker 1: no one. Joey Vado, I was bringing back memories, said Chew.
Speaker 12: I remember Chew.
Speaker 1: You've got Chew on your Yeah, since you too, Yeah,
Speaker 1: And some guy named Ludwick. I didn't even remember who
Speaker 1: Ludwig was, but apparently he.
Speaker 7: Was right Ludwick.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he was on that twenty thirteenth Jay Bruce.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 1: So, I think they made the playoffs in twenty thirteen.
Speaker 1: They didn't advance, but I think they made the playoffs
Speaker 1: that year. I'm not sure.
Speaker 7: A disappointing season. That was the year where they won
Speaker 7: ninety games. Yeah, and it never really all sees a
Speaker 7: long felt right. They made the playoffs as a wild card,
Speaker 7: if you remember, they got sweat up by the Pirates
Speaker 7: the final weekend of the regular season, right, and that
Speaker 7: series was going to determine whether wildcard game was played,
Speaker 7: ended up being played in Pittsburgh, and Johnny Quato, one
Speaker 7: of my five favorite all time Reds, didn't have it
Speaker 7: that night. The crowd was chanting his name. He dropped
Speaker 7: the ball on the mound and Nelson Leriano pitched for
Speaker 7: the or Francisco Loriano pitched for the Pirates that night
Speaker 7: and just stuck it to the Reds and they lost
Speaker 7: and didn't advance. Yeah, and also Dusty Baker's last.
Speaker 1: Game, Cueto was on the shirt, A rold As Chapman
Speaker 1: was on the shirt. A bunch of big stars. But
Speaker 1: like today's it's like, who's that the real the real
Speaker 1: Reds fans couldn't couldn't pick it out.
Speaker 23: Uh.
Speaker 1: I'm glad that Nick Lodolo was healthy.
Speaker 14: Uh.
Speaker 1: And let's hope that everything has gone well in the
Speaker 1: rehab and he's ready and raring to go to day
Speaker 1: to start for the Reds.
Speaker 7: This is a really really huge year for him because
Speaker 7: I thought, I thought two years or three years ago
Speaker 7: when when you know, the season itself was memorable, but
Speaker 7: the glimmer of hope was the big three of Hunter Green,
Speaker 7: Graham Ashcraft and Nick Widolo and Graham Ashcraft is kind
Speaker 7: of a different story. I thought Nick Wodola, when he
Speaker 7: was at his best, was better than any of those
Speaker 7: other guys. Now, Hunter Green has since done a lot
Speaker 7: to change that conversation. Legitimate staffs, but when Nick Widolo
Speaker 7: is on as a lefty, he is terrific. The problem
Speaker 7: is he's not on nearly enough and he's not healthy
Speaker 7: nearly enough, and you can, you know, you could obviously
Speaker 7: say that about a lot of the starting pitchers they have.
Speaker 7: You know, this is a huge year for this franchise,
Speaker 7: and I you know, that's that's a that's a conversation
Speaker 7: we can have about, you know, just big picture stuff
Speaker 7: with this club. But there are a lot of guys
Speaker 7: on this team, and Nick Widola might be at the
Speaker 7: top of the list that you go, Okay, we've seen flashes.
Speaker 7: Now we need to see more than flashes. And that's
Speaker 7: going to start with better health, going to start with
Speaker 7: getting through a full season uninterrupted, and they could start
Speaker 7: today with a good start against the San Francisco Giants.
Speaker 7: And he's going up against guy who's going to be
Speaker 7: in the Hall of Fame one day, and Justin Berlander.
Speaker 1: Right, who's getting close to my age. Mo Egar. Thank
Speaker 1: you so much. We will talk to you next weekend,
Speaker 1: if not before. Thank you so much, counselor what's going on?
Speaker 35: Nothing, man, nothing happened at all this week.
Speaker 1: No, it's kind of quiet. Big news. An appeals court
Speaker 1: judge yesterday overruled the lower court decision on Doze cleaning
Speaker 1: out usaid money. So I didn't see it. That's big.
Speaker 1: It's huge. Yeah, and so I mean these are all
Speaker 1: working its way through the courts who think that they're
Speaker 1: the elected president. Now we'll see what happened. Well, I'll
Speaker 1: tell you what Trump paid.
Speaker 35: And I'm going to talk about this fifty eight challenges
Speaker 35: to his executive orders, which far exceeds anything any president
Speaker 35: has ever have r I call it lawfair two point zero.
Speaker 1: We thought we were finished with lawfair parents. When you're trying,
Speaker 1: when you try to do big stuff, you run into
Speaker 1: big oppositions.
Speaker 35: I agree, And he just keeps his head down. Plows forward,
Speaker 35: and I think at the end of the day, those
Speaker 35: kind of things are going to happen. The problem is
Speaker 35: in this country and this has got to stop. One
Speaker 35: federal district judge, district court judge can do something that
Speaker 35: affects the whole country.
Speaker 1: National That ain't right. No, it's not constitutional. Well I agree,
Speaker 1: and you know what when it goes to these cases
Speaker 1: go to the Supreme courts where these federal these small judges,
Speaker 1: these district judges make these decisions. Uh, the Supreme Court
Speaker 1: will take offense to this. Even even some of the
Speaker 1: liberal members said, wait a minute, we're in charge of
Speaker 1: the national court decisions, not you got right, right, that's
Speaker 1: why we're the Supreme Court.
Speaker 35: Hopefully one gets there quickly and they can do that.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Absolutely, Mike Allen, Saturday Midday coming up next after
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