Speaker 1: As you kick off your Saturday morning rain chances are
Speaker 1: slowly moving on and we'll have chances for showers and
Speaker 1: some thunderstorms throughout the day, but it is not a washout.
Speaker 1: Just keep in mind you might run into a few
Speaker 1: showers throughout your outdoor activities. Easter Sunday looking better. We're
Speaker 1: looking at mostly cloudy skies with a few showers here
Speaker 1: and there.
Speaker 2: From a severe weather station.
Speaker 1: I'm nine First Warning Meteorologist Cameron Harden on news radio
Speaker 1: seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 3: And radar at this time is showing a partly cloudy
Speaker 3: sky and our current temperature is seventy one degrees. Our
Speaker 3: next update is at six o'clock. I'm Shawn Gallagher, News
Speaker 3: Radio seven hundred WLWL.
Speaker 4: News twenty four hours a day, News Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 2: This is the weekend in history where Christians celebrate new
Speaker 2: life resurrection. I believe that Jesus died for my sins
Speaker 2: and for your sins some two thousand years ago and
Speaker 2: was raised from the gray washed in the blood you
Speaker 2: want to talk about. But I have some rebels of
Speaker 2: thunder today, a chance of showers and thunderstorms, some heavy wind,
Speaker 2: a high of seventy seven, but again, not a washout
Speaker 2: all day long. It's not gonna rain all weekend long.
Speaker 2: There is just the possibility tomorrow morning, on the Easter Sunday,
Speaker 2: you wake up to a temperature of fifty six degrees
Speaker 2: on the way to a high of seventy eight on Sunday.
Speaker 2: It'll be another mostly cloudy day with a chance of
Speaker 2: rain and showers and possible storms as we start to
Speaker 2: work week on Monday after the holiday in a high
Speaker 2: then of seventy six. It is pretty warm right now.
Speaker 4: Seven one hundred WLW Sport William Tomlinson.
Speaker 2: The Reds breakout the whooping sticks last night in Baltimore
Speaker 2: against that suspect, the Oriole pitching and a wind.
Speaker 5: Finally you had the Reds now ten and ten on
Speaker 5: the season after an eight and three win on the
Speaker 5: road against Baltimore Orioles. Andrew Abbott pitched six innings, allowing
Speaker 5: one earned run on two hits in eleven strikeouts. He
Speaker 5: was brilliant at least three run home run in the
Speaker 5: top of the third inning got the Reds offense going.
Speaker 5: The offense caught fire in the fourth thanks to a
Speaker 5: hey me Or Candelario solo shot and a Matt McClain
Speaker 5: three run home run. Hunter Green will take the mound
Speaker 5: for the Reds this afternoon. They're back in action for
Speaker 5: the second game of three. Inside pitch begins at three
Speaker 5: oh five. First pitch is set four oh five right
Speaker 5: here on the Home of the Reds seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 5: NBA Playoffs, Yeah, Pucks, Pacers tip at one, Clippers Nuggets
Speaker 5: tip at three thirty, Pistons Nicks at six o'clock, and
Speaker 5: Timberwolves Lakers at eight thirty. In the night cap, Justin
Speaker 5: Thomas is in the lead at twelve under at the
Speaker 5: RBC Heritage. Former champion Scottie Scheffler is eight under, tied
Speaker 5: for sixth place. The Orange and Blue are currently tied
Speaker 5: for second in the Eastern Conference through the first month
Speaker 5: and the half of the season. FC Cincinnati are back
Speaker 5: in action tonight on the road against Chicago Fire. FC
Speaker 5: pregame coverage begins to seven. Kickoff is set for seven
Speaker 5: to thirty on ESPN fifteen to thirty.
Speaker 2: And we're just days away for the best Bengals draft
Speaker 2: coverage right here on the home of the Best Bengals coverage,
Speaker 2: seven hundred WLW. The Saturday morning edition before we look
Speaker 2: a how to look back at significant events and people
Speaker 2: tied to this particular date in history, including but not
Speaker 2: limited to these. April nineteen, seventeen seventy five, the fight
Speaker 2: for freedom in the Colonies against the British tyranny began.
Speaker 2: The American Revolutionary War started the Battles of Lexington and Concord.
Speaker 2: Eighteen ninety seven, the first Boston Marathon was held. John J.
Speaker 2: McDermott ran the course in two hours, fifty five minutes
Speaker 2: and ten seconds, a bit slow by today's Sanders say
Speaker 2: the least. During World War II, in occupied Poland nineteen
Speaker 2: forty three, tens of thousands of Jewish people in the
Speaker 2: war sow and Ghetto began an uprising against the Nazi forces.
Speaker 2: They would eventually fall, but then again they would eventually
Speaker 2: be liberated by the Allies this day. In nineteen seventy seven,
Speaker 2: the United States Supreme Court and Ingram versus Wright ruled
Speaker 2: five to four that even severe spanking of school children
Speaker 2: by faculty members did not violate the Eighth Amendment ban
Speaker 2: against cruel and unusual punishment. I got some wax when
Speaker 2: I was a kid in school, and look at me.
Speaker 2: I'm fine forty seven sailors sailors killed when a gun
Speaker 2: tourt exploded aboard the uss Iowa during training exercises in
Speaker 2: the Caribbean. The year was nineteen eighty nine. On this date,
Speaker 2: nineteen ninety three, as you may well remember, I certainly do,
Speaker 2: the fifty one day siege at the Branch Davidian compound
Speaker 2: near Waco, Texas ended as the Davidian set fire to
Speaker 2: their own compound, killing seventy five people twenty five kids.
Speaker 2: Sect leader David Koresh Timothy McVeigh, two years later, on
Speaker 2: this date, seeking to strike at the government he blamed
Speaker 2: for the Branch Davidian deaths, destroyed the Alfred P. Murrah
Speaker 2: Federal Building in Oklahoma City, killing one hundred and sixty eight.
Speaker 2: He was convicted and executed back in two thousand and one.
Speaker 2: And this also let's see birthdays on the list for
Speaker 2: birthdays today. Singer songwriter Roberto Carlos eighty four. Actor Tim
Speaker 2: Curry of Rocky Horror Picture Fame is seventy nine, and
Speaker 2: so much more. Hall of Famer al Unser Junior turned
Speaker 2: sixty three today. Ashley Judd, the actress, is fifty seven.
Speaker 2: Actor James Franco forty seven, Kate Hudson is forty six.
Speaker 2: Football Hall of Famer, Troy Palomelo is forty four, Hall
Speaker 2: of Famer, Joe Mauer Baseball Hall of Famers forty two. Today,
Speaker 2: former WNBA star Candace Parker. It's a birthday thirty nine,
Speaker 2: and so does Maria Sharapova at thirty eight. If it
Speaker 2: is your birthday today, I hope it is the best
Speaker 2: day possible and you get to spend it with the
Speaker 2: people you love, doing the things you love to do.
Speaker 2: And that is truly my wish for you. Ten minutes
Speaker 2: before the top of the hour, let's get Mame Tree
Speaker 2: on the line. Good morning, Mamme Tree.
Speaker 6: Ahmaing Gray, Tell forever be my song of grace, for
Speaker 6: it was grace that bok miy Birtie I did not
Speaker 6: know just why came to me. So he looks beyond
Speaker 6: my pop hand, So miny I shall for mine eyes
Speaker 6: to cover breath. Tells you the cross where Fursday.
Speaker 7: For me and you.
Speaker 6: Hsia for it.
Speaker 8: Oh heat.
Speaker 6: Beyond mysel ancel money amazing great, I lost my words.
Speaker 2: We'll just stop with. We'll stop Yeah, we'll stop with.
Speaker 2: We'll stop with, We'll stop with amen at that point
Speaker 2: it was beautiful. Thank you dear, How are you?
Speaker 6: I'm good, but alergies kick me right time to go
Speaker 6: on the air.
Speaker 2: Oh, the last three days have been just I mean
Speaker 2: a headful of just whatever that is.
Speaker 6: And Hit made about ten minutes ago my nose and
Speaker 6: everything to get that. You know, he looked beyond my
Speaker 6: thoughts and saw money and it's just amazing. Grade always
Speaker 6: a song of praise. Amen.
Speaker 2: The spirit was there, the intent was there, and I
Speaker 2: know the belief is there. That's all that matters. It
Speaker 2: doesn't matter if it's if.
Speaker 6: It's personal happy days that we are great.
Speaker 2: Yep, yep. So what are you? What are you doing
Speaker 2: for Easter tomorrow?
Speaker 6: Milmitary, Well, we'll just have our Easter dinner.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I give these brothers to chocolate Easter eggs today.
Speaker 7: And they were good.
Speaker 6: They were dark chocolate, not favorite.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I'm a big dark chocolate fan. Well, listen,
Speaker 2: happy Easter. I love you, and I love you and
Speaker 2: enjoy the amazing grace of this week, the weekend and
Speaker 2: this season. Mama Tree with us about six oh seven
Speaker 2: Eastern time, that is. And I believe our friend Dave
Speaker 2: from Harrison is on the line. Now, Good morning.
Speaker 9: David, Good morning gart Jeff.
Speaker 10: How are we doing?
Speaker 2: Doing fantastically? It was great to see earlier this week too.
Speaker 2: Thanks for stopping by.
Speaker 10: Very much so. And you know what I realized.
Speaker 9: What I realized, Jeff, that you're.
Speaker 10: Much smarter than anyone.
Speaker 11: You know that.
Speaker 2: I'm also.
Speaker 10: Matter of fact, you even sound better than you smell.
Speaker 2: I think you think I sound better than I smell.
Speaker 2: This is are these compliments, Dave. I don't know how
Speaker 2: to take these exactly.
Speaker 10: Jared, just just just take him sitting down.
Speaker 2: Bro, I know I know that I'm smarter than you. Look,
Speaker 2: there's no question about that.
Speaker 10: There you go, there you go.
Speaker 2: Hey, listen, listen, the Easter money's much.
Speaker 10: Hairer than than he sounds. So that's what he told me.
Speaker 2: Why doesn't the Easter bunny get hot in the summertime
Speaker 2: because he has hair conditioning? Hair conditioning?
Speaker 11: I get it.
Speaker 10: That's that's true. That's good, that's good.
Speaker 2: What kind of Easter bunny can't hop Dave? A chocolate one?
Speaker 2: A chocolate one?
Speaker 8: Yeah, Hey, we need to pray for him. Apparently he
Speaker 8: had some trouble delivering some of the candy. Uh, and
Speaker 8: somebody put a trap out or something. I think you
Speaker 8: got a leg caught in there. Yeah, but anyway, Hey,
Speaker 8: the show must go on. Apparently chewed it off and
Speaker 8: just went on on his visits.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 8: He said, Hey, if the if the boss can go
Speaker 8: through what the boss went through for all of us,
Speaker 8: and and.
Speaker 10: By god, he can do it that way too.
Speaker 2: Okay, what rabbits?
Speaker 10: What a rabbits need after getting caught.
Speaker 9: In the rain?
Speaker 2: What do rabbits need after getting caught in the rain?
Speaker 10: Dave, A hair dryer?
Speaker 2: Okay, Well, why did the Eastern Why did the Energizer Bunny.
Speaker 9: Go to jail.
Speaker 2: For telling jokes like this?
Speaker 10: He was charged with battery?
Speaker 12: Dave jere Jeff Why did the Eastern Bunny study all night?
Speaker 13: Why he had an exam the next day?
Speaker 14: Jokes told by Da from Harrison are not necessarily considered
Speaker 14: funny by the staff, management, or advertisers of seven hundred
Speaker 14: WLW or his parent company, iHeartMedia. If these attempts at
Speaker 14: humor have caused you to roll your eyes, made your
Speaker 14: stomach churn, or you have considered the entire exercise to
Speaker 14: be a colossal waste of time, we deeply apologize. Now
Speaker 14: back to our irregular programming.
Speaker 2: Time to visit with our friend old radio Rick Washburn.
Speaker 2: He is somewhere doing something and listening on some device.
Speaker 2: We're going to find out what that device is and
Speaker 2: all about this cool radio that old Radio Rick is
Speaker 2: working on this morning right now. Good morning old radio Rick,
Speaker 2: Good morning.
Speaker 9: Gary, Jeff. Hey, you're coming in six by two?
Speaker 2: What now? How can it be six? Explain the six first?
Speaker 2: Because five x five is the maximum amount of loudness.
Speaker 15: I thought, yeah, we have five maximum loudness, five maximum clarity.
Speaker 15: The problem is that severe thunderstorm is right overhead. Uh,
Speaker 15: I'm getting extremely loud, crashing sounds and you ain't clear
Speaker 15: at all, and none of that's your fault.
Speaker 2: No, Well, you know, sometimes the clarity is my It
Speaker 2: has nothing to do with the radio you're listening on
Speaker 2: or your signal. Sometimes the clarity of me and this
Speaker 2: show is muddled on this end. And I apologize, not
Speaker 2: that there's anything wrong with the transmission or the transmitter.
Speaker 2: It's just it's just the device behind the microphone.
Speaker 15: We're only doing audio clarity, We're not doing content clarity.
Speaker 2: Okay, thank you, thank you. That makes a vast difference
Speaker 2: in what you're talking about when it comes to clarity.
Speaker 2: So what kind of radio is it? If? If the
Speaker 2: conditions were better atmospherically, what do you think this radio
Speaker 2: could do?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 15: Would be a five y five for sure. This is
Speaker 15: a nineteen thirty nine Moncom Rewards Airline modeled ninety three
Speaker 15: b R five zero eight AP four six two see
Speaker 15: five zero eight.
Speaker 2: What is that the serial number or the model number?
Speaker 15: It's the model slash order number. Yeah, we didn't get
Speaker 15: to the serial number yet. The model numbers larger than
Speaker 15: the radio.
Speaker 9: Let's just say that for a second.
Speaker 2: You said, br I was afraid you're gonna go b
Speaker 2: R five four nine and we're back in junior samples
Speaker 2: rand in hehaw.
Speaker 9: My god, it's been a while. Yeah, but yeah, it's.
Speaker 2: The it's those are that that reference was for listeners
Speaker 2: over ninety Thank you?
Speaker 9: What are you saying? And I got it?
Speaker 2: Well, we hung around the older kids.
Speaker 9: Oh very enough.
Speaker 15: Here we were ahead of our time, I think.
Speaker 10: Is what it meant.
Speaker 2: So anyway, you were.
Speaker 15: Saying, this is a basic five tube AM radio, but
Speaker 15: it has four presets.
Speaker 9: And the.
Speaker 15: Being at Montoyward Airline. It wasn't made by by awards,
Speaker 15: just like series didn't make the silver tone. This is
Speaker 15: actually a Belmont model and they reasonably standard design where
Speaker 15: it had four push buttons that were kind of like
Speaker 15: levers that you pushed down, almost like you would with
Speaker 15: a toaster.
Speaker 2: I was going to ask, do they make a clunk
Speaker 2: when you put depressed the buttons the pre said.
Speaker 10: Button they do.
Speaker 9: Exactly?
Speaker 2: Remember the uld remember thee Remember the first TV remotes
Speaker 2: they were wired and they were they were called clickers
Speaker 2: because that's exactly what they did.
Speaker 15: Well, except for the Zenith one, which actually had like
Speaker 15: a door bell chime and and you'd hit it and
Speaker 15: it would hit a little time and give off a tone.
Speaker 15: I remember when I was the kid putting.
Speaker 9: A uh TV.
Speaker 15: Remote control aftermarket onto a Central Carlson television and the
Speaker 15: clicker quote unquote wasn't even electric. It was just a whistle.
Speaker 15: You pushed the button and it would whistle, and uh
Speaker 15: that was the greatest thing in my parents' bedroom until
Speaker 15: my dad woke up in the morning and violently sneezed
Speaker 15: and turned the TV on and that was the end
Speaker 15: of that.
Speaker 2: So more about this one. Disgomyward airline radio is model
Speaker 2: five six K.
Speaker 15: Whatever than going to the catalog being Montgomery Ward. Is
Speaker 15: it good, better or best? This is better, more beauty, performance,
Speaker 15: and convenience than you can usually buy anywhere at this price.
Speaker 15: Actually compares feature for feature with other sets selling up
Speaker 15: to almost twice as much money. Approved by RMA and
Speaker 15: underwriters laboratories. Okay, fully licensed by RCA and Hazeltine for
Speaker 15: your protection. Well, fully licensed by our RCA and hazel
Speaker 15: Tine means they paid for the patents. I don't think
Speaker 15: you need to be protected from patent infringement. Just now,
Speaker 15: who made the radio Beaumont? Okay, all right, so continue?
Speaker 15: Please Why a drum shape dial with sliding pointer easier
Speaker 15: to read than usual flat dial?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 9: So the dial instead of being flat kind of arcs
Speaker 9: out slightly.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 15: I don't know how that.
Speaker 9: Makes it easier to read.
Speaker 15: I have no idea covers all American broadcasting stations. Okay,
Speaker 15: So that means it's an AM radio a jail for
Speaker 15: a student away at school. Does that mean if the
Speaker 15: student takes it with them or if they leave it
Speaker 15: at home?
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, and it's nice to have a radio,
Speaker 2: especially that's better on the road than it is at home.
Speaker 15: Indeed, and it comes complete with tubes and instructions, yet
Speaker 15: coming without tubes with a thing from the twenties. Anyhow,
Speaker 15: just the last part. This radio is either available in
Speaker 15: a dark color for eight ninety five, which is about
Speaker 15: two hundred bucks today, or in a wider color for
Speaker 15: ten ninety five, which is about to twenty two and
Speaker 15: twenty dollars today. But the great thing is going through
Speaker 15: the catalog listings. The dark color was modeled brown or
Speaker 15: rich brown, handsome brown brown, walnut brown, or beautiful brown,
Speaker 15: as opposed to the smart ivory, attractive ivory, ivory, glistening ivory,
Speaker 15: gleaming ivory, or stunning ivory. There's only two colors again, but.
Speaker 2: They're making it sound like there's fifty shades of each
Speaker 2: color and it's all the same color, right.
Speaker 9: Especially when it's in the same ad that they keep
Speaker 9: changing the description of it.
Speaker 2: It's like, Wow, would it be racist? Would it be
Speaker 2: racist to say, allD, you radios look alike to me?
Speaker 15: Well, now, notice that the ones that are the lighter
Speaker 15: color are worth more.
Speaker 2: Well, there you go, Montgomery Ward, those bigoted you know what.
Speaker 15: And as we talked about, these are bake lights. So
Speaker 15: the lighter color was painted and did not last as
Speaker 15: the darker color is the natural color and they withstood
Speaker 15: the test of time.
Speaker 9: So there you go.
Speaker 2: All right, there you have it.
Speaker 9: I have to go take a bath. Happy Easter, you too, sir.
Speaker 2: All right, Old Radio Rick at gmail dot com. If
Speaker 2: you'd like to get in touch with mister Washburn, he's
Speaker 2: fun coming up on six twenty one.
Speaker 1: Now as you kick off your Saturday morning, rain chances
Speaker 1: are slowly moving on and we'll have chances for showers
Speaker 1: and some thunderstorms throughout the day, but it is not
Speaker 1: a washout. Just keep in mind you might run into
Speaker 1: a few showers throughout your outdoor activities.
Speaker 2: Easter Sunday looking better.
Speaker 1: We're looking at mostly cloudy skies with a few showers
Speaker 1: here and there.
Speaker 2: Form a severe weather station.
Speaker 1: I'm nine first Warning Meteorologist Cameron Harden on news Radio
Speaker 1: seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 2: Seven hundred WLW. After a fantastic Masters the PG, hey
Speaker 2: back at work this weekend, Liam, Yeah.
Speaker 5: In Harbortown the RBC Heritage this week. Justin Thomas is
Speaker 5: in the lead at this moment at twelve under Kentucky Boy.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 5: He had the course record in his first round, shooting
Speaker 5: a sixty one. Russell Henley and Seawoo Kim are tied
Speaker 5: for second at ten under, and former champs Sky Scheffler
Speaker 5: is eight under, tied for six plays. It's the NBA
Speaker 5: playoffs beginning today. Bucks Pacers tip at one, Clippers Nuggets
Speaker 5: at three point thirty, Piston's Nicks at six, Timberwolves Lakers
Speaker 5: at eight thirty. The Orange and Blue are currently tied
Speaker 5: for second place in the Eastern Conference to the first
Speaker 5: month and a half of the season. FC Cincinnati are
Speaker 5: back in action tonight on the road against Chicago Fire.
Speaker 5: FC pregame coverage begins at eight. Kickoff is set for
Speaker 5: eight thirty. You can catch all that action on ESPN
Speaker 5: fifteen thirty. The Reds move to ten and ten after
Speaker 5: an eight to three win on the road against the
Speaker 5: Baltimore Orioles. Andrew Abbott pitched phenomenal last night, six innings,
Speaker 5: allowing one earned run on two hits and eleven strikeouts.
Speaker 5: He got a free pizza for the crowd by himself.
Speaker 2: It was at home.
Speaker 5: At least three run home run on the top of
Speaker 5: the third inning got the Reds offense going. The offense
Speaker 5: caught fire in the fourth inning to extend the lead
Speaker 5: thanks to a Candelaario solo shot and a Matt McClain
Speaker 5: three run home run. Austin Hayes also added an RBI
Speaker 5: single One Hunter Green is back on the mound this
Speaker 5: afternoon for the Red Legs. The Reds are back in
Speaker 5: action with inside pitch beginning at three to five for
Speaker 5: Game two of three versus Orioles. First pitch is set
Speaker 5: for four oh five. Right here on the Home of
Speaker 5: the Red seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 2: Six thirty seven, heading east out of town asphalt Therapy
Speaker 2: all the way to how Now, Brown County, to the
Speaker 2: lovely village of Ripley, Ohio and a place called Brookies
Speaker 2: on Main Street where the Gang is standing by. Good
Speaker 2: morning Gang. Good So I just turned this ad for
Speaker 2: the rapid radios, which are a Sally walkie talkies. And
Speaker 2: I remember being a kid and he'd have a buddy
Speaker 2: or anything and we'd have walkie talkie. I gotta get
Speaker 2: old Radio Rick to talk about this, because walking talkies
Speaker 2: were cool. Did you guys, any of you guys have
Speaker 2: walking talkies when you were kids or can on a string? Yeah,
Speaker 2: that that kind of worked too. No, but I loved
Speaker 2: walkie talkies. Man, that's what we had before we had
Speaker 2: cell phones, and you know, just you carried it around
Speaker 2: the neighborhood and you could check in with each other
Speaker 2: and I don't know, play plan the next uh dirt
Speaker 2: claude fight or whatever. What's that, Sherry?
Speaker 16: So you play your next adventure, the next adventure?
Speaker 2: Exactly what's going on there this morning? You guys?
Speaker 15: Five humans, three dogs.
Speaker 2: Three dog It's a three dog day, not a three
Speaker 2: dog night. It's a three dog day. At this is awesome.
Speaker 2: So give me the list of the canine visitors. We
Speaker 2: got Jack, I know Jack's there.
Speaker 15: Who else got's here?
Speaker 17: Satan? Satan's new sister. Her name is Rosie and she's happy.
Speaker 17: She's a Jack Russell tup thirteen weeks old and she
Speaker 17: doesn't bite people.
Speaker 9: She's happy.
Speaker 2: Well, at least you didn't get another mean ass chihuahua.
Speaker 17: She started in on Darren before we even got in
Speaker 17: the building this morning.
Speaker 15: Donald was gonna beat him alive.
Speaker 9: So we'll see.
Speaker 15: It's it's uh Rich, just stupid trawbery.
Speaker 2: Chief of Cawbrey. Yeah, well, protect your ankles at all costs.
Speaker 17: Well, we're hoping for a good day here in Ripley
Speaker 17: the drawing is up to over two hundred and twenty
Speaker 17: six thousand dollars. So coming down on Wednesday, and Darren,
Speaker 17: we've got any entertainment night, no entertainment, just just us
Speaker 17: normal happy people here and put the.
Speaker 2: Three dogs on stage. I mean you've had me and
Speaker 2: Chris Goins. What's the difference.
Speaker 9: Yeah, but here is it?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it is about time we got down there. We'll
Speaker 2: we'll have to talk to mister Gowan's he's the busy one.
Speaker 2: I got all kinds of free time since red season
Speaker 2: started and I'm not making money doing nightcaps. So yeah,
Speaker 2: I can come down and gravel for gravel for a
Speaker 2: couple of hours for your money. That'd be great.
Speaker 9: Oh cool, And you know.
Speaker 17: You show that And I was Dick from Dayton on.
Speaker 18: There was great.
Speaker 9: I loved it.
Speaker 2: Well, Sherry, you love Dick anytime of the day. I know,
Speaker 2: I tell you I didn't.
Speaker 6: I love talking to it.
Speaker 13: I love talking to it.
Speaker 11: Really.
Speaker 2: If you get get a chance for some asphalt therapy,
Speaker 2: go down Route fifty two or Route I take the
Speaker 2: ferry over from Augusta and visit the gang at Brookies
Speaker 2: there on Main Street. And Ripley always good to talk
Speaker 2: to y'all. Take care. Steve from Itttna with a fifty
Speaker 2: phone called commentary News of the Week coming up Down.
Speaker 2: It started as emails that he would send me these
Speaker 2: carefully crafted emails, thoughtful commentaries online, and then he started
Speaker 2: calling in and man, just really really exploded. People love
Speaker 2: to hear this guy, and I'm one of them. Steve
Speaker 2: from atn Ohio back with us on a Saturday morning.
Speaker 7: Good morning, Stephen, Good morning, Gary Jeff. Tomorrow is Easter,
Speaker 7: the historic day when the Lord got up earlier. And
Speaker 7: Gary Jeff Walker The life and Death of Jesus Christ
Speaker 7: got me to thinking, who is the person who got
Speaker 7: the idea that we should start counting the years in
Speaker 7: the so called common era with the birth of Jesus
Speaker 7: Christ as an ad Latin for Anno domini meaning in
Speaker 7: the year of the Lord. Well, here's the answer. In
Speaker 7: AD five point twenty five, a monk named Dionecius nicknamed
Speaker 7: Denis the Small and I did not make that up.
Speaker 7: I have no idea where the hell that came from.
Speaker 7: During a break from making some mighty fine wine at
Speaker 7: the Jeremiah Monastery, started counting the years since the estimated
Speaker 7: birth of Christ, which became one AD. The Pope thought
Speaker 7: that was a great idea, so the Catholic Church adopted
Speaker 7: the idea, which became a worldwide standard many centuries later.
Speaker 7: Dennis was motivated by the Church's investigation into when to
Speaker 7: celebrate the moving feast of Easter, moving meaning the data
Speaker 7: is not fixed. Of course, neither as the Super Bowl,
Speaker 7: but that problem wouldn't arise until the invention of television commercials.
Speaker 11: But I digress.
Speaker 7: The Church had taken a long time realizing what a
Speaker 7: problem this was. They couldn't use the Internet to find
Speaker 7: a solution until the first Council of Nicea in three
Speaker 7: twenty five AD decided that the Savior Jesus Christ and
Speaker 7: his resurrection would be celebrated, and I quote from the
Speaker 7: Latin on the first Sunday after the full moon following
Speaker 7: the spring equinox, or as Jeremiah the Bullfrog would say,
Speaker 7: good moon rising. Just wanted to see if you were listening.
Speaker 7: I would have thought that it would have been easier
Speaker 7: just to say, quote six weeks after they clear all
Speaker 7: the drunks off Bourbon Street on Marti Gras, But I'd
Speaker 7: be wrong. Fast forward from the Council of Nicee at
Speaker 7: two hundred years to Dennis the Monk, who had arrived
Speaker 7: at jesus birthday you may remember as ONEAD relying on
Speaker 7: his interpretation of early Christian writings. More recently, we have
Speaker 7: arrived at the Savior's birth as between four and six BC,
Speaker 7: meaning before Christ. Dionecius wanted to replace the calendar system
Speaker 7: in existence at that time, named after the Roman emperor Diocletian,
Speaker 7: not a relative, who reigned from two eighty four to
Speaker 7: three Zho five a d a notorious persecutor of Christians.
Speaker 7: He was happily followed several years later by Christian convert Constantine,
Speaker 7: who was sadly followed centuries later by the anti Christian
Speaker 7: Biden administration policies. If you are now wondering how the
Speaker 7: years before Christ were calibrated, that is, counting backwards from
Speaker 7: the birth of Christ, thanked the church historian Venerable Bead,
Speaker 7: whose book on British Church history sparked the effort thirteen
Speaker 7: hundred years ago to start numbering the BC years. Notice
Speaker 7: that there is.
Speaker 9: No year zero.
Speaker 7: We go from one BC to ONEAD. The concept of
Speaker 7: the number zero had not been defined by mathematicians until
Speaker 7: the Cincinnati red started losing one to nothing baseball games.
Speaker 7: The so called authority actually the go to authority on
Speaker 7: world history. As of course mel Brooks, author of History
Speaker 7: of the World Part one, I also consulted for this
Speaker 7: piece Cecil b de Mel's Ten Commandments. This week, JD.
Speaker 7: Vance he had an imitation of Moses in the mel
Speaker 7: Brooks documentary where Moses accidentally dropped and broke the tablets,
Speaker 7: which Democrat appointed judges have used ever since to make
Speaker 7: sinful behavior irrelevant under the law. But I digress.
Speaker 16: JD.
Speaker 7: Vance was holding the most sacred tablet in Christendom, the
Speaker 7: National Championship College Football trophy val your Heads, which split
Speaker 7: into two pieces. President Trump was there and he was
Speaker 7: not too dug unhappy, and he ordered DOE'E director Elon
Speaker 7: Musk to eliminate the office of Vice President. Currently, JD
Speaker 7: is on his way to an l Salvador prison. Speaking
Speaker 7: of criminals, Oh.
Speaker 9: This is so beautiful.
Speaker 7: New York Attorney General Letista James Fratchie saves some money
Speaker 7: by falsifying two mortgage applications in Virginia on her home state,
Speaker 7: claiming each one was her primary residence. How can you
Speaker 7: have two primary residences and copying her father's credit rating
Speaker 7: by claiming he was her husband. Recall, in twenty twenty four,
Speaker 7: she loudly proclaimed that nobody is above the law. Well,
Speaker 7: let's see about that. I say she's living in glasshouses
Speaker 7: and shouldn't throw stones at Donald Trump time and El
Speaker 7: Salvador prison anyone. By the way, Gary Jeff, kudos to you,
Speaker 7: of course, big kudos to Jesus for that rendition of
Speaker 7: Oh Happy Day. I love that song. The Edwin Hawkins
Speaker 7: singers rolled that one out. I think there's version was
Speaker 7: about nineteen sixty nine. That is a seventeen hundred and
Speaker 7: fifty five ad him. It reached on the secular charts
Speaker 7: number two in nineteen sixty nine. Think of that, folks.
Speaker 7: This is a gospel song that on the secular charts
Speaker 7: made number two. I first heard it on my car radio,
Speaker 7: and I was thinking we can get out of the sixties.
Speaker 7: I think can we get out of the twenty twenties. Hey,
Speaker 7: take care of yourself. Happy Easter, Gary Jeff.
Speaker 2: Happy Easter, Steve. Thank you very much. My friend Ray
Speaker 2: Scott from Loveland chiming in on this Easter weekend. Good morning,
Speaker 2: brother Gary Jeff.
Speaker 12: How you doing, My friend is man as I say
Speaker 12: a hearty amen to.
Speaker 11: What a great way.
Speaker 12: To start your great show. It was tremendous, and I
Speaker 12: you know, my glass is half full, Gary Jeff Walker,
Speaker 12: in all all the headlines in the news, and then
Speaker 12: you see these pictures all over the world, as Elo saying,
Speaker 12: all over the world celebrating this unbelievable, unfathomable gift from God.
Speaker 12: I mean, you know, it hit me last night in church.
Speaker 12: You know a lot of times it's said fantied about.
Speaker 12: You know, he he died for everyone, he died for
Speaker 12: which he did, which he did, but the enormity of
Speaker 12: the King of kings and Lord of lords, the Son
Speaker 12: of God. I think we should put it in slow motion.
Speaker 12: I'm trying to and remember that he died for me.
Speaker 12: You got to make it personal. He died for you,
Speaker 12: He died for me. Yes, everyone, but it's personal and
Speaker 12: it's unbelievable.
Speaker 9: And I'll tell you.
Speaker 12: And they're celebrating in Spain, in Gaza, Jerusalem, Uganda, America
Speaker 12: and you name it and let freedom ring, and I
Speaker 12: just I don't know. I just thought I wanted to
Speaker 12: share that, brother, and thank you so much for letting
Speaker 12: me do so God bless you and your family, and
Speaker 12: God bless America.
Speaker 2: That the Eastern God bless you. Ray well said, And
Speaker 2: it has to be personal for to mean anything to
Speaker 2: each of us, it has to be a personal relationship
Speaker 2: with God. And that's what Jesus brought. He came to
Speaker 2: earth God as human flesh. He suffered all the things
Speaker 2: that we suffer. He did not suffer sin, He suffered temptation.
Speaker 2: The only human being ever without sin on this earth
Speaker 2: is Jesus Christ. And the one without sin wound up
Speaker 2: paying from my sin and my sins which are many.
Speaker 2: How much can I be forgiven because of Jesus' sacrifice
Speaker 2: as many as all the drops in the ocean. That
Speaker 2: truly is the miracle of this weekend and every day
Speaker 2: of the rest of my life on this earth. True miracle.
Speaker 2: It is personal, and I hope it is for you.
Speaker 2: We continue on seven hundred WLW into another hour of
Speaker 2: the Saturday Morning edition for Saturday, April nineteenth, twenty twenty five.
Speaker 2: Easter Weekend and Gary Jeff Walker Steve Shulty is celebrating
Speaker 2: Easter with his family, will be attending services. I'm certain
Speaker 2: Steve's a devout Catholic out in Colorado, So we wish
Speaker 2: him and his family the best and a blessed Easter weekend.
Speaker 2: So in his space this morning, I thought I would
Speaker 2: just read an excerpt that appeared in Real Clear Religion
Speaker 2: by this fantastic writer is a Washington insider to work
Speaker 2: on political campaigns and worked with the Congress for years,
Speaker 2: and he's just now a brilliant op ed person named J. T. Young,
Speaker 2: who I've had on my shows on the Night Caps
Speaker 2: many times. And its title is the most Demanding Holiday.
Speaker 2: And this was out this past Wednesday as Easter is approaching,
Speaker 2: and he writes, Easter is the hardest holiday. It is
Speaker 2: because it demands faith. There's no other way to approach
Speaker 2: the crucifixion of Jesus and its aftermath in its celebratory
Speaker 2: mood unless you accept the whole package God, sacrifice, death, resurrection, redemption.
Speaker 2: And he goes on and he talks about how Christmas
Speaker 2: is a much more accessible holiday to celebrate, even if
Speaker 2: you don't believe that Jesus was the son of God,
Speaker 2: that it's it's hard not to celebrate new life, especially
Speaker 2: as we do in the dead of winter when there's
Speaker 2: so much lifelessness around. For many of the world. But Easter,
Speaker 2: if you're going to celebrate it, it's just a tough
Speaker 2: road to hoe unless you have that faith. He goes
Speaker 2: on and he writes, Easter's cross is in fact a crossroads.
Speaker 2: You must turn toward it, or you must turn away
Speaker 2: from it. There are no other choices. If we are
Speaker 2: to face Easter in all its horrible realities and celebrate it,
Speaker 2: this can only be done through faith. We must follow
Speaker 2: the path of the disciples themselves. Theirs was confirmed by
Speaker 2: the empty tomb, and then by the resurrected Jesus, even
Speaker 2: to the point of Jesus commanding Thomas, take your finger
Speaker 2: and examine my hands. Put your hand into my side.
Speaker 2: Do not persist in your unbelief, but believe. That's from
Speaker 2: John twenty twenty seven, that first Easter demanded faith no
Speaker 2: less than have all the subsequent ones triumphed over all
Speaker 2: the doubts that the disciples had until those moments. Later
Speaker 2: on this morning, will close the show with He's Alive
Speaker 2: by Dolly Parton, which is one of my favorite songs
Speaker 2: about the story of this weekend, of the resurrection of
Speaker 2: Jesus Christ, and one of those disciples, of course, being Peter,
Speaker 2: who did as Jesus predicted he would do, deny him
Speaker 2: three times before the cock crowed. That morning, faith triumphed
Speaker 2: over all the doubts that the disciples had until those moments.
Speaker 2: Only then could they understand. Only then could they accept.
Speaker 2: Only then could they celebrate. Easter's demand of faith has
Speaker 2: not changed. It is not because it cannot. Only faith
Speaker 2: allows us to accept Easter for what it means, What
Speaker 2: it truly is not the outward manifestations of this world,
Speaker 2: but for what will occur in the next because of it.
Speaker 2: Without this faith, and I'll just finish here. Without this faith,
Speaker 2: good Friday cannot be good. Crucifixion cannot be victory. The
Speaker 2: tomb cannot be empty, Jesus cannot be risen. Death in
Speaker 2: this world cannot mean life in the next. Without faith,
Speaker 2: we are empty. Just as is Easter. There is no
Speaker 2: celebration because there can be none. Like no other holiday,
Speaker 2: Easter demands faith. Others offer offer amps. Easter does not,
Speaker 2: nor does Easter shrink from its demands. Without faith, there
Speaker 2: is no holiday. And for this reason, Easter is the
Speaker 2: most important holiday, the holiest day we Christians truly have.
Speaker 11: J T.
Speaker 2: Young thank you for that it's scept to the concert.
Speaker 4: I feel like we should be there by now.
Speaker 2: Solana is back. The first dawn of family fitness Recovery.
Speaker 2: The guy does it all. He's a trainer and he's
Speaker 2: a biohacker, and he has some beefs with something that
Speaker 2: he bought into and found that it wasn't all it
Speaker 2: was advertised to be. Good morning, Roco. How's your thera
Speaker 2: gun working?
Speaker 9: Oh my goodness, Oh my goodness.
Speaker 16: You know, it's so funny because in uh like twenty sixteen,
Speaker 16: I get to meet doctor Jason of Westland. He's the
Speaker 16: inventor of up the thera gun.
Speaker 13: Back then, it was a it was, you know, a
Speaker 13: pretty innovative product. We're all, you know, all happy that
Speaker 13: there was something that was vibratory on the market, you know,
Speaker 13: and it was more of a of a you know,
Speaker 13: it could centralize uh, the therapy and and all that.
Speaker 13: And then all of a sudden, a thera gun I
Speaker 13: got really big and there was you know, like there
Speaker 13: was like a million knockoffs of the of the thera gun,
Speaker 13: like the hyper volt and all that. And then and
Speaker 13: then after you know, about ten years or so, uh,
Speaker 13: you know, because O thera gun was so popular.
Speaker 19: Equity, you know equity, I got a hold of it,
Speaker 19: and these equity partners are north Castle Partners bought.
Speaker 13: A thorough gun and then created a company called The
Speaker 13: Body and they they invested one hundred and sixty five
Speaker 13: million into the company and it just blew up. It
Speaker 13: just blew up, and then like a really great company,
Speaker 13: like many of them, became just a garbage company. And
Speaker 13: you know, I bought, I bought a the gun. I
Speaker 13: bought uh, you know, like the compression sleeves and just
Speaker 13: really stupid little issues like like the charger wire or
Speaker 13: what the charger itself. They didn't like customer service.
Speaker 9: I was. I tried to get a hold of them
Speaker 9: for six months and so.
Speaker 2: All of the the all of the things that they
Speaker 2: promised when you purchased this Thera gun, and they're not cheap.
Speaker 2: It was like six hundred dollars for the Thera gun,
Speaker 2: another what eight nine hundred dollars for the compression sleeves.
Speaker 2: And I didn't even know what these were until I
Speaker 2: saw this post at Rococostellano dot com and I'm looking
Speaker 2: at it and I'm going, I know that a lot
Speaker 2: of times you take a lot of stances about health
Speaker 2: and physical fitness that other people kind of cocked their
Speaker 2: heads and go, I don't know if he's got all
Speaker 2: the if his elevator goes to the top floor. But
Speaker 2: you bought into this and found out that you got
Speaker 2: sold a bill of goods because they simply do not
Speaker 2: give you the customer service that they promised.
Speaker 9: Right, Yeah, Well, and.
Speaker 11: And what's it's wild is the gun and the and
Speaker 11: the devices work. But if you don't have the accessories
Speaker 11: or the auxiliary pieces that go with it, if they don't.
Speaker 13: If those things break down, the whole gun is is
Speaker 13: garbage usually And I literally had to throw the.
Speaker 9: Gun in the garbage. So six hundred dollars in the garbage,
Speaker 9: and and and nine hundred dollars in the garbage.
Speaker 13: So I just want to talk about it because I
Speaker 13: don't I don't want other people out there to get
Speaker 13: burned buying these things and then and then not being
Speaker 13: able to use them and then just wasting money.
Speaker 11: Well, thank you, Like there's other companies out there.
Speaker 2: Thank you, whistle blower, Thank you whistleblower, Rococostelano dot com
Speaker 2: buyer beware when it comes to the thor gun. Thank you, brother.
Speaker 2: I appreciate that time. Now for the Tom Davis Diaries,
Speaker 2: something I refer to as the you know, just funny,
Speaker 2: little weird stories from around the country, around the world
Speaker 2: that Tom curates. And here is our reporter. Now, good
Speaker 2: morning Gary Jeff.
Speaker 18: This week strong enough for a man, but pH balanced
Speaker 18: just for tennis. But first, Jonathan Charles shiedek in big
Speaker 18: trouble after he went into a gas station in the
Speaker 18: Florida Keys swinging an axe. He went for the clerk
Speaker 18: and the Good Samaritans, who confronted him before running out
Speaker 18: the door with a bag of Chex Mix. When deputies
Speaker 18: found him, he had ditched the weapon but was bleeding
Speaker 18: from his hand. He was arrested for armed robbery, aggravated assault,
Speaker 18: and the felony possession of a weapon, all for chex mix.
Speaker 18: An American YouTuber is in custody in India for visiting
Speaker 18: a restricted island while carrying a diet coke. You see,
Speaker 18: the island is off limits to outsiders and his home
Speaker 18: to the Sentinalis tribe. The man says that he wanted
Speaker 18: to interact with the tribe, which is known for their isolation,
Speaker 18: so he brought a diet coke with him. The cops say,
Speaker 18: this is just some guy on YouTube trying to get
Speaker 18: some views, and he's in big trouble. A man who
Speaker 18: wishes to remain anonymous recently discovered that his twenty seven
Speaker 18: year old girlfriend is actually forty eight. He says, I've
Speaker 18: been dating my girlfriend for four years now and she's
Speaker 18: always claimed to be born in April of ninety eight,
Speaker 18: but then I found a picture of her and her
Speaker 18: passport on our laptop where she was born in seventy seven.
Speaker 18: He says there have been a few red flags during
Speaker 18: their time together that he chose to ignore. He said,
Speaker 18: every time I asked her for any documents like a
Speaker 18: passport or an ID, she refused to show me, giving
Speaker 18: some silly excuse and trying to avoid the matter.
Speaker 2: The man didn't say whether or not this is the
Speaker 2: end of their relationship.
Speaker 18: And finally, British tennis star Harriet Dart recently playing Francis
Speaker 18: Louise Bausson in a tournament when she asked the umpire
Speaker 18: can you tell her to wear deodorant because the smell
Speaker 18: she smells really bad? The ump ignored Harriet, who eventually
Speaker 18: went on to lose the match. Then she later apologized
Speaker 18: releasing a state been saying, Hey everyone, I want to
Speaker 18: say I'm sorry for what I said on court today.
Speaker 18: It was the heat of the moment comment that I
Speaker 18: truly regret. I mean it usually is the heat of
Speaker 18: the moment right literally. Next week, man buys, boat man cleans,
Speaker 18: boat man finds over a million dollars in drug money.
Speaker 2: Have a wonderful Easter weekend.
Speaker 1: Hours and storms will linger throughout your day today. Not
Speaker 1: looking like a wash out, but just keep it in
Speaker 1: mind for any outdoor plans your Sunday for Easter looking better.
Speaker 1: Cloudy skies, temperatures in the seventies with a quick chance
Speaker 1: for some rain from a severe weather station. I'm nine
Speaker 1: first warning meteorologist Cameron Harden on news radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 20: No rains showing up on rid on the price date
Speaker 20: right now. The shower close to showers are north of
Speaker 20: Dayton around Sydney sixty nine degrees. Next update eight thirty.
Speaker 20: I'm Brian colemb Snooze Radio seven wl.
Speaker 4: News twenty four hours a day. He was a radio
Speaker 4: seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 2: You're one stop for advertising call eight four eight four four.
Speaker 2: iHeart into another hour of the Saturday Morning edition on
Speaker 2: this Easter weekend, April nineteenth, twenty twenty five. Gary Jeff
Speaker 2: Walker blessed to be here with you, and it's great
Speaker 2: to be here always, and it's great to have our
Speaker 2: friends of the many who were assembled, including science Mike
Speaker 2: with a science minute.
Speaker 14: Yes, but as a nice scientist, a bit surprising all
Speaker 14: blinded me, Michael, good morning, and how.
Speaker 11: Are you good?
Speaker 21: Holy Saturday, Happy Holy Saturday, yes sir, and happy Easter
Speaker 21: weekend to you, sir, Yes, sir, Just go so quick
Speaker 21: you never think you do enough to prepare for it
Speaker 21: to you now.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 21: Well, it's kind of like a health science minute here,
Speaker 21: Gary Jeff. And do you like Do you like bananas?
Speaker 21: I enjoy bananas.
Speaker 2: No, I'm not a big I'll be honest. I'm not
Speaker 2: a big banana fan. But I know we need the potassium.
Speaker 2: So tell me about it.
Speaker 10: Well, you need the potassium.
Speaker 21: There's a mathematical model now by a University of Research Facilitium,
Speaker 21: Canada that actually shows that not only when you like
Speaker 21: men suffer high blood pressure more readily than the pre
Speaker 21: menopausal one. Yeah, that's me too. And they tell you
Speaker 21: to lower your sodium intake. You know, you know, when
Speaker 21: men first got on the planet in a lot of
Speaker 21: areas today we used, it was a more high fruit,
Speaker 21: high vegetable diet, which is not a high high sodium diet.
Speaker 21: It's more of a high potassium diet. So now our
Speaker 21: diets have changed. Some more of us in these fast
Speaker 21: food air of high sodium meals, and we just don't
Speaker 21: do very well with those type of dietarya attitudes. What
Speaker 21: they prove is not only should men lower their high
Speaker 21: their sodium intake, but they need to increase the ratio
Speaker 21: of the potassium. So you need to eat eat higher
Speaker 21: potassium content foods like broccoli. If you don't like obviously
Speaker 21: you don't like vantage, you get broccol. There's other high
Speaker 21: potassium type of a nutritional natural foods that you can take.
Speaker 21: The whole point is that men react better to increase
Speaker 21: a potassium to the to the to the sodium intake,
Speaker 21: and that greatly reduces the high blood pressure in our system.
Speaker 2: So so you're prescribing you're prescribing me bananas basically for
Speaker 2: my high blood pressure.
Speaker 21: Well, I'm describing you to eat not only lower your sodium,
Speaker 21: but you need to increase your potassium. Concentration in your
Speaker 21: in your system to help lower that blood pressure.
Speaker 2: How about if I increase how about if I increase
Speaker 2: my potassium to the point where I don't need to
Speaker 2: lower my sodium because I really like salt.
Speaker 11: We'll try to balance it out.
Speaker 2: Okay, well, we will do my best. Thank you very much. No,
Speaker 2: you don't understand how close it hits home. I mean,
Speaker 2: I'm on at least three medications for high blood pressure
Speaker 2: for hypertension right now, and every time I go into
Speaker 2: everything else is fine. But the doctor looks at the
Speaker 2: BP and she shakes her head and she goes, I
Speaker 2: don't know what else to do, so she's never recommended bananas,
Speaker 2: but I'm gonna buy a bunch, all right, Science Mike,
Speaker 2: thank you very much. Thanks for the RX. It's eight
Speaker 2: eleven seven d WLW.
Speaker 1: Alutly moving on and we'll have chances for showers and
Speaker 1: some thunderstorms throughout the day, but it is not a
Speaker 1: wash out. Just keep in mind you might run into
Speaker 1: a few showers throughout your outdoor activities. Easter Sunday looking better.
Speaker 1: We're looking at mostly cloudy skies with a few showers
Speaker 1: here and there for much of your weather station I'm
Speaker 1: nine first Warning Meteorology Cameron Harden on News Radio seven
Speaker 1: hundred wlwnd WL Sport.
Speaker 2: Here's Liam Tomlinson.
Speaker 5: The Orange and Blue are currently tied for second in
Speaker 5: the Eastern Conference to the first month and a half
Speaker 5: of the season, and they are back in action tonight
Speaker 5: on the road against Chicago Fire FC. Pregame coverage begins
Speaker 5: at eight o'clock and kickoff is set for eight thirty.
Speaker 5: You can catch all that action on ESPN fifteen thirty.
Speaker 5: The Red Legs with an eight to three win on
Speaker 5: the road against the Baltimore Oriols last night.
Speaker 2: That moves the Reds to ten and ten on the year.
Speaker 5: Abbott pitch phenomenal with six innings, allowing one earned run
Speaker 5: on two hits and eleven strikeouts. Ellie got the offense
Speaker 5: rolling with a three run home run at the top
Speaker 5: of the third inning, and hey me or Kta Lario
Speaker 5: had a solo shot in the fourth and Matt McClain followed.
Speaker 2: It with a three run home run.
Speaker 5: Hunter Green will be on the mound for the Reds
Speaker 5: this afternoon, and they are back in action for game
Speaker 5: two of three in Baltimore. Inside Pitch begins at three
Speaker 5: to five. First pitch is set for four oh five
Speaker 5: here on the Home of the Red seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 2: Thank you, sir. Let's roll on here. We got some
Speaker 2: people on the line to talk to. First, that Teresa
Speaker 2: in South Carolina. Good morning, that Teresa. Hello, that Teresa
Speaker 2: going once, Hello there you are.
Speaker 22: Oh my god, I'm here, a happy Eastern CHRISTA two
Speaker 22: point zero you know, really quick for my man minute
Speaker 22: this weekend, I thought, what can I bring to the
Speaker 22: table to enhance this radio show, this award running production
Speaker 22: of yours. And I said, yeah, I got nothing.
Speaker 2: But that's how I felt all morning. I got nothing,
Speaker 2: But I.
Speaker 9: Hear I think I got a work for the day.
Speaker 22: I'll give a little knowledge to the people of the
Speaker 22: good people the Tribe state, if I may.
Speaker 7: The word of the weekend is just combobulate, meaning.
Speaker 22: Confuse are confound, which is what I do. Have a
Speaker 22: wonderful day.
Speaker 9: God, bless you, I love you.
Speaker 2: Thank you a little discombobulation long distance, Mike and Blue Ash,
Speaker 2: what's you got for us?
Speaker 15: Gary, Jeff, You're blessing the the community. Mini Happy cancer
Speaker 15: for years to you and your family. If you remember,
Speaker 15: under our most divisive president ever of a Rock Hussein.
Speaker 15: He turned NASA into a Muslim outreach. Well, I noticed
Speaker 15: yesterday that NASA announced that they had determined that a
Speaker 15: lunar eclipse had occurred on the day of April third,
Speaker 15: thirty three, a d which just happens to coincide with
Speaker 15: a biblical and scriptural story of not story, but a
Speaker 15: revelation of Christ's death. And then that evening there was
Speaker 15: a blood moon, a dark red moon after the eclipse
Speaker 15: to court near sunset. So if we look for these signs,
Speaker 15: God left them for us, and thankfully now there's people
Speaker 15: that point them out. If your faith needs to be
Speaker 15: buttressed with historical facts, they're there if you want to
Speaker 15: find them. If you don't need that, that's great too.
Speaker 15: But our God is magnificent, and he rises on Sunday
Speaker 15: and we are saved by his actions.
Speaker 2: Praise God. Thank you, Mike, appreciate that. Gifts from Wally Ahead,
Speaker 2: we have Moe Egger, we have Mike Allen, and then
Speaker 2: a special end of show homage for the Christian holiday
Speaker 2: of Easter, which I am celebrating and have been all
Speaker 2: morning with those of you who celebrate similarly. And thanks
Speaker 2: Mike and everybody else for tuning in and being a
Speaker 2: part of that. We'll take a break and news coming
Speaker 2: up and then all the rest on the Saturday morning edition.
Speaker 2: On this Easter weekend and seven hundred WLW. Prestorms throughout
Speaker 2: the day, but it is not a washout.
Speaker 1: Just keep in mind you might run into a few
Speaker 1: showers throughout your outdoor activities.
Speaker 2: Easter Sunday looking better.
Speaker 1: We're looking at mostly cloudy skies with a few showers
Speaker 1: here and there form a severe weather station. I'm nine
Speaker 1: First Warning Meteorologist Cameron Harden on news radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 20: Radar doesn't show any rain in the frist date this morning.
Speaker 20: The close to showers are north of Sydney into Belfum
Speaker 20: sixty nine degrees. Next update at nine I'm Brian Coles.
Speaker 20: Here's Radio Soluble.
Speaker 2: News twenty four hours a day.
Speaker 4: He was a radio seven hundred WLW going morning kids.
Speaker 2: Time for gifts from Wally the birthday Chat. It's Johnny's
Speaker 2: tenth birthday and his dad comes in to said John,
Speaker 2: I think it's high time we had a discussion about
Speaker 2: the birds and the bees. And he said, no, I
Speaker 2: don't want to and he breaks down in tears. That's John.
Speaker 2: What's the matter. Well, when I was seven, you had
Speaker 2: to talk with me about that there's no tooth fairy,
Speaker 2: and then on my eighth birthday you told me that
Speaker 2: there was no Easter Bunny. And last year on my birthday,
Speaker 2: you told me that there was no Santa Claus. If
Speaker 2: you're about to tell me that grown up don't really
Speaker 2: have sex, I have nothing to live for all. Right,
Speaker 2: round and third and heading for home, so to speak.
Speaker 2: On a Saturday morning, eight forty one on seven out
Speaker 2: of WLW to talk about a myriad of different things. Well,
Speaker 2: we'll see what we uncover here in a moment. Uh,
Speaker 2: the one, the only mo Egger joins us again. Hey
Speaker 2: mo Happy Easter, Happy Easter.
Speaker 9: What's going on?
Speaker 15: Oh?
Speaker 2: You know, we're just sitting around killing time, filling the content,
Speaker 2: filling the time between commercials because we're influencers. So Thursday,
Speaker 2: after the game, on Thursday, the Reds bullpen and defense
Speaker 2: totally collapsed after the incredible Grand Slam home run by
Speaker 2: Jake Fraley. We're at the bar and I fully expected
Speaker 2: in the postgame for Terry Francona to come out and
Speaker 2: do a Dennis Green thing where he says they are
Speaker 2: who we thought they were, and we let them off
Speaker 2: the hook. That was just a absolutely, absolutely ridiculous the way.
Speaker 2: And then last night they go on the road. They
Speaker 2: are playing a Baltimore Orioles team that is facing the
Speaker 2: same starting pitching problems that the Reds had at the
Speaker 2: beginning of last year, or you know, they just decimated
Speaker 2: starting pitching. So you kind of expect some offense out
Speaker 2: of the Reds this weekend in this series against the Orioles,
Speaker 2: don't you.
Speaker 9: Yeah, you do. You know, you go back to Thursday.
Speaker 9: I thought that was the worst game they have played
Speaker 9: top to bottom all season. One four errors, the defensive miscues.
Speaker 9: You know, Brady Singer was okay ish, you still had
Speaker 9: a two run league going into the top of the
Speaker 9: ninth inning. Emilio Pegod with his first genuinely bad outing
Speaker 9: this season, and then Graham Ashcraft, who you know certainly
Speaker 9: wasn't done any favors by his defense, really his first
Speaker 9: bad outing of the season, but give him credit for
Speaker 9: bouncing back last night. You're right, it's a Baltimore team
Speaker 9: that they should be able to score against.
Speaker 11: They did last night.
Speaker 9: They got the big three run homer from Elie de
Speaker 9: La Cruz, which for about five minutes we thought was
Speaker 9: maybe maybe going to be ruled a doubles, then they
Speaker 9: correctly ruled it a home run. Got some decent bullpen
Speaker 9: work last night, a good start from Andrew Abbott. But yeah,
Speaker 9: that game on Thursday. They've had a couple of those,
Speaker 9: those games that you know, go back to opening Day,
Speaker 9: one run lead going into the ninth inning, the game
Speaker 9: against San Francisco a week ago, this past Wednesday, a
Speaker 9: six to one lead in the sixth inning, and a
Speaker 9: two run lead on Thursday. You got to win those games.
Speaker 9: This is a small margin for air team, but they
Speaker 9: at least did bounce back last night. And this is
Speaker 9: a series I would argue against Baltimore they should win.
Speaker 9: And it's a series starting on Monday against Miami that
Speaker 9: I would argue they should win. And it's a series
Speaker 9: against Colorado next weekend that I would argue they should
Speaker 9: win if they could clean up the defense. I think
Speaker 9: they've got a chance because of the opponents and because
Speaker 9: of their own starting pitching to go in a little
Speaker 9: bit of a run here. I'm pretty optimistic, but.
Speaker 2: They haven't played the meat grinder of their schedule yet
Speaker 2: as far as really good teams, right.
Speaker 9: Correct, Which is why you know, we talked about this
Speaker 9: before the season started. We always talked about, man, the
Speaker 9: Reds have to avoid the slow start, right Day've got
Speaker 9: to avoid the slow start. My take was, you got
Speaker 9: to get off to a fast start because April and
Speaker 9: early May are forgiving, because there's a whole lot of
Speaker 9: you know, Colorado Rocky and Florida Marlin, and I think
Speaker 9: you know Baltimore's won ninety games, he's in the last
Speaker 9: two seasons, but they're not off to a very good start.
Speaker 9: Baltimore Orioles, Washington Nationals. You look later in the scheduled
Speaker 9: and that's when you start to see San Diego Padres,
Speaker 9: the LA Dodgers, the Philadelphia Phillies, the New York Mets,
Speaker 9: the Chicago Cubs are here later this month, offensively the
Speaker 9: best team in the sport. You have to take care
Speaker 9: of business against bad teams, and you have to take
Speaker 9: care of business against the middling teams. And they're playing
Speaker 9: a bunch of those right now.
Speaker 2: I don't think you're going to be able to live
Speaker 2: with the sheriff. The producer here after Nick Lodolo and
Speaker 2: his wife named their kid Keaton this is going to
Speaker 2: be miserable for all of us. Just saying I have
Speaker 2: not been a real big fan of the NBA for
Speaker 2: quite a while, and I think we've talked about that
Speaker 2: before too much. That being said, I just, I mean,
Speaker 2: why don't they just let everybody in the league in
Speaker 2: the playoffs and so the regular seis The play in
Speaker 2: thing is just I don't know, how do you feel
Speaker 2: about the play in system now in the playoffs in
Speaker 2: the NBA.
Speaker 9: I love it because it creates drama. Toward the end
Speaker 9: of the season, the Golden State Warriors and LA Clippers
Speaker 9: played a regular season game, game number eighty one for
Speaker 9: Golden State that they had to win in order to
Speaker 9: avoid the play in and meanwhile you have the Clippers
Speaker 9: playing for home field advantage. It made for a great game.
Speaker 9: I think it's created some really good end of season drama,
Speaker 9: and we get, you know, essentially, we get do or
Speaker 9: die games almost immediately. Some of the games themselves haven't
Speaker 9: been great, and you know, you look at the teams
Speaker 9: that play that are seated seven through ten, most of
Speaker 9: them have almost no shot of getting to the NBA Finals.
Speaker 9: Although the Miami Heat did a couple of years ago,
Speaker 9: went from the play in and lost their first play
Speaker 9: in game and then got all the way to the
Speaker 9: NBA Finals. But I think it creates instant drama. I
Speaker 9: think it gives the teams that are seated one through
Speaker 9: six a rest advantage. You know, last night Memphis wins,
Speaker 9: they beat Dallas in the play in game, and now
Speaker 9: they've got to play Sunday afternoon at one o'clock, so
Speaker 9: a clear advantage to the higher seeded team.
Speaker 15: I like it.
Speaker 12: I don't think it waters down the regular season at all.
Speaker 12: I think it makes the end of the regular season
Speaker 12: a little bit better, and it gives us games that
Speaker 12: have I think NBA playoff series are too long. You know,
Speaker 12: if you said to me, you can enact one change.
Speaker 12: I liked it when the first round was best.
Speaker 2: Of five, Yeah, right, I enjoyed number one.
Speaker 9: You had a better chance as for an upset, and
Speaker 9: then the series where you know one team was clearly
Speaker 9: better than the other didn't drag. Now these early round
Speaker 9: series drag a little bit too much. And so I
Speaker 9: think what the play in does is it starts the
Speaker 9: postseason with basically a game six, and I think it's
Speaker 9: been I know it has its detractors, I think it's
Speaker 9: been a success.
Speaker 2: Okay, fair enough, I just like, what do you what
Speaker 2: do you play all those games for the beginning if
Speaker 2: if it's not to determine you know, playoff count. But
Speaker 2: and you're right about the series in the playoff series
Speaker 2: being too long. Even even that, I remember the NBA Finals.
Speaker 2: If it goes seven games, you're talking about two and
Speaker 2: a half weeks before it's out. Just come well in
Speaker 2: in three days, we'll be back in Boston for Game two.
Speaker 2: And you just got ridiculous after a while.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 2: The NFL Draft, obviously, we're gonna have huge coverage here
Speaker 2: on seven hundred WLW starting on Thursday. I know you'll
Speaker 2: be a part of that. Uh, let's talk about possibilities
Speaker 2: and just kind of pregaming for that a little bit more.
Speaker 9: Well, you know, I think what's interesting about the Bengals
Speaker 9: is if you look at their team needs, okay, and
Speaker 9: you sit there and go, okay, and the draft they've
Speaker 9: got to address these specific needs. That list does not
Speaker 9: look like the list of a team that has genuine
Speaker 9: Super Bowl aspirations. It looks like the team needs of
Speaker 9: a team that's coming off a four win season and
Speaker 9: So what does that do it? I think it amplifies
Speaker 9: the importance of this year's draft. They need players who
Speaker 9: as rookies can come in and play and help immediately,
Speaker 9: which quite frankly, in recent years they really haven't gotten.
Speaker 9: And the questions become Number One, can you figure out
Speaker 9: a way? I think if if you ask Duke Cobin,
Speaker 9: who will run the draft, if you had your way,
Speaker 9: what are you going to do on Day one? He
Speaker 9: would tell you We're going to trade to pick, trade
Speaker 9: down and get more draft picks because we have a
Speaker 9: lot of positions to address. I think what I'm interested
Speaker 9: in seeing is number one, do they draft a guard
Speaker 9: in round one? You know, the name that a lot
Speaker 9: of people have talked about is Tyler Booker from Alabama.
Speaker 9: For all of their defensive issues, you can never go
Speaker 9: wrong going out of your way to protect Joe Burrow.
Speaker 9: And if you're ever going to build any lead offensive line,
Speaker 9: that's going to happen through the draft. It maybe started
Speaker 9: last year with the Marius Mims. Does it continue in
Speaker 9: round one this year? And if no, the answerers know
Speaker 9: how long do they wait before they find the guard
Speaker 9: who can play.
Speaker 21: In year one?
Speaker 9: And then it's you know, how do they upgrade the
Speaker 9: pass rush. It's a deep class of edge rushers, but
Speaker 9: how many of those guys can make an impact in
Speaker 9: their first season. They're still trying to figure out ways
Speaker 9: to replace Jesse bas Jesse Bates in the first version
Speaker 9: of on Bell. Where do they find a safety in
Speaker 9: this draft? They need a linebacker. You know, they only
Speaker 9: have six picks and you could rattle off all of
Speaker 9: their team needs no matter who they take in round one.
Speaker 9: I think a lot of us are going to go Okay, well,
Speaker 9: they now have pushed addressing this position further in the draft,
Speaker 9: and you have to now do it on Friday or
Speaker 9: do it on Saturday. I think this is a pivotal class.
Speaker 9: I think if the Bengals win a Super Bowl with
Speaker 9: Joe Burrow as quarterback, this class is going to have.
Speaker 15: A lot to do with it.
Speaker 9: And if they don't win the Super Bowl with Joe Burrow,
Speaker 9: you're going to look at their failures in this year's
Speaker 9: draft as being the main reason why they have drafted
Speaker 9: really poorly the last few years in terms of getting
Speaker 9: players to help right away. If that doesn't change this season,
Speaker 9: this team ceiling is not very high.
Speaker 2: You talk about the guard mo and then you talk
Speaker 2: about obviously defensive needs that the Bengals have, I would
Speaker 2: if I was looking at defense and looking at the
Speaker 2: players coming out in the draft for the Bengals on defense,
Speaker 2: I don't necessarily care as much about position as I do.
Speaker 2: I want the best, most facious, open field tackler I
Speaker 2: can find in college football, because that's what's lacking. You
Speaker 2: spoke to Jay Bates and Von Belt. You need somebody
Speaker 2: that is just going to go after somebody and put
Speaker 2: him down the second he gets his arms around.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 9: I mean, how many times did you see the Bengals
Speaker 9: missingtackle last year? Right, specifically specifically at safety and at linebacker.
Speaker 9: I think that's going to be something that Al Gold
Speaker 9: and the new defensive coordinator, emphasizes pretty heavy.
Speaker 13: You know.
Speaker 9: I we always hear about what do you draft the
Speaker 9: best player or do you draft for what you need?
Speaker 9: And I think this is a draft where you're kind
Speaker 9: of drafting for need more than you are. Maybe the
Speaker 9: best player on your board, because the best player on
Speaker 9: your board, if you're at seventeen or even at forty
Speaker 9: nine in rounds, the best player on your board could
Speaker 9: be a wide receiver. Well, Bengals are good. There could
Speaker 9: be a defensive tackle. I think the Bengals feel like
Speaker 9: they're okay there. I think more than anything else, they
Speaker 9: need guys who can tackle in the open field. But look,
Speaker 9: Trey Hendrickson led the league in sacks last season, and
Speaker 9: yet twenty three NFL teams finished with more sacks. There
Speaker 9: was a pro found lack of pass rush. They've got
Speaker 9: to fix that in this raft.
Speaker 2: Moager, Happy Eastern, Thank you very much, my friend Mike
Speaker 2: Allen counselor. What's on the Big Show Today's Hey Brother
Speaker 2: Saturday morning.
Speaker 23: Yeah, we're going to talk about Senator Chris van Holland,
Speaker 23: who saw fit to travel all the way down to
Speaker 23: El Salvador and the taxpayer's dime to sip margaritas and
Speaker 23: make sure an illegal alien, an MS thirteen gang member,
Speaker 23: an alleged wife beater, make sure he was okay quickly.
Speaker 23: Who's on the show going to talk to James Bogan
Speaker 23: about the Trump administration suing the main governor over men
Speaker 23: pretending to be women. Janis Heizel Epoch Times. There's a
Speaker 23: bunch of J sixers who are running for Congress.
Speaker 2: Yep, good talk to her about that. Back to close
Speaker 2: up next. We're definitely going to be late to the concert.
Speaker 2: I feel like we should be there by now. I'm
Speaker 2: just taking a little