Speaker 1: On a computer on my desk monitor on the wall.
Speaker 2: The projection is.
Speaker 1: Making the image ten feet tall on mama's cell phone,
scrolling my life the way, chasing.
Speaker 3: Rims of freedom beneath the pale blue light up the screens.
Speaker 2: What a light out.
Speaker 4: I got a more time Media life, more time media Live.
Speaker 3: I'm scrolling and living my life away.
Speaker 2: I got a boll died.
Speaker 4: Medio life, moll time medior life.
Speaker 5: I'm scrolling and dreaming my life way and.
Speaker 6: Used to ride horseback backwards, feel the wind in my hair, and.
Speaker 1: Now it's wipe lighted, swipe right.
Speaker 2: I'm barely keeping there. Starts on right.
Speaker 7: Up then my phone, but I just can't deceive the
digital zona screen time.
Speaker 1: I'm feeling small lost in the glow.
Speaker 3: Can here the only call the gutile as iron spelled,
or country where itself digital.
Speaker 1: Light, Bring back my digital life screen time. I'm feeling small,
lost in the glow.
Speaker 8: Cat here the.
Speaker 7: World digital how wis got feet under its spelled little time, that.
Speaker 2: Time line country Reland.
Speaker 1: Trying to break the cellphone ceiling.
Speaker 9: Come computer mar to protector right drag bemelike.
Speaker 1: Gama motime, Media.
Speaker 4: Motime, Media life motime media life at a moutime media,
moltime media life, living in.
Speaker 1: Dreaming the loud.
Speaker 10: Well, welcome.
Speaker 11: Motime rolling, my.
Speaker 1: God Win.
Speaker 7: Computer are the monte pas a light? But my heart's
out there in that country light. It's a long someday
I'll come MOLTI.
Speaker 3: Man like till then I'm really baking multime man, got.
Speaker 12: Lie grief sent me bread.
Speaker 1: To motile.
Speaker 10: Media Live, Come on.
Speaker 4: Time, Hotime media Life.
Speaker 1: Feeling good under the life. It's a motime me come on,
turn it out. Gotta be got a Monoto computer.
Speaker 2: Right right here, An I'm a lie the world up.
Speaker 4: That to Lifetime Media Life, Motile Media Live.
Speaker 9: Mo.
Speaker 11: Media Life.
Speaker 13: Come on, let's go motime media, motime media, my bomb
blod my life and.
Speaker 10: Way come.
Speaker 4: Old media Live, Multime media life, multi.
Speaker 11: Media life.
Speaker 14: I would say that's relatable. That is multimedia life. That
is the great Ricky Mapleton who is here with us
and we're going to be speaking with him in just
a moment. But welcome everybody. This is Matt Connorton Unleashed.
We are live from the studios of wm NH ninety
five point three FM, Inglorious Manchester, New Hampshire. Of course,
for all your streaming options. You can go to Matt
connorton dot com, slash live and for information about how
to interact with the show. Unfortunately, speaking of interaction, we
do not have a video feed this morning, so we
are not on Facebook and YouTube and all that because
the software is not working for whatever reason. Can't seem
to connect. But it is a radio show first and foremost,
and radio is theater of the mind.
Speaker 15: So here we go.
Speaker 14: And today is Saturday, February fifteen, twenty twenty five. And
not only is Rickey Mapleton here with someone.
Speaker 12: Else as well, Morning Sunshine.
Speaker 14: Jenny is here at the news table, and uh we
also have let me bring that Mike up. And I
believe Ricky Mapleton, are you in the five Timers club
now here on Matt Connorton on leash.
Speaker 15: I believe so.
Speaker 14: I believe so too. Yes, this is a great honor. Well,
it's wonderful to have you back. And I love that
song Multimedia Life, Thank you. I think we were talking
off air about how it's it's almost like a h
You're stairway to Evan because it's it's like four and
a half minutes. It's a love song for you.
Speaker 16: I was working with the musician likes to play that banjo, Yes,
loves to play it. Uh, just a lot of fun,
a lot of fun. That that song has not been
released yet. Oh that's so that's a world radio premiere. No,
that is kind of like a work in progress right now.
But the whole idea of it is multimedia life, first
world problems. You know.
Speaker 15: Yeah, a lot of fun. Thanks for playing though.
Speaker 14: Absolutely, you've got the brand new album. What's the tell everybody?
The title? It's it's a long title.
Speaker 16: The title is happy, Fun, Joy, Seize the day, Carpe
diem and Carpe adm is of course Latin for season. Yes,
the the the idea of the album came out with
Latin terms. And you know how popular Latin terms can be,
and how they fly off the shelves and people clamor
to clamor clamor matt to learn Latin why they're enjoying music.
Speaker 14: Is it not fair to say, of all the dead languages,
Latin probably the most popular?
Speaker 15: Absolutely? Well, yes, yes, still quite quite a language.
Speaker 14: It is still spoken in many Catholic churches.
Speaker 16: I'm sure still spoken today in the English. In our
in our modern English grammar, we used Latin all the
time with unwittingly knowing it. It is the root for
many many for many many words. Yes, yes, route prefixes, suffixes.
The English language an amazing thing, and Latin has is
a major role playing.
Speaker 14: Without Latin, there might not be English. That is why
you're saying yes correct.
Speaker 16: I think, well, I don't want to get into a
whole English grammar debate with you or rock, but that's
pretty much what in Happy Fun joys about just being happy,
having fun, being joyful of the moment. Carpai DM sees
the day the leadoff song of that project. The original
project name was fifty songs a song a day for
fifty days, recording wise, okay, which became a challenge about
day two. Oh uh, somehow I heard the I recalled
the term car pay DM yes and ran with that.
And fifty days later, actually about sixty days later, we
had fifty tracks outstanding, some good, some bad, something different,
but all happy, Yeah, but all happy.
Speaker 14: I think that's outstanding. I think we need that now. Yes,
And I need to take this call. Actually, we have
a call you always bring up. There's always the callers
come out. They always want to speak to you when
you're on the show.
Speaker 15: Well, thanks for calling.
Speaker 14: Yeah, yeah, hi will welcome to Matt Connorton Unleashed. Who's
on the line.
Speaker 17: Hello, this is Ad yes's from the community, Ricky Mabelton.
Speaker 11: We are at the community.
Speaker 17: Oh, let me just backtrack for a second, mister Connaton,
Matt Conaton, thank.
Speaker 11: You so much for having Ricky Mabelton on. You are
have become the guiding light here at the community.
Speaker 2: Well, and me and.
Speaker 11: Gildod and the rest of the girls, we just think
your show is a number one the knees Bees if
you were just as as the kids would say, it's fire,
It's fire, Matt.
Speaker 12: Wow.
Speaker 17: So I appreciate that I call here today is not
only to voice our concern that pop culture show that
has been on for almost six seasons is ending and
you are starting a new.
Speaker 11: Show called Happy Fun Joy.
Speaker 17: I thought that sounds positive, Ricky, but wow, you know,
change is difficult for us here at the community, and
I think the rest of you listeners and viewers are
very concerned.
Speaker 14: Oh is that true?
Speaker 17: Right after discussion at our biweekly meeting, we have decided
to give your show and your music I listen, and
mister Connorton, the Great would oblige could you please perhaps play.
Speaker 11: The leadoff track.
Speaker 17: But we've listened to it and we kind of get
where you're going there, uh ricky and uh you know,
I believe it's called uh Seized the.
Speaker 11: Day Carpe diem. Okay, all right, thanks again.
Speaker 14: Okay, all right, thank you for the call. I just
appreciate it. Wow.
Speaker 16: Her it sounds like her vocal corse of clearing up
a little bit from uh.
Speaker 14: She calls all the time. Yeah, I know, I'm I'm
super fan of her. Every time you're on she calls.
And she even called when I was on your television
show that time she called, and I did offer her
a hypnotherapy session because I have a strong suspicion that
she's a smoker, not too stereotype.
Speaker 15: Based on her voice, I believe she has given that
bad habit.
Speaker 14: Up well good. It's obviously too late, because you know
when you hear your voice, But.
Speaker 16: Do you think that voice was like did she have
that before she started smoking? Is that just a good old,
good old Agnes voice.
Speaker 14: I know, I'm thinking before the cigarettes, she probably had
a nice, smooth, silky voice. And then she wrote that.
Speaker 16: Do you think maybe before she maybe she ruined it
somehow other than smoking. Maybe she's maybe she was, like,
I don't know, a cheerleader or or went to a
lot of a lot of her kids games and high.
Speaker 15: School and she kind of ruined it that that could be.
Speaker 14: That could be.
Speaker 15: But I agree with what you're saying. Yeah, sure.
Speaker 18: And what was she saying about your television show, Yeah,
changing Yeah, midlife pop culture show that I've that's been
on for six or seven years, Matt, Yeah, the format
I've been asked in the fictitious world of producers, I've
been asked to change the name of the midlife pop
culture show.
Speaker 14: Okay, So they're.
Speaker 16: Switching it over to Happy Fun, Joy Car pay dim
sees today to get more to expand out on the
audience potential.
Speaker 14: So it's branding good.
Speaker 16: So instead of just branding yeah, yeah, thank you, instead
of just having midlife, I've called your show yes kind
of that the audience would just pass that by.
Speaker 14: Yes.
Speaker 15: So now we're gonna do a little bit a.
Speaker 16: Little bit more, same kind of concepts, same kind of fun,
but trying to get some more viewers.
Speaker 15: And it's gonna change up a little bit.
Speaker 16: There will be some new formats, but I'm always excited
to take Agnes if she would be nice enough to
call Agnes and we appreciate your calling.
Speaker 14: Yes, absolutely, well, let's well honor her requests. Of course,
she requested the Carpe Dim song from the new album
what's the full title again?
Speaker 15: Carpe DM Seize the Day, Seize the Day?
Speaker 14: Well, isn't it?
Speaker 16: Happy joy carpet, Happy fun joy, Carpe you can call
what of you like? It's just gonna pass on a
lot of good vibes. And I thought, I think this
one more than the other fifty songs captures musically, oh
good times, worre some of the well, I'll just leave
it at that. I think it's one of the better songs.
I shouldn't say the other ones that's terrible, but I
think this one really hits it right in the botox.
Speaker 14: All right, very good Carpet Dim brand new from Ricky Mapleton, Open, gonna.
Speaker 1: Break it down, gonna soop until there now.
Speaker 2: Four doubt is what I'm gonna leave behind.
Speaker 1: Goes right right now. It's my turn to shine.
Speaker 2: Covey deal see.
Speaker 19: Today, Commune today.
Speaker 6: Coming, every every said to take I'm running out short
the goodness sake, gar break Demon call it loud for
the moment, make it out, drop them a deal.
Speaker 19: See Today commun See Today, covey deal, see today, commute today,
think around, man.
Speaker 11: It's good scene.
Speaker 7: Everybody okay, springing between from seeing I just till mount
reaching up.
Speaker 20: And touching this stop every deal see today, Commery Day,
See Today, combery deal, see Today Comedy.
Speaker 1: See today comic deal Day.
Speaker 21: Come on, go out and play copy deal see today,
commery Day, See today, coby deal, see Today.
Speaker 19: Comedy See the day, com deal see today.
Speaker 15: Com se man is uh is the video playing on this?
No video recording game.
Speaker 16: No, strictly so us dancing in the studio will not
be seen no ither way. You're a fabulous dancer, thanks
to gett up and shaking that thing with me on
that song.
Speaker 14: Well it's nice of you to say that I'm actually
legally prohibited from dancing in public places.
Speaker 15: Well this is this is this thank you for dancing.
Speaker 14: That was a lot of fun. Thank you, thank you.
That's a fun song, very very catchy. Jenny, what were
you saying off air? Your you're commenting on.
Speaker 12: It reminded me of Blondie?
Speaker 14: Yes, oh, thank you?
Speaker 15: Yeah, yeah, wow, that's a super compliment.
Speaker 16: I appreciate that I also look fabulous in address as well.
Oh that's blondie. It's kind of my uh really, uh yeah,
well that's all. I'm feeling a little uncomfortable about that,
but I do like the blondie compliment.
Speaker 15: Yes, yes, yes, we.
Speaker 14: Have a we have another calling. Come on, come on,
come on, you serious you you bring out the callers. Hi,
welcome to Matt Conridson Unleashed. Who's on the line.
Speaker 22: Hello, this is Tom Tom Uilson, and thank you for
taking my call, mister Connaughton. As usual, your show has
inspired me in many different realms of the entertainment. But
I am calling today not only to tell my thoughts
of how fabulous you are, mister Connaton, but also my
concern that The Midlife Pop Culture Show, a long running
show that Ricky Mapleton host, is going to be changing
over to Happy Fun Joy. The name, as you know,
is probably named after myself because I am a very uplifting,
yet conservative and concerned individual. So perhaps we could listen
to the song happy Fun Joy Boy. Thank you for
taking my call, mister Connaton. You are a fabulous man,
and hopefully we can straighten a few things out of
what's going on here with the new programming. Wow versus
Tom Tom Muelson signing off.
Speaker 14: Oh all right, Tom Tom Muelson, another concerned caller regarding
your television.
Speaker 2: Boy.
Speaker 15: I'm having second thoughts now, Yeah, no, I like the idea.
Speaker 14: I think you should stick with it.
Speaker 16: But you got someone like Matt Connotson Agnes not. That's
a small sample size. I'm thinking maybe it's a bad idea.
I think it's a great idea. I think it's a
great idea.
Speaker 14: But uh well perhaps by the end of the song,
Tom Tom Muelson, Well, also think that's a great idea.
So we'll play this. So this is called happy fun
Joy happy fun Joy happy fun joy happy fun Joy
rand new from Ricky Mapleton. Check it out.
Speaker 23: We've got it.
Speaker 24: Single Hapy care smile, shining night like the sun of
thus the sky moving every moment. Yeah, we're living on
a h happy from joy happy happy happy happy fun
joy happy happy happy happy become joy hap be happy
happy happy, Welcome this morning you. I'm building now.
Speaker 14: God, I'm pating my sex.
Speaker 16: I can't seem to see.
Speaker 24: The a style like this guy. Yeah, I'm coming at
my blessing snow domes dressings not.
Speaker 8: Not second bressing.
Speaker 24: Because I'm happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy happy love joy.
Speaker 16: Can't I let me talking the sky but to me, mother.
Speaker 24: Mother, lucky slide, he's just so under now taking control
of again happy joy.
Speaker 10: Joy, so gallant enemy, beautiful.
Speaker 15: Joy.
Speaker 25: Honest, Well, how do you even sing like that? Rickey Mapleton?
That is a very observant question.
Speaker 14: I mean, I assume you're using more You're like, you're
not using your You're using head voice.
Speaker 16: Right, sounded like I it sounded like I had a
had a you might have had a cold little halium tank.
Speaker 14: And there's oh okay, I don't know, gotcha.
Speaker 16: I think that's the power enjoy of the modern capabilities,
of the recording capabilities, good or bad. Anytime I can
change my voice, Matt, I run to it like a
like a fly to a moth, or a moth to
a flame.
Speaker 14: Moth to a flame.
Speaker 15: Oh yeah, I I.
Speaker 16: After listening to that, I was I've been searching for
the other version that I had of that that wasn't
so helium voice orientated.
Speaker 14: Oh.
Speaker 16: Then I started arguing with myself, or maybe that is funny,
maybe it's good, maybe it's not.
Speaker 15: Oh my god, oh my god, I'm sorry. There you
have it. Happy fun didn't make you feel happy?
Speaker 14: It did, but it also disturbed me slightly, I think
the voice because it also reminded me of the fish
Head song. Oh you know the fish head fish Head
eat them up? Oh okay, yeah, remind me a little
bit of that. And that's disturbing. But but I do
appreciate that happy and the fun and the joy.
Speaker 16: Okay, okay, okay, all right, I'm really you know, I
came in here super positive about happy fun joy.
Speaker 15: Yeah, shawl movement coming in playing some happy fun joy.
Speaker 14: Mute.
Speaker 15: I I just right about now, I think I do
we have any other callers?
Speaker 14: We actually do. I apologize, but let's see. We'll see
who's on the line here.
Speaker 26: Thank you, thank you for taking my call. Mat Oh
you are just to look as handsome as that Matt Conaton.
Thank you so much for allowing Ricky Mapleton to come.
Speaker 11: On your show.
Speaker 26: Oh, it's a great honor for anybody to be on
your show, and if even for that englishy on your show.
Speaker 17: HM.
Speaker 27: The question now is for you, Ricky Mapleton. Over the years,
our relationship has been up and down, back and forth
with Agnes.
Speaker 11: I think we should just let this.
Speaker 26: One lie and just you know, have a little respect
for Matt Connoton and all he does for the entertainment values,
yes that we hold so dear, Yes, so, mister Conington,
if you could play perhaps one of your songs that
you think Ricky Mapleton.
Speaker 14: Has done that meets.
Speaker 26: Up with your standards.
Speaker 11: M d uh oh, thank you.
Speaker 26: I've taken so much of your time. Ooh ooh, I
think I've really gone off track, but that's what happens.
This is englishy, thank you so much, dear.
Speaker 14: Oh you're you're welcome English. Oh bye bye, thank you,
thank you so much for the call English. He did
get a little off track, but as I like to say,
that's that's why we bought the Revolutionary Wary War. Yes, yes,
because you know English, they just get crazy.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 14: I love the passion I would like to play. Uh so, yeah,
So I guess I'll choose the song that I really
like now, this particular song that I don't think we've
ever played this before on the show. It's called bet
bet Bet sports betting song. And uh as, I think
everyone knows I have a terrible sports gambling addiction, you know,
And and uh so I I can relate to this song.
I think we should play this.
Speaker 15: Thank you. This is something off.
Speaker 14: This is an end.
Speaker 15: This is not a ricky mamble. So this is a
silly road production.
Speaker 16: Scream on artists, yes called scream of sports songs and
uh fabulous and coming off the super Bowl and all that.
Speaker 15: Yeah blah.
Speaker 16: This goes out to people that may spend their money
a little frivolously. Yes, yes, all right, a great choice, Matt,
thank you.
Speaker 14: All right, here we go.
Speaker 11: But ball, you bet baseball, you bet hockey, you bet.
Speaker 9: On zoom, wrestling, basketball, you bet soccer.
Speaker 1: You bet golf.
Speaker 11: You bet you can't even bet on frenchly.
Speaker 28: Handball, money line points spread over under teaser parley, round robin,
prop bet future bet, box bet hedge, bet double trench,
trifect up, push, bet on the.
Speaker 9: Underdogs, paint bomb, you bet tennis, you bet boxing, you bet, you.
Speaker 1: Can't even bet on the National Lacrosse League.
Speaker 26: You bet.
Speaker 1: You bet, you bet that that bets they scored the
winning touchdown. That best, there's a flag on the field,
bet that best. It doesn't count. Don't go and bet
your life away.
Speaker 14: What I like about that track is it ends with
a positive, some positive advice don't go and bat your
life away, but it also does before we get there,
lists a series of options and some people I didn't
know you could bat on sumo wrestling. I mean that's exciting, league, Yeah,
I mean that's that's crazy. You met on anything.
Speaker 15: It's unbelievable.
Speaker 14: Yes, yes, Oh you know what. We have another call.
It's he is online. Hi, welcome to Matt Connorton. Unleashed
is us?
Speaker 15: Hello, this is Karen.
Speaker 26: And thank god that someone like Matt Connaughton had the
rationale to try to keep Ricky Mapleton in check with
all this ridiculous talk. Ricky Mapleton this, and Ricky Mapleton that. Well,
what we should be focusing.
Speaker 15: On is Matt Cononton.
Speaker 14: I agree.
Speaker 26: It is all Karen's know and all Ken's no that
people with firm belief in righteous thoughts should be praised. Yes,
this is why Karen always enjoys the Matt Connaughton experience
with his wisdom not only in music life in general.
Knowledge is not only whimsical, but is indeed worthy of praise.
Speaker 14: Oh, thank you.
Speaker 26: And as for you, Riki Mapleton, you go ahead and
change the name of your show to whatever you want.
I never did like the Midlife Pop Culture Show. To
be honest with you, as I told you many times,
you don't see Matt Connerton going changing the name of
his show every fivey once in a while. So this
is Karen and Ken saying, have a great show, mister Connaughton.
Speaker 14: Thank you, Thank you Karen and Ken. Wow, that that
is wonderful.
Speaker 15: Maybe on your end it was wonderful.
Speaker 14: Well, I mean, you know, I feel I feel kind
of attacked.
Speaker 16: Yeah, do you feel like, uh well, I'm I'm thrilled
that somebody is actually calling in and taking notice of Yeah,
of of myself. But Matt Connaton, This Matt connaught in
that everybody's Matt content. Matt Connaton all today.
Speaker 15: What's what? What's the story?
Speaker 19: Yeah?
Speaker 14: Yeah, I know a guy from New York look fabulous?
Feel that way?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 14: Thank you?
Speaker 29: Yes?
Speaker 14: Yes. Do do you think that Karen lacked empathy?
Speaker 30: Yes?
Speaker 15: Great, see yes you're my hero.
Speaker 14: Well, perhaps we should play this track Empathetic from the
brand new what's the full title again?
Speaker 15: Have Me Find Joy carby DMCs the Day, Choose anyone
you want?
Speaker 14: So long tittle?
Speaker 17: I know.
Speaker 14: Oh, so you don't have to say the whole thing.
You can choose any any part of that you want to,
so I can just call it Carpe DM.
Speaker 8: I like that.
Speaker 14: We know, all right, all right, very good brand new
from Carpe dim. This is called empathetic. This is for you, Karen,
and thank you again.
Speaker 15: It's so hard to be.
Speaker 5: So empathetic when this world is so synthetic it really
takes up part of you while I'm living.
Speaker 1: With a curse that I just can't go through.
Speaker 11: It's so hard to be so empathetic when this world is.
Speaker 1: So synthetic, it really takes up part of you. But
I'm living that we living want to live in to
come out.
Speaker 14: It's so hard.
Speaker 1: To be true ampathetic.
Speaker 5: So I think a smile on my face, serving kindness
and a hollow holler gas maybe one day a fine
sparn b. It's hard to be empathetic living in the
dark hair.
Speaker 2: It's so hard to.
Speaker 5: Live so empathetic when this world is so pathetic. You're
kind of gets up part of you. But I'm living
with this curse.
Speaker 11: And it's making me to come out.
Speaker 5: It's so hard to be empathetics when this world so synthetic.
So a big a spile of two zu kindness from
a hello maybe one day.
Speaker 1: A fun spoter.
Speaker 5: It's had to be empathetic living in the times.
Speaker 11: So when come on living now?
Speaker 26: To be so empathetic when this world is so synthetic, Wow.
Speaker 14: Very very cool, empathetic. I like that. I like that
brand new from Ricky Mapleton in the new album Carpadium.
I'm just gonna call it that.
Speaker 16: I'm I'm with you on that Carpadium thing. I'm changing
everything when I get.
Speaker 14: Oh my goodness, well, then people will complain, just like
with your show, people will complain and changing things.
Speaker 15: I'm not I'm not doing this for people to complain.
Speaker 14: People don't like change. People don't like change. They get,
they get, they get, they get freaked out, Okay, freaked out.
Speaker 15: I don't. I'm it's very unusual, but I'm I'm speechless.
Speaker 14: By the way, did I hear? Was that Fred Schneider
from the B fifty twos?
Speaker 15: Thank you? Yes?
Speaker 5: Of that?
Speaker 15: Very Yiddish? What's a Yiddish Frenk Schneider?
Speaker 9: What do you?
Speaker 14: What was his name? Fred Schneider?
Speaker 15: Fred Schneider's that?
Speaker 14: I think that's his name from the B fifty two.
Speaker 15: Boy, what a what a great what a great band?
Speaker 14: Yes?
Speaker 16: Oh, absolutely unbelievable and that that's kind of was the
inspiration of that song. Oh okay, I think I saw
him sing some song about going back to Detroit or
something or yeah, yeah, there's.
Speaker 14: Some weird song that I've never heard before. I'm like, Wow,
what a unbelievable I don't know when I think of fred,
I just hear in my mind hurry up and bring
your juke box money. But uh, oh my god, we
have another call. This is unbelievable. Hi, welcome to Matt
Connorton Unleashed. Who is us?
Speaker 17: Hey?
Speaker 11: Thanks for taking my gout. Oh this is we willing Man.
Speaker 17: When I heard that Matt COmON he's gonna have Reingmabled
on his show, I wear.
Speaker 11: I just couldn't believe it. And here we are. You
are so nice to blet we Willy on the air.
It's not fair. You gotta despair. You know what to
wear when you're chilling with Wee Winny.
Speaker 17: Yeah, Mitter Conneton, Ricky Mableton. I just want to say
congratulations for enlightening so many people over the years that
you've done. You'd gotta have fun, you know what I'm saying.
You keep things light, your keyp things tight, Okay, thank you.
Could you play a song from the Ricky Mapleton Galaxy astartic?
Maybe maybe it's something that you taught me a long
time ago, mister Mapleton, when I was down and out,
you told me.
Speaker 11: Hm coming on him to let the buyer beware. Yeah,
words to live by.
Speaker 14: Oh okay, thank you, Willie. Oh, Willie's gott He's another
one who might benefit from my from hypnotherapy to quit smoking.
Speaker 15: I believe Willi's wow, he's had quite a life. Yeah.
Speaker 16: I first met Willy five six, seven years ago, one
of our original callers.
Speaker 15: Yes, and he's going.
Speaker 14: Through some rough time, but I feel he's been a
little bit of a.
Speaker 16: It's gold a work in progress, and I'm he's going
we Willy Now, Who's he's whacked out?
Speaker 15: Willie wasted?
Speaker 12: Willy?
Speaker 15: Huh boy boy. I'm glad he's doing good.
Speaker 14: He's been through a progression of Willie's in.
Speaker 15: But I think in life we all go through progression.
Speaker 16: Sure, sure, and fair to say that your music has
helped him along the I'm I'm I'm I hope I'm
inspiring some people.
Speaker 15: Yes, yes, I really am.
Speaker 14: Well, let's uh, let's play this so again. This is
from the new album My Carpadium. This is a caveat cavat.
Speaker 15: More Latin coming into play.
Speaker 14: See with the Latin. I'm so nervous about cave caveat Emptur.
That's also on money, you know it is. Yes, there's
a lot of weird things on money though.
Speaker 15: That's a whole show.
Speaker 14: Yes, yes, all right, let's give this a spin. This
is for Willy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, we go.
Speaker 1: The world's got wolves wearing sheepskin.
Speaker 7: Glenns to right, don't feel like you're in From the
corner shop to the corporate clarence, all.
Speaker 2: The same game.
Speaker 31: It's buyer beware, coveyatam.
Speaker 1: That's the buyer, beware, coveat him.
Speaker 2: That the buyer where.
Speaker 1: Gobby yat him to the Laura the street.
Speaker 2: Gotta watch your stamp.
Speaker 1: You're gotta watch your feet. When it's too good to
be real. It's cuear gobby on em door.
Speaker 2: Let the buyer beware, Let the buyer beware.
Speaker 6: Got me out him door, smooth talkers with your sick disguise.
God's gold on the surface, but it's all a bunch
of lies. They pitch the pitch, promise the best show
your world and leave you in a mess.
Speaker 1: Its gobby yat em door.
Speaker 2: Let the buyer.
Speaker 3: Beware, Let the buyer beware, Let the buyer beware.
Speaker 1: Let's the buyer beware.
Speaker 2: Let the buyer be.
Speaker 1: Let's buyer beware. Got out of star.
Speaker 2: Let's buy a m d.
Speaker 1: Let the buy a bali yat m jo. Let's buyer beware.
Speaker 14: Javeat emptor let the buyer beware. That's good advice, Ricky Mapleton.
Speaker 16: You really gotta be careful in the economic days that
we're having. Yes, yes, of course, choose wisely.
Speaker 15: My friend.
Speaker 14: Yes, yes, very very good.
Speaker 16: That song kind of made me realize that, boy, I'm
lucky that I work with some pretty talented friends because
that one was all me.
Speaker 15: Oh okay, as you can tell, when.
Speaker 16: It's all me doing the bass and music and the lyrics,
I find it not as musically inept. Is that a
good way of saying it? More basic? Not much key
changes going on. Okay, but maybe that's all you as
a as a professional person in greatness that you are
the thank you. Do you notice different kind of musical
involvement some one songs to another because it's all to me.
Speaker 14: I listened to that.
Speaker 16: I'm kind of like, oh that sounds very raw, very yeah,
but not as not as multi layered.
Speaker 14: Sure sure, well yes, I mean but maybe again I'm
thinking too much into it. Well, I mean, you know,
if it sounds good, it sounds good. I do think that.
Speaker 16: Uh.
Speaker 14: You know, obviously some of these songs you've collaborated with others.
But do you still collaborate with someone who shall not
be named?
Speaker 32: Is that?
Speaker 16: Is that still a so I I collaborate with DJ
Cole DJ A big big shout out to him. Okay,
I collaborate with a gentleman called a doctor H.
Speaker 14: Doctor H.
Speaker 16: Fantastic almost so smart, he's in mensa almost Wow, he's fantastic,
fantastics yeah, doctor H. And just anybody in my life
that inspires me and lets me be creative. Uh, you
gotta have it in your life. You know that you're
making cars out in your garage, you're making music in
your basement or whatever you do?
Speaker 32: Do it?
Speaker 15: Yeah, time short my friends? Yes, yes, yes, yeah, So
that's kind of like the mantra of cave no cop
dim car.
Speaker 12: Yes.
Speaker 15: Do you know any other latins?
Speaker 14: Uh, let's see, I'm trying to think a lot of them.
Speaker 16: Yeah, there's so many that I've gone blank that I've
gone blank myself. Yeah, me too, me too, copy dium
on amn a pia.
Speaker 14: I've heard I've heard that word, but.
Speaker 15: Am a pia is?
Speaker 12: That's not Latin.
Speaker 14: No, it sounds like something. It sounds like something you
order it olive garden or something.
Speaker 12: It's not not a pizza.
Speaker 16: Aa is the word meaning like when you watch like Batman,
A word that makes it like pa wam Oh right
right right, I know, Well maybe it's not Latin, but
it's a pretty cool word.
Speaker 32: Right.
Speaker 15: Yeah. That's a song on the I didn't send that over.
That's a song on Seize the Day?
Speaker 14: Oh is it? Yeah?
Speaker 15: Yeah?
Speaker 14: Yeah, yeah, what about Yeah, now you've got you've got
some others here that you did send. But these are
so these are not finished that like we opened what
are we opened with Multimedia life?
Speaker 15: Multi Media life done with doctor h on that fabulous banjo.
Speaker 14: Yeah. I really liked uh, you know, I listened to
all of them. I really liked First World Problems. Oh yeah,
we should we play that. That'd be awesome. Yeah, that's
this is These are work in progress again, gonna be
off of a project called First World Problems. Oh Okay,
so it's like we're getting a sneak peek. Yeah yeah,
let's give this suspend because thank you. I really like
this one. This is first world problems. Ricky Mapleton.
Speaker 2: Woke up late.
Speaker 1: Can't find my shoes. I'm stuck in the zone. Man,
I'm feeling blue. My shoes are vanished, the wear in sight.
I guess I'll go barefoot.
Speaker 11: Mother rest up that night.
Speaker 3: I got first one problems, first one problems, first world problems,
first world problems.
Speaker 31: Can't find my damit cod can't find my cell phone chargers,
first world problems, first world problems. Wife, I swow, I'm
losing my streak, streaming buffering, it's running so weak.
Speaker 2: My coffee shoe comb, the line, shoe.
Speaker 15: Lawn, everything froll minor.
Speaker 1: But it's so so wrong.
Speaker 8: I got first world problems, first world problem, first world problems,
first world problems, first world problems, first.
Speaker 3: World problems versus the world problems.
Speaker 15: They bring me down. Lost my Davin card. Now I'm talking.
Speaker 2: There's time. It's looking at you. What can I do?
I got Champagne.
Speaker 1: Troubles, but they're still it's so true.
Speaker 12: I add.
Speaker 3: Modern problems, first world problems.
Speaker 1: Can't find my shoes, I can find my phone. By
at the end of the day, I'll never be alone.
Speaker 2: Here's looking at youth.
Speaker 15: It's all gonna be fine.
Speaker 1: Versus one problems, just time of the times.
Speaker 3: First world problems, this wild problem, come on, verse problems,
First world problems, first world problems.
Speaker 1: With my insta car, the line at.
Speaker 23: The banks too long, can't get serious, it's way too expensive.
Got me First world problems, first world problem.
Speaker 33: Come can't find my jem, can't find my phone, can't
find my charge.
Speaker 1: Of these troubles, they won't leave me alone.
Speaker 15: First world problems.
Speaker 3: First world problems. Got me some first world problems.
Speaker 14: First world problems. Ricky Mapleton, Yeah, that's all. That's a
long song for you, three minutes long.
Speaker 26: Ish.
Speaker 15: Wow, it's great though, Green grass and high ties forever.
Speaker 16: Did you say, yeah, yes, if you get that reference,
that's an old job boy, Yeah, yeah, Matt.
Speaker 15: What is what's your.
Speaker 16: First world problem of the week? What can you can
you help me? You're gonna write a song right here
with me, right now. Ive, what is your first war
problem that you are having besides the video not working
to it? Well, that's that's a big one, Okay. That
frustrates me. Yeah, okay, so do you wanna do you
want to do a rap to that?
Speaker 14: Let's see? Do you want me to freestyle something?
Speaker 15: How is your freestyling?
Speaker 19: Ah?
Speaker 15: I love it. I loved being terrible at it, but
I love it. Yeah. Do you have any drums that
you could pop up on here? Any beats?
Speaker 14: I don't know, uh that that might be possible.
Speaker 15: Yeah, I wow, See I thought about this. Maybe I
should change you a beat track to play. See.
Speaker 14: I think if I if I try to freestyle, I'll
you got it. I'll be Uh.
Speaker 16: So your first world problem is your video is not
working in the studio. That is the first world problem.
Speaker 14: I I can tell you that.
Speaker 19: Uh.
Speaker 14: You know, I do have an alter ego, but he's
long retired. M sizzle really yeah, M sizzle wow? Really
nasty beef with hammer Yeah.
Speaker 16: Mc stovetop is my rap name. Oh yeah, and there's
a song on there called cross Contamination. You want to
play that? Okay, that's a great segue.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 16: Mc stovetop has not put out any music yet. Oh
but he's all about cooking you see.
Speaker 14: Oh really?
Speaker 15: Yes, didn't we go down a cooking phase for a
couple of times? With the area. Didn't we do did we?
Speaker 14: Oh?
Speaker 16: Recipe song? Yes, his recipe song?
Speaker 14: Did we do that here? Did we play those here?
Speaker 15: Oh?
Speaker 14: Really?
Speaker 16: Oh?
Speaker 14: Maybe we did? Okay? So, uh, you want to you want?
You want to play? Cross contamination?
Speaker 15: Cross contamination?
Speaker 16: Is this is serious? Now, this is getting We have
to be serious. It's a serious problem. Taking over a
serious problem. It's been forever a cross contamination in the
food service industries and food handling in particular. Yes, no,
I'm gonna get serious. MC stovetop cross contamination. Five second rule?
Speaker 15: Boss?
Speaker 14: Really?
Speaker 15: Boss?
Speaker 14: Oh that's not good. It's not good news.
Speaker 16: Well, there's a lot of variables when it comes to
the five second rule. The texture of the floor, the
density of the floor, okay, the heat of the food
falling on the floor, density of that okay.
Speaker 15: So five second may be okay, may not be okay, okay,
but not good no matter.
Speaker 14: So better to err on the side of caution and
not eat that.
Speaker 16: Uh if you've dropped like a fifty dollars Porterhouse steak
on the floor for five seconds on this carpet in here.
Speaker 15: Yeah, oh that's a tough call.
Speaker 14: Can you just kinda wipe it off and h then
shout out, well, what do you do?
Speaker 16: The correct internal temperature for steak is one hundred and
fifty five degrees uh huh internal, but that boyzee. This
this is play cross contamination. We'll discuss all right, yeah,
all right, wow, wow, this is this is we've taken
a turn empty stove top.
Speaker 14: Yes, okay, all right, cross contamination here it is.
Speaker 34: Don't touch this and don't touch that. Don't touch it again.
That's cross contamination. Don't touch this, then touch that, don't
touch it again. That's cross contamination. Cross cross cross cross contamination,
cross cross cross cross contamination.
Speaker 11: Don't touch it.
Speaker 34: This is where the chicken stays away from the vegetables.
Cross cross cross cross condamination, cross cross cross cross contamination
to things that don't belong to get up cubes from
the chicken and the carrot.
Speaker 1: Keep them separate, separated.
Speaker 15: You will not get cross contamination.
Speaker 34: Cross cross gross cross gross contamination, cross frock comination, cross
cross cross, fross condamnation, cross cross cross cross contamination, cross
cross cross fross condamn cross cross cross cross condamination.
Speaker 15: Now that's a nice quick right to it. I like
those songs. Yeah, the more you know the five second
rule cross contamination Yeah, there we go.
Speaker 16: That's gonna be I think that's gonna be a project, Matt. Okay,
the Food Handler's Guide to Success.
Speaker 14: Yeah, that's that's good. That's good. See, got a good idea.
Speaker 16: This is amazing that I come here in your greatness, right,
thank you? Yes, and inspiration comes yes to us.
Speaker 14: Yes, as you bask. Uh, the inspiration comes ask yes,
and you can bask for more than five seconds and
it's fine depending. Wow.
Speaker 15: There's a lot of variables.
Speaker 16: Like I said, yes, the whole uh, the whole cross
contamination thing is is running runs rampant.
Speaker 14: Now if I so, like say, I spill a delicious
beverage on the floor, You're not gonna lick it off
the floor? Well, but what if I do it within
five seconds? I get down, I lap it up like
a cat and like super quick. No wow, and oh no,
So that that would be an example of a bad
no five second rule in that case, no liquid on
a floor.
Speaker 16: No, okay, what's a lollipop falling on a floor? Brought
up and rinsed off? But this is going down a
rabbit hole. Yeah, yeah, let's go. Let's go back to
carpe DM something positive. Did you find the beat. Oh,
I have a find a beat. I found something. Oh
oh boy, Oh this sounds like it's got a medicine.
You ready, Matt. I'm on the Matt Connaton Show. Things
are going good, don't you know? I'm shrelling with the bro.
Speaker 8: You know that.
Speaker 16: I go, I only got five more minutes and I
gonna get kicked off the show. Yo, yo, Matt Goat,
I think I got Matt song.
Speaker 15: It's really not a song.
Speaker 16: Here we go again, Matt, lay it down, brother goat.
Speaker 14: I think I need uh, I think I need my
energy right to do this.
Speaker 16: I'm on the Mad Connotent Show, and.
Speaker 15: Connotin show.
Speaker 14: Em says not much of what you're gonna do.
Speaker 16: MA doesn't go how a free stop. He's got the choice,
he's got the joy. He brings it all down, you
know the score.
Speaker 14: Yeah, you're not really rhyming pretty much?
Speaker 15: Does it really matter if I'm rhyming on not? It's
just that I'm looking good.
Speaker 14: That's tough, lot, Lot, Oh, now that's there, you go, Lot.
Speaker 15: I like that you're putting me on the spot.
Speaker 1: Matt.
Speaker 15: That's okay, it don't matter. I'm ready to play. I'm
ninety five free w m nh. Here we go. Matt
Connatin for gonnas say you.
Speaker 14: Not bad, not bad, not bad, You're not Kendrick Lamar,
not bad.
Speaker 16: Kendrick Lamart the worst super Bowl of all time? Bring
back stick, play some blue collar man. Then people will
go yeah, yeah, yeah, that's the player.
Speaker 12: Oh old man.
Speaker 2: Why do you know?
Speaker 11: That was a great super Bowl show?
Speaker 15: I couldn't believe what I was seeing. Kendrick Lamar. I
think he shook it a little too far. Why can't
we go.
Speaker 16: Back to some rock and rolling goes down the way
that the Patriots told us.
Speaker 15: YouTube?
Speaker 14: I thought she had another verse, but go on, you
got nothing?
Speaker 31: All right?
Speaker 14: Very good, very good. Wow, that was quite a surprise.
You should you should do a hip hop album?
Speaker 15: Why old people like Yiddish people like myself?
Speaker 14: Well I do.
Speaker 15: I am influenced by it.
Speaker 16: Absolutely, yeah, absolutely, as much as I hate to admit it, it's.
Speaker 14: Well I hate to admit it. I mean, you know,
but it's there.
Speaker 15: It's it's let's not get start, it's it's Music's music.
Do what you love?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 16: Absolutely no in comedy, but it's like everything goes back
to Monty Python, George Carlin, Cheech and Shong Yep, that's
my that's the Big Three.
Speaker 15: Henny Youngman, got any more to throw.
Speaker 14: Any young man? Wow, you're really going back.
Speaker 16: Rodney Dangerfield, Sam Kenniston. But Monty Python to me, yeah
is uh, I don't know why we're going off for
the money.
Speaker 14: Well, the thing about money Python is it's it's uh
kind of timeless in the sense that people of any age,
any generation will get into Python, whereas I would not
say that about, for example, Henny Youngman. I'm guessing people
even a day younger than myself don't even know who
any young man is, you know what I mean? That's okay,
And I think I think Rodney danger feeling like a
lot of people don't know who sticks is.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 14: Yeah, but so you want to see us six at
the Super Bowl?
Speaker 16: If they played blue yeah, thank you? Yeah yeah, if
they played like blue collar man, yeah right now, if
that would bring the house down there Kendrick jumping around
like an idiot, Come on.
Speaker 14: I thought it was great.
Speaker 15: Really thought it was what planet were you on?
Speaker 16: You were watching We Want to we want to Nacho
Overload or something that was awesome.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 12: I loved the dance sequences, and I think during the
whole what they were doing. One of the things I
said to that was, I'm I'm loving this. It's not
a bunch of scantily cloud women.
Speaker 16: I was looking for. Maybe I'm a purist. I didn't
see a drummer, a guitar player, a bass player.
Speaker 26: Yeah.
Speaker 16: Yeah, so we just have to suspend disbelief that that
music is coming off of just stop, don't be so.
Speaker 12: I've seen somebody play a viola through looping.
Speaker 15: Excuse me.
Speaker 12: Music comes in all forms.
Speaker 14: It does.
Speaker 16: And speaking of it, I saw Ace free the other
night up in Portland. People there, what a train wreck
it was?
Speaker 14: Yeah, well that actually what it was an experience.
Speaker 15: He didn't come on till midnight.
Speaker 14: Yeah, that's one of the reasons why I won't bother
to go.
Speaker 15: Didn't come on till midnight.
Speaker 14: But how was they to attend?
Speaker 15: Fantastic?
Speaker 14: Yeah, there you go.
Speaker 15: One of my friends got got us in for free.
Speaker 14: Oh okay, yeah and wow, yeah day to attend?
Speaker 15: Really good, really good?
Speaker 14: Yeah they did.
Speaker 16: They did a cover of Seasons of weather yep uh
and just their whole stick if you would.
Speaker 15: Their sounds was fantastic.
Speaker 14: Yeah, oh they're amazing. Yeah, I don't know if you
were listening that day. They came here first and went
there and uh, yeah, I love day to attend.
Speaker 15: Yeah. Amazing for a Manchester local band to opening up for.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 16: So they they did their forty five minutes nice and tight,
the band before them, nice and tight.
Speaker 15: Then we had a beautiful two.
Speaker 16: Hour in between time waiting for a waiting for Ace
to bless us with his presence.
Speaker 19: Yeah.
Speaker 15: Yeah, it was rough.
Speaker 16: I had to go sit down. Yeah, and there was
no there was no seas where I was. Oh really, Uh,
what's the place called Avon or no, it's uh.
Speaker 32: What is it?
Speaker 14: It's a newer place, I guess the new older place.
What it's called now? I forget what it's called. Anyway,
we are at the top of the hour. We gotta go.
I'm thinking we'll play one we haven't played yet, break
out the debit.
Speaker 16: Card, Oh something else gonna be off the first.
Speaker 14: Or problem and and and highly relatable to people.
Speaker 16: But I would like to thank you for supporting staff,
all my friends, the few that I have, but everyone
who called, everyone who called.
Speaker 15: The people in my life just amazing. Yes, good time
to be alive.
Speaker 16: Absolutely well, Yeah, I think you gotta it's it's just
really hard to be positive today, you know it is.
Speaker 14: You gotta.
Speaker 15: Carpey deal. Yes, yes, carpe Dem seize the day.
Speaker 14: Absolutely, I agree. And you want to plug your television
program too and remind people about the.
Speaker 16: Oh we're gonna we are doing the first recording of
Happy Fun Joy, which maybe I could maybe get Matt
connittant to come on.
Speaker 14: Oh, that would be wonderful.
Speaker 16: It is going to be done in I think two
weeks or a week where I'm getting things together to
uh get the premiere episode done. There half an hour okay,
recorded right here in the same fabulous studio.
Speaker 14: Yeah. Well two doors downs Hall, Yeah, two doors down
very good, very good.
Speaker 16: Midlight pop culture show is still up on YouTube. Yes, yes,
Ricky Mapleton stuff still up on YouTube. Yep, all your
digital platform.
Speaker 14: Excellent, excellent. Well, we will close out the segment with
Breakout the Debit card.
Speaker 15: I appreciate my fans to thee that I.
Speaker 14: Have absolutely And if you're listening live on Saturday, of
course we have kat Ivy coming up in the second
hour and the third hour the twos will be joining us.
But here it is to close out this hour. Ran
new from the album carpet Dum. This is Ricky Mapleton
and this is called break Oh no, this is from
an upcoming album. This is a sneak peak. I apologize,
but but check out the new album carpet. But this
is uh, this is for a future release. But we're
getting a sneak peak here. This is called breakout the
debit card. Ricky Mapleton, what.
Speaker 2: Are the happy money? Gave us off? Quite a thrill.
Speaker 1: Now we just breakout to.
Speaker 2: Debit card, tapt big god, we.
Speaker 1: Just break out the tevit cords.
Speaker 31: Want to drink fall win draw check ish quater that happened.
Speaker 1: To the smooth the twenty dollar bill water.
Speaker 2: That happened to the roll over dollar.
Speaker 30: Now it breakout the debit card, test bit cod.
Speaker 1: We break out the Devin gods, jest bit cod.
Speaker 2: We try check ash, we try check a Tevin CODs,
we sun.
Speaker 1: Even right checks now we don't so far.
Speaker 30: Break out the Tevin cars, breakout our Davin cards, break
it out, break it out, break it out ten a cod,
break it out, breaget out, breaket out, breaget out.
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