Speaker 1: You're listening to Later with Moe Kelly on demand from
Speaker 1: KFI AM six forty O.
Speaker 2: Wimbo Kelly Mom six forty.
Speaker 3: I'm Caleb Blood, the driver of the brand new Sparkle Smash,
Speaker 3: a six ton Unicorn with a bold attitude. I've competed
Speaker 3: on the Triple Threat series, I've competed on the Stadium series.
Speaker 4: Ala What Soldier Fortune.
Speaker 3: And now I get to drive the brand new Sparkle
Speaker 3: Smash Monster Dam truck. For you guys, the initial call
Speaker 3: that I got to drive a brand new Master Damn truck,
Speaker 3: I couldn't believe it.
Speaker 5: Change is part of life.
Speaker 3: Changes part is being successful, and you have to learn
Speaker 3: to adapt to change. This is my journey from Soldier
Speaker 3: Force and a Sparkle Smash, in.
Speaker 4: My journey, in my Monster Dam career.
Speaker 3: My personality is a perfect fit for this truck. We
Speaker 3: are a combination of talent and toughness and I cannot
Speaker 3: wait to give life to Scorkles Smash and show everyone
Speaker 3: with this Washing Dam truck can be on the travel.
Speaker 3: We're not here to just compete, We're here to smash
Speaker 3: the competition.
Speaker 6: Kf I AM six forty n'ths Later with mo Kelly,
Speaker 6: We're live everywhere in the iHeartRadio app.
Speaker 4: Monster Jam returns to dominate Anaheim.
Speaker 6: Tickets are still available to see the world's most popular
Speaker 6: Monster Jam trucks and best driver's Roar in the Angels
Speaker 6: Stadium this weekend February fifteenth and sixteenth to battle in
Speaker 6: the Stadium Championship Series. And yes, we have tickets to
Speaker 6: give away. You know how we do it. Nobody gives
Speaker 6: away as many tickets as we do. In fact, before
Speaker 6: the end of my conversation with Kaylea Blood yes it's
Speaker 6: her real name, you will have your chance to win
Speaker 6: four event tickets and four pit passes.
Speaker 4: We're doing it bigger than ever before.
Speaker 6: Please welcome Lafayette, Louisiana's own kayleab Blood to the show.
Speaker 4: How are you doing this evening, Miss Blood.
Speaker 3: I'm doing great. Thank you for having me. I'm looking
Speaker 3: forward to coming back to Anaheim, my favor place.
Speaker 6: Man Aha, I love it. And when you say Blood,
Speaker 6: you mean blood. You've competed in boxing, Mma, served in
Speaker 6: the National Guard.
Speaker 4: Where did your competitive spirit come from?
Speaker 7: Man?
Speaker 3: Just growing up, I've always been super competitive and always been,
Speaker 3: you know, always looking for that adrenaline rush. And my
Speaker 3: life has definitely got me into some really interesting places,
Speaker 3: like you know, just having the being able to run
Speaker 3: track and field in high school and growing up and
Speaker 3: just having that coach that believed in me to just
Speaker 3: be there for me mentally and make me mentally strong
Speaker 3: and make me want all of these great things for myself.
Speaker 5: She kind of instilled a lot of that for me.
Speaker 3: So moving forward in my life, it just seemed like
Speaker 3: I'd always find myself in these crazy places where it's
Speaker 3: just like either my just one and adrenaline rush or
Speaker 3: just wanting to just I don't know, exceed people's expectations
Speaker 3: because sometimes they'll see a female and they'd be like,
Speaker 3: oh my gosh, she can stick with the guys and running,
Speaker 3: she can box, she can do all of this. I
Speaker 3: just I love that feeling of just being an inspiring
Speaker 3: female that could do all these things.
Speaker 5: And now I'm on the ultimate stage to be.
Speaker 3: Able to inspire little girls and girls everywhere to do
Speaker 3: awesome things like this, even in a male dominated sport.
Speaker 5: You know, if you feel like you got it, go
Speaker 5: for it.
Speaker 4: I love that.
Speaker 6: And I've seen your videos and your driving style is
Speaker 6: as aggressive as anyone's. What is your mentality though, I mean,
Speaker 6: beyond the desire for the adrenaline rush. What's your mentality
Speaker 6: when you step in a Sparkle smash or any monster truck.
Speaker 3: Well, you know, I'm trying to build a name for
Speaker 3: myself in the sport. I'm not a second generation driver.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 3: I got into motocross at about twenty years old and
Speaker 3: found my way into motorsports, which is something that I
Speaker 3: truly love. And you know, I want to make a
Speaker 3: name for myself in this sport and in Monster Jam.
Speaker 3: You know, you have so many opportunities to be the
Speaker 3: world finals champion, to do this, do that, but you
Speaker 3: have to be ready for when that time comes. And
Speaker 3: you know, like I said, my son, he's twelve years
Speaker 3: old and he's coming up, and I want him to
Speaker 3: ultimately maybe be a generation driver, so to be able
Speaker 3: to kind of edge my name in the Monster Dam
Speaker 3: history books in any sype of toward it sort of way.
Speaker 3: You know, it would be awesome for him coming in
Speaker 3: the sport, and that would open up a door of
Speaker 3: opportunity for him.
Speaker 5: You know that wasn't available for me.
Speaker 3: I kind of had to open up all of those
Speaker 3: doors for myself throughout my entire life, and I never
Speaker 3: really had anyone's help, you know, to do that but
Speaker 3: my own. So I think that's what that's kind of
Speaker 3: taught me over the years is just kind of do
Speaker 3: what I need to do to help my son get
Speaker 3: to the next level and maybe make it a little
Speaker 3: easier for him than I did, but still teach him
Speaker 3: the values that it needs to learn.
Speaker 6: Obviously, at the beginning of our conversation, you express your
Speaker 6: affection for Anaheim, and by that also it means Angel Stadium,
Speaker 6: So take me to Angel Stadium. What should someone expect
Speaker 6: to see, or hear or experience while at Monster Jam
Speaker 6: this weekend, Well, if.
Speaker 3: You've never been to Monster dam at Anaheim, it's like
Speaker 3: anything that you've.
Speaker 5: Never been to is for everyone.
Speaker 3: And when I say it's for everyone, it's for mom,
Speaker 3: dad's sister, brother, aunt, uncle Graham, called Grandma. Everyone is
Speaker 3: going to find something that they love about this monster
Speaker 3: Truck event, whether it be the racing or the two
Speaker 3: wheel skills that we do where we're putting these trucks
Speaker 3: on two wheels and balancing them and walking them back
Speaker 3: and forth, or freestyle where you've never seen the twelve
Speaker 3: thousand pound moster jam truck, do a backflip, or have
Speaker 3: fifty sixty feet of air into a crazy crash or save.
Speaker 5: So it really is always.
Speaker 3: Something that someone's gonna want to come back to. And
Speaker 3: I love Anaheim so much. I've been going to Anaheim
Speaker 3: for the past four years now on my stadium tour
Speaker 3: and I was driving Soldier Fortune on my first freestyle
Speaker 3: there in Anaheim, and man, the support that I have there,
Speaker 3: I just feel it when I am there, and I
Speaker 3: know each and every one of these fans at Anaheim
Speaker 3: always have my bag no matter what moster jam truck
Speaker 3: I'm driving, and I love.
Speaker 5: It coming out there.
Speaker 3: Just feeling the support, it makes me want to go
Speaker 3: out there and win ten times more. And we do
Speaker 3: pit party, you know before the event, where we have
Speaker 3: everyone come out and we're by our trucks signing autographs,
Speaker 3: chit chatting with everyone, and that's such a great time.
Speaker 3: I've met so many people over the years that I
Speaker 3: have like so many personal relationships with now, and they
Speaker 3: follow my career and they support me. And you know,
Speaker 3: being a female in this male dominated sports sometimes you
Speaker 3: got to be mentally tough. And having all of that
Speaker 3: support going into the event sometimes I feel like definitely
Speaker 3: like pumps you up and motivates you be like, yes
Speaker 3: I do belong here. Yes I am gonna go out there,
Speaker 3: and I'm capable of doing everything that these guys are doing.
Speaker 3: So I love Anaheim, always have. Y'all have a special
Speaker 3: place in my heart. And every time I come out there,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna drive that truck into the ground.
Speaker 6: Talk about mental toughness and being a competitor and this
Speaker 6: twelve thousand pound machine that you're driving. Let me take
Speaker 6: this in a different direction. All competitors have good days
Speaker 6: and they have bad days. But monster Jam, you're also
Speaker 6: at the mercy of that twelve thousand pound monster truck.
Speaker 6: How much does a truck vary from day to day,
Speaker 6: from competition to competition.
Speaker 3: Well, you know, I'm not gonna lie, man. My whole
Speaker 3: life growing up, I've had what you call hard luck.
Speaker 3: So I've had that hard luck and I've had to
Speaker 3: work through it. And no matter if it is the
Speaker 3: monster damn truck that kind of fails me at the moment,
Speaker 3: And it just seems like a lot of times that's
Speaker 3: what it is. Makes with a little bit of bad
Speaker 3: luck for me, So it seems like there's a lot
Speaker 3: of times where it's just like back to back struggles
Speaker 3: and issues with the monster damn truck, whether it be
Speaker 3: breaking an axle and racing, or the transmission going out
Speaker 3: in two will, or you not being able to finish
Speaker 3: your freestyle because your rear steer went out, or you
Speaker 3: rip the hose, and you know, it's always something and
Speaker 3: you just have to learn how to You have to understand,
Speaker 3: first off, it's a monster truck. You know it's holding
Speaker 3: up to what we're doing, but they're not made for
Speaker 3: these things, so sometimes things are going to break, and
Speaker 3: you know, you just got to move forward to the
Speaker 3: next event. And I am so competitive and I want
Speaker 3: to go out there and win every time. So every
Speaker 3: time I go out there and I don't hit my
Speaker 3: mark and I'm not successful, you know, I take it
Speaker 3: to heart. I beat myself up and I'm hard on
Speaker 3: myself and all the guys know it. So when they
Speaker 3: see me, they're like, hey, get out of your own head,
Speaker 3: go out there and have fun. And I really feel
Speaker 3: like after doing this for ten years, that is literally
Speaker 3: what it is. You have to go out there and say,
Speaker 3: this is my job. I'm gonna have fun and whether
Speaker 3: I go out there and win or not. The fact
Speaker 3: that I have the guts to go out there and
Speaker 3: show these little girls that we can drive Monster Jam
Speaker 3: trucks and we can do crazy stuff, I think that
Speaker 3: just says volumes in itself, you know. So I've had
Speaker 3: to really learn how to Yes I'm such a competitor,
Speaker 3: and yes I'm so aggressive, but sometimes if I calm
Speaker 3: myself down just a little bit, I'll go out there
Speaker 3: and do way better than I would if I just
Speaker 3: put so much pressure on myself.
Speaker 6: My guest right now is the fantastic Caleb Blud. Can
Speaker 6: you hear the enthusiasm in her voice? Right now, we're
Speaker 6: talking about Monster Jam as it rolls into Angel Stadium
Speaker 6: this weekend February fifteenth and sixteenth, And when we come back,
Speaker 6: we're gonna give you your opportunity to win four pit passes
Speaker 6: and four event tickets to Monster Jam.
Speaker 4: So keep it right here. It's Later with Mo Kelly
Speaker 4: KFI A six forty five. Everywhere in the iHeartRadio app.
Speaker 1: You're listening to Later with Mo Kelly on demand from
Speaker 1: KFI AM six forty.
Speaker 7: I'm here in Anah, I'm California. It's something called Monster Jam.
Speaker 7: If you're not familiar with that, let me fill you in.
Speaker 8: Monster truck craze began way back in the nineteen seventies
Speaker 8: with legendary names like driver Dennis Anderson and his Goliath
Speaker 8: sistruck known as the Grave Digger. When the Monster Jam
Speaker 8: Suga began in nineteen ninety two, they made the jump
Speaker 8: into the big time and it's currently a thriving, multi
Speaker 8: million dollar industry.
Speaker 4: While crushing cars was.
Speaker 8: Once pretty cool, today Monster Jam drivers have definitely taken
Speaker 8: monster truck racing and freestyle competition to all new heights.
Speaker 7: And soon would be forty five thousand people in these
Speaker 7: stands to watch it. And one of the reason they
Speaker 7: here to watch it because of my next guest. She
Speaker 7: is just a killer driver. Her name is Kalo Blood
Speaker 7: and yes that's her real.
Speaker 4: Name, Kfi.
Speaker 6: Later with Moki, We're live everywhere on the iHeartRadio app
Speaker 6: and if you just tuning in, I'm right in the
Speaker 6: middle of a fantastic conversation with Lafayette, Louisiana's own Caleb
Speaker 6: Budd as we talk about Monster Jam, which is roaring
Speaker 6: into Angels Stadium this weekend February fifteenth and February sixteenth
Speaker 6: to battle in the Stadium Championships Series. At the end
Speaker 6: of this segment, we're going to be giving away four
Speaker 6: event tickets and four pit passes if you want to go,
Speaker 6: so you better pay attention cayleb Blood, who will be
Speaker 6: driving Sparkle, Smash and Kayla. Last segment, I was listening
Speaker 6: to you and there was this one word which was
Speaker 6: consistent through everything you said. Competitive. You are competitive. I
Speaker 6: can think of competition and being competitive in a variety
Speaker 6: of ways. But I wonder is there, or if so,
Speaker 6: how much trash talking goes on between drivers, either before, during,
Speaker 6: or after a Monster Jam.
Speaker 3: Oh. You know the guys they're always messing with me
Speaker 3: and giving me a hard time. They were like my brothers,
Speaker 3: you know, so you know, they they know whenever it's
Speaker 3: time to give me constructive criticism, and they know whenever
Speaker 3: they can just mess with me about something like of
Speaker 3: course it's part of it, but they love to give
Speaker 3: me a hard time about it, you know, just being
Speaker 3: able to go out there and actually maintain my Monster
Speaker 3: damn truck respectfully for my crew guy and all of
Speaker 3: the mechanics. But sometimes it's inevitable, you know, Breakage is
Speaker 3: gonna occur, got to kind of get over it.
Speaker 6: How much can you prepare for a failure of a
Speaker 6: monster truck? I mean, you know what's going to happen
Speaker 6: on some level, but how much preparation goes into you know,
Speaker 6: do you have an extra axle, do you have two
Speaker 6: extra tires? Give me some sense of how can you
Speaker 6: best prepare from a mechanic standpoint.
Speaker 3: Well, to be honest, all of our haulers that we
Speaker 3: have that actually transport our monster Damn trucks, they contain
Speaker 3: extra shocks, they can train, extra housings, transmissions, motors, so
Speaker 3: anything you think of, we have in these trade ready
Speaker 3: to go for at least two trucks. So you have
Speaker 3: these trailers, each truck, each trailer has two trucks that they're.
Speaker 5: Transporting back and forth.
Speaker 3: And with those trailers is all of your equipment, all
Speaker 3: your technicians, and typically on one team you'll have your
Speaker 3: crew chief and then you'll have your third guy, and
Speaker 3: together as a team they may and maintain your trucks
Speaker 3: and keep us going at all times.
Speaker 5: And honestly, in.
Speaker 3: The event it's pretty spectacular, it could be any one
Speaker 3: of the monster dam trucks go down and you have
Speaker 3: every mechanic from each truck or technicians from each other
Speaker 3: truck just out there thrashing and working on these trucks.
Speaker 3: They can change the transmission out in fifteen minutes, you know.
Speaker 3: They Yes, they are absolutely amazing. And then you have
Speaker 3: your thirds that might go out, so that's taking the
Speaker 3: whole rear off and putting everything back on it all together.
Speaker 5: And they can do that in a matter of time.
Speaker 3: And we really do all of this just to get
Speaker 3: our trucks back out there, and that is what the
Speaker 3: goal is, to have every one of them trucks out
Speaker 3: on the floor ready to compete, and you know, whatever
Speaker 3: way we can. And so they're pretty amazing at their job.
Speaker 3: You know, we have uoh technicians that have been able
Speaker 3: to have the opportunity to go to school there and
Speaker 3: then come on to Monster Jam and be technicians as well,
Speaker 3: and I think that's been a great program for them.
Speaker 3: We've had drivers come out of that school even, you know,
Speaker 3: and so all the drivers we come from all different
Speaker 3: walks of life. So to see him be able to
Speaker 3: come from a wrenching position or technician position where they're
Speaker 3: actually working all the trucks. They know the mechanics of
Speaker 3: the truck. And then now you're a driver. I think
Speaker 3: that's the ultimate secret, right there, is to just know
Speaker 3: your monster dam truck so well. And you know, as
Speaker 3: a driver, I try to do that myself. When I
Speaker 3: have any mechanical failure, I have damage. My crew chief
Speaker 3: he let me know. Even though half the time he
Speaker 3: knows that probably don't understand what he's saying, he's still
Speaker 3: it's respectful and still tells me each and everything that
Speaker 3: is wrong with my truck. And through over the years,
Speaker 3: just because he's been telling me, I've learned a lot
Speaker 3: through that.
Speaker 6: It's a big machine, as we say, and that's an
Speaker 6: understatement that some twelve thousand pounds. I wonder because I
Speaker 6: honestly don't know. There are a lot of g forces
Speaker 6: probably involved. It's a heavy piece of machinery. How do
Speaker 6: you personally train to keep you in a degree of
Speaker 6: shape to handle one of these machines.
Speaker 3: Well, I definitely think being physically fit is beneficial, especially
Speaker 3: when you roll these things over and you're in a
Speaker 3: turtle position upside down. Being able to try to breathe
Speaker 3: is really tricky. But you know, I started my career
Speaker 3: ten years ago where we actually had the Triple Threat
Speaker 3: Monster Jam series where we race the ATV, side by
Speaker 3: sides and the trucks all in one event. And we
Speaker 3: had seven different competitions within two hours, and so we're
Speaker 3: running between each of these vehicles and also do a motocross.
Speaker 3: So that's kind of where I got my star in
Speaker 3: my career. Monster Jam is just having the motocross background
Speaker 3: and coming in and being athletically inclined to perform on
Speaker 3: the Triple Threat series. And you know, it was about
Speaker 3: seven years in and I got promoted to stadiums. So
Speaker 3: it was pretty cool. Whenever I got promoted to the stadiums.
Speaker 3: You know, all I had to worry about was the
Speaker 3: Monster dam truck, not the side by that's the ATV.
Speaker 5: So you know, I still run everywhere I go. I'm running.
Speaker 5: They're like, Kayla, why are you running? You know this
Speaker 5: way I learned how to do this. I at one
Speaker 5: speed and I just run everywhere.
Speaker 6: I have thoroughly enjoyed my conversation with you, but I
Speaker 6: know you got to go. You got more training to do.
Speaker 6: But we also have to give away some event tickets
Speaker 6: and pit passes. I need from you, Miss cayleb Blood
Speaker 6: A number between one and ten. I'm gonna say seven,
Speaker 6: Caller number seven, give us a call right now at
Speaker 6: eight hundred five two zero one KFI eight hundred five
Speaker 6: to two zero one five three four Caller number seven,
Speaker 6: eight hundred five to zero one KFI eight hundred five
Speaker 6: two zero one five three four, and you will be
Speaker 6: the winner of four event tickets and four pit passes.
Speaker 6: Miss cayleb Bludd, thank you so much for coming on tonight.
Speaker 6: I wish you safety, I wish you success and a
Speaker 6: great monster gym and come back with the title next.
Speaker 5: Time sounds great man. I appreciate it. Thanks for having me.
Speaker 6: It's Later with Mo Kelly caf I AM six forty
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Speaker 6: Animals the world over have had enough of humans.
Speaker 9: Hornets are attacking in China, Sharks are swallowing up the
Speaker 9: surfers in Florida. Lions and tigers are eating in turns
Speaker 9: oh my, and bears are pouncing on women in the
Speaker 9: Pacific Northwest.
Speaker 4: Unless we put us stop to the.
Speaker 9: Mistreatment of animals, they can, they will, They shine attack.
Speaker 4: AM six forty.
Speaker 6: It's later with mo Kelly Live Everywhere in the iHeartRadio
Speaker 6: app And this was a segment that we used to
Speaker 6: do on The mo Kelly Show when animals attack, and
Speaker 6: it's real simple. The animals have every right to eat us,
Speaker 6: to kill us, to maim us, to destroy us because
Speaker 6: of how we treat them. And a common theme and
Speaker 6: a recommendation. Remember how earlier in the show I was saying, Hey,
Speaker 6: you know what, maybe you shouldn't try to get gas
Speaker 6: at night. You should always be aware of your surroundings.
Speaker 6: That also applies to going in the ocean. No, I'm
Speaker 6: not talking about getting gas while you're in the ocean.
Speaker 6: I'm saying don't go in the ocean because someone's always
Speaker 6: watching and it's.
Speaker 4: Usually looking at you as food.
Speaker 6: Two Americans have been injured in a shark attack while
Speaker 6: swimming in Bemini Bay, that's the Bahamas. According to police,
Speaker 6: two Americans were injured, one seriously, in this shark attack.
Speaker 6: Initial reports indicate that the victims, both USA residents, sustained
Speaker 6: injuries while swimming in the waters at Bamini Bay. Both
Speaker 6: women sustain injuries to their lower bodies, with one of
Speaker 6: the victims injured seriously. In fact, that person will require
Speaker 6: a third surgery to repair the damage to her leg.
Speaker 6: I can say confidently the last time I've been or
Speaker 6: I was in the ocean. It was on a cruise
Speaker 6: to the Caribbean and I was in Megan's Bay. I
Speaker 6: think it's like US Virgin Islands. I was in the
Speaker 6: water for like three hours, and I was uncomfortable the
Speaker 6: whole time. Water just came up to my waist. It
Speaker 6: was the bluest water. Everywhere you could see the bottom,
Speaker 6: You could see everything which is going on around you.
Speaker 4: But I never quite felt comfortable.
Speaker 6: And I think this was maybe twenty seventeen, and I
Speaker 6: have not stepped my ass in the ocean since this
Speaker 6: is twenty twenty five. I may not ever go back
Speaker 6: in the ocean because I know that's not my house.
Speaker 6: I'm just basically on the menu. I'm just advertising. You
Speaker 6: know what I don't understand about this story is is
Speaker 6: it goes on to say the incident remains under investigation.
Speaker 4: What is there to investigate for? What I investigate?
Speaker 6: Are they are they trying to see if they were
Speaker 6: was some sort of precipitating event?
Speaker 4: Was there some sort of argument?
Speaker 6: Was there some sort of disagreement, whether you know, was
Speaker 6: a look someone called a name.
Speaker 4: What is there to discuss?
Speaker 2: Well to that point, in twenty twenty three, there were
Speaker 2: sixty nine unprovoked shark bites. So maybe they're trying to
Speaker 2: see if these sharks were harassed, if they were somehow
Speaker 2: teased encouraged.
Speaker 6: Oha on, we need to ask the women what they
Speaker 6: were wearing. They yeah, we might need to see what
Speaker 6: was going That was kind of funny. Stepan, that was
Speaker 6: kind of funny. Even Mark was kind of Mark. Come on,
Speaker 6: you were laughing at that. Okay, all right, maybe that
Speaker 6: won't make you laugh, but maybe this will. Let's go
Speaker 6: to Marion County, Florida. Monkeys are a staple in central Florida.
Speaker 6: Just in case you didn't know. If you don't know,
Speaker 6: they're reeseus mccaqus originally brought to Florida by the manager
Speaker 6: of a glass bottom boat operation who release six on
Speaker 6: an island in the Silver River to attract tourists. However,
Speaker 6: as the legend goes, the monkeys swam away from the
Speaker 6: island into the surrounding forest, breeding and increasing their numbers
Speaker 6: over the years. The breeding that's important, the population of
Speaker 6: monkeys in the Silver Spring State Park has reached as
Speaker 6: high as four hundred at some points. Trapping and removal
Speaker 6: efforts have kept them from getting out of hand. But
Speaker 6: there is a new issue just beyond their breeding. They
Speaker 6: pose a threat to public health as the Reese's macaqs
Speaker 6: in Florida have tested positive for Herpes BE and it's
Speaker 6: been spreading to humans.
Speaker 4: Wait wait, whoa herpees? Yeah, herpose be.
Speaker 6: The virus can be transmitted by these monkeys through bites, scratches,
Speaker 6: or contact with bodily fluids. You can take that however
Speaker 6: you want. Well, what else do you expect from a
Speaker 6: breed of monkey called macaques. In addition, these recist macaques
Speaker 6: may become a straphing really see honestly some mercy room shot.
Speaker 6: In addition, the Reeseis macaqus may become aggressive when fed
Speaker 6: by people. And of course we're always dumb enough to
Speaker 6: feed animals just because that's what we do, from pigeons
Speaker 6: to coyotes to monkeys, Reeseus macaques, and so a rule
Speaker 6: was passed in twenty eighteen prohibiting locals from feeding any
Speaker 6: wild monkeys in the state.
Speaker 4: But they're about.
Speaker 6: It lists of different counties, but they are at least
Speaker 6: some anywhere from twenty five to fifty in each county,
Speaker 6: So they are everywhere, and there's a good chance that
Speaker 6: you may catch herpes if you happen upon a Reesis macaque.
Speaker 4: Now not trying to stare upon.
Speaker 2: Does that mean if you have an entanglement with how
Speaker 2: are you exchanging bodily fluid with one of these macaques?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 6: It says if a monkey is encountered, keep children close
Speaker 6: and pets leashed. If bitten or scratched by a wild monkey,
Speaker 6: immediately wash the wound and seek metal medical attention. Call
Speaker 6: the National B Virus Resource Center for emergency information. What
Speaker 6: is the National B virus Herpes B? I'd rather call
Speaker 6: the A one the best?
Speaker 4: This is the herpes B.
Speaker 6: I never BUYD. I give up with Stephans. It's like,
Speaker 6: what the hell, what the hell's going on? If you
Speaker 6: observe a wild monkey that poses the threat to people,
Speaker 6: call the fwc's Wildlife Alert Hotline at eight eight eight
Speaker 6: four zero four three ninety two two.
Speaker 4: Put that in your phone.
Speaker 6: Any recis macaque observation scene outside of the core population
Speaker 6: near Silver Spring should be reported by calling the Exotic
Speaker 6: Species Hotline.
Speaker 4: Hello, exotic species highline, How can.
Speaker 3: I help you?
Speaker 6: Eight eight eight four eight three four six eight one. Again,
Speaker 6: that's eight eight eight four eight three four six eight one.
Speaker 6: If you should encounter an exotic species herpes though.
Speaker 2: Not bites, not just if you're bitten. This this is
Speaker 2: about you contracting herpes. That's very specific. Yeah, I said
Speaker 2: that that's an STD.
Speaker 6: Well maybe they don't deal with gonorrhea or chlamydia.
Speaker 4: I don't know. It said herpes. Be these monkeys are
Speaker 4: just wilding out. They're out there. Oh, they're getting their
Speaker 4: freak gone. They out there burn get the freak one,
Speaker 4: get the freak gone.
Speaker 6: It's later with bo Kelly can if I am six forty,
Speaker 6: were live everywhere the iHeartRadio app.
Speaker 4: We're firing stuff tonight.
Speaker 6: That was a funny joke, Mark Bonner, I will give
Speaker 6: you that, and it just went by without even a
Speaker 6: second thought.
Speaker 4: The least we could do is break the record for
Speaker 4: saying macac in a sentment. That would did take me
Speaker 4: a second though. I was gonna say, what is that
Speaker 4: is that an Irish my cac?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 4: Come on that that was damn funny. I'll tell you
Speaker 4: what you can do with that, Raise us my cock,
Speaker 4: lucky times, that magic that lets us.
Speaker 6: I am six forty we live everywhere in our heart
Speaker 6: radio app And I hope you enjoyed that conversation with
Speaker 6: Caleb Blood at the top of the hour. I hope
Speaker 6: you appreciate the fact that we're trying to give away
Speaker 6: more and more gifts, tickets, giveaways. Love doing that, and
Speaker 6: as opportunities present themselves, we will be giving away more
Speaker 6: cool things. In fact, we now have a new sponsor
Speaker 6: for name that movie Cult Classic, and I'm very pleased
Speaker 6: to announce that Alamo Draft House Cinema in downtown LA
Speaker 6: will be sponsoring name that movie Cult Classic.
Speaker 4: Let me tell you about Alamo Draft House Cinema.
Speaker 6: It's the cinema experience where they have first roun features,
Speaker 6: repertory titles, and limited and special screenings across twelve different auditoriums.
Speaker 6: You can get your food or drink your concessions while
Speaker 6: at your seat or in the bar. There's nothing like
Speaker 6: a good bar. Tell it Mark, this is the first
Speaker 6: time hearing of this and it's incredibly cool. Yes, and
Speaker 6: Alamo's attached video Vortex lounge and video store featuring cool
Speaker 6: merchandise and free video rentals. Plus Alamos curated craft cocktail
Speaker 6: menu and an array of local and regional craft beers,
Speaker 6: and they have other cool stuff happening and upcoming in
Speaker 6: the near future. They have family friendly programming and screening opportunities.
Speaker 6: Will tell you more about that in the future. They'll
Speaker 6: be showing Oscar nominated films and Alamo is bringing back
Speaker 6: their Oscar nominated titles. You can catch them on the
Speaker 6: big screen before the winners are announced during the Oscars.
Speaker 6: They have Valentine's programming and special items and merchant and
Speaker 6: sweepstakes vacation that they're offering, and they will be showing
Speaker 6: a Captain America Brave New World, which opens on February thirteenth.
Speaker 6: We'll be seeing that that night, and they have so
Speaker 6: much more. We'll tell you about more as it's made
Speaker 6: available to us, but we will be giving away passes
Speaker 6: and tickets and screening opportunities.
Speaker 10: Each and every Friday, so you don't have to.
Speaker 4: Ask, at least in the near future. Given a ready
Speaker 4: prizes tonight.
Speaker 10: Yes, beginning this Friday, this Friday. Yes, not next Friday,
Speaker 10: but this Friday. I am super excited about this.
Speaker 2: We have long talked about what's going to take for
Speaker 2: movie theaters to survive those dry spells when there aren't
Speaker 2: a lot of hits. What's got people coming back day
Speaker 2: after day during the week. Alamo draft House has solved
Speaker 2: the equation. The theaters are not big, meaning there are
Speaker 2: not a lot of seats in the theaters because the
Speaker 2: seats are those super comfy custom seats that are just
Speaker 2: basically shares. Just in your living room. You're sitting watching
Speaker 2: the film, food being brought to you. It is the
Speaker 2: best experience. It is an experience that you can have
Speaker 2: with your family, or you can have an adult night out,
Speaker 2: have some beverages and take in a movie.
Speaker 6: Or Stephan could show up at your door unannounced on
Speaker 6: Valentine's you all could.
Speaker 4: Go to the movie together.
Speaker 2: That may not happen the way that you're laying it out,
Speaker 2: but we could both go to that movie theater and
Speaker 2: just hang out.
Speaker 4: Just go together, go in one car. Make it easier.
Speaker 6: Okay, enough of you, but very very pleased to have
Speaker 6: Alamo Draft House Cinema come on board. We had been
Speaker 6: working on this and have to give a kudos and
Speaker 6: credit to Talla Sharp who had been working on this
Speaker 6: for quite some time. But this is in concert with
Speaker 6: what we've been trying to do big picture. We talk
Speaker 6: about entertainment, we talk about movies. Obviously we have the
Speaker 6: movie contest, but we had not found the right partner
Speaker 6: in which to pair up with and Alamo Draft House Theaters.
Speaker 4: It's a perfect, perfect partner for that.
Speaker 2: And I have to pass the kudos and the partnership
Speaker 2: love on down to the one and only Nick Poliochini
Speaker 2: this weekend with Nick?
Speaker 4: What's up with Nick?
Speaker 2: Because Nick behind the scenes, because he's out and about,
Speaker 2: he is always looking for different ways to expand the
Speaker 2: footprint of the Later family, and he has done so
Speaker 2: by making this introduction happen. And so once again Nick
Speaker 2: has come through with.
Speaker 6: Some magic and they know the show and listened to
Speaker 6: the show. Yes, that's the best part. It wasn't like
Speaker 6: we need to explain. So tell me about your show?
Speaker 6: What is it about? And trust me, we get that
Speaker 6: question sometimes that's.
Speaker 4: How we usually do.
Speaker 6: What is it you do?
Speaker 4: Oh it's a radio show?
Speaker 6: So I KFI six forty Oh yeah, Tim Conway no
Speaker 6: no no, Bill Handlem no no no no no.
Speaker 4: John Cobel no no no no. It's after Dean Shop.
Speaker 4: I believe that true story. True story. Can't tell all
Speaker 4: the story, but true story.
Speaker 6: But it's nice when you're trying to grow the show
Speaker 6: and someone's like, oh, yes, we know you, we get you,
Speaker 6: we love you.
Speaker 4: We're gonna work with you. And so here we are
Speaker 4: starting this Friday.
Speaker 6: And you know that when we play the game on Friday,
Speaker 6: it will have a theme.
Speaker 4: I'll just tell you that right now. It's Valentine's Day.
Speaker 6: It's going to be Valentine's movies, rom coms and all
Speaker 6: that kind of stuff. Me personally, it's not my thing
Speaker 6: Valentine's Day, rom coms. But you know, I'll make an
Speaker 6: exception this week since we're kicking off this great relationship
Speaker 6: with alm Draft House Cinema.
Speaker 2: Do you have a romantic film of a love film
Speaker 2: that ranks at your at your number one?
Speaker 4: I know I do.
Speaker 6: I have my number one love fest film of all time.
Speaker 6: Off the top of my head, I would say Bronx Tail.
Speaker 6: Just off the top. Oh that's a good that's a going,
Speaker 6: that's a going that if I really thought, I mean
Speaker 6: I really liked The Notebook, I would watch that one again.
Speaker 6: I'm a fan of When Harry met Sally. I have
Speaker 6: to really think about it. I don't know.
Speaker 4: Loving basketball, yeah, loving basketball top of my list. I'd
Speaker 4: have to think about it.
Speaker 6: But yeah, I'm not a romantic as in anti romance.
Speaker 6: It's just that those movies are at the top, are
Speaker 6: not at the top of my list in a cinematic sense.
Speaker 2: I was a Bronx tail or rom com I don't
Speaker 2: get that. No, no, no, just just romantic dating comics. And
Speaker 2: it's got so much about.
Speaker 6: Age and finding the one you only get like three
Speaker 6: great loves in your life.
Speaker 4: Oh, it absolutely the.
Speaker 2: Test if you don't practice the door test.
Speaker 4: Oh Mark I Oh, I saw that as a very
Speaker 4: young man and I took that to heart.
Speaker 6: Is very much about finding peace within the storm of
Speaker 6: the mob and also his father, who was Robert de Niro,
Speaker 6: who was anti mob.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it hasn't been out in thirty one years, so
Speaker 6: it might not be the freshest in my mind right now.
Speaker 6: But I never thought of it as a rom com.
Speaker 6: Oh well, I wouldn't say not rom com as in comedy, but.
Speaker 4: It's a romantic film. Yeah, it's a romantic kind of
Speaker 4: coming up.
Speaker 6: Okay, all right, It's no Harold in Maud as far
Speaker 6: as no romances go. No, I didn't like Harold and
Speaker 6: Maud anyhow I know good be mad, be mad, I
Speaker 6: don't care.
Speaker 4: I'm just being honest. I can't do this. Look at
Speaker 4: the top.
Speaker 6: Why don't you just do the news? Do your job?
Speaker 6: Why don't you do it live? You do it live
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