Speaker 1: I know that both of you.
Speaker 2: Are very interested in anything that relates to the Kelsey family.
Speaker 3: Oh man, I can't get enough Elsie football, Pat kel football.
Speaker 1: Nose.
Speaker 2: Both are wrong here, Stop kidding, Stop kidding. Travis Kelcey
Speaker 2: confirms non retirement. He said, quote which is I said
Speaker 2: last week there's no way he can that could be
Speaker 2: his last game because of the way they lost. He said,
Speaker 2: I can't go out like that. Whenever you're shooting hoops,
Speaker 2: you have to do what you have to make.
Speaker 1: Ye make one last shot, right?
Speaker 4: He did not.
Speaker 2: He said I'm coming back for sure. He's been in
Speaker 2: the NFL for twelve years.
Speaker 1: He is a for.
Speaker 2: Sure first ballot Hall of Famer. But the Chiefs got
Speaker 2: their ass. Look forty to twenty two is not an
Speaker 2: accurate representation of the ass whooping that they took in.
Speaker 1: The Super Bowl for everyone to watch.
Speaker 2: And by the way, Kelsey had his worst game maybe
Speaker 2: in his career in the Super Bowls.
Speaker 1: He was like, I can't go out like that one
Speaker 1: more year. I got a list for you boys, Okay,
Speaker 1: come on with it.
Speaker 3: People discuss and share the most messed up confessions they've
Speaker 3: ever heard.
Speaker 5: Oh wow, well it is ash Wednesday coming out.
Speaker 2: Doing so Tuesday night we're doing the big Catholic get together,
Speaker 2: and then I'm thinking about doing confession before we go.
Speaker 5: I may go by and see the sneaking deacon Greg
Speaker 5: get your because he's my favorite ash.
Speaker 2: He was explaining why we put ash on our foreheads.
Speaker 2: It's such a great story. We should have monted tell
Speaker 2: the story for everyone to enjoy the Catholic experience. Greg,
Speaker 2: do some confession.
Speaker 3: You should be consider it, Tony, and go the day
Speaker 3: before when no one else is there, so you don't
Speaker 3: hold up the line.
Speaker 5: He's not kidding.
Speaker 2: The last time I went uh, father Mark said hey, yea, yeah,
Speaker 2: let me stop. You can we put all of this
Speaker 2: under sex, drugs and rock and roll?
Speaker 1: I go, sure, he goes done, David.
Speaker 5: Is the truth that you showed up to ASH Wednesday
Speaker 5: and they went Jennings was just here.
Speaker 4: That may or may not have happened.
Speaker 1: All right, give me a confession.
Speaker 4: Confessions people are sharing.
Speaker 3: My coworker confessed that she'd been secretly feeding her husband's
Speaker 3: allergic cat chocolate when he wasn't home.
Speaker 1: Oh no, because.
Speaker 3: She wanted it to naturally pass away so they can
Speaker 3: get a dog instead.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, that isn't I don't. That isn't automatic.
Speaker 2: You find that information out, you leave her as soon
Speaker 2: as you pack your bags and get out of there,
Speaker 2: because you know what she's gonna do next.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, she canna poison you.
Speaker 5: Absolutely.
Speaker 3: I reported her to our mutual friend who lived with them.
Speaker 3: The cat is safe now.
Speaker 1: People will tell you.
Speaker 2: Therapists will tell you if there is there is certain
Speaker 2: rules in their business, if there is stories of animal abuse.
Speaker 2: Those people are off kilter. They're not right. They're not
Speaker 2: a holes. Look we're all three. Dwight and I are
Speaker 2: pretty good, pretty big one.
Speaker 4: Yeah he is.
Speaker 1: He's a smarmy one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, snarky. He's a snarky Give me another one. That
Speaker 2: was really dark? Out of the game.
Speaker 5: What are you doing, man, it's Monday. I wake up
Speaker 5: depressed already.
Speaker 3: I am a cousin who has no shame and actually
Speaker 3: brags about how she cheats and how she's a homewrecker
Speaker 3: by messing around with married men and all her previous relationships.
Speaker 3: She cheated, and she'd bragged everyone and laugh about how
Speaker 3: she hooked up with some guy while her boyfriend had
Speaker 3: no idea she was actually engaged for a did the
Speaker 3: same thing to him with multiple dudes, and she's proud
Speaker 3: of this.
Speaker 2: You have no idea how many women in this town,
Speaker 2: in around the world, not be specific that will that
Speaker 2: see specifically married men because there's no attachment, there's no
Speaker 2: there's no there's no way this can get out in
Speaker 2: front of her skis to where this guy's gonna want
Speaker 2: to date for a long time, so they date specifically
Speaker 2: or exclusively married men. And this person is evil, Yes,
Speaker 2: she's evil. She's ruining people's lives and and she does
Speaker 2: this to her own boyfriends, Like you're dating and you
Speaker 2: still do this, that's just she just a skank.
Speaker 1: Yeah, good word.
Speaker 3: At a sleepover, my friend told me she had been
Speaker 3: secretly recording her parents' fights and uploading them to YouTube
Speaker 3: for money. She had over one hundred thousand subscribers. I
Speaker 3: checked later. The channel is still up, but she stopped
Speaker 3: posting after dad found out.
Speaker 5: Hey Frank, hell a fight you had last night?
Speaker 1: Will you? So?
Speaker 2: The scene in The Watchers where their daughter gets the
Speaker 2: iPad and records a video that basically claims her father
Speaker 2: is a racist, my stomach.
Speaker 1: I just went. She was like, do you deserve this
Speaker 1: or I don't know why. He just uh huh. I
Speaker 1: don't care. I don't series.
Speaker 2: It is so psychologically depressing. It's crazy. But that scene
Speaker 2: got to me. That scene got to me. Go ahead,
Speaker 2: weird confessions.
Speaker 3: I had a friend confess to being the biological father
Speaker 3: of two other friend's kids. What two separate instances of
Speaker 3: cheating with a friend's wife, two instances resulting in a child.
Speaker 4: I don't know. I'm gonna handle it. I was only
Speaker 4: told a couple of days ago.
Speaker 2: Depending on the age of the children, look, once you
Speaker 2: get into a certain couple of years, that's your kid.
Speaker 2: I don't care what the DNA says. You're the father.
Speaker 2: I mean, you're the dad. It can people could be
Speaker 2: a father.
Speaker 4: But the wives both cheating with the same dude.
Speaker 2: Yeah, getting must you know, must be pretty uh.
Speaker 1: Looking guy, good looking guy like me.
Speaker 5: You know they can't they can't resist. Every time I
Speaker 5: walk by the sales girls, I hear him say what
Speaker 5: it asked? Well, the question is heard.
Speaker 2: Joe say that the question is she probably doesn't know
Speaker 2: for sure the two kids are his. Like you, you
Speaker 2: can have a if you don't do a DNA test,
Speaker 2: then you can have an idea that could be theirs.
Speaker 3: But yeah, my former roommate told me she'd been stealing
Speaker 3: small amounts of money from her grandma for years. She
Speaker 3: justified it by saying she has dementia, doesn't need it anyway.
Speaker 1: Oh.
Speaker 3: I moved out the next month and reported her to
Speaker 3: the bank.
Speaker 5: No good for you, Yeah she did. Wow. Well, man,
Speaker 5: that's hardcore. That's cold as it gets. She's got dementia,
Speaker 5: she doesn't need the money anyway.
Speaker 2: Well, you're you know, you're probably there's probably other siblings.
Speaker 2: She's screwing them over. That's that's the deal. If granny's
Speaker 2: got demension, she doesn't need a lot.
Speaker 1: I'm not. You know, you.
Speaker 2: Can't take the money. That's jerk city. But you know
Speaker 2: how many people do that?
Speaker 5: Why would argue she needs the money now more than
Speaker 5: ever for home care, healthcare?
Speaker 1: This one you're gonna love for Greenie.
Speaker 3: This was a while back, long time ago, but I
Speaker 3: was out with a friend and we stopped by one
Speaker 3: of her other friend's houses. This friend of a friend
Speaker 3: warned me to never eat at their house because her
Speaker 3: little brother was prone to taking prodigiously huge dumps that
Speaker 3: clogged the toilet, and her parents would cut them up
Speaker 3: with their regular kitchen utensils. What and then toss them
Speaker 3: back in the dishwasher and put them back in the drawer.
Speaker 5: Oh my gosh, Wait, the beach were so big we
Speaker 5: had to be chopped up.
Speaker 1: Okay, is that what we're talking about?
Speaker 5: Yeah, And they would use the forks and knives, the
Speaker 5: forks a knife from the kitchen.
Speaker 4: And then put them back in the kitchen drawer.
Speaker 5: See, we have something called the Kathy coat hanger from
Speaker 5: when my sister law comes over. Okay, but it's a
Speaker 5: cold hanger, and I don't we just keep it in
Speaker 5: there for her? And then when she used this she
Speaker 5: throws into the trash game, we put a new cold
Speaker 5: hanger in for Kathy.
Speaker 2: The fact that there's not just one person, but it's
Speaker 2: an entire family of psychopaths that think that's okay, right,
Speaker 2: a bunch of turd choppers. I can't really be specific,
Speaker 2: but if there's certain things that happened to a cup
Speaker 2: or a plate or a knife or a fork in
Speaker 2: our house, it's thrown away time, like if something happens
Speaker 2: to it. I can't be specific, and I can't remember
Speaker 2: what the last reason was, but I was like, I'm
Speaker 2: never using this again because it'll be in my head.
Speaker 5: I was on a website that got said to me
Speaker 5: that was for let's say, marital aide, right, and some
Speaker 5: of these things it's said on there, dishwasher safe. I'm like,
Speaker 5: my gosh, dishwasher.
Speaker 1: Well you have to wash them?
Speaker 5: Yeah, you wash them with cleaner. Yeah, yeah, we'll put
Speaker 5: them in a dishwasher whatever. Whatever the thing might be
Speaker 5: that I'm talking.
Speaker 1: About it right, where's the coffee cup?
Speaker 5: See the dishwashers clean?
Speaker 1: Just grab one.
Speaker 4: To see a spatuel And what's that?
Speaker 5: What? What's the weird noise coming out of the dishwasher? Nana?
Speaker 3: Why are there rockets in the dishwasher? My coworker and
Speaker 3: I were in our office. One of them left, so
Speaker 3: it was just me and him. He turned around, looked
Speaker 3: me dead in the eye and said, I have cancer.
Speaker 3: It's really bad. Don't tell anyone. Oh, then turned around
Speaker 3: as the other coworker came back in and started chatting
Speaker 3: like nothing happened.
Speaker 2: It's unfair. It's so unfair. I know you want to
Speaker 2: get it off your chest and tell someone, but why
Speaker 2: did you choose me to be burdened with this information
Speaker 2: and try to process what it's all.
Speaker 5: About Tony by the way. Yeah, hey, how does Tony
Speaker 5: Vinetti change the light bulb?
Speaker 1: I don't know how.
Speaker 5: Hey, I who the light bub in the entire would
Speaker 5: revolves abound me.
Speaker 1: Perhaps, yes, see, so you get here's yeah.
Speaker 2: So the reaction and proper reaction to be getting upset
Speaker 2: with the guy that has cancer.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you know what you ought to do. So the
Speaker 5: guy says, hey, I've got cancer. Don't tell anybody. Then
Speaker 5: as soon as Brian walks by, Hey Brian, you don't
Speaker 5: Mike here has cancer? Right, don't tell anybody, and that'll
Speaker 5: never happen again. Nobody will ever trust you, just like
Speaker 5: I'll ever tell you pertonent information.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, you know, and I'm fine with that.
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, because you don't want to know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, or you. The other answer would be me too,
Speaker 1: Oh wow, where's yours?
Speaker 3: I was invited to my friend's wedding, and when I
Speaker 3: was in the washroom, his bride asked me to come
Speaker 3: in the stall and help hold up her dress while
Speaker 3: she went to the bathroom.
Speaker 4: She told me there that she.
Speaker 3: Had her tubes tied and couldn't have more kids, didn't
Speaker 3: want more kids, but never told her new husband she
Speaker 3: wasn't even upset. It was like ha ha ha, Wow
Speaker 3: they are now divorced. He is remarried and has a
Speaker 3: child that he adored.
Speaker 5: I'll go say, wait till he gets her home and
Speaker 5: sees her tubes. Yeah, yeah, giveaway right there.
Speaker 2: Some people get married with that intention I want to
Speaker 2: have children, and it is unfair as one person like
Speaker 2: the guy gets fixed or she gets fixed, or you know,
Speaker 2: it's the old story where somebody was poking. They were
Speaker 2: poking holes as up in the condom so it wouldn't work.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, stuff like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it's just it's just wrong, just be honest.
Speaker 1: So many of these things.
Speaker 2: How many times we hear these stories that we report
Speaker 2: on and it's like, you could have just got divorced,
Speaker 2: right and just left it and everything would have been fine.
Speaker 1: Now you're in prison, I mean, somebody's dead.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we watched it. That's another thing we watched over
Speaker 5: the weekend was the Lacy Peterson. I want to watch
Speaker 5: that documentary. I want to watch that insane man insane
Speaker 5: And I did.
Speaker 2: Hate to get off topic, but that's speaking of that
Speaker 2: is that eighteen year old that killed that poor fifteen
Speaker 2: year old girl over the weekend. Yeah, I was in
Speaker 2: her room and she he stabbed her to death and
Speaker 2: they got him a couple of minutes. A couple hours later,
Speaker 2: they knew who it was, but that poor fifteen year
Speaker 2: old girl stabbed to death in the Iroquois neighborhood Saturday night.
Speaker 2: And then he's this this guy in the picture of him,
Speaker 2: and is the mugshot.
Speaker 1: He looks like a psychopathic.
Speaker 5: I'm just wondering if one of our lousy, worthless loeus
Speaker 5: of judges will call this person's mother follow that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let's follow that. That's pretty open and shot. And
Speaker 2: you know this kid was eighteen, he's eighteen, nineteen years old.
Speaker 5: How she's fighting. I want to find out how many
Speaker 5: violent priors he's had on him too.
Speaker 1: Well, let's do that.
Speaker 5: We gotta get some of these judges. Yeah he's big, he's.
Speaker 1: Eighteen, Okay, well, yeah, he's eighteen.
Speaker 3: A supervisor in my department at work pulled me aside.
Speaker 3: He told me they would deny it if anybody asked.
Speaker 3: Then he said that a coworker of mine was secretly
Speaker 3: filming me at work. She said she was told not
Speaker 3: to tell me, but I thought I deserve to know.
Speaker 1: Oh you think. Yeah, dude, someone's feeling you for what purpose?
Speaker 4: Don't know.
Speaker 1: Oh it's creepy.
Speaker 4: That is creep around.
Speaker 1: I used to eat you.
Speaker 2: Know, ten years ago it was super creep rama. You're right,
Speaker 2: But now we're just on video all the time everywhere.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we just are.
Speaker 2: Now you can't check out, put your phone down.
Speaker 1: Stop videoing me? Why video in me? Yeah you were
Speaker 1: saying this is it's no big deal. I don't care.
Speaker 1: But you can't check out a target.
Speaker 2: You look up, you just raise your head from target
Speaker 2: checking things out, and there you're on camera.
Speaker 3: All these guys that you know show up at Walmart
Speaker 3: or Low's or Minards and they buy like a murder kit.
Speaker 4: They buy rope and tarp and a shovel. You're on video.
Speaker 1: You're on video, dude.
Speaker 2: Well, the two guys that did the Jesse smole A, yeah,
Speaker 2: Juicy Juicy, I'm sorry, Juicy smole A. They're all on
Speaker 2: camera buying the rope, buying all the props.
Speaker 1: It's the hat.
Speaker 3: The rope and everything was like you were on camera
Speaker 3: and with the video that our phone can take.
Speaker 1: I know, why are surveillance camera is always grainy?
Speaker 2: I don't know that because now they are. Like last
Speaker 2: night they were mentioning how many movies can be completely
Speaker 2: shot on an iPhone.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this one's awful.
Speaker 5: Well, I don't want to say I gotta talk to
Speaker 5: that for a second, because Mario that comes in here
Speaker 5: and does our videos, super guy, the guys.
Speaker 1: In Yeah, take fifty cents out.
Speaker 2: I'll allow it. It's the only one today. You were behind, David, Yeah,
Speaker 2: you are behind. You might have to listen to the podcast.
Speaker 2: It might be a couple in there.
Speaker 5: He does speed balls. But Mario, he does all these
Speaker 5: videos for us. I asked him, I said, what do
Speaker 5: you do you download putting computer? He goes, no, no, no,
Speaker 5: it's all on my phone. You added, He goes, yeah,
Speaker 5: everything he does on his phone.
Speaker 4: These kids, this one's terrible.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 3: A co worker told me that when he was seven
Speaker 3: or eight, he was at his aunt's farm playing with matches,
Speaker 3: lighting them and throwing him in a bucket. Some haycot
Speaker 3: fire and things got out of control. He closed the
Speaker 3: barn doors and went outside. The adults came running when
Speaker 3: they realized what was happening, and the horses were in
Speaker 3: there making horrible noises. No Dad got the barn doors open.
Speaker 3: Horses with flaming manes came running out. Several were killed,
Speaker 3: others had to be put down. His aunt knew he'd
Speaker 3: been involved, but he insisted he didn't do anything. His
Speaker 3: aunt blamed him, but his father took his side, and
Speaker 3: it caused a huge family Rift said he never told anyone,
Speaker 3: and that the memory of the horses and the loss
Speaker 3: of the barn was something he'll.
Speaker 4: Carry his whole life.
Speaker 2: He was a kid. He was a kid playing with matches.
Speaker 2: He was a kid. How old he say?
Speaker 5: Seven?
Speaker 4: Seven or eight? Something like that.
Speaker 2: Man, Come on, dude, everybody played with matches when there
Speaker 2: were seven, not me. No, you've played with the actual
Speaker 2: I was responsible. You had a zippo at seven.
Speaker 5: And that can.
Speaker 1: One more?
Speaker 5: Hey, teach, let me light you.
Speaker 3: Perhaps perhaps I had a coworker come to the house.
Speaker 3: There were drinks and smoking all that good stuff. After
Speaker 3: everybody cleared out and it was just him and me,
Speaker 3: he got really weird, gave me a hug and whispered
Speaker 3: in my ear. I hope this doesn't change anything, man,
Speaker 3: but I need to let you know that I've killed
Speaker 3: two people.
Speaker 5: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 3: I thought he was messing around, and when they left,
Speaker 3: I decided to search him. Sure as heck, he gotten
Speaker 3: out of prison three years prior on murder Charger. We're
Speaker 3: still cool to this day. Seems like he's turned his
Speaker 3: life around and has become a pretty decent family man.
Speaker 2: You don't know what. You don't know. What you don't
Speaker 2: know that's on a plate somewhere.
Speaker 5: You don't know what you don't know till you don't know.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 2: It was a guy that used to work out in
Speaker 2: one of our places that I've worked out at, the gym.
Speaker 2: He was the nicest guy. Everyone loved him. He was
Speaker 2: crossed the board, the most popular person in the entire gym. Literally,
Speaker 2: everyone was like, that's the greatest guy in the world.
Speaker 2: Finally something happened and someone googled him, and sure enough
Speaker 2: he he had a history of stealing from old folks.
Speaker 2: He was like he was he was fraud frauds from
Speaker 2: elderly people, you know, scamming them and stuff like that.
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Speaker 5: This radio eight forty whas Yeah, Baby News Radio eight
Speaker 5: forty whs. One of my favorite bands right there, Eagles
Speaker 5: of Death Metal. That's not who we're talking to. We're
Speaker 5: talking to Billy mcnichl, Louisvillion, doing good, Hey, Billy, how
Speaker 5: you doing?
Speaker 2: Man?
Speaker 6: What ud I.
Speaker 5: Had to bring in? I had to bring into Eagles
Speaker 5: of Death Metal because it was, uh, it was louder
Speaker 5: than life or was that the bourburna beyond which one?
Speaker 4: Was it?
Speaker 1: Billy?
Speaker 5: It was louder, louder than life. So my wife and
Speaker 5: I have been huge Eagles of Death Metal fans for
Speaker 5: years and years and years. So the front man, Jesse,
Speaker 5: he walks out and he performs, and then halfway through
Speaker 5: the performance he goes, I want to recognize my buddy,
Speaker 5: Billy mcnickl. I went, oh, my gosh, I know that guy,
Speaker 5: and sure enough it was you. How did I want
Speaker 5: to get to the event? But how did you get
Speaker 5: hooked up with Jesse from Eagles of Death Metal?
Speaker 6: So uh so real quick. Yeah, So I've got a residency.
Speaker 6: That was the first artist since Prince to land a
Speaker 6: prolonged residency at the Hollywood Roosevelt. Uh and uh sunny Hollyweird, California.
Speaker 6: But anyway, my official nonprofit that I work with his
Speaker 6: Face Forward. They do reconstructive surgery for the mostly violence
Speaker 6: and human trafficking victims. Jesse Hughes is on the board
Speaker 6: with him. We connected through our friend Mandy Budd, who
Speaker 6: is one of the top dogs over at Face Forward.
Speaker 6: We started brainstorming. Jesse invited me over to his house
Speaker 6: with her and we and my friend Kristen and we
Speaker 6: went over. We met and we put together this awesome
Speaker 6: program and yeah, man, we and we've we've been pretty
Speaker 6: we've been very, very dear friends since we've been running
Speaker 6: around for about the last seven months. And he's been
Speaker 6: not only just a wonderful mentor to me, but he's
Speaker 6: been an even better friend.
Speaker 5: Talking with Billy mcnicholl right now. He's a louivillion, he's
Speaker 5: a drummer, has been living in Hollywood, California for some time.
Speaker 5: A lot of a lot of accomplishments in just a
Speaker 5: little bit of time you've been out there. You just
Speaker 5: mentioned you're the first artists since Prince to have the
Speaker 5: resident residency at the Roosevelt. But that's not all. You're
Speaker 5: a songwriter, producer, band leader. Uh And also I'm I
Speaker 5: saw where you and Eddie Trunk, Tom Morello from Rage
Speaker 5: Against the Machine a bunch of others got together for
Speaker 5: Ronnie James Deal's widow, Wendy Deal for the Foundation and
Speaker 5: raise some money. Bowling is your life surreal sometimes when
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Speaker 5: Morello from Rage Against the Machine for for a variety,
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Speaker 6: Right, Yeah, man, Like I met Tom once before that.
Speaker 6: He actually, you know, when I played, you know, I
Speaker 6: played back to back with Danny Carey at the Whiskey
Speaker 6: with his band Volto, And when I landed that gig,
Speaker 6: I ran into Tom and it was randomly and he
Speaker 6: like congratulated me for that.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 6: Yeah, man, to go out and to compete and do
Speaker 6: the bowling thing, you know, And I'll tell you what
Speaker 6: dot this bowl for Ronnie James deal. This is an
Speaker 6: interesting situation. My brother, So I did the Red Carpet
Speaker 6: with Jesse Hughes. We were all on the same team
Speaker 6: with one another. We did our red carpet Shenanigans, and
Speaker 6: after we did our thing, my friend Kristen, who works
Speaker 6: for Danny Wimmer, walked us up the stage to go
Speaker 6: meet Danny. So Danny's standing up at the top right,
Speaker 6: and then I see this guy walk by and he's
Speaker 6: got on a Louisville Cardinal's hat. But it's not just
Speaker 6: any Louisville Cardinals hat. My guy, it's like a nice
Speaker 6: Louisville Cardinals hat, like kind of like upper s like
Speaker 6: kind of like you know, something that you really wouldn't see,
Speaker 6: like limited edition, right. And so I'm like, wait a minute,
Speaker 6: you know what, I'm rocking my red and white Adienuses
Speaker 6: because you know, I'm a one C four baby, you know.
Speaker 6: So I'm like looking at him. I'm like, this dude
Speaker 6: looks familiar. And he looks over. I said, hey, man,
Speaker 6: there's not a Card's hat I see. He goes yep.
Speaker 6: I said, what's your name? He goes Josh. I said,
Speaker 6: I know who you are. You're Josh Hurd, aren't you?
Speaker 6: And he was yet because how'd you know it was
Speaker 6: Josh Hurd? Apparently him and Danny are real tight. He
Speaker 6: was he was a bull Fordo. So I started I
Speaker 6: started talking to Josh Hurd. I was like, yo, man,
Speaker 6: I've been in contact with doctor Jason Cumberland's the director
Speaker 6: of bands at u of L. We've been kicking around
Speaker 6: this idea for about a year about bringing our bands
Speaker 6: together doing a halftime performance. And he goes, really a
Speaker 6: rock collaboration with the pet band. I don't think that's
Speaker 6: ever been done before. Doctor Carbleedge said the same thing.
Speaker 6: So he was like, dude, I'm excited. Let me get
Speaker 6: your number. So we swapped numbers, and Bro, I'll tell
Speaker 6: you what I've met, Prince, I met Prince back in
Speaker 6: the day. Wow, I've met I've met Tom Morello, Like
Speaker 6: you know what I mean, I've met all kinds of folks,
Speaker 6: work with a bunch of folks. But for and I'm
Speaker 6: usually cool comic collector around musicians, but for some reason,
Speaker 6: I turned into like a twelve year old girl. I
Speaker 6: was like and I was like bumbling about bubbling and
Speaker 6: I said, sorry, bro, I'm peeking out right now. And
Speaker 6: so but anyway, you know, I got in touch with
Speaker 6: doctor Jason Cover was shortly there after, and that's how
Speaker 6: this thing got kicked into high gear for this halftop
Speaker 6: performance that's coming up here on Wednesday at night.
Speaker 5: Oh this Wednesday, Yes, sir, okay, you're you're not in
Speaker 5: town yet, are you.
Speaker 6: I'll come in tomorrow, Come in tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 5: Yeah, this is exciting because uh, you know, I would
Speaker 5: say that you're right on. There hasn't been a collaboration,
Speaker 5: but it's just dawned on me Fleetwood Mac did that
Speaker 5: with Tusk I believe it was USC's But other than that,
Speaker 5: I can't think of any time when when they've done
Speaker 5: a collaboration like this. Billy mean Nichols our gas. He's
Speaker 5: a drummer. We'll go ahead, Billy, go ahead.
Speaker 6: That's gonna save the Fleetwood Master. That wasn't not a game,
Speaker 6: that was a recording.
Speaker 5: Oh that's right. Yeah, that's a good point. Yeah, okay, Yeah,
Speaker 5: So this is the first.
Speaker 6: It's never been done at a collegiate basketball or pro
Speaker 6: a collegiate or pro level basketball game, a pet fand
Speaker 6: is never collaborated with the rock group for a halftime performance. No,
Speaker 6: of course, you see it for Super Bowl. Yeah, see
Speaker 6: it with you know, football halftime performances. But it's never
Speaker 6: been done. And there's a reason why, because it's it's
Speaker 6: a you know, it's it's uh, it's hard to pull off.
Speaker 5: Well, let me ask you this, because that's why that's
Speaker 5: where exactly where I was going. Obviously I'm not a musician,
Speaker 5: but I've been in a couple of garage bands, and
Speaker 5: here's what I will say. It's like hrding cats just
Speaker 5: to get everybody on the same page. Just to rehearse
Speaker 5: a damn song? How are you all practicing? With you
Speaker 5: in Hollywood? Up in California? And of course University of
Speaker 5: Louisill fighting Carlins Band here? Or do you are you
Speaker 5: gonna wait and rehearse when you get here? How does
Speaker 5: that even play out? Man?
Speaker 6: This is so cool? So like, so what we did
Speaker 6: is we put together. I don't want to give away
Speaker 6: what we're doing, okay, but I'll just go ahead and
Speaker 6: say that I put we put together. My group were
Speaker 6: a power trio. H. Bargov, Shottery on guitars, TJ. Wilson
Speaker 6: on bass, H myself on the drums and vocals. We
Speaker 6: put together a recording, a rough recording, and I sent
Speaker 6: it for what we're doing. I sent it to doctor
Speaker 6: Jason Cumberlige, And I'll tell you what, Man, this is
Speaker 6: so cool. Like he has like the software or he
Speaker 6: was able to kind of like it helped him score it.
Speaker 6: So not only did so there's there's sheet music and stuff,
Speaker 6: but when when you played, he can actually like play
Speaker 6: it back where he sent me an actual virtual recording
Speaker 6: of what this thing's going to sound like with horns.
Speaker 5: Oh that's pretty cool.
Speaker 6: It was awesome how like what he how he was
Speaker 6: able to do it. And what's been what's been going
Speaker 6: down is like they've been rehearsing their their end of
Speaker 6: the spectrum, right, and yeah, we've been rehearsing our end
Speaker 6: of the spectrum.
Speaker 5: It's exciting. Billy mcnickell Louivillion, drummer, musician, producer, songwriter, band leader.
Speaker 5: You also, I always think this is impressive when musicians
Speaker 5: pick up endorsements, and Yamaha has picked you up right
Speaker 5: for drums.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm considered a regional Yamaha artist. I met. I
Speaker 6: got to give a shout out to Steve Hower, uh
Speaker 6: regional uh manager with Yamaha, who offered that to me
Speaker 6: while I was teaching drums at Mom's Music.
Speaker 5: That was that was before my you know, Oh wow,
Speaker 5: I had no idea.
Speaker 2: Ok.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he owns Mombs now and uh so yeah, but
Speaker 6: like this is kind of before he came along. But
Speaker 6: you know, the previous owner, Marvin Maxwell, had introduced me
Speaker 6: to Steve Hower, and uh, Steve and I headed off.
Speaker 6: He invited me down a summer name in Nashville, and
Speaker 6: this is like just before the pandemic, and he welcomed
Speaker 6: me to the Yamaha family.
Speaker 5: Well listen, a lot of good stuff going on for you,
Speaker 5: Billy McNichol.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 5: If you want to catch him performing live, this is
Speaker 5: a it will be Melton, your band and in the
Speaker 5: Fighting Cardinals Marching Man all together for one collaboration never
Speaker 5: been done before. I'm excited. You can't give away where
Speaker 5: you're gonna play, and can you.
Speaker 6: I can't give a shout out real quick? Bro? Can
Speaker 6: I give a shout out to someone real quick?
Speaker 5: Please do? Yeah?
Speaker 6: Man, I want to give a shout out to doctor
Speaker 6: Gary Krump. This guy he's a you know, I don't
Speaker 6: want to infringe if you have sponsors or anything like that.
Speaker 6: This guy, this guy paid for my band to come
Speaker 6: out from lack what a guy. So yeah, he's you know,
Speaker 6: just look him up Cards Nation, you know what I mean?
Speaker 6: Like absolutely, yeah, man, And so I just I'll just
Speaker 6: gotta leave it at that, as I gotta.
Speaker 5: Ask you one more thing before we get out, and
Speaker 5: we gotta get out of here in a minute. But
Speaker 5: there's video out there. You're playing at the Whiskey and
Speaker 5: you're absolutely killing it for a musician. And you go
Speaker 5: and you play the whiskey. That's that's that's got to
Speaker 5: be like, I don't know, a pinnacle, right or not.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 5: I mean because it's so famous, so many great acts
Speaker 5: come through the Whiskey, you know, all the way back
Speaker 5: to the doors. That yeah, yeah, I mean, yeah, that
Speaker 5: had to be an incredible feeling.
Speaker 6: It is, man like I remember the first time that
Speaker 6: I ever played it, you know, yeah, man, I mean
Speaker 6: it's it definitely is like a surreal like you said, surreal.
Speaker 6: It is a very surreal feeling. But you know, it's
Speaker 6: just like I'm not gonna wrest.
Speaker 5: My laurels there, you know, absolutely, you know what I mean, Like, yeah.
Speaker 6: But it's but you know, yeah, definitely, I'll hold my
Speaker 6: experiences at the Whiskey close to my heart and and
Speaker 6: I'm very proud of that, you know. And so I'm
Speaker 6: just trying to do my uncle Steve mcnicholl, uh, trying
Speaker 6: to make him from the Rugby's rest in peace, trying
Speaker 6: to make him proud and my family on both sides.
Speaker 6: On the Nickel and Birds side.
Speaker 5: He's Billy. He's Billy McNichol. He's uh, lots of success
Speaker 5: out there in a hollyweird California. Baby, Listen, keep in touch,
Speaker 5: and don't miss this halftime show. It's gonna be this Wednesday.
Speaker 5: This Wednesday. Hey, Billy mc nicol, I heard about this.
Speaker 5: I wanted you on the show, and you were kind
Speaker 5: enough to call in. I appreciated me.
Speaker 6: Go okay, and thank you so much for all of
Speaker 6: your support and everything that you're doing.
Speaker 5: Brother, Always Billy and Nick, I'll see you soon. Brother,
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