Speaker 1: This morning, Happy eighty fourth to Mike Love run nice
Speaker 1: and nice where we be long, it's going to make
Speaker 1: it that.
Speaker 2: Would make you say nice? Maybe seeing happy times together
Speaker 2: week I'm gonna set every Christmas.
Speaker 1: You would. I am with a condition and my co
Speaker 1: acognition open.
Speaker 3: Amazing.
Speaker 4: We could be buried, we could, we could.
Speaker 1: We could be happy. Coming to you from the sixth
Speaker 1: floor of a nondescript bird killer building. It's the Saturday
Speaker 1: Morning edition one more time, La, let's see.
Speaker 2: Makes but let's talk about this.
Speaker 1: Oh and for the last twenty eight years, it has
Speaker 1: been real nice to be with you every Saturday morning,
Speaker 1: save for a few vacation days here and there. Today
Speaker 1: is the anniversary show. I believe we started actually in
Speaker 1: February of nineteen ninety seven. But we're gonna have the
Speaker 1: anniversary party supposedly today. And I say supposedly because there's
Speaker 1: always a fly in the ointment, there's always you know,
Speaker 1: a monkey in the wrench, to quote Bruce Willison, some
Speaker 1: wonderful movie from the eighties. So we're planning on this
Speaker 1: party today. And I should have known better than to
Speaker 1: schedule a party on the IDEs of March. Who does that? Well?
Speaker 1: Speaking of the IDEs of March March fifteenth, forty four BC.
Speaker 1: On the IDEs of March, Julius Caesar, then the Roman dictator,
Speaker 1: assassinated by Roman senators at two Brute Brutus and Cassius,
Speaker 1: who feared Caesar was working to establish a monarchy. They
Speaker 1: cut him down a day that would live in infamy.
Speaker 1: Hopefully today, with the weather forecast and everything else, does
Speaker 1: not live in infamy this date. In nineteen sixty five,
Speaker 1: then President LBJ. Lyndon Baines Johnson addressed a joint session
Speaker 1: of Congress called for new legislation to guarantee every American's
Speaker 1: right to vote. The result was the passage of the
Speaker 1: Voting Rights Act of nineteen sixty five. Probably the least
Speaker 1: egregious thing that LBJ did, something actually positive on this day.
Speaker 1: In nineteen seventy two, The Godfather, the film based on
Speaker 1: the Mario Puso novel Francis Ford Coppola behind the Director's Chair,
Speaker 1: premiered in New York. This is the Day of the
Speaker 1: Godfather debut twelve. Just thirteen short years ago today, convicted
Speaker 1: former Illinois Governor Rob Blagoyevitch entered federal prison in Colorado
Speaker 1: began serving a fourteen year sentence for corruption released in
Speaker 1: February twenty twenty, at the end of President Donald Trump's
Speaker 1: first term, and Trump would pardon Blagojevich. Then last month
Speaker 1: of this year, a pedestrian bridge under construction over a
Speaker 1: busy Miami Highway collapsed on this date in twenty eighteen,
Speaker 1: crushing cars beneath it. Six people died ten were injured.
Speaker 1: And in twenty nineteen, on March fifteenth, the gunman killed
Speaker 1: fifty one to two mosques in christ Church, New Zealand,
Speaker 1: streaming the massacre live on Facebook. Now what I want
Speaker 1: to know is how does the country with some of
Speaker 1: the most strict gun laws in the world allow a
Speaker 1: gunman to walk into two moss and shoot fifty one people.
Speaker 1: Jud Hirsch, the actor, is ninety today mentioned Mike Love.
Speaker 1: Filmmaker David Cronenberg is eighty two. Sly Stone More with
Speaker 1: Sylvester Stewart of sly Stone in the Family Stone this
Speaker 1: morning at seven thirty five with the music professor. He's
Speaker 1: back in rock and roll Archaeology, the guy who created
Speaker 1: the first digital album, musician Ray Cooter is seventy eight today.
Speaker 1: Francis Conroy seventy two, d. Snyder of Twisted Sisters, still
Speaker 1: not taking it at seventy. Baseball Hall of Famer Harold
Speaker 1: Baines is sixty six. Brett Michaels have poisoned as sixty two.
Speaker 1: We'll hear from Brett before the morning's over. Singer TV
Speaker 1: host Mark McGrath Sugar Ray is fifty seven. We won't
Speaker 1: hear from him. Actress Kim Raver is fifty six. Eva
Speaker 1: Longoria is fifty. Uh will I am from Black Eyed
Speaker 1: Peas is fifty. We might sneak in some Black Eyed
Speaker 1: Peas this morning. Liam An actor kelln Lutz is forty.
Speaker 1: If it's your birthday, I hope it is the best
Speaker 1: birthday you could possibly imagine. You get to do the
Speaker 1: things that you love to do with the people you
Speaker 1: love to do them with, and that is truly my
Speaker 1: wish for you. It's anniversary Day on the Saturday Morning
Speaker 1: edition WOOO. It continues in moments.
Speaker 5: This morning at nine, Mike Allen bites the latest wave
Speaker 5: of ridiculousness with karatefe discipline on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 6: Over the years you've brought them into your home. You
Speaker 6: were prescribed opioids after the C section when Dad entered
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Speaker 1: Kind of a wild morning. There is a tornado watch
Speaker 1: in effect for pretty much the entire tri state area.
Speaker 1: Some thunderstorms this morning, clearing at about ten or eleven
Speaker 1: this morning and then refiring up like four or five
Speaker 1: this afternoon for the greater Cincinnati area. Are high about
Speaker 1: twenty one degrees, but the wild weather continues tonight and
Speaker 1: there are some serious severe weather threats for most of
Speaker 1: us going into the late hours this evening into the
Speaker 1: early hours of Sunday.
Speaker 7: Just so you know, seven one hundred and WL Jummany Sport,
Speaker 7: Liam Tomlinson tournament time and the dominoes keep falling.
Speaker 1: What's going on?
Speaker 8: Yeah, there was some games last night, late into the night.
Speaker 8: Kentucky tipped off at ten. They've lost to Alabama ninety
Speaker 8: nine to seventy in the SEC tournament quarterfinals.
Speaker 1: So all of the local teams.
Speaker 8: Xavier is looking in the bubble looking in into the tournament,
Speaker 8: and Kentucky should be in probably a three or four seed.
Speaker 8: Louisville topp Clemson seventy six seventy three. Duke defeated North
Speaker 8: Carolina seventy four to seventy one in the ACC semi finals,
Speaker 8: so Louisville and Duke will face off in the ACC
Speaker 8: Championship tonight at eight thirty. Saint John's rolled to a
Speaker 8: seventy nine sixty three victory over Mark.
Speaker 1: There's that Patino guy again.
Speaker 8: Creighton defeated Yukon seventy one to sixty two, So Saint
Speaker 8: John's and Creighton face off in the Big East Championship
Speaker 8: tonight at six thirty Ivy League Championship. Today Princeton Yale
Speaker 8: eleven am tip off some SEC tournament semifinal games. Tennessee
Speaker 8: faces Auburn, Alabama faces Florida.
Speaker 1: You ever seen you ever seen a Princeton Harvard basketball game.
Speaker 1: It's great. So like, look little midgets playing five feet
Speaker 1: below the rim. It's awesome.
Speaker 8: I've seen the Prince the Harvard Princeton football games.
Speaker 1: Now gotta do basketball. Lots of lots of rolling pick cuts,
Speaker 1: a lot of a lot of clock management, not a
Speaker 1: whole lot of dunks.
Speaker 8: The Big Ten semi finals Wisconsin in Michigan State face
Speaker 8: off in the first game in Michigan and Maryland face
Speaker 8: off in the nightcap. All right, Reds fell to the
Speaker 8: Diamondbacks two to one and the White Sox seventy three
Speaker 8: and split squad scrimmages yesterday, Wells two two. In a
Speaker 8: day that heards even more goodness. Reds are back in
Speaker 8: action this afternoon against the Royals. First pitch is set
Speaker 8: for four oh five right here on the Home of
Speaker 8: the Red seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 5: Your tune to news Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: Are you having trouble hearing loss can devastate the quality
Speaker 1: of your life. You want to make God laugh, tell
Speaker 1: him your plans. That's what we always say. Twenty eight
Speaker 1: years and counting and up first is a guest that
Speaker 1: many of you have been listening for whatever reason, low
Speaker 1: these many years. Is unique to this program. And she
Speaker 1: used to she used to spread herself around, so to speak.
Speaker 1: That didn't sound good. The first time I ever heard
Speaker 1: this caller on the air, I was driving in one
Speaker 1: Saturday morning and I heard her with a man named
Speaker 1: Steve Summers who had replaced his father on the Truck
Speaker 1: and Bozo show the atn Overnights here, and I said,
Speaker 1: who is that person? She is so interesting? And then
Speaker 1: she started calling me. I don't remember at what point.
Speaker 1: The Lynette that was her name, then started calling me
Speaker 1: and just became a regular part of my Saturday mornings.
Speaker 1: And now she has evolved, she has grown like we
Speaker 1: all should, like hopefully we all do. And now she
Speaker 1: is known as Mama Tree and she is on the
Speaker 1: line right now on the anniversary show. Good morning, Mamma Tree.
Speaker 1: May Darling, I love you too, Thank you.
Speaker 9: It was a thirstday you were on the air. Remember
Speaker 9: my son the captain who called you and he said
Speaker 9: calling that tree because he's a good oldide. Remember that
Speaker 9: I told you twenty eight years ago. First day you're
Speaker 9: on the air.
Speaker 1: In nineteen ninety seven. You're sure, baby, Yes, well you've
Speaker 1: been there from the beginning.
Speaker 9: Then, yeah, we are the first.
Speaker 1: But I first heard you on the truck and boat
Speaker 1: with Steve Summers calling in you.
Speaker 9: No W, that be sixty one years, but I'm thirty seven.
Speaker 1: I love your math. Your math is always the best
Speaker 1: part of our conversation. She's been WLW for fifty one
Speaker 1: years and she's only thirty seven years old. I love that.
Speaker 10: Now.
Speaker 1: Now, how long have you been alive this time?
Speaker 9: Oh? Sixty one years today?
Speaker 1: Oh sixty one?
Speaker 9: Oh six years to my dad? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah you died six years ago, but you're
Speaker 1: six today.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I'm sixty years old.
Speaker 4: Been happy?
Speaker 10: Laugh?
Speaker 1: No song this morning, or you don't feel like it?
Speaker 1: Or what's going on?
Speaker 10: Ye?
Speaker 9: Hold my hand, bad, God, old my hand, Old my hand, Lord,
Speaker 9: hold my hand. I'm down on my knees. I'm begging you, Lord.
Speaker 9: I need a doctor, I need a lawyer, and I
Speaker 9: need your marrycy.
Speaker 11: Lord.
Speaker 9: If you don't hold my hand. I will sail. Hold
Speaker 9: my hand, Lord, hold my hands, old my hand. Amen.
Speaker 1: All right. So you got a little frog in your
Speaker 1: throat this morning?
Speaker 9: Yeah, I got cold in my sleep and this is
Speaker 9: the love of it.
Speaker 1: Oh well, I hope you feel better as the day
Speaker 1: goes on.
Speaker 9: Oh. I hate to tell you, but my fish has
Speaker 9: changed my plan. You know, she's my he's honor. Yeah, director,
Speaker 9: and I'll battle it. Who I am, Malma Tree? This litery,
Speaker 9: it's girl. So the black dress will wait?
Speaker 1: All right, sweetheart, that sounds fun. I'll be there all right.
Speaker 1: Look forward to seeing your moment Tree. Love you. Take care?
Speaker 9: Yeah, bye bye.
Speaker 1: See that is what I look forward to every Saturday morning,
Speaker 1: and my life is rich because of it. It's hot.
Speaker 1: It's hot.
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Speaker 13: Excuse me, I know you have a nine o'clock so
Speaker 13: I'll keep this short. I'm the business suit in the
Speaker 13: back of your closet. You wore me nearly every day
Speaker 13: before your office went quote casual. I used to be
Speaker 13: the CEO of your closet. Now I'm just that one
Speaker 13: intern no one ever talks to. I always thought you'd
Speaker 13: circle back with me, get granular, keep me in the pipeline.
Speaker 13: But nada, nothing. Don't you remember the McKittrick presentation. You
Speaker 13: spilled coffee on me and I still looked amazing during
Speaker 13: the breakout talkback, Q and A. So I think it's
Speaker 13: time for me to move on. I've got a great
Speaker 13: resume and I absolutely crush it in interviews. Okay, let's
Speaker 13: make this a clean break shift the paradigm. The only
Speaker 13: thing I ask is that you think outside the box
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Speaker 15: A busy weather day around the try S Data tornado
Speaker 15: watch is in effect until ten am for the majority
Speaker 15: of the area. We've also got a floodwatch in effect
Speaker 15: for most of the area and a wind advisory. Showers
Speaker 15: and storms will be possible this morning with a severe
Speaker 15: threat and then again this afternoon.
Speaker 1: Evening.
Speaker 15: Make sure you are staying weather aware and keeping up
Speaker 15: to date with WCPO from a severe weather station, I'm
Speaker 15: nine First Warning Meteorologist Cameron Harden on news radio seven
Speaker 15: hundred wlw OUR.
Speaker 7: iHeartRadio Music Awards are back Monday Night on.
Speaker 16: Fox performing Long God, Bunny, Billy Eile, Jenny Chesney, Money
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Speaker 1: On Fox Monday Night starting at eight pm, and listen
Speaker 1: on iHeartRadio. Furniture Fare is turning sixty two. This calls
Speaker 1: for a celebration.
Speaker 16: We always have the area's lowest prices guaranteed, but during
Speaker 16: our anniversary sale, you'll.
Speaker 1: Get an if you need a BENJ know you player,
Speaker 1: if you need somebody to give you directions, if you
Speaker 1: just need a friend. This guy has been steady Eddie
Speaker 1: the whole way through on the Saturday morning edition, and
Speaker 1: he's back again, Ladies and gentlemen, once more, Dick from Dayton.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Dick.
Speaker 18: Good morning Garry, Jeff. How are you.
Speaker 1: Oh you sound good. You sound like you're ready for
Speaker 1: a party today.
Speaker 18: Yeah, I haven't. It's somebody gonna get me because I
Speaker 18: haven't heard from Dave or anybody, because I've been I've
Speaker 18: been a.
Speaker 8: Wait this week.
Speaker 18: I've been playing a lot of music this week.
Speaker 1: Oh, you've been on tour.
Speaker 10: No.
Speaker 18: I went over to me over in Zinga, and then
Speaker 18: I went to the strummers uh and a lot of people.
Speaker 18: I went to this little coffee hub that miss mat
Speaker 18: and we got to talk and then I played actually
Speaker 18: four days this week.
Speaker 1: Holy mackerel, I bet you're Austin.
Speaker 18: No, it was just nice. Everybody greeted me. And you know,
Speaker 18: wonder day thought I went down somewhere and loped or something,
Speaker 18: you know, eloped play music, you know or something.
Speaker 1: Okay, maybe they thought you were cheating on him. Uh.
Speaker 1: This is the this is the message I got from
Speaker 1: Dave from Dayton. Dave Backgrath. He says, Jeff, the uber
Speaker 1: driver will be picking Dick up to get him to
Speaker 1: Huddles around noon for your enery. So for God's sake, Dick,
Speaker 1: don't go any Wait, on. Jeff, the Uber driver coming
Speaker 1: to pick you up.
Speaker 18: Okay, oh okay, okay, Now is he gonna am I
Speaker 18: gonna get back?
Speaker 1: Well, I imagine he'll stay with you like he did
Speaker 1: last time on your birthday and bring and bring you
Speaker 1: back home.
Speaker 18: Oh okay, about what time you say?
Speaker 1: Just need you need to be home? He said he will. Well,
Speaker 1: he will deliver you about noon, which means he's gonna
Speaker 1: pick you up at like I don't know, eleven o'clock
Speaker 1: or ten forty five or something to get there by noon.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, So don't go anywhere, Dick, don't you'll miss
Speaker 1: your ride. Don't go anywhere. Okay, all right, Well look forward.
Speaker 1: We all look forward to it, brother, every single one
Speaker 1: of us. So I may have some changes of plans,
Speaker 1: you know what, Dick, I'm going to get your number
Speaker 1: down to. We may have an alternate location I just
Speaker 1: found out, Yes, yes, okay, but we'll get you there,
Speaker 1: all right.
Speaker 18: Oh okay, okay, all right.
Speaker 1: Thanks, take care, okay, say good night, Dick, good night,
Speaker 1: carry Jeff. All right, Dick from Dayton, and I do
Speaker 1: have some important information regarding our party today, So to
Speaker 1: be really busy on the phone in between commercial breaks,
Speaker 1: and I'll let you know exactly where we're gonna pick
Speaker 1: up and have this shim dig on the IDEs of March.
Speaker 1: Details are rapidly changing as we continue the show. Maybe
Speaker 1: Dave from Harrison will be around the corner. He usually
Speaker 1: is just past six o'clock news, and then Dave and
Speaker 1: maybe old Radio Rick and the regular cast of characters
Speaker 1: is chip Hart, says chip Hart, who's also supposed to
Speaker 1: be at the party today. That's another call. I gotta
Speaker 1: make well. I got things to do and I'll fill
Speaker 1: you in on all the details in just a moment
Speaker 1: on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 19: Run a business and not thinking about podcasting think again more.
Speaker 15: A busy weather day around the Try State of Tornado
Speaker 15: watch is an effect until ten am for the majority
Speaker 15: of the area. We've also got a floodwatch and effect
Speaker 15: for most of the area and a wind advisory. Showers
Speaker 15: and storms will be possible this morning with a severe
Speaker 15: threat and then again this afternoon evening. Make sure you
Speaker 15: are staying weather aware and keeping up to date with WCPO.
Speaker 15: From a severe weather station, I'm nine first Morning Meteorroologist
Speaker 15: Cameron Harden on news radio seven hundred W welw our.
Speaker 1: Next update is that six thirty I'm Whitney Harris News
Speaker 1: Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 7: News twenty four hours a day, News Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: Into the first official hour of the Saturday morning edition
Speaker 1: for this Saturday, March fifteen to twenty twenty five. Gary
Speaker 1: Jeff Walker on Anniversary Party Day. That's right, we throw
Speaker 1: ourselves an anniversary party because nobody else would. I started
Speaker 1: that nine years ago on the nineteenth anniversary, and I thought,
Speaker 1: I don't know if there's going to be a twentieth,
Speaker 1: so might as well party now. And so this is
Speaker 1: nine years later. It is still the anniversary party twenty
Speaker 1: eight now. Since we kicked on the air in February
Speaker 1: of nineteen ninety seven on the hallowed airwaves of this
Speaker 1: sacred great radio station. The party has moved. I repeat,
Speaker 1: the party is moving to another location besides Huddles. There
Speaker 1: are many a myriad of reasons which I'm not going
Speaker 1: to go all into right now, but we were going
Speaker 1: to be there on at Huddles on Main Street, where
Speaker 1: we've had it the last couple of years. We will
Speaker 1: be at twenty four to oh one. Alexandria Pike twenty
Speaker 1: four to oh one Alexandria Pike at the corner of
Speaker 1: Willow and twenty seven, a place called the Sittin Bull Cafe.
Speaker 1: It's about a mile from Huddles. It's easy to find
Speaker 1: right there in twenty seven, right there in the corner.
Speaker 1: And I'm suggesting that the party go as far as
Speaker 1: everyone being there, you know, from one o'clock till about three,
Speaker 1: so the good part of the day without hopefully thunder
Speaker 1: and lightning and cats and dogs and armadillos raining from
Speaker 1: the sky. So again the anniversary party is still on. Today,
Speaker 1: we are going to move it to twenty four to
Speaker 1: one Alexandria Pike. They're on Highway twenty seven in Southgate
Speaker 1: at the Sitting Bull Cafe.
Speaker 10: Just see you.
Speaker 1: Why look, it's it's Dave from Harrison on the line
Speaker 1: the trees.
Speaker 19: Good morning, game, Good morning there top of the morning tea.
Speaker 19: There my old laddie friend, guy type John.
Speaker 10: How are you?
Speaker 20: Congratulations?
Speaker 1: Oh thanks? Did you hear me talk that the party
Speaker 1: location has been moved?
Speaker 19: Yeah, okay, my guests would be to accommodate the masses.
Speaker 1: Actually this her location, but there are a myriad again,
Speaker 1: a lot of reasons which I'll I'll tell you about later.
Speaker 20: All right, So, Jeff, I am a question for that?
Speaker 1: Uh oh, what is it?
Speaker 19: What is your secret, my man? To your longevity?
Speaker 1: Nobody else wanted to get up this early.
Speaker 10: There you go. Somebody's got to do it issues, but us.
Speaker 1: So I am. I'm scrambling now to get Dick's uber
Speaker 1: driver lined up. Mammetry. I have no idea what I'm
Speaker 1: going to tell her and how to get there. If
Speaker 1: anybody is listening, who's going to bring mametry to the
Speaker 1: celebration to day? It's changed. The location has changed to
Speaker 1: twenty four oh one Alexandria Pike in Southgate. All right?
Speaker 1: Uh so anyway, mister oh, I had to ask you
Speaker 1: a question, Dave, Okay, shoot, what position do leprechaunts playing baseball? Usually? Hmmm, shortstop?
Speaker 10: There you go?
Speaker 19: What do you call it?
Speaker 1: What do you call a dishonest irishman? Elep Cohn, lepra Cohn,
Speaker 1: alepre con elepre n Jeff, Dave?
Speaker 19: What, uh, what's irish and stays outside all day and
Speaker 19: all night?
Speaker 1: What's irish and stays outside all day and all night? Dave?
Speaker 1: That'd be uh Patty, Oh, furniture Patty, I heard you
Speaker 1: the first time.
Speaker 4: Go ahead, Hey, why do they why a what do
Speaker 4: you call pirates.
Speaker 1: Pirates because they're pirates?
Speaker 21: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Why do you call pirate pirates.
Speaker 19: Because they are?
Speaker 1: You work on that? Do you work on that one
Speaker 1: a long time?
Speaker 10: Dave?
Speaker 20: Not really?
Speaker 10: I heard it on a sister radio station. But that's okay. Jesse.
Speaker 11: Did you hear about the cheese factory that exploded over
Speaker 11: in France?
Speaker 1: The cheese factory that exploded in France?
Speaker 20: No breaking, No, My good debree is everywhere I thought.
Speaker 16: The jokes told by Dave from Harrison are not necessarily
Speaker 16: considered funding by the staff, management, or advertisers of seven
Speaker 16: hundred WLW or his parent company, iHeartMedia. If these attempts
Speaker 16: at humor have caused you to roll your eyes, made
Speaker 16: your stomach churn, or you have considered the entire exercise
Speaker 16: to be a colossal waste of time, we deeply apologize.
Speaker 16: Now back to our irregular programming.
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham is all about the American dream. He wants
Speaker 1: us all to live it. What's your American dream?
Speaker 22: To marry a very rich, very beautiful woman so I
Speaker 22: can dedicate all my time to.
Speaker 1: My cheese collection. Did he say cheese collection? Yeah, could
Speaker 1: be why he smells like old cheddar. If I had
Speaker 1: a rich, beautiful wife, cheese would be the last thing.
Speaker 18: On my mind.
Speaker 1: I love a cheesy man as much as I love
Speaker 1: Willie Bill Cunningham.
Speaker 6: Monday at twelve noon on seven hundred WL.
Speaker 13: Excuse me. I know you have a nine o'clock, so
Speaker 13: I'll keep this short. I'm the business suit in the
Speaker 13: back of your closet. You wore me nearly every day
Speaker 13: before your office went quote casual. I used to be
Speaker 13: the CEO of your closet. Now I'm just that one
Speaker 13: intern no one ever talks to. I always thought you'd
Speaker 13: circle back with me, get granular, keep me in the pipeline.
Speaker 13: But nada, nothing. Don't you remember the McKittrick presentation. You
Speaker 13: spilled coffee on me and I still looked amazing during
Speaker 13: the breakout talk back, Q and A. So I think
Speaker 13: it's time for me to move on. I've got a
Speaker 13: great resume and I absolutely crush it in interviews. Okay,
Speaker 13: let's make this a clean break shift the paradigm. The
Speaker 13: only thing I ask is that you think outside the
Speaker 13: box here and do this take me to good Will
Speaker 13: where I can really make a difference.
Speaker 14: Your donations to Goodwill create new jobs, training programs, and
Speaker 14: education assistance for people in your community. To find your
Speaker 14: nearest donation center, go to Goodwill dot org. Donate stuff,
Speaker 14: Create Jobs. A message from Goodwill and the ad Council.
Speaker 1: Your forecast as follows kind of wild and wooly today
Speaker 1: in different spaces. This morning there was a tornado watch,
Speaker 1: a low possibility of tornadoes could spring up from the
Speaker 1: storms that are running through. By about ten or eleven
Speaker 1: o'clock we're in the clear for a while in the
Speaker 1: major Cincinnati area. And then about four or five o'clock
Speaker 1: again this afternoon the storms fire up. Showers, thunderstorms, heavy wind,
Speaker 1: hail possible, and maybe even some flow. Hi today around
Speaker 1: seventy one cloud's early tomorrow, clearing late in the day.
Speaker 1: Cooler on Sunday fifty six and partly cloudy and fifty
Speaker 1: eight on Monday.
Speaker 23: At U Line, they know going the extra mile takes
Speaker 23: hard work for companies pushing to go further.
Speaker 1: U Line will go the diss twenty eighth year. So
Speaker 1: you're going to get really sick of hearing about this,
Speaker 1: but I have to do it quite often, so I
Speaker 1: don't miss anybody who was planning to attend the anniversary
Speaker 1: party today. I gotta tell Mo Moe was going to
Speaker 1: be there. We're not going to be at Huddles the
Speaker 1: usual location. It is closed for reasons I cannot disclose,
Speaker 1: but it is closed. We've moved to Sittin Bowl Cafe
Speaker 1: in Southgate, Kentucky, about a mile from where Huddles is,
Speaker 1: right off the INTERSTATEY right off four seventy one. There
Speaker 1: twenty four to oh one. Alexandria Pike sits on the corner,
Speaker 1: and I hope you can join us because we will
Speaker 1: have a good time. Rick concluded already, Rick, good morning,
Speaker 1: How are you receiving us and what are you receiving
Speaker 1: us on if at all? And what's going on?
Speaker 23: Well, good morning, Gary, Jeff, Hey, since it's a special
Speaker 23: triple anniversary weekend being anniversary or show Marie and my
Speaker 23: thirty first anniversary.
Speaker 1: Happy anniversary thirty one years.
Speaker 23: Yeah, can you believe she's put up with me at well,
Speaker 23: she's she can't believe it herself.
Speaker 1: You know what, it's always a reciprocal thing and a
Speaker 1: successful marriage. He puts up with her her, she puts
Speaker 1: up with him, it happens, it's got to be that way.
Speaker 20: And also it's Christ's bartender versary.
Speaker 1: Yes, she began on Saint Patrick's Day exactly ten years ago.
Speaker 1: I had to be at work on the air for
Speaker 1: Willie or somebody and she had to fill in at
Speaker 1: the bar. Her first day was Saint Patti's Day, so
Speaker 1: you know, trial by fire.
Speaker 20: And you know what, I'll have it, you'll have a
Speaker 20: beer here.
Speaker 1: It's a quadruple anniversary day because it's also Chip Hart's
Speaker 1: thirtieth anniversary doing the big outdoors before this show, and
Speaker 1: he's going to be there.
Speaker 23: At the anniversary Chip.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I missed that. And it's the two hundred and
Speaker 1: two hundred and seventy sixth anniversary of Caesar getting stabbed
Speaker 1: in the back for the two thousand, the two thousand,
Speaker 1: seventy sixth anniversary of Caesar getting stabbed in the back,
Speaker 1: the eydes of March, and.
Speaker 23: You decided to schedule your radio anniversary show.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I arbitrarily picked this date a couple of
Speaker 1: months ago forgetting that it was the IDEs of March. See, kids,
Speaker 1: this is why his is important to learn, so you
Speaker 1: don't repeat it. But anyway, I hope you're not.
Speaker 23: Gonna assassinated by the senators today. Oh, that's not what
Speaker 23: you meant.
Speaker 1: I'm feeling like this is all kind of a group
Speaker 1: assassination for the weather and the other events that have
Speaker 1: made us stuff. But you know what, we're going to
Speaker 1: have a good time regardless.
Speaker 23: Oh we are absolutely And speaking of the weather, you
Speaker 23: are coming in five by two. Oh oh loud, but
Speaker 23: it ain't clear because the storm's right over us right
Speaker 23: now and it's unlistenable. But the radio is still awesome.
Speaker 23: This is a nineteen thirty eight Coronado. These guys were smart.
Speaker 23: They went with the name Coronado because the name of
Speaker 23: the company is a gamble scogmo.
Speaker 1: Have you seen the latest gamboscagmo radio? Gosh, that's a
Speaker 1: real piece of h gaglos mockgmo whatever.
Speaker 23: It was actually a U auto part store chain that
Speaker 23: started in the twenties and and I think it fizzled
Speaker 23: out in the in the early eighties. But regional of course.
Speaker 23: But yeah, when they when they had their their home
Speaker 23: their house brand of radio, they decided to use Cornado instead.
Speaker 23: Unlike the Grigsby grew Now folks who didn't get the
Speaker 23: memo that it doesn't roll off the tongue. You might
Speaker 23: want to go with something else. Hey, this is a
Speaker 23: seven to tube AM shortwave radio.
Speaker 1: It's got this.
Speaker 23: It's a tabletop wooden cabinet. It's sort of a tombstone,
Speaker 23: but the speakers on top and that part of the
Speaker 23: cabinet slants backward, which gives an interesting look. The dial
Speaker 23: is oval and quite large, and it has too little well,
Speaker 23: the tune dial is the majority of the job. There
Speaker 23: are two little round dials on the bottom left and
Speaker 23: bottom right that show where your volume and toner adjusted to.
Speaker 23: So cute little gimmick. And it also has an RS
Speaker 23: stage and two I S stages, so instead of one
Speaker 23: signal amplifier, it has three of them, making this thing
Speaker 23: one hot d xer and a pretty darn good looking
Speaker 23: multicolored dial radio two.
Speaker 1: Very nice, very nice. Well, I appreciate your bringing the
Speaker 1: receivers like you always do, and I'm sorry about the
Speaker 1: weather and the five x two thing. I guess that's
Speaker 1: the only advantage we have with streaming or with digital broadcasts.
Speaker 1: We're not nearly as affected by weather conditions with the
Speaker 1: terrestrial signals that are all subject to that. You know, whatever,
Speaker 1: the weather's like.
Speaker 23: Indeed, but at the same time, trying to listen to
Speaker 23: Wow often tells me what the weather's like between you
Speaker 23: and me, regardless of what the weather report might be, no.
Speaker 1: Doubt about it. Take it, take a look outside and
Speaker 1: give me a call. Uh old exactly old radio Rick
Speaker 1: at gmail dot com the way to get in touch.
Speaker 1: And I'm assuming you will be there at the new
Speaker 1: location today.
Speaker 23: Yes, that's the plan.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, brother, be safe and uh dods dods
Speaker 1: the rain drops in the storms.
Speaker 10: Okay, hey you too. We'll see then, all right man.
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Speaker 1: I heard rating for the majority of the area.
Speaker 15: We've also got a floodwatch in effect for most of
Speaker 15: the area and a wind advisory. Showers and storms will
Speaker 15: be possible this morning with a severe threat and then
Speaker 15: again this afternoon evening. Make sure you are staying weather
Speaker 15: aware and keeping up to date with WCPO From a
Speaker 15: severe weather station, I'm nine First Warning Meteorologist Cameron Harden
Speaker 15: on news radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: Seven hundred WLW sport. It's a wide world of sports
Speaker 1: kind of weekend. The Players Championship College Basketball Baseball Liam
Speaker 1: Tomlinson tells all.
Speaker 8: As C Cincinnati is on the road in the other
Speaker 8: Queen City to face Charlotte tonight. Kickoffs is at seven thirty.
Speaker 8: Pregame coverage begins at seven on ESPN fifteen thirty. The
Speaker 8: Orange and Blue were knocked out at Conker CAF champions
Speaker 8: Cup play in the round of sixteen on Tuesday night.
Speaker 8: I said, there's no local teams left in the disrespect
Speaker 8: I have for the Miami RedHawks men's team, who's twenty
Speaker 8: five and eight on the year, and they play in
Speaker 8: the MAC Championship tonight against Achron. That game tips off
Speaker 8: at seven point thirty. The Big Ten semi finals are set.
Speaker 8: Wisconsin and Michigan State face off in the first game,
Speaker 8: and Michigan and Maryland face off in the second game.
Speaker 8: Brian and Maine faceoff. In the American East Championship. Creighton
Speaker 8: defeated Yukon seventy one to sixty two, and Rick patinos
Speaker 8: Saint John's team rolled to a seventy nine sixty three
Speaker 8: victory over Marquette. So Saint John's and Creighton faceoff and
Speaker 8: the Big East Championship tonight at six thirty. Is Rick
Speaker 8: Patino the greatest college coach of all time?
Speaker 25: UH?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 8: Kentucky was routed by Alabama ninety nine to seventy in
Speaker 8: the SEC Tournament quarterfinals. Last night, Auburn squares off in
Speaker 8: games Tennessee and Alabama faces Florida. Duke top North Carolina
Speaker 8: seventy four to seventy one in the ACC semi finals.
Speaker 8: Louisville top Clemson seventy six seventy three. Louisville and Duke
Speaker 8: face off in the ACC Championship tonight at eight thirty.
Speaker 8: That North Carolina loss came down to that lane violation
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Speaker 8: Tiger Woods had a minor Achille surgery as well.
Speaker 1: Well, all right, I heard about that.
Speaker 8: Breads fell to the Diamondbacks two to one and the
Speaker 8: White Sox seventy three split squad scrimmages oz for two yesterday.
Speaker 1: Reds are back in action this afternoon against the Royals.
Speaker 8: First pitch except for four h five right here on
Speaker 8: the Home of the Red seven hundred Wlwright more.
Speaker 1: Golf names that Liam can't say still to come on
Speaker 1: the show. Our long planned anniversary party, the twenty eighth
Speaker 1: anniversary of the Saturday Morning Edition party, which was scheduled
Speaker 1: for Huddle's Cafe, is now going to occur at twenty
Speaker 1: four to oh one Alexandria Pike in Southgate, a place
Speaker 1: known as the Sittin Bull Cafe, and oddly enough at
Speaker 1: either location we don't serve food, but chip Hart is
Speaker 1: bringing sandwiches today, So uh, I just I'm gonna routinely
Speaker 1: do this through the course of the morning because I
Speaker 1: don't want to. I mean, Huddles has been our solid
Speaker 1: state location and because of a death in the Huddles
Speaker 1: family which I can't go into, the bars are going
Speaker 1: to be closed. That includes the brass Ass and the
Speaker 1: Brass Bull as well. This is a pretty pretty somber day,
Speaker 1: but we are going to celebrate nonetheless. Sit in buwl
Speaker 1: Cafe in Southgate twenty four to oh one. Alexandria Pike
Speaker 1: will be there a little after eleven and we'll see
Speaker 1: you there. Planning a group picture for one thirty this
Speaker 1: afternoon with the likes of Moegger, the gang from Ripley,
Speaker 1: and still more of those people to talk to as
Speaker 1: we continue this morning, six twenty seven at seven hundred WLW.
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Speaker 1: In a floodwatch that will be throughout the day as well.
Speaker 15: Severe weather comes in two rounds, first this morning, second
Speaker 15: and more likely and widespread will be this afternoon into
Speaker 15: the evening hours. From a severe weather station, I'm nine
Speaker 15: first warning drologist Cameron Harden on news radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 22: All right now, I've got some rain coming into the area.
Speaker 22: It is sixty four degrees at six thirty six. I'm
Speaker 22: Sandy Collins. We'll have another update. That's seven on news
Speaker 22: radio seven hundred WLW.
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Speaker 1: I'm toasting you said, honey, we may me through.
Speaker 12: You'll never care me compact.
Speaker 8: Places where the whiskey round landing there, James, I'm blues
Speaker 8: or what ah?
Speaker 1: Yes, Brookies, take me away. We travel east out of
Speaker 1: Cincinnati down fifty two through Claremont to how now Brown
Speaker 1: County and the lovely village of Ripley, Ohio and the
Speaker 1: banks of the Mighty Ohio River, to a place on
Speaker 1: Main Street called Brookies, where they have gathered again on
Speaker 1: an earl least Saturday morning, just to talk to little
Speaker 1: old me. Good morning, gang, good morning. I love I
Speaker 1: love the fact you brought your hooters, Sherry, I did
Speaker 1: did you did you bring did you bring both hooters? Yes,
Speaker 1: they're both here.
Speaker 19: Yeah, all three of us are here.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 1: My beaver's here too.
Speaker 17: He's all dressed up.
Speaker 9: He's excited.
Speaker 11: Now are you are you?
Speaker 1: Are you bringing the beaver to the party.
Speaker 19: I am the beaver in the weather or the broadcasts
Speaker 19: are coming, the.
Speaker 1: Rockheads are coming to this iss great a performances. But
Speaker 1: you know it's not at Huddles now. It's going to
Speaker 1: be at the Sitting Bull Cafe, new location. We heard that, Yes,
Speaker 1: so I can't stress that enough people, people, crowd.
Speaker 20: We've got more than a crowd in here the morning.
Speaker 1: What do you got?
Speaker 11: Yeah, we got we got Joyce, Matt and Waxy.
Speaker 20: Besides you share it myself.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't remember.
Speaker 10: Joyce.
Speaker 1: Where's where's Joyce from?
Speaker 28: Hello?
Speaker 20: I'm a local here from.
Speaker 1: Well, if you're a local for mere play, you're a
Speaker 1: friend of mine. That's all I know. Joyce. Welcome to
Speaker 1: the show. Amen. Joyce loves the party and it's it's
Speaker 1: a good thing. Lexi is there, Joyce, because if she
Speaker 1: wasn't Matt gets a little handsy sometimes, so watch out
Speaker 1: for him.
Speaker 4: That's okay, man, I travel.
Speaker 1: Together, hands are full of captain. That's great, pre planning,
Speaker 1: pre loading, all right, anything going on there we should
Speaker 1: know about, Doug.
Speaker 19: Yep.
Speaker 4: Wednesday night, Queena Hart's it's going to be well over
Speaker 4: one hundred and sixty thousand dollars. Buy your tickets ahead
Speaker 4: of time.
Speaker 1: There, get ready.
Speaker 4: The cook's out of jail. And there is food here too.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's wonderful, a prerequisite to have here.
Speaker 11: You were out, well, yeah, I was out doing my
Speaker 11: oil bear and duties this week, and I've got a
Speaker 11: long time listen your show.
Speaker 4: Mark Miller from Georgetown, Ohio.
Speaker 1: Well, hello, Mark Miller. There you go, all right, brother, listen,
Speaker 1: take care and we will see you later on today.
Speaker 4: We'll see you about it.
Speaker 1: Steve Frometta, Bye, Steve from Metta. With their way through
Speaker 1: this morning, and that is the table of the tape.
Speaker 1: This morning, we will have one round of some pretty
Speaker 1: good thunderstorms and there is a tornado watch in effect too.
Speaker 1: Doesn't mean we're gonna have tornadoes. We've had tornadoes seven okay,
Speaker 1: never mind? Is that just firing itself? Leam okay. Anyway,
Speaker 1: as far as the weather goes, we'll have the round
Speaker 1: of storms this morning. Then we have a little window
Speaker 1: probably from say eleven to about three or four this
Speaker 1: afternoon where things clear out, and then even heavier stuff tonight.
Speaker 1: So just keep a weather eye out. It's a first
Speaker 1: alert day or whatever they say. Seventy one for a
Speaker 1: high today, only fifty six tomorrow after the storms in
Speaker 1: the front clears, and then fifty eight on Monday. Coming up.
Speaker 1: It's sixty six right now.
Speaker 7: Seven hundred WLW Sport And that's where that sounder goes.
Speaker 1: What's going on?
Speaker 29: Man?
Speaker 8: Yeah, I think there's a ghost somewhere. Garian Jeff Kentucky
Speaker 8: was routed by Alabama ninety nine to seventy in the
Speaker 8: SEC Tournament quarterfinals. Last night, Auburn squares off against Tennessee
Speaker 8: and Alabama faces Florida in the SEC semifinals. Saint John's
Speaker 8: rolled to a seventy nine sixty three victory over Marquette.
Speaker 8: They'll face Creighton in the Big East Championship tonight at
Speaker 8: six thirty Miami, Ohio and Acron battle it out in
Speaker 8: the MAC Championship tonight at seven thirty f C Cincinnati.
Speaker 8: Is on the road in Charlotte. Kickoff is that seven
Speaker 8: thirty pre game coverage. It begins at seven on ESPN
Speaker 8: fifteen thirty. The Reds lost to the Diamondbacks and White
Speaker 8: Sox yesterday and split squad scrimmages. The Reds are back
Speaker 8: in action this afternoon against the Royals. First pitch is
Speaker 8: set for four oh five right here on the Home
Speaker 8: of the Reds, seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: This is nol for stuff. They don't want you to know.
Speaker 1: If you could lose ten point four pounds in a
Speaker 1: single month, would you try well with future health? You
Speaker 1: can that Huddles was going to be closed, and now
Speaker 1: I just get a text that we're going to be open.
Speaker 1: Thank god, it's six forty five and nobody's really changed
Speaker 1: their plans. This is getting ridiculous. Anyway, let's get on
Speaker 1: with the show. Uh, Steve, good morning, how are you?
Speaker 1: My friend?
Speaker 29: Good morning, Gary, jeff. I We be getting class search up.
Speaker 29: A feast of Saint Patrick this coming Monday, which this
Speaker 29: year immediately follows Marty Gras, which means that a lot
Speaker 29: of folks will have been drunk for at least two
Speaker 29: weeks come next Tuesday morning. This is somewhat ironic since
Speaker 29: drunks are usually not very coherent, but kissing the Blarney
Speaker 29: Stone allegedly bestows the gift of gab and skillet flattery
Speaker 29: on the recipient. The Blarney Stone is actually located at
Speaker 29: Blarney Castle in Ireland, where the proprietors claim that millions
Speaker 29: of people, including quote World Statesman, literary giants, and legends
Speaker 29: of the Silver Screen have partaken of that ritual, the
Speaker 29: most famous of which might be possibly Barack Whussein Obama
Speaker 29: no apostrophe please? On his trip to the Old Sod
Speaker 29: in twenty eleven, he was invited to an Irish celebration
Speaker 29: in Dublin and wowed the crowd with a sense of
Speaker 29: humor or was it just plain barning? He began, and
Speaker 29: this is a quote. I've come home to find the
Speaker 29: apostrophe that we lost somewhere along the way. Whoops and
Speaker 29: cheers greeted him as he continued. I knew I had
Speaker 29: some routes across the Atlantic, but until recently I could
Speaker 29: not unequivocally claim that I was one of those Irish Americans.
Speaker 29: All rather interesting considering the recent progressive outrage over cultural
Speaker 29: expropriation exemplified by one of their own, Liz Pocahontas Warren,
Speaker 29: the alleged Cherokee from the Massachusetts Indian Reservation. But back
Speaker 29: to Barry, it's entirely possible Barry Obama's white relatives on
Speaker 29: his mother's side really are Irish Americans. But it's interesting
Speaker 29: that in his three autobiographies, especially The First Dreams of
Speaker 29: My Father, a Story of race and Inheritance, he clearly
Speaker 29: favors Barack Obama Sr. Over his white grandparents, who actually
Speaker 29: raised him from the age of ten. His father wound
Speaker 29: up deserting the family.
Speaker 19: And moving back to Africa.
Speaker 29: Barry's mother wasn't around very much, but Madeleine and Stan
Speaker 29: Dunham were very much a part of his upbringing. Barry
Speaker 29: appreciated that, but he did not appreciate the fact that
Speaker 29: his grandmother admitted she felt uncomfortable around black ben That
Speaker 29: might have been due to a letter that Barack's black
Speaker 29: grandfather wrote to the Dunhams. When the Dunham's daughter Anne
Speaker 29: married Barack's father, he wrote that he did not want
Speaker 29: and this is a quote the Obama blood sullied by
Speaker 29: a white woman.
Speaker 19: Ouch.
Speaker 29: The marriage lasted a couple of years, and when Barack
Speaker 29: Senior went back to Africa, he managed, while drunk driving,
Speaker 29: to kill a fellow African. But he's still a hero
Speaker 29: in his son's eyes. Grandma Madeline Dunham, who died two
Speaker 29: days before her grandson was elected president in two eight,
Speaker 29: was a highly successful banking executive in her native Kansas
Speaker 29: and later in Hawaii. When she and husband Stan provided
Speaker 29: that home and education for Barry, Stan managed a furniture store.
Speaker 29: So I find all this intriguing that young Barack Obama
Speaker 29: found much more to like in his runaway father than
Speaker 29: in his grandparents. Could it be that to be elected
Speaker 29: president required promoting his black background over that of a
Speaker 29: pair of white colonialists. It worked, and he became our
Speaker 29: first dei president. I'll say this, this man does have
Speaker 29: the gift of blarney, but I have to be fair.
Speaker 29: It's widely believed that nineteen sixties weatherman underground radical Bill Ayres,
Speaker 29: who once killed a cop, actually wrote at least one
Speaker 29: of those Obama books, But that is not unusual at
Speaker 29: all for politicians. Another president who famously visited Ireland, John
Speaker 29: Fitzgerald Kennedy, is the author of the Polserprize winning nineteen
Speaker 29: fifty six biography Profiles in Courage, but it was actually
Speaker 29: written by Kennedy staffer Ted Sorenson. Barack Obama himself disclosed
Speaker 29: that wife Michelle's twenty eighteen book was ghostwritten. Hillary Clinton's
Speaker 29: It Takes a Village was actually written by Barbara Todd.
Speaker 29: A ghost write named Lyric Winnick. Yes, his name is Lyric,
Speaker 29: wrote Laura Bush's autobiography Spoken from the Heart. So how
Speaker 29: much money can you make doing this?
Speaker 20: Well?
Speaker 29: The Shakespeare among them?
Speaker 9: J R.
Speaker 29: Maringer, Yes, the word Ringer is in his last name,
Speaker 29: got one million dollars for doing the Prince Harry book.
Speaker 29: He also did autobiographies for tennis star Andre Agassi and
Speaker 29: Nike sportswear mogul Phil Knight.
Speaker 19: I got a question.
Speaker 29: Is California Governor Gavin Newsom next? I'm thinking he too
Speaker 29: visited the Blarney Stone before telling Charlie Kirk that he
Speaker 29: now opposes having biological males on women's sports teams. Could
Speaker 29: be a move to the center for a far out
Speaker 29: Golden State boy who wants to reload Okay to Washington.
Speaker 10: D C.
Speaker 29: Hey, Gavin, here's another presidential move. Announce that you are
Speaker 29: firing five thousand public employees. Then, so your far left
Speaker 29: bands don't get mad. Make it a bunch of state
Speaker 29: prisoners who can now get back on the streets where
Speaker 29: they can make some real money. Might be a ghostwriter
Speaker 29: or two among those guys. Hey, listen, I shouldn't laugh
Speaker 29: at the travails that you're going through with regard to
Speaker 29: where the party is.
Speaker 1: Well, here's the thing, Steve. Now it's back at its
Speaker 1: original location, huddles. I've been telling people that it was
Speaker 1: somewhere else for the last hour, and I just found
Speaker 1: out that we are going to be open today and tomorrow.
Speaker 1: I guess the morning closing will begin. Bud.
Speaker 4: Oh that's great.
Speaker 19: Listen, I will be there in spirit.
Speaker 23: God bless all of you.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much, my friend Ray and Loveland Race, Scott,
Speaker 1: how are you doing? This morning's been crazy already.
Speaker 11: Hey, my brother, good morning, Good morning, and happy anniversary, Gary,
Speaker 11: Jeff Walker.
Speaker 20: Let me tell you something.
Speaker 11: There is no Baseball Hall of Fame without Pete Rose.
Speaker 11: And it's not Saturday morning without those that voice of
Speaker 11: years lasting out on the w l W for me
Speaker 11: and for many many many, So congratulations and I'm so
Speaker 11: so happy you're almost it's almost a thirty, right, you're
Speaker 11: getting close to thirty here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and you know who is celebrating his thirtieth anniversary
Speaker 1: at Huddles today is Chip Hart. The Big Outdoors has
Speaker 1: been on seven hundred w l W now for thirty years.
Speaker 20: That guy's a treat.
Speaker 11: He squeezes more into that time slot than it's humanly possible,
Speaker 11: in my opinion. And he's a nice you know, he's
Speaker 11: kind of like you're Jerry Lee Lewis, you know, he
Speaker 11: kind of warms us up a little bit, you know,
Speaker 11: before Chuck Berry takes page.
Speaker 1: My favorite Big Outdoors show of all time Ray was
Speaker 1: not too long ago. He had a guy who was
Speaker 1: an expert at cooking possum and other game, meet raccoons
Speaker 1: and had some really really interesting ideas for roadkill recipes.
Speaker 1: And I just loved that. In fact, I want to
Speaker 1: get that guy in one of my shows.
Speaker 20: But no, I remember that.
Speaker 11: If I had lived in some of the hollers down
Speaker 11: in Tennessee, where I hail from long ago, I would.
Speaker 20: Have thought that was a joke.
Speaker 19: But that's really true.
Speaker 20: That's stuff you're talking about.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, all you need is Ellie May and
Speaker 1: some of those cement biscuits that she makes to go
Speaker 1: along with him.
Speaker 11: Ellie May would always be welcome, right. I'm in round
Speaker 11: by the way. I got a little treat for you,
Speaker 11: so I'll be anniversary of my brother.
Speaker 4: God bless you.
Speaker 1: Thanks Ray same to you appreciate it. So yeah, we're
Speaker 1: back at the original location at Huddles. Now this is
Speaker 1: all turned around in the last hour. We are back
Speaker 1: at Huddles for the anniversary party. And would we just
Speaker 1: call it one to four? All right? Oh man, I
Speaker 1: just want to go home and go to bed.
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Speaker 1: Another hour of the Saturday Morning edition for this Saturday,
Speaker 1: March fifteenth, twenty twenty five. The IDEs of March and
Speaker 1: the date of the twenty eighth anniversary party for the
Speaker 1: Saturday Morning Edition at Huddles Cafe. Once again this year
Speaker 1: there a newport. Yes, it's gonna be there. How about
Speaker 1: we talked to our environmental engineer Steve Shulty for just
Speaker 1: a moment. I see tree seventh green red roses too,
Speaker 1: I see them blue, and I think to myself, what
Speaker 1: a wonder what a wonderful world. Indeed, Steve Shulty, good morning,
Speaker 1: my friend, how are you?
Speaker 10: Good morning, Gary?
Speaker 4: Jeff has always better night is earned and a lot
Speaker 4: of praying for today's.
Speaker 1: Oh, no doubt about it. We'll be talking to your
Speaker 1: son who has been Is he the president of the
Speaker 1: Hibernian Society. What's what's his actual position, What's what's his
Speaker 1: actual title?
Speaker 20: This is his eleventh year as chairman of the parade.
Speaker 1: Charity, chairman of the parade committee.
Speaker 4: Okay, yeah, he's also wanted the directors of the State Hibernians, and.
Speaker 20: He was a past president of the local.
Speaker 4: Hibernians, but pretty much state it's the parade committee right now.
Speaker 1: So it's possible then to get termed out as president
Speaker 1: of the Hibernians. Yeah, okay, all right, but ay, yeah,
Speaker 1: we'll be talking to Christialty next hour, about eight twenty
Speaker 1: or so about today's Saint Patrick's Day Parade going on
Speaker 1: rain or shine in downtown Cincinnati. That's what they always say,
Speaker 1: and they are true of their word.
Speaker 4: So uh this week, first of all, do one again.
Speaker 4: This comes from the Heartland Institute heartland dot org their
Speaker 4: Climate Change Weekly number five thirty seven that just came
Speaker 4: out just yesterday, what they call.
Speaker 19: Video of the week.
Speaker 4: Why are experts rethinking the tipping point of one point
Speaker 4: five degree sea warming. So, Gary Jeff, you probably burd
Speaker 4: you know, if we've been told this for quite a
Speaker 4: bit a number of years now, that if we exceed
Speaker 4: one point five degrees celsius over pre industrial levels that's
Speaker 4: two point seven degrees fahrenheit for those in uh in
Speaker 4: real Linda, Uh, that we're going to have all kinds
Speaker 4: of problems. You know, we're just you know, you know, catastrophe,
Speaker 4: catastrophic weather and all kinds of stuff. But but where
Speaker 4: did this quote unquote tipping point come from?
Speaker 19: Uh?
Speaker 4: In this video, Leah Lucan from the Partland Institute breaks
Speaker 4: it down the origins and exposed a shaky scientific foundation.
Speaker 4: And you would think, Gary Jeff, that the un would
Speaker 4: spend millions upon millions upon millions of dollars in order
Speaker 4: to figure this kind of you know, this thing out,
Speaker 4: because everything's ending on it. The idea wasn't the result
Speaker 4: of bigorous climate research. It was a political decision largely
Speaker 4: shaped by a German advisory board in the nineteen nineties.
Speaker 4: This board of eleven people, only one a meteorologists. They
Speaker 4: kind of did a thought experiment and they basically asked themselves, well,
Speaker 4: what do we need to do to preserve the present
Speaker 4: climate in its present form, and that's what the UN
Speaker 4: had adopted several years later.
Speaker 1: So it wasn't it wasn't SCIENTI it wasn't scientific at all.
Speaker 4: It wasn't scientific at all. And of course we all
Speaker 4: know from historical data that the Earth has warmed and
Speaker 4: cold and ice ages have come and gone and whatnot
Speaker 4: for billions and billions of years. So there has never
Speaker 4: been static climate.
Speaker 10: For the Earth.
Speaker 1: Yeah, nothing has ever and nothing has ever stayed the same.
Speaker 4: Right in some regions of the Earth, such as Europe,
Speaker 4: their temperature has already increased more than this. It actually
Speaker 4: Europe has gone above two point zero degree celsius or
Speaker 4: three point six degrees fahrenheit.
Speaker 20: That has already happened in Europe, and there's no catastrophees.
Speaker 4: Going on over there. In fact, life expectancy, economic growth,
Speaker 4: agricultural production have all improved in recent decades, you know.
Speaker 4: And so you got to ask yourself, well, why does
Speaker 4: the media keep on telling us this narrative? And it's
Speaker 4: all about revenue and ratings as far as I'm consumed,
Speaker 4: you know, fearmongering, uh creates lots of revenue and ratings.
Speaker 1: So why why do you think Steve, Why do you
Speaker 1: think the television station's news departments spends so much money
Speaker 1: and have so many meteorologists on staff to scare the
Speaker 1: bijeebers out of all of us and keep us watching.
Speaker 1: That's why. Anyway, continue, you got it? Continue? Do you
Speaker 1: have anything else that?
Speaker 20: Oh?
Speaker 1: I thought you were I didn't know you were done.
Speaker 4: Well, I got a real quickie. If you got we
Speaker 4: got time.
Speaker 1: I got time for a quickie. Always have time for
Speaker 1: a quickie.
Speaker 4: Oh, this is Watts up with that dot com? That's
Speaker 4: wattfs And I think you've had Anthony Watts in your
Speaker 4: program as I recall. Maybe he's the research with Heartland
Speaker 4: Institute at heartland dot org. He has his own site.
Speaker 20: Back in March third this year.
Speaker 4: Earlier this month headline new study shows that one than
Speaker 4: two hundred miles of Antarctic ice covered coastline has grown
Speaker 4: slightly over the past eighty five years.
Speaker 20: Of course, we've been told.
Speaker 4: Antarctica shrinking, but by using hundreds of old aerial photographs
Speaker 4: dating back to nineteen thirty seven, combined with computer technology
Speaker 4: researchers and the University of Copenhagen, they have tracked the
Speaker 4: evolution of glaciers in East Arctica and have determined that
Speaker 4: these glaciers have not neither retreat it or advanced or whatnot.
Speaker 4: The study reveals that they've remained stable but possibly growing
Speaker 4: slightly over the past eighty five years to do increasing snowfall.
Speaker 1: So no shrinker jan Antarctica. No shrink of Jean Antarctica,
Speaker 1: and the warmer temperatures are making us healthier and more prosperous.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much, Steve. As always, we'll hope to
Speaker 1: see you later and we'll talk to keepsake Kim. Next. So,
Speaker 1: my buddy and I were at the basketball game last Saturday.
Speaker 1: Why didn't you go to the hockey game?
Speaker 10: What?
Speaker 1: You hate hockey because you're an ice hater. Look, I'm
Speaker 1: just telling a joke. You're an ice hater.
Speaker 7: No, sometimes it feels like it's not safe to say anything,
Speaker 7: but not with Eddie and Rocky.
Speaker 1: They want to hear what you have to say. We
Speaker 1: think it's important for everyone to be heard.
Speaker 27: Eddie and Rockey.
Speaker 1: Monday afternoon at three what seven hundred WLW.
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Speaker 1: Jeff Wellernissan dot com. The wild weather this morning moving
Speaker 1: through a tornado watch actually in effect, and rain and
Speaker 1: thunderstorms in a period, the big one And on those lines,
Speaker 1: she could have the hotline if she wants. My friend
Speaker 1: keep saying, kim Rice, how you doing, Kimmy, Good.
Speaker 4: Morning Gary, Jeff at the anniversary Yeah, thanks.
Speaker 1: It's uh, it's great to have you. Uh have you
Speaker 1: back this week?
Speaker 33: And I just uh.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so we're back in huddles.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, Yeah, we're back in huddles today.
Speaker 19: Harry to hear about the best in the family.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, yeah, we'll just like I said, I went
Speaker 1: with the family. Will release that. I'm not even gonna
Speaker 1: get into that, yes, but anyway.
Speaker 19: Mister Bruce and I will be there with camer in hand.
Speaker 1: Keep saying. Kim and her husband Bruce, when I was
Speaker 1: doing Thanksgiving at the bar where my they were the
Speaker 1: cut masters. They with Kevin and dice and slice our
Speaker 1: turkey in a professional way so everybody could have a
Speaker 1: good meal. And Kim, of course is with the Keepsake
Speaker 1: Photography and she is our official, our official, unofficial Saturday
Speaker 1: Morning Edition photographer. And we look forward to seeing you. Yes,
Speaker 1: all right, all right, take care, all right, thank you
Speaker 1: so much. Time now for the Tom Davis Diaries. I
Speaker 1: like to refer to them as the diary just weird
Speaker 1: little stories from around the world, around the country. Here
Speaker 1: they go.
Speaker 31: Good morning, Gary, Jeff. This week a new Hampshire Wiener warning.
Speaker 31: But first it's a new record. Gary Dishell of Virginia
Speaker 31: Beach has set a Guinness World Record for the long
Speaker 31: longest chewing gum rapper chain. He started in nineteen sixty
Speaker 31: five and now has three million rigly rappers rapped together.
Speaker 31: We're talking a legit, twenty three miles of gum rappers
Speaker 31: twisted together. He says they simply started as a kid
Speaker 31: and he's never been able to stop. Also, in Virginia,
Speaker 31: a scary story about a gorilla escaping the Virginia Zoo
Speaker 31: was posted on social media. It starts on social media
Speaker 31: and then people start posting and sharing that they are
Speaker 31: also seeing the gorilla running around town. Just one problem,
Speaker 31: the zoo never had a gorilla. It was just some
Speaker 31: good old fashioned fake news fun. Cops arrested six people
Speaker 31: after they tried to steal a mummy. The mummy is
Speaker 31: not Egyptian but has some sort of Christian origins. Police
Speaker 31: caught them red handed, with the mummy being found at
Speaker 31: the home of one of the co conspirators in a
Speaker 31: cardboard box in his garage. And finally, he stripped naked
Speaker 31: before running across the New Hampshire Highway. The aptly named
Speaker 31: and you can't make it up Sean Wiener arrested for
Speaker 31: indecent exposure, ludnus, reckless and disorderly conduct. And the best part,
Speaker 31: he's actually Sean Wiener senior. Yes, there's a junior Wiener
Speaker 31: somewhere just hanging around. Cops also charged Wiener with littering
Speaker 31: because of the clothes he left in the middle of
Speaker 31: the highway. Next week, flight redirected in midair after toilets
Speaker 31: start overflowing.
Speaker 1: Have a great weekend. Is there a special time you
Speaker 1: like to listen to Scot Sloane?
Speaker 5: I love to listen to Sloaney in the morning, at home,
Speaker 5: in the car, going to work, when I'm at work,
Speaker 5: his podcast, after work, and when I'm at the dentist.
Speaker 1: Wow, do you go to the dentist a lot?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I got some lousy teeth.
Speaker 34: I've got a bad back.
Speaker 1: So I listened to Sloaney when I get a massage.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna do that next time I get one. I
Speaker 1: hate that creepy massage music. Slooney is like ten times
Speaker 1: better than massage music.
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Speaker 22: the seventies.
Speaker 1: All right now.
Speaker 22: Radar shows a line of heavy showers from Lima all
Speaker 22: the way down south into Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: Then there's a lull, and then another.
Speaker 22: Line of showers from northern Indiana now through Muncie and
Speaker 22: down into Southeast Indiana. Temperature in Cincinnati sixty four degrees
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Speaker 1: Into yet another hour of the Saturday morning edition. For
Speaker 1: this Saturday, March fifteenth, twenty twenty five, I'm Jerry Jeff Walker,
Speaker 1: you or you and that is perfectly fine with me. Seriously,
Speaker 1: be you self, enjoy yourself. Twenty eighth anniversary power party
Speaker 1: today at in Newport about one to four. I mean,
Speaker 1: you can come a little early. You might want to
Speaker 1: stay a little late. That's up to you. But it's
Speaker 1: time now for a science Minute, which is a staple
Speaker 1: of the program, and science Mike is standing by to
Speaker 1: staple you with scientific facts on the radio.
Speaker 21: Yes as a night of scientists.
Speaker 16: Surprising of Bell blinded me.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Michael, how are you?
Speaker 10: I'm a staple just like your oats in the morning. Huh.
Speaker 1: That's right, just just like any kind of a problem
Speaker 1: that we consume on a regular basis.
Speaker 10: All right, how you doing topic anniversaries all the way.
Speaker 1: I'm good, I'm real good. Yeah, that's now now that
Speaker 1: I know, Now that I know, now that I know
Speaker 1: for sure where the party is going to happen, I
Speaker 1: want to be unclear on it this morning. But yeah,
Speaker 1: we're we're good.
Speaker 28: We're maybe you're just like going to hold it, hold
Speaker 28: it at the sitting bowl and like not tell it,
Speaker 28: not to only tell me.
Speaker 10: And then I go there and nobody's there, and I
Speaker 10: figure you guys were ditching me or something.
Speaker 19: Whatever.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, what do you got for it? This morning?
Speaker 20: We got the U.
Speaker 28: So I want to talk about this for a couple
Speaker 28: of weeks. Aspiring aspering is known for years that the
Speaker 28: low dose ASPRON has reduced a spread of certain types
Speaker 28: of cancer like breast and bow and and prostate cancer
Speaker 28: specifically mistaticized UH tumors. But uh, I never understood understood why, why, baby,
Speaker 28: why the sad one milligram low dose aspron did this function?
Speaker 28: But now they they found it accidentally. Actually they were
Speaker 28: looking at let's give you a little information here, like
Speaker 28: how this works. T cells in the body seek out
Speaker 28: the metastasized cancer cells that are UH cells I break
Speaker 28: off from them from the main main tumor cell.
Speaker 10: And there's a gene.
Speaker 28: That is produced in the body that produces a protein
Speaker 28: called I'll just give it to you a r H
Speaker 28: G E F one.
Speaker 10: And I won't get into anymore.
Speaker 28: And then we'll call it our that suppresses the T cell. Okay,
Speaker 28: So remember the T cell kills the cancer cell. Well
Speaker 28: that the this protein is activated when T cells are
Speaker 28: exposed to a clotting factor called from boxing.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 28: Now, now from boxing is a it's produced by by
Speaker 28: platelets and in the in the in the in the body,
Speaker 28: and platelets help help the body clott and and stop bleeding. Sure, well,
Speaker 28: what what does aspron do. Aspirin reduces the production of
Speaker 28: this t X the term boxing UH that is activating
Speaker 28: one that that helps suppress the T cell. So the
Speaker 28: aspirin allows this UH this protein to not be created
Speaker 28: and it so it will not inhibit the T cell production,
Speaker 28: which you need to obviously do its job to to
Speaker 28: help the body keep its immune system going and fight
Speaker 28: these break off cancer cell. So now we know how
Speaker 28: exactly the astrom works, which I think is you know,
Speaker 28: it's a simple thing sometimes, like we always talk about
Speaker 28: Gary Jeff, that the simple.
Speaker 10: Things are we overlook.
Speaker 28: This is not to say you should go out and
Speaker 28: start taking eighty one milligrams of ask.
Speaker 10: For you should always talk to your doctor.
Speaker 1: But well I have been a religious aspirin taker, not
Speaker 1: even eighty one milligrams. They got some three twenty fives
Speaker 1: on me this morning. Really, I just I think it's
Speaker 1: a miracle drug. If you're not allergic, you ought to
Speaker 1: take aspirin. I recommend it.
Speaker 10: Highly, Yes, sir, and I'll be seeing you around one o'clock.
Speaker 1: All right, brother good, okay, good looking out that Teresa
Speaker 1: is on the line. Will have a chance to perhaps
Speaker 1: talk to her in just a moment. And Brother Rick
Speaker 1: Green is waiting for a little bit of truth on
Speaker 1: a Saturday morning. Coming up in minutes.
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Speaker 1: Rain and sixty three degrees in Kinwood. Right now, there
Speaker 1: are some heavier pockets of showers and we'll continue to
Speaker 1: be so for the next couple of hours around the
Speaker 1: Tri state area. We get a break in the afternoon,
Speaker 1: and then about four or five it kicks back in
Speaker 1: in earnest and there are some possibilities of severe weather thunderstorms, hail,
Speaker 1: heavy or high wind, and the ever slightest possible of
Speaker 1: a tornado somewhere in the area. But we'll just kind
Speaker 1: of keep an eye out and check that for you.
Speaker 1: Seventy one today, only fifty six tomorrow for a high
Speaker 1: partly cloudy, and fifty eight on Monday arches here and
Speaker 1: that could mean freezing tempts one day.
Speaker 33: Cat and kind shot.
Speaker 1: And let's go to Brother Rick Green from Spirit work
Speaker 1: Cincinnati from the Butt God podcast and my friend with
Speaker 1: the Word of God. We like to be positive wherever
Speaker 1: possible on this program, Brother Green, how does this morning
Speaker 1: find you? Brother? Good morning, Garrett.
Speaker 33: Just got down praying for you and your listeners. And
Speaker 33: I think I'm gonna see the homeless tomorrow and feel.
Speaker 10: Like going in the rain.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, there you go, man, that's something that how
Speaker 1: many years have you done that? Will you bring the
Speaker 1: sandwiches to the homeless in Cincinnati?
Speaker 4: We started in twenty sixteen.
Speaker 1: Nine years. That's one heck of an anniversary to celebrate too.
Speaker 10: And I love every minute of it. And God can
Speaker 10: keep me on this assignment as long as he t pick.
Speaker 1: Well, it's what you feel like you were called to
Speaker 1: do and you're doing it. So God bless you, and
Speaker 1: God bless them through you because of all of that.
Speaker 1: So what have you got for us this morning? Rick?
Speaker 20: Today?
Speaker 33: We got Roman chapter three Versus twenty three and twenty four.
Speaker 33: It says for all had stand and false sort of
Speaker 33: the glory of God, and all are just justified freely
Speaker 33: by God's great through the redemption that came by Christ
Speaker 33: Jesus a man.
Speaker 1: You know, And that's it. As a Christian, as a
Speaker 1: Christian believer, and you and I both are we confess
Speaker 1: to be. We know that without Jesus, no matter, there's
Speaker 1: no way we can make up for our sin. There's
Speaker 1: no way. And every single one of us human beings
Speaker 1: has that frailty, that fault, that weakness, and the only
Speaker 1: way to get right with God is through Jesus Christ.
Speaker 10: We know that, and that precious mighty and holy name.
Speaker 1: That's it. There's no the way, Yeah, that he will
Speaker 1: cleanse us, regardless of how dirty we are, if we
Speaker 1: ask and we believe a man man, it's always good.
Speaker 1: Any more feedback from the movie.
Speaker 33: Now, we're still trying to get it strained and all that,
Speaker 33: And let me know what you think when you view it.
Speaker 33: Did you get to a copy?
Speaker 1: I have not yet.
Speaker 20: My emailed.
Speaker 10: I'll let you'll get me the wrong email check your email.
Speaker 1: All right, I will, I will. Indeed. Hopefully it didn't
Speaker 1: wind up somewhere that I can't see it, but yeah,
Speaker 1: I definitely will. I want to see the film because
Speaker 1: I'm just so gripped by your life story and the
Speaker 1: things you've told me already and how you came to
Speaker 1: be the person you are now it's incredible. I know
Speaker 1: it's a god thing.
Speaker 19: I know.
Speaker 1: Well, listen, I have a fantastic day. Brother.
Speaker 10: Okay, you all have a bluff day.
Speaker 1: Dot dodge the rain drops. We'll see you later eight nineteen.
Speaker 5: This morning, at nine, Mike Allen goes full thor and
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Speaker 20: Are ready.
Speaker 15: A busy weather day around the Tri STATEA tornado watch
Speaker 15: is an effect until ten am for the majority of
Speaker 15: the area. We've also got a floodwatch and effect from
Speaker 15: most of the area and a wind advisory. Showers and
Speaker 15: storms will be possible this morning with a severe threat
Speaker 15: and then again this afternoon evening. Make sure you are
Speaker 15: staying weather aware and keeping up to date with WCPO.
Speaker 15: From a severe weather station, I'm nine First Warning Meteorologist
Speaker 15: Cameron Harden on news Radio seven hundred w WELW.
Speaker 1: As we continue on this Saturday morning, eight twenty two,
Speaker 1: it is and on our phone line is Chris Shalty.
Speaker 1: If the last name sounds familiar, well you're right. His dad, Steve,
Speaker 1: has been a part of this show almost since the
Speaker 1: very beginning. And now Chris, who is a chairperson of
Speaker 1: the Saint Patrick's Day Parade, which steps off in downtown
Speaker 1: Cincinnati on the IDEs of March. A little later this morning,
Speaker 1: is on the line with us to tell us about
Speaker 1: the parade and what we can expect this year outside
Speaker 1: of the weather. Good morning, Chris, How are you?
Speaker 20: Good morning, Gary?
Speaker 10: Fantastic?
Speaker 1: Yep, So rain or shine, this always happens. I mean, what,
Speaker 1: what what kind of weather we have last year for
Speaker 1: this parade? Chris? I can't remember.
Speaker 4: So last year it was actually fairly sunny, just chilly,
Speaker 4: it was. It was the height of high was forty three.
Speaker 4: But really when the paride stepped off, we were we
Speaker 4: were kind of in a high thirties.
Speaker 20: It didn't feel bad begin to begin, because.
Speaker 4: The sun was out and and you know, we're blessed
Speaker 4: down on the along the banks. You know, there's not
Speaker 4: a lot of trees, so you get you get sun
Speaker 4: beating right on you, so does it kind of it
Speaker 4: didn't feel too bad all we I would say, I
Speaker 4: would take that normally over the majority of the other
Speaker 4: weather incidents we've had over the years.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're no stranger to having rain sometimes and all
Speaker 1: kinds of snow. Probably a few years. Yeah, now what times.
Speaker 4: Just two years ago, we were our parade went on
Speaker 4: and was in the teams, you know, and I know
Speaker 4: you know that a lot of people, you know, a
Speaker 4: lot of people you know, for safety reasons, didn't come
Speaker 4: out when it's that cold. But there was still quite
Speaker 4: a big presence that Cincinnati. Whether they're Irish or not,
Speaker 4: they still showed up even.
Speaker 20: When it was cold.
Speaker 1: Warm today, But we've got the weather possibilities. What time
Speaker 1: does the parade began, Chris? What time do you step
Speaker 1: off and where from?
Speaker 4: So we we step off at noon at least that
Speaker 4: is the planned time. Look, you know, safety is still
Speaker 4: important to us, so we're we're thankful that we've got
Speaker 4: some flexibility with.
Speaker 20: That start time.
Speaker 4: The planet to start at noon starts at Marrying and Central,
Speaker 4: so right there at the southwest corner of Paul Brown
Speaker 4: Stadium and then proceeds all the way along Marrying again.
Speaker 4: If the weather should be an issue, and we've we've
Speaker 4: got some condigency plans to be in communication with CPD
Speaker 4: and CFD, you know, we can.
Speaker 20: Delay the parade a little bit.
Speaker 4: Our paray takes about an hour and a half hour
Speaker 4: and forty five minutes, but we actually have a four
Speaker 4: hour window with the city to get our event done,
Speaker 4: so we can be flexible should should the weather forces
Speaker 4: to push off. But I'm optimistic, and it looks like
Speaker 4: the forecast is going to break for us.
Speaker 1: Yeah, looks looks like you're going to get that break
Speaker 1: that window between like ten thirty eleven o'clock in about
Speaker 1: three or four this afternoon. We wish, we wish a
Speaker 1: great weather, We wish safety for everyone who attends. And again,
Speaker 1: it's a Marringway and where does it begin?
Speaker 4: As it goes all the way along Marring Way, so
Speaker 4: all the way past Small Park and then cuts up
Speaker 4: north Joe Nuxall and then returns all the way down
Speaker 4: Freedom Way, so cutting through the.
Speaker 20: Heart of the banks.
Speaker 4: So you know, the ideal places usually are somewhere along
Speaker 4: Smelle Park or a long Freedom Way in front of
Speaker 4: any one of the numerous establishments there, or the parks
Speaker 4: and patios out there.
Speaker 1: Will you be throwing lepre cons to the children.
Speaker 20: Not leper cons.
Speaker 4: There could be green beaves in people's futures, that's for sure, okay.
Speaker 4: And this year we've we've got Hall of Famer Anthony
Speaker 4: Munos is our honorary Graham Marshall.
Speaker 1: That's wonderful. Well listen, thank you so much, Chris, and
Speaker 1: you do a fantastic job. And like I said, stay
Speaker 1: dry and everything, You'll be good.
Speaker 4: Thanks Garry, Jeff, appreciate it.
Speaker 1: You bet eight twenty six Wally and Mo still to come.
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Speaker 1: One of our Saturday Morning family for a number of
Speaker 1: years now, Moeger, and we are proud to call him
Speaker 1: part of our Saturday Morning edition family into its twenty
Speaker 1: eighth year now. And I've known Mo for those entire
Speaker 1: twenty eight years. He wasn't on the Saturday Morning program,
Speaker 1: accept at the very beginning when he was the producer
Speaker 1: of this program. And now he's here with us again
Speaker 1: for a second, we like to call I don't know
Speaker 1: how we came up with this name.
Speaker 19: Hey Mo, congratulations, Thank you twenty eight years man. That
Speaker 19: is awesome.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it is, you know, And and you've been around
Speaker 1: the entire time you were you were a kid, and
Speaker 1: you were producing Jim Scott Show and producing Mine on
Speaker 1: Saturday Morning and uh I'm proud to say that you
Speaker 1: were hardly ever late for my show.
Speaker 19: I was late, but hardly ever is a fair hardly ever?
Speaker 19: I I was Uh you know, I was late for
Speaker 19: Jim Scott show exactly twice. And after the second time,
Speaker 19: uh my guy made it known as that happened again,
Speaker 19: I might as well not even come in. You were
Speaker 19: a little bit more understanding. You were late once when
Speaker 19: I was producing.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, And see, that's that's the whole that's the whole
Speaker 1: dynamic there that people don't think about if they get
Speaker 1: upset with someone for being tardy or late for a job,
Speaker 1: is that the next time the shoe will be on
Speaker 1: the other foot and you will be you will be
Speaker 1: eating humble pie. So I try, I try to be
Speaker 1: as as as easy going on that liamspin late, Yes
Speaker 1: he has. I see that the dog is on time
Speaker 1: this morning.
Speaker 19: A dog is on time barking at something outside.
Speaker 1: Yes, oh man, I miss I miss my cat dog.
Speaker 1: He didn't bark, but you know he did all the
Speaker 1: other things that dogs do. Uh So anyway, uh, I
Speaker 1: wanted to start with this. A good coach can be
Speaker 1: a good coach anywhere, regardless of regardless of the school,
Speaker 1: that they're at. And I'm talking about college mainly college
Speaker 1: basketball coaches, but college football coaches also. If if there
Speaker 1: is quality there, you've got to have great players or
Speaker 1: good players to achieve. Good are great things, no doubt
Speaker 1: about it, in sports. But they you know, these guys
Speaker 1: show up in different places at different times on their
Speaker 1: coaching career and they're still great. An example a right
Speaker 1: now is Rick Patino at Saint John's.
Speaker 19: I think he's the greatest coach in the history of
Speaker 19: college basketball. And I know there are going to be
Speaker 19: some people who don't like to hear that, but he's
Speaker 19: never gone anywhere at the collegiate level where he hasn't won.
Speaker 19: You know, this is a guy who took Providence to
Speaker 19: a Final Four in nineteen eighty seven. The success he
Speaker 19: had at Kentucky, and you know, you might go, well, yeah,
Speaker 19: it's Kentucky, but I you know, I think there are
Speaker 19: people who don't remember when he took over at Kentucky
Speaker 19: what had happened to that program because of NCAA probation.
Speaker 19: He had insane success at Louisville in multiple conferences. You know,
Speaker 19: he was he was the coach at Louisville when they
Speaker 19: were in Conference USA, when they were in the Big East,
Speaker 19: when they in the American Athletic Conference, and took Iona
Speaker 19: to the NCAA Tournament a couple of years ago. And
Speaker 19: he's got Saint John's as a bona fide Final four
Speaker 19: caliber team. But I think what's most interesting about Rick
Speaker 19: Patino specifically at Saint John's, you know, when you think
Speaker 19: of you know, certainly his years at Kentucky, he was
Speaker 19: the first coach to really embrace the three, or maybe
Speaker 19: not the first, but the first coach to embrace the
Speaker 19: three and have large scale success where they were pressing,
Speaker 19: trapping and shooting threes. Well, now in college basketball, everybody
Speaker 19: is shooting threes, and if you watch Saint John's, they're
Speaker 19: a little bit more of a throwback, right. They don't
Speaker 19: shoot the three nearly as well, They don't shoot the
Speaker 19: three nearly as much. They played really physical basketball. They
Speaker 19: played really hard nosed basketball, And to me, that's the
Speaker 19: sign of a great coach, somebody who can take his
Speaker 19: players and go, Okay, here's the system we're going to
Speaker 19: have around these players. I know he has said and
Speaker 19: done a lot of really controversial things. I know, the
Speaker 19: national title at Louisville was vacated, which I think is
Speaker 19: a stupid punishment. But I think he's the greatest coach
Speaker 19: in the history of college basketball. And by the way,
Speaker 19: folks are going to say, well, he failed with the
Speaker 19: Boston Celtics.
Speaker 18: And he did.
Speaker 19: He also had success in the pros with the New
Speaker 19: York Knicks, which he who he coached after he left Providence.
Speaker 19: I think he's great for the sport. I'm glad he's
Speaker 19: back in the sport.
Speaker 20: And you're right, there are a lot of.
Speaker 19: His contemporaries who have acclaimed to that title. But I
Speaker 19: think that the number of schools that he has won
Speaker 19: at the influence the ways he has won. I think
Speaker 19: he's the greatest coach in college basketball history.
Speaker 1: Hey, you know, and here's just an addendum to that.
Speaker 1: And I don't think that he's anywhere close to Patino.
Speaker 1: And a lot of people don't like him, Bruce Pearl.
Speaker 1: I mean, look at what he's done at Auburn.
Speaker 19: Correct, Yeah, one at UW Milwaukee, one at Tennessee. Has
Speaker 19: an Auburn team that when they're going offensively, they are
Speaker 19: some see you know, to behold has had him in
Speaker 19: final fours. Yeah, I you know, it's it's funny. Over
Speaker 19: the last five or six years, we've had some absolute
Speaker 19: titans of the of the sport leave. Mike Ryzewski has retired,
Speaker 19: Roy Williams has retired, and I think many have wondered, like,
Speaker 19: all right, well, you know who's going to fill that void?
Speaker 19: Jay Wright retired, who won two national titles with Villanova
Speaker 19: last decade. There are still some awesome coaches. NATO's at Alabama.
Speaker 19: You know you saw last night if you're a Kentucky fan,
Speaker 19: what what Alabama can do offensively? They are something took
Speaker 19: be hold when when they are clicking on all cylinders offensively.
Speaker 19: Danny Hurley at Yukon, who is a very polarizing personality. Uh,
Speaker 19: there's some great ones. Bruce Pearl is obviously on that list.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, no doubt about it. You mentioned Alabama. Uh,
Speaker 1: they're one of the few teams that can give Auburn
Speaker 1: fits or is proven to you know, and that a
Speaker 1: that Auburn team is just man, I don't I don't
Speaker 1: know who's gonna beat them, but the SEC will have
Speaker 1: a good shot at having three out of four final
Speaker 1: four teams. Do you still think that possible?
Speaker 19: The story of the year in college basketball is how
Speaker 19: good the SEC has been.
Speaker 10: Where you know, if you.
Speaker 19: Follow people who project brackets, bracketologists, if you look at
Speaker 19: you know, in the one seed line or the two
Speaker 19: seed line or the three seed line, there hasn't been
Speaker 19: a lot of movement, may mainly because it's so populated
Speaker 19: by SEC teams, right. I mean, they obviously didn't win
Speaker 19: last night, and the game kind of got away from
Speaker 19: them in the second half. But I thought, if Kentucky
Speaker 19: can win the SEC tournament, that's one of the greatest
Speaker 19: feats in the history of the program. Winning that league
Speaker 19: with its depth, as good as Florida is, as good
Speaker 19: as Tennessee has been this year, they were number one
Speaker 19: in the country for two weeks, as good as Auburn is,
Speaker 19: as good as Alabama is the top of that conference,
Speaker 19: and then you kind of go through the middle of it,
Speaker 19: where you know, Texas obviously has a chance to make
Speaker 19: the NCAA tournament. Entucky is probably going to be a
Speaker 19: three seed, at least a four seed. Offensively, the Wildcats
Speaker 19: are very very good. Uh, it's a great, great league,
Speaker 19: But yeah, v.
Speaker 1: Vanderbilt Commodorees are going to make the NCAA to with
Speaker 1: a twenty and twelve record and like a five hundred
Speaker 1: record in the SEC during the regular season. I mean, yes,
Speaker 1: sure are Yeah.
Speaker 19: So I think if you were to sit down and go, okay,
Speaker 19: here are the teams you're gonna make a bet and
Speaker 19: go okay, here are the teams I want to bet
Speaker 19: on to make a final four, uh, you would start
Speaker 19: with at least three SEC teams and maybe four. I think,
Speaker 19: depending on how you feel about Tennessee.
Speaker 1: What is it going to take for a team like
Speaker 1: the University of Cincinnati Bearcats to reach this level?
Speaker 19: A lot of money? Yeah, you know, I mean that's
Speaker 19: that's the obvious answer. It's gonna take a lot of money.
Speaker 19: Programs down a crossroads. I think it's fair to say,
Speaker 19: you know, west Miller has I thought it was first
Speaker 19: three years, did a really good job of stabilizing the program,
Speaker 19: which is not easy to do. This year, though, goes
Speaker 19: down as a huge disappointment. I think there are really
Speaker 19: talented individual players on that team, but the pieces just
Speaker 19: didn't fit. And so I think Wes is going to
Speaker 19: have to spend this offseason figuring out a way to
Speaker 19: put together a roster that is more experienced, that is
Speaker 19: older that has more players who can do more than
Speaker 19: one thing, and then figuring out how to get the
Speaker 19: pieces to fit This season was not so much. We
Speaker 19: went into the season thinking UC can make the NCAA Tournament.
Speaker 19: And I think if I would have said to anybody
Speaker 19: back in October the Bearcats aren't going to make the
Speaker 19: NCAA Tournament, I would have been laughed at. They were
Speaker 19: supposed to make the NCAA tournament, not because they are
Speaker 19: ready to compete with Houston or Arizona or the upper
Speaker 19: tier of the upper tier teams in the Big Twelve,
Speaker 19: but they were supposed to take care of business against
Speaker 19: teams like Kansas State were they lost to Kansas State twice,
Speaker 19: Oklahoma State, they lost to Oklahoma State, the lower rung
Speaker 19: or middle of the pack teams in the Big Twelve.
Speaker 19: And they couldn't do that. And so I think they're
Speaker 19: gonna need a roster overhaul.
Speaker 10: I think they're gonna need.
Speaker 19: They're gonna need in the Big Twelve. You need NBA players. Now.
Speaker 19: They may get one this offseason, a young man by
Speaker 19: the name of Shawnabiev who is McDonald's All American. But
Speaker 19: I think this offseason is gonna unfold and this season's
Speaker 19: gonna unfold with West Miller dealing with a lot of
Speaker 19: pressure because the fan base is impatient. Cincinnati hasn't competed
Speaker 19: in the NCAA Tournament since twenty nineteen. If we are
Speaker 19: still saying the same thing a year from now, I
Speaker 19: think we're going to be having some very unpleasant conversations
Speaker 19: about West Miller.
Speaker 1: Are we going to see high school players get paid
Speaker 1: like college players? Have we gone to that level with
Speaker 1: the nil? Or with competition among high school kids? I mean,
Speaker 1: or is the competition really for these elite teams, these
Speaker 1: prep schools where some kids from high school are going
Speaker 1: now in lieu of public schools and whatever.
Speaker 19: Well, if somebody's willing to pay, and then the answer
Speaker 19: is yes, you know, NIL in college sports is about
Speaker 19: to change, at least to a degree where we're about
Speaker 19: to have revenue sharing in college basketball and in college
Speaker 19: sports overall, where schools are going to be able to
Speaker 19: share revenues with the athletes. We're not going to have
Speaker 19: that at the high school level, but sure if a
Speaker 19: shoe company or someone wants a high school kid to endorse.
Speaker 19: Now this is going to vary. I think from state
Speaker 19: to state. Every state has different rules, but absolutely we're
Speaker 19: going to have nil in high school sports. And I
Speaker 19: think to a very large degree across the country you
Speaker 19: could find cases what we already do.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I was just trying to figure out how Lebron James say,
Speaker 1: a kid, you know, twenty years ago, I was driving
Speaker 1: a Hummer when he was a senior in high school.
Speaker 1: It's mom's car. Yeah, okay, sure. So what else we
Speaker 1: got on the table? We got the free agency in
Speaker 1: the NFL. How of the Bengals. How would you rate
Speaker 1: the Bengals so far as far as signing players and
Speaker 1: attracting free agents or looking at free agents to help
Speaker 1: for twenty twenty five?
Speaker 19: Well, I think if you were to pay attention to
Speaker 19: the last seven days, let's just make it about the
Speaker 19: last seven days and what the Bengals have done and
Speaker 19: what they haven't done, you would arrive at the conclusion
Speaker 19: that the Bengals offensive line last year was really, really
Speaker 19: good because it's gone untouched. And obviously you and I
Speaker 19: know from watching the season that's not the case. And
Speaker 19: so the most frustrating thing for me is that they
Speaker 19: haven't acquired a guard in free agency. Now you'll hear
Speaker 19: the name Pevin Jenkins this weekend, who is somebody that
Speaker 19: they're apparently interested in. But he is going to meet
Speaker 19: with the Seattle Seahawks on Monday. If on the Bengals,
Speaker 19: I don't let him get to Seattle. I don't let
Speaker 19: him take that meeting. And you know this week there's
Speaker 19: two different issues. Right there's acquiring players from outside who
Speaker 19: can help them. And they did sign a defensive tackle
Speaker 19: by the name of PJ. Slayton, who I think is
Speaker 19: really going to be able to help against the run.
Speaker 19: But that defense was bad last year. We thought they
Speaker 19: were going to overhaul it. They haven't used free agency
Speaker 19: to overhaul it. There's that issue. But then there's also
Speaker 19: the issue with retaining their own guys. And they brought
Speaker 19: that Mike MIKEDSICKI that's a good signing. They brought back
Speaker 19: Joseph Osai. I think that's a pretty good signing on
Speaker 19: a one year deal. They brought back Cody Ford to
Speaker 19: give him some offensive line depth. I think we would
Speaker 19: agree that that's pretty good. There's momentum if you followed
Speaker 19: some of the national reporting last night that they're going
Speaker 19: to get extensions done with Jamar Chase and t Higgins
Speaker 19: here very soon, which is great, but those players were
Speaker 19: already under contract for twenty twenty five. They really haven't
Speaker 19: done all that much to improve the twenty twenty five
Speaker 19: season relative to what we watched in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 1: It would be nice to see Trey Henderson back, you know,
Speaker 1: doing his thing, especially if Aaron Rodgers is going to
Speaker 1: be playing for the Steelers. I mean, Trey Hendrickson just
Speaker 1: looking at his chops chopping down that statue on a
Speaker 1: regular basis. All right, Mo, we'll talk to you later.
Speaker 10: Right.
Speaker 19: Well, we have oak Hill's Little Dribblers basketball this afternoon,
Speaker 19: so that is gonna be my priority early this afternoon.
Speaker 19: I will be with you and Speirit. You can photo
Speaker 19: shop me maybe in the group photo.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, thanks Moe, Mike Allen counselor how are you.
Speaker 21: I'm good, buddy. Congratulations on twenty eight.
Speaker 1: Oh, thank you very much.
Speaker 21: Hell of it. I don't think I've done anything for
Speaker 21: twenty eight?
Speaker 19: Are you?
Speaker 1: Are you gonna make absolutely good? I will be there,
Speaker 1: all right, Well, forward to it. What's on the show today, Well,
Speaker 1: i'll tell you what we're going to talk about, Doze.
Speaker 1: They reported yesterday that to date listen to this, Gary Jeff.
Speaker 1: They have saved taxpayers one hundred and fifteen billion dollars
Speaker 1: so far, which equates to about seven hundred bucks per taxpayer.
Speaker 21: That's a pretty damn big deal if you ask me.
Speaker 21: We're going to talk about that.
Speaker 36: Also, you see, they made the list of sixty colleges
Speaker 36: that have received letters from the Department of Education, the
Speaker 36: soon to be defunct Department of Education, that they're under
Speaker 36: investigation for tolerating acts of anti Semitism.
Speaker 1: We'll talk a little bit about that.
Speaker 36: Got Steve Gooden coming in legal an I was going
Speaker 36: to talk about the legal battles that Trump and Musk
Speaker 36: and Doze are facing and what the status of those are.
Speaker 36: And then we're going to talk to Christopher Smithman, former
Speaker 36: vice mayor of the City of Cincinnati. Going to catch
Speaker 36: up with Christopher c what's up with him?
Speaker 1: Chris Smithman is the gift that just keeps on giving.
Speaker 10: Man.
Speaker 1: He great guest and big time I must listen for
Speaker 1: Mike Allen. Saturday midday party is at Huddles. The anniversary
Speaker 1: party will have cake, we have sandwiches. We have people
Speaker 1: who maybe like to drink and hopefully they don't drink
Speaker 1: too much. It all starts. We open the doors at
Speaker 1: eleven and the party officially like from one to four
Speaker 1: this afternoon. So in between the rain drops, I.
Speaker 21: Don't drink anymore. What I don't drink any less?
Speaker 1: Oh God, that's all all right? Yeah, and so were you.
Speaker 1: But that's why we love you, Mike Allen.
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