Speaker 1: Happy birthday to ROBERTA. Lee Streeter. Bobby Gentry born on
Speaker 1: this day of nineteen forty two, Woodland, Misissippi.
Speaker 2: The June another sleepy, dusty dell.
Speaker 3: Today. I was out chopping cotton and my brother.
Speaker 2: Was bailing hay and at dinner time to stop and
Speaker 2: walked back to the house to eat.
Speaker 4: And Mama hollered at the back door, y'all remember to
Speaker 4: wipe your feet.
Speaker 1: Bobby is eighty two today.
Speaker 4: And then she said, I got some neooze this morning
Speaker 4: from chock Tarbridge. Today, Billy Joe McCallister jumped off the
Speaker 4: teller at Geach. Papa said to Mama as he passed
Speaker 4: her around the black.
Speaker 1: Gody, the pass the piece please.
Speaker 4: Village Joe never had a lick of sense. Pass the
Speaker 4: biscuits please. There's five more acres in the lower forty
Speaker 4: I've got to play.
Speaker 3: Mama said.
Speaker 4: It was a shame about Billy Joe, and it has.
Speaker 1: This song was third on the Billboard year in chart
Speaker 1: of nineteen sixty sevens four weeks at number one. If
Speaker 1: you're gonna have one big hit, you wanted to be
Speaker 1: as colossal as the ode to Billy Joe. And we
Speaker 1: still don't know what they threw off that bridge. Gee
Speaker 1: doing Billy Joe conjecture, conjecture. The conspiracy theories still abound
Speaker 1: all these years later. Heavy Birthday, Bobby Gentry. Before we
Speaker 1: look at and look back at significant events and people
Speaker 1: tied to this particular date in history, including but not
Speaker 1: limited to these seventeen eighty nine President George Washington Signs
Speaker 1: of Measure established in the Department of Foreign Affairs. You
Speaker 1: got to talk to those people in other countries, right, Okay,
Speaker 1: that's one necessary government bureaucracy this date. In eighteen sixty six,
Speaker 1: cyrus Field finished laying out the first successful underwater telegraph
Speaker 1: cable between North America and Europe. So now not only
Speaker 1: do I have a Department of Foreign Affairs, but now
Speaker 1: we've got a way to talk to them more directly.
Speaker 1: Nineteen oh nine, during the official test of the US
Speaker 1: Army's first airplane, Orville Wright blew flew himself. I was
Speaker 1: going to say, blew himself. No, flew himself in a
Speaker 1: passenger above Fort Meyer, Virginia, for for an hour and
Speaker 1: twelve minutes. At first, Wright Brothers flight lasted how many seconds?
Speaker 1: The first pop chart music popularity chart printed by Billboard
Speaker 1: Magazine on this date in nineteen forty In first place
Speaker 1: was I'll Never Smile Again, recorded by Tommy Dorsey with
Speaker 1: Frank Sinatra Old Blue Eyes on the mic I'd See.
Speaker 1: Nineteen seventy four of the House Judiciary Committed voted twenty
Speaker 1: seven to eleven to adopt the first of three articles
Speaker 1: of impeachment against Richard Nixon. They never got to because,
Speaker 1: of course, he resigned nineteen eighty On day two hundred
Speaker 1: and sixty seven of the Iranian hostage crisis, the depost
Speaker 1: Chavararan died at a military hospital outside of Cairo, Egypt.
Speaker 1: Nineteen eighty one, six year old Adam Walsh was abducted
Speaker 1: from a department store in Hollywood, Florida, later murdered his father,
Speaker 1: John Walsh, of course, subsequently became a victim's rights activist
Speaker 1: and then the television show America's Most Wanted. Nineteen ninety six,
Speaker 1: terror struck the Atlanta Olympics as a pipe bomb exploded
Speaker 1: at Centennial Olympic Park, killing one person injuring one hundred
Speaker 1: and eleven. Eric Rudolph later pleaded guilty to the bombing.
Speaker 1: The Olympics are going on in Paris. As we speak,
Speaker 1: Bobby Gentry's birthday. Actor director Betty Thomas is seventy seven.
Speaker 1: Olympic gold medal figure skater Peggy Fleming is seventy six today.
Speaker 1: Maureen McGovern had a big hit in the nineteen seventies.
Speaker 1: I think seventy five today. Carol Leefer comedian sixty eight.
Speaker 1: Comedian Bill Ingviell is sixty seven. Donnie En. Let's see
Speaker 1: Karen Allison, great jazz singer, Julianna Hadfiel, Julian McMahon, triple
Speaker 1: h the former professional reppler wrestler. He's a reppler and
Speaker 1: he turns the double. Nichols fifty five, Maya Rudolph fifty two,
Speaker 1: Peter Yorn, former American League or All Star, Alex Rodrigres Rodriguez.
Speaker 1: This is going to be a fun morning. I can
Speaker 1: tell already. Is forty nine. A rod is forty nine today.
Speaker 1: I should have just started right there. Now that's enough.
Speaker 1: If it's your birthday, I hope it is the best
Speaker 1: birthday you could possibly imagine. You get to spend it
Speaker 1: doing things you love with people you love to do
Speaker 1: them with, or maybe all by your lonesome. Whatever flies,
Speaker 1: your flies, your skirt up whatever floats your boat. Happy birthday, Hope,
Speaker 1: it's a great one for you. I see lady Lynette's
Speaker 1: on the line, so we'll get here momentarily. It is
Speaker 1: five p forty two. What there is of weather and sports?
Speaker 1: Coming up next on the Saturday morning edition on seven
Speaker 1: one hundred WLW, seven hundred WLW Sport. Our boy Liam
Speaker 1: is down, so it's up to me. The Reds rally
Speaker 1: in the tenth inning and beat the Tampa Bay Rays
Speaker 1: last night at Tropicana Field three to two. The final
Speaker 1: U Nicolodola started for the Reds and the game was
Speaker 1: deadlocked at two into the seventh or sixth inning, and
Speaker 1: then finally, surprise, surprise, Stuart Fairchild comes home with the
Speaker 1: winning double in the tenth down the left field line,
Speaker 1: and that's it. They Diaz holds them off in the
Speaker 1: bottom of the tenth and there's game one of that
Speaker 1: series on the road. They'll go at it again this
Speaker 1: afternoon our Inside Pitch at three ten and at fourteen
Speaker 1: four to ten, all the play by play action Reds
Speaker 1: and Rays from Tampa Here on the Home of the
Speaker 1: Reds seven hundred WLW. The Olympics continue. We'll talk about
Speaker 1: the dreadful opening ceremonies. If you want a little bit
Speaker 1: later on FC Cincinnati off this week. The League's Cup
Speaker 1: play going on, and we'll have them back on the
Speaker 1: air the second they are back on the pitch. Here
Speaker 1: on seven hundred WLW or friends at ESPN fifteen thirty,
Speaker 1: your phone calls and more frivolity ahead as we get
Speaker 1: you going on a Saturday at seven hundred WLW five
Speaker 1: eight right and early mouth not working. See that's the thing.
Speaker 1: If you're on TV you have a teleprompter dot people
Speaker 1: talking in your ear constantly. It's what called an IFB.
Speaker 1: You have all kinds of extra help. Plus, if they're
Speaker 1: putting you on TV, you're not a troll. You're not
Speaker 1: an ugly person. So sometimes if you're having an off DA, MTV,
Speaker 1: all you gotta do is just be pretty in radio.
Speaker 1: You're having an off day. This is all you got
Speaker 1: to show for yourself. And if your motor skills aren't
Speaker 1: fully functional, something like this happens. So I'm looking forward
Speaker 1: to watching words, bumbling thoughts being as incoherent as a
Speaker 1: certain soon to be ex president probably all morning. So
Speaker 1: I apologize in advance. Gary Jeff with the lovely Lady Lynette,
Speaker 1: who is also known as Dave, doesn't know this. We
Speaker 1: have a new producer this morning, Dave Keaton, because Liam
Speaker 1: is out. He's ill, and I ask you all to
Speaker 1: pray for Liam. He's got pneumonia. But Dave doesn't know that.
Speaker 1: Lynette changed her name to Mammetry. Mammetry, are you there? Hello, Mammetry?
Speaker 5: Can you hear me? I?
Speaker 1: Can you sound beautiful?
Speaker 5: This phone has been downing people and everything and it
Speaker 5: got lower and I thought, ohs are gonna cut me off?
Speaker 1: Well apparently not, since I'm talking to you right now,
Speaker 1: we're on the air. What have you got for me?
Speaker 1: Mam Tree.
Speaker 5: It's called We're marching to Zion?
Speaker 1: Okay, well let's march to Zion.
Speaker 5: Where march TUSI oh my lost my boys.
Speaker 6: Tusian beauty, beauty zie and where marchy uh for to side.
Speaker 5: And that beautiful city of God. Amen. She give me
Speaker 5: ice water with my medicine about ten minutes ago. Oh no,
Speaker 5: I had saved water is three hours ago, so it
Speaker 5: be room temp to take my morning medicine.
Speaker 1: So you don't like ice?
Speaker 5: Not for saying? And you know I have a frog
Speaker 5: voice or not drink ice water.
Speaker 1: I no, I did not know that for some people
Speaker 1: ice water would help others that might inhibit and apparently
Speaker 1: that is the case in your case.
Speaker 5: What's that hot tea but nothing ice?
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, now I've done. Now do you do lemon
Speaker 1: with the hot tea or no?
Speaker 5: I just drink hot tea with nothing in it? Okay,
Speaker 5: unless it's sweetener.
Speaker 1: Well, now you're adding a lot of stuff that could
Speaker 1: make up your throat. That the cream, and I think
Speaker 1: the cream would coat your throat.
Speaker 5: And it's non dairy creamer, it don't hurt you.
Speaker 1: Okay, So the fake stuff is fine. The real dairy
Speaker 1: is what you need to watch out for.
Speaker 5: I'm like ice problem.
Speaker 1: Oh really you have that?
Speaker 5: My mom nursed her ten kids.
Speaker 1: Well, did she notice any problem with you?
Speaker 7: Then?
Speaker 5: Well, she said we all bit her. I wouldn't breastfeed
Speaker 5: hearing her tails are woe. I would not breastfeed because
Speaker 5: she said every baby bitter. I said they got big
Speaker 5: enough to bite and use a bottle.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no doubt about it. Well, you know, unless you're
Speaker 1: born with a full set of teeth like Jethrow Bodeine
Speaker 1: from the The Beverly Hillbillies.
Speaker 5: Well, I got two sets. But that's my twin brother.
Speaker 1: Oh that's right, Mama Tree was born with the dead
Speaker 1: twin brother inside of.
Speaker 5: Her, parts of it in my face, I still got it.
Speaker 5: They're gonna take his jawbone out Ogust the eighth at
Speaker 5: nine thirty.
Speaker 1: Where is your twin brother's jawbone located in your body?
Speaker 5: And they're gonna take it out? Oh?
Speaker 1: I know where is it though? Right now?
Speaker 6: Huh?
Speaker 1: Where is it? Right now?
Speaker 8: Right here?
Speaker 9: In my job?
Speaker 5: Been there all my life, my goodness, before I was born,
Speaker 5: it was there. And I had a pistol on I joked.
Speaker 5: I said, Mama, begu you had a twin and you
Speaker 5: somehow lost it doing whatever recreation or whatever creation, and
Speaker 5: joked about it and for years, and it's going to
Speaker 5: do a second pistol of surgery. And I bought some
Speaker 5: a low bubble bath and took baths in it every
Speaker 5: night and day. And because I knew a low heels
Speaker 5: and the day of the surgery, I took a bath
Speaker 5: and I touched it and it fell off in my hand.
Speaker 5: I told the surgeon because I had the pentecost there,
Speaker 5: my doctors, you know, to pray from it. And I said,
Speaker 5: doctor me a paper to prove that's pentycouse people.
Speaker 10: And God yelled me.
Speaker 5: He said, how you know you had? I'm like, hey, dude,
Speaker 5: we get a surgery.
Speaker 1: Hey dude, Lynette, I love you. We gotta go. Seven
Speaker 1: hundred WLW. Remember we are all experiencing the significance of
Speaker 1: the passage of time, unburdened by what has been and YadA, YadA, YadA.
Speaker 1: This message has not been approved by Kamala Harris, but
Speaker 1: it sounds sounds like something she might say. And she
Speaker 1: talks in circles and describes her love for venn diagrams
Speaker 1: and yellow school buses. Oh, my goodness, the San Francisco madam. Well, no,
Speaker 1: she would be one who works for a madam as president. Anyway,
Speaker 1: Dick decided to remain absent this morning, unless, of course,
Speaker 1: he wakes up at six oh five and go, oh god,
Speaker 1: I gotta call Jerry Jeff. So we'll just move along.
Speaker 1: Thank you. Seven hundred WLW. Welcome into the first official
Speaker 1: hour of the Saturday Morning edition for this Saturday, July
Speaker 1: twenty seven, twenty twenty four. Gary Jeff Walker, at your service.
Speaker 1: Things are a bit of skew this morning, A bit
Speaker 1: of kilter. Liam's not here. Dave's doing a fantastic job.
Speaker 1: Of course, Dave's the old hand in the producer's chair.
Speaker 1: But Liam's not here. And Dick was tarty. Dick, you
Speaker 1: were tarty. Good morning, Dick.
Speaker 9: Good morning Gary Jeff, How are you good?
Speaker 1: You were tardy?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 11: Yeah, What happened to music this week? Gary?
Speaker 9: Geff?
Speaker 1: Too much music? You can't have too much music? That's insane.
Speaker 10: We just what happened to the back to the strummers?
Speaker 10: I mean, not the strummers.
Speaker 8: Well, actually I played with the strummers and then I went.
Speaker 12: Back to the string benders.
Speaker 9: And they all welcomed me back.
Speaker 13: It was pretty good.
Speaker 14: But I tuned my mandolin, the one that gave me
Speaker 14: from blows.
Speaker 8: And I hit a string.
Speaker 9: I broke a string.
Speaker 1: But oh no, Well, you know you're not really a
Speaker 1: successful mandolin player unless you've broken a string. Everybody knows. Yeah, Hey,
Speaker 1: hang on just a second, Dave, can you conference in
Speaker 1: Old Radio Rick just for a moment and then put
Speaker 1: him back on hold. I just need to ask him
Speaker 1: a question with Dick Old Radio Rick, you're on with
Speaker 1: Dick from Dayton. Is it.
Speaker 9: You worrimy?
Speaker 15: How are you Radio. Rick?
Speaker 1: Hello, Rick, he asked, He asked, how are you doing
Speaker 1: old Radio?
Speaker 8: Rick?
Speaker 10: Oh good, I didn't hear him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's that's what I figured. I don't know how
Speaker 1: that happened, But anyway, Uh, is it possible to have
Speaker 1: too much music?
Speaker 11: Rick?
Speaker 9: No, I guess.
Speaker 10: It is possible to have too many Oh.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, there's no quoe. Okay, I just wanted to
Speaker 1: get a ruling from you. Put old Radio Rick back
Speaker 1: on hold. All right, Dick, we're alone again. So what
Speaker 1: do you what else you got for us?
Speaker 7: What?
Speaker 1: What's ahead? You've had all this music this week? Too
Speaker 1: much music? Are you going to keep up this torrid pace?
Speaker 1: Or are you going to slow down a little bit?
Speaker 13: No, I'm going to keep it up.
Speaker 8: You know, I'm going to keep up.
Speaker 13: It's something that I learned from my family, you know.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean yeah, family ties. They're they're hard to deny.
Speaker 1: There's no questions. It's genetics, darn it. All right, Well, Dick,
Speaker 1: thanks for checking in. It's lates. Late's better than.
Speaker 8: Never, okay, Okay, bye, Dick.
Speaker 1: It's time for our friend Dave from Harrison.
Speaker 16: It was midnight on the ocean on a street car
Speaker 16: was in sight the sun was shining brightly in the
Speaker 16: middle of the night. Therefore, boy with shoes on stood
Speaker 16: there sitting in the tree, And when I put my
Speaker 16: glasses on, I heard his melody.
Speaker 1: Yes, Dave from Harrison is back once again on a
Speaker 1: Saturday morning to regale us with some really bad dad
Speaker 1: jokes and other unfunny one liners. After that introduction, it
Speaker 1: can't be anything but great. Good morning, Dave.
Speaker 17: Good morning, gad Jeff.
Speaker 9: How are we doing doing?
Speaker 1: Just fine? Sir? What's on yours?
Speaker 10: That's good?
Speaker 3: Oh all?
Speaker 17: We got to just get them taters out of your
Speaker 17: mouth going, you know, and won't be.
Speaker 1: Finem Hey, hey, Dave. Yeah, if rabbits wore habits, wouldn't
Speaker 1: they be called nunnies? Ugly?
Speaker 9: They would.
Speaker 1: Did you hear about did you hear about the poor
Speaker 1: guy who drowned at the Olympics opening ceremony?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 1: No, yeah, he drowned. They they found that he was insane.
Speaker 9: Oh I see, Jeff.
Speaker 17: Have you ever wondered, No, why don't you ever see
Speaker 17: hippos hiding in trees?
Speaker 1: Why don't you ever see hippos hiding in trees?
Speaker 15: Dave?
Speaker 1: Whyever?
Speaker 10: Well, because they're really really good at it.
Speaker 1: It's so stupid. What else did you hear.
Speaker 17: About the PEPSI executive they got fired? No, he tested
Speaker 17: positive for coke, Garrett Jeff. If watermelon exists. If watermelon exists, then.
Speaker 1: Why don't air melon?
Speaker 14: Fire melon and earth melon exists?
Speaker 13: And then you would have the They would all be
Speaker 13: the elements, thement.
Speaker 1: Melements, Yes, the element. Yes, Dave, Yes, listen to this.
Speaker 18: Jokes told by Dave from Harrison are not necessarily considered
Speaker 18: funny by the staff, management, or advertisers of seven hundred
Speaker 18: WLW or his parent company, iHeartMedia. If these attempts at
Speaker 18: humor have caused you to roll your eyes, made your
Speaker 18: stuff me churn, or we have considered the entire exercise
Speaker 18: to be a colossal waste of time, we deeply apologize.
Speaker 18: Now back to our irregular programming.
Speaker 1: Elvis has entered the building.
Speaker 19: I was chilling the shot in the Last Night style
Speaker 19: do it and to my radio advised for every one
Speaker 19: of those United Stations planned songs bringing this my eyes.
Speaker 19: I was seriously thinking about I'd no receiva when the
Speaker 19: switch broke because it's old. The same things that I
Speaker 19: can hardly believe really think we're getting out of them told.
Speaker 1: Me the switch broke because it's old. A guy who
Speaker 1: knows about that every day of his life is on
Speaker 1: the telephone back with us now old radio. Rick, good morning,
Speaker 1: thank you for contributing. Dick said that he had too
Speaker 1: much music, and I just didn't know. I knew that
Speaker 1: you'd had some experience with too much music and maybe
Speaker 1: he could relate to a story back from when you were,
Speaker 1: you know, in the in the throes of this addiction.
Speaker 10: But it's good and I apologize because I know your
Speaker 10: phone system is well, mister McKittrick, that phone system sucks
Speaker 10: to miss quote war games. But yeah, between hearing myself talking,
Speaker 10: which nobody wants to do, and I missed two grilden opportunities,
Speaker 10: one being yes, you can have too much FOCA in
Speaker 10: my opinion, okay, and I forgot what the other one was,
Speaker 10: doesn't there Yes, it's like and I couldn't even hear Dick,
Speaker 10: so that that was that was said.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, sometimes the Dick is silent.
Speaker 10: And by the way, to another reference from earlier in
Speaker 10: the day, I inc at am burdened by what has
Speaker 10: been Whether bad repairs are a poor design, that's my
Speaker 10: life of old radius.
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris would not understand you at all. I'm not surprised,
Speaker 1: and you're saying you saying that that would be mutual.
Speaker 10: Yes, the feeling that we'd both be fine with that.
Speaker 3: Yes, Oh my god.
Speaker 1: So how are you? How are you receiving us? And
Speaker 1: what are you receiving? A sound and all the rest
Speaker 1: of that good good stuff.
Speaker 10: Well, you're coming in loud and clear and in the
Speaker 10: wrong language. So apparently I have an alignment problem with
Speaker 10: making on that unless you've afforded a Chinese accent, which
Speaker 10: could be part of the problem with you're speaking this
Speaker 10: morning now the frequency is way off. And I was
Speaker 10: even picking up Canada where WLW should have been at
Speaker 10: one point, and I learned exactly what the exact time
Speaker 10: is from Cchu. Thank you folks, really nice. It's today.
Speaker 10: Nineteen thirty six. General Household, you toolies Company Model twelve
Speaker 10: ninety one. Now, yeah, General Television yet General Electric, General
Speaker 10: General Household would have been a fine name. Now they
Speaker 10: decided to sell the radios under the name grew now
Speaker 10: at ten points for spelling kids. This thing sold for
Speaker 10: ninety five in the nineteen thirty six so about twenty
Speaker 10: two hundred and sixty bucks today, which quite frankly, was
Speaker 10: a bargain for what you're getting. This is an AM
Speaker 10: shortwave three band console twelve tube. It's a paint dealer
Speaker 10: with a twelve and speaker. It's going to be screaming
Speaker 10: loud and that the paint will just come off the walls.
Speaker 10: It has a teledial tuning system which is presets, but
Speaker 10: you it's got literally this round dial around the radio
Speaker 10: dial that you push a button in and swing it
Speaker 10: down like you would dial the old style telephones to
Speaker 10: tune in the station. But because it's mechanical in the
Speaker 10: way that it works, button's not going to get the
Speaker 10: radio all the way to the exact station you want.
Speaker 10: So then they incorporated an incredibly complex design known as
Speaker 10: the AFC, or automatic frequency control, which includes a discriminator
Speaker 10: circuit because you know, put your nose up in the
Speaker 10: air when you say that, And basically the radio does
Speaker 10: the rest of the tuning to the exact station on
Speaker 10: its own, which is fantastic until you go to try
Speaker 10: to buy parts from people that kind of sort of
Speaker 10: know some radio stuff, and then I have to go
Speaker 10: through twenty emails of people going, you know, you're so stupid.
Speaker 10: AFC was a little used FM. Yeah it wasn't, but
Speaker 10: thanks for playing. This thing came out in nineteen thirty
Speaker 10: six to get into the nineteen thirty six Christmas sales,
Speaker 10: so they released it early. And oh, I want to
Speaker 10: go to an advertisement and then the catalog. Okay, the advertisement.
Speaker 8: It's fun.
Speaker 10: I can tune this radio with one finger and get
Speaker 10: stations just as easy as mother or daddy, says Shirley Temple,
Speaker 10: lovely little twentieth century Fox star soon to appear in
Speaker 10: the Bowery Princess.
Speaker 8: She did.
Speaker 10: This radio was known as the Shirley Temple, and they
Speaker 10: had to take a special picture to make sure that
Speaker 10: she looked taller than the radio. But she wasn't by much. Menialist,
Speaker 10: cute picture, good advertising, and for the radio, it was
Speaker 10: cheaper than most. But I knew you would love this.
Speaker 10: In the catalog, it says, among all the other stuff,
Speaker 10: cabinet violin shape. Now I'm gonna pause there for just
Speaker 10: a moment. If you built a violin shaped like this cabinet,
Speaker 10: a cigar box guitar would look like a Fender precision
Speaker 10: Wow stratocast her. I mean, now this is not violin shaped.
Speaker 10: I can't figure it out, but anyways, violin shaped, oriental
Speaker 10: butt center matched rotary walnut.
Speaker 1: What what did you just say?
Speaker 11: I know.
Speaker 1: This sounds like Joe Biden at the debate? What did
Speaker 1: what did you just say?
Speaker 10: Cabinet, violin shaped, oriental butt center matched rotary walnut.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's what I thought you said.
Speaker 10: Geez, there's in prison button Thompson.
Speaker 1: Listen, Ricky, it's it's very delightful to hear about this,
Speaker 1: but we need to go now. A lovely weekend Old Radio.
Speaker 1: Rick at gmail dot com if you'd like to get
Speaker 1: in touch with Rick Washburn. As we continue on a
Speaker 1: Saturday morning, I'm toasting you, sid honey, we maybe through
Speaker 1: here me convey nore the whiskey down. I sure do.
Speaker 1: Got friends in low places. That is Gary Jeff Walker
Speaker 1: on a Saturday morning on seven hundred WLW Head and
Speaker 1: east out of Cincinnati, now fifty two along the beautiful
Speaker 1: Ohio River through Clearmont and then how now Brown County
Speaker 1: and there you go. You're in Ripley before you know it,
Speaker 1: on main Street at a place called Brookies at six
Speaker 1: thirty seven on a Saturday morning, and we are talking
Speaker 1: to the Gang and the Green Hornet in two separate
Speaker 1: locations because we have the technology. Good morning, good morning,
Speaker 1: all right, let's see gang Gang at Brookies. Can you
Speaker 1: hear the green hornet? Green Hornets say something, Hey gang.
Speaker 8: What's going on? And we can hear you.
Speaker 1: Good fantastic, fantastic.
Speaker 8: So we'll tell you what's going on about that?
Speaker 10: Okay, Yeah, Joe calls tonight yet Joe Coyle tonight at
Speaker 10: nine or eight o'clock. And of course next Wednesday or
Speaker 10: the book coming Wednesday at seven point thirty, we'll have
Speaker 10: the Queen of Hearts drawing. It's up over forty two
Speaker 10: thousand dollars.
Speaker 8: Man, I hear on the outside here that there may
Speaker 8: be someone looking.
Speaker 10: For contestants for some kind of T shirt contest in August.
Speaker 1: What's that? Sherry?
Speaker 20: It's not working as well as we thought.
Speaker 1: See Sherry cannot she can't hear you guys.
Speaker 8: So now I can't.
Speaker 1: So we don't have the technology because our phone system,
Speaker 1: as we noted earlier, is crap anyway. Uh So, Sherry,
Speaker 1: just give me the report from where you are. You're
Speaker 1: not even near the weather rock this morning. You're with
Speaker 1: your old men, aren't.
Speaker 20: You yes I am. I have my four menly challenge
Speaker 20: gentlemen here, so I'm taking care of them in Clermont
Speaker 20: County and Bethel.
Speaker 1: Oh fantastic. Well you're doing the Lord's work and we
Speaker 1: appreciate it sure enough. I'll tell you what. Thank you
Speaker 1: for checking in this morning, Sherry. We're going to go
Speaker 1: talk to the fellows just for another moment here, Okay,
Speaker 1: Can I just.
Speaker 20: Throw out that they're having the kayak run from Manchester
Speaker 20: to Mayfield today and all my friends Tammy Lewis Strong
Speaker 20: Carpenter and the Gallan Steams from the pub and Mike
Speaker 20: Cluxton from the Lively Lady are all in on that.
Speaker 20: So it's gonna be a great day for.
Speaker 12: Weather for that.
Speaker 1: When do where does that start?
Speaker 20: Starts at Manchester, Ohio and goes to Maysville confutty Wow,
Speaker 20: starts at eight o'clock.
Speaker 1: This going all the all the exotic locales. Yeah all right,
Speaker 1: thank you, thank you, dear. Let's talk to the gentleman
Speaker 1: at Brookies here. We got Doug and Darren. Is that correct?
Speaker 17: Yeah, you've got it.
Speaker 1: So Darren didn't didn't get too drunk last night so
Speaker 1: he could he could be up this morning. Is that
Speaker 1: what I'm understanding?
Speaker 10: I stated home, my outside, I didn't do anything.
Speaker 1: Oh my goodness, you are you are wise enough in
Speaker 1: your old age.
Speaker 12: The morning.
Speaker 1: One of one of these, one of these days, you'll
Speaker 1: make a fine adult. Listen, I want to. I had
Speaker 1: a special announcement this morning, I believe. On August the
Speaker 1: twenty fifth, which I believe is a Sunday afternoon, my
Speaker 1: friend Chris Gowens and I are planning one more time
Speaker 1: to do some kind of musical nonsense there at Brookies
Speaker 1: in the afternoon. It is the Goen's Walker Farewell Tour
Speaker 1: twenty four And apparently we're back at Brookies because well
Speaker 1: you asked for it, and uh, it's a farewell tour us.
Speaker 1: Frankly everybody else asked for that. So more great more
Speaker 1: details ed. You guys, have a fantastic weekend. Keep the
Speaker 1: light on for us and we'll talk to you soon.
Speaker 1: Steve from at Ohio with a pithy phone call on
Speaker 1: the way next on seven hundred WL.
Speaker 8: You know what sitting six.
Speaker 1: If you can't call, please please tell the phone.
Speaker 10: Don't be cruel.
Speaker 1: It's true. Elvis back in the building again twice in
Speaker 1: one hour. Something different Elvis. But Elvis is everywhere after
Speaker 1: all to Saturday morning edition. Time for a visit with
Speaker 1: our friend from Eton, Ohio. His name is Steve, and
Speaker 1: he has a pithy phone call, and I'm certain news
Speaker 1: of the week. What's up, Stephen waivermon?
Speaker 12: I do remember where I was when I heard Elvis died.
Speaker 12: I was in front of the post office in Monthly Indiana.
Speaker 12: Sad day. Okay, let's get to the news of the week, folks.
Speaker 12: The happiest and saddest people on the Potomac Happy as
Speaker 12: hell is trans Secretary Pothole Pete Boodhagage at the disaster
Speaker 12: that is Kimberly Cheetle. He can now pass the DC
Speaker 12: Dunce cap to Kimberly. Saddest is doctor Jill Biden, who
Speaker 12: now is forced to live with a nobody and find
Speaker 12: a job, maybe a boeing for her friend Kimberly.
Speaker 15: God.
Speaker 12: I feel so sad every week, or so Gary Jeff.
Speaker 12: Another abomination creeps into the American language. Notice I did
Speaker 12: not say English langue, which everyone is now hopping on
Speaker 12: the bandwagon of exaggeration, fed by redundancies such as absolutely
Speaker 12: free every single day and any situation where you think
Speaker 12: just adding another word makes your lie or exaggeration believable
Speaker 12: in that regard literally literally just won't go away. Okay,
Speaker 12: I'm having fun now, but let me leave page one
Speaker 12: with this thought. When someone says something is unthinkable or unspeakable,
Speaker 12: how can that be if they just thought of it
Speaker 12: and said it. I mean, isn't that literally mind blowing?
Speaker 12: There I go again, making fun when the world is
Speaker 12: falling apart. Literally. Maybe I'm discombobulated because I expected Joe
Speaker 12: Biden this week to graciously bow out of the presidency
Speaker 12: immediately instead of waiting for January. Is there anything else
Speaker 12: that he has not screwed up yet that would warn
Speaker 12: his sticking around? Doug got it, It's unthinkable what he
Speaker 12: might do. Sorry, I slipped up again. He doesn't say
Speaker 12: his health had anything to do with it, Joe, That
Speaker 12: apparently means it's your incompetence. Right in nineteen sixty eight,
Speaker 12: the Democrats forced lbjout. That's indisputable. So why not admitted,
Speaker 12: Joe and say, let me take my coat and shirt
Speaker 12: off and show you the stab wounds, or argue your
Speaker 12: case effectively for staying by simply declaring you were the
Speaker 12: one behind the Trump shooting, making you a permanent hero
Speaker 12: in Democrat mythology, something like I was in the grassy
Speaker 12: knoll four hundred yards away and I took him down.
Speaker 12: Did just see it? Did just see it?
Speaker 10: I'd like to see any of.
Speaker 12: You whipper snappers do it. Take that, Pelosi. There isn't
Speaker 12: a court in this country that would convict you. Joe.
Speaker 12: You've got the entire justice system on your side, the FBI,
Speaker 12: the CIA, Secret Service, the mainstream media, and the San
Speaker 12: Francisco School Board. Alas, it's not to be, but your
Speaker 12: legacy will live on.
Speaker 9: Joe.
Speaker 12: You've proved that by sticking around four years and not
Speaker 12: getting impeached, something Trump sure as hell can't say. You
Speaker 12: prove that senile dumbasses can do just fine in government. Kamala,
Speaker 12: who will be sixty before election day, will hopefully pick
Speaker 12: Jimmy Carter to be her vice president, so god forbid
Speaker 12: the Democrats that her in the back. Jimmy can march
Speaker 12: into the Oval Office at one hundred and finish things off,
Speaker 12: so to speak, or is that unspeakable? Sadly secret service
Speaker 12: Baban Kimberly, cheatle of Sino evil fame is also out
Speaker 12: the door. She couldn't answer questions, but hell, neither could
Speaker 12: Supreme Court Justice Jackson, Alex Mayorcis or Kammie Harris. They
Speaker 12: all have trouble answering questions, which I find interesting, if
Speaker 12: not informative. When we were in school, if you didn't
Speaker 12: answer questions on tests, you flucked the course. Now you
Speaker 12: get to stay the course. How come, speaking of the unspeakable,
Speaker 12: Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther owe you people down in Cincinnati,
Speaker 12: if you only lived here in Columbus, you'd even appreciate
Speaker 12: Cincinnati anyway, Ginther has decided to redo the city's seventy
Speaker 12: year old zoning map. Sounds like a dull story. It doesn't, No,
Speaker 12: it isn't. Recall several months ago I outlined on this
Speaker 12: show the twenty twenty one one point two trillion dollar
Speaker 12: Infrastructure and Jobs Act, which set aside five billion dollars
Speaker 12: to relax zoning laws, facilitating multi family housing and limiting
Speaker 12: the size of residential lots. It was sneaky getting this
Speaker 12: proposal through. Since then, states like Washington, California, Massachusetts have
Speaker 12: jumped on those grants. The socialist communists are patting themselves
Speaker 12: on the back as they push to permanently kill single
Speaker 12: family housing in this country. And if you limit lot sizes,
Speaker 12: you can build to hell of a lot more multi
Speaker 12: family units. This s maakes developers happy and allegedly creates
Speaker 12: more jobs for carpenter's electricians and of course school teachers.
Speaker 12: But why now when you allow, yeah, when you allow
Speaker 12: fifteen to twenty million illegals to flood this country? Right,
Speaker 12: where are you're going to put them?
Speaker 5: Answer?
Speaker 12: Coming to a neighborhood near you? Better check your local
Speaker 12: zoning folks. Finally, Ohio State Senator George Lang did the unspeakable.
Speaker 12: I'm actually beginning to like that word this week at
Speaker 12: a JD Vance rally, saying that if Trump Vance doesn't
Speaker 12: win in November, we're looking at civil war. Even conservatives
Speaker 12: chastised him and he apologized. But wait, threats on the
Speaker 12: lives of Trump, Justice Kavanaugh, Congressman Steve Scalise almost shot
Speaker 12: to death, and millions of others, so called deplorables, thank
Speaker 12: you Hillary, being threatened by the socialist Marxist college campuses
Speaker 12: overrun by Muslim terrorist sponsors, and they're useful idiots. Police
Speaker 12: stations burned down. That isn't civil war? I think It's
Speaker 12: already here, isn't it. Yeah, uh huh, Well let's soldier
Speaker 12: on Gary Jeff. That's it for hey, bye bye.
Speaker 1: Short but sweet. At the close, there's Steve good stuff
Speaker 1: as always. You know, I tell you what we may
Speaker 1: have something special before that. Everything I do is special.
Speaker 1: Of course, we'll have something special before the top of
Speaker 1: the hour. Oddly enough, this message was not approved by
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris.
Speaker 21: Go ahead, I Kamal Harris sen your Democrat candidate for president,
Speaker 21: because Joe Biden finally exposed a anility to me.
Speaker 22: Thanks Johnny.
Speaker 21: I was selected because I am the ultimate diversity hire.
Speaker 3: I'm both a woman and a person of color.
Speaker 21: So if you criticize anything I say, you're both sexist
Speaker 21: and racist. I may not know the first thing about
Speaker 21: running the country, but remember that's a good thing if
Speaker 21: you're a deep state puppet. I had four years under
Speaker 21: the tutelage of the ultimate deep state puppet, a wonderful
Speaker 21: mentor Joe Biden.
Speaker 3: Joe taught me rule number one, carefully hide your total
Speaker 3: in competes.
Speaker 21: I take in significant things and I just discuss them
Speaker 21: as if they're significant.
Speaker 3: And I believe that exploring the.
Speaker 21: Significance of the insignificant is in itself significant. Talking about
Speaker 21: the significance of the passage of time, right, the significance of.
Speaker 3: The passage of time.
Speaker 21: So when you think about it, there is great significance
Speaker 21: to the passage of time. And there is such great
Speaker 21: significance to the passage of time.
Speaker 3: Another trick is trying to sound bleass.
Speaker 21: I pretend to celebrate Quanta and in my speeches, I
Speaker 21: always do my best Barack Obama pression. So hear me
Speaker 21: when I say I know Donald Trump's type. And Okay, look,
Speaker 21: maybe my work addressing the root causes of the border
Speaker 21: crisis were catastrophic, but my knowledge of international politics is
Speaker 21: truly shocking.
Speaker 3: The United States shares a very important relationship which is
Speaker 3: an alliance.
Speaker 5: In the Republic of North Korea.
Speaker 3: It is an alliance that is strong and enduring.
Speaker 21: And just remember when voting this November, it is important
Speaker 21: to see what can be unburdened by what has been
Speaker 21: and by what has been. Do you think the country
Speaker 21: went to some of the past four years. You ain't
Speaker 21: seen nothing yet.
Speaker 1: She just getting started finishing the job. Steve Schulte coming
Speaker 1: up after news on seven hundred WLW into another hour
Speaker 1: of the Saturday Morning Nation for Saturday, July twenty seventh,
Speaker 1: twenty twenty four, the Olympics and gay Peie continue. What
Speaker 1: an opening ceremony. Thankfully, I was at the bar with
Speaker 1: my back towards the televisions while most of that nonsense
Speaker 1: was going on. It's good to see the drag queens
Speaker 1: getting the extra work though, sure enough. So anyway, just
Speaker 1: kind of looking at some of the there's bat minton
Speaker 1: going on right now. There's Olympic badminton going on between
Speaker 1: China and the US, and the Chinese are kicking our butts.
Speaker 1: We need to get Trump back in office. I mean,
Speaker 1: now I see.
Speaker 23: Trees, some green.
Speaker 1: Red roses too.
Speaker 23: I see them blue fog in you, and I think
Speaker 23: to myself, what I wander for?
Speaker 1: Indeed, what a wonderful world it is. Here's environmental engineer
Speaker 1: Steve Shilty to talk about this beautiful little sphere that
Speaker 1: we're we're living our lives on, and some of the
Speaker 1: things that green idiots are trying to do to us,
Speaker 1: like Noah's billion dollar disaster reporting that is you say,
Speaker 1: junk science, Noah, of course, the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric
Speaker 1: Agency Administration in Washington, DC. So tell me about their
Speaker 1: billion dollar disaster reporting Steven Well, Garrett.
Speaker 13: Jeff, I'd like to, but first like to give a
Speaker 13: shout out to my son, Matt the toe Shalty. Oh
Speaker 13: as you know, he's the assistant food and beverage director
Speaker 13: at the super luxury Roseve Hotel of Waldorf, a story
Speaker 13: of propergia down in downtown New Orleans. At this past
Speaker 13: week of the Tales of the Cocktail conference in New Orleans,
Speaker 13: the hotel's lounge bar, called the Sazarak was one of
Speaker 13: four finalists as the best hotel bar in the US. Unfortunately,
Speaker 13: it did not win the top hotel bar. But one
Speaker 13: of Matt's friends is the beverage manager of the of
Speaker 13: tel bar that did win.
Speaker 1: So no, I mean, if if you're one of the
Speaker 1: top few that in the country, that says a heck
Speaker 1: of a lot. So congratulations to Matt and toe Shulty.
Speaker 15: Yep.
Speaker 13: Anyway, you know, get back to the Noah uh you
Speaker 13: might have seen. I've seen recent headlines of that we've
Speaker 13: had record breaking billion dollar disasters and this comes from
Speaker 13: again the Heartland Institute. Headline is Noah's billion dollars disaster
Speaker 13: reporting lacked scientific integrity and rigor. New research published in
Speaker 13: the peer review journal Nature Hazards debunks Noah's methods of
Speaker 13: calculating billion dollar disasters, which the agency and politician and
Speaker 13: access always used for growing impact of climate change and
Speaker 13: the need for carbon restrictions UH. In the paper, it
Speaker 13: demonstrates that Noah's tabulation of costs fails to meet in
Speaker 13: the agencies own standards for information quality and scientific integrity,
Speaker 13: and it can't be really used for human cause climate
Speaker 13: change and the reason why this is important. In the
Speaker 13: late nineteen nineties, no began publishing Italian weather and climate
Speaker 13: disasters were resulting in more than a billion dollars in
Speaker 13: damage by twenty twenty three. It become a fixture of
Speaker 13: Noah's public outreach and basically it's what people use to
Speaker 13: say that extreme weather events are becoming more frequent and severe,
Speaker 13: although they're not.
Speaker 8: So.
Speaker 13: To wrap it up, this is why Noah's billion dollar
Speaker 13: disaster time series provide no evidence a detection or changes
Speaker 13: in climate or extreme weather, and the reason is that
Speaker 13: NOAH does not account for expanding bullseye effect of populations
Speaker 13: moving to locations and developing greater infrastructure in areas like
Speaker 13: people moving the South with the Southeast and Florida and Texas.
Speaker 13: The paper points out more than six studies have examined
Speaker 13: this issue, and when taken in total and costs for
Speaker 13: disasters are normalized for just for inflation and increased exposure laws,
Speaker 13: is per disaster as a percentage of gross domestic product
Speaker 13: have declined eighty percent since nineteen eighty.
Speaker 1: They've actually declined, is what you're telling.
Speaker 13: And just give you an example, Gary, Yeah, back way
Speaker 13: back in the summers is seventy and seventy one with
Speaker 13: our family vacation was the Annamury Island off the coast
Speaker 13: of Bredington, Florida, and my cousins and I used to
Speaker 13: go down to Longbow te which is south of Andrey Island,
Speaker 13: goes all the way down near Sarasota. We go out
Speaker 13: Longboat Key to go shark fishing. Okay, okay, And back
Speaker 13: in those days, Longbow Key was sparsely populated. Yes, there's
Speaker 13: some small one to two story motels here, and there
Speaker 13: a couple of bars here in their gas station. You know,
Speaker 13: you know, small whatnot. Yeah, twenty years ago Gary jaff
Speaker 13: I was there, wrote down long Bowtee on both sides
Speaker 13: of the of the highway. High rise ten fifteen story
Speaker 13: condos as far as you can see on both sides
Speaker 13: of the highway. And this is why the billion dollar
Speaker 13: disasters increase. There are more people there, which means more homes,
Speaker 13: which means more businesses, which means more infrastructure, means more everything.
Speaker 13: Of course we're gonna have more billion dollar disasters, more
Speaker 13: billion dollars of stuff, you know, for the hurricanes and
Speaker 13: tornadoes and other extreme weather to hit.
Speaker 1: Years, and to mitigate these billion dollar disaster hoaxes, they
Speaker 1: want to spend trillions of dollars on stuff that's not
Speaker 1: ready for prime time yet and does nothing for the
Speaker 1: environment or the ecology, and does everything for shifting money
Speaker 1: around and using other people's money, which is a bane
Speaker 1: of our existence. Steve Shulte, I'm sorry with that. We
Speaker 1: got to roll along twelve minutes after the hour on
Speaker 1: seven hundred WLW, time to get physical with the first
Speaker 1: dawn of fitness. Fitness trainer biohacker Roco Costelano, recovering from
Speaker 1: some kind of terrible illness to talk to us. Are
Speaker 1: you better now, Roco? Yes, yes, yes I was. I
Speaker 1: wasn't dead, No, I know I understand you weren't dead,
Speaker 1: but for a man who brags about not being sick
Speaker 1: for like fourteen years and then to have this thing
Speaker 1: that totally lays him out, I mean, you're the guy
Speaker 1: with all the answers when it comes to health, Roco.
Speaker 1: So you know who do we trust? The man on
Speaker 1: his deathbed.
Speaker 9: And the man on his death bed? Yeah, we had
Speaker 9: a pneumonia went all the way through the houses.
Speaker 1: Well, you know what, our friend, our friend Liam, the
Speaker 1: normal producer on this show right now, has pneumonia. That's
Speaker 1: why he's not here this morning.
Speaker 9: Yeah. Actually, uh, for some some very very strange reason,
Speaker 9: and no one's talking about it. But many people that
Speaker 9: are going through uh like the Mercy health system, you know,
Speaker 9: like going to the hospital and to the doctors, have
Speaker 9: have a pneumonia and and not one person in uh,
Speaker 9: in the media is talking about it.
Speaker 1: I blamed the communist Chinese and Anthony Fauci for everything.
Speaker 8: I don't well, all right, so I blame them for
Speaker 8: a lot.
Speaker 1: Of stuff, but not necessarily the current wave of pneumonia. Okay,
Speaker 1: not necessarily. Now, you wrote an article about getting rid
Speaker 1: of toxic heavy metals. In a minute or two, can
Speaker 1: you tell me how to detoxify your body of heavy metals.
Speaker 9: Well, the reason why I wrote the article at my
Speaker 9: blog at Rococastelano dot com is because in this area,
Speaker 9: especially a Kentucky and and uh the Indiana, Ohio area,
Speaker 9: is because a lead lead is a really big problem
Speaker 9: in the water and also of the soil here, and
Speaker 9: also a mercury from fish. So I just wanted to
Speaker 9: write a quick article that talks about getting rid of
Speaker 9: those you know, of those heavy metals. And the big
Speaker 9: ones are you know, at the oxidens obviously a vitamin
Speaker 9: C but a glue to thigh in and alpha alapeic
Speaker 9: acid their supplements. And then a mineral, uh you know,
Speaker 9: like the minerals, a zinc, zinc, a selenium and magnesium.
Speaker 9: Everyone should be taking a zinc, you know, a selenium
Speaker 9: and magnesium anyway. And then uh you know, herbs, a
Speaker 9: milk thistle, uh, tumeric, you know, a dandelion route. And
Speaker 9: then if you have really a bad you know, uh
Speaker 9: you know, like heavy metal toxicity, and you can go
Speaker 9: to a doctor and get a blood test and and
Speaker 9: and it's very easy to see if you have heavy metal,
Speaker 9: if you have brain fog, if you have, if you
Speaker 9: have any kind of like neurological, if you're forgetting, if your.
Speaker 1: Memory issue, if you, if you, if you, if you
Speaker 1: talk like Ozzy Osbourne is because he was a victim
Speaker 1: of heavy metal.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Nice, nice, same thing created heavy He created heavy body,
Speaker 9: so obviously he consumed a lot of it.
Speaker 1: Therefore the fog brain and everything that you're to Okay, uh,
Speaker 1: read about it at Rococostelano dot com and uh and
Speaker 1: he can help you out of your heavy metal hell.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much, mister RCI. Goodbye. Time now for
Speaker 1: what I like to call the Tom Davis Diaries, or
Speaker 1: they speaking of Ozzie. Tom Davis is our reporter with
Speaker 1: wacky news stories from around the country and around the world.
Speaker 24: Like this, Good morning Gary, Jeff. This week twelve kids
Speaker 24: and only four letters. I'll explain in a minute. First,
Speaker 24: it's on the bucket list of many miserable middle managers
Speaker 24: and corporate drones around the world.
Speaker 1: The running of the bulls proove if you're a.
Speaker 24: Real man by facing off against crashing cattle, but keep
Speaker 24: in mind you could get seriously hurt, like the forty
Speaker 24: nine year old man who was gored in the groin
Speaker 24: by a raging bull just recently.
Speaker 1: He also suffered injuries.
Speaker 24: To his buttocks and thigh, but he's lucky. Doctors say
Speaker 24: that they will be able to save his equipment. Some
Speaker 24: guy was airlifted out of Death Valley after walking around
Speaker 24: without any shoes. The ground was one hundred and twenty
Speaker 24: three degrees, not the pavement, the dirt.
Speaker 1: Was one hundred and twenty three degrees.
Speaker 24: He suffered severe burns to the bottom of his foot,
Speaker 24: but should make a full recovery. Much closer to home,
Speaker 24: a fire department in Richmond, Indiana is warning people not
Speaker 24: to put firecrackers in the dryer. Some goofball decided to
Speaker 24: put the explosives inside and then hold the door shut
Speaker 24: with his feet.
Speaker 1: It exploded. He was sent flying.
Speaker 24: Experts say it's best if you just stay out of Richmond.
Speaker 24: And finally, a mom and dad from Belgium making headlines
Speaker 24: for naming twelve kids with just four letters, those letters
Speaker 24: being A, E, L, and X, So of course, it
Speaker 24: all started with alex, then came axel, then zela, followed
Speaker 24: by lexa, zel, zeal xlleax elax, alexi, and lax. Next week,
Speaker 24: a psychic who uses asparagus to make her prediction says
Speaker 24: Michelle Obama will be the president next year.
Speaker 1: Have a great view. Jim Lebarbara is taking the week
Speaker 1: off from rock and roll Archaeology. We have brought in
Speaker 1: the record Guy, my friend Mighty John Marshall, who would
Speaker 1: join us for our music segment just after the news
Speaker 1: at around seven thirty five with his top ten list
Speaker 1: of valuable final four July stand by It's all in
Speaker 1: the way on the Saturday morning edition here on seven
Speaker 1: hundred WLW. It is rock and Roll Archaeology this morning.
Speaker 1: Mighty John Marshall, the record Guy from moneymusic dot Com
Speaker 1: takes over in rock and Roll Archaeology. Valuable vinyl or
Speaker 1: costly cacophony, I don't know what we call it. It's
Speaker 1: a new top ten list of valuable records and we
Speaker 1: start with number ten on the list. Sounds ominous, don't it. Yeah?
Speaker 1: For the student maybe from nineteen eighty one, the police.
Speaker 23: Your teacher, the subject up school.
Speaker 1: Don't stand so close to it so bad love watch
Speaker 1: but you have to have the picture disc remember those
Speaker 1: She's so close this.
Speaker 7: Take it.
Speaker 1: All right? So that's number ten on the Money Music
Speaker 1: dot COM's list for July. It's hotter than July, as
Speaker 1: Stevie Wonder would say, of records that are worth two
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty dollars or more, tell me about that
Speaker 1: particular piece of vinyl, John Marshall, and good morning to you.
Speaker 15: Good morning nineteen eighty one. Don't stand so close to me.
Speaker 15: Picture disc that's right, picture on the vioyl itself up
Speaker 15: to two hudred and fifty dollars, very controversial record lyrics.
Speaker 15: Part of the lyrics actually taken from the book Lolita,
Speaker 15: which is very on hersio book as well.
Speaker 1: Yes, indeed, yeah, Jeffrey Epstein had the Lolita Express for example.
Speaker 1: All right, number nine on our list of valuable vinyl.
Speaker 1: We're going back to nineteen sixty seven.
Speaker 15: For this one, procol Harum, the debut album procol Harum,
Speaker 15: of course, featuring a lighter shade of pale, and it
Speaker 15: the album worth up to two hundred and fifty dollars today.
Speaker 1: This is, of course Conquista Daughter. I used to love this,
Speaker 1: but I would remember hearing this on the radio when
Speaker 1: I was a kid, and I'd dance around with my
Speaker 1: blanket like it was a matador's cape every time this
Speaker 1: came on, tempting the bull. Sometimes the bull wins. All right,
Speaker 1: So there's number nine. Yes, Now this is a time
Speaker 1: of year, I mean every time. The time of year
Speaker 1: you can find some true rare fines when it comes
Speaker 1: to vinyl forty fives and albums and some seventy eights occasionally,
Speaker 1: and as we mentioned at the top of this month's
Speaker 1: money music dot Com list, picture discs. But have you
Speaker 1: ever found something really vineable valuable, John, at say a
Speaker 1: flea market or anything. But what's the biggest find you've
Speaker 1: ever yourself discovered when you were out doing it?
Speaker 15: Yeah, I'd have been so supparable. I don't know if
Speaker 15: I tell you the one that I get teased about
Speaker 15: the most. I was in a church yard sale. We're
Speaker 15: members of the church, all gathered in the parking lot
Speaker 15: at a big yard sale. I went with another record
Speaker 15: collector and we both started this Elvis record we knew
Speaker 15: was worth a lot of money, and I picked it
Speaker 15: up first, and the lady said, so how much is this?
Speaker 15: She's well a quarter And my friend said, ask little
Speaker 15: to take a dime, And so I said, would you
Speaker 15: take ten cents?
Speaker 8: Oh? Sure?
Speaker 15: And then I older for thirteen hundred dollars exce one
Speaker 15: that I feel very guilty about, but it's really a
Speaker 15: case of seller beware more than buyer beware.
Speaker 1: Seller be Well, yeah, that's right, because sometimes people don't
Speaker 1: know what they got. Moneymusic dot com is a great
Speaker 1: place to check. Number eight on the July list of
Speaker 1: Valuable vital worth two hundred and fifty dollars or more.
Speaker 1: What do We Got here?
Speaker 15: First album for Chicago when they were known as Chicago
Speaker 15: Transit Authority. That album up to two hundred and fifty dollars.
Speaker 1: And by the way, it's seven forty Eastern in case
Speaker 1: you were wondering about the chronology. Here, you know what
Speaker 1: I loved? I love this intro and this is how
Speaker 1: it appears on the album or do you does anyone
Speaker 1: really know? Anybody really know what time it is? The
Speaker 1: signature horns man such a classic sound. They are still
Speaker 1: some semblance of Chicago are still traveling. I mean there's
Speaker 1: maybe two original members in the band. But yeah, the
Speaker 1: the actual Chicago Transit Authorities sued them when the album
Speaker 1: came in. You can't call yourself that that's our name.
Speaker 1: So I guess they just opted for the whole city
Speaker 1: instead of just the the Loop and the rest of
Speaker 1: the CTA all right soon they'd be proud to have
Speaker 1: exactly I mean, and the band is probably the only
Speaker 1: one that ever ran on time. Number seven on the
Speaker 1: money music dot Com list is I.
Speaker 15: Do That eighty four Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers The
Speaker 15: album Wildflowers currently up to four.
Speaker 1: So if you're holding on to Wildflowers by Tom Petty
Speaker 1: and Ben could be worth up to four hundred bucks
Speaker 1: condition condition condition people, take care of that vinyl someday
Speaker 1: at me take care of you with you not I'll
Speaker 1: take you. Love this song, there's some that I used
Speaker 1: to see. She don't give a damn for me? So
Speaker 1: what are you gonna do about it?
Speaker 14: Tom?
Speaker 1: What are you gonna do about it?
Speaker 15: Let me get to the.
Speaker 1: Rule another job. In the end, the song was all
Speaker 1: about rolling another joint, all right. That's Wild Flowers. Yes,
Speaker 1: we're we're up to number on the big list of
Speaker 1: money music dot COM's records. Valuable Vinyl for July worth
Speaker 1: two hundred and fifty dollars or more. And Mighty John Marshall,
Speaker 1: what do we got next?
Speaker 15: Well, you know we're going way back for early Pink
Speaker 15: Floyd SASA Full of Secrets. The album totally up to
Speaker 15: four hundred dollars, Sausful Secrets, Pink Floyd and well, go ahead, yeah,
Speaker 15: I was gonna say it. Sid Barrett of Pink Floyd
Speaker 15: he named the group after two of his favorite blues artists,
Speaker 15: Pink Anderson and Floyd Council. So that's how they got
Speaker 15: Pink Floyd.
Speaker 1: Which one's pink? Here it is, I guess the title
Speaker 1: track from the album, A Saucer Full of Secrets. Sid
Speaker 1: Barrett's a part of this. He hadn't disappeared into a
Speaker 1: psychotic delusion yet at this rate, so this will be
Speaker 1: very weird. I knew that before even start listening to it. Now,
Speaker 1: this is stuff that would have been played and I'm
Speaker 1: sure was played back on our sister station WEBN when
Speaker 1: it started as Jelly Pudding back in nineteen sixty seven.
Speaker 1: So this is sixty eight. I can definitely tell you
Speaker 1: that this was on the playlist.
Speaker 8: I don't get the dance Tube.
Speaker 1: It really is a great dance number. All right, let's
Speaker 1: go to number five on the list and.
Speaker 9: We're sixty four.
Speaker 15: Yeah, Beholds Everything by the Beatles, worth money.
Speaker 1: This is a big hit.
Speaker 15: Love Me Do forty five with picture sleeve up to
Speaker 15: five hundred dollars, four hundred and fifty of that just
Speaker 15: for that picture sleeve.
Speaker 1: Right exactly. And this is a key thing. The picture
Speaker 1: sleeve often is worth way more than the vinyl because
Speaker 1: people didn't always keep the picture sleeves.
Speaker 15: I mean, yeah, this was didn't last.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 1: This was released in Great Britain in nineteen sixty two,
Speaker 1: reached seventeen on their charts then and re released in
Speaker 1: the US and sixty four, and like almost everything else
Speaker 1: that Beatles head out in the States in sixty four
Speaker 1: it made it to number one My wife's favorite Beatles song,
Speaker 1: christ to two point zero. I love you, Love Me?
Speaker 8: Do?
Speaker 1: Would you please? I'm playing your song for God's sake.
Speaker 22: Love me?
Speaker 8: Do you?
Speaker 6: I love you?
Speaker 15: Wait too?
Speaker 9: Lovely?
Speaker 12: Who love Me?
Speaker 1: Every month, John Marshall of moneymusic dot Com puts out
Speaker 1: a list a top ten list of valuable vinyl records
Speaker 1: that are worth one hundred dollars or more or two
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty dollars or more. What is the most
Speaker 1: valuable vinyl you have listed at moneymusic dot com? What
Speaker 1: is worth the most overall?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 15: Wow, that's a great question. I'm gonna have to think
Speaker 15: it's a lot more, worth a lot of money. The
Speaker 15: one that we had number one on our list before
Speaker 15: we get to it is one of the most valuable records.
Speaker 1: Okay, let's let's not spoil that surprise.
Speaker 15: But how about two thousand and six. That's let that
Speaker 15: far back look for Red Hot Chili Peppers their album
Speaker 15: Stadium Arcadium. This is a four disc box set, current
Speaker 15: value up to five hundred dollars.
Speaker 1: All right, a little cut from Stadium Arcadium, Flee and
Speaker 1: the Band Oh to Garrett sable House. Okay, the trib
Speaker 1: in my luck.
Speaker 21: This you get piled when I sit alone, Come get
Speaker 21: a little loone.
Speaker 1: But I need more than myself less duff step from
Speaker 1: the road.
Speaker 22: To the sea to this guy, and I do believe it, baby.
Speaker 23: Loud when I let it on, get the bed on
Speaker 23: my leaf to sack the fast.
Speaker 8: Listen what us.
Speaker 15: I mean?
Speaker 1: You could tell that's Red Hot Chili Peppers almost from
Speaker 1: the first beat. Very signature sound. And you want to
Speaker 1: talk about signature sounds if we're talking about surf music,
Speaker 1: this may be I mean, along with the The Bird
Speaker 1: by the trash Men and another notable surf hits. This
Speaker 1: one has to be number one on most people's list,
Speaker 1: and it's number three, I believe on your Money music
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Speaker 15: I can always remember the lyrics. That's what I like
Speaker 15: about this song, waite Out by the Safaris. This is
Speaker 15: for the EPH and that value is up to one
Speaker 15: thousands and dollars. Now the original single on DFS records,
Speaker 15: wipe Out by the Safaris will sell up to three
Speaker 15: thousand dollars.
Speaker 8: But this is for the EP all.
Speaker 1: Right, both the Safaris version as well as cover versions
Speaker 1: you say, featured in over twenty movies and TV shows.
Speaker 1: And it starts like this and the drums and then
Speaker 1: that guitar signature serf guitar father bass there. I feel
Speaker 1: like Rgi Bella Ndren's announcing every instrument. Yeah baby.
Speaker 9: Yeah, get it, bab.
Speaker 1: All right, So we're moving up the top ten list
Speaker 1: of valuable vinyl from moneymusic dot Com with Mighty John Marshall,
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Speaker 1: top two on the list, John, for people to get
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Speaker 1: All right, fantastic at number two on July's list, What
Speaker 1: do you got got?
Speaker 15: Roy the Boy? Roy Orbison number one hit for him?
Speaker 15: Crying the value for the album Monocopy up to five
Speaker 15: hundred dollars Stereocopy crying Roy Orbison up to fifteen hundred dollars.
Speaker 1: One more time, that golden voice, I will all right?
Speaker 2: Or a wild I food.
Speaker 22: What ane.
Speaker 4: He Tuesday?
Speaker 6: Are you well.
Speaker 15: Good?
Speaker 1: We don't have time for the falsetto, but my goodness,
Speaker 1: that is just so gorgeous. All right, number one on
Speaker 1: your list of valuable vinyl for July. And you want
Speaker 1: to talk about something that could get you a lot
Speaker 1: of Bucks. If you happen to have this lying around
Speaker 1: in the basement of the garage, you're in your vinyl collection.
Speaker 8: What is it?
Speaker 15: John Well again everything by Elvis's work Mondy number one
Speaker 15: hit for him good Luck Charm now the regular forty
Speaker 15: five with picture sleeve up at about forty dollars, but
Speaker 15: RCA also released this as a seven inch thirty three,
Speaker 15: same size as a forty five, but playing at the
Speaker 15: speed of an album. Good Luck Term with picture sleeve
Speaker 15: seven inch thirty three up to twenty four thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: Holy Mackerel, Mighty John, Thank you, Thank so much. Money
Speaker 1: music dot Com if you want to check out the list,
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Speaker 22: And good luck you see a good luck you know
Speaker 22: hope to hope to.
Speaker 1: Almost eight minutes after the hour on his Saturday Morning
Speaker 1: Gary Jeff Walker with you on this Saturday Morning edition
Speaker 1: for this July twenty seventh, twenty twenty four. As always
Speaker 1: a pleasure to be with you, no matter no matter
Speaker 1: who you are, no matter what you are. This is
Speaker 1: going out to all the inanimate objects who are regular listeners.
Speaker 18: Yes, as a night scientist, you're getting advising of you
Speaker 18: now binding me.
Speaker 1: With yes, science Mike, I'm identifying as a desk today.
Speaker 1: I'm identifying as a desk. Yis would you like to
Speaker 1: find on the shows?
Speaker 14: I think about the significance of its significant?
Speaker 7: Insignificance of the significant?
Speaker 1: Would you like to see what's in my top drawer?
Speaker 15: Sure? Pull out.
Speaker 14: A couple of pence when you when you when you
Speaker 14: get on with a counselor and your turnover at nine,
Speaker 14: ask him what the actual definition of boneless means, because
Speaker 14: I don't think the Supreme Court actually got that one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, apparently if you get a boneless wing, beware of bones.
Speaker 14: Boneless doesn't mean boneless. You guys, don't you understand that?
Speaker 1: How did they come to this decision? What did you read?
Speaker 1: Did you read?
Speaker 14: Did you justice Geter's explanation? His explanation? No, it was
Speaker 14: on a it was a well actually, like when you
Speaker 14: order chicken fingers and not actually fingers of chicken, just
Speaker 14: like boneless doesn't mean it's got to be boneless.
Speaker 9: Now I admired.
Speaker 14: I admire the guy up until I read that, and
Speaker 14: I realized that man, he haven't issues.
Speaker 1: Can can we ask him if he can define what
Speaker 1: a woman is?
Speaker 14: I don't know, because on both sides of that out, don't.
Speaker 1: They And and if I mean women aren't especially boneless either,
Speaker 1: then I don't even know what that means. Anyway, what
Speaker 1: you got, dear.
Speaker 14: Mine, We're going to crack up in the high school
Speaker 14: Physics book. We're not going to really hit a copy.
Speaker 14: We're gonna actually do some science here. So you guys
Speaker 14: get your energy chapter open.
Speaker 10: Usually it's about chapter six.
Speaker 14: They we got that danger wheel that is uh impenealed
Speaker 14: and square. Have you heard that danger wheel?
Speaker 1: No, I'm pretty much isolated from all of society about
Speaker 1: six days a week, and then I come in here
Speaker 1: and learn things.
Speaker 7: Well, let's race down the.
Speaker 14: Get the name of it's in paneled and square.
Speaker 1: It's down the big wheel race. I saw a video
Speaker 1: of last year's Yeah, and every one is every one
Speaker 1: is like a wipeout. It's like, there's no way I'm
Speaker 1: doing that unless I'm I'm completely covered in bubble wrap.
Speaker 1: What the hell? Yeah?
Speaker 14: They have the full uh full armament on the the
Speaker 14: helmet and the knee.
Speaker 1: Pads and the arm elbow pads.
Speaker 14: Anyhow, So let's uh, let's let's figure out how how
Speaker 14: fast you're going to go when it hit the bottom
Speaker 14: of the hill, Gary Jeff. We're going to go with
Speaker 14: our potential energy equation uh mathtimes the acceleration of gravity
Speaker 14: G and height, and we're going to convert all that
Speaker 14: potential energy at the top of the hill. We're going
Speaker 14: to figure it a two hundred feet high and that's
Speaker 14: all going to get converted to kinetic energy at the bottom. Right,
Speaker 14: So we set the potential energy equal to the kinetic
Speaker 14: energy one half mv squared. And if you'll notice when
Speaker 14: you write that mass isn't cancel, so it doesn't matter
Speaker 14: how much your way to figure out how fast you're
Speaker 14: going at the bottom of the hill. So when we
Speaker 14: set those equal to each other, we get the velocity
Speaker 14: is equal to the square root of two times the
Speaker 14: acceleration of gravity G times the height, and we get
Speaker 14: the speed of two hundred feet high hill going down.
Speaker 14: We're going to get them at seventy seven miles per hour.
Speaker 14: That's without friction or any other slow down effects on
Speaker 14: your kitting wheel or your wind.
Speaker 1: You're going seventy seven miles an hour.
Speaker 14: Well, that's that's under a perfect condition. So you figure
Speaker 14: you're going to lose about thirty or forty percent on
Speaker 14: friction and twist and turn and jumping over the ramps.
Speaker 14: So we're getting them down around mathematically, we're pretty close
Speaker 14: around thirty thirty five miles an hour. Geez, And I said,
Speaker 14: here's the funny thing. I went to this about three
Speaker 14: or four years ago, my wife and I. As soon
Speaker 14: as we walked up there was an ambulance taking somebody
Speaker 14: to the hospital.
Speaker 17: Oh yeah.
Speaker 1: They were showing it on the news this week the
Speaker 1: video of last year, and every single one is a wipeout.
Speaker 1: You know, very rarely did they make it all the
Speaker 1: way to the bales of hay to stop and be
Speaker 1: pummeled at the end of the thing.
Speaker 14: And people are throwing water balloons and everything they can
Speaker 14: out of them while they're going down the hill.
Speaker 1: This is a blood sport.
Speaker 8: Man.
Speaker 15: Is not for me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean I almost broke a hip watching it
Speaker 1: on TV. Jeez. All right, Michael, thank you very much
Speaker 1: for those brave souls who are doing that this weekend.
Speaker 1: God love you. You want to seek some psychological help
Speaker 1: before you need the emergency room the Word of God
Speaker 1: with brother Rick Green from Spirit Works, Cincinnati. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: let it shine.
Speaker 22: Light.
Speaker 23: I'm gonna let it shine.
Speaker 22: Light of mine.
Speaker 23: I'm gonna let it shine, let it shine, let it
Speaker 23: shine shine.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 1: At age sixteen, Rick Green, good morning, brother, how are you.
Speaker 7: I'm doing good.
Speaker 9: Gary.
Speaker 7: I woke up praying for you all.
Speaker 9: Gary.
Speaker 7: Right now I'm in the stare down of a mother
Speaker 7: deer and a baby looking at me in my backyard
Speaker 7: and this scared the walk past me.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, be careful because deer can become very aggressive,
Speaker 1: as mothers and fathers both if you're near their babies.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Oh, I'm not going off the deck. I'm not going
Speaker 7: to Just don't want to walk on me.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 1: It's so funny. You know what's funny is to see
Speaker 1: my cat dog, our cat dog, Brooksy. We call him
Speaker 1: a cat dog because he goes out on the leash
Speaker 1: in the front yard and I have walked him before
Speaker 1: and he does play fetch. But our cat dog, Brooksy,
Speaker 1: we'll see and there will, oftentimes in our neighborhood be
Speaker 1: deer right in our front yard and he just starts
Speaker 1: talking like I've never heard He's talking like in paragraphs
Speaker 1: and chapters all at once out the window looking at
Speaker 1: the deer. I mean he just going off. No, he's
Speaker 1: inside the house in the window, just absolutely just that's
Speaker 1: how we know something's happening. We look at Oh it's
Speaker 1: a deer and it maybe ten feet away from the
Speaker 1: front of the house. But yeah, we have him all
Speaker 1: over the place. I want you to especially when I
Speaker 1: put out a petition of prayer for regular producer Liam Tomlinson,
Speaker 1: who's not here this week because according to what he
Speaker 1: told me, he has pneumonia. So we and a lot
Speaker 1: of people that's apparently been going around, my friend Rocco
Speaker 1: Costelina and his whole family who were on earlier, we're
Speaker 1: all affected, afflicted with pneumonia, you know, not COVID, but pneumonia,
Speaker 1: and apparently there is a very virulent strain of pneumonia
Speaker 1: going around. So but anyway, pray for Liam because he
Speaker 1: needs the well.
Speaker 7: A guy had paid something before we'd just vibe over.
Speaker 7: I woke up this morning, me and God spending our
Speaker 7: time and Gary, this is what went through my spirit
Speaker 7: this morning. I asked God, could we all be the
Speaker 7: best version of who he called us to be?
Speaker 23: This day?
Speaker 7: And not worry about the raft. That's what I sent
Speaker 7: up to heavenim this morning.
Speaker 1: All of us.
Speaker 7: Don't worry about the rest. The rest don't take care
Speaker 7: of itself anyway.
Speaker 1: It's excellent advice. Again, like everything else that is that
Speaker 1: is human, that is worldly, we find we find the
Speaker 1: other worldly the godly hard to do sometimes because it's
Speaker 1: it's unfamiliar to us and the rest of the world.
Speaker 7: No, Now, today's wirth, Gary, I have Matthew, Chapter eighteen,
Speaker 7: verse twenty. I love when Jesus speaks. And this is
Speaker 7: what Christ said. For where two or three are gathered
Speaker 7: in my name, there am I with them?
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 7: If I don't give you peace here, I don't know
Speaker 7: what will.
Speaker 1: That's right, there is there is strength in numbers in
Speaker 1: the Lord. There's no question about that. And that's why
Speaker 1: that's why you say amen to agree with the other,
Speaker 1: the other sinners who are petitioning for prayer. You know,
Speaker 1: God hears those voices absolutely, and they're only amplified when
Speaker 1: there's you know, as you said, as the as the
Speaker 1: verses two or more gathered in his name. Well, Mann,
Speaker 1: thank you so much. I look forward to this as
Speaker 1: much as anything else on this show, and I appreciate
Speaker 1: your time. Brother Green.
Speaker 7: Okay, you gotts to have a blessed day.
Speaker 1: All right, God bless you. It's eight twenty at seven
Speaker 1: hundred WLW Thursday night. At my wife's short question, I
Speaker 1: didn't mind going. We went to see the Foo Fighters
Speaker 1: at Great American Ballpark. The opening bands, or one of
Speaker 1: the opening bands, was this one. The pretender's Chrissy Hind
Speaker 1: is almost seventy three, and she sounded incredible. Sounded like
Speaker 1: this trump that maget role. Now to a listen the past.
Speaker 3: We didn't passed that over. Now back in the spots.
Speaker 1: Chrissy Hind will be seventy three in September, and she
Speaker 1: rocked the house. And then the krem de la Creme.
Speaker 1: By the way, Wolfgang van Halen's band Mammoth played first
Speaker 1: and they sounded good. We saw that part of the show,
Speaker 1: but then the Foo Fighters took the stage and the
Speaker 1: whole place just went crazy. Me personally, I didn't know that.
Speaker 1: Dave Groll screamed the whole concert. I wasn't a big
Speaker 1: fan of that. I love the music, though, and the
Speaker 1: band was tight and the crowd was pumped. About forty
Speaker 1: three thousand. The Great American Ballpark. Ninety percent of the crowd,
Speaker 1: they said, was from out of town, out of Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: Two guys sat behind us were from Rochester, New York.
Speaker 1: So people from everywhere gravitating to one of the last
Speaker 1: true rock and roll bands still out there doing it,
Speaker 1: Chris the two point zero.
Speaker 8: This is for you.
Speaker 22: I'm away, I love that job. Way follow you. I
Speaker 22: shot it sounds not this sounds. This sounds.
Speaker 1: Gifts from Wale coming up on seven hundred WLW. I'm
Speaker 1: going morning kids. Time for gifts for Wally. This one's
Speaker 1: for TJ. Three older ladies sitting around at table, drinking coffee,
Speaker 1: talking about Hell the Universal. What a drag it is
Speaker 1: getting old? The first lady says, sometimes I catch myself
Speaker 1: with a jar of mayonnaise in my hand in front
Speaker 1: of the refrigerator, and I can't remember whether I was
Speaker 1: taking it out or putting it away. The second lady says, yeah,
Speaker 1: sometimes I find myself on the landing of the stairs
Speaker 1: in my house and I can't remember whether I was
Speaker 1: on my way up or on my way down. The
Speaker 1: third lady chimes in, well, I'm glad I don't have
Speaker 1: those problems. Knock on wood With that, she wraps her
Speaker 1: knuckles on the table. She said, that must be the door.
Speaker 1: I'll get it all right, and then there's a little
Speaker 1: bit more food to be fought this morning. Sure, seven
Speaker 1: hundred wlw Mohegger on the way. But first, Pete on
Speaker 1: the line.
Speaker 11: Hello, p right on, just an idea.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, hey gee yeah, good morning, yeah, good morning.
Speaker 1: Listen listen to your phone, not the radio. Uh So,
Speaker 1: what's going what's going on with the boneless wing thing? Pete?
Speaker 11: Okay, so I did not read the Supreme Court ruling.
Speaker 11: But stainless is stainless. That means it doesn't stain much
Speaker 11: like if you some it's not perfect. Boneless is just
Speaker 11: less bone. Okay, this is I lost in the cooler earlier.
Speaker 11: I'm installing a new draft pier system over here at
Speaker 11: the Murrays And so I didn't hear the whole thing.
Speaker 9: But boneless is just left bone.
Speaker 11: So maybe they read it that way. It's not bone free.
Speaker 1: Well yeah, I was gonna say that would be the
Speaker 1: way around it. If you will call them bone free,
Speaker 1: then bye, guys, there better not be any bones.
Speaker 11: Right right right. But that's you know, you're you're chewing
Speaker 11: on a hamburger, and all of a sudden you get
Speaker 11: a you know, a little small piece of bone that
Speaker 11: that could happen.
Speaker 1: Oh, it's happened to me. It's happened to me with
Speaker 1: with even with even like link sausage with you know,
Speaker 1: like a broad or a met or something. Every once
Speaker 1: in a while there's a little piece of bone in there.
Speaker 11: A little surprised, a little extra surprise there. Right, So
Speaker 11: I didn't but heck, I mean, I'm just a beer man,
Speaker 11: and I could have called that that didn't need to
Speaker 11: go to the Supreme Court.
Speaker 8: But I guess some people got more.
Speaker 11: Money than time or time than money.
Speaker 14: But guys like me and you got to work on saturdays.
Speaker 1: You go on and get back to work. You're doing
Speaker 1: a fine job. And thanks for tuning in, Pete.
Speaker 11: All right, we'll see you Gary.
Speaker 1: All right, bye. Bo Egger now joins us, and Mo
Speaker 1: on his way back from vac Are you back from
Speaker 1: vacation or on your way back?
Speaker 8: I got back very very early this morning.
Speaker 1: Well, it's great to have you on. Are you Are
Speaker 1: you totally exhausted, ready to go.
Speaker 8: To bed completely completely? Yes, I'm awake, just to talk
Speaker 8: to you.
Speaker 1: God bless you.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 1: That's that's always the greatest compliment on this show when
Speaker 1: people tell me, like they used to listen to me
Speaker 1: because they had to work on Saturday mornings and now
Speaker 1: they're retired and they still get up to listen to me.
Speaker 1: I mean, is there anything better than that?
Speaker 8: No, that's always a It's always a great compliment. I
Speaker 8: was awake and behind the wheel to listen to your
Speaker 8: first half hour.
Speaker 1: So okay, all right, fancy great. So I first, first
Speaker 1: and foremost, we were just talking about this boneless wings
Speaker 1: controversy that apparently was solved by the Ohio Supreme Court
Speaker 1: this week in their decision. Apparently a boneless wing can
Speaker 1: have bones in it legally, this was the ruling, and
Speaker 1: p was explaining if they were called bone free wings
Speaker 1: then but boneless just means there were less bones. And
Speaker 1: then there's the chicken wings. They call it boneless chicken wings.
Speaker 1: And somebody sued because they were calling wings when they
Speaker 1: weren't wings at all. And now apparently somebody had a
Speaker 1: legal issue where they got a bone in their boneless wings.
Speaker 1: Maybe it caused some dental damage or whatever. So the
Speaker 1: case went to the Ohio Supreme Court and in the ruling.
Speaker 1: The panel decided that boneless wings can in fact have
Speaker 1: some bones.
Speaker 8: Your thoughts, these are the things, these are the things
Speaker 8: going through our courts.
Speaker 1: Huh apparently?
Speaker 14: So.
Speaker 8: I mean, so if if let's say you order a
Speaker 8: vegetarian pizza, yes, but they but they put sausage on it, right,
Speaker 8: So that's not a vegetarian pizza, right, And you would
Speaker 8: you would take that back, you would say, well, I
Speaker 8: wanted a vegetarian pizza because vegetarian buy definition for me
Speaker 8: at least means all vegetables, no meat. And so to me,
Speaker 8: I wonder just does does this open a Pandora's box?
Speaker 8: Right of? You know, if I order a hot fudge
Speaker 8: Sunday and I say, hold the nuts, and they put
Speaker 8: the nuts on it. Well, and let's say there's a
Speaker 8: nut allergy involved, and I go, well, hey, I ordered
Speaker 8: it without the nuts, but now there's there were nuts
Speaker 8: on it. Well, a nutless hot fudge Sunday can have
Speaker 8: nud I'm just wondering the slippery slope we're potentially going
Speaker 8: to go down.
Speaker 1: And and as you mentioned this, and you mentioned Pandora's box,
Speaker 1: what if somebody called it Pandora's box but it was
Speaker 1: actually in a bag exactly. I mean, just cats and dogs.
Speaker 8: The thing they didn't think about when they handed down
Speaker 8: this Holy now did that?
Speaker 22: No?
Speaker 1: Apparently not? Thank God, We're here to do the thinking
Speaker 1: for them.
Speaker 8: Mo.
Speaker 1: Uh, just one report from the Olympics. That and and
Speaker 1: I don't even know if this is a real report
Speaker 1: or not. It's just something that I heard allegedly happened
Speaker 1: during the opening ceremony yesterday. Apparently someone drowned during the
Speaker 1: Olympic opening ceremony.
Speaker 8: Mo.
Speaker 1: And the cause was they they were they were insane.
Speaker 8: Did you did your dad joke? God give you that one.
Speaker 22: No.
Speaker 1: I made that up all on my own.
Speaker 8: Well well done, very well done.
Speaker 1: So what was what was the best thing that happened
Speaker 1: on your vacation other than you weren't at work?
Speaker 6: Uh?
Speaker 8: I was within a two minute walk of a beach.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you told me last week. Anytime you're on a beach,
Speaker 1: it's a good day.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Anytime you're on a beach with a cold win or
Speaker 8: two and maybe a cigar, that's that's not a bad thing.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 8: It was an unevent I went and saw the Daytona
Speaker 8: Tortugas play the reds Low a ball Okay, so I
Speaker 8: as a sports fan and as a baseball fan, that
Speaker 8: was that was that was pretty cool. The Daytona Tortugas,
Speaker 8: where the most expensive ticket is fourteen dollars, you're paying
Speaker 8: minor league prices for concessions or seeing minor league baseball.
Speaker 8: So pull of your play certainly drops from what you
Speaker 8: used to saying if you go to a lot of
Speaker 8: major league baseball games, but a night of minor league
Speaker 8: baseball is pretty pretty close to the top of the
Speaker 8: list of things that I enjoy and try to get done.
Speaker 8: You know, my wife rolls a eyes wherever we go.
Speaker 8: You know, we've gone to Florida, bunch. I was trying
Speaker 8: to find the closest minor league team and this year
Speaker 8: the closest minor league team happened to be a Red Affilia.
Speaker 1: Oh that's cool. And like you said, it's it's it's low.
Speaker 1: It's low on the totem pole of minor league teams.
Speaker 1: So you're seeing literally kids for the most part, who
Speaker 1: were just trying to get up to like double A
Speaker 1: or or triple A ball or maybe the pros. You know,
Speaker 1: so that's the ticket. All was is the majors, So
Speaker 1: you know, I lived in Nashville for years, as you know, MO,
Speaker 1: and we just had the Nashville Sounds, the minor league team,
Speaker 1: and there were a great minor league franchise. I mean,
Speaker 1: it was really a big ballpark experience, but at minor
Speaker 1: league prices and and everything else with the kind of
Speaker 1: a minor league feel. But yeah, minor league baseball is
Speaker 1: definitely a lot of fun. My wife and I were
Speaker 1: in Great American Ballpark on Thursday night, obviously not for
Speaker 1: the Reds they're now in Tampa Bay, still on the road,
Speaker 1: but saw the Foo Fighters show there and the way
Speaker 1: they set that up for a concert was actually pretty cool.
Speaker 1: The stage rig was up against the outfield wall. In fact,
Speaker 1: we're looking we're like sitting in section five thirty one,
Speaker 1: so we're up there a ways looking down on the
Speaker 1: stage and they had it set right where that riverboat
Speaker 1: is at the top of the stadium. And I looked
Speaker 1: at Christa and I forgot about the riverboat being part
Speaker 1: of the ballpark. I said, is that one of the
Speaker 1: B and B boats out on the river, because it
Speaker 1: looked like it was a riverboat on the river above
Speaker 1: the stage rig, and she said, no, that's the riverboat
Speaker 1: thing that's a part of the stadium, you idiot. But
Speaker 1: it's really kind of neat. And they had the Foo
Speaker 1: Fighters logo the FF there in the middle of home plate.
Speaker 1: Of course the band was sitting up in the stage,
Speaker 1: you know, in the outfield, but it was just a
Speaker 1: really neat setup. Have you been You've been to concerts
Speaker 1: at GABP, right.
Speaker 8: I have you know we've talked about this before that McCartney,
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, in twenty eleven, which was just awesome, and
Speaker 8: it was a similar setup. I went to Billy Joel
Speaker 8: there and they have the stage, as I recall, wasn't
Speaker 8: quite as pushed far back as it was for the
Speaker 8: Two Fighters or for McCartney or for some of the
Speaker 8: other shows. But it really is a nice setting for
Speaker 8: a show. Acoustically it works, and it's kind of remarkable.
Speaker 8: I mean it took them, you know. Great American Ballpark
Speaker 8: was built in two thousand and three. I think at
Speaker 8: the first major I'm not talking about a postgame concert,
Speaker 8: but the first major concert I believe was Paul McCartney.
Speaker 8: And they've had a bunch since. They're going to have
Speaker 8: Thomas Rhett later in the month of August, after a
Speaker 8: red game, playing a full set, and my guess is
Speaker 8: the stage will be set up kind of right behind
Speaker 8: second base, which is typically what they do for postgame concerts.
Speaker 8: But yeah, it is. I looked at a lot of
Speaker 8: the pictures from friends of mine who went, and first
Speaker 8: of all said, it was an awesome show, and it
Speaker 8: just it looks. It looks really cool and if you
Speaker 8: haven't had a chance to go to a show at
Speaker 8: at GABP, you oh it to yourself because it is
Speaker 8: a it's a great day. I think it's an underrated
Speaker 8: baseball venue nationally, but it's a it's a really really
Speaker 8: nice outdoor concert venue when it when they choose to
Speaker 8: make it. One mo.
Speaker 1: Did you spare yourself watching the Olympic opening ceremonies.
Speaker 8: I don't think as much as I love sports, as
Speaker 8: much as I love the Olympics, I don't know that
Speaker 8: I've ever watched the opening ceremonies. I typically like, just
Speaker 8: don't get it whatever they're doing.
Speaker 1: So well, there was a lot of there was a
Speaker 1: lot of I don't get it. From a little bit
Speaker 1: I saw this. Yeah, my luck was I was at
Speaker 1: the bar. I was at the bar, so I'm not
Speaker 1: facing the TV screens, they're they're behind me, And every
Speaker 1: once in a while a customer would point at something
Speaker 1: that was going on that was just very bizarre, and
Speaker 1: I would look up and go, oh, yeah, they're doing
Speaker 1: that again. Okay, so that was my experience with the
Speaker 1: opening ceremonies. But apparently a bunch of drag queens mocking
Speaker 1: the Last Supper and all kinds of weird stuff.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, I'm not sure what that has to do
Speaker 8: with international athletic competition, but.
Speaker 1: I'm not either.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I didn't, I didn't see. I think the legitimately,
Speaker 8: I think the last time I saw live any part
Speaker 8: of the Olympic opening ceremony would have been Salt Lake
Speaker 8: City Winter Olympics two thousand and two, because it was
Speaker 8: very poignant. Just a few months after nine to eleven. Yes, uh,
Speaker 8: the Olympics were in the United States and that was
Speaker 8: beautifully done. And then prior to that probably was the
Speaker 8: torch lighting with Muhammad Ali and Atlanta in nineteen ninety six.
Speaker 8: Other than that, again, I love the Olympics. The Olympics
Speaker 8: opening ceremony is typically not must watch television for myself.
Speaker 1: No no, no, no no, And you're right. The two
Speaker 1: thousand and two Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City. That
Speaker 1: that may be the major accomplishment of Mitt Romney's entire
Speaker 1: career right there. He helped put that together. Yeah, you
Speaker 1: see my.
Speaker 8: Yeah in Salt Lake City is going to get the
Speaker 8: Olympics back in twenty thirty four, which is kind of.
Speaker 1: Cool, very good. I don't know if I'll be around,
Speaker 1: but that'll be cool. We'll see, uh huh exactly. So
Speaker 1: you see Miami discontinuing their their football set with this
Speaker 1: new alignment.
Speaker 8: Your thoughts on that, Well, Look, I can understand tradition
Speaker 8: and history and rivalry and why those things are special
Speaker 8: to so many people. And I know the dynamic of
Speaker 8: the rivalry has changed in the last year because Miami
Speaker 8: did win the most recent battle for the victory bell
Speaker 8: for the first time since two thousand and five. But
Speaker 8: let's be honest. Is this a sporting event that anybody
Speaker 8: looks forward to with any amount of exuberance or high
Speaker 8: end anticipation in relation to some of the games that
Speaker 8: you see plays in the Big Twelve or some of
Speaker 8: the bigger non conference games that are going to play.
Speaker 8: The answer is no, And I'm not going to say
Speaker 8: that you see in Miami, you shouldn't have figured out
Speaker 8: a way to continue playing. But look, with the way
Speaker 8: college sports have gone over the last decade, there is
Speaker 8: a long list of traditional series or rivalries or geographic
Speaker 8: rivalries that have been discontinued, frankly higher profile ones than
Speaker 8: U see versus Miami. And look, Miami did win the
Speaker 8: game last year, and so it's it's maybe a little
Speaker 8: bit easier to say this had UC's winning street continued
Speaker 8: last September, But I think the game itself has become
Speaker 8: locally very much an afterthought, and with the University of
Speaker 8: Cincinnati in the Big Twelve. As much as I have
Speaker 8: a ton of respect for the job that Chuck Martin
Speaker 8: has done at Miami, because he's done a really really
Speaker 8: good job in Oxford, as much as I respect that
Speaker 8: program in that university, you know, Brian Kelly said this
Speaker 8: many many years ago, and when you See was in
Speaker 8: the Big East and he questioned, you know, if we're
Speaker 8: going to be in a BCS league, are we really
Speaker 8: going to go play a road game in a MAX
Speaker 8: school every other year? Right now, with Miami pulling out
Speaker 8: of the Knippert Stadium, end of the battle for the
Speaker 8: De Tree Bell was a Big twelve school. How many
Speaker 8: Big twelve schools are going and playing road games on
Speaker 8: a regular basis in the MAC. It just doesn't happen.
Speaker 8: And that might be a sad side effect of, you know,
Speaker 8: the way that college sports has become so top heavy,
Speaker 8: but it is a reality of how college sports has
Speaker 8: become so top heavy. And you know, again, the game
Speaker 8: last September, notwithstanding it recently hasn't been a very competitive rivalry.
Speaker 8: And it's there are a lot of sporting events in
Speaker 8: our region that there's a lot of juice and a
Speaker 8: lot of buzz for. And it's been a long time
Speaker 8: since I counted the Battle for the Victory Bell as
Speaker 8: one of those sporting events.
Speaker 1: There you go, and I yeah, I totally agree with
Speaker 1: you one percent. Neither here nor there to you get
Speaker 1: some rest, my friend, and get rid of that whatever
Speaker 1: that vacation cold is that you're hacking around here?
Speaker 8: Had it all week long. I can't shake you.
Speaker 1: All right? Thanks mo Eger there, counselor how are you, brother?
Speaker 1: I'm doing good? How about you?
Speaker 25: What's on the show today? Well, I'll tell you what
Speaker 25: we're going to talk about. Kamala's coronation this week. Boy,
Speaker 25: that happened with eightning speed.
Speaker 1: Also, I believe the downfall is going to be pretty
Speaker 1: quick though, you really, I hope so. But the honeymoon
Speaker 1: is only there. The honeymoon's only there for the media,
Speaker 1: not the voters. But well, that's what I mean.
Speaker 25: I mean that they're already giving her a pass for everything.
Speaker 25: You're not allowed to say now that she was the
Speaker 25: borders are, yeah, that she never was.
Speaker 1: They're all coming out we say, can we say that
Speaker 1: she slept her way into politics by by having an
Speaker 1: affair with Willie Brown, you know, on the San Francisco politics?
Speaker 25: Can we say that heals a harripos So? I just
Speaker 25: I can't stand that woman. The thought of having to
Speaker 25: listen to her for the next four or five.
Speaker 1: Months just drives me. Imagine listening to her at the
Speaker 1: next four or five minutes. No kidding, Rich, dump button,
Speaker 1: everybody listen. I don't like that woman. I just don't know.
Speaker 1: She's horrid. I don't think I ever will. She's horrid.
Speaker 25: Gonna talk to Charles Tassel about Project twenty twenty five.
Speaker 25: You've been hearing a lot about that. Charles has looked
Speaker 25: at it. He's gonna explain it and you know, kind
Speaker 25: of give us his position on that.
Speaker 8: Then.
Speaker 1: Of course the Reds report with YID at eleven thirty,
Speaker 1: all right after the show. Show at Huddles Cafe eleven
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