Speaker 1: W m N h Rip the Dormals. We're back from
the brains.
Speaker 2: The donut Chop, Trouble Luta, Donut Shop, Trouble, Trouble, Trouble, trouble,
trouble ut.
Speaker 3: The dollar Chop.
Speaker 4: I was walking down the street. I wanted something to eat.
How about something sweet? That would be such a treat.
When I saw it, I curtain believe my eyes. I
almost began to cry.
Speaker 2: Bubu the donut Chop, Trouble Uta, Dona Shop, Trouble, Trouble, Trouble, Trouble, trouble,
lut a dollar chop.
Speaker 5: It was a line around the block.
Speaker 6: I barey could handle the shop.
Speaker 4: I had to walk walk away to keep my mind overkare.
But when I got back to the shop, the sign
said stop, were sold out.
Speaker 2: Now let the donut shuck trouble Let the donut shop Trouble, Trouble, trouble, trouble, trouble,
lut the donor jump.
Speaker 4: I stormed into the shop to see the reality. They
said were really sold out. I said, what about the
donuts right there? She said those donuts are not for sale.
But I grabbed them and ran out.
Speaker 3: Of the door.
Speaker 2: Bubble Let the donut Chuck, Trouble Let, the Donut Shop, Trouble, Trouble, Trouble,
Drum Trouble, the Donut Chop.
Speaker 4: Next thing I know, I was getting arrested for stealing
the donut Trouble the Donut Shot.
Speaker 7: I was so sowing.
Speaker 3: Embarrassed, but I had a donut in my jacket.
Speaker 8: It in the way to jail.
Speaker 9: Cable Trouble, Travel, Trouble, Trouble, Job Double.
Speaker 2: The Donut Chuck, trouble Let, the Donut Shock, Trouble, Trouble, Trouble, Trouble,
Trouble at.
Speaker 7: The Donut Jump, Trouble at the Donut Shop, by the
Great Ricky Mapleton. And he is here with us. We're
gonna talk with him in just a moment. Welcome everybody.
Speaker 10: Here we go.
Speaker 7: We have entered our number two New maridos of Matt
Connorton Unleashed, and we are live from the studios of
w m NH ninety five point three FM, Inglorious, Manchester,
New Hampshire. Of course, you can also stream the show
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contact info, show archives, et cetera. Et cetera. Today is Saturday,
March twenty one, twenty twenty six. Jenny is here, of course,
at the news table president account of fur By the way,
we're only two weeks away from the nine year anniversary.
Speaker 11: That's so crazy.
Speaker 7: Matt Connorton unleashed here at WMNH ninety five point three FM.
Speaker 12: We have to throw your birthday, Patty.
Speaker 7: Can't believe you want to Patty, No, but no, eight, no, no,
eleventh pound cake. I don't even eat that anymore. Although
that lemon pound cake did look good in that. Now,
I will say, uh Afroman's original hit Because I Got
High does share something in common with Trouble at the
Donut Shop by Ricky Mapleton in that they are, both,
in my opinion, a cautionary tale. Oh absolutely absolutely, yes, yes,
n yes, because things go awry for you in Trouble
at the Donut Chess.
Speaker 12: Very insightful.
Speaker 11: That is based on a true experience.
Speaker 7: You shoplifted a donut.
Speaker 11: That was a little bit embellished. Yes, for the sake
of conversation, yes, but.
Speaker 7: No, okay, artistic license.
Speaker 11: I think my mind, yes, I think my mind was
there at the moment of seeing all was true up
to the moment of stealing the donut. Okay, going there
realizing that I was not going to get a donut
because they were sold out, was absolutely mind blowing, right,
mind blowing right. But there I was face and on
the way home as I went to another donut shop,
what's there? Thousands of them around and got their donuts
with no, we're sold out. Okay I was, but it
was disappointing.
Speaker 7: So you in your mind, you were you take me
back to that moment in the mind and in your
mind you're at the donut shop, and.
Speaker 11: Then well, let's backtrack a little, can we?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Yeah, please please?
Speaker 11: Okay? You know, happy uh person living with you, happy wife,
happy life, happy Okay, So nice, Ricky Mapleton carrying nurturer off.
I went on a Sunday morning. I'm gonna go get
these awesome donuts that we had a while back. Don't
need them all the time. Not super healthy for you, obviously,
but do you have gluten free? There?
Speaker 7: I see where you're going. You're gonna blame this on
your wife.
Speaker 11: No blaming on miss blaming Ricky Mapleton, caring nurture okay, okay,
and really not being tuned in to the hip place
to get your donut. I mean, I guess like Queen Remember,
is Queen City Donuts still around? I have no idea.
They were big for a while. I was the big
thing cupcakes bill Bill Sorry, Queen City Cupcakes.
Speaker 7: Bills Donuts are still around.
Speaker 11: I see if you've heard, I see the Bills Donuts
sign right there.
Speaker 7: Legendary bills donuts.
Speaker 11: How do they compare with? Should I say this donut
shops name?
Speaker 7: I think you can.
Speaker 11: It is New Hampshire Donut Company, okay. And they're in Bedford, Okay.
And I was first exposed to them at a event
and I'm like, these are fantastic donuts. Yes, we're fourth out.
And so I said, okay, I'm going to go get some.
Went there, signed on the door. I was there at
ten thirty eleven.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 11: I looked in mine and it was the cheap white
inch cheap old paper plates. Yeah, stuck on the window.
Where sold out?
Speaker 10: Wow?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 11: Okay. So I walked up beautiful day, I'm how good
this place is? Huh? They are fantastic? I mean they're not. Yeah,
they're good. They're good. Are a stand in line? I
just dedicated half an hour of my life getting there
and then going back empty handed. No, no, but there
is a happy ending to this, Okay. Number one, it
was a fantastic idea to start the donut chips one
and it was the seed, the seed. And second I
did go back the week following week, but I went online,
which was terrifying for me. But I went online and
if you order them online before five o'clock, you can
pick them up. You walk in the door, around the side,
and you get them. So that was the plan of action.
I did have my wife, of course, helped me through
the quagmire that is online ordering. Yes, the beautiful word quagmire. Yes,
the quagmire blagmire. So I it was my favorite family character.
I'm not going to do a quag man.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 11: So that's the story of the Donut Shop. It really
I think it's really it's really fun. It's really upbeat,
donuts a yummy and now we have I think that
project was called Celebrating the Donut twenty four Songs Celebrating
the Donut Too Bad. I don't even know the title
of that CD. But there's a big pink Simpsons sort
of donut on the front cover. When you look at it,
Ladies and gentlemen. So that has that, it has one donut,
one song about twenty four other types of donuts.
Speaker 7: I have the actual title Trouble, Thank You, Thank You,
Trouble at the Donut Shop, two dozen songs celebrating the donut.
Speaker 11: Come on? Is that not not called warm and warm
and yummy?
Speaker 7: That is warm on?
Speaker 11: Come on? So yeah, I did not get arrested on
them on the way home. I was like I should.
Speaker 7: I wasn't impressed, but you fantasized at some point about
stealing the donut. Clearly good.
Speaker 11: I think we all have that quick flash of I'm
steal these donuts? Yeah, yeah, how what then of course
reality sets in, Yeah, and not wanting to be the
old guy stealing donuts at New Hampshire Donut Company. Yum yum. Right,
So yeah, that's the and then now we have other
songs about donuts on that. And that was the last
the project before the bread Man of bread Time Story,
which is all kind of connected in Flour in its
own particular way. I yes, yes, this, this last couple,
this last six to eight months has been very entertainment
entertainment wise, revolving around baked goods such as donuts. Bread rolls, so.
Speaker 7: A lot of gluten.
Speaker 11: I feel like, well, they do have a gluten donut
at New Hampshire Donut Company, and I just would like
to give them a quick word of advice if I could.
When you go in there, they have these beautiful display
that you choose from a cream and they look fantastic
behind this nice little guard. Then they have the poor
little gluten free guy and it looks like half the size.
Super sad. It's like, why don't you just make that
big too. I know it's more money for that flower,
but make it as big as that give. You know,
there's gluten free and then and then there's a vegan free,
and they're both just made with different types of flour,
which does give challenges. When you're baking a donut. You
have to use something called cilium husk and you have
to use some other things to hold the donut together,
so usually it's not as fluffy and delicious. But the
small little donut when I went in there. You go
in there and go look at that small little gluten
free and that's the one that I usually get. So
I eat it on the way home and I'm not
feeling really bloated. When I get home, I just hat.
But then of course I'll have a piece of the
Boston Cream.
Speaker 6: My favorite.
Speaker 11: Oh my god. Yeah, so yeah that's the well, very good. Yeah,
donnut don't.
Speaker 7: We'll have to listen to some one of those. Oh
we do have a call though, let's see us on
the line.
Speaker 10: Matt got it.
Speaker 13: Ricky Mapleton, Happy Saturday morning, and wow, thank you for
really this.
Speaker 5: Is exciting to be on.
Speaker 13: We here at the community are thrilled that you are
having us on today.
Speaker 10: Well, first of.
Speaker 13: All, if you could play someday I'm going to live
in the castle on the new Ricky Mapleton this we
just love.
Speaker 4: That.
Speaker 7: We really said the move.
Speaker 13: We have some Danish, we have some bread, we have
some toast, we have some bagels, we had some whole week,
we got.
Speaker 11: Some pump and Nippo, we got.
Speaker 5: Some rye, we got a lot of bread here.
Speaker 13: So uh, if you could play something off that.
Speaker 3: That would be fantastic. And thank you.
Speaker 5: Uh Matt, you look as fabulous as always.
Speaker 7: Thank you, Thank you.
Speaker 13: Hard would just really thinks you're a fantastic person. Hold
nothing to Ricky Mapleton, of course we are. We hold
him in high respect.
Speaker 11: He went the community as well.
Speaker 13: So thank you.
Speaker 7: Okay, well it's coming right up. Well, oh, I think
he's gone.
Speaker 11: Agnes has called before, and.
Speaker 7: Oh that was Agnes. That was Oh I think I
think I misgendered Agnes. I apologize. I feel terrible.
Speaker 11: No, Agnes is thank you Agnes for calling in.
Speaker 7: Thank you Agnes.
Speaker 11: Yeah, and it sounds like your friend Guildehunt has a
little twinkling arrve for you. She's mentioned you before. Guildahunt,
guilda hard guilde heart. She lives with Uh, she lives
with Agnes in a group of other senior citizens.
Speaker 7: Oh so they're in Uh so she's an older lady.
Speaker 11: They're living in a in a fabulous community. And yeah,
and they call up all the time. They're big fans
of you. They're big fans of us, and we need
all the fans we can get, at least I do.
Speaker 7: Well, all right, Well, I guess we'll play this for
Agnes and Guildeahart. Someday I'm gonna live in the castle.
And and this is from we should Uh.
Speaker 11: Yes, this is from the project called The bread Man,
a bread Time Story. Now the beauty about this is
we made this uh with narration before each song and
I really feel it sets things up. It's uh my,
uh boy, I'm gonna step on some hollow ground. But
it's my twenty one twelve, my, my, my tommy, my quadrophenia. Wow,
uh with of course everybody that helped me with it.
Of course couldn't have done without them. But this is,
this is, it's a it's an epic in my mind.
Speaker 7: And so enjoy all right, someday I'm gonna live in
the castle. Ricky Mimpleton.
Speaker 10: Stops not knowing.
Speaker 8: No boy.
Speaker 10: To work. Okay, father, you'll never mean nothing butnna make
a boy, but make a boy.
Speaker 14: What what do you mean You think you're gonna marry
the princess?
Speaker 10: Well you're I'm gonna live in a castle. No, father,
get back to work. Don't hit me, father back to work,
good lie. No, not the bag.
Speaker 14: Some them going live in the castle, some them going
live on him.
Speaker 10: Something. I'm going to live in a castle.
Speaker 15: Some day a boom making print for the father.
Speaker 10: No mo bacon the print.
Speaker 14: Some damn gonna some dail conna.
Speaker 10: Some dam gonna live.
Speaker 14: Back toor.
Speaker 10: Loll never never that castle down.
Speaker 14: Not that I gas again, what you're thinking of a man,
the Princess.
Speaker 8: No more begain that bread.
Speaker 10: Gone Rulest, Still.
Speaker 14: Gonna live in the castle, still gone live castle, some
of them gone live.
Speaker 11: Mm hmmmmm.
Speaker 7: Someday I'm going to live in the castle. That is
Ricky Mapleton from The bread Man a bread Time Story.
That's that's a pretty intense song.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it's very emotional. Yes, we all have dreams, Yes,
pretty much what that song's about. We all, we all
aspire to something. Ricky Mapleton's speechless. I've heard that a
million times, but I'm really kind of I hope everybody's
kind of right there.
Speaker 7: Wow, I hope. So if you are just joining us,
Ricky Mapleton is here of course, and uh we are
featuring also some songs from Trouble at the Donut Shop,
two dozen songs celebrating the donut because, uh, this is
something that you would released a little bit ago, back
in December, but we never really got a chance to feature.
Speaker 11: It, not within the year.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, it's right, fun, whimsical, happy songs about donut right,
and Ricky Mapleton's wheelhouse. I'd love happy, I love snappy,
I love just fun stuff, fun stuff. And then of
course we have the bread man, which is a mind
bending story. Uh yeah, so I went quite It's been
quite a great year. And I think someday we live
in the so someday we all have to if we
if we focus on something. It's hard to do in
today's world, isn't it, you know, to focus creatively, whether
you're building a car, or you're making donuts or your whatever. Yeah, well,
I'm sorry, I'm getting a little bit. That's what I'm
looking for. Choked up on a donut.
Speaker 7: I guess, I guess, so, I guess so yeah, so yeah. Well,
speaking of which, so one of the songs on Trouble
at the Donut, Okay, we're gonna shift gears. Two dozen songs, okay, goodness.
One of these is called maple bacon. Dont no, I've
never had a macon maple bacon donut, but that that
actually sounds disgusting to me.
Speaker 11: Maple bacon, you got your sweet and savory grumble platter, Oh,
maple bacon, maple bake bacon. I haven't heard this song.
I don't know the Uh yeah, you want to just
touch base on a few of them and not go
through the whole song If they're not super well, I
shouldn't say that about my music. I'm sorry.
Speaker 7: I'm curious to play this one because I'm wondering if
it can convince me. Because to me, the idea of
a maple bacon donut sounds disgusting. But I'm wondering if
the song will kind of convince me that it's something
that could be delicious.
Speaker 11: That is a great segue. Let's find out.
Speaker 7: All right, all right, let's give this a spin. We'll see.
This is called the maple Bacon donut song.
Speaker 16: Babe, Boo bakeon donut me boot bakeon donut me, boo bacon,
donut me boo bacon It.
Speaker 17: On me outside heaven on me insund maple baking donut,
never let me down, the king of the morning, the talk.
Speaker 6: Of the town.
Speaker 5: Yuh, maple baking.
Speaker 6: Don't let you walk this town.
Speaker 16: Babe, o bacon donut me bacon, don't bacon bacon.
Speaker 17: Sticky fingers on the counter, lay shining like the sun.
Speaker 3: One bite in, I'm lifted.
Speaker 6: Up to the sun.
Speaker 16: Bye b Bacon, donut baby, boot bag and donut babe
boot bag and donut.
Speaker 17: Ba bag and bacon crackling like banda maple, smooth like
a dream. I'm a flavor revolution, come in straight straight
from a donuts dream. It's not done else like you,
so savory and sweet, blue bag donut, maple boot bag
and donut, maple.
Speaker 16: Bole, bacon donut, maybe bacon donut.
Speaker 11: Are you convinced?
Speaker 3: No donuts in the world?
Speaker 11: Could we do?
Speaker 8: It?
Speaker 10: Is good?
Speaker 11: Could you do one of my personal favorites on this one?
Speaker 14: Oh?
Speaker 10: Sure?
Speaker 11: I think when you look at the overall as aspect
of donuts, the blueberry donut, the forgotten Oh I like
blueberry okay donut. So just a song on this called
blueberry Donut go figure on the donut collection, right, so
it just talks about how well I think it's tough
explanatory if you want to give that a spin.
Speaker 7: All right, let's try this one blueberry donuts song, because yeah, no,
I did like the song about the maple bag.
Speaker 11: Are you convinced?
Speaker 7: But I just but I'm not.
Speaker 18: No?
Speaker 7: Is that actually a real thinger to use me?
Speaker 11: No, it's convens there.
Speaker 12: People put bacon on the wrong things all the time.
Speaker 7: That's true.
Speaker 11: No, no, no, no, don't don't be a don't be
a hater. Don't be a hater.
Speaker 12: I'm going to be a hater.
Speaker 11: The sweet and savory combination. Flavor profile. How's that for
a clinary term.
Speaker 7: There's a term.
Speaker 11: That's a phrase I've never used in my life. What
flavor profile? Favorite profile? Flavor I'm getting hungry just thinking
about it. Flavor profile.
Speaker 12: You know what is good if you put jelly inside
of maple donut?
Speaker 7: And now we're getting now that I agree A.
Speaker 12: Long time ago, back in the days with the donut
tree dress, when I worked at Duncans when I was
eighteen and.
Speaker 11: We were bored, you made your own donut.
Speaker 12: We well, my store made fresh donuts every morning, like
the real deal.
Speaker 7: Come in and make the donuts.
Speaker 11: Wow. Yeah, wouldn't that be nice if they could like
a krispy Kreme kind of situation around here? Will you
when you go to krispy Kreme, I don't know if
you've ever been to one the a Krispy Kreme factory.
You go there like you would go to a Dunkin Donuts,
and you can see the donuts being on the conveyor
bell and you get what's called a hot one right
off and happened like I don't know, five am and
ten when they're making them it's unbelievable. It's I don't
think no. These are usually honey glazed, the number one
donut in the world if you were keeping track. Oh, okay,
I did learn that making the donut thing, that the
honey glaze is number one all right, worldwide.
Speaker 10: Well, let's give this.
Speaker 7: Let's give this a listen. I do like a blueberry donut,
so let's let's give this a shot. Blueberry Donuts song.
This is from Ricky Mapleton's album Trouble at the Donut Shop,
two dozen songs celebrating the doughnut, blue.
Speaker 16: Very donuts, Blue very donuts, blueberry donuts.
Speaker 6: You find them in the back of the rack.
Speaker 2: Of the Bakeriso underappreciated.
Speaker 17: How can this be full of anti oxes, danced healthy donut?
Speaker 6: How can this be? Yeah, it's tasty and it's good
for you.
Speaker 11: What else do you want from a donut?
Speaker 16: Very donuts, blue very donuts, very donuts.
Speaker 6: You find us in the back of.
Speaker 2: The rack of the bakeriso under appreciated.
Speaker 4: How can this be from the first soft crumble the
juicy center burst.
Speaker 17: You're the kind of flavor that gets rid of the
Monday curse. You don't need flashy lights you're a legend
in the sky.
Speaker 11: Yum, yum.
Speaker 7: All right, here's the thing. Here's the thing though. You're
trying to convince us that it's good for us. No,
I want what are you RFK? You're trying to tell
us that, wow, this blueberry donut, Oh, it's actually healthy
for you.
Speaker 11: I just wanted to use the word anti oxidants in
a song.
Speaker 7: Oh fair enough, Okay.
Speaker 11: Okay, I don't know if that's ever happened before.
Speaker 7: The blueberry.
Speaker 11: Weren't you listening to the words?
Speaker 7: Oh, yes, the blueberry.
Speaker 11: They sit in the back of the rack with the bakery.
Can kind of do you even notice when you go
to like Duncans or what have you? The blueberry? Is
that one kind of always the last the last one picked?
If you would? I noticed, yeah, and I quite didn't understand. Well,
it's not as good as we have any more phone calls.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 11: I don't want to talk about donuts anymore. I'm trying
to be good and really, wow, I'm trying to watch
my waistlines.
Speaker 7: Oh good, well, that's that's excellent. Oh, actually, we do
watch mine all the time.
Speaker 11: I put out a whole thing about donuts.
Speaker 7: We do have we do have a call? Let's say,
is online here.
Speaker 6: Copy damn seize the day.
Speaker 19: Happy Saturday morning, you look as lovely as always. A
copy dem to you all. If you could play, if
you could play copy dim seize the day, that would
just make everything complete.
Speaker 7: Oh are you having me.
Speaker 10: All, gentlemen?
Speaker 3: And there's always copy dm seize the day?
Speaker 11: Okay.
Speaker 7: I do have a question. Why do all of your
friends call the call the show and objectify me. I'm
not a piece of meat, I mean, my goodness, I
mean I know, I'm.
Speaker 11: You're a piece of donut from I'm sitting you are
you are? You're don't you are like a a What
are those? What do they call them? Stick donuts or
jelly stick you? Oh boy, no, you write the donut
little early in the day for that. What's the donut
that is not in the circle? What is that?
Speaker 20: Is?
Speaker 11: A donuts?
Speaker 8: Stack?
Speaker 11: Donuts stack? Okay, okay, so you're okay, wow, all right.
So that's a whole different baking technique, the French cler
Oh but there's a different that's a that's one of
the more difficult standard donuts to make, the French curler.
Speaker 7: Why do I feel like if I looked up French
crawler on Urban Dictionary, I would find something horrifying.
Speaker 11: Oh you were like a like a torture device. Maybe
give you get in the French curler. All right, let's
play this for our friend English Bank of English. Ye
for Colin.
Speaker 7: This is called Seize the Day Carpe d M by
Ricky Mippleton.
Speaker 5: Oh like that, you doubt?
Speaker 11: Is what I'm gonna.
Speaker 6: Right right now, my turn to shine Corbery deal.
Speaker 21: See Today Commery, see to day coming everything.
Speaker 6: Every said to take.
Speaker 11: I'm running out short for goodness sake, got break demon
calling it loud for the moment, make it out problem
and neal.
Speaker 6: See the day Commery, See the day.
Speaker 21: Combery Deal, See the day Comedy, see Today.
Speaker 6: Think around man, he's new to scene.
Speaker 15: Every bready takes bringing my tweet from seeing the lights
to mountain time reaching up.
Speaker 6: And touching this scot cover deal. See the day Commery,
See the day Combery Deal.
Speaker 10: See the day com.
Speaker 6: See the day com Deal. Da go out and play copy.
Speaker 20: Co.
Speaker 22: I like it.
Speaker 7: It's very positive.
Speaker 11: Yes, yes, I like that.
Speaker 7: I like that Ricky Mapleton is here with us.
Speaker 11: Can I do a shameless plug?
Speaker 7: Absolutely?
Speaker 11: Okay? That is from the collection called Happy Fun Joy Okay,
carpe DM sees the day Big Orange cover happy about
ten or fifteen Latin based songs on their carpe DM
and it's unum and yeah it's it's super upbeat, super happy,
super fun, happy fun joy.
Speaker 7: Yes, yes, I like it.
Speaker 11: My heart was broken at the donut chop and then
things changed right right? But what are you gonna do?
Speaker 7: That's right?
Speaker 6: Uh?
Speaker 7: I think?
Speaker 23: Uh?
Speaker 7: Oh, wait a minute, I think we have another call here.
Hang on, see who's uh on the line.
Speaker 24: Wow, things are getting so intense. We just got a
mellow out man. Wow, this is mellow Mike.
Speaker 3: Come on, could we.
Speaker 24: Maybe chill things out a little bit and play Say
and Do from from the Rock Opera?
Speaker 11: Wow?
Speaker 24: Man, Wow, that that last call really freaked me out.
Metal mic whoa, Oh.
Speaker 7: He's a clairvoyant.
Speaker 11: Good voys there, good boy, Wow.
Speaker 3: Mellow Mike.
Speaker 7: Uh can predict the future? What gigs up?
Speaker 3: Gigs up?
Speaker 11: My friend?
Speaker 4: What not?
Speaker 11: That the gig was ever going on? But it's up now,
isn't it? The jake the jigs?
Speaker 7: Everyone says that wrong? What did I say? You said
the gig?
Speaker 11: The gig is up?
Speaker 7: Yeah, you and millions of other people say it wrong.
Speaker 11: It's up?
Speaker 7: What what's mellow? Mic requests of this?
Speaker 11: I don't know?
Speaker 7: Was it saying?
Speaker 11: Can we listen to? I see that metal? Mic is on?
Speaker 22: Oh?
Speaker 20: Is he?
Speaker 11: I think I love metal?
Speaker 7: Mic Oh? Don't don't we all?
Speaker 11: I don't know?
Speaker 7: Don't don't we all love metal? Mic Oh? Yes, I
can see him on the caller ID. Let's see what
he wants metal.
Speaker 5: Come on, Mapleton, Wow, play good out of my pool?
Speaker 7: Come on, okay, play some rock down. Come on, we've
heard that metal stuff.
Speaker 11: Let's pick it up metal Mike, okay, all right, get
out of my pool.
Speaker 7: He needs some uh what is emodium a D or something?
Speaker 3: Metal?
Speaker 11: Mic man, he's got a point man, just a metal
mic in all of us. Come on, wimpy la la
la music. Let's get to some metal. Play get out
of My Pool by Ricky Mapleton off. Don't count me out.
Speaker 7: I was in a metal band with a guy named
Evil Mike.
Speaker 11: Ooh, evil Mike.
Speaker 7: All right, here it is, Get out of my pool,
Ricky Mapleton, rock on America.
Speaker 3: Good out of my pool. You're using all the corene.
Speaker 8: I don't even know you.
Speaker 6: I only see you when it's hot out.
Speaker 8: Get out of my pool. Good out of ba pool.
Speaker 3: I don't even know you.
Speaker 8: Get out of my pool.
Speaker 6: You're using a babba coryne.
Speaker 17: I never see when there's seven feet of stolen around,
you're walking around with your beautiful snowblower.
Speaker 3: Good out of my pool, I mean your summer pool.
Speaker 8: I know what makes you truel.
Speaker 17: Why don't you get your own pool then you can
be the pool.
Speaker 3: Why don't you just good out of my pool?
Speaker 10: Wow?
Speaker 7: Wow, that's intense. Now I have to ask you, is
that based on a true story?
Speaker 11: Yes?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 7: Really, Yes, someone was in your pool?
Speaker 11: Yes, who wasn't a neighbor?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 23: Who?
Speaker 11: During that past winter, as the song talks about, I'm
my snowblower broke, okay, which happens in the world of snowblowing?
Speaker 7: Yes, and there I was.
Speaker 11: I look down the street, and there he is, in
this beautiful shine. I could see the glimmering of the
newness of his snowblow. And I really don't. I live
in a fantastic community in Manchester. There are there are
fantastic communities in Manson, and except I saw down there
and uh, he looked over at me, He gave me,
He looked over from five or six houses down. He
looked over and said and kind of just like gave
me the I'm kind of like looking at him like
maybe I did.
Speaker 7: Like wave them over.
Speaker 11: Yeah, and no, fast forward to the summer one hundred
degrees that those two weeks when we get one hundred
degrees here in New Hampshire, right, oh yeah, And I
was out in my front with my bathing suit on,
enjoying the hot, hot summer day. But he's walking down
the street.
Speaker 4: With his.
Speaker 11: Offspring. If you would, young, young, I would say between
Milt say Junior Highest High School. Okay, all right, and
they walked by the name of the Pity look really yeah, okay,
what is carrying nurture Ricky maple toon, do a write
a song about him, b invite him in, then write
a song about him later on, D gave him the hey,
what the heck man?
Speaker 7: Remember me?
Speaker 11: Remember me? My back still hurts from shoveling that day,
because never mind, So that's where the energy from that
song came from. Okay, and then I did invite him in. Okay,
they swam for a few hours. I think one of
the kids may have ruined my pH level. If you
know what I'm saying, huh huh, and you figure people
would shower before they go in your Poolice say hey,
can I hose down? Nothing? Really nothing? And that's where
that whole don't don't calt me out album came from.
There's a lot of let it go, let's go okay
kind of stuff on there.
Speaker 3: I like that.
Speaker 11: It was about two years ago that came out, but
I just loved that heaviness of that. Yeah. Yeah, I
get that nice Fender Precision sound and that's what I
really lived for that.
Speaker 7: No, that is a lot of fun. I like that too.
I like that too. Ricky Mapleton is here with that.
But you could come swimming if you like. Matt Oh,
thank you, thank you?
Speaker 11: Okay, and you too, I don't okay, Yes, my pool
is always open to creative people.
Speaker 7: Thank you.
Speaker 11: Just maybe you can come over though and mow my
launch during the summer. Probably not, but it's gotta be
a trade off somewhere. I suppose you could bring some
donuts perhaps, Oh right, maybe, and then the ants come
with the donuts. We don't want that, okay, I'm o
seeding right now in the summer.
Speaker 7: Oh that's right, we do. We do have another call here.
Let's see what's on the line here.
Speaker 25: Good morning, Matt Connerton and Ricky Mapleton. This is Tom
toming morning. I am sitting here having some whole weat
toast with a jelly and a little bit of peanut butter,
and I decided to call in and see if you
would be kind enough to play a song called what
About Me from a bread time story. I think it
would definitely set the tone, and perhaps I might risk
it and have a bagel. Oh, don't be silly, all right,
Thank you very much, mister Connaton, You're welcome. Rickie Mapleton,
what about Me?
Speaker 3: What about Me?
Speaker 25: Really is a impactful song during this narrated just voyage, okay,
of entertainment. This is Tom Tomilson wishing you all a
happy Saturday and thank you for taking my call. Mister Connaton.
This is Tom Tomilson signing off.
Speaker 11: Oh all right, well goodbye. He's a long time calling too.
Speaker 7: It's called before. Your friends are all very polite, Yeah,
yeah they are, well, I strive, they know, they know,
yeah we we. I didn't meet all of them at
one time last summer. We got together okay at Applebee's.
Oh really, yes? Common ground? Have they been in your pool.
Speaker 11: No, oh okay, no check them. No, but uh, well
I guess technically if I if you really want to
think about it, they've all they've all been in my
pool fair enough, if you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 7: Yes, yes, well we don't want to break the fourth wall.
Speaker 11: Yes, I think we What is that called in wrestling
when you when you o k fob k fabe k fabe.
So we're doing kind of a am I is that
what I'm kind of doing?
Speaker 7: A k fabe? Well, we don't want to break k
fab do what I'm saying.
Speaker 11: I'm ready to come clean.
Speaker 7: No, don't do that.
Speaker 11: Wow, this is intense man.
Speaker 7: You know you don't set up a bit just to
ruin it.
Speaker 3: So yes, wow.
Speaker 7: So yes, that's what John Hopwood you say. Maybe you
do when I was on Afternoons coming in and just
ruined the bit.
Speaker 11: So yeah, to answer your question, yes, all my all,
the all our friends and Collins have technically been in
my pool.
Speaker 7: Okay, we'll leave it at that. Well, we'll leave it
at that, so we should play this. This is so
the actual title is Drunk and Disillusion Yes, what about me?
Speaker 11: Okay, so this is later on in the operation. This
is during scene two. This is from The bread Man,
The bread Man, Yes, what has happened?
Speaker 8: Now?
Speaker 11: Is the bread Man who we were introduced to as
a young child earlier in the show, Yes, who gets
beat by bread by his dad the bags and ends
up having a trist or a relationship with the princess
who comes down and gets bread. And now years later
he's made it into the key due to a lot
of different murders and there's a lot of stuff going on,
but he eventually ends up living in the castle as
the not new King, but moves in with the princess
once they have kind of how do I How they
got rid of the queen the prince? Yes, due to
poison bread and everything else that goes along with it.
Now he's looking at what he's created, and since the princess,
who now is the queen's getting all the attention, he's disillusioned.
I guess it's a great way of saying it. And
as he looks kind of into himself during this portion
of the play, all right, very good.
Speaker 7: This is called Drunken Disillusioned What About Me? By Ricky
Mapleton from The bread Man, a bread time story.
Speaker 23: With the death of the king. The princess becomes the Queen.
She's in charge, and everyone seems to be respecting the queen,
and really the bread man is in the back of
the scenes. Nobody's really paying attention to the bread Man.
He's getting a little frustrated that even the queen is
not taking his advice. He's become jealous and he's losing
affection for the queen. The bread Man stares into the mirror.
He looks at himself, perplexed, wondering why the queen is
getting so much attention and none for him.
Speaker 22: Oh wi, a beautiful every one gainsy, I'm.
Speaker 10: No real beautiful? What about me? What about me?
Speaker 6: What abound? About me? What about me?
Speaker 11: What about me?
Speaker 6: What about me?
Speaker 8: What about me? I know?
Speaker 22: A beautiful everyone can see?
Speaker 10: No all beautiful?
Speaker 6: What about see?
Speaker 10: What about me?
Speaker 6: What about me?
Speaker 10: What about me? What about me?
Speaker 14: What about me?
Speaker 8: What about me?
Speaker 6: What abound?
Speaker 7: It's very emotional songs.
Speaker 11: Yeah, there's a lot of emotion in the bread Man
of bread Time story. Yes, a lot of a lot
of a lot of insight. Take it or you can
take it from face value. It's just a fun, little,
fun little play. We did a yeah, but Yeah, there's
a lot of impactful things, and I just would like
to thank again the amazing musicians that were all over
this compilation. Is that a good word I'm saying compilation
compilation of songs that there I would say, there's twenty
five musicians on here.
Speaker 10: Oh wow.
Speaker 11: But I rarely want to get a big shout out
to Larry Holt, Doctor Holton. Okay in Larry Holton and
Ryan Fitzpat Trick or the big two that did this
with me and then we had all fabulous musicians come
in and help out. You can tell the difference I
would think of people listening can tell the difference between
the bread Time story versus some of my other stuff
that may not be as layered but still fun. This
is kind of a little adventure off into something a
little different as far as Ereky Mapleton Galaxy of Stars. Yes,
but I want to thank everybody, and my wife of course,
who puts up with everything that I do so right right,
so I gotta gotta plug her.
Speaker 7: Very good, very good. So we're running out of time.
Speaker 11: Should we the hour go?
Speaker 7: Should we play?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 7: Okay, so I figured out what song Mellow Mike requested. Yes, uh,
someone sent me a message who was paying more attention
than I was in the moment. So we'll play that.
We'll play that one at the end of the segment.
Should we play though, uh? Just quickly? Should we play
one more track from Trouble at the Donut Shop? Two
dozen songs celebrating the donut?
Speaker 11: Well, you seem to be very pro donut today. When
I came in the studio, you were all a gleam.
You had the gleam of a donut in your eye.
Speaker 7: Yes, and so.
Speaker 11: Whatever you would like to place her, I would be honored.
Speaker 7: Jenny said the same thing this morning. She said, you've
got the gleam.
Speaker 11: Of a donut in your eye and a donut stick.
Speaker 7: But yes, but we we and we did go. We
did stop at Duncan, But I didn't have a donut.
Speaker 11: Is it that something that we go to there for
for drinks more than donuts? You with the name Duncan Donuts.
Speaker 7: In my case it was for a sausage and egg cheeseage.
Speaker 11: What are you thinking?
Speaker 7: YEA, let's protein need protein?
Speaker 11: No, how's your acid reflux?
Speaker 7: Fine? So far?
Speaker 11: Okay? I did burpy beating that you were after leafles
going coming on your back hard and heavy.
Speaker 7: I did burp earlier. There is that's good to know.
Thanks you tell me about this. There's there's a song
on here that stands out to me. The title stands
out to me because it's unlike all the others. It's
called us a number one? What an awesome country? Ducks
in my pool?
Speaker 4: What is this?
Speaker 11: Here? Are some probably when I was doing the project
has nothing to do with donuts. Usually when you put
out a project on a with a distributor a someone
that you distribute to your music, you might as well
put out as many as many tracks as you can
in my theory, okay, because you get X amount of
tracks per submission if you would in the independent world
of releasing music. Okay, So I always at least try
to have and when all said and done, if I'm
looking through the files, what's this?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 11: Okay?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 20: This is.
Speaker 11: This was done last summer. As I was I had
a moment of clarity watching my plastic chlorine floater float
around my small little pool. Yes, and uh, I said,
what a great country we live in? And I just
kind of pop this cauld we listen to a second
of it? Oh sure, Because to be honest with you,
I don't know what it is. I kind of think
I know what it is, but I'm not sure. Because
the Ricky Magnilton myself, I have about one thousand, three
hundred songs for my good for my troop too, and
my people that like to enjoying my music and can
dig into.
Speaker 7: Well, here's the second of it. Oh does sound familiar?
Speaker 10: Yes?
Speaker 11: Yeah, you know what makes this country number one?
Speaker 26: It's my fuck in the pool, having so much fun.
Gop flag tick to you, what's back? You would say, Hey,
that's where it's that.
Speaker 15: You've gotta work hard, keep it cool, jun't beat, No
Fudi's fool.
Speaker 3: That's what makes us say number one.
Speaker 6: US say, just.
Speaker 15: Having some fun, got my duck in my pool, coran things.
That's ain't nobody's fool because I'm keeping my boot clean,
USA USA, keeping my coreer usay.
Speaker 3: US say, keeping it all fields.
Speaker 6: USA, USA.
Speaker 3: You gotta live in the USA.
Speaker 14: Oh, just go go away.
Speaker 18: Come on, duck, swim swim red what in blue? Come
on swim swim red white and blue eye.
Speaker 3: Love my duck so much, but coreen in the water,
US say no, move on, having so much.
Speaker 11: Fun aside love, I'm living in the US a.
Speaker 7: Patriotic I'm ready to invade the entire Middle East.
Speaker 11: So we get a little I like the fact that
we're talking about spring scene right now, right, Yes, we
got ducks in the pool. Yep, we gotta get out
of my pool.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 11: So I really feel that this is good. This is
spring is almost here? Is that true?
Speaker 7: It's here officially, it is totally here. So this is
our celebration.
Speaker 11: Yes, okay, so uh boy defended precision right there?
Speaker 7: Oh M love it.
Speaker 11: That's my one true love in music? Is the bass?
Speaker 7: Oh really?
Speaker 27: Yes?
Speaker 7: As a bass player, I certainly approved.
Speaker 11: Yes, absolutely, And I dabble in the bass on some
of these songs, and I just the bass is just
so so wonderful.
Speaker 7: Absolutely.
Speaker 11: Can I tell you a quick joke about yes, okay,
there there's a guy on an island and he keeps
hearing these drums in the background. He's on like fantasy
island or a vacation island. Keeps hearing these drums. He
goes up to the guy says, hey, what's all these drums?
And the guy goes, you do not want those drums
to stop? Sir, bad, bad bad guys say here's that
all night? Line goes up. He goes, what's up with
these drums? You do not want these drums to stop?
He goes, what happened to when the drum stop? He goes, oh,
very bad drums start based solo start. Come on. There's
not a big lead up to that joke.
Speaker 7: That was a long way to drive. All right, we
are almost out of time. Where should people go to
keep up with everything that you're doing and get all
their musics go.
Speaker 11: To Ricky maple ten. I am all over the place
on Spotify, YouTube and all your other digital platforms. Yes, yes, yes, yes,
very good.
Speaker 7: Well, always a pleasure. This was kind of last minute,
but so glad to have you this morning. Always a
good time.
Speaker 11: I really appreciate you having me on that.
Speaker 7: It's fun. Absolutely, we'll do it again. We should do
it more often because you've got a lot of great stuff,
very very good. So we'll close out the segment with
say and do because I think this is the one
Melow Mike was trying to request.
Speaker 11: There's another emotional gut right sure to end with.
Speaker 7: And it's from of course the bread Man, a bread
Time story. And if you are listening live on Saturday,
of course stick around Andrew deVie is coming up next
via WhatsApp all the way from the UK, but we
will close out with this say and do from Ricky Mapleton.
Thank you.
Speaker 23: Over time, the poison yeast begins to take its toll
on all those who consume the royal bread. The poison
quickly overtakes the Prince of Yeastland due to his bread gluttony,
and he expires like stale, outdated bread. The servants find
him on the floor, stiff as a weak old bagette.
The King himself too feels the effects of the poison yeast. However,
due to his slight gluten allergies, he consumes bread only
on special occasions, though over time he becomes frail. A
funeral is held for the Prince, and the princess and
the baker the bread man start sneaking off together more often.
Speaker 7: Rumors are abound.
Speaker 23: The princess and the bread man begin to spend a
lot of time with each other, and they don't really
care what other people think. At this point, the prince
is dead and it's their time to be together.
Speaker 10: It doesn't really bad, run this s.
Speaker 8: You.
Speaker 10: He doesn't really mad. Even as all true, We can
have just this mom mad.
Speaker 28: Together, see.
Speaker 10: Says safer.
Speaker 22: Says s when the mill good fall each other, that
we could have had.
Speaker 10: People say we don't long together. Let me can live
all the albums look out together as.
Speaker 8: Together, said.
Speaker 22: Said, say.
Speaker 10: Said dune, say said, du.
Speaker 23: Said said, Well, things are really looking up for the
princess and the bread Man. It turns out that the
bread Man's father has died and left a fortune of
yeast to the bread Man's Where and how his father
accumulated his vast scores of yeast his only rumor at
this point, but it is believed that when the bread
man was young, he sold off the baker boy's mother
and gained a fortune in yeast. Granted, this is only
speculation regardless. In return for the princess's hand in marriage,
the bread Man offers the frail king a promise to
supply all of Wheatland with his yeast import and export
monopoly on the worldwide bread market. Of course, with recent
death of the prince, the king has no choice but
to accept, as he no longer has access to yeas
from the Prince's family in Yeastland. The king agrees to
let them get married.
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