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Speaker 2: It's Friday Nights Natica Della. It was on Later with
Speaker 2: Mo Kelly.
Speaker 3: Heller, Mo Kelly, how are you Hella?
Speaker 4: Tell the story? You gotta tell the story?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 3: So Mo Kelly was just said a big Heller because
Speaker 3: I was distracting Steph, and I apologize.
Speaker 2: That was very unprofessional myself.
Speaker 3: But we were in this really deep conversation and then
Speaker 3: we heard Heller.
Speaker 2: And then we were like, oh, snap.
Speaker 4: See, didn't I tell you Stephan doesn't even pay attention
Speaker 4: to the show. He's just doing his own thing. Oh boy, true.
Speaker 3: Yes, So sorry, sorry Moe and sorry Steph. I apologize.
Speaker 3: So check this out for Discover so Calm. Yesterday, I
Speaker 3: have the chance to visit the nether Cup Museum. Has
Speaker 3: anyone been there at all?
Speaker 4: I have not.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 3: Well, it is a gem in Silmar that felt like
Speaker 3: stepping into a time machine of automotive history. From the
Speaker 3: moment I walked in, I was surrounded by some of
Speaker 3: the most stunning and meticulously.
Speaker 2: Restored classic cars I have ever seen.
Speaker 3: Now, the oldest car I saw was way before it
Speaker 3: was made way before our parents, a nineteen o five
Speaker 3: Buick Model C, a nineteen oh seven Westinghouse and a
Speaker 3: nineteen eleven Franklin Model H limousine, which was the first
Speaker 3: limousine that was ever made. Now, it was a masterpiece
Speaker 3: craftsmanship from a bygone era.
Speaker 2: It was beautiful.
Speaker 3: Every car in the museum. Museum has a detailed description
Speaker 3: in front of it, listing the year that it was made,
Speaker 3: the make, and the original price, and also the original owner.
Speaker 3: The level of the preservation is absolutely incredible, and these
Speaker 3: cars look like they just rolled off the showroom floor
Speaker 3: with flawless paint jobs, gleaming chrome where you could just
Speaker 3: just put your face on it and you could see
Speaker 3: every little pour in your face. And even a spare
Speaker 3: tire of firestone tires that were the size of like
Speaker 3: swimming pool inner tubes. That's how the tires used to
Speaker 3: be back in the days now. The nether Cup Museum
Speaker 3: and Collection was founded by JB. Nethercut, co founder of
Speaker 3: Merle Norman Cosmetics, who had a deep passion for restoring
Speaker 3: and preserving vintage automobiles. What started as a personal collection
Speaker 3: in the nineteen fifties evolved into a world class museum
Speaker 3: featuring over two hundred and fifty anti classics and special
Speaker 3: interest cars. Many of them have won top awards at
Speaker 3: prestigious events like the Pebble Beach Concourse de Elegance. The
Speaker 3: museum is also split in two sections now the five
Speaker 3: dollars admission nether cut museum side, where visitors can just
Speaker 3: kind of what I did, roam around and look at
Speaker 3: all the historic automobiles. And then there's the twenty dollars tour,
Speaker 3: which you have to make a reservation, but you go
Speaker 3: upstairs where they have like serious classic cars that I
Speaker 3: didn't do, but I'm planning on doing that next time
Speaker 3: I go. Now, one of the standouts of the exhibits
Speaker 3: for me was the massive vintage fire truck sitting among
Speaker 3: the classic cars. It was a towering, beautifully restore piece
Speaker 3: of firefighting history with bright red pain polished brass fittings
Speaker 3: and an old school hand cranked siren. Can you just imagine,
Speaker 3: you know, how you see those in the movies? That
Speaker 3: was it was there. It was absolutely beautiful. I don't
Speaker 3: know how they handled the fires back then, but I
Speaker 3: tell you that the evolution of the fire truck has
Speaker 3: definitely come to where I could say, it's a little
Speaker 3: bit more productive now. If you're a fan of vintage automobiles, history,
Speaker 3: or just love seeing beautiful preserved craftsmanships, I have to
Speaker 3: tell you the nether Cup Museum is a must visit.
Speaker 2: Whether you want to.
Speaker 3: Admire a rare Bugatti, which, oh was beautiful, or an
Speaker 3: antique fire truck.
Speaker 2: I tell you it's it's a place that.
Speaker 3: You definitely want to go if you want to learn
Speaker 3: a little bit about history and a little bit about
Speaker 3: you know, how the engines and the parts of the
Speaker 3: cars we were made.
Speaker 2: And there's so much to see. So if you go
Speaker 2: to the museum, make.
Speaker 3: Sure you look at the walls, you look at the cabinets,
Speaker 3: you look at the displays, and you look at all
Speaker 3: the little signs that say, like I said, the year
Speaker 3: of the.
Speaker 2: Car, how much it costs?
Speaker 3: Cars back then were like five hundred and forty five dollars.
Speaker 2: You can't get a used lemon for that.
Speaker 4: Adona Oswala got a car for six hundred dollars.
Speaker 5: He just told us last night what he got a
Speaker 5: car for six hundred dollars. He ought to tell you
Speaker 5: the experience afterward. But okay, okay, you'll never do it again.
Speaker 3: But if you would like to go, the neother Cut
Speaker 3: Museum is at one five one five to one Bledsoe
Speaker 3: Street in Silmar. Now it is in a industrial area,
Speaker 3: so unless you really know the address, you'll pass right
Speaker 3: by it. And for more information you could also log
Speaker 3: on to nether Cutcollection dot org. That's nether Cutcollection dot org.
Speaker 3: And it's only open Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays nine am
Speaker 3: to four thirty.
Speaker 2: That's why I said I went there yesterday.
Speaker 5: That sounds like it would be so much fun, full
Speaker 5: of history. And you may not know this, I love
Speaker 5: cars in car history. One of the highlights of my
Speaker 5: childhood was going to the Auto show with my father
Speaker 5: almost annually and seeing classic cars, cars of the future,
Speaker 5: the history and the timeline of cars and the different manufacturers.
Speaker 5: So this is something that really interests me personally. And
Speaker 5: you may not know this, but when I was doing
Speaker 5: the Mokelly Show and Twaller obviously remembers this, we used
Speaker 5: to do the Great Labor Day Car Cruise where we
Speaker 5: would go out and you'd see all these vintage cars.
Speaker 5: They're just cruising around the La County fair Grounds And
Speaker 5: it was in Pomota and it was just a great,
Speaker 5: great time. So if you are like me, the nether
Speaker 5: Cut Museum is probably Taylor made for a great time.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, and a lot of the cars there too were
Speaker 3: also featured in the Rose Bowl Parade and you could
Speaker 3: see it'll. Like I said, every description has a little story,
Speaker 3: so it's it's amazing. But we have come a long
Speaker 3: way with cars technology.
Speaker 2: Size.
Speaker 3: I mean the car from nineteen oh seven was you
Speaker 3: would need four parking spots.
Speaker 2: Just to fit your car, just to park your car.
Speaker 3: The first limousine that I mentioned earlier, from nineteen eleven,
Speaker 3: the Franklin Model H limousine, I mean, I sure.
Speaker 2: Amazing. It was. It was probably a little bit bigger
Speaker 2: than the limousines that we have nowadays.
Speaker 3: But of course you know now we have all the
Speaker 3: glowing lights and we have the bar and all that
Speaker 3: other stuff.
Speaker 4: Do you remember how many it could see roughly six?
Speaker 5: About six?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was, I mean it was beautiful. I discovered
Speaker 2: this just by searching.
Speaker 3: I was like, I want to get out of la
Speaker 3: and then I went to Silmar and then oh there
Speaker 3: is a train exhibit in the back. I didn't go
Speaker 3: because it was pouring outside and they do two kind
Speaker 3: of walk throughs. Ones at twelve and I think one's
Speaker 3: at three.
Speaker 5: And again that's the neother cut collection and you can
Speaker 5: find it at another Cut collection dot org. That's in
Speaker 5: e T H E R c U T T collection
Speaker 5: dot org. I'm gonna have to track this out. Yeah,
Speaker 5: I really am.
Speaker 2: You'll enjoy it.
Speaker 4: And admissions only five dollars a person.
Speaker 2: Five dollars yet, and if you.
Speaker 4: Gotta get advanced reservations, no.
Speaker 3: No, no, I went up for the No, you need
Speaker 3: the reservations to go upstairs to see the classics.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that you do that. That is like a ballroom.
Speaker 2: It's like the Great Gasp. But you feel like you're
Speaker 2: in the movie. It's amazing.
Speaker 4: Five dollars in Children under ten.
Speaker 2: Are free, yes, m hm, and we like free ninety nine.
Speaker 4: This is something I wish I could have done with
Speaker 4: my father.
Speaker 3: And also I just posted a few pictures just to
Speaker 3: give you a tease on my Instagram at Nautica de
Speaker 3: la Cruz, just to get through the freaky Friday stuff.
Speaker 2: And you'll see the car.
Speaker 4: What are you talking about? Explain that?
Speaker 3: Okay, so every Friday I do I do. It's it's
Speaker 3: my naughty version my my naughty Nautica, Freaky Friday kind
Speaker 3: of something a little how should I say it?
Speaker 2: A little spicy, it's a little.
Speaker 4: I don't know. I need you to explain more elaborate, you.
Speaker 3: Know, like if a man is not feeling well and
Speaker 3: he's feeling sad, show him your boobs. So that actually
Speaker 3: is from today, Steph, you can you can back me
Speaker 3: up on that.
Speaker 4: One step or what that's why he was slow on
Speaker 4: the draw.
Speaker 2: Steph follows me on Instagram. So if you, you know,
Speaker 2: if you just want to go to the cars, you
Speaker 2: should give out the freaking Friday.
Speaker 3: And like I said, oh, I did post the picture
Speaker 3: of the fire truck, so it's beautiful. Definitely, it's just
Speaker 3: a little tea. So you you could, I could get
Speaker 3: you out there, get you out to discover.
Speaker 5: So Cal, I need you to be clear which subject
Speaker 5: you were talking about, because we were talking about the cars. Yes,
Speaker 5: then we talked about Freaky Friday, and you, for some
Speaker 5: reason said oh, and I posted a picture of it. And
Speaker 5: I thought that the picture had to do a Freaky
Speaker 5: Friday and they didn't had to do with the cars.
Speaker 3: The cars, yes, but I so my Freaky Friday is, yes,
Speaker 3: it's it's little snippets of things that are that are spicy.
Speaker 3: It was pretty fun though, Yes, Stephan last Way, step.
Speaker 4: Heller Heller, it's fun. We have Natica da la Cruz
Speaker 4: and are hidden gym when we come back.
Speaker 1: You're listening to Later with Moe Kelly on demand from
Speaker 1: KFI AM six forty.
Speaker 3: It's Friday Nights, wenta de la Cruise on Later with
Speaker 3: Moe Kelly and Today's Hidden Gem is Jared Lobo. Jared
Speaker 3: Lobo is one of the most one of those people
Speaker 3: you meet and you instantly know he has a heart
Speaker 3: of gold. Growing up in Chadsworth, he was the kid
Speaker 3: that would just couldn't walk away from a stray animal
Speaker 3: without stopping to help. Neighbors still tell stories about how
Speaker 3: he once nursed a baby possum. Oh yeah, he did,
Speaker 3: back to out after finding it alone in the backyard.
Speaker 3: But Jared's love for animals wasn't just a childhood face.
Speaker 3: It became his life's passion. His backyard, once a typical
Speaker 3: suburban space, slowly turned into a mini rescue operation, filled
Speaker 3: with adopted cats, rescued birds, and even, on occasion, an
Speaker 3: injured rabbit. One summer, Jared found a wounded hawk. I
Speaker 3: think it was a baby hawk, he said, near the
Speaker 3: Chadsworth Reservoir. Most people would have just you know, passed
Speaker 3: on by, but he picked it up, wrapped it in
Speaker 3: his jacket, and spent hours calling different wildlife centers until
Speaker 3: he found the right one. The moment solidified what he
Speaker 3: already knew. He wanted to dedicate some of his time
Speaker 3: to rescuing and rehabilitating animals. His passion led him to
Speaker 3: volunteer at shelters and work with the wildlife rehabilitation programs,
Speaker 3: where he became known for his patients skill and unwavering dedication.
Speaker 3: And that's how he got involved with Fur and Feather
Speaker 3: Animal Sanctuary, a no kill shelter right in his own backyard.
Speaker 3: Fur and Feather isn't just a rescue, it's a safe
Speaker 3: haven for abandoned, injured, and neglected animals who might not
Speaker 3: have a second chance anywhere else. The organization works closely
Speaker 3: with local shelters, taking in overflow cases and making sure
Speaker 3: no animal is left behind, whether it's an abused dog,
Speaker 3: a stray cad or even live stock in need of care.
Speaker 3: Fur and Feathers provides them with medical attention, rehabilitation, and,
Speaker 3: when possible, a loving forever home for the animals who
Speaker 3: can't be adopted due to medical issues or you know,
Speaker 3: because they're seniors or behavioral challenges. Fur and Feathers offer
Speaker 3: a permanent sanctuary, ensuring they live out their lives and
Speaker 3: comfort and safety. The organization not only provides shelter, but
Speaker 3: also works to educate the community about responsible pet ownership,
Speaker 3: animal welfare, and rehabilitation. They host workshops, adoption fares, and
Speaker 3: fundraising events as well, and they also have a nice,
Speaker 3: dedicated team of volunteers and veterinarians. Fur and Feather also
Speaker 3: provides specialized medical care, behavioral training, and socialization programs to
Speaker 3: help animals recover from trauma. Their ultimate goal is not
Speaker 3: just to rescue animals, but to create a furuture where
Speaker 3: fewer animals need rescuing in the first place. Through Jared's
Speaker 3: work with Fur and Feather, he's not just helping animals,
Speaker 3: He's inspiring others to care, take action, and believe every
Speaker 3: life is worth saving, no matter how small, no matter
Speaker 3: how broken. You could also follow them on Instagram at
Speaker 3: Fur and Feather Animal Sanctuary and if you would like
Speaker 3: some more information, either donate monetary or volunteer, or if
Speaker 3: you know someone that has a pet that needs a
Speaker 3: little bit of help, you could log onto furfeather dot org.
Speaker 2: That's furfeather dot org.
Speaker 3: And one thing I loved mo talking to Jared, who
Speaker 3: is now twenty one a college student, is that he
Speaker 3: kind of reminded me of my daughter. My daughter would
Speaker 3: in the backyard. She would, you know, pick up the
Speaker 3: premantis because it needed a home, or she'd pick up
Speaker 3: the cricket, or you know, she'd see a little I
Speaker 3: don't know, a you know, a ladybug. She just it
Speaker 3: just yes, just the love of strays. And I used
Speaker 3: to tell her just don't bring a straight cat over
Speaker 3: because I'm allergic to cats. But it's that love of
Speaker 3: animals that is instilled in children.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 3: Like one time we were walking and I saw this little,
Speaker 3: bright pink thing by a tree and I was like, oh,
Speaker 3: what is that. She said, I don't know, Mom, but
Speaker 3: it's moving. It was a baby squirrel. It had fallen
Speaker 3: from the tree and we took it home. I called
Speaker 3: the local rescue shelter and I said, I don't know
Speaker 3: what it is. It looks like it could be a squirrel.
Speaker 3: We gave it milk and whatever they had instructed us,
Speaker 3: but it only lived like three days. I think the
Speaker 3: fall was very it was high, the tree was very high.
Speaker 2: But it's just that that's.
Speaker 3: When you see the love of children, loving for animals,
Speaker 3: and that's when you go as a parent.
Speaker 2: I did something right.
Speaker 4: Hopefully our kids are better than us, right.
Speaker 5: I got to ask you very quickly, So, how did
Speaker 5: the hidden gym come to you this week?
Speaker 3: This one was so this is a friend of a neighbor. No,
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, neighbor of a friend. That's how I got
Speaker 3: in contact with Jared. And he's twenty one, he's in
Speaker 3: college and just a very very.
Speaker 2: Good young man.
Speaker 4: I absolutely love it.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So, and speaking of a community, something that I wanted
Speaker 3: to mention that came by my desk was DreamWorks is
Speaker 3: doing the Birthday Party Project.
Speaker 2: So it is a big birthday.
Speaker 3: Party for those who have been displaced due to the
Speaker 3: California wildfires, but it's also very kind of catered to children.
Speaker 3: The Greater Los Angeles Chapter of YMCA wants to invite
Speaker 3: you the Birthday Party Project, which is going to be
Speaker 3: happening tomorrow from two to three point thirty pm at
Speaker 3: the DreamWorks Campus and that address is one thousand Flower
Speaker 3: Street in the city of Glendale. Again one thousand Flower
Speaker 3: Street in the City of Glendale, and the Birthday Party
Speaker 3: Project believes that every child deserves to feel seen, known
Speaker 3: and celebrated, and if they haven't had a chance to
Speaker 3: celebrate their birthday because of so much going on, there
Speaker 3: is going to be there'll be receiving a goodie bag,
Speaker 3: a gift, and also there is going to be Gabby's
Speaker 3: Dollhouse characters that will be there where you could take pictures,
Speaker 3: and I'm sure they're going to have so much, much, so.
Speaker 2: Much great stuff for the kids.
Speaker 3: So it's something that the community could come together and
Speaker 3: it is free ninety nine as well.
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