Speaker 1: Neil, watching lead singer of Motley Cruise, definitely seen better days.
Speaker 2: But haven't we all?
Speaker 3: You know, I'm a treeler, b my hunts of gold.
Speaker 3: I had a run away hide.
Speaker 2: It's a while we come hold little things when bride
Speaker 2: doesn't mean they were.
Speaker 3: Just take this sound and you never left me. O, Lord,
Speaker 3: take me to your home, to me in your boy.
Speaker 3: Just one more night and I'm coming on this God
Speaker 3: windy Gold harm a sleep.
Speaker 1: He was inspired by Van Halen and their leads. Singer
Speaker 1: David Lee Rod tried for all the world to look
Speaker 1: like and back in the day not so much. Of course,
Speaker 1: time passes and here we go, Happy birthday to Vince
Speaker 1: Neil of Motley Cruze.
Speaker 2: Before we look.
Speaker 1: At and look back at significant events and people tied
Speaker 1: to this particularly date in history, including but not limited
Speaker 1: to these. On February eighth, sixteen ninety three, a charter
Speaker 1: granted for the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg
Speaker 1: and the Virginia Colony. Nineteen oh four, Japan launched a
Speaker 1: surprise attack on the Russian What is it about Japan
Speaker 1: and surprise attacks? The Japanese Prime Minister was just in
Speaker 1: Washington meeting with President Trump this week? Is this a
Speaker 1: precursor of something ominous? This happened at Port Arthur, which
Speaker 1: is now Dyan, China, marking the beginning of the Russo
Speaker 1: Japanese War. The boy Scouts of America incorporated on this
Speaker 1: date nineteen ten by William Boyce. Five years later, D W.
Speaker 1: Griffiths' epic film The Birth of a Nation premiered in
Speaker 1: Los Angeles. Sometimes history is ugly. Nineteen twenty four, the
Speaker 1: first execution by a gas chamber in our country took
Speaker 1: place at the Nevada State Prison in Carson City. The
Speaker 1: first NFL draft was held on this date in nineteen
Speaker 1: thirty six at the Ritz Carlton in Philadelphia. Now what
Speaker 1: it's like April. The NFL knows how to stretch it out.
Speaker 1: Nineteen sixty, work began on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Speaker 1: They're in Hollywood Boulevard and Vine Street in Los Angeles. NASDEK,
Speaker 1: the first electronics stock exchange, held its first trading day
Speaker 1: on February eighth, nineteen seventy one. NASDEK is fifty four today.
Speaker 1: Composer conductor John Williams turns ninety three.
Speaker 2: Today.
Speaker 1: We'll definitely be revisiting the Star Wars theme at some
Speaker 1: point this morning. Ted Copple is eighty five, Nick Nolty
Speaker 1: is eighty four, Comedian Robert Klein still a funny guy
Speaker 1: at eighty three, Creed Bratton actor and rock star clips
Speaker 1: at eighty two. Mary Steinbergen is seventy two, John Grisham's seventy.
Speaker 1: Dino Cisearelli, a hockey famer from the NHL sixty five
Speaker 1: mentioned Vince Neil Basketball Hall of Famer Alonso Morning is
Speaker 1: fifty five, Seth Green fifty one. Let's see hip hop
Speaker 1: artist Anderson pack is thirty nine, and professional surfer Bethany Hamilton.
Speaker 1: All she needs is tasty waves and a cool buzz
Speaker 1: for her thirty fifth birthday. If it is your birthday today,
Speaker 1: I hope it is the most amazing day. You get
Speaker 1: to do the things you love surrounded by the people
Speaker 1: that you love, and that is truly my wish for you. Gary,
Speaker 1: Jeff Walker the Saturday Morning Edition and Weather in Sports
Speaker 1: just had to get started on seven hundred WLW. The
Speaker 1: only constant in my life outside of knowing that God
Speaker 1: loves me just the way I am. Why, I have
Speaker 1: no idea, but I know this is true. This Saturday morning.
Speaker 1: Gig has been the earthly constant of my existence for
Speaker 1: the last twenty eight years now, and I know that someday,
Speaker 1: like all things, this will end. I'm not hoping for
Speaker 1: to end now, for sure, I'm not foretelling that. I
Speaker 1: just have a renewed sense of gratitude and appreciation to
Speaker 1: you who have Many of you have listened the entire time,
Speaker 1: going back to nineteen ninety seven, which is an amazing
Speaker 1: thing in and of itself that anybody could put up
Speaker 1: with me for that long. I mean, I've only been
Speaker 1: married the second time to christ the two point zero
Speaker 1: now for about eleven years, and things are going okay.
Speaker 1: But I think about my parents being married for sixty
Speaker 1: seven years now. Once you get into the mid twenties
Speaker 1: and the thirties, you got something going on, and whether
Speaker 1: it's good or bad, it is a constant. And when
Speaker 1: everything else in my life has been just utter shambles,
Speaker 1: I mean everything from other work situations to relationships to
Speaker 1: living arrangements, this has been here for me and I
Speaker 1: just want to thank you for tagging along with me.
Speaker 1: On March fifteenth, so we're just a little over a
Speaker 1: month out, we'll celebrate the twenty eighth anniversary of.
Speaker 2: The Saturday Morning edition, and I hope.
Speaker 1: You can join us for our public party, which at
Speaker 1: this point is planned for Huddles, the Establishment where I
Speaker 1: tend bar three days a week in Newport, Kentucky, and
Speaker 1: got the great news that they got the bridge fixed
Speaker 1: three weeks ahead of schedule. Governor DeWine of Ohio Kentucky
Speaker 1: Department of Transportation O. Dott made the announcement, of course yesterday,
Speaker 1: So as of three o'clock tomorrow afternoon before kickoff in
Speaker 1: New Orleans, southbound lanes of the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge
Speaker 1: will once again be open to the driving public. That's
Speaker 1: good news. But thanks for hanging around, those of you
Speaker 1: who have all these years on Saturday mornings. Truly has
Speaker 1: been a godsend for me. Five eight on seven hundred
Speaker 1: double you l W. It's time for mammetry. Good morning, mammetry.
Speaker 4: Good morning doll baby.
Speaker 1: Yeah, are you feeling better? Did you get did you
Speaker 1: kick your flu that you had last week?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 4: I was told I didn't have the flues. So what
Speaker 4: do you do?
Speaker 2: What? What was it.
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 4: I said, I guess in a bad case of EPISTI.
Speaker 2: Oh no, not the episodie again.
Speaker 4: I remember anyway, the blue lady told me I was
Speaker 4: four blown, So I'm going by what she told me.
Speaker 4: I knew I had something different.
Speaker 2: Well, who told you? Who told you?
Speaker 1: Who told you you didn't have the flu after the
Speaker 1: flu lady told you you had full blown flu?
Speaker 4: Well I told that lady the same thing that I
Speaker 4: just told you? Something said, Well, I guess it was
Speaker 4: episodi Anyway, I had something. But anyway, all.
Speaker 2: Right, So but are you feeling better?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 4: But the singing voices still bounce out.
Speaker 2: That's okay now, Ms Patricia, Yes.
Speaker 4: You wrote and told me about the different animals that
Speaker 4: you cooked. Please write back and tell me I called
Speaker 4: in today.
Speaker 5: You said it was.
Speaker 4: A dark brown meat you ate, and you grew up somewhere.
Speaker 4: Those two words I couldn't read, so I don't know
Speaker 4: where you raced up around here or where our calling today.
Speaker 4: Let us know she ate different kinds of meat than
Speaker 4: I did, and just think we all survived.
Speaker 2: So did you ever have a squirrel?
Speaker 4: Yeah? We had squirrel and rabbit and ricom and Boston.
Speaker 1: Now I've had rabbit. That's the only that's the only
Speaker 1: one of those four that I've enjoyed as far as delights.
Speaker 1: Rabbit was okay, I like rabbit, Austin Feffer.
Speaker 4: A baby ground arg is the same way. So like
Speaker 4: eating a rabbit.
Speaker 2: They don't know, but they don't look as tasty. They
Speaker 2: just look mean.
Speaker 4: You don't look at it. Do you just eat it?
Speaker 2: Well, no, that's true.
Speaker 1: By the time you get it, it's already had its
Speaker 1: uh its skin ripped off and it's just meat on
Speaker 1: a plate, I guess.
Speaker 2: But that's just the thought of it.
Speaker 4: Different type of fried chicken.
Speaker 2: So what's a raccoon like? What's it? What's a raccoon
Speaker 2: taste like? I've never had it me.
Speaker 4: It's like eating deer meat. It has a musty, gamey taste.
Speaker 2: Okay, I've heard that as well.
Speaker 5: Possum, but I can't.
Speaker 1: I can't imagine eating possum. That's just nasty.
Speaker 4: And raccoons, to me, they run a right some flavor.
Speaker 5: Yep, they what.
Speaker 4: Their flavor. I never did like deer meat or lamb meat,
Speaker 4: lamb chop.
Speaker 2: Oh, I love lamb chops.
Speaker 1: No, I'll eat I'll eat me some bambi and I'll
Speaker 1: eat some lamb How.
Speaker 4: About lamb fries? You like them? Growing up?
Speaker 2: Lamb fries, hog nuts. Oh you're talking about Rocky Mountain oysters,
Speaker 2: I guess, yeah, any any kind of any kind of
Speaker 2: meat like that organ meat that you would ingest. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's got to be carefully prepared.
Speaker 4: I was the best cooking warso but the warsawine flub
Speaker 4: for years. I had fried potatoes with sugar, salt and
Speaker 4: pepper and onions, and I had coast loll with sugar,
Speaker 4: salt and pepper, and those lamb fries they called them.
Speaker 6: But I knew.
Speaker 4: I'm a farmer's dart. I know what I was cooking.
Speaker 4: Smell like fried urine.
Speaker 1: Oh no, see this is see momme tree, this is
Speaker 1: why I can't eat chitlings because I know what they are,
Speaker 1: and I know what they smell like when they're cooking.
Speaker 4: But they taste like chicken with.
Speaker 2: No, they don't.
Speaker 7: They know, they don't.
Speaker 2: They don't. They don't taste like chicken. Chitling at me,
Speaker 2: took them, baby, all right, we'll make plans.
Speaker 4: Listen, when you took them, Garret, if you pour that
Speaker 4: furse stinky water off and then you start all over
Speaker 4: with well yeah, hot water, no sogs to solla to
Speaker 4: make them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you literally have to boil the stuff out of them.
Speaker 1: I understand, Mametry, I gotta go. I'm getting hungry.
Speaker 4: That've you.
Speaker 2: I love you too. Bye bye. Dick is hanging on
Speaker 2: the line and we'll talk to him next. Did you
Speaker 2: know that running a dumpster for time to rise and shine?
Speaker 2: My friends, wakey, wakey, eggs and baky picking and grinning
Speaker 2: with our friend from up north, Dick from Dayton. Good morning, Dick,
Speaker 2: Good morning Gerry Giff.
Speaker 6: How are you.
Speaker 2: I'm doing great. I'm glad that we finally connected this
Speaker 2: week because we have important now I do. I do
Speaker 2: have a little bit of a bone to pick with you.
Speaker 1: I understand that you were on with Mike McConnell making
Speaker 1: a Super Bowl prediction, and from now on only make
Speaker 1: predictions on Saturday morning.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: I know you can't help yourself and you like the limelight,
Speaker 1: but just do me that favor, would you.
Speaker 2: This is our thing, Rick, This is.
Speaker 8: Our thing, Rick, Okay, So okay.
Speaker 1: Dave from Dayton, Now remember last year you predicted, You
Speaker 1: predicted the score correctly, and our friend Dave from Dayton
Speaker 1: made a wager for both of us and delivered one
Speaker 1: hundred dollars to each of us. So I want you
Speaker 1: to carefully consider your prediction, your Dick pick this morning
Speaker 1: for tomorrow's Super Bowl fifty nine, he says, Dior, as
Speaker 1: in my Kansas City Chiefs and Patrick Mahomes cement their
Speaker 1: dynasty forever by pulling off a historical three peat by
Speaker 1: beating Saquon Barkley and Jason Hurtz run Machine Philadelphia Eagles.
Speaker 1: What happens tomorrow, Dick in New Orleans and what's the final.
Speaker 6: Well, Okay, I'm gonna say if that's on, the Kansas
Speaker 6: City is going to win thirty four to twenty seven.
Speaker 1: But you told McConnell's something else. You told him thirty
Speaker 1: one eight, Okay, So you don't want to stick by
Speaker 1: thirty one twenty. This is important because day from Dayton
Speaker 1: is going to lay money down for both of us
Speaker 1: and himself and it's based on the score.
Speaker 2: So we we have.
Speaker 1: Established you think the Chiefs are going to win, and
Speaker 1: I appreciate that, and I'm a gung ho right there
Speaker 1: with you. I think we may be the only two
Speaker 1: in the entire world don't want the Chiefs to win, Dick.
Speaker 1: But so tell me once, what is the final score?
Speaker 1: You think you want to stick with what you said
Speaker 1: this morning, or you want to stick.
Speaker 2: With what you told McConnell yesterday.
Speaker 6: I want to stick with what you said, with what
Speaker 6: you said, say what I said today?
Speaker 1: Okay, So Chiefs thirty four Eagles twenty seven.
Speaker 2: Is that's your prediction.
Speaker 6: That's about prediction.
Speaker 1: Lock it in, Liam, write that down, burn it into
Speaker 1: your brain and get on fan Duel or DraftKings right
Speaker 1: now and put your money down. Dick from Dayton says
Speaker 1: the Ultimate Dick Pic, the Super Dick Pic Chiefs thirty
Speaker 1: four Eagles twenty seven. Dick, I hope you're right, yeah,
Speaker 1: because it means guess what what.
Speaker 6: One of my friends from scring Vendors came from Cedarville
Speaker 6: and picked me up, and yesterday I've never seen anything.
Speaker 6: Everybody welcomed me, gry Geff. We had such a good time,
Speaker 6: and one of my other friends, Roy plays the bass,
Speaker 6: he was and he took me home. But it's kind
Speaker 6: of nice to see all your friends. It was pretty
Speaker 6: pretty good crowd.
Speaker 5: But I want to come.
Speaker 2: Down on your anniversary, yep, March fifteenth.
Speaker 1: Will see what we can do about making some kind
Speaker 1: of travel arrangements for you.
Speaker 6: Dick I look forward to that.
Speaker 2: We've got five weeks, five weeks.
Speaker 1: I think, uh, I think Jeff may be your transportation
Speaker 1: again this year.
Speaker 6: Yes, yeah, oh I love him. They were nice, Oh yeah.
Speaker 2: Dave, very nice.
Speaker 9: Nice.
Speaker 2: All right, have a good time, listen, have.
Speaker 10: A good time as usual.
Speaker 1: Of course. That's what that's that's what that's there for,
Speaker 1: is to have a good time. Dick, if you if
Speaker 1: you don't mind, do me a favor and say good night, Dick.
Speaker 2: Say good night.
Speaker 11: I have a good week.
Speaker 2: Hey you two bye bye bye bye, take care so long,
Speaker 2: by shalom aloha. Is he gone?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yes, Dick from Dayton. Hope he can make it
Speaker 1: with his yuke or his banjo yuke or whatever to
Speaker 1: the party, all right.
Speaker 2: Just had Dave from Harrison and much more reviews twenty
Speaker 2: four hours a day when he was a radio seven
Speaker 2: hundred w l W.
Speaker 1: Into the first official hour of this Saturday morning edition
Speaker 1: for Saturday, February eighth, twenty twenty five. Gary, Jeff Walker
Speaker 1: at your service, six minutes after the hour the six
Speaker 1: oh six Eastern. Before we get to our friend Dave,
Speaker 1: we have somebody else's a Kansas City Chiefs fan. I
Speaker 1: thought I was the only one left. Kelly, are you there?
Speaker 12: I am here driving to work.
Speaker 2: So, uh you do you live here in Cincinnati or
Speaker 2: the area?
Speaker 5: No, I do not.
Speaker 12: I actually I live in Indiana. The reason I'm a
Speaker 12: Kansas City Fani's to the Joe Montana.
Speaker 1: Oh that's right, he finished his career as a chief
Speaker 1: all right.
Speaker 12: Yeah, when San Francisco is kicking to the curve by
Speaker 12: following him because he's a Notre dame guy.
Speaker 2: So oh, excellent, excellent. So how long you've been chief
Speaker 2: that law?
Speaker 9: H thirty some years?
Speaker 1: Oh congratulations, man, It's nice to know there's somebody out
Speaker 1: there that just doesn't absolutely hate the Chiefs.
Speaker 2: What So?
Speaker 5: Uh have you.
Speaker 2: Have you got a message for Philadelphia fans?
Speaker 5: Ah?
Speaker 12: No, not really. I'm I'm I'm kind of a karma guy,
Speaker 12: so I believe when the boys win tomorrow, that's when
Speaker 12: we'll that's when we'll do the talking.
Speaker 5: Hey.
Speaker 1: You know what, You're just like President Trump. Your revenge
Speaker 1: is success. I love it, all right, Kelly, thanks for
Speaker 1: your support. See I'm not the only one co Chiefs
Speaker 1: take away. Yes, the classic Jack Blanchard, Misty Morgan Tennis
Speaker 1: birdwalk that Harold's the.
Speaker 2: Arrival of our friend Dave from Harrison.
Speaker 13: Good morning, Dave, Good morning, Gary, Jeff.
Speaker 5: How we're doing today?
Speaker 2: Are you live in Pittsburgh, Gared?
Speaker 13: Jeff, I'm live from the lobby of the Omny Netherlands
Speaker 13: Waldorf Astoria and beautiful downtown Pittsburgh.
Speaker 1: Is it the Is it the Omni Netherland Waldorf Astoria?
Speaker 2: Is that the official title of the hotel?
Speaker 5: Something like that?
Speaker 13: Mirrors on the ceiling and pink champagne on ice.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 1: You can check out any time you like, but you
Speaker 1: can never leave. Dave, good luck. Yeah, what are you
Speaker 1: doing in Pittsburgh of all places?
Speaker 13: Grandson plays volleyball and they got a tournament up here
Speaker 13: this weekend.
Speaker 2: Oh that's exciting. I guess that's a good Now.
Speaker 1: Are you gonna go to Primanty Brothers and have a
Speaker 1: sandwich with French fries on it?
Speaker 5: Oh? I don't know, you say so, I mean, I don't.
Speaker 1: That's one of the ridiculous things about that town. I
Speaker 1: never understood why you put the French fries on the sandwiches.
Speaker 1: French fries get all soggy. I like my fries on
Speaker 1: the side. There you go, but then I'm not.
Speaker 13: There, so Hey, I'm a chief I'm a Chiefs fan,
Speaker 13: I'm a Chiese fan. Everybody should, because how else you
Speaker 13: gonna blow your nose?
Speaker 5: You know what I mean? Handkerchiefs, handkerchiefs.
Speaker 2: Oh, you're you're starting off strong, Dave? Thanks?
Speaker 13: Yeah, yeah, yeah, we hope Christmas Derrier is doing better
Speaker 13: in time for Valentine's Day.
Speaker 1: Well, thank you very much for that, that very very
Speaker 1: thoughtful consideration.
Speaker 2: He is, he is doing better? Yes, yeah, yeah, Dave.
Speaker 5: Good.
Speaker 13: Do you know what the leading cause of dry skin is?
Speaker 2: What towels?
Speaker 7: Garyt yep?
Speaker 13: Up here in Pittsburgh, Apparently at the zoo they have
Speaker 13: a uh they have a large piece of toast in
Speaker 13: a cage.
Speaker 2: A large piece of toast in a cage.
Speaker 13: Yeah, and the sign above it says bread and captivity.
Speaker 2: These are these are actually bad good this week? Well, hey,
Speaker 2: maybe maybe you ought to go to Pittsburgh every Saturday
Speaker 2: to tell jokes. You're just funny.
Speaker 1: You're funnier in Pennsylvania. All right, what else you got? Well?
Speaker 13: I was wondering, you know what the worst part of
Speaker 13: having a money addiction is a money addiction?
Speaker 2: What what's the worst part of having a money addiction?
Speaker 13: I mean, the love of money is the root of
Speaker 13: all evil. But the worst part of having a money
Speaker 13: addition is the wood drawls.
Speaker 14: Jokes told by Dave from Harrison are not necessarily considered
Speaker 14: funny by the staff, management or advertisers of seven hundred
Speaker 14: W l W or his parent commeany iHeartMedia. If these
Speaker 14: attempts at humor have caused you to roll your eyes,
Speaker 14: made your stomach churn, or you have considered the entire
Speaker 14: exercise to be a colossal waste of time, we deeply apologize.
Speaker 1: Status follows some cold rain and even some freezing rain
Speaker 1: in the forecast, especially this morning, and most of the
Speaker 1: freezing rain. North of downtown Cincinnati are high in the
Speaker 1: upper thirties. Tomorrow mostly cloudy and high have thirty six
Speaker 1: and sunning clouds. On Monday thirty seven. There is a
Speaker 1: chance for snow again. Lord knows next week Tuesday into Wednesday. Hey,
Speaker 1: John Towner Williams, the great composer conductor, So it took.
Speaker 2: Us beyond the galaxies. Let this breathe for a moment.
Speaker 1: Land This guy, as a film composer, did the music
Speaker 1: for Valley of the Dolls.
Speaker 2: In nineteen sixty seven.
Speaker 1: Goodbye Mister Chips, The Long Goodbye, The Towering Inferno, Sugarland Express.
Speaker 1: He received five Academy Awards for his Best Score for
Speaker 1: Fiddler on the Roof, Star wars Et, The Extraterrestrial Shindler's List.
Speaker 1: He's also collaborated with Steven Spielberg on Close Encounters of
Speaker 1: the Third Kind, the Indiana Jones franchise, Jurassic Park, Saving
Speaker 1: Private Ryan. It just goes on and on and on.
Speaker 1: He scored Superman in nineteen seventy eight, the first two
Speaker 1: home alone films, the Harry Potter films, the first three
Speaker 1: of those. Happy Birthday to John Williams. What an amazing
Speaker 1: American treasure on this February eighth, And speaking of amazing
Speaker 1: American treasures, here he is now, mister Rick Washburn Old Radio.
Speaker 2: Rick, good morning, sir, I think good morning.
Speaker 10: Well, you know, John Williams cigey music a shot, but
Speaker 10: there's still hope, Rick.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine, I mean, just the prolific, just brilliance
Speaker 1: of this guy over and over and over again. To
Speaker 1: think he's still with us. And the last time I
Speaker 1: saw a piece on John Williams, he was still working.
Speaker 1: I mind you, I hope to be oh I don't
Speaker 1: know a tenth as productive when I'm ninety three years old,
Speaker 1: but just an amazing, amazing success story. Again, a virtuoso
Speaker 1: for not our generation, but multiple generations. So how are
Speaker 1: you receiving us this morning? And what are you receiving
Speaker 1: us on?
Speaker 2: Rick?
Speaker 10: Well, you're coming in a solid five by five, absolutely loud,
Speaker 10: naturally clear. This is a nineteen twenty nine Majestic made
Speaker 10: by the grigsby Bruno Heinz Company of Chicago, Illinois. This
Speaker 10: is a eight tube TRF, which is a tuned radio frequency.
Speaker 10: It's the older design. It's not a superheterodyne like they
Speaker 10: made from basically nineteen thirty up until today and on.
Speaker 10: It is a console, but it's what they call a
Speaker 10: high boy. It looks like a miniature armoir with doors
Speaker 10: on the front. A beautifully ornate cabinet that sits on
Speaker 10: what looks like and is a very flimsy little table,
Speaker 10: but it's actually part of the cabinet. It doesn't come apart.
Speaker 10: For those of you who grew up in our era,
Speaker 10: you may remember in the sixties into the early seventies
Speaker 10: when you had that aluminium plastic cart that the eight
Speaker 10: hundred pound television set off, and you wonder how the
Speaker 10: thing just didn't collapse. This is an example of that
Speaker 10: in wood form.
Speaker 2: What is it like bols of water or what is it?
Speaker 10: Well, the radio was so incredibly heavy that the whole
Speaker 10: thing is just top heavy, and the four legs have
Speaker 10: actually some races across near the floor, but all the
Speaker 10: glue dries out and then the whole thing can just,
Speaker 10: you know, collapse. Can be really careful making sure that
Speaker 10: that's all together. Things sold for one hundred and sixty
Speaker 10: seven dollars in nineteen twenty nine is just over three
Speaker 10: thousand dollars today. And let's go to the catalog shower.
Speaker 2: Let's go.
Speaker 10: Mighty Monarch of the air. And weird to put an
Speaker 10: ellipsus in the middle of that. But anyways, you know,
Speaker 10: I won't read all seventeen paragraphs about the great tone,
Speaker 10: but a giant type organ right in your living room
Speaker 10: on Christmas morning, huge rolling waves of gorgeous music, golden
Speaker 10: top notes, mellow middle tones, resonant bass, every note clear,
Speaker 10: true and lifelike, and the absolute character of the original
Speaker 10: and skipping ahead a bit, and this colorful tone of
Speaker 10: majestics is always there. Magestics shouldn't have an aposture for you.
Speaker 10: What are you doing in all its beauty and power,
Speaker 10: whether on an organ recitle a popular dance melody, a
Speaker 10: wild jazz number, kids, it's symphony orchestra concert, or a
Speaker 10: brilliant quartet singing some well loved song, whether on a
Speaker 10: local program or some far distant station you never heard before.
Speaker 10: I think that entire paragraph would be called a comma
Speaker 10: splice in high school English. But anyways, hear the menu
Speaker 10: majestic today, realize what it will mean to every member
Speaker 10: of your family and lasting enjoyment, and you better snatch
Speaker 10: it up now because we're about to go bankrupt. In
Speaker 10: nineteen thirty three, true.
Speaker 2: Story, so again, the company.
Speaker 10: Was majestic, but the well, it's a Majestic radio, which
Speaker 10: was the brand name of the Grigsby Gruen now Hinz company,
Speaker 10: rolls off the tongue, isn't it yours?
Speaker 2: Not mine? So you're talking about wild jazz music in
Speaker 2: nineteen twenty nine, jazz music was rock and roll like
Speaker 2: thirty years later.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, And also in nineteen twenty nine, a flapper
Speaker 1: wasn't just a part on a toilet.
Speaker 10: I don't know this continue.
Speaker 1: Well, that's what they called the girls, the wild girls
Speaker 1: dancing to the wild jazz music with the flappers.
Speaker 10: Oh my yeah, that makes me want to go back
Speaker 10: and rewatch Reefer Madness?
Speaker 1: Is that the only reason you want to watch Reefer Madness?
Speaker 1: Or you're just looking for that, you're looking for the
Speaker 1: nineteen thirty two or thirty three contact high what?
Speaker 10: And actually, in all fairness, the version I have has
Speaker 10: a hilarious overdub from Mike Nelson the Mystery Science Theater Fame,
Speaker 10: so it is watchable for that reason.
Speaker 1: Very nice old radio Rick at gmail dot com. Chris
Speaker 1: to two point zero says, Hello, she just texts.
Speaker 2: Me that she is awake. Good morning, my love. It's
Speaker 2: great to have you with us.
Speaker 1: And if he hangs on just a moment, Wayne and
Speaker 1: Franklin has something for us.
Speaker 2: But we got to do this right now.
Speaker 15: Some freezing rain early this morning, but as we moved
Speaker 15: through the afternoon, it's just some scattered showers with tempters
Speaker 15: climbing to the mid forties.
Speaker 16: Tonight, the rain starts to taper off.
Speaker 15: We drop down to around thirty before we see a
Speaker 15: high on your Sunday around forty with partly cloudy skies.
Speaker 16: Former severe weather station.
Speaker 15: I'm nine first Warning meteorologist Cameron Harden on news radio
Speaker 15: seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: Seven hundred WLW Sport Liam Tomlinson with the tail of
Speaker 1: the tape on this super weekend.
Speaker 17: Two days until pitchers and catchers report, and I think
Speaker 17: with the Super Bowl tomorrow, it's a sign of the
Speaker 17: season's changing. It's almost the end of college basketball as well.
Speaker 17: Big East matchup last night between Saint John's and Connecticut,
Speaker 17: a top twenty five games. Saint John's beat the Huskies
Speaker 17: in Stores Connecticut sixty eight to sixty two. Rip Patino
Speaker 17: was asked if what he would have thought if someone
Speaker 17: told him he would have only had one loss so
Speaker 17: far in conference play, and he said, what the bleep
Speaker 17: happened in that one loss? Rip Patino coaching legend. So
Speaker 17: college basketball hoops Today, Kentucky host South Carolina at noon
Speaker 17: on ESPN fifteen thirty. BYU was in town for a
Speaker 17: conference dool against UC Tip is set for six Pregame
Speaker 17: coverage begins a five thirty right here on seven hundred
Speaker 17: wow NKU looks to stay undefeated in February as they
Speaker 17: host Robert Morris this afternoon. Pregame coverage begins at one
Speaker 17: point thirty catch all that action on Fox Sports thirteen sixty.
Speaker 2: Thank you, sir, d Wayne and Franklin. Good morning. How
Speaker 2: are you man?
Speaker 5: Am I doing?
Speaker 18: I'm doing, Greg, Jerry, Jeff. I just wanted I told
Speaker 18: Liam about this on YouTube. I don't know if you've
Speaker 18: seen it, the Duke of Mega. Have you seen that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's it's Donald and jd driving the Uh the general.
Speaker 2: That is hilarious. Melania is Daisy Duke right now? Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: oh yeah, Now I have seen it. It's quite humorous,
Speaker 2: it's wonderful, it's very And here's the thing.
Speaker 18: On the fifteenth of March, me and my girlfriend are
Speaker 18: going on vacation. We're heading down to Tennessee.
Speaker 5: I'm going to stop in it cuddles and see you.
Speaker 2: That would be great.
Speaker 1: I believe that we'll be underway by about one o'clock
Speaker 1: that afternoon, so I hope that fits in with your
Speaker 1: travel schedule.
Speaker 2: Wayne, can't wait for the visit. And Uh, I'm gonna
Speaker 2: go back and revisit that YouTube video.
Speaker 1: It's it's a lot of a lot of laughs, and
Speaker 1: it's kind of what Donald Trump is doing right now
Speaker 1: to Washington, d C. Just driving ride over the bureaucracy
Speaker 1: and the BS, just like he was elected to do.
Speaker 2: Uh news.
Speaker 1: Just ahead and we'll talk to the gang from Ripley
Speaker 1: who are on the move today. It's a remote broadcast.
Speaker 2: When we return, I'm toasting you, sid Honey. We may
Speaker 2: meet through, but you never care me.
Speaker 5: Conveen's where the whiskey round?
Speaker 18: Mand bear?
Speaker 1: Okay, Ane's out of downtown Cincinnati into how now Brown County?
Speaker 1: And we go to Brookies to find our friends at
Speaker 1: Brookies in Ripley and.
Speaker 2: They're not there. Where are they? Good morning? Where are you?
Speaker 10: Good morning?
Speaker 19: We're at Leatha's in Russellville and we're gonna have a
Speaker 19: wonderful breakfast too.
Speaker 1: Now what exactly where exactly is Russellville? I've never been
Speaker 1: to Russellville.
Speaker 19: Russellville is on sixtyeen or from Ripley about what ten
Speaker 19: miles eight months from Ripley.
Speaker 2: So sixty two not six now? Is sixty two the
Speaker 2: new highway that's been there for fifty years? Or is
Speaker 2: sixty eight the new highway that's been there for fifty years?
Speaker 5: Sixty sixty eight takes you play?
Speaker 9: Ok right, Yeah, it's like two seventy five?
Speaker 2: So oh does it go both ways.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, so you're.
Speaker 9: A buzz founded where we found Buzz?
Speaker 2: Here you finally found Buzz. We've been looking for Buzz
Speaker 2: for months.
Speaker 7: Was a big drunk?
Speaker 5: Was he?
Speaker 20: Was?
Speaker 2: He kidnapped by the bar maid? That's usually what happens
Speaker 2: with Buzz.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what when the when the morning's over,
Speaker 1: make sure you ring him out real good. You don't
Speaker 1: want to say him home wet.
Speaker 19: So Gary, Jess, have you have you spending with Lisa before?
Speaker 5: Lisa?
Speaker 9: This is a good Lisa.
Speaker 2: Yes, I think we have. No, she's a good Lisa.
Speaker 21: I'm the bad Lisa.
Speaker 8: But Lisa'd like to tell you what she's the events
Speaker 8: she's got.
Speaker 2: Going on, Well, Lisa, Lisa going on, Lisa lesides, Lisa's
Speaker 2: wayside and Russellville. Tell me what's going on?
Speaker 19: Well, we have a lot going on?
Speaker 2: Could you? Did you possibly be more specific?
Speaker 21: Try?
Speaker 19: Well, this Thursday, after our old Glory drawing, we are
Speaker 19: having a Valentine discord exchange like we did in the
Speaker 19: third grade.
Speaker 11: Oh wow, decorate your yes.
Speaker 19: And then that Friday night we are having Rebel Soundclub
Speaker 19: come on for Valentine Today. But the big thing is
Speaker 19: on March the eighth. We're having a prom.
Speaker 2: You're what.
Speaker 8: We're having a prom?
Speaker 2: Tony?
Speaker 5: Do you think you top that? Well?
Speaker 4: Yes, I mean a high school prom.
Speaker 2: But crudle, well, make sure you hold on to your virginity, dear.
Speaker 19: Well, they say, there's never mind, all right, guys.
Speaker 1: Well, Lisa's wayside in in Russellville, Ohio. Just up sixty
Speaker 1: two sixty eight the new highway that's been there for
Speaker 1: fifty years. And you, guys, and for God's sake, really
Speaker 1: look after Buzz.
Speaker 2: We don't want to lose him again. So school time job,
Speaker 2: no doubt about it.
Speaker 1: Y'all have a great day. Thanks bye. It's a six
Speaker 1: forty steve fromt In, Ohio standing by.
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Speaker 1: Some rain on you this morning, even some freezing rain north,
Speaker 1: but most of that apparently is not making it up
Speaker 1: this far into the Cincinnati area. High around forty today
Speaker 1: tomorrow near forty for Super Bowl Sunday, and mostly cloudy
Speaker 1: and sun and Clouds on Monday.
Speaker 2: Seven hundred WLW Sports William Tomlinson quickly get to it,
Speaker 2: my friend.
Speaker 17: Pete College basketball season right now. Some notable top twenty
Speaker 17: five games fifteenthrank Missouria host tenth thran, Texas A and
Speaker 17: M number one, Auburn host number six, Florida twenty thrank,
Speaker 17: Arizona hosts Texas Tech number thirteenth rank Texas Tech. In
Speaker 17: the nightcap, Kentucky host South Carolina at noon on ESPN
Speaker 17: fifteen thirty BYU is in sound to face uc tip
Speaker 17: to set for six. Pregame coverage begins a five thirty
Speaker 17: Catch all that action right here on seven hundred WLW
Speaker 17: ANDK you looks to stay undefeated in February as the
Speaker 17: host River Morris. This afternoon pregame cover gets up one thirty.
Speaker 17: You can catch all that action on Fox Sports thirteen
Speaker 17: sixty and as most of you should know by now,
Speaker 17: Super Bowl is tomorrow at six point thirty. Catch all
Speaker 17: that action right here on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: The wis in Sage JAVETN, Ohio. Steve Simon with a
Speaker 1: fifty phone call the news of the week.
Speaker 21: Good morning, Steven, Good morning to you, sir and everyone.
Speaker 21: I was thinking this week of presidential history and was
Speaker 21: struck by two memories. Ronald Reagan once said that sometimes
Speaker 21: it's good to see a bad bill passed, because once
Speaker 21: voters see the devastation caused by this insanity, they will
Speaker 21: have learned and opt to kill the beast. On a
Speaker 21: larger level, we saw that in the fraudulent election of
Speaker 21: Joe Biden and Tommy Harris. Every policy they came up
Speaker 21: with has the reverse Midas touch. Instead of turning to gold,
Speaker 21: they turned it into crap. Trump is trying to quickly
Speaker 21: reverse that and restore some sanity to the body politic. Naturally,
Speaker 21: having forced the rats into a corner, the rats are
Speaker 21: bearing their teeth, hissing and scurrying about in this latest
Speaker 21: case of fear and loathing in DC Rhinos. Senator Susan
Speaker 21: Collins of Maine says Elon Musk of DOGE theme should
Speaker 21: not be so empowered to use her word. This following
Speaker 21: Elon's attack on the loose cannon Agency for International Development.
Speaker 21: Searching every nook and cranny of the federal bureaucracy, Musk
Speaker 21: found USAID was simply using billions of dollars to further
Speaker 21: the cultural agenda of the American far left and sell
Speaker 21: it overseas. That and openly funding Muslim terrorists and terrorist organizations.
Speaker 21: The proper reaction, Senator Collins to you is wow, we
Speaker 21: paid for that. What she is a Washington insider, cannot
Speaker 21: stand is not so much Musk and Trump being empowered
Speaker 21: as you, the American people being empowered. Since eighty plus
Speaker 21: million of you are now asking extremely embarrassing questions about
Speaker 21: how Washington is run. Yes, it's too damn big and
Speaker 21: it's out of control. Do you know how your school
Speaker 21: district is run? Page two? A few years ago, enterprising reporters,
Speaker 21: there are a few unearthed the heavy Chinese Communist Party
Speaker 21: influence in American schools, particularly universities. I thought the most
Speaker 21: interesting example was Texas A and M, which has an
Speaker 21: extensive scientific research facility. I was thinking the Wuhan Lab
Speaker 21: and a well known ROTC program that each year sends
Speaker 21: brand new and a lot of them officers into the
Speaker 21: US military. Wow, what a sweet target for CCP propaganda.
Speaker 21: A and M has since allegedly trimmed that Chinese connection,
Speaker 21: sometimes referred to as the Confucius Society, But you can
Speaker 21: bet it's very much alive at places like Georgetown in
Speaker 21: d C. And another usual suspect you see Berkeley, which
Speaker 21: brings us back to the sub of your school district,
Speaker 21: as in Cada twelve. Until now, the college has got
Speaker 21: all the deserved bad press. Now it's time to localize
Speaker 21: the issue. The Federalist Open the books dot Com, the
Speaker 21: Free Press, and the Wall Street Journal have all opened
Speaker 21: fire on q f I that stands for Cotter Foundation International.
Speaker 21: Sounds innocent enough, but when you consider that Cotter as
Speaker 21: one of those Mid East countries committed to the annihilation
Speaker 21: of Jews and of course Israel, it's time to dig
Speaker 21: a little deeper, don't you think. In May of this
Speaker 21: past year, the superintendent of New York City Public Schools,
Speaker 21: probably because of a huge Jewish backlash, had to call
Speaker 21: out a public school in Brooklyn for posting any Jewish materials,
Speaker 21: including a map that excluded Israel. The teacher said she
Speaker 21: was using her own money to teach an Arabic related class.
Speaker 21: Well maybe, but you know, inquiring minds dig deeper. QFI
Speaker 21: is a quid pro quo arrangement. But it's the Islamic
Speaker 21: radicals and codder who actually get the benefits of both
Speaker 21: sides of this deal. They fund the schools and or
Speaker 21: the teachers get paid directly, and in exchange, the parties
Speaker 21: in our educational system have to send frequent, detailed reports
Speaker 21: back to QFI proving they're doing the dirty work. Does
Speaker 21: your school system open the books? Do you know where
Speaker 21: the money is actually coming from? You probably thought the
Speaker 21: money was coming from your tax dollars plus state and
Speaker 21: federal Department of Education programs, and that's it. Look again,
Speaker 21: Elon Musk and Trump are onto something, something very big.
Speaker 21: And that's another reason why the Susan Collinses of Washington
Speaker 21: world are extremely nervous, because they know what you and
Speaker 21: I don't yet know. This panic over Trump's first month
Speaker 21: not only reminds me of Biden's rush in his first
Speaker 21: month to dismantle national security at our borders, but also
Speaker 21: it reminds me of Jimmy Carter's first official act, amnesty
Speaker 21: for the draft dodgers who went to Canada. Now they
Speaker 21: could recross the border and probably secure lucrative careers. I
Speaker 21: know a lot of them did in schools and other
Speaker 21: government offices, and with Affirmative Action, the father of EI,
Speaker 21: some of them could get a leg up on the
Speaker 21: unboxed This is your America, folks, act like you own
Speaker 21: it and tell them to open the books. You and
Speaker 21: I have to open our books by.
Speaker 5: April the fifteenth.
Speaker 21: Why not theirs by April the fifteenth. Hey, take care
Speaker 21: of yourself. Talk to you later, Garrett.
Speaker 1: Jeff, Amen and an amen to all of that. And
Speaker 1: what they also have found in their investigation. They're not
Speaker 1: taking anyone's money. What they have found in their investigation
Speaker 1: is that, at least through usaid, ninety percent does not
Speaker 1: go to the thing it's intended to go to. Percent
Speaker 1: ninety cents out of every dollar does not go where
Speaker 1: it's supposed to go the intended recipient as horrid as
Speaker 1: some of the intended recipients have been, which just reinforces
Speaker 1: what I've been saying for several several years now. Most
Speaker 1: foreign aid is nothing but money laundering, Nothing but money laundering.
Speaker 2: Ray from Loveland, how are you doing? My friend?
Speaker 8: Good morning, my brother, good morning, and a hardy a
Speaker 8: men and deep wait till they audit the Fed. Oh,
Speaker 8: this is you know, it's like a It is like
Speaker 8: a two and a half week, one point super Bowl game,
Speaker 8: non stop. It do you think President Trump's gonna step
Speaker 8: aside just for a moment for the super Bowl. It's
Speaker 8: gonna be like a commercial break Sunday Trump presidency. And
Speaker 8: why all the hate with galas and ballroom dancing? Why
Speaker 8: why all the hate? You know the doge boys are
Speaker 8: they're fans of ballroom dancing.
Speaker 5: What's the big deal?
Speaker 8: Why all the hate? I don't understand. I mean ACDC
Speaker 8: educated us on that didn't.
Speaker 1: I you, My friend Steve Shilty, who will be joining
Speaker 1: us in just a moment, said, My wife showed me
Speaker 1: an article yesterday that claims that the NGO non governmental
Speaker 1: organization run by Chelsea Clinton and funded funded by USAID
Speaker 1: to feed people in several foreign countries at a cost
Speaker 1: of fourteen hundred dollars per meal. Guess who Guess who
Speaker 1: pockets almost all of that money.
Speaker 2: Fourteen hundred dollars a meal.
Speaker 1: Now there, these are starving people, and we're trying to
Speaker 1: be compassionate and feed the people. God would want that,
Speaker 1: but not necessarily at fourteen hundred dollars of US taxpayer
Speaker 1: money per meal. I mean the free store Food Bank
Speaker 1: for every dollar you give them, they can feed three
Speaker 1: people meals. This this US eight NNGO run by Chelsea
Speaker 1: Clinton is feeding people at the cost of fourteen hundred
Speaker 1: dollars per meal. And I'm guessing that most of that
Speaker 1: doesn't get on the poor, hungry people's plates.
Speaker 2: What do you.
Speaker 8: Think, Oh, in President Trump, they're bringing the receipts, folks,
Speaker 8: They're bringing the receipts.
Speaker 5: And oh, thank.
Speaker 8: Goodness, we passed that bill that we've got to give
Speaker 8: Nancy and Pelosi and Chuck Schumer and Joe Biden credit.
Speaker 8: You know, they needed that money to clean up the border.
Speaker 8: You know, they had ten or fifteen thousand standing at
Speaker 8: the border, standing room only daily. Now there's three hundred.
Speaker 8: Oh wait, wait, I believe President Trump said that was
Speaker 8: a sham and they didn't pass that. Well, he's done
Speaker 8: all this without all those billions that.
Speaker 5: They needed for that.
Speaker 8: What was Thank god for Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: What's very telling too, that this is totally just a
Speaker 1: biased partisan thing on the behalf of Democrats trying to
Speaker 1: storm the Department of Education today with Maxine Waters hair
Speaker 1: on fire, screaming at the security.
Speaker 8: That was insurrection, my friend.
Speaker 1: But here's the thing, they forget that in nineteen and
Speaker 1: most the American people, our attention spans are so short
Speaker 1: in this country. You know, it's a twenty four hour
Speaker 1: news cycle. In nineteen ninety three, Bill Clinton tried to
Speaker 1: do the same thing to cut government waste. He put
Speaker 1: al Gore the bulldog on it, and they did it
Speaker 1: a little here and there. It was mostly just virtue
Speaker 1: signaling in a show. But the Democrats tried to do
Speaker 1: the same thing. President Obama tried to do the same
Speaker 1: thing in twenty eleven. So, I mean, cutting waste in
Speaker 1: government is not Donald Trump didn't invent that, but he's
Speaker 1: the only one who looks like he's serious about doing it,
Speaker 1: and that is what scares the bejeebers.
Speaker 5: Out of him.
Speaker 8: He's one hundred percent serious. He knows who've been taken
Speaker 8: for chumps and they've gotten worse. Rush taught us forty
Speaker 8: thirty forty years ago, salvad Dollar went, They're less effective
Speaker 8: now now it's ninety percent. Ninety percent does not go
Speaker 8: to the end result. It's amazing. God bless your brother,
Speaker 8: God bless America, and God bless President Trump.
Speaker 5: Take care of it all.
Speaker 2: Right, Thanks, Ray, appreciate the phone call.
Speaker 1: Steve Schulte will join us some environmental stuff right after
Speaker 1: the news at seven o'clock. It's a Saturday Morning edition
Speaker 1: coming up on six fifty six at seven hundred.
Speaker 2: And thank God for you.
Speaker 1: Another hour of the Saturday Morning edition for this Saturday,
Speaker 1: February eight, twenty twenty five. Gary Jeff Walker with you.
Speaker 1: I'm me you or you when that's perfectly fine with me.
Speaker 1: Believe me. I like you. I like this guy too.
Speaker 1: Not Louis Armstrong, I mean Steve Schultz.
Speaker 2: I see tree so green.
Speaker 23: Red, I seen him blue, and I think to myself, Wan.
Speaker 1: Yes, Indeed, environmental news from our environmental engineer. What's the
Speaker 1: latest and greatest. Well, mister Schulty, how are you doing?
Speaker 11: Uh?
Speaker 9: The better that I deserve?
Speaker 24: Jerry Jeff as.
Speaker 2: Always all right.
Speaker 1: This morning we're talking about bees, and there was all
Speaker 1: kinds of furor and concern about a shortage of bees
Speaker 1: and where did the bees go?
Speaker 2: Where are the bees? What are the bees' news?
Speaker 9: This comes from the March twenty twenty five issue of
Speaker 9: Reason magazine, Free Markets, Free Minds, article by Eric Boem.
Speaker 9: The line goes up, he says Eric. He says, a
Speaker 9: few years ago, the media was a buzz with some
Speaker 9: bad news. These were dying out and record numbers many
Speaker 9: culprits were suggested climate change, in secticides, mites, mysterious disorder
Speaker 9: as colony collapse. Disorder seemilarly caused worker bees spontaneously to go.
Speaker 16: On strike, wander off, and die.
Speaker 9: There was little consensus about what was happening, but the
Speaker 9: decline was noticeable and worrying. The trend is now different.
Speaker 9: According to the most recent census of the of Agriculture
Speaker 9: that twice per decade federal counting of all domestic and
Speaker 9: farm animals in the US, the number of.
Speaker 24: B colonies is up sixty five percent two thousand and two.
Speaker 24: In fact, if when you look at the data Garrett
Speaker 24: jeff in nineteen eighty seven they counted two point eighty
Speaker 24: seven two point eight million E colonies. In two thousand
Speaker 24: and two two point three million E colonies, you got
Speaker 24: your colony collapse.
Speaker 9: In twenty twenty two three point eight million B colonies,
Speaker 9: one million more than in nineteen eighty seven.
Speaker 2: Well that's like then, Lizzie, the bees are back in town.
Speaker 9: So the next time people out there get a ray
Speaker 9: or propaganda from the National Resource Defense Council that pandering
Speaker 9: for their money to save the bees. I don't know
Speaker 9: if this is a crime or not usual. The business
Speaker 9: reply envelope and tell them to go counsault to bees
Speaker 9: are fine. This is you know, so anyway, once again
Speaker 9: you know what looks like a problem in the short
Speaker 9: term and the long term goes away.
Speaker 1: Now, how how can is this microwaves decreasing jet fuel usage?
Speaker 2: What are what is this story about?
Speaker 9: Steve Okay title of this from the New atlass It's
Speaker 9: a rag from the February second. Tiny veines glued to
Speaker 9: planes promised to savings for the air.
Speaker 2: Not not microwaves, but micro veanes.
Speaker 9: Microwaves micro vanes right, and what they what they've discovered
Speaker 9: Gary jeff on the C fifth seventeen Globemaster cargo plane,
Speaker 9: which is that huge cargo plane faith away. It's design
Speaker 9: because of its rear section, it has more drags than
Speaker 9: even the best aerodiaming design could do. And as part
Speaker 9: of modernization program, the Air Force life Cycle Management Center
Speaker 9: in Private.
Speaker 16: History wanted a way to reduce this drag.
Speaker 9: And what they have found is by using twelve three
Speaker 9: D printed four inch by sixteen inch micro veanes attached
Speaker 9: to the rear fuselage, they can conduct to reduce the
Speaker 9: drag by one percent.
Speaker 2: It doesn't like a lot, but according to the Air.
Speaker 9: Force, the project will pay for itself in seven months
Speaker 9: and save US tax bears fourteen million annually. Now, Gary Jeff,
Speaker 9: this is truly a green project, a payback of seven months,
Speaker 9: so we're getting green payback. We're getting the green from
Speaker 9: the money and some green for mother Earth.
Speaker 1: All right, very nice, Thank you, Steven. Have a blessed weekend.
Speaker 1: I know you will, because you've blessed us. Now, Roco Costellano,
Speaker 1: I had Tom Davis diary's ahead and much more.
Speaker 2: As we continue in moments. It's seven hundred WLW on
Speaker 2: a Saturday morning. Let's get physical for a few minutes
Speaker 2: with Roco Costellano, fitness trainer, biohacker extraordinaire and our guest
Speaker 2: on Saturday mornings.
Speaker 5: How you doing rock, Gary Jeff?
Speaker 2: How are you doing.
Speaker 5: So?
Speaker 1: I'm I said, I looked at the three articles that
Speaker 1: you wrote a out on rococostelano dot com this week.
Speaker 2: Number one why young.
Speaker 1: Athletes must priority prioritize training stabilizer muscles, which is not
Speaker 1: easy for me to say.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: The other one was growth spurts and girls Preventing tendinopathy
Speaker 1: and other issues. I'm kind of curious about that and
Speaker 1: why manipulation is key to rehydrating facia. First of fascia,
Speaker 1: fascia facia potato.
Speaker 5: Patala, potato patata.
Speaker 1: Right, all right, remind us again of what the fascia is, Roco.
Speaker 5: The fascia is of the web, like a connective tissue
Speaker 5: that's around your muscles, your organs and your nerves. Uh.
Speaker 5: And that's what basically connects your muscle to tendons and uh.
Speaker 5: And the tenders and attached to the skeleton or the bomb.
Speaker 1: Well, why is manipulation key to rehydrating this fascia.
Speaker 5: Well, because you can't. I always tell people you can't.
Speaker 5: You can't hydrate a tight uh, like tight fashion. And
Speaker 5: when it becomes a dehydrated it gets really sticky. And
Speaker 5: and when your fashion is sticky, it creates a binding
Speaker 5: and then it creates stiffness, it creates then pain. So
Speaker 5: what we always like to do, and most people I
Speaker 5: don't understand this, but we'll take a vibratory a massage gun.
Speaker 5: I'm not a big fan of the percussive massage guns,
Speaker 5: which actually beat you up. They go onto other muscles, Rocco.
Speaker 2: How do they go they.
Speaker 5: Like that just like that and so so so that
Speaker 5: damages tissues. So we use we use guns that are vibrant,
Speaker 5: you know, a more vibration and vibratory and they loosen
Speaker 5: up your fascists. So when you do drink water or
Speaker 5: or an electric and electrolyte drink, then then it can
Speaker 5: be hydrated. But if the muscle, if the muscle or
Speaker 5: the fascist tight, you can't hydrate. It's like it's like
Speaker 5: a wrung out a sponge and it's very very hard
Speaker 5: to get to be hydrated. So you have to manipulate
Speaker 5: it in some way, and you can. You can also
Speaker 5: do what's called a muscle scraping. You can use a
Speaker 5: blade to do that, but I use a vibratory massage gun.
Speaker 2: And what you don't want you don't want a tight,
Speaker 2: sticky fashion, right.
Speaker 5: No, you know because that that well, as you get older,
Speaker 5: it gets sticky, it gets steppers. So then that's where
Speaker 5: you start seeing the old guy. That's basically like touching
Speaker 5: the ground bent over right, Hold.
Speaker 2: On just a second, rocko, Liam are you there? Okay?
Speaker 2: Can you be on the mic here for a second? Here?
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 2: All right? Liam? Uh? Do you how is your fashion?
Speaker 2: This morning.
Speaker 25: Is it tight and sticky or is it hydrated? It
Speaker 25: was tight and sticky earlier, but I feel hydrated now.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 25: Is Sandy Sandy Collins giving you a massage? I don't
Speaker 25: think so. I'm looking around. Okay, all right, Thanks Rocco
Speaker 25: Rococostelano dot com. Thank you so much, my friend. Time
Speaker 25: now for the Tom Davis Diaries. I like to refer
Speaker 25: to them as the.
Speaker 2: With wild, weird, wacky stories from around the country.
Speaker 1: And around the world. Here is our correspondent, Tommy Davis, Tom.
Speaker 2: Good Morning, Gary, Jeff.
Speaker 26: This week, when it comes to love, they don't want
Speaker 26: your heart, They just want your kidney. But first, a
Speaker 26: Connecticut man just getting it done, Hector Estrella, pulled over
Speaker 26: on I ninety five for driving a car with only
Speaker 26: three wheels. Now, granted, he was only going thirty miles
Speaker 26: an hour on an interstate, but he was successfully driving
Speaker 26: a car with only three wheels.
Speaker 2: The cops didn't care.
Speaker 26: About his above average driving skills, and he was arrested
Speaker 26: for reckless operation. Thinking of opening a business, one entrepreneur
Speaker 26: is going viral for his innovative new take on making money.
Speaker 26: Shazali Suliman helps clients appear tough by letting them beat
Speaker 26: him up after he harasses.
Speaker 2: Their significant other. He can make you look great, and
Speaker 2: it's cheap too.
Speaker 26: He charges twenty two to fifty on weekdays and thirty
Speaker 26: four dollars on weeks.
Speaker 2: Just in time for Valentine's.
Speaker 26: Day, speaking of which, Taco Bell offering a unique wedding
Speaker 26: package in Las Vegas. You get an Elvis impersonator, show
Speaker 26: girls and a twelve pack of Tacos. The bride gets
Speaker 26: a bouquet made with hot sauce packets. The whole thing
Speaker 26: will set you back only seven hundred and seventy seven
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Speaker 26: convinced her husband to sell his kidney so he could
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Speaker 1: Beatle have a great weekend, all right, seven twenty two
Speaker 1: Saturday Morning Edition. Gary Jemp with you on seven hundred
Speaker 1: WLW and my friend Doomsday Dave hatter It, Guy of It,
Speaker 1: Guy of the Stars joins us once again, and Dave,
Speaker 1: what should we be concerned about in the way of
Speaker 1: the world of the Internet and cyberspace?
Speaker 2: What's the latest Diner's Day production?
Speaker 7: As always, thanks for having me on. Probably, you know
Speaker 7: you ought to just cut that cable coming in to
Speaker 7: your cable modem and just get disconnected all together, you know,
Speaker 7: because it's just all bad news nowadays. Did you catch
Speaker 7: the article about how AI is going to supercharge cybersecurity
Speaker 7: weapons and.
Speaker 1: So, yeah, I saw that. I saw that. We kind
Speaker 1: of glossed over it the last time we spoke. But
Speaker 1: what is this all about? AI is supercharging cyber weapons?
Speaker 7: Well, the big news now is this term agentic. So
Speaker 7: you can't hardly read anything in AI or cybersecurity other
Speaker 7: than everything is going to be an agent. You're going
Speaker 7: to have all these agents that do work for each other,
Speaker 7: like you'd be able to say, Okay, every Friday, give
Speaker 7: me a spreadsheet and then this agent is going to
Speaker 7: process it. And there's concern, and I think the concern
Speaker 7: is legitimate, but there's so much hype of this stuff
Speaker 7: that you know, people will use these agents to supercharge
Speaker 7: their attacks because who've already got and I mean it's
Speaker 7: well documented. This is the thing I think people frequently
Speaker 7: don't really either understand or believe it's possible. Right now, Gary,
Speaker 7: you have to close someone's voice, and it's really easy.
Speaker 7: It's possible to make deep fake videos. You know, there
Speaker 7: are well documented examples of millions of dollars in fraud.
Speaker 7: So when you throw these identics in and you do
Speaker 7: this at scale, because the thing with an agent is
Speaker 7: doesn't sleep, it doesn't take breaks. I think that's a
Speaker 7: real concern and it's something that as a society we
Speaker 7: really have to get serious about not putting our data
Speaker 7: out there, understanding these risks, and both as businesses and
Speaker 7: individuals try to descend against them because they're going to
Speaker 7: come a lot faster thanks to AI. Again, I don't
Speaker 7: think we're going to get wiped down any time soon.
Speaker 7: But this agent thing and this idea that within a
Speaker 7: couple of years you're going to see more and more
Speaker 7: free and more impactful attacks, I think that is real.
Speaker 7: If folks really need to start paying attention to this
Speaker 7: stuff and defend against it.
Speaker 1: Do you believe Dave had or that the next war
Speaker 1: will be fought in air conditioned offices and not on
Speaker 1: the battlefield.
Speaker 7: I think it'll definitely be a big part of it.
Speaker 7: I'm not sure that'll be the whole thing, but you know,
Speaker 7: when you look at the capabilities of drones and robotics
Speaker 7: now and then throw AI into the mix, I think
Speaker 7: you'll see a lot more of that. Did you see
Speaker 7: I just this this past week, note saw a news
Speaker 7: story that apparently Iran has refitted some ship and it's
Speaker 7: basically now a drone carrier. It's you know, for all
Speaker 7: drones and remote to what helicopters and things like that.
Speaker 7: And you know, it's interesting because I don't know that
Speaker 7: the US Mavy has anything like that.
Speaker 5: I don't know that they don't.
Speaker 7: But it feels to me like in the US we're
Speaker 7: still building things for the last war as opposed to
Speaker 7: you know, more less expensive and potentially more capable things
Speaker 7: like drones. Because think about it, if you watch some
Speaker 7: of this footage has come out of Ukraine between Ukraine
Speaker 7: and Russia, these thrones are causing all kinds of damage.
Speaker 7: They're cheap, you know, they're unmanned, so you're not getting
Speaker 7: people injured. Yeah, I think the next war will definitely be,
Speaker 7: in large part anyway, fought between behind a keyboard and
Speaker 7: a monitor as opposed to boots on the ground, old
Speaker 7: school style. I think it's inevitable.
Speaker 2: Really, Oh yeah, I see.
Speaker 1: I've never attacked anybody with a cyber weapon, so I
Speaker 1: really am alien to this whole notion. No, nor would
Speaker 1: I want to. I'm just not that kind of a guy.
Speaker 1: But the bad guys are out there, and as you
Speaker 1: and I have spoken many times before, Dave, we don't
Speaker 1: know what we have or what is out there really
Speaker 1: because the stuff that they show us today they've had
Speaker 1: for five to ten years.
Speaker 7: And yeah, I think you're right, Greic.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the stimp we see is usually way behind the
Speaker 5: state of the art.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so I mean that we may have an entire
Speaker 1: drone army we don't even know about, and I hope
Speaker 1: ours is better than theirs.
Speaker 5: But you know, yeah, I'm with you.
Speaker 7: And it's interesting you mention that because you know, all
Speaker 7: of this pullabaloo that took place in New Jersey with
Speaker 7: these thrones that the Biden demonstration would talk about, and
Speaker 7: then you find out, you know, it was all approved
Speaker 7: by the FAA.
Speaker 5: Were they testing some of this smooth stuff.
Speaker 2: Absolutely absolutely, I.
Speaker 5: Think you're right.
Speaker 7: There's a lot more out there than we know about.
Speaker 2: Well. I can't wait for the next audit of the Pentagon.
Speaker 1: Dave Hanner, have a fantastic weekend, my friend, and we
Speaker 1: will talk to you soon.
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Speaker 2: Into another hour of the Saturday Morning edition for this Saturday,
Speaker 2: February the eighth, twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: Gary Jeff Walker, you know who you are, and you
Speaker 1: know what you did. I saw what you did, and
Speaker 1: for a price, maybe I won't tell anybody. Eight minutes
Speaker 1: after the hour, time for a Science Minute with our
Speaker 1: friends Science Mike.
Speaker 14: Yes, as a nightly scientist and it's surprising all blinded me.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Michael. How are you?
Speaker 11: I'm very good, Gary Jed. How you doing.
Speaker 2: I'm doing fine.
Speaker 5: You know, I recall just came to my door.
Speaker 11: I just recalled a couple of years ago, the uh
Speaker 11: somebody came to our perish and asked for he was
Speaker 11: doing a mission. He asked for donations because they were
Speaker 11: trying to drill water wells for a community in Africa
Speaker 11: so they could hit drinking water, right. Yeah, so it
Speaker 11: gave him and we gave him fifty dollars. And now
Speaker 11: I remember walking on the mask saying, all my wife says,
Speaker 11: all the money that this country gives away, you think
Speaker 11: we could afford to give a guy. I think he
Speaker 11: was only trying to get twenty five thousand dollars to
Speaker 11: get water out of the ground so people could drink
Speaker 11: in Africa.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 11: And now you know, you read all this stuff going on.
Speaker 11: Now it's like, you know, obviously it's going on with.
Speaker 1: Well, the USA AID they found in most cases ninety
Speaker 1: percent of the money went to the NGOs and the
Speaker 1: people administrating the money and not to the causes they were,
Speaker 1: you know.
Speaker 2: And that's fine. If it's if it's making mice transgender
Speaker 2: in in Georgia or whatever. I don't want any money
Speaker 2: going to that. But it's you know, the I mentioned earlier,
Speaker 2: the article claiming that an NGO administrated by Chelsea Clinton
Speaker 2: was feeding poor people and it was costing fourteen dollars
Speaker 2: a meal.
Speaker 11: Yeah, well, they kind of lead into the science topic.
Speaker 11: Is this article in Sciences White House budget proposal could
Speaker 11: shatter the National Science Foundation NSF. NSF card budgets nine
Speaker 11: billion dollars, Gary, Jeff, and they're afraid now that the
Speaker 11: new Russ bolt Be, the new MBO director, was going
Speaker 11: to lower it to three billion dollars.
Speaker 5: And let me just read quickly.
Speaker 11: The reason nineteen fifty was the NSF was funded to
Speaker 11: a basic research for a only advance of national health
Speaker 11: prosperity and secure the national defense. Okay, that's that's the
Speaker 11: whole purpose it was the funded for. So I started
Speaker 11: thinking last night, well, what kind of grants and awards
Speaker 11: we did the NSF give out? And there was an
Speaker 11: interesting There was a site actually for NSF. You could
Speaker 11: type in the award and search for what they gave
Speaker 11: money to. And I just put in DEI and searched,
Speaker 11: and I just give you three quick. One point five
Speaker 11: million dollars went to the Achieving Critical Transformations and the
Speaker 11: undergraduate programs and mathematics. That's to help teachers understand how
Speaker 11: to better understand DEI initiatives as far as setting up
Speaker 11: certain STEM programs and development in that fashion. The second one, airy, Jeff,
Speaker 11: real quick, is the this is the funny one, embedding
Speaker 11: a vision to operationalize, lift up and value equity and diversity,
Speaker 11: and the Consortium of Aquatic Science Societies, no idea.
Speaker 5: What that's That was.
Speaker 11: One point two million that these were all after twenty
Speaker 11: twenty one, by the way. And finally Gary Jeff is
Speaker 11: hacking your mind the science of Personal relevance. That's to
Speaker 11: do four segment PVS shows on people who in the
Speaker 11: Inclusion Society have developed STEM programs and give you a
Speaker 11: better idea how they're succeeding and doing their.
Speaker 2: Whatever they're doing.
Speaker 1: And that was I mean, I don't I don't want
Speaker 1: any of my taxpayer dollars going to any kind of
Speaker 1: socialist social engineering in around the world or in America.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's not helpful. None of its anti it's
Speaker 1: anti typical to a constitutional republic, which we are.
Speaker 11: It's a drop in the bucket, I understand, to the buzzet.
Speaker 5: You know what you and I.
Speaker 11: You know, you try, there's a lot of money you
Speaker 11: and I.
Speaker 1: The bucket fills up really quick, and thirty six trillion happens,
Speaker 1: you know, a half half a billion at a time.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Michael, appreciate it. Hey you two time?
Speaker 1: Ah, Yes, trying to be positive wherever possible on this program.
Speaker 2: I know it's a difficult ask for somebody like me,
Speaker 2: but one of the ways in which we do that
Speaker 2: has been inviting in my friend brother Rick Green, with
Speaker 2: the word of God the Bible, to share with you
Speaker 2: right here on these fifty thousand watts.
Speaker 1: And once again brother Rick Green is standing by. Good morning, Rick.
Speaker 1: We got some phone issues.
Speaker 5: Huh yeah, good morning Garrett.
Speaker 28: For whatever reason, I've bound that number eight times and
Speaker 28: it will not go through my phone.
Speaker 2: I am sure. I am sure it's our fault, not yours.
Speaker 28: Well, I'll tell you what. God made a way anyway,
Speaker 28: and I've worked for today. A second Chronicles, chapter fifteen,
Speaker 28: verse seven, it said, but as for you, be strong
Speaker 28: and do not give up, for.
Speaker 2: Your work will be rewarded.
Speaker 5: Don't you love that? Gary?
Speaker 2: Well, you know that eventually it will pay off if
Speaker 2: you submit to the will of God and you're working,
Speaker 2: and you're working in that direction, no matter how. You
Speaker 2: get sidetracked, and we all get sidetracked.
Speaker 28: Yeah, I'm a man, Gary, And he's the only one
Speaker 28: worse than knitting too, I know.
Speaker 1: And I'm dealing with a little bit of that right now.
Speaker 1: Just I feel a little sidetracked, and I've got to
Speaker 1: remember to as you said, as the verse said, be strong,
Speaker 1: and your work will be rewarded.
Speaker 2: It's good. That's good. That's good. Aedifying news, brother, good
Speaker 2: news this morning, which you always bring, and I appreciate
Speaker 2: it so much.
Speaker 28: Thank you, Garry. Yeah, praise God. I was really frustrated
Speaker 28: and got made a way.
Speaker 1: Yes, sir, your phone, your son's phone, it doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: We're connected, brother, Thank you so much. Have a blessed weekend.
Speaker 28: All right, you all have a blessed day.
Speaker 2: All right. It's eight eighteen.
Speaker 1: It's seven hundred WLW adea wushner coming up next.
Speaker 15: Rain early this morning, but as we moved through the afternoon,
Speaker 15: it's just some scattered showers with tempters climbing to the
Speaker 15: mid forties.
Speaker 16: Tonight, the rain starts to taper off.
Speaker 15: We drop down to around thirty before we see a
Speaker 15: high on your Sunday around forty with partly cloudy skies.
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Speaker 15: Cameron Harden on news radio seven hundred WLW.
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Speaker 17: Two days until pitchers and catchers report to Arizona for
Speaker 17: the Reds Tomorrow. Super Bowl Sunday kickoff is set for
Speaker 17: six thirty. Pregame coverage we'll begin at five. We'll have
Speaker 17: that all all that covered right here on seven hundred
Speaker 17: WLW College basketball slate. Xavier and Villanova play tomorrow right
Speaker 17: here on seven hundred WLW. Kentucky host South Carolina at
Speaker 17: noon on ESPN fifteen thirty. DYU is in town to
Speaker 17: face you see. Tip is set for six Pregame coverage
Speaker 17: begins at five thirty. Catch that action right here on
Speaker 17: seven hundred WLW. KU looks at stay undefeated in February
Speaker 17: as they host Robert Morris this afternoon. Pregame coverage begins
Speaker 17: at one thirty. Catch all that action on Fox Sports
Speaker 17: thirteen to sixty.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Lillam. Tomlinson up next to the executive director
Speaker 2: of Kentucky Right.
Speaker 1: To Life, got a huge event coming up in Frankfurt
Speaker 1: to talk about that and what Kentucky Right to Life
Speaker 1: is doing as legislatures now in session.
Speaker 2: A former Kentucky State rep. But Da Wooshner is here. Ada.
Speaker 2: Good morning, How are you?
Speaker 20: Good morning, Gary, Jeff?
Speaker 2: I'm great, just great, So are you so? Tell me?
Speaker 1: I'm good good? Tell me about the March for Life
Speaker 1: that is coming up directly.
Speaker 2: We are very.
Speaker 20: Excited This coming Wednesday, February the twelfth, we will be
Speaker 20: in Frankfurt. Will begin that morning for those that want to,
Speaker 20: we have a huge church service a Good Shepherd at
Speaker 20: nine point thirty. Last year that church was packed. And
Speaker 20: then because we have a lot of kids, there'll be
Speaker 20: a time for everybody to have their box lunches and
Speaker 20: we will begin gathering. We'll have a pre videos we'll
Speaker 20: start at eleven right there on in front of the
Speaker 20: Capitol on the steps of the Capitol, or will begin
Speaker 20: to gather pre concert at eleven thirty, rally with great
Speaker 20: speakers at noon, and then we will kick off the
Speaker 20: march and we will march right down Capitol Avenue to
Speaker 20: Second Street.
Speaker 1: I think a lot of people sometimes get the message
Speaker 1: confused about people who are truly believers in the sanctity
Speaker 1: of all human life, the born and the unborn, and
Speaker 1: they think that it's about condemnation of those who feel differently.
Speaker 1: It's not about that, And as you and I have
Speaker 1: spoken before, idea this isn't necessarily about legislation. Although you
Speaker 1: hope to influence the people that represent the taxpayers of
Speaker 1: Kentucky in doing you know, what they would like to
Speaker 1: see done by their legislature, by their government. And you know,
Speaker 1: the courts can go one way or the other, and
Speaker 1: they have all across the country.
Speaker 2: We've seen it.
Speaker 1: This is about changing the hearts and minds of the
Speaker 1: everyday person and letting them understand how significant human life
Speaker 1: is and how it must be It must be realized
Speaker 1: as something that is you know, should be sanctified and
Speaker 1: and and should be respected always in any form, at
Speaker 1: any stage, at any age.
Speaker 2: Right. I mean, this is about you're exactly right.
Speaker 1: The outward showing of this March for Life is to
Speaker 1: show people how how much it means and how much
Speaker 1: human life is important to all of them.
Speaker 20: And it's really a celebration, a time of prayer, celebration
Speaker 20: and witness. And you know, it used to be we
Speaker 20: would gather in Frankurty when I was a legislator, and
Speaker 20: we'd have speakers and then the organization would have, you know,
Speaker 20: an opportunity for legislators to stand and say I'm pro
Speaker 20: life and I'm pro life. This is very different, changing
Speaker 20: the format. The last two years is a time for
Speaker 20: great witnesses and stories. And what was amazing last year
Speaker 20: was when I heard from young people who had.
Speaker 2: Attended students who were applot.
Speaker 20: We have a scholarship program, and that was the first
Speaker 20: time they had attended anything of that magnitude and how
Speaker 20: it impacted them. Hearing witness stories of a mother who
Speaker 20: may have been conceived and a young woman conceived in
Speaker 20: a violent act and what her life had value, or
Speaker 20: someone who was raised in an orphanage, or someone whose
Speaker 20: child is maybe diagnosed with a diagnosis and someone have
Speaker 20: said let's terminate that pregnancy, but that family and mom
Speaker 20: said and husband said no. And so hearing those witnesses
Speaker 20: and those testimonies to life, it's up.
Speaker 16: This is really about uplifting.
Speaker 2: This isn't about protests.
Speaker 20: This is about uplifting life and coming together with it
Speaker 20: with a in celebration.
Speaker 2: Of life and witness. It's very nice. If people want
Speaker 2: to find out more, what's your website?
Speaker 20: Doa They can go directly to the March website, which
Speaker 20: is Kentucky Marchfolife dot org, or they can always call
Speaker 20: our office on Monday for a bit more information. We're
Speaker 20: watching the weather closely. That's the other thing I want
Speaker 20: to add. We know that there could be snow. And
Speaker 20: if it's snow where school buses to the extent and
Speaker 20: parts that say it cannot travel safely, we will postpone
Speaker 20: one week. But right now we're holding out. We have
Speaker 20: we have walked and prayed and gathered in the snow
Speaker 20: and the sleep before.
Speaker 2: So see what it brings. Very good And again that
Speaker 2: is this coming Wednesday in Frankfurt, the state capital of
Speaker 2: the Commonwealth of Kentucky, with a prayer service beginning at
Speaker 2: nine thirty and then the march Yes.
Speaker 20: And the preacher services at another location at Good Shepherd
Speaker 20: Church in Frankford.
Speaker 2: Yes, all right, Ada Wushner, I wish you great success
Speaker 2: and we'll pray for no snow.
Speaker 16: Yes, thank you, thank you, all right.
Speaker 2: You got it?
Speaker 1: Gives from Wally on the way, and we'll have a
Speaker 1: conversation with Moegger before we're done.
Speaker 2: Seven hundred WLW Good morning kids time or gives from
Speaker 2: Wally one more day to remember. A man returns from
Speaker 2: his doctor's appointment tells his wife that the doctor has
Speaker 2: told him he has only twenty four hours left to live.
Speaker 2: Given this prognosis, the man asked his wife if they
Speaker 2: can make love. She agrees, and they do.
Speaker 1: About six hours later, the husband goes to his wife
Speaker 1: and says, honey, you know I only have eighteen hours
Speaker 1: to live now, could we please do that one more time?
Speaker 2: And the wife agrees.
Speaker 1: Later, as the man's getting into bed, he looks at
Speaker 1: his watch and realizes he now has only eight hours left.
Speaker 1: He gently touches his wife on the shoulder and asks, honey,
Speaker 1: please just one more time before I die. She says,
Speaker 1: of course, dear, and they make love for the third time.
Speaker 1: After this, the wife rolls over and falls asleep. The man, however,
Speaker 1: worried about his impending death, tosses and turns until he's
Speaker 1: down to four hours left. He taps his wife, wakes
Speaker 1: her up, says, honey, I only have four more hours.
Speaker 1: Do you think we could?
Speaker 2: At this point, the wife sits up and says, listen,
Speaker 2: I have to get up in the morning.
Speaker 29: You don't it say if you a fat cheek, put
Speaker 29: your hands up, pie hands love, pie hands love, hie.
Speaker 29: Tell them him that lies down right now, put me
Speaker 29: get them. I'm talking about God.
Speaker 1: Perfect Kendrick and Drake before all the ugliness. Time to
Speaker 1: talk to Moe Egger on a super weekend on seven
Speaker 1: under w L W. Oh remember the good old days,
Speaker 1: back when Kendrick and Drake were still pals.
Speaker 2: No, I don't either, Liam. Liam said you want some Kendrick?
Speaker 2: And I said, sure, he's playing the super Bowl halftime
Speaker 2: why not? And I saw Kendrick and Drake.
Speaker 1: Apparently there's some half of Kendrick's songs are about a
Speaker 1: feud with Drake. I mean that's not a really great
Speaker 1: career builder, is that when all your material is just
Speaker 1: dissing another artist.
Speaker 2: I don't get it, but I guess it works.
Speaker 5: You know, he's playing the he's playing the halftime show
Speaker 5: the Super Bowl, so it's working.
Speaker 2: Right, right, It is working for him, absolutely right.
Speaker 1: Two days before pitchers and catchers report, are you were
Speaker 1: you always a Florida guy or an Arizona guy when
Speaker 1: it came to baseball.
Speaker 2: In the spring.
Speaker 5: Arizona because if you go to Arizona, it's easier to
Speaker 5: see multiple games in one day. I go to Arizona
Speaker 5: every year for spring training with friends of mine, and yeah,
Speaker 5: in Florida, things are a little bit spread out, right, Yeah,
Speaker 5: you know it's hard to see two games in one
Speaker 5: day if you go down there in Arizona it's a
Speaker 5: lot more doable. So I'm an Arizona guy.
Speaker 1: Well, it seems like if you're going for baseball, I
Speaker 1: can definitely understand. If you're going just to see some
Speaker 1: baseball and other things, maybe Florida would be a better pick.
Speaker 2: But that's just me sure.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, But if you're going strictly for the baseball vibe,
Speaker 1: that's what it's all about.
Speaker 2: It's a spring trip. Are you Are you going this year?
Speaker 5: I'm going this year. I'll leave in nineteen days. I
Speaker 5: can't win.
Speaker 1: Oh, very nice, very nice. I wonder, I wonder what
Speaker 1: we're going to do on Saturday morning. Call you at
Speaker 1: five forty in the morning.
Speaker 5: We will discuss that.
Speaker 1: Okay, Uh, NBA trade deadline happened this week. Any big
Speaker 1: surprises for Moegar?
Speaker 5: Well, yeah, I mean the big surprise was a week
Speaker 5: ago Luca Doncis being traded by the Dallas Mavericks to
Speaker 5: the Los Angeles Lakers. You know, in in in the
Speaker 5: NBA and a sports you typically don't see star traded
Speaker 5: for star. Right in the NBA, we got that. We
Speaker 5: got a star, an all NBA guy traded for a
Speaker 5: bona fide star. What's been interesting about it is watching
Speaker 5: the reaction from it from Dallas. They were a finals
Speaker 5: team last year, right, and here you have an all
Speaker 5: NBA guy trade to a Western Conference rival. We don't
Speaker 5: have trades like that of the NBA. So yeah, it
Speaker 5: was pretty pretty amazing, all right. Uh.
Speaker 1: Liam says that the Lakers should have traded Anthony Davis
Speaker 1: a couple of years ago but did not.
Speaker 5: So this is I don't disagree with that, all right.
Speaker 2: I just remember a d in college.
Speaker 1: I haven't watched a whole lot of NBA, I'll be
Speaker 1: brutally honest in that, but I knew that that was
Speaker 1: a blockbuster.
Speaker 2: The doncis for ad.
Speaker 1: Huge and they they did not. They wound up not
Speaker 1: trading Kevin Durant when it looked like all all the
Speaker 1: world that that was going to happen.
Speaker 5: Uh. Yeah, you know, NBA trades are weird because we
Speaker 5: can't so you have to make the money match. And
Speaker 5: you know, I mean, if if you're acquiring Kevin Durant,
Speaker 5: you have to give up a lot of draft capital,
Speaker 5: right Kevin Durant, I mean guy, but he was a
Speaker 5: rookie in two thousand and eight, so he's been around
Speaker 5: for a while. Yeah, Yeah, I mean he's he is
Speaker 5: the NBA superstar who's not really identifiable with one particular
Speaker 5: team because of his success in Oklahoma City. Obviously, he
Speaker 5: was the NBA Finals MVP twice with the Golden State Warriors,
Speaker 5: once in the nets. Now with the Phoenix Suns, he's
Speaker 5: honked around a lot.
Speaker 2: Do you uh, let's switch gears.
Speaker 1: Do you think that Trey Hendrickson got uh got ripped
Speaker 1: off and in not being chosen NFL Defensive Player of
Speaker 1: the Year.
Speaker 5: I wouldn't say ripped off. I mean he was the finalist,
Speaker 5: which is pretty.
Speaker 2: Cool second place.
Speaker 5: Yeah, No, I don't think he got ripped off. Patrick
Speaker 5: Tertan Jr. Was uh had a great year. What's going
Speaker 5: to be interesting with Trey Andrickson is what happens next
Speaker 5: because you know, we've talked a lot about the Bengals
Speaker 5: off season. Yeah, what do they do with him? You know,
Speaker 5: he's thirty one years old, he is one year left
Speaker 5: on his contract. He wants an extension. Do the Bengals
Speaker 5: give it to him or do they trade him for
Speaker 5: draft capital. That's going to be interesting that they mentioned.
Speaker 1: And the biggest thing about the hype leading up this
Speaker 1: week that I always can kind of wonder about is
Speaker 1: how much of this could we actually live without?
Speaker 2: Is this just.
Speaker 1: I mean, you know, now we're talking about Blake Lively
Speaker 1: and not being it with Taylor Swift in the box
Speaker 1: because of some kind of brew haha that happened in
Speaker 1: a movie. And you know, all of that stuff just
Speaker 1: seems so non football to me. And there's so much
Speaker 1: non football silliness that surrounds the Super Bowl.
Speaker 2: It's just because it's such the huge media.
Speaker 1: Event, and people kind of the game gets lost, and
Speaker 1: because you can only talk about the game so much
Speaker 1: until there's nothing else to say, you just go ahead
Speaker 1: and play, for God's sake and stop all this celebrity nonsense.
Speaker 1: It was good to see Shack Diesel again doing something.
Speaker 1: You know, I didn't. I didn't quit in with the
Speaker 1: NFL necessarily, but he's there. Everybody's gathered in New Orleans
Speaker 1: for this. Do you do you get bleary eyed over
Speaker 1: all of the build up and the hype.
Speaker 5: No, because I don't pay attention to to begin with. Okay,
Speaker 5: I didn't know there was a beat between Jaylor Switzers
Speaker 5: and Blake Wiley because I just don't. I just don't
Speaker 5: pay attention to it. At the end of the day,
Speaker 5: it's a football game. So at six point thirty tomorrow,
Speaker 5: I'll watch the football game, and the stuff like is
Speaker 5: angellary to it. I just don't pay attention to.
Speaker 1: Begin with, Right we have, isn't there's somebody locally that
Speaker 1: has a has a commercial in the in the Super Bowl.
Speaker 1: Some guys want to some guy locally and I can't
Speaker 1: even think of who it was and what it was for,
Speaker 1: But apparently some locals will get their moment in the
Speaker 1: national spotlight with Super Bowl commercials. Do you get jazzed
Speaker 1: about any of the commercials? I don't want to show.
Speaker 5: So I used to. But you know, back in the
Speaker 5: day when people weren't offended by anything by everything, I
Speaker 5: should say the commercials were funny. Now they're not funny
Speaker 5: anymore because people get offended by everything. So you know,
Speaker 5: we can't we can't poke the bear, so to speak,
Speaker 5: with Super Bowl commercials.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, go ahead, go ahead, I said. I
Speaker 2: kind of meane kind of feel like that's changing though.
Speaker 1: Now I kind of feel like I feel like comedians
Speaker 1: are able to go out and do stuff that maybe
Speaker 1: a couple of years ago, the will cancel culture wouldn't
Speaker 1: stand for. But I think I feel like it's kind
Speaker 1: of changing.
Speaker 5: I feel like it is too, and it's it's refreshing.
Speaker 5: But you know the other thing is like super Bowl, Like,
Speaker 5: but lay had a super Bowl commercial that came out
Speaker 5: last week. So here's our super Bowl commercial. Well they
Speaker 5: put it on YouTube. Well it's not a super Bowl
Speaker 5: commercial if you release it the week before. So I
Speaker 5: feel like a lot of them we see before the
Speaker 5: actual game starts. But yeah, I mean that's that's always
Speaker 5: a part of it, right, Like what are the big
Speaker 5: super Bowl commercials? And I can excited for it? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Sure, Sweets and Meats is the local place it has
Speaker 1: a super Bowl commercial?
Speaker 5: Yes, yes, can't wait.
Speaker 2: I love Sweets and Meats.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about the game a little bit and that's
Speaker 1: all you've doing probably all week long. But one more
Speaker 1: time with feeling moeger Uh, how do you how do
Speaker 1: you feel like the game happens and what is the
Speaker 1: what is the hinge point? What is the turning point
Speaker 1: in the game that we'll decide whether it's Eagles or Chiefs.
Speaker 1: Isn't an early start for the Chiefs?
Speaker 2: Do they can?
Speaker 1: Can Kansas City afford to get down like they have
Speaker 1: in the first half of their previous Super Bowl wins.
Speaker 1: Tell me what what what's the key on tomorrow?
Speaker 5: Can the Philadelphia Eagles play from ahead? Because their game
Speaker 5: is running the football, eating cloths, giving the ball to
Speaker 5: say Kuon Barkley, not asking Jalen Hurts to throw it
Speaker 5: a bunch of times. To me, that's the key to
Speaker 5: this game. Can Can the Philadelphia Eagles force the Kansas
Speaker 5: City Chiefs to play from behind? Because if if it's
Speaker 5: the other way around, if it's Casey leading from the start,
Speaker 5: and now you've got to force Jaleen Hurts to throw it,
Speaker 5: he can. They've got very good wide resp he was
Speaker 5: with A. J. Brown and Devonte Smith. But to me,
Speaker 5: that's what I'm paying attention to more than anything else.
Speaker 5: Can Philadelphia play from ahead? If so? I like their chances.
Speaker 1: Does Andy Reid and Spagnola have a good plan to
Speaker 1: stop Barkley? Can anybody stop Sequon Barkley for running?
Speaker 5: Well, that's the thing, right, I mean, do they sell
Speaker 5: themselves out to stop the run and make Asia and
Speaker 5: make Jalen Hurts throw it? I mean, if there's a
Speaker 5: defensive coordinator in the NFL who has a plan. It's
Speaker 5: shay kuon Barkley. But I think that's what this game
Speaker 5: is all about. It's about Philadelphia's offense. Can they control
Speaker 5: the game and can they keep the ball out of
Speaker 5: Patrick mahomes hands.
Speaker 1: I saw an interview with Alex Smith, who of course
Speaker 1: was the quarterback Kansas City before Patrick. He kind of
Speaker 1: mentored Patrick Mahomes and then was replaced by Patrick Mahomes,
Speaker 1: and they were asking him what he sees in Patrick
Speaker 1: mahomes game that's different than you know, the no look
Speaker 1: passes and all the other sleight of hand that Patrick
Speaker 1: Mahomes is known for. And he said, it's and it
Speaker 1: was a great answer, and it's obvious answer. He said,
Speaker 1: it's what's in his head now. It's it's the mental
Speaker 1: process that he has to go along with all those
Speaker 1: physical wow moments that we've seen out of Patrick Mahomes
Speaker 1: in his career and just knowing when to He's not
Speaker 1: going to throw the fifty yard bomb anymore necessarily. He
Speaker 1: may he may decide to just tuck the ball and run,
Speaker 1: and he's been successful doing that when he has to.
Speaker 2: But he says it's just the mental.
Speaker 1: Progress of someone who's been in the league now for
Speaker 1: as many years as Patrick Mahomes has and and he
Speaker 1: said that's the big difference that he sees now that
Speaker 1: he's just a confident in mental state of mind as
Speaker 1: far as seeing the whole field and understanding everything.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it makes sense, right. I Mean, you have a
Speaker 5: guy who came into the NFL with obvious incredible physical gifts,
Speaker 5: but when you accumulate experience, it's you add that to
Speaker 5: what he does physically. It's pretty remarkable. I mean, look,
Speaker 5: Bengals fans don't want to hear this, but he is
Speaker 5: on the custom maybe winning his fourth super Bowl and
Speaker 5: he's not yet thirty years old. And when Tom Brady
Speaker 5: won his seventh, I thought like, man, no one's going
Speaker 5: to do that. No one will approach seven super Bowls,
Speaker 5: no one will play in ten. Well, our guy here
Speaker 5: is maybe going to win his fourth and he's not
Speaker 5: yet thirty years old. It's really interesting to think about
Speaker 5: where this could go. And if you're a guy like
Speaker 5: Joe Burrow or Lamar Jackson or Josh Allen, that's the
Speaker 5: guy you're compared to, right, And with every with every
Speaker 5: super Bowl he's in, and with every championship he wins,
Speaker 5: he becomes more and more difficult to catch. But yeah,
Speaker 5: I mean the physical talents. We saw that his first game,
Speaker 5: which came in Weeks seventeen, in twenty seventeen, but he
Speaker 5: was backing up. You mentioned Alex Smith. The physical gifts
Speaker 5: were abundantly clear. And maybe this year he wasn't as
Speaker 5: good as he has been, but he's a smart player.
Speaker 5: He doesn't make mistakes, and when you combine that with
Speaker 5: what he's able to do physically, it's pretty remarkable.
Speaker 2: That debut game is the game that I became a
Speaker 2: Kansas City Chiefs fan. As a matter of fact, it was.
Speaker 2: It was the first time I saw Patrick Mahomes. I said, okay,
Speaker 2: Bengals didn't have Joe Burrow. Then I didn't know they
Speaker 2: were going to get Joe Burrow. Yeah you know, I.
Speaker 1: Just said, okay, I'm leaving town real quick. Super Bowl
Speaker 1: parties at home or somewhere else. I say at home
Speaker 1: because I don't like passing out in somebody else's shag carpet.
Speaker 5: I prefer my house because I know I'll like the
Speaker 5: drinks at my house. But uh, I never little party.
Speaker 1: Okay, have a fun super Bowl and enjoy yourself. Take care,
Speaker 1: mo egar this morning counselor how are you what's going on?
Speaker 11: Man?
Speaker 1: Well, you tell me what's happening on the day Saturday
Speaker 1: Midday Show.
Speaker 30: I don't know if I can take much more winning.
Speaker 30: I mean, it is just unbelievable. Gary Jeff every day
Speaker 30: something of substance, got the little Gem last night, it
Speaker 30: just couldn't get better. The Kennedy Center. Trump kicks out
Speaker 30: the chairman and who's your place him with himself?
Speaker 1: Of course, I mean, it is just it's great yank
Speaker 1: and Joe Biden's security clearance exactly what he did to Trump.
Speaker 2: It's hard keeping up with it.
Speaker 1: We're gonna try to got the freak out of Maxine
Speaker 1: Waters and the rest of the damn's storming the the
Speaker 1: doors of the Department of Education and the guy said, no,
Speaker 1: I can't let you in.
Speaker 30: You know what, trot her out as much as you
Speaker 30: can do. Oh please, What a clown she is. And
Speaker 30: then we're going to talk about Jasmine Crockett, who is
Speaker 30: the biggest racist in the country talking about mediocre white boys.
Speaker 30: Can you imagine if that were turned around? But of
Speaker 30: course she gets.
Speaker 2: Away with it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I just love the guy. The security guard at
Speaker 1: the Doe.
Speaker 2: It just stands there. Show me your ID. I showed
Speaker 2: you my ID, Well, show me ID again. No, we're
Speaker 2: paying your salary.
Speaker 1: Yeah, actually the American taxpayers are paying their salary and
Speaker 1: his salary and the entire the entire thing, which is
Speaker 1: exactly the point.
Speaker 2: They look like buffoons. Keep it up, please, we need
Speaker 2: open check book in Washington, DC, just like we've got
Speaker 2: in the state of Ohio. Who's on the show, gonna.
Speaker 30: Be talking to Steve Gooden, gonna talk about some city
Speaker 30: ouseil Shenanigans and going on's down there, and All's going
Speaker 30: to talk to political consultant Kevin Burton about Trump's first
Speaker 30: three weeks.
Speaker 2: Kevin is uh, right down the line.
Speaker 30: He's not a Republican or a Democrat, so it's always
Speaker 30: good to check in with him.
Speaker 2: So he's wishy washy, is what you tell me.
Speaker 30: You know, he's a consultant. Then he's got to get
Speaker 30: clients from Boston.
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