Speaker 1: About robbery units.
Speaker 2: Hey, zip it shright is laughter? Ten o'clock Thursday.
Speaker 1: Dan Mason's unit.
Speaker 2: Time to do Cops Rock. We'll do you a little
Speaker 2: bit after. I want to talk about it. I want
Speaker 2: to talk about Dan Mason's unit. All Rightop, you know
Speaker 2: why why Dan.
Speaker 3: Mason has an impressive unit. But before that, Dave Jennings.
Speaker 4: We also mix in some first responders besides police officers
Speaker 4: as well on Cops Rock. It's one big, happy family
Speaker 4: that we all need. Last Friday, an off duty paramedic
Speaker 4: and an obgyn saved the life of a sixteen year
Speaker 4: old who became unconscious during a tennis tournament in Gaines Township, Michigan.
Speaker 4: According to the Kent County Sheriff's Office, the two performed
Speaker 4: CPR and rescue breaths on the team until deputies arrived
Speaker 4: and took over. When they arrived, they took over and
Speaker 4: used an AED, an automated external defibrillator to deliver a
Speaker 4: single shock. That teenager immediately responded, then transported to the
Speaker 4: hospital for further treatment and is doing well all right.
Speaker 2: Whenever you get to those places, the tennis place is
Speaker 2: to work out the gyms. Find where that is because
Speaker 2: they have him on the wall somewhere.
Speaker 3: How odd, Tony giving us hard advice? You know, it
Speaker 3: was really good at those defibrillators.
Speaker 4: Who Sergeant Dan Mason all right and his unit? I
Speaker 4: missed something obviously.
Speaker 1: Have you never seen Sergeant Dan Mason's unit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's in the robbery unit.
Speaker 5: Sorry, I got some stuff to say about my boy.
Speaker 5: Go ahead, Jenny, this one's kind of different.
Speaker 4: In August, Keith Young from San Antonio experienced a life
Speaker 4: threatening situation when his heart suddenly stopped at home.
Speaker 1: Tony, you want to wagh in on this.
Speaker 4: He was upstairs getting ready to shower when he sensed
Speaker 4: something was wrong, prompting him to signal for help by
Speaker 4: pounding on the floor. His wife, Rachel, immediately called nine
Speaker 4: to one one when she found him struggling to Breathe
Speaker 4: lost consciousness soon after. Moments later, she got a text
Speaker 4: from Randy Rustin. Love Randy, He's a good guy. Randy
Speaker 4: Rustin's great dispatcher with the San Antonio Fire Department, who
Speaker 4: used new emergency response technology to assess through a live
Speaker 4: video link sent to her phone. He was able to
Speaker 4: see Keith's condition in real time, observing vital signs such
Speaker 4: as heart rate and skin tone. It allowed the dispatcher
Speaker 4: to be virtually on site as he guided Rachel through
Speaker 4: CPR until paramedics arrived. Keith survived and has fully recovered.
Speaker 1: I know all about pounding the floor.
Speaker 2: Okay, So international sign when you had everyone needs to
Speaker 2: learn this, right. Oh wait, The international sign when you're
Speaker 2: having heart trouble, right, is to grab your chest and
Speaker 2: then you say you put your hand to the air.
Speaker 2: Uh huh, and you go, wheezy easy, I'm coming, I'm coming.
Speaker 1: It's Alizabeth.
Speaker 2: It's Elizabeth.
Speaker 3: Listeners, you know how foolish they look saying wheezyst to
Speaker 3: have Elizabeth?
Speaker 2: I know. Let's try it again, elizabebit, I'm coming to John.
Speaker 2: You and everyone in the room will go, oh, he's
Speaker 2: having a heart attack. That's right, that's the international sign.
Speaker 2: I'm having a hard.
Speaker 3: And Todave's story right there. Remember the most important thing
Speaker 3: when someone's having a heart attack is to check their
Speaker 3: skin tone.
Speaker 2: Evidently, uh so, wheezy was on.
Speaker 5: Uh Jefferson's Yeah, moving on up.
Speaker 4: And In the aftermath of Hurricane Aleen, the Asheville Fire
Speaker 4: Department has recovered hundreds of photos along the Swannanoa River.
Speaker 4: Along with other officers and volunteers. Detective Sam de Grave
Speaker 4: has been leading the effort to recover and return these
Speaker 4: photos to their owners. They were found during flood zones
Speaker 4: searches as the police were working on evacuation and rescue efforts.
Speaker 4: He first found a photo of a young girl while
Speaker 4: checking for people in need of rescue, and began collecting more.
Speaker 4: He thought the picks would initially be useful in identifying
Speaker 4: who'd been accounted for, but over time he realized the
Speaker 4: personal significance they held for families who lost their homes,
Speaker 4: so other detectives, female workers, and volunteers soon joined the
Speaker 4: effort to gather and return them.
Speaker 2: So many of those stories, it's very sad when they
Speaker 2: come back and they're like but they have to say
Speaker 2: to the camera, well, the most important thing is that
Speaker 2: we're alive. But they're looking at their property we wiped out,
Speaker 2: and they're like everything we had was in this house,
Speaker 2: like everything.
Speaker 4: And Matt Sanders I saw a bid on. It was
Speaker 4: a hit on DRB. I couldn't find a printed story,
Speaker 4: but it was an officer Abernathy delivering groceries and things
Speaker 4: to folks.
Speaker 1: It was a good story.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they have Bev's Closet down at the downtown area
Speaker 5: patrol right there a second and Jeff the DAP unit
Speaker 5: started this thing called Bev's Closet a few years ago.
Speaker 5: And there was a feature that Stefan Johnson did the
Speaker 5: other day and essentially, like homeless can walk into our
Speaker 5: police station and route through donated clothes, jackets and shoes
Speaker 5: and stuff like colder two. Yeah, and it's a wonderful
Speaker 5: thing that not very many people know about. We've talked
Speaker 5: about it for years. I'm gonna bring some clothes some
Speaker 5: jackets for you. I just drop them off from you
Speaker 5: or take them straight to second And Jeff right there
Speaker 5: at the corner of Kick, I don't think the homeless
Speaker 5: guys right there you walk in and right there you.
Speaker 2: Mean you people? Homeless people want skinny jeans, they want
Speaker 2: they want warm clothes. Why is all.
Speaker 1: The homeless where lululemons? Trinity crap.
Speaker 2: It's a mock turtle turtles, So it's a little warmer
Speaker 2: than just a regular All.
Speaker 3: Of a sudden, all of our home loooks look at
Speaker 3: Trinity graduates.
Speaker 1: Matt Sanders joins the show, How you doing to me?
Speaker 5: Good?
Speaker 1: To see you so much to talk about. First of all, I.
Speaker 2: Should stop signing in under different names when you come
Speaker 2: here today. He signed in his tim Walls. I thought
Speaker 2: that would get you to answer the door quicker.
Speaker 1: It's hard to get building.
Speaker 2: I'm the criminals everywhere. It's like Fort Knox in here.
Speaker 2: Sure you're Let's see a bag. What did I sign
Speaker 2: in his last week? I can't remember?
Speaker 1: It was?
Speaker 3: Sergeant bad Sanders joins the show. Let's talk about a
Speaker 3: lot going on. We're not going to get to it all,
Speaker 3: but I'm on social media, IM scrolling and I see
Speaker 3: what looks to be a body.
Speaker 2: No, hang on, we're gonna start with the pill thing first.
Speaker 2: So you said you wanted he wanted to start with
Speaker 2: the pills. He wanted to start with pills.
Speaker 3: What about what aboutbbery? Oh wait, wait, wait, wait wait.
Speaker 3: Before we do this, let me just say that this
Speaker 3: city is so blessed to have Sergeant Dan Mason's unit.
Speaker 3: Now go ahead with.
Speaker 2: Your robbery unit.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Dan Mason, I want to I do want to
Speaker 5: tell you. I want to take fifteen seconds in shout
Speaker 5: out our robbery unit. So they're an elite unit, they're
Speaker 5: nationally recognized Dan Mason may be the sergeant the robbery unit,
Speaker 5: but it's his detectives that actually do all the good work.
Speaker 5: And what I want to promote here today is that
Speaker 5: our business robberies from our rubber unit. We we doubled
Speaker 5: the national average of solvable business robbery. So the national
Speaker 5: allage show is like thirty to forty twenty eight somewhere
Speaker 5: around there. Our robbery units clear right of sixty percent.
Speaker 2: I means you were either really good at your job
Speaker 2: or the other guys are really stupid.
Speaker 5: Well, you know, criminals do keep us in business. You
Speaker 5: know you could, but hey, man, but here's the thing
Speaker 5: about robbery.
Speaker 2: Criminals keep us business.
Speaker 5: When you rob a bank, you're going to and you
Speaker 5: get caught, you're going to prison. So most crimes in
Speaker 5: this community, people do think that you don't get the
Speaker 5: full punishment for But Robin grows. Yeah, so you're you're
Speaker 5: doing eighty five percent. You're doing the full bit, right.
Speaker 5: And so when when our robbery unit puts a strong
Speaker 5: case together makes an arrest, that person is going to
Speaker 5: prison for.
Speaker 1: A long time.
Speaker 3: To the departments out there, traffic and whatnot, you sure
Speaker 3: could take a page out of a sergeant Dan Mason's man.
Speaker 4: All right, homicide.
Speaker 2: This is important us.
Speaker 1: A little bit.
Speaker 5: So the only reason why I'm here today, the only
Speaker 5: reason we're not talking about eighteenth and not only all.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we are, we're going to talk about that and
Speaker 2: that's next.
Speaker 5: The only reason why I'm here today is to talk
Speaker 5: about this weekend is Prescription Drug take Back Day.
Speaker 1: This is a.
Speaker 5: National thing that the DEA does, and uh we did.
Speaker 2: We did one in April. We're doing one this Saturday.
Speaker 5: It's at a bunch of area Kroger and Walgreens locations Ballardsville,
Speaker 5: Popa Level, Hubbard's, New cut Taylorsville, Dixie, Holiday Manor or
Speaker 5: the Kroger locations for Walgreens, Fagan Bush, Westport, uh Frankfurt, Avenue,
Speaker 5: Hikes and Shelbyville. So all these locations, Look, get in
Speaker 5: your cabinets, get that expired crap out of your cabinets.
Speaker 5: As as we're gonna bundle up for the winner. You
Speaker 5: don't need that. That that whatever medicine that's that's been
Speaker 5: expired for two years holding on to.
Speaker 2: The toilet, don't bring it to us.
Speaker 5: Okay, Look, we have children that overdose on expired medication
Speaker 5: all the time, all the time. Don't throw it in
Speaker 5: the water, supply, don't throw it in the trash, donate
Speaker 5: it for free, give it back to the give it
Speaker 5: back to us, and we dispose of it safely. Okay,
Speaker 5: this is a big deal, and I'm gonna tell you
Speaker 5: how big of a deal it is. So we The
Speaker 5: last one we did was in April. This is a
Speaker 5: nationwide event. How many pounds of drugs do you think
Speaker 5: the DEA collected?
Speaker 1: Thirty five thousand?
Speaker 2: I know that's actually pretty close.
Speaker 5: Really, total weight of drugs collected six hundred and seventy
Speaker 5: thousand pounds. Wow, stop, three hundred and thirty five tons,
Speaker 5: Oh my god. Inspired nationwide, it was forty eight hundred
Speaker 5: total collection sites. This is just one event back in April.
Speaker 5: We do this twice a year. Forty six hundred law
Speaker 5: enforcement agencies participate in.
Speaker 2: This annual event. That's crazy.
Speaker 5: And the total weight of all time is almost ninety
Speaker 5: two hundred tons of expiredmental Wow. These are hydrochrot pills.
Speaker 5: I mean, I mean, get this crap out of our cabinets,
Speaker 5: chargeant Matt Sanders. I normally don't do this, but we'll
Speaker 5: make an exception.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I'm.
Speaker 3: Going to volunteer my time to help collect drugs drug from.
Speaker 2: Background, get a good idea. That was the way. That's
Speaker 2: what you wanted to talk about today. Thanks for having me.
Speaker 1: Back down because I gotta ask about this.
Speaker 2: Let's talk about the steamy body.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 3: So I'm rolling through social media and I see a
Speaker 3: picture mistake which what looks like what looks like a
Speaker 3: body wrapped up in trash bags and duct taped. And
Speaker 3: I said, well, there's no way that's what this is.
Speaker 3: Is sitting on the street at eighteenth and Muhammed. So
Speaker 3: it's somebody playing a joke. There's no way this is
Speaker 3: a body. Turns out it is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a body. Wow, Yeah it was a body.
Speaker 5: So Sunday morning is when L and P was we
Speaker 5: were dispatched on this. Some some people walking down the
Speaker 5: street actually found it and called us and we got there,
Speaker 5: and you know, in case it is a body, we
Speaker 5: don't want to tamper with it, of course, because the
Speaker 5: body is a very critical piece of evidence in any
Speaker 5: homicide investigation. So ripping it apart and poking add it,
Speaker 5: prodden at it, cover it with sheets, that's ill advised. Okay,
Speaker 5: there's science against it.
Speaker 2: What does it look like? It's a bag with some
Speaker 2: duct tape on it. Yeah, I mean it's like the
Speaker 2: neck was taped where you get it looked like. That's
Speaker 2: what made me think there's no way it's a body.
Speaker 5: Because it looks like, Yeah, it makes sense, especially around
Speaker 5: this time of year, holidays, in the.
Speaker 2: Side, it's in the middle, it's it's on in the
Speaker 2: middle of the road, street in the middle.
Speaker 1: Boat.
Speaker 5: Listen, it's alarming. Okay, So this doesn't happen every day, Okay,
Speaker 5: So we notified all media that it was a death investigation,
Speaker 5: and then the corner came and collected the body and
Speaker 5: took in and processed it. And then once the corner
Speaker 5: started digging a little deeper, we found out that that
Speaker 5: the body. They had to take the baggage and the
Speaker 5: tape and all that stuff off, and once the corner
Speaker 5: started to do their thing, they realized that it was
Speaker 5: in fact a body and it was shot multiple times.
Speaker 5: So then we learned this on Monday. So then we
Speaker 5: updated all the media and said, hey, this death investigation
Speaker 5: is now we are confirming it's a homicide investigation.
Speaker 2: And the media ran with it. They say, hey, you
Speaker 2: know the body that was found in the Millistry eighteenth
Speaker 2: nonis now a homicide investigation. And then the social media
Speaker 2: kicked in, Yeah, and it kicked in, and it went
Speaker 2: in one thousand percent, and it was a train that
Speaker 2: we're trying to derail. The rampant regurgitated bull crap rumors
Speaker 2: that came out of unsubstantiated claims is ridiculous.
Speaker 5: Serial killer and listen, No, to my knowledge, Dexter Morgan
Speaker 5: does not know. That's exactly what I thought in Jefferson
Speaker 5: County what I saw, and I thought, Dexter from decks
Speaker 5: it sounds juicy, and everybody wants to spend the narrative,
Speaker 5: but look, actually you're you're you're kind of crapping on
Speaker 5: the original scene here. I mean, this is a victim
Speaker 5: that was shot multiple times and then you know, essentially
Speaker 5: thrown in bags and taped and discarded, and that victim
Speaker 5: has a family, and then there's this narrative that's just
Speaker 5: getting blown up that there was bodies in the third
Speaker 5: division and can run and shanks and l and PD's
Speaker 5: not talking to us about bodies that are this is
Speaker 5: the only body that we found this way. Okay, there's
Speaker 5: no serial killer this is an isolated incident, and our
Speaker 5: homicide unit probably not as good as robbery, but really
Speaker 5: really good all over this case.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 3: And you might not be able to comment on this,
Speaker 3: but sometimes in certain situations, individuals or sending goods, they
Speaker 3: want to send a message because it doesn't seem like
Speaker 3: it seems like leaving that body there is set in
Speaker 3: a message.
Speaker 2: I understand you're watching too much Breaking Back.
Speaker 5: Okay, So you're saying it if there was litten, if
Speaker 5: there was what we call it, the trash bag killer. Look,
Speaker 5: so you're denying that the existence of the trash bag killer.
Speaker 2: I am okay.
Speaker 5: And I'm denying cartel dismemberment involvement too, which is a
Speaker 5: bunch of other comments we got on our social media.
Speaker 2: I'm shooting it all down. I'm telling you it's isolated.
Speaker 5: Okay, and we will be very proactive with any developing
Speaker 5: leads in this case.
Speaker 1: I'm domics you all right. Will you keep us uh no,
Speaker 1: I don't want to say a breast around. Can you
Speaker 1: keep us.
Speaker 3: Advised on this when you know, maybe fires attacks or
Speaker 3: the news we can follow this case.
Speaker 1: It really is.
Speaker 2: Uh yeah uh. And again the juicy details are kind
Speaker 2: of crazy. But we'll talk about it later. But get
Speaker 2: your what's the day for the pill back? It's this Saturday,
Speaker 2: prescription drug take back.
Speaker 3: They get rid of those Which which one do you
Speaker 3: want me?
Speaker 1: Which location you want me at?
Speaker 2: Any of them?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 5: I'm gonna pick up, show up with the doctor's gown,
Speaker 5: show up with Sergeant Dan makes.
Speaker 3: I showed you, show up with the doctor's gown, seth
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Speaker 2: is not in here again because he just wanders off.
Speaker 2: Even though you told him he had a minute and
Speaker 2: a half, he decided to just wander off. There he is.
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Speaker 2: All right, do we lose yesterdayee?
Speaker 1: No, No, you nailed it. I want to go now
Speaker 1: we did? You put my hawks out of a ditch
Speaker 1: and said ninety seven.
Speaker 4: Nice homish reference thank you, thank you.
Speaker 2: He knows when uh and we ain't hey for our day.
Speaker 1: Scott's in here with.
Speaker 2: Say Scott, Hey, guys, how you doing?
Speaker 1: No, say hi Scott, and there you go.
Speaker 2: All right to play some songs here, let's get this
Speaker 2: thing nailed up. Come on.
Speaker 4: These were all top twenty hits back in the day.
Speaker 4: One of my favorite songs, So darn catchy. Oh Abba,
Speaker 4: it's a palindrome. It's abba, it's sos also a palindrome.
Speaker 2: Seventy it's in the seventy seventy. Maybe can I use.
Speaker 3: A lifeline Kathy Tyler Young, No, you may not. She's
Speaker 3: you know how you got parrot heads and stuff like that.
Speaker 3: My sister in law Kathy is an abba.
Speaker 2: ID seventy six. I think it's seventy six six.
Speaker 1: I'll go with seventy six for now.
Speaker 2: I'm going seventy seven. Let me listen to it. Yea,
Speaker 2: the steward stood. This is the redhead singing right. I
Speaker 2: think it's the blonde. So good.
Speaker 1: Here we go.
Speaker 4: So s Mama Mia coming back to the Kentucky Center
Speaker 4: in December.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, hey, maybe your sister would like to go
Speaker 3: see Mama mea with me and before that I.
Speaker 1: Could cook her some lots of pasta linguini.
Speaker 4: Thank you, bad Tony VENETI and get the lives of
Speaker 4: pasta marin Era and meet balls too.
Speaker 1: Hey, sister is the marror nera to my meat book?
Speaker 1: Thank you, Tony.
Speaker 4: I don't remember this Captain and to Neil song, but
Speaker 4: it was in the top twenty. It's the way I
Speaker 4: want to touch you, that captain away from me.
Speaker 1: I gotta tell you the Captain was one sexy guy.
Speaker 2: Man. He's no Merril Stubing.
Speaker 3: No, he was no Merril Stubing, but my golly.
Speaker 1: He was sexy.
Speaker 2: You never heard this song either.
Speaker 1: I like to make sweetsweet love to this with Susan.
Speaker 2: Who Captain Tanil or what Susan.
Speaker 1: I'm a very generous lover.
Speaker 2: Never heard this song, but it sounds like seventy seven.
Speaker 6: I'm thinkinge No, yeah, we're in seventies, Scott, we're in
Speaker 6: seventies eight.
Speaker 4: Abbot was not eighty three, so Olivia Newton John something
Speaker 4: better to do? Okay, this is before Greece.
Speaker 2: I don't think Grease was seventy eight seventy nine, so
Speaker 2: this is seventy six seventy seven.
Speaker 1: I don't trust people with three names like Olivia Newton John.
Speaker 1: She must be a sericule what we did.
Speaker 2: Seventy five, seventy six, That feels right?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I had one encounter with Olivia Newton John.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: All I'll say is she is insatiable in bed alrighty insatiable?
Speaker 1: Okay, and I've said too much. I promise I would never.
Speaker 4: Give you know, there's another song that I'm not super
Speaker 4: familiar with. This one will pop up all the time
Speaker 4: on yacht rock Radio, Jefferson Starship's Miracles Starship say, I
Speaker 4: just call them the Jeffers. It doesn't sound like a
Speaker 4: Jefferson Starship song.
Speaker 2: Though, but no this so it's definitely later seven you
Speaker 2: believe like Cabin do you have to do?
Speaker 1: You have to do?
Speaker 3: You have to sing it like I have to make
Speaker 3: the song better? Yeah, the answer is yes.
Speaker 2: Sounds probably like a Fleetwood MAXI can you enjoy the song? Please? Collee?
Speaker 4: You can turn him off.
Speaker 2: I'm going can, but he turns it right back on.
Speaker 3: I'm looking deeply into Scott's eyes while I sing this.
Speaker 2: This bored in front of me is just fake control.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know, it's like giving a little kid at steering.
Speaker 2: Will you know that's not steering the car?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: Okay, I'm at seventy five, seventy six, Okay, a couple
Speaker 2: more to go.
Speaker 4: This is in the top.
Speaker 2: There's number two.
Speaker 1: I think that's a tough one, man. I kind of
Speaker 1: like four.
Speaker 4: John Denver ironically a nautical song. Is this Calypso Calypso.
Speaker 4: I like seventy four on this. You know, people compare
Speaker 4: my singing voice to.
Speaker 3: Uh John Denver, A why my mother does she says
Speaker 3: dead ringer.
Speaker 2: Oh no, this is not early saying it's seventy five,
Speaker 2: seventy six, like seventy four. Just because of this song,
Speaker 2: I'm thinking seventy four. Yeah, I'm doing twenty four. I
Speaker 2: played this music on the radio in the seventies.
Speaker 1: Was that everybody it rock or country?
Speaker 3: It was rockall Where was it segmented For a long
Speaker 3: time in the seventies you would just have a they
Speaker 3: would play at auxord for country.
Speaker 2: Here, here's pay dirt. Guys, you're not paid dirt. You're dirt.
Speaker 2: You're not paid dirt. Alright, please play the next song.
Speaker 4: The number one song October twenty fourth, back in the
Speaker 4: day was Neil sedaka bad Blood bad head Blue.
Speaker 2: This sounds like a TV show theme. It does from
Speaker 2: the mid seventies, like a sitcom. Yep, bad please stop
Speaker 2: please it sounds good.
Speaker 1: It is sounding even better on the podcast.
Speaker 2: You know it will see how much money I have.
Speaker 2: That's not gonna work. Five dollars, you know that's stop singing, Tony.
Speaker 2: You know I can stop singing.
Speaker 1: You know I can't do that.
Speaker 2: Ten bucks.
Speaker 3: You know I can't help you there. I'm a songbird,
Speaker 3: damn it, and I will not be caged. But you
Speaker 3: made me miss this chorus.
Speaker 1: Here we come. It's coming back around, ready, is it? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Here we go.
Speaker 5: Check this out, Scott bad Blood.
Speaker 1: And look good.
Speaker 2: N seventy.
Speaker 1: Let's go five.
Speaker 2: I'm thinking five because of that baseline. You're thinking five.
Speaker 1: Let's go five.
Speaker 2: Upset by seventy five? Nail Sidaka's bad.
Speaker 1: Let me get it.
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Speaker 1: The Big Bopper is it? The Big Bopper's.
Speaker 4: Birthday would have been ninety four today he got on
Speaker 4: a plane.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Holly, Waylon Jennings, last.
Speaker 2: Words, I hope you're playing crash.
Speaker 1: I hope you're playing crashes hoss.
Speaker 3: Can you imagine the Big Bopper and Richie Vallens and
Speaker 3: then of course.
Speaker 2: The crickets what's his name, Buddy to He said that
Speaker 2: too was Buddy Holly.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: The crickets were like, oh, we're not good enough to
Speaker 2: fly on the plane. We'll be on the bus. I
Speaker 2: guess saves.
Speaker 1: And then it was real quiet and you just hurt.
Speaker 2: Wait, so the band wasn't on the.
Speaker 3: There was only there was only the room for for
Speaker 3: three and Waylon Jennings had they.
Speaker 2: Did a coin flip on the on the the airstre,
Speaker 2: buddy Holly had the flu.
Speaker 3: I think Waylon Jennings just said, you know what, he
Speaker 3: take me my seat. But they on the way out,
Speaker 3: he goes, I hope you're playing crash.
Speaker 1: Is Hoss has like.
Speaker 2: A problem or was it just kind of Oh no,
Speaker 2: Holly was sick. So they were like, he didn't want
Speaker 2: to sit on the bus. They didn't have any heat,
Speaker 2: had the floor, They didn't want to ride on the
Speaker 2: bus to the next location. He didn't have a man
Speaker 2: said look, take my spot, Take my spot, and of
Speaker 2: course the rest is his.
Speaker 3: So after that, without buddy Holly, this is all the
Speaker 3: crickets sounded like, stop it.
Speaker 2: You're so stupid.
Speaker 3: Nobody want to pay, Nobody want to pay for you,
Speaker 3: My friend, are stupid?
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 3: Let's bring in my buddy Scott. Scott is with the
Speaker 3: Leukemia and Lafoma Society. Also my dear friend Sonny Styre.
Speaker 3: She's involved with this tool.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, Joe's wife. Yes, I call him Joe. I
Speaker 2: don't know if he calls you mister you have you
Speaker 2: have to call him mister.
Speaker 1: Style the jay man.
Speaker 2: Shut up, I say, what's up? Jaster light the light
Speaker 2: to light the light thing is.
Speaker 1: To come on. Let's talk about sucker Field Baby.
Speaker 6: That's right, Louisville slugger Field Tonight. It is the event,
Speaker 6: the premier event.
Speaker 1: Yes.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 6: We're celebrating people who have been affected by blood cancer,
Speaker 6: whether it's patients, caregivers or their family. Doors open five
Speaker 6: point thirty, the event starts at seven point fifteen. We're
Speaker 6: gonna have food, trucks, games. It's free to get in,
Speaker 6: it's free to park, free to register. If you want
Speaker 6: to join us, just go to Light the Night dot
Speaker 6: org type in louis There will be all of our
Speaker 6: volunteer opportunities.
Speaker 2: We hope to see you out there.
Speaker 3: Talk about the different colored balloons in what they represent,
Speaker 3: because I think this is unique because that way you
Speaker 3: can identify all of this person's Effecteday they put.
Speaker 2: Those old lights tickets in the balloons, right yeah, yeah.
Speaker 6: So the lanterns are they're pretty unique. And when I
Speaker 6: saw them for the first time, I asked the same question,
Speaker 6: what do they mean. There's red, there's white, and there's yellow.
Speaker 6: The red ones are for any supporters of the patients
Speaker 6: and their families. So whether you're impacted or not. You
Speaker 6: just want to be their support. Grab yourself a red one.
Speaker 6: The white one is for survivors, and you know, thrivers
Speaker 6: of the disease. So anybody that's actually had it been diagnosed,
Speaker 6: whether they're going through it or not, they get the
Speaker 6: white lantern. And of course the yellow one that's the
Speaker 6: one in remembrance of somebody that's close to you.
Speaker 2: That you've lost blood cancers. You all have made some
Speaker 2: headway here. There's some success rates that are way higher
Speaker 2: than they were twenty years ago. So when you say, great,
Speaker 2: I'm going to throw another hundred dollars to a charity.
Speaker 2: And you never know if it's working with leukemia and
Speaker 2: lufoma and blod diseases, in cancers, it's working. It's working.
Speaker 6: Yes, So seventy five years ago, all blood cancers were
Speaker 6: a death sentence, and lately there have been so many strides.
Speaker 2: And I'm not a doctor. I'm not going to use
Speaker 2: any of the big words.
Speaker 1: The personal.
Speaker 2: I just had to make sure you were good.
Speaker 6: But what's interesting everybody seems to know this car TI therapy,
Speaker 6: so ls they found a doctor he said, I want
Speaker 6: to supercharge white blood cells to teach the body to
Speaker 6: fight cancers just naturally, you know, through its own immune system.
Speaker 6: LLLS took a chance. They gave him some research money.
Speaker 6: Cart's cell therapy is growing. But that's exactly what they do.
Speaker 6: They take your white blood cells. They basically supercharge them,
Speaker 6: They teach them how to fight cancer and identify it.
Speaker 6: They put it back in you, and then your body
Speaker 6: can actually fight it off. You have a much better
Speaker 6: chance to survival.
Speaker 2: But what are early signs of blood cancer? So look,
Speaker 2: we all we all have kids that complain about pain
Speaker 2: here or that. What what are some signs for parents
Speaker 2: and for people like maybe this is something different than
Speaker 2: just a little ache and pain. So that that's the thing.
Speaker 6: There's really no preventive measures for blood cancers, and a
Speaker 6: lot of times that there aren't any symptoms or signs. Now,
Speaker 6: I've met people who've gone through it. Some people complained
Speaker 6: of aches and pains. You know, people thought maybe they
Speaker 6: pulled a muscle or you know, maybe slept on their
Speaker 6: shoulder wrong and it wasn't getting better, or back pains,
Speaker 6: things like that, fatigue just overall just not feeling You.
Speaker 2: Just mentioned fifty five years old.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, right, yeah, So for most of my older,
Speaker 6: older friends here.
Speaker 2: I don't want to I don't want to turn into weapons.
Speaker 2: So how did it just comes out in blood work?
Speaker 3: I guess in your year, either screenings normal for this
Speaker 3: or is you wait till something's wrong and then you
Speaker 3: get screened.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, so, And I'll tell you some guy I
Speaker 6: met in Ohio. He was a professional bodybuilder, and he
Speaker 6: found out because they were testing his blood for steroids. Yeah,
Speaker 6: they called him and they said, hey, man, you're your
Speaker 6: white blood cells are way off the chart. You need
Speaker 6: to come in and take a look. So he walked
Speaker 6: in to the doctor, found out that day he was
Speaker 6: diagnosed with blood cancer.
Speaker 2: Had no idea, had no idea.
Speaker 6: And then I talked to another guy. He's a health nut.
Speaker 6: He's actually here locally in Louisville. He's a marathon runner,
Speaker 6: a biker, and he said he had just done something
Speaker 6: like eighteen miles on a bike and he went to
Speaker 6: the dentist and had some like a regular bleeding in
Speaker 6: his gums. And that's when he decided, you know what,
Speaker 6: this isn't normal, this isn't right.
Speaker 2: Went to the doctor, found out he was diagnosed with
Speaker 2: blake cancer.
Speaker 6: And of course, we meet people of all ages who
Speaker 6: like I mentioned back pain, lethargy, you know that kind
Speaker 6: of thing where there might be a sign, but for
Speaker 6: most people there's not.
Speaker 3: Do you find it odd that when you take a
Speaker 3: job like this with the leukemia the Fomo Society, the
Speaker 3: people come to you and they say, hey, I had
Speaker 3: this or my uncle has this, and they start revealing
Speaker 3: that they had blood cancer at some point where because
Speaker 3: people usually keep all this stuff to their self, When
Speaker 3: you take all this job to people start coming out
Speaker 3: would work and be more vocal to you?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 2: Absolutely? In one instance, I mean I took this job.
Speaker 6: I don't have a personal connection to blood cancer itself,
Speaker 6: but I felt an immediate connection to the organization. And
Speaker 6: when you know, I was telling my family, Hey, I'm
Speaker 6: accepting this job at Leukemia and Lymphomas Society. Suddenly I
Speaker 6: found out my uncle had chronically kemia for sixteen years.
Speaker 6: Crazy And my realtor called when I was looking to
Speaker 6: REFI and I was like, you know, I got a
Speaker 6: new job at LLS. And he's like, oh, my daughter
Speaker 6: has had blood cancer for a year. And I mean
Speaker 6: I found out some childhood friends I've known for twenty
Speaker 6: years or so.
Speaker 2: You don't know what you were going.
Speaker 1: I remember, yeah, Mario Lemiu from the Penguins got diagnosed.
Speaker 1: I thought that's the end of Marvell.
Speaker 3: But thanks to research and look, men, women, ladies, gentlemen,
Speaker 3: let's go ahead and get this eradicated and let's do
Speaker 3: some good for the neighborhood.
Speaker 2: I'm not a doctor. Wait what you're not a doctor?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 1: They give me my chart.
Speaker 2: You were in example why y'all isn't and you're the
Speaker 2: Rolling Stones expert here? Right? Isn't it true that Keith Richards?
Speaker 2: Because I was like, couldn't you just take all the
Speaker 2: blood out of somebody that had blood cancer and put
Speaker 2: new blood in? That was Richard Gear.
Speaker 6: That's not yeah, that's that's like a certain set of billionaires.
Speaker 2: I think they do that.
Speaker 6: But actually, you know, there's there's stem cell transplants that
Speaker 6: are possible. I met somebody in Columbus two weeks ago
Speaker 6: in an event who she got a bone marrow transplant
Speaker 6: actually from an anonymous donor in Germany. Having to sign
Speaker 6: up on the worldwide DNA, they flew, they put it
Speaker 6: in her and now they've connected since then and he's
Speaker 6: actually flying into America for Thanksgiving.
Speaker 1: One last time. It's tonight, go ahead.
Speaker 4: And hit it.
Speaker 6: Louisvill Slugger Field, free to get in, free games, food trucks.
Speaker 6: It starts at five thirty, ceremonies at seven to fifteen.
Speaker 6: Bring the whole family out.
Speaker 3: It's gonna be great, al right, Baby Scott, Leukemia and
Speaker 3: Lafomo Society.
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