Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah yeah.
Speaker 2: January fourth, as you wake up, Among other things, the
Speaker 2: sixty fifth birthday of one Michael Stupe of our eten My.
Speaker 3: Game by Yeah and the common and dressing.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, not only twenty one.
Speaker 3: Check us and chest Yeah yeah yeah, mister Fred Lessigan
Speaker 3: Breakfast House. Yeah yeah, let's play drest Let's plays.
Speaker 5: Yeah yeah.
Speaker 3: See heaven Now, Andy, did you hear about this?
Speaker 6: Warm?
Speaker 7: Tell me how you locked in the putter?
Speaker 8: Andy?
Speaker 3: You do that out out harveys and times.
Speaker 9: If they put a man, I'm.
Speaker 10: Anybody, there's nothing, I'm there, save.
Speaker 4: The nothing walking.
Speaker 2: John Michael Steite born in Decatur, Georgia, on this day
Speaker 2: in nineteen sixty clock in the Big six five put
Speaker 2: together rim at the University of Georgia and Athens, dropped
Speaker 2: out of school and as a member of R E. M.
Speaker 2: Would lead him all the way to the Rock and
Speaker 2: Roll Hall of Fame. Inducted with the rest of his
Speaker 2: band in two thousand and seven. Happy birthday, Michael Stipe.
Speaker 2: Before we look at to look back at significant events
Speaker 2: and people tied to this particular date in history, including
Speaker 2: but not limited to these. Eighteen fifty three, a man
Speaker 2: from New York Solomon Northup regained his freedom after being
Speaker 2: kidnapped in Washington, d c. And forced into slavery in
Speaker 2: eighteen to forty one. He was black, as he would
Speaker 2: later tell his story in his memoir Twelve Years a Slave.
Speaker 2: This date, in nineteen sixty five, then President Lyndon Baines
Speaker 2: Johnson delivered his State of the Union address, in which
Speaker 2: he outlined the goals of the Great Society Initiative.
Speaker 1: You can debate whether that was a good thing or not.
Speaker 1: I say not. This date.
Speaker 2: In nineteen seventy four, President Richard Nixon refused to hand
Speaker 2: over tape recordings and documents subpoened by the Senate Watergate Committee.
Speaker 2: There's nothing to see here. Europe's new currency, the Hero,
Speaker 2: got off to a strong state start in its first
Speaker 2: trading day this date.
Speaker 1: In nineteen ninety nine twenty.
Speaker 2: Ten, the Burj Khalifa, the tallest structure in the world,
Speaker 2: opened in Dubai in the UAE.
Speaker 1: Diane Cannon.
Speaker 2: I remember Diane Cannon from like the seventies and early eighties.
Speaker 2: A buxom blonde, she is eighty eight. In the story
Speaker 2: she could tell about the people who have passed. She
Speaker 2: still remains guitarist John McLaughlan is eighty three. Author historian
Speaker 2: Doris Kerns Goodwin Brilliant Lady is eighty two. Patty loveless, Man,
Speaker 2: I love her. Liam Mark down some Patty loveless. Blame
Speaker 2: it on your heart.
Speaker 1: We need that. Later mentioned Michael Steipe.
Speaker 2: Actress Julia Ormond is sixty, running back Derek Henry thirty one.
Speaker 2: Today is Baltimore Ravens playing for a division championship this weekend.
Speaker 2: Singer actor Coco Jones twenty seven, and the NBA center
Speaker 2: Victor Wembnyama is twenty one. You can go out padding
Speaker 2: around with Victor and have a few drinks. Now, Liam,
Speaker 2: he's legal, he's tall too, like you are. Mama Tree's
Speaker 2: already on the line. Goodness gracious. Got a lot of
Speaker 2: in sports ahead, and that weather forecast seems rather daunting
Speaker 2: at this point. We shall see and we'll give you
Speaker 2: the latest next. On seven hundred WLW.
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Speaker 13: This year, nearly one million pit bulls will be euthanized
Speaker 13: in the US shelters. These amazing dogs too often grapple
Speaker 13: with unfounded prejudices that overshadow their true nature. But there's hope,
Speaker 13: and you can make a difference. When you adopt or
Speaker 13: support an at risk pitbull, you're not just saving a life,
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Speaker 1: It happens.
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Speaker 5: I can't walk out too much.
Speaker 2: Dave Bakrantz writes, Wednesday, January eighth would have been Elvis's
Speaker 2: ninetieth birthday, and that is a fact. Jack January nineteen
Speaker 2: thirty five to Loop Tupelo, Mississippi.
Speaker 1: It's not.
Speaker 2: Unfortunately, except for the conspiracy theorists who think that Elvis
Speaker 2: didn't die at Graceland and he's still alive somewhere pumping
Speaker 2: gas in Arizona or whatever. But anyway, that's for you, Dave,
Speaker 2: and for Elvis fans everywhere, and the birth celebration coming
Speaker 2: up in the coming week. Right now, to the matters
Speaker 2: at hand, five point forty eight, on the precipice of
Speaker 2: what looks to be not only the first, but maybe
Speaker 2: the worst winter storm we've had in quite a while
Speaker 2: around these here parts, Mametry is hunkered in good morning, Mametry.
Speaker 14: You go to hold to me, he came.
Speaker 15: God time changing, hand, your mouth old to his hand
Speaker 15: to God, fie changing and you your host somethings, No,
Speaker 15: you know, oh to God changing, hand to God change.
Speaker 1: What a finish? Hello, Louijah, Hell hell, Hellujah.
Speaker 2: You got you gotta go in there, girl. So I'm
Speaker 2: a little Confusedmometry. Okay, you told Liam that we're not
Speaker 2: supposed to mention where you live.
Speaker 16: I don't wind on the air. I'm a Kentucky colonel,
Speaker 16: Mama Tree or Kentucky Turner, and I.
Speaker 1: Know and I respect that.
Speaker 2: But in the past, you've asked for cards and letters,
Speaker 2: You've you've asked for people to come and visit you.
Speaker 1: So this is why I'm confused. I don't care.
Speaker 2: It's fine, you can your address can remain anonymous from
Speaker 2: now on, and I have got no problem with that.
Speaker 16: But Saturday I was sold I don't have a roommate
Speaker 16: because firston wasn't getting up every morn talking on radio.
Speaker 16: I don't have a roommate. I got a new one
Speaker 16: and I love her dearly. So I'm Mama Tree, Lady, Lynette,
Speaker 16: Kentucky Colonel.
Speaker 17: I'm nowhere.
Speaker 14: Y'all know where I live.
Speaker 16: Come see me.
Speaker 2: Okay, Okay, all right, baby, that's that's no problem. But
Speaker 2: you don't have a roommate because you don't. You didn't.
Speaker 2: You didn't lose You didn't lose a roommate because I
Speaker 2: said where you lived on the air. You lost a
Speaker 2: roommate because you were getting up early in the morning
Speaker 2: to call us.
Speaker 16: No, because I was on the air and you couldn't
Speaker 16: hear me saying last week and I had screamed. So
Speaker 16: I don't want to talk about no more.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, I was just I just wanted to know, baby,
Speaker 2: it's it's okay.
Speaker 16: I'm fining step Sunday. Yeah, when I from Bingo, the
Speaker 16: person was gone. We were good friends. They told me
Speaker 16: to win money for him. I said, yes, I I
Speaker 16: I went at least a dollar far. I didn't win nothing.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm sorry, I'm sorry you lost a friend.
Speaker 18: Dear the men.
Speaker 1: It okay, thank you, all right, so we'll move on.
Speaker 14: How's your day?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 2: You know what, it's so far, so good. I got
Speaker 2: a long way to go to nine o'clock though.
Speaker 16: While we on the air, remember I think maybe last
Speaker 16: week the man before he was talking about the ground hogs.
Speaker 16: I told you on the phone, did you gone tell
Speaker 16: him how to fry a ground hogs? You'd cut it
Speaker 16: in if the baby's cut them in four quarters. I'll
Speaker 16: put salt pepper on dipping flour and fry like a chicken.
Speaker 16: He'll gold in brown. It's a big old grandpa grandfather groundhogs.
Speaker 17: You know how?
Speaker 18: You do the same thing.
Speaker 16: Flour, salt, pepper and butter or whatever, brown and then
Speaker 16: put it in a crock pot for maybe eat three
Speaker 16: hours on high to make it far tender. But yes,
Speaker 16: you can eat groundhogs year round.
Speaker 18: We froze them in.
Speaker 16: The honey season and they ate them year round. Raccoons,
Speaker 16: Mama is baked them. She put sealy and onions and
Speaker 16: apples in their carcats, and then a green apple in
Speaker 16: his smile, and we had to look like a baked
Speaker 16: ub dog on the plat. She did the possums the
Speaker 16: same way, Salary and I is in green apples.
Speaker 2: We need to do a whole cooking section here. Yeah,
Speaker 2: we did, We just did. Thank you, Mamma Tree. I'm
Speaker 2: gonna go catch me some groundhog. Now I know how
Speaker 2: to fix them. Oh God, Love, you will be picking
Speaker 2: Dick's brain. Next, it's the.
Speaker 1: Marketers Report Today.
Speaker 19: Kate Cronin, chief brand officer of Maderna tells us about
Speaker 19: the advantages the speed of audio production affords their growing
Speaker 19: tech company with Dick from Dayton.
Speaker 20: Good morning, Dick, Good morning, good Jeff.
Speaker 15: How are you well?
Speaker 2: Our friend Dave Dave from Dayton is back from the Philippines,
Speaker 2: and he asks questions for you. I hope you have answers. Okay,
Speaker 2: listen carefully. Will the miracle playoff scenario happen? This may
Speaker 2: be the last Bengals Dick pick of the football season,
Speaker 2: depending on what can happens this weekend.
Speaker 1: Does MVP Joe Burrow.
Speaker 2: Sling free touchdowns or more for the ninth straight game,
Speaker 2: and we get revenge.
Speaker 1: On the Steelers.
Speaker 20: I think he does.
Speaker 2: Do the Chiefs backups beat Denver into the Dolphins lose
Speaker 2: to the Jets.
Speaker 20: Dick, Yes, I would say so, Hey Jerry Jeff, Hey Dick,
Speaker 20: I have something to tell you.
Speaker 10: I need you and Dave and Ron Wilson.
Speaker 20: But this has not been a good month for me.
Speaker 10: I don't know what happened, but it's not a good thing.
Speaker 20: Garry Jeff, I don't know.
Speaker 10: Somebody has struck me down. They said something about me
Speaker 10: it isn't true, and I've been a little I've talked
Speaker 10: to my friends and I've talked to some sources, but
Speaker 10: Garry Jeff, I've never been like this. They wrote something
Speaker 10: about me that what's not true. So I'm I'm just
Speaker 10: finded sources. But I love all of you guys there.
Speaker 10: Just tell Dave stop By.
Speaker 20: I told him and my friends. But I don't want
Speaker 20: to say what it is.
Speaker 18: But I'll work it out.
Speaker 20: But if without you guys, I love all of you,
Speaker 20: but I.
Speaker 2: Don't know why I tell you what you you make
Speaker 2: sure I'm going to put you on hold as we
Speaker 2: hang up, Dick. So when I say tonight, don't hang up.
Speaker 2: Wait on the line and talk to Liam and make
Speaker 2: sure that he gets your phone numbers so he can
Speaker 2: give it to me and we'll talk off air.
Speaker 20: Okay, Yeah, yeah, I'll tell you.
Speaker 21: Yeah.
Speaker 20: I don't want to say any telling air, but I
Speaker 20: don't even want to tell Dave. But I've told my friends.
Speaker 20: But I've got some I called my cousin. There's some
Speaker 20: some good people are going to help me. I can't
Speaker 20: say what it is because if I do, I'll get
Speaker 20: in deep trouble.
Speaker 1: Oh no, but it's not.
Speaker 2: Hey, Dick, you need help, you you can count me
Speaker 2: in on helping you out, because you know.
Speaker 1: What, Dick, I bless you.
Speaker 22: Garry Jeff.
Speaker 23: I've been this week.
Speaker 20: I've really just been off feat because I've never had this,
Speaker 20: and my friends were, you know, I haven't. They want
Speaker 20: me to go to school, but I can't say it
Speaker 20: in the air because if I do, I'll get in
Speaker 20: real serious trouble. But I wanted everybody to know what
Speaker 20: seven or just something that happened, and yeah, you let
Speaker 20: me know.
Speaker 2: Well, well, Dick, you're in my prayers and I'm serious.
Speaker 20: Jerry Jeff. I'm gonna be fine though.
Speaker 1: Well, I hope so.
Speaker 20: Oh yeah, I can't. Yeah, Garry Jeff, I'm a good
Speaker 20: you can't.
Speaker 2: You can't have people saying things about my Dick.
Speaker 18: Yeah, you know what I mean, Jerry Jeff.
Speaker 20: See, I just I don't want to say it on
Speaker 20: the air. You can't talk about it, you know.
Speaker 1: No, Okay, Yeah, I get it. I get it.
Speaker 20: Yeah, Okay, God bless you and have Dave. Maybe he'll
Speaker 20: come by. I hope maybe I'll tell him.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, Dick.
Speaker 2: And I'm gonna put you Jerry Jeff say good night, Dick,
Speaker 2: good night. Don't hang up. I want to get your
Speaker 2: phone number. All right, We're going to figure out what
Speaker 2: this is all about. It's mysterious, mysterious even and ominous,
Speaker 2: and get to the root of the Dick problem. And
Speaker 2: after that we'll get to the news. On seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 24: Making sense of the FED in the stock market not
Speaker 24: so easy. Building a financial plan to deal with it
Speaker 24: that we can do. Tune into Expedition Retirement with Greg
Speaker 24: Ayler Sunday morning, six thirty to seven and seven thirty
Speaker 24: to eight thirty Here on seven hundred Wlwhi' Tom Quell.
Speaker 1: And I'm Stephanie Quell.
Speaker 25: We started the Jack Quell Foundation in twenty twenty one
Speaker 25: to educate.
Speaker 2: Into the first official hour of the Saturday morning edition.
Speaker 2: For this first Saturday of the new year, January fourth,
Speaker 2: twenty twenty five, I'm Gary Jeff Walker. You are you,
Speaker 2: and that is perfectly fine with me unless you are
Speaker 2: causing Dick from Dayton grief. I have a new cause now,
Speaker 2: I have a new cause for the new year, to
Speaker 2: get to the bottom of what's eating Dick from Dayton.
Speaker 2: What is someone saying about Dick that's not true. I'm
Speaker 2: gonna give him a call when I get off the
Speaker 2: air today. We're gonna get to the bottom of this.
Speaker 1: And this aggression will not stand against my friend Dick.
Speaker 2: Now I've gotten that off my chest. Eight minutes after
Speaker 2: the hour, let's talk to our buddy Dave from Harrison.
Speaker 2: Let's see what's eating Dave this morning?
Speaker 1: Remember when you.
Speaker 7: Ran away and I got on my knees and begged
Speaker 7: you not to leave because I go but sir, well
Speaker 7: you left me anyhow.
Speaker 2: And all right, Dave from Harrison, good morning. Do you
Speaker 2: are Are you with me if we have to go
Speaker 2: to bat for Dick?
Speaker 1: Are you there?
Speaker 18: Yes, I'm with you.
Speaker 26: Everybody loves deck and there's no reason for this father
Speaker 26: all or pidd d D or Phil d D.
Speaker 18: Or phill d D.
Speaker 1: Yeah you said that already. Yeah, what's going on?
Speaker 18: Life?
Speaker 26: Life on the floor, White Death, come from sky drive
Speaker 26: a buffalo far far away.
Speaker 2: I love how instantly you went into the fake movie
Speaker 2: indian extent. I'm seeing you, seeing you pictured in front
Speaker 2: of a general store somewhere selling cigars.
Speaker 18: There you go, there you go.
Speaker 14: How I don't know, but yet.
Speaker 1: The thing is the thing is I know him? How
Speaker 1: you just want him? Chance?
Speaker 22: Yes?
Speaker 1: Yes, what do you got?
Speaker 26: Well, Jeff, what do you call an egg that uh
Speaker 26: goes down, you know, to the bad place?
Speaker 21: HG double hockey sticks?
Speaker 1: What do you call an egg that goes to hell?
Speaker 27: Yeah?
Speaker 22: What them?
Speaker 26: Them would be deviled eggs?
Speaker 1: Okay, rather rather obvious?
Speaker 28: Yeah yeah, okay, slightly.
Speaker 1: And slightly not funny anyway.
Speaker 26: Number two Okay, well you know it's the first Saturday.
Speaker 2: And yeah, okay, we'll give you allowances since it's the
Speaker 2: first one of the year.
Speaker 1: Go ahead, and a mulligan?
Speaker 18: And what what why does Sherlock Holmes like Mexican restaurants?
Speaker 2: Why does why does Sherlock Holmes like Mexican restaurants.
Speaker 1: I like the setup.
Speaker 2: I don't think you need a you don't need a
Speaker 2: punchline for this joke, like Mexican.
Speaker 1: No tell me the punchline.
Speaker 26: Dave, move on because he goes and he that's good
Speaker 26: case ideas.
Speaker 1: That is so stupid, it's funny.
Speaker 26: All right, last, yeah, yeah, all right, Jeff, you and Adrian.
Speaker 26: I got a question for both you and Adrian?
Speaker 1: Now, what's the bad Rocky impression?
Speaker 2: Okay, you're packing, you know what for the first Dave
Speaker 2: of the year. You were packing in the entertainment value
Speaker 2: this morning. First I get the fake the fake Indian accident,
Speaker 2: and I'm assuming it wasn't an accident. Then we get
Speaker 2: the case ideas joke, and now the Rocky impression.
Speaker 1: Please start again from the top.
Speaker 26: Dave Uh, Garret, Jeff Uh. You know how everybody hears
Speaker 26: about the eye of the Tiger.
Speaker 18: You know you're always hearing about the eye of the tiger.
Speaker 18: We well, garried, Jeff.
Speaker 7: House, come you know ever hear about the other four
Speaker 7: letters in the war?
Speaker 29: Jokes told by Day from Harrison are not necessarily considered
Speaker 29: funny by the staff, management or advertisers of seven hundred
Speaker 29: WLW or his parent company, iHeartMedia. If these attempts at
Speaker 29: humor have caused you to roll your eyes, made your
Speaker 29: stomach churn, or you have considered the entire exercise to
Speaker 29: be a colossal waste of time, we deeply apologize. Now
Speaker 29: back to.
Speaker 2: Our first weekend of the new year, and the first
Speaker 2: weekend with a winter's storm watch warning. Whatever you want
Speaker 2: to know, all of these sirens are going off here
Speaker 2: starting tomorrow today, partly clouding on high at twenty nine.
Speaker 2: It'll be dry overnight Tomorrow morning's load to twenty and
Speaker 2: then on Sunday it just says winter storm begins. Heavy
Speaker 2: snow accumulates during the day, travel difficult. As much as
Speaker 2: a tenth of an inch of ice could be covering
Speaker 2: either underneath that snow or on top of it. Either way,
Speaker 2: it's not good. Can't do anything with eye. Expected accumulations
Speaker 2: in our area five to nine inches, So prepare. It
Speaker 2: is seventeen now, it's seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: I'm a firefighter, a teacher, I'm a farmer. I'm a barber,
Speaker 1: a waitress, a mom.
Speaker 25: We're all part of your community. Every day we move
Speaker 25: in and out of each other's busy lives.
Speaker 24: It's easy to take for granted all the little moments
Speaker 24: that make up our every day.
Speaker 1: Some are good, others not so.
Speaker 30: Much, but that's life.
Speaker 1: It's when you experience a moment of uncertainty.
Speaker 25: Something or someone's behavior that doesn't seem quite right.
Speaker 3: These are the moments to take uponis because if something
Speaker 3: doesn't feel right, it's probably not.
Speaker 1: It's not about paranoia or being afraid.
Speaker 31: It's about standing up and protecting our.
Speaker 25: Communities one detail at a time, because a lot of
Speaker 25: little details can become a pattern.
Speaker 26: We we we.
Speaker 32: We trust our instincts, just like you should.
Speaker 33: Because only you know what's not supposed to be in
Speaker 33: your every day.
Speaker 1: So protect your every day.
Speaker 25: If you see something suspicious, say something to local authorities.
Speaker 1: On the verge of our.
Speaker 2: First winter storm, I thought a little beach boys would
Speaker 2: be nice at six sixteen?
Speaker 4: Dude, doesn't that make you feel better?
Speaker 2: You see the waves gently crashing to the sore the shore,
Speaker 2: not the sore the shore.
Speaker 1: The beautiful new bile young thing in.
Speaker 2: Her wet suit emerges from the water, walks right to
Speaker 2: your towel on the sand.
Speaker 1: Makes me think of old radio Rick he'll know what.
Speaker 28: That's wrong. Hey, wallet the beach, make sure not to
Speaker 28: forget to bring your Automatic Radio Manufacturing Company models six
Speaker 28: C sixty portable AM radio.
Speaker 1: Okay, could you take could you take that to the beach?
Speaker 28: You could. It's a it's a little portable. It's a
Speaker 28: made nineteen forty six. It's a five tube low power
Speaker 28: to radio, so the battery should last a little bit longer,
Speaker 28: and it uses one ninety volt battery and one six
Speaker 28: volt battery as a leather plastic case. It looks kind
Speaker 28: of like a little portable from the Philadelphia story.
Speaker 2: I was just gonna ask about that.
Speaker 28: That doesn't have a doesn't have a front cover though,
Speaker 28: but it is a similar design, which it was a
Speaker 28: reasonably popular design, but new in nineteen forty six that
Speaker 28: sold for thirty eight bucks, which is just over six
Speaker 28: hundred dollars today for a portable radio. Yeah, and AM only.
Speaker 28: But I'll have a couple of catalog entries and then
Speaker 28: one that'll go back to this particular model, which, by
Speaker 28: the way, you are coming in, I'll give it a
Speaker 28: generous four by four.
Speaker 18: Okay, it's but.
Speaker 28: Okay, so first of all, from the radio and television
Speaker 28: retailing magazine from the year prior. Here they are. Wow, okay,
Speaker 28: we're after good. It's a good start. Get a load
Speaker 28: of these first post war automatic radios. Now, first of all,
Speaker 28: just the brand name is false advertising. There's nothing automatic
Speaker 28: about these at all.
Speaker 1: But yeah, the description is a load in a of itself.
Speaker 28: Yeah, well, loan is in quotes, so maybe they were
Speaker 28: realizing that. I don't know why is that in quotes?
Speaker 28: Of course, these are only a few of the models
Speaker 28: that will be available to meet your customer's demands. Well,
Speaker 28: that didn't work out for them, but that's another story.
Speaker 28: A word to dealers. Get in touch with us right away.
Speaker 28: We will refer you to the jobber in your territory.
Speaker 28: Get set to sell automatic radio. I guess there was
Speaker 28: only one. That's kind of sad. So now to the
Speaker 28: more customer based catalog entry. Powerful portable operates on batteries
Speaker 28: an AC DC current five tubes superheterodine with seven to
Speaker 28: two performance. Well that's a stretch, but that's the debate point.
Speaker 28: Large built in autometoscope loop, thank Heavens, and equipped with
Speaker 28: automatic patented battery rejuvenator increases the life of batteries two
Speaker 28: to three times normal. We'll listen be where I go
Speaker 28: back to this particular model. We were wondering why the
Speaker 28: heck there were flame marks in the battery compartment where
Speaker 28: patteries are not nickel cadmium, they're not lead acid, they're
Speaker 28: not rechargeable, and they kids, if you've ever put a
Speaker 28: regular flashlight battery and a recharger, it may have worked fine,
Speaker 28: the battery may have got really hot, or you may
Speaker 28: have ended up having to throw the whole thing in
Speaker 28: the trash when it cooled off. Not a good idea.
Speaker 28: And they built it right into the radio.
Speaker 1: So they built a charger.
Speaker 28: Batteries on fire.
Speaker 2: They built a charger into the radio, a charger which
Speaker 2: would actually set the radio on fire.
Speaker 28: There's a potential for it. You know, those are not
Speaker 28: rechargeable batteries, but they put a charger to charge them.
Speaker 1: Geez yep.
Speaker 28: And they made a big deal about it, and they
Speaker 28: sent your lawsuit request to the following address.
Speaker 2: And now we get to make a big deal of
Speaker 2: fun about it. Thank you so much, mister Washburn and stays.
Speaker 2: Are you guys supposed to get this winter storm in Indianapolis?
Speaker 1: You're gonna miss it yet?
Speaker 28: No, we're gonna get it in the farther south you go,
Speaker 28: the more you get, and it looks like in our
Speaker 28: area we're right on the borderline too. We're expecting right
Speaker 28: about the same amount that you are, six to ten inches.
Speaker 1: Unbelievable. All right, we'll stay safe, my friend.
Speaker 2: If you want to get in touch with y Washburn
Speaker 2: Old Radio Rick at gmail dot com.
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Speaker 30: College basketball is in full swing as well, but the
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Speaker 30: hoping to sneak into the playoffs with a Dolphins loss
Speaker 30: and a Broncos loss. Kickoff is set for eight Pregame
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Speaker 30: the conclusion of UC basketball coverage last night, Zavier traveled
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Speaker 30: Georgetown Hoyas. Under ed Cooley in Big East play last night,
Speaker 30: sixty nine to sixty three. Sixteenth ranked u See Bearcats
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Speaker 30: Tip Off is set for eleven on ESPN fifteen thirty.
Speaker 2: That's an early game, so we're not really preempting the
Speaker 2: Bengals game on seven hundred, just the beginning of the
Speaker 2: coverage for basketball.
Speaker 1: Right He's not going to respond, all right, a breaking back.
Speaker 34: I'm toasting you, Sid Honting. We maybe through dude.
Speaker 9: You'll never care me, cos weare the whiskey round, James.
Speaker 2: What you got friends in low places? Tell them to
Speaker 2: get above the floodwall. Let's head east, my friends. How
Speaker 2: now Brown County and the lovely village of Ripley Main
Speaker 2: Street downtown looking at that cold, icy.
Speaker 1: River this morning. The gang at Brookie.
Speaker 2: Saloon, good morning, good morning, good morning. So first and foremost,
Speaker 2: I know that the weather Rock has had an addition
Speaker 2: recently of the rockets, and which is right underneath the
Speaker 2: weather rock, the rockets, the Ripley Rockets, the Snappers rockets.
Speaker 2: And I understand that you guys are also under this
Speaker 2: winter storm morning tomorrow. So I want to emphasize it's
Speaker 2: going to be a beautiful day to day Chili, but
Speaker 2: a beautiful day, partly cloudy, partly sonny whatever, twenty nine
Speaker 2: for a high.
Speaker 1: We've got nothing else to do.
Speaker 2: Get out and drive to Ripley at some point today
Speaker 2: to main Street and check out the rockets before they're
Speaker 2: snowed over.
Speaker 1: Is that good advice, Doug?
Speaker 35: Yes, they must have had a heck of a time
Speaker 35: there in the last couple of days.
Speaker 28: The rockets have just knocked the whole house down.
Speaker 1: What happened?
Speaker 35: They knocked the top off the house there, The whole
Speaker 35: weather Rock is on the ground. Everything it's it's just
Speaker 35: it's in bad need of maintenance. At the moment, we'll
Speaker 35: get buzzes nowhere to be found.
Speaker 2: Well, is it is it?
Speaker 22: Is it?
Speaker 2: Is it just a weather situation? Or is it vandalism?
Speaker 2: Is somebody hearing us talk about weather Rock and the
Speaker 2: rock cats and purposely screwing up this landmark, this this
Speaker 2: major tourist attraction in Ripley in Brown County.
Speaker 28: I mean it's a terrorist in that maybe, well, I
Speaker 28: don't know about.
Speaker 14: It was a terrorist wind that came up the river.
Speaker 1: How many rocks were killed?
Speaker 35: No man, Actually the house fell off to the left
Speaker 35: of the rockets.
Speaker 1: So everything's okay, they're fine.
Speaker 36: But yeah, but I'm worried the rock cats are going
Speaker 36: to freeze their pebbles off.
Speaker 22: Now.
Speaker 2: You know, well that could happen in this kind of forecat,
Speaker 2: in this kind of forecast, you could easily have your
Speaker 2: rocks freeze their pebbles off. Yes, my personally, personally, I'm
Speaker 2: covering my pebbles.
Speaker 36: Oh good, that's a good thing. Hey, listen, speaking about
Speaker 36: our friend Dick. You know, I've been praying for Dick
Speaker 36: for a long time.
Speaker 14: I pray for all you've.
Speaker 36: Got that are members of my radio family.
Speaker 1: So uh but especially, but especially you're praying for.
Speaker 36: Dick, especially now. Yes, it needs our.
Speaker 1: Help at this time of need, right right right.
Speaker 36: And mamitory boy, she was in great tone this morning,
Speaker 36: wasn't she hit no sign notes birthly?
Speaker 1: Yep, she is something else. There's no question about that.
Speaker 1: Brookie's here tonight.
Speaker 18: That we know of but next.
Speaker 14: Wednesday, or this coming Wednesday, the Queen of Hearts starts
Speaker 14: back up at seven point thirty.
Speaker 21: I'd say it's.
Speaker 28: Probably going to be over one hundred and ten thousand easy.
Speaker 2: And that's Elvis's birthday too, So two reasons to get
Speaker 2: the brig Thursday.
Speaker 1: You guys, have a great weekend.
Speaker 2: I know, mister Bronson, you are leaving behind the frozen
Speaker 2: confines of Brown County and you'll be be gone to
Speaker 2: a sunnier warmer climb.
Speaker 1: So yes, we're.
Speaker 36: At seventy and eighty.
Speaker 14: Eight day, seventy at night. I agree, I.
Speaker 1: Agree, have a great time.
Speaker 2: See you guys. I'm writing them six forty five on
Speaker 2: a Saturday morning again on the precipice of this major
Speaker 2: weather event. Supposedly, how many times have they been wrong
Speaker 2: in the past. Unfortunately, I don't think they're wrong this time.
Speaker 2: But we shall see, we shall see, and we will
Speaker 2: get through it all together. Right now, time for a
Speaker 2: fifty phone called News of the Week commentary. But my
Speaker 2: friend Steve Simon and at in Ohio, and here we go.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Gary, Jeff.
Speaker 27: Let's try to give the fascinating history of w l
Speaker 27: W in the allotted time, I think, of course, of
Speaker 27: Wendell L. Wilkie, the nineteen forty Republican candidate for President
Speaker 27: of the United States. Wilkie was born in Elwood, Indiana,
Speaker 27: just northeast of Indianapolis, in eighteen ninety two. Perhaps because
Speaker 27: both his parents were attorneys, Wendell was a fairly wild
Speaker 27: child who pretty much thought he could get away with anything.
Speaker 27: Mom and dad then sent him to a military academy,
Speaker 27: which toned him down a.
Speaker 14: Little bit, but not much.
Speaker 27: He read Marx in high school and petitioned for a
Speaker 27: course in socialism as an undergrad at Indiana University. His
Speaker 27: law degree with the Hunters from IU was held up
Speaker 27: when he openly criticized the school's curriculum, but the lawyers
Speaker 27: eventually relented. He made his mark as an attorney representing
Speaker 27: public utility companies in Ohio and Tennessee, so he generally
Speaker 27: liked the New Deal socialism. During the FDR years, he
Speaker 27: fought to have the utilities, not the government, control the
Speaker 27: Tennessee Valley Authority Program, which brought rural electrification to the
Speaker 27: mid South. Despite ruffling the feathers of President Roosevelt in
Speaker 27: the process, and running for president in nineteen forty against FDR.
Speaker 27: Both men respected each other's views on international relations. In
Speaker 27: nineteen forty two, and thus, right in the middle of
Speaker 27: World War II, FDR encouraged a seven week fact finding
Speaker 27: world trip for Wendell Wilkie, who visited thirteen countries and
Speaker 27: logged thirty thousand miles. He spent a good deal of
Speaker 27: that time in China and Russia. Russia had been communists
Speaker 27: for a quarter century, but China would still be free
Speaker 27: until their civil war wrought Marxism in nineteen forty nine.
Speaker 27: But in nineteen forty two, Wilkie said, quote, the Chinese
Speaker 27: want to be free, and they want to free Asia. Okay,
Speaker 27: you got that one wrong. But he got to see
Speaker 27: communism in force in Russia, and he was not impressed,
Speaker 27: except to point.
Speaker 7: Out that with both the schools.
Speaker 27: And the press under government control, Russia was a force
Speaker 27: to be reckoned with sounds strangely like us. His book
Speaker 27: describing what he learned on that trip was called One World,
Speaker 27: and it is still considered must reading in international relations.
Speaker 27: Wilkie was an internationalist, while other top dogs in the
Speaker 27: Republican Party at the time, like Bob Taft of Ohio,
Speaker 27: he was an isolationist, and Tom Dewey of New York,
Speaker 27: a so called non interventionist, would dominate the party in
Speaker 27: the forty four and the forty eight elections. Started out
Speaker 27: as a Democrat, much like future presidents Ronald Reagan and
Speaker 27: Donald Trump. One of the many things that soured him
Speaker 27: on Democrats was his experience in the nineteen twenties with
Speaker 27: the influence of the ku Klux Klan at Democrat national conventions.
Speaker 27: In nineteen twenty four, he proposed kicking the KKK out
Speaker 27: of the national convention.
Speaker 18: He failed.
Speaker 27: Interestingly enough, his hometown of Elwood, Indiana, was a hotbed
Speaker 27: of plan activity in the nineteen twenties. But in nineteen
Speaker 27: forty three and one World he wrote this, and this
Speaker 27: is a quote, the attitude of the white citizens of
Speaker 27: this country toward the Negroes has undoubtedly had some of
Speaker 27: the unlovely characteristics of an alien imperialism. He was referring
Speaker 27: to Japan, a smug superiority, a willingness to exploit an
Speaker 27: un protected people. He went further saying the colonial system,
Speaker 27: which was rampant in the world at that time, had
Speaker 27: to be abolished immediately. That took a hell of a
Speaker 27: lot of guts, since allies like Britain and France had
Speaker 27: substantial colonial empires, but a wave of independence for the
Speaker 27: colonies started immediately after World War Two, So Wendo Wilkie
Speaker 27: proved prescient. Wilke was a classic liberal at a time
Speaker 27: when that had a positive connotation in one world. He
Speaker 27: said another quote, it is the utmost folly to take
Speaker 27: the position that citizens of any country should hold their
Speaker 27: tongues for fear of causing distress to the immediate and
Speaker 27: sometimes tortuous policies of their leaders. Well, let's talk about experts.
Speaker 14: Huh.
Speaker 27: That's what we encountered during COVID, didn't we and they
Speaker 27: were proven very wrong. Here's Wendo Wilkie. Should we remain
Speaker 27: silent and allow our leaders and experts to solve these
Speaker 27: problems unmolested. This position threatens to become a tight wall
Speaker 27: which will keep the truth out. Experts and leaders must
Speaker 27: be constantly exposed to democracy's greatest driving power, the whiplash
Speaker 27: of public opinion developed from honest, free discussion. Gary Jeff,
Speaker 27: last week you were talking to a guest about Jimmy
Speaker 27: Carter's taking over planning of that aborted attempt to rescue
Speaker 27: our Iranian hostages. That's the hubris rampant among politicians where
Speaker 27: they think they know everything, like Lyndon Johnson, another Democrat
Speaker 27: trying to run the air war in Vietnam from his
Speaker 27: desk in Washington, DC, who ray for rebels like Wilkie. Sadly,
Speaker 27: in Wendell's case, he drank and he ate too much
Speaker 27: and he died one year after that book came out.
Speaker 27: He was only fifty two years old.
Speaker 20: Wow.
Speaker 27: He and his wife are buried in Rushville, Indiana. God
Speaker 27: bless you, Wendell Wilkie. Okay, Gary Jeff, have a good day.
Speaker 1: Thank you, sir.
Speaker 2: So interesting to pick the bones of history and to
Speaker 2: reconstruct them the way he does. It's like the t
Speaker 2: rex in the National Museum. Steve from EDNA, a true
Speaker 2: treasure on this program, thank you again. Coming up on
Speaker 2: six fifty three of my friend Ray Scott in Loveland
Speaker 2: tuning in this morning as always, How are you doing,
Speaker 2: my friend?
Speaker 7: Good morning, Gary, Jeff, good morning, Happy do you're enjoying Indeed,
Speaker 7: this tremendous program of yours and Steve's always awesome, awesome piece,
Speaker 7: and you know, to to touch on that just the
Speaker 7: hair happened to catch yesterday on TV. Uh the Speaker
Speaker 7: of the House uh, speaking after as he was being
Speaker 7: sworn in during that ceremony, And I found it very
Speaker 7: very ironic and interesting that he read this.
Speaker 18: Beautiful prayer, beautiful prayer.
Speaker 7: That was you know in America, was was founded by
Speaker 7: some radicals, and and and we're and we're still radicals,
Speaker 7: and we're based on Judeo Christian and the original radical,
Speaker 7: Jesus himself. What a radical, what radical love.
Speaker 18: He has for us.
Speaker 7: And this this prayer that was pinned you know who,
Speaker 7: it was by Thomas Jefferson, one of the pillars and
Speaker 7: founding fathers of this great land. And I just find
Speaker 7: it ironic that the definition of freedom of religion, which
Speaker 7: is not freedom necessarily from religion. Yes, yes, yes, And
Speaker 7: that prayer was beautiful in the Speaker of the House
Speaker 7: may not be perfect, but may God be with him,
Speaker 7: and may may he may he work and work heartily
Speaker 7: on our behalf.
Speaker 1: God bless a man.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Ray, appreciate that. No, the Speaker of the
Speaker 2: House is not perfect. I'm not perfect. Ray's not perfect.
Speaker 2: You are not perfect. There is no one person who
Speaker 2: is perfect. We should not sacrifice good in pursuit of
Speaker 2: perfection because human perfection simply does not exist. It only
Speaker 2: existed in one man, and Ray referenced that one man,
Speaker 2: Jesus Christ, and the only perfect human being ever. And
Speaker 2: while Mike Johnson's not perfect, I'm not perfect, race not perfect,
Speaker 2: You're not perfect. We shouldn't let perfection blind us from
Speaker 2: what is better than what we have, and anything, anything
Speaker 2: except the same thing, will be better than what we
Speaker 2: have as a government right now, particularly the House of
Speaker 2: Representatives and the Senate, the Congress. Don't worry about perfection.
Speaker 2: Let's get to the good or better than what we
Speaker 2: have had. And we've had a whole lot of bad,
Speaker 2: not just the last four years either. All right, coming
Speaker 2: up on six fifty six, Steve Schulte in an environmental
Speaker 2: update a nuclear power right after the News at seven o'clock,
Speaker 2: we still have Tom Davis Diaries to come Raco with
Speaker 2: some fitness stuff. Maha make America healthy again?
Speaker 22: Uh.
Speaker 1: Jim L.
Speaker 2: Barber, the music professor in rock and roll Archaeology. Around
Speaker 2: seven thirty five this morning Science, Mike will chime in
Speaker 2: Brother Rick Green with the Bible Verse. We've got gifts
Speaker 2: from Wally and Moe Egger All before we're done at
Speaker 2: nine o'clock. It's great to be with you on the
Speaker 2: first Saturday morning edition of the new year. And by
Speaker 2: the way, good morning Chris to two point oh my love,
Speaker 2: and Howdie Brooks.
Speaker 37: It down into the teens feeling like the single digits
Speaker 37: for some. We see a lot of sunshine though today
Speaker 37: in Tempter's top out in the mid to upper twenties.
Speaker 37: Tomorrow is the day we've been watching for our winter
Speaker 37: storm potential. We will continue to keep a close eye
Speaker 37: on it and the impacts that move in.
Speaker 1: From a severe weather station.
Speaker 37: I'm nine First Warning Meteorologist Cameron Harden on news Radio
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Speaker 36: Waking up to clear sky seventeen degrees right now at
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Speaker 1: Jeff Weiler Honda.
Speaker 2: Into another hour of the Saturday morning edition, the first
Speaker 2: of the new year, January fourth, twenty twenty five. Gary,
Speaker 2: Jeff Walker with you. I believe let me check, Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's me and here we are.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 2: Just noticing in the news segment just passed the story
Speaker 2: that Juan Marshawn, the illegal judge in New York, is
Speaker 2: going to sentence Donald Trump next Friday, on January tenth.
Speaker 2: It's not going to stop Donald Trump from being president.
Speaker 2: Donald Trump will be the next president of the United States.
Speaker 2: I gotta tell you, I don't worship at the throne
Speaker 2: of Trump. I know a lot of maga people who
Speaker 2: were very enthusiastic about the president. And I voted for
Speaker 2: him a third time this past November. Yes I did,
Speaker 2: and I believe he is the best man for the job.
Speaker 2: I worship with the throne of Jesus Christ. So I'm
Speaker 2: not all Trump all the time like a lot of
Speaker 2: people I know. But what they have tried, and they,
Speaker 2: being the Democrats and the one world globalist, have tried
Speaker 2: to do to keep him out of Washington, d C
Speaker 2: again has been just It's been unprecedented what they have
Speaker 2: tried to do, including trying to kill him. And now
Speaker 2: they're going to try and use the narrative that he
Speaker 2: is the first convicted felon to be elected president. Well,
Speaker 2: that's as important as the first African American president of
Speaker 2: the first woman president. It doesn't matter. Can he do
Speaker 2: the job, Yes he can I'll tell you this guy
Speaker 2: can do the job when it comes to the environment.
Speaker 2: Environmental energeerner Steve Shall.
Speaker 16: See true some green.
Speaker 3: Redrosies, I see them blue.
Speaker 6: And I think to myself.
Speaker 2: What a wonder what a wonderful world it is. Steve Shelty,
Speaker 2: Good morning, my friend.
Speaker 1: How are you?
Speaker 17: Good morning? Gary? Jeff better and I deserve hopefully a
Speaker 17: little bit clearer with the cell phone.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, you're fine, And we explain that. I'm not
Speaker 2: going to go into great detail. You were using a
Speaker 2: landline phone that was a portable phone, and what I've
Speaker 2: often found with those is that you turn one way
Speaker 2: or another and the signal will cut out on those
Speaker 2: portable phones. I mean, yeah, yeah, So it's no big deal.
Speaker 2: But this morning we're talking about how nuclear power actually
Speaker 2: saves lives.
Speaker 18: Right.
Speaker 17: This is an article from the this month's issue of
Speaker 17: Reason magazine. Their tagline is free markets and Free Minds.
Speaker 17: Article from Ronald Bailey nuclear power saved lives and basically
Speaker 17: talks about that after the catastrophic meltdown at the Chernobyl
Speaker 17: in the Soviet Union in nineteen eighty six resulted in
Speaker 17: nearly four hundred fewer nuclear power plants are built. Basically
Speaker 17: after that, the building of nuclear plants flatlined, and that
Speaker 17: the extra air pollution killed far more people than the
Speaker 17: meltdown by several orders of magnitude, according to a recent
Speaker 17: study issued by the National Bureau of Economic Research. The
Speaker 17: research found that new nuclear power construction flat line after Chernobyl.
Speaker 17: If we had continued to go on the path before that,
Speaker 17: they would have estimated we'd have more one hundred and
Speaker 17: seventy new nuclear reactors in the US alone by now. Interesting,
Speaker 17: back in the sixties, the Atomic Energy Commission anticipated we'd
Speaker 17: have more than one thousand, mostly fast breeder reactors supplying
Speaker 17: seventy percent of America's electricity by the year two thousand. Unfortunately,
Speaker 17: we're down at twenty percent. And interesting is a sideline,
Speaker 17: Gary Jeff We talked about this last week. Fast breeder
Speaker 17: reactors are fueled by slightly used nuclear fuel from today's
Speaker 17: light water reactors. In essence, fast breeder reactors almost give
Speaker 17: us almost give us unlimited power. But using air pollution
Speaker 17: data from satellite and as well as estimates from the
Speaker 17: University of Chicago's Air Quality Life Index, what they found
Speaker 17: is that for each nuclear power plant, by reducing air
Speaker 17: pollution saves an average of eleven thousand people expecting the
Speaker 17: life expectancy of seventy three years. Worldwide, the reduction was
Speaker 17: three hundred and eighty nine. Power plants would have saved
Speaker 17: four million, three hundred and fifty six thousand people in
Speaker 17: the US alone. We would have saved almost two million
Speaker 17: people if we have built the power plants. Now, they
Speaker 17: caution that their estimates are intended just to illustrate what
Speaker 17: would happen with the newer plant. Power plants constructed if
Speaker 17: Chernobyl did not happen, but the end with quote, air
Speaker 17: pollution would have likely been much lower, which in turn
Speaker 17: would have had significant health benefits. Once again, nuclear power
Speaker 17: is one of the great ways for humanity to go.
Speaker 17: And for those who have drinken the the net carbon
Speaker 17: footprint kool aid, good for them too.
Speaker 2: All right, I just had one question. We got to go,
Speaker 2: But yes or no? Were you one of those no
Speaker 2: nukes people in the late seventies?
Speaker 26: No?
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, so you haven't turned around that much,
Speaker 2: all right, Steve Shulty, thank you, God bless you. Have
Speaker 2: a good morning. It's seven twelve, It's seven hundred wl W.
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Speaker 2: We start with a partly cloudy day high of twenty
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Speaker 2: The new Health and Human Services Secretary, if he's confirmed
Speaker 2: by the Senate, we'll be attacking the health of our
Speaker 2: food and the safety of our food. What the most
Speaker 2: vulnerable among us are babies. They have no cheat, they
Speaker 2: have no choice. They get what we feed them. And
Speaker 2: in many cases what we are feeding our babies is
Speaker 2: just as bad or worse than what we're eating. Why
Speaker 2: rock go, Why tell me why our half of baby
Speaker 2: our half of our baby foods are unhealthy?
Speaker 1: What's going on here?
Speaker 18: Well, that's right, Well it's actually us. So there was
Speaker 18: a study from about six hundred and fifty one of
Speaker 18: the baby food products that are out there that sixty
Speaker 18: percent of them don't be just the basic and nutritional
Speaker 18: requirements for protein and and and unnecessary vitamins like vitamin D,
Speaker 18: vitamin C and other minerals that are needed. And then
Speaker 18: and it also found that that that more than seventy
Speaker 18: percent don't have the necessary protein.
Speaker 41: Now, what that means is that is obviously that that
Speaker 41: i that the parents are feeding of these kids most
Speaker 41: of the time they think that the baby.
Speaker 18: Food companies are doing what they're supposed to be doing.
Speaker 18: But the baby food companies life Warma don't really give,
Speaker 18: don't really care about, uh what they're doing. That they're
Speaker 18: shoving the processed foods.
Speaker 2: Uh you know, is this why baby poop smells so bad?
Speaker 18: Uh? Yes, actually yes it is.
Speaker 23: And and you're feeding, uh, you know, like the parents
Speaker 23: that feed like the processed foods that baby food basically
Speaker 23: is is you know, like the feedium poison and they
Speaker 23: don't even know it.
Speaker 1: Okay, let's we we know what the problem is.
Speaker 2: Give me in one minute a solution for parents so
Speaker 2: they can feed their babies health food.
Speaker 18: Well, I read the labels first of all, right, and
Speaker 18: and and if you can, like me and my wife did.
Speaker 18: We made our wont baby food so we knew exactly
Speaker 18: what was in it, and baby you know, and baby food.
Speaker 18: All all baby food needs to be is is use
Speaker 18: a blender and and cooked up you know, and cooked
Speaker 18: up food that you that you actually I can't cook Rocco.
Speaker 2: I cannot wait to taste you and your wife's strained
Speaker 2: peas Roccocostelano dot com. Ladies and gentlemen. Time now for
Speaker 2: the Tom Davis Diaries. I like to refer to these.
Speaker 1: As the.
Speaker 2: Here he is our reporter Tom Davis, with wild, wacky
Speaker 2: stories from around the world and around the country.
Speaker 31: You go, sir, Good morning Gary Jeff. This week he
Speaker 31: thought it was funny to spike the Holy water. But first,
Speaker 31: what to do with all these Christmas trees? People everywhere
Speaker 31: are trying to figure out what to do with their
Speaker 31: real Christmas tree now that the holiday has come and gone.
Speaker 31: If you know a Lama farmer, you're in luck. You
Speaker 31: can hand it off to them. Apparently, Lamas love the
Speaker 31: taste of Christmas trees, which provide vital nutrients and even
Speaker 31: help to keep their teeth clean.
Speaker 1: Who knew.
Speaker 31: A Texas high school is starting the new year on
Speaker 31: the wrong foot. Apparently a coach got a little worked
Speaker 31: up in practice and made the football team do four
Speaker 31: hundred pushups. Twenty six of the players suffered something called
Speaker 31: a muscle breakdown, and a couple of them ended up
Speaker 31: in the hospital.
Speaker 1: The schools now facing a lawsuit.
Speaker 31: Kia is recalling twenty five thousand electric SUVs because of
Speaker 31: a seat belt problem. Apparently they're not bolted down. They've
Speaker 31: narrowed it down to a single worker who didn't put
Speaker 31: the bolts in for the seat belts. I mean, you
Speaker 31: got to know it's dangerous to drive one of these things, right, Kia?
Speaker 31: Kia killed in action. And finally, one prankster with a
Speaker 31: lot of names got caught spiking the holy water. Thomas
Speaker 31: Camby Bowling von Getz was being disrupted before he poured
Speaker 31: whiskey into the holy water at two Maryland churches. He
Speaker 31: was kicked out of the first one, and in the
Speaker 31: second congregation they were made it tougher stuff. Parishioners there
Speaker 31: teamed up and held him down to the cops got there,
Speaker 31: and who knows, maybe he hit the confessional on the
Speaker 31: way out. Who am I to judge? Next week, people
Speaker 31: curing the common cold by wearing wet socks, have a
Speaker 31: great weekend.
Speaker 32: The holidays are a book.
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Speaker 42: Tony Pike joins me and Tony. First time around Bengals
Speaker 42: and Steelers, Bengals had no problems scoring. The problem was
Speaker 42: they couldn't stop Pittsburgh from scoring. Russell Wilson for some
Speaker 42: reasons able to pick them apart, and they couldn't figure
Speaker 42: it out. The Bengals defense has played better down the
Speaker 42: home stretch. U. They have some young players in there.
Speaker 42: But does it make a difference that you have just
Speaker 42: about a whole season under your belt, so it's tough
Speaker 42: to call you a rookie anymore?
Speaker 21: Yeah, I mean the rookie wall Is already has already
Speaker 21: passed for a lot of these guys. I mean, it's
Speaker 21: a process because you go from finishing your college season
Speaker 21: right into training for the Combine, and then the you know,
Speaker 21: the Combine is happening, and then pro days are happening,
Speaker 21: Draft is happening, mini camps for rookies, OTAs. It's just
Speaker 21: a process that you never really get that time off.
Speaker 21: So the rookie wall has already been hit and already
Speaker 21: been pushed through by a lot of these guys. So
Speaker 21: there are no more rookies really in the NFL. And
Speaker 21: I think the biggest question, as you mentioned the Bengals defense,
Speaker 21: the ability of Russell Wilson to just get the ball
Speaker 21: out quick and the underneath throws against the Bengals killed them.
Speaker 21: And I think many people are wondering now since that
Speaker 21: game you said this defense has played better. Is that
Speaker 21: a result of playing some lesser competition quarterback and then
Speaker 21: a rookie quarterback in bow Knicks have hit that rookie
Speaker 21: wall or is it a process of Okay, they are
Speaker 21: getting better. I think this is the perfect week eighteen
Speaker 21: scale to figure out really where they are defensively.
Speaker 42: It was just interesting how they couldn't figure out but
Speaker 42: underneath row they never adjusted for it. They hit it
Speaker 42: all day long.
Speaker 21: Yeah, and that was the frustrating part is that, you know,
Speaker 21: the Pittsburgh offense has struggled for much of the NFL season,
Speaker 21: and on that day it looked like they were one
Speaker 21: of the best offenses in the game. And they didn't
Speaker 21: do anything crazy. They allowed the defense to drop back,
Speaker 21: and they threw the ball underneath and occasionally Russell Wilson
Speaker 21: took his shot down the field. But it wasn't this
Speaker 21: offensive scheme that is reinventing how football is played. It
Speaker 21: was very basic and there were no adjustments, and it
Speaker 21: was the culmination if you think back to that week
Speaker 21: of just a very bad stretch of defense from the
Speaker 21: Cincinnati Bengals and another frustrating loss where the offense scored
Speaker 21: over thirty and still lost.
Speaker 42: It looks like they'll be without Chase Brown because they
Speaker 42: brought up Kendall Milton from the practice squad. As far
Speaker 42: as we know, t Higgins is still a question mark, correct.
Speaker 21: Yeah, right now. I think that everything will clear up
Speaker 21: pretty much by.
Speaker 1: The end of today.
Speaker 21: But they did make a move, you know, as the
Speaker 21: season went on for Khalil Herbert, when the Zach Boston
Speaker 21: news came out and I thought a little underrated aspect
Speaker 21: of that Denver Broncos game. Khalil Herbert had some nice
Speaker 21: plays late in the game when he got the opportunity.
Speaker 21: So I think it is a great opportunity for Khalil Herbert.
Speaker 21: But we know what it is at this point. If
Speaker 21: this team is going to win, if they're going to
Speaker 21: continue to compete and keep their playoff hoops alive on
Speaker 21: Saturday night and force some pressure on Sunday, it's going
Speaker 21: to be Joe Burrow as it has much of the year.
Speaker 1: All Right.
Speaker 42: We'll see how things pan out. If they win and
Speaker 42: all the other pieces fall together, I'll talk to you
Speaker 42: next week, same time.
Speaker 1: We'll see what happens. Thanks you bet.
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Speaker 2: Yet another hour of this Saturday Morning edition for Saturday,
Speaker 2: January fourth, twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: Welcome to the first weekend of the new year.
Speaker 2: With the Winner's storm warning, I'm giddy and shout out
Speaker 2: to the uss Row Arc.
Speaker 1: And any anybody named John that may be listening.
Speaker 2: Six minutes after the hour, Gary Jeff, Please, there's punch
Speaker 2: to be here and ready to introduce you to some
Speaker 2: science courtesy of our friends Science Mike.
Speaker 4: Yes, as a night of Scientist.
Speaker 21: Is it surprising it?
Speaker 1: Bell behinded me with good morning, Michael, How are you?
Speaker 1: I'm good?
Speaker 22: Did I understand it right that Steve Shulti is using
Speaker 22: like a nineteen ninety two phone that he got from
Speaker 22: a Sports Illustrated subscription film know.
Speaker 2: Where he got the plug in the portable landline phone
Speaker 2: he had been using previous weeks, but he just id
Speaker 2: to get with the times and use his cell phone
Speaker 2: and he was totally discernible this morning, as opposed to
Speaker 2: the last couple.
Speaker 22: I'm glad he pulled didn't didn't bend the antenna when
Speaker 22: he pulled it out of the phone.
Speaker 1: Kind of hated those things.
Speaker 14: What's going on?
Speaker 22: Hey?
Speaker 18: Hey, Gary Jeff?
Speaker 1: First, Happy New Year. Happy New Year to you, sir.
Speaker 22: Okay, So in eighteen thirty one August of eighteen thirty one,
Speaker 22: we had a a weather event in the in the
Speaker 22: whole around the whole world. The sun dimmed and uh
Speaker 22: temperatures dropped by one degree centigrade over two years, and
Speaker 22: they kind of they figured it was a volcano and
Speaker 22: this this this volcano actually killed like over half a
Speaker 22: million people over two years because of famine, a lot
Speaker 22: of cross for damage because it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the lack of sunlight will do that too.
Speaker 22: Yeah, it'll do that. And they kind of thought it
Speaker 22: was new it was a volcano, but they didn't know
Speaker 22: which volcano where, what volcano did this, And they they
Speaker 22: thought it was like, you know, typical volcanoes are along
Speaker 22: to you know, Philippines or like Krakatoa, that that big
Speaker 22: enough to do that kind of damage. But they did
Speaker 22: ice core samples and for years they had the samples
Speaker 22: and it was very low in potassium, and they knew
Speaker 22: that potassium low potassium and ice core samples were evidence
Speaker 22: of volcanoes. Typically it came out of Japan, but there
Speaker 22: were no evidence. Japan had no recorded evidence in eighteen
Speaker 22: thirty one of a volcano. And then they realized. Then
Speaker 22: they went looked at these islands that were north of
Speaker 22: Japan and the Curls and they found ice ice samples,
Speaker 22: ash ash samples from the from the expedition that was
Speaker 22: a US Japan Russia expedition in the early nineties and
Speaker 22: these samples chemically matched exactly to the core samples that they
Speaker 22: were pulling out of Greenland over the years, and they
Speaker 22: finally matched the this volcano up it's called Ski volcano
Speaker 22: and the curls. And the point about all this scientifically
Speaker 22: is these volcanoes pop up out of nowhere, and these
Speaker 22: you know, you could be a dormant volcano all a
Speaker 22: sudden can change the whole complexity of the global climate,
Speaker 22: like kind of Tuba did in ninety one. So they
Speaker 22: don't typically happen where you think they're going to happen.
Speaker 22: They could happen anywhere on the planet and even under sea,
Speaker 22: as we saw a couple of years ago that one
Speaker 22: blew up in the Philippines.
Speaker 2: So well, the Earth is, among other things, a seething,
Speaker 2: savage beast underneath it's crust.
Speaker 22: But I took them a hundred years to figure out
Speaker 22: where this volcano came from. So they finally I think.
Speaker 2: Right now, right now in this part of the country,
Speaker 2: believe it or not, Even in this part of the country,
Speaker 2: which you think may be a moon immune from major
Speaker 2: eruptions and the like, right now beneath our feet is
Speaker 2: a bubbling cauldron of of hell fire that could spring
Speaker 2: up at any time.
Speaker 1: On this phone call.
Speaker 2: We could be interrupted right now by a seismic blast
Speaker 2: that no one expected out of nowhere, and be consumed
Speaker 2: by the raging lava that is that is.
Speaker 1: No, I don't know.
Speaker 22: I gotta run the Kroger, get some eggs, milk.
Speaker 1: And the bread.
Speaker 2: So okay, but good luck. It's more dangerous at Kroger
Speaker 2: than it will be driving on Monday, believe me. Ten
Speaker 2: minutes after the hour, the Battle of.
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Speaker 2: Enjoy today because tomorrow and Monday may be just about
Speaker 2: impassable partly cloudy high at twenty nine. My friend Doug
Speaker 2: in Ripley said that the people at the salt piles,
Speaker 2: the drivers are working twelve hours.
Speaker 1: Twelve hour shifts.
Speaker 2: They got to get in their time now because they
Speaker 2: don't do hardly anything the rest of the year. Winter
Speaker 2: storm begins tomorrow a winter storm watching effect for the
Speaker 2: entire Try State. Heavy is now accumulating throughout the day
Speaker 2: and into Monday, as many as ten to twelve inches
Speaker 2: in areas around here, along with the thread of ice,
Speaker 2: and that will obviously make travel difficult. Tomorrow's high only
Speaker 2: twenty eight. It is seventeen at seven hundred WLW, and
Speaker 2: let's go to the truth in the word. Try to
Speaker 2: be positive wherever possible on this program. One of the
Speaker 2: ways in which we do this is by bringing you
Speaker 2: the Word of God, Bible versus. That's right on a
Speaker 2: secular radio station. The corporate sponsors are shrieking with horror
Speaker 2: right now. It's eight fifteen and seven out of WLW.
Speaker 2: Brother Rick Green from Spirit Work Cincinnati is with us
Speaker 2: as always, And Brother Green, I know the work you
Speaker 2: do year round with Cincinnati's homeless people, just by providing food.
Speaker 2: You know, your sack lunches once a week and you
Speaker 2: go out downtown and you do this. This is one
Speaker 2: of those weekends where there's a lot more than food
Speaker 2: that is in need. We're talking about shelter from the cold.
Speaker 2: And we pray that everyone has a place to go
Speaker 2: that is warm and is out of the snow and
Speaker 2: ice that we're about to get, don't we.
Speaker 14: Oh?
Speaker 6: Yes, I pray to God that he helped ove Yarry.
Speaker 6: It's funny you said back, because I'm leaving at nine
Speaker 6: o'clock to go feed the homeless. Yeah, I have to
Speaker 6: put out the public service announcement. If anyone is going
Speaker 6: to help me feed the homeless by sending a donation
Speaker 6: to me. Please write the check a money order to
Speaker 6: Rick Green. Gary one of your listeners, Vicky Stacy. I've
Speaker 6: never met her, but she's a lovely lady. She sends
Speaker 6: us a check and our bank won't be positive or
Speaker 6: cassid because this rolled out the Spirit Works. It's now
Speaker 6: rolled out to Rick Green.
Speaker 2: I want to and it's r I C K G
Speaker 2: R E E N E yes. All right, so people,
Speaker 2: people understand. But we said Spirit Works Cincinnati, so I
Speaker 2: understand how she would do that. But to Rick Green,
Speaker 2: it is Rick Green's mission. Oh, it's it's God's mission
Speaker 2: that Rick Green is performing. So yeah, just to if
Speaker 2: you if you want to do that, there you go.
Speaker 2: That's how you that's how you make the cash available
Speaker 2: so they can continue their mission of feeding the homeless
Speaker 2: every week. All right, Rick, what have you got from
Speaker 2: the Word of God this morning?
Speaker 6: Today? We're coming from Josua Chapter one, verse nine. It said,
Speaker 6: this is my command.
Speaker 21: Be strong and courageous.
Speaker 6: Do not be afraid or discouraged, for the Lord your
Speaker 6: God is with.
Speaker 18: You wherever you go. Amen.
Speaker 6: Don't you love that?
Speaker 22: Ary?
Speaker 14: Oh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Well, there's so many people telling you to be
Speaker 2: afraid of this or that. If you've got the faith
Speaker 2: in God, then you shouldn't be afraid of that or this.
Speaker 6: Amen.
Speaker 2: Whether it's whether it's a disease, whether it's whether it's disease,
Speaker 2: whether it's weather, anything, You're right, girl.
Speaker 6: You have to learn how to tune them out. Don't
Speaker 6: let them take over your mind. Let the war to
Speaker 6: God take over their minds.
Speaker 1: There you go. Amen.
Speaker 2: All right, Brother Rick, thank you so much for what
Speaker 2: you continue to do for Cincinnati's homeless, and we'll be
Speaker 2: thinking about you and especially them this weekend as the
Speaker 2: weather comes in eighteen at seven hundred WL.
Speaker 37: Tempter's top out in the mid to upper twenties. Tomorrow
Speaker 37: is the day we've been watching for our winter storm potential.
Speaker 37: We will continue to keep a close eye on it
Speaker 37: and the impacts that move in from a severe weather station.
Speaker 37: I'm nine first Warning Meteorologist Cameron Harden on news radio
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Speaker 30: The Bengals are on the road in Pittsburgh week eighteen
Speaker 30: to close out the regular season. A win tonight is
Speaker 30: the first of three things needed to make the playoffs,
Speaker 30: a Dolphins loss to the Jets, and a Broncos loss
Speaker 30: to the Chiefs.
Speaker 1: That kickoff is set for eight.
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Speaker 2: in space, NASA decides they're going to send three astronauts
Speaker 2: into space for two years per and they allow each
Speaker 2: of the astronauts to carry two hundred pounds of baggage
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Speaker 2: decides to take along his wife he's under the limit.
Speaker 2: The second decided to take along books to learn how
Speaker 2: to speak German, while the third astronaut decided to take
Speaker 2: along cigarettes. Two years later, the space shuttle lands. There's
Speaker 2: a huge crowd of waiting to welcome them home. First
Speaker 2: came the astronaut and his wife, each of them with
Speaker 2: a baby in their arms. Next the second astronaut, who's
Speaker 2: speaking fluent German. They both give their speeches and get
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Speaker 1: By the man that was like Peter Griffin on here.
Speaker 8: Man in the wind a man, if you.
Speaker 1: Get that joke, you were watching the right show.
Speaker 16: You know.
Speaker 2: A little surf music I think is good on the
Speaker 2: first weekend of a winter storm morning in Cincinnati. Man,
Speaker 2: can our mind set on other things, more pleasant things,
Speaker 2: even if it's a surfing bird by the trash man?
Speaker 1: Hey mo, how are you? I'm good?
Speaker 14: What's going on?
Speaker 2: I'm not getting down to the surfing bird man. You
Speaker 2: know it's it's seventeen degrees expecting six to ten inches.
Speaker 1: A know, in the next twenty four to thirty six hours.
Speaker 2: I gotta have my mind on other things, you know,
Speaker 2: tasty waves in a cool buzz, as Pacoli.
Speaker 1: Would say, Yes, sounds good to me.
Speaker 2: Okay, so wintertime here in this place. Now, we've already
Speaker 2: had our first snowfall, and people would absolutely berserk over
Speaker 2: like a half an inch? Was it like a month
Speaker 2: ago or something? I can't remember, but you know that
Speaker 2: they're taking They always take us to show us the
Speaker 2: pictures of the salt piles.
Speaker 1: Why do they do that?
Speaker 14: Yeah, we the.
Speaker 2: Salt piles are there year round, but all of a
Speaker 2: sudden there's a winter start.
Speaker 1: We want to let you know we've got salt. Don't
Speaker 1: blame the salt pile. We've got and the drivers will
Speaker 1: be working twelve hour shifts. Oh my god, twelve hour shifts.
Speaker 2: It just seems like it's a lot of ado about
Speaker 2: nothing most of the time. Now, I don't like driving
Speaker 2: in it, and I'm not particularly fond of this kind
Speaker 2: of weather. We do get it every once in a while.
Speaker 2: Do you have a bad weather story that you can
Speaker 2: remember and relate quickly to us?
Speaker 18: A bad weather story?
Speaker 14: Well, lying back from the we had an ice worm
Speaker 14: that blanketed like the entire Midwest, Midwest and extending into
Speaker 14: the southern part of the United States.
Speaker 18: Is two thousand and four and.
Speaker 14: U S played in the fort Worth Bowl and so well,
Speaker 14: I flew out early because we knew the ice worm
Speaker 14: was coming. We did the fort Worth Bowl. Dan Horde
Speaker 14: and I flew back. The fort Worth Bowl was played
Speaker 14: on December twenty third, and Dan Horde and I flew
Speaker 14: back after the game Christmas Eve morning, and we had
Speaker 14: to connect in Memphis and then fly back to Cincinnati.
Speaker 14: And when we got to Memphis, the airport was closed
Speaker 14: and no flights were getting out. It was Christmas Eve.
Speaker 18: We go to a.
Speaker 14: Rental car line. There were no rental cars to be had,
Speaker 14: and fortunately we found some very nice people who offered
Speaker 14: to drive us. And in the middle of an ice
Speaker 14: storm on Christmas Eve. It took us about fourteen hours
Speaker 14: to get from Memphis to Cincinnati back in time, not
Speaker 14: really in time for Christmas. But I remember that ice
Speaker 14: storm and how brutal it was and how it screwed
Speaker 14: up Christmas, and that was something that was something that's
Speaker 14: probably it's a good bad weather story, but that's the
Speaker 14: first story that comes to mind.
Speaker 2: As a kid. We lived in the Chicago suburbs. And
Speaker 2: this is the winter of the Blizzard of nineteen sixty seven,
Speaker 2: which I'm sure you weren't around for yet, but I
Speaker 2: was like six years old, And what I remember about
Speaker 2: that is that the snowdrifts were up to the roof
Speaker 2: of our ranch. In other words, you couldn't get out
Speaker 2: the front door. You had to tunnel your way out
Speaker 2: of the front door onto the front porch just to
Speaker 2: get outside.
Speaker 1: And this is.
Speaker 2: Chicago area, you know, they kind of know how to
Speaker 2: deal with snow and stuff, but not on this level.
Speaker 2: This was of a magnitude that you usually don't but
Speaker 2: when you've got to tunnel your way out of the
Speaker 2: front door through the snow drift just to get outside
Speaker 2: that And I.
Speaker 1: Do remember a freezing.
Speaker 2: About three hours up near Dayton when I lived in
Speaker 2: Dayton for the short time I did in ninety three
Speaker 2: and early ninety four, and I was driving it was
Speaker 2: borrowing someone else's car and got a flat tire and
Speaker 2: there was no spare in the back. It was about
Speaker 2: twenty below with the wind chill, snow on the road,
Speaker 2: snow on the side of the road as I pulled over,
Speaker 2: and I was trying to change that or get the
Speaker 2: tire off that was flat, and hoping someone would come
Speaker 2: up long and help me. And the lug nuts were
Speaker 2: seized onto the tire because they had rusted on, and
Speaker 2: all I had was the little tire tool. So I
Speaker 2: was stuck there for about three hours until someone came
Speaker 2: along with a jack and a doughnuts bear and got
Speaker 2: me to where I knew. And all the mean time,
Speaker 2: I've got to tell this person that I borrowed their cars,
Speaker 2: that you know, your cars stranded on the road, and
Speaker 2: so am I what do we do? And this is
Speaker 2: before widespread cell phone use, so you know, you kind
Speaker 2: of sol at that point. So we're looking at one
Speaker 2: of those kind of weekends for some people. But there's
Speaker 2: plenty to keep us interested inside. And while we warm
Speaker 2: to the last weekend of the NFL season, Week eighteen,
Speaker 2: here we are, and here's a scenario. The Indian Yeah,
Speaker 2: the Jets defeat the Tuillus Miami Dolphins, and the backup
Speaker 2: Kansas City Chiefs defeat the Denver Broncos, and the Bengals
Speaker 2: still lose to Pittsburgh. I mean, the thing that has
Speaker 2: to happen first doesn't happen, and then the other two
Speaker 2: things that needed to happen, those dominoes fall. It just
Speaker 2: would seem so Bengals like for that to be the
Speaker 2: end of the season.
Speaker 14: Your thoughts, There's president two thousand and six. Bengals needed
Speaker 14: to beat the Steelers and they needed three results to
Speaker 14: go their way. This was on New Year's Eve. The
Speaker 14: three results the Bengals needed went their way, and they
Speaker 14: lost in overtime to the Pittsburgh Steelers and missed the postseason,
Speaker 14: finishing eight eight. So it's happened before. I think the
Speaker 14: way this plays out for the Bengals, I think the
Speaker 14: fact that they're playing tonight is a good thing because
Speaker 14: you know, human nature dictates. You know, you're playing a game,
Speaker 14: but you know other results have to go your way,
Speaker 14: and so maybe you're mentally a little bit preoccupied what's
Speaker 14: happening in Denver and what's happening with the Jets and Dolphins,
Speaker 14: And I think them playing tonight gives them a chance
Speaker 14: to sort of solely focus on the game against the Steelers.
Speaker 14: And let's face it, the first time they played Pittsburgh
Speaker 14: gave up forty.
Speaker 21: Two points, So this is a lot to focus on tonight.
Speaker 14: Playing the Steelers team that, regardless of what happens with
Speaker 14: the Ravens and Browns, is going to have something to
Speaker 14: play for, certainly doesn't want to go into the postseason
Speaker 14: with four straight losses. So it's going to be enough
Speaker 14: of a challenge tonight. So I like the idea that
Speaker 14: they could play this evening and focus on what they've
Speaker 14: got to do. But yeah, I think every Bengals fan
Speaker 14: has kind of rolled through the same thing in their mind, like, Yeah,
Speaker 14: the most Cincinnati thing ever would be they lose tonight
Speaker 14: and their chances and then we sit back tomorrow and
Speaker 14: watch the b team the Chiefs put on the field
Speaker 14: win and we watch Aaron Rodgers turn into Aaron Rodgers again,
Speaker 14: and the other two results we need end up playing
Speaker 14: out the way we wanted to, and it still doesn't matter.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there you go. But again, you cannot give every
Speaker 2: other team in the NFL a four game heads started
Speaker 2: at the beginning of the season or a five game
Speaker 2: head start, as the Bengals did again this year. You
Speaker 2: know say, well, you know, you know, Joe Burrow was injured,
Speaker 2: and this happened, and this happened, and this wasn't you know,
Speaker 2: after about four or five seasons like that in a row.
Speaker 2: You go, this, this has to change and there can't
Speaker 2: be any more excuses of why you start one in
Speaker 2: three or four in eight, and you know it's not
Speaker 2: it's really down to this this weekend obviously to see
Speaker 2: if they get in the playoffs. But this season was
Speaker 2: lost a lot earlier, and we all know that. I mean,
Speaker 2: how do we get out of that mentality of giving
Speaker 2: everybody else a four game heads start at the beginning
Speaker 2: of the season.
Speaker 1: It's frustrating, Yeah, you know what, I think?
Speaker 18: What excuse me?
Speaker 14: What's frustrating about it is they did handle this past
Speaker 14: offseason and this past year's preseason differently than the past
Speaker 14: couple of years. You know, we talked about at a
Speaker 14: bunch they started oh and two in twenty twenty two,
Speaker 14: they started oh and two in twenty twenty three, and
Speaker 14: so what could they do to ensure that they hit
Speaker 14: the ground running more week one? So they had a
Speaker 14: more physical training camp by every account, they played some
Speaker 14: of the starters in the preseason, they went through a
Speaker 14: more normal offseason program, and yet it still wasn't good enough.
Speaker 14: You know, you talk about all the different what if
Speaker 14: this season losing to the Patriots Week one at home
Speaker 14: remains inexcusable, and you're right. Look, they're eight and five
Speaker 14: over their last thirteen games, which you know, maybe isn't awesome,
Speaker 14: but it's pretty good, you know, pretty good eight and five,
Speaker 14: and yet they've had to go eight and five just
Speaker 14: to get themselves back to five hundred and time for
Speaker 14: the last game of the season. It is going to
Speaker 14: be question number one this offseason, once they figure out
Speaker 14: what they're gonna do with players like T Higgins and
Speaker 14: free agents they retained and free agents they acquire, and
Speaker 14: what they do in the draft, because they can't keep
Speaker 14: doing this and it has caught up to them. You know,
Speaker 14: you go back two years ago, you could say, well
Speaker 14: they were covered and finished twelve and four, and they did,
Speaker 14: but they still had to go on the road in
Speaker 14: the AFC Championship game. Heck, they had to go on
Speaker 14: the road the week before when they played the Buffalo Bills.
Speaker 14: You could say, well, they started zero to two last year,
Speaker 14: but they recovered, Yeah they did. They finished nine to
Speaker 14: eight and barely missed the postseason. It's going to catch
Speaker 14: up to you when you get off to a slow start.
Speaker 14: And you're absolutely right, as the season has played out
Speaker 14: the way it has and if they end up being
Speaker 14: on the outside looking in, especially if they do end
Speaker 14: up winning tonight, that's what we're going to come back to,
Speaker 14: not beating the Patriots, not finishing the game Week two
Speaker 14: against Kansas City, and defensively just getting works by the
Speaker 14: Washington Commanders. Until that changes, the ceiling for this franchise
Speaker 14: remains not as high as it should.
Speaker 1: Be, no doubt about it.
Speaker 2: We're down to a final four in college football, in
Speaker 2: the playoff Championship. And a buddy of mine who's a
Speaker 2: Buckeye alum, who of course lives and dies with the
Speaker 2: OSU Michigan game every year and died once again this year,
Speaker 2: only to see his team now being one game away
Speaker 2: from the championship game, suggested after after seeing the Michigan
Speaker 2: game and then seeing what the Buckeyes did afterwards, suggesting
Speaker 2: that perhaps the Buckeyes laid down against Michigan just so
Speaker 2: they would have a lower I don't know, says, so
Speaker 2: the seating was we would be different in the playoff
Speaker 2: game in the CFP. What do you think of that scenario?
Speaker 2: Because this has been a totally different looking Ohio State
Speaker 2: team since the Michigan game.
Speaker 14: I mean totally so they didn't won a first round
Speaker 14: by and they wanted to play a second round game
Speaker 14: against the top ten.
Speaker 2: I know, I know, I looked at him the same
Speaker 2: way and just shook my head. I said, I don't
Speaker 2: think so. But again, it does look like and I
Speaker 2: believe Ohio State truly now has a legitimate chance to
Speaker 2: after losing to Michigan, which is the only game that
Speaker 2: matters to most Ohio State football fans of winning the
Speaker 2: national championship. And I think their pass will ultimately be
Speaker 2: through Notre Dame your thoughts on my predictions.
Speaker 14: Here, Vegas agrees with you. They are the odds on favorite,
Speaker 14: and I think you have to give Ryan Day and
Speaker 14: his team a lot of credit because when they lost
Speaker 14: to Michigan, you know, you heard from some very unreasonable
Speaker 14: people who would say, well, it doesn't even matter if
Speaker 14: they play for the national championship, or you know, when
Speaker 14: they played Tennessee, there's going to be thirty thousand ball
Speaker 14: fans there and they're going to get booed when they
Speaker 14: charge out onto the field. And they have played two really,
Speaker 14: really good games. They have looked focused, and I think
Speaker 14: with the walls closing in around Ryan Day. His team
Speaker 14: rallied around him, which says a lot about him. Look,
Speaker 14: I understand the frustration of seeing their team lose to
Speaker 14: it's our rival every year.
Speaker 18: I get that.
Speaker 14: I understand the importance of rivalry games and of the
Speaker 14: Ohio State Michigan game. I think it is ridiculous though, that,
Speaker 14: in an era where we have diminished the importance of
Speaker 14: regular season college football games, that we've amplified this game
Speaker 14: to a degree that it's never been amplified before. It
Speaker 14: just doesn't make any sense to me. And look again,
Speaker 14: it's something Ryan Day is going to have to figure
Speaker 14: out if he's ever going to be universally accepted, I
Speaker 14: guess by every Ohio State fan. But the goal is
Speaker 14: to run a program and compete for championships. And let's
Speaker 14: face it, no one cares about conference championships anymore. They're
Speaker 14: in a position to win a national championship. I have
Speaker 14: heard Ohio State fans, who I don't think represent the majority,
Speaker 14: but I have heard Ohio State fans say I'd rather
Speaker 14: beat Michigan than win a national championship. Well, okay, fine,
Speaker 14: then sit on the sideline and watch your team compete
Speaker 14: for one, because they have a really good chance. And
Speaker 14: I think it'd be actually a really cool story if
Speaker 14: they did pull this off, with with the the buzzard
Speaker 14: circling around Ryan Day to get his team to play
Speaker 14: the way it hasn't finished this off, I think would
Speaker 14: be a really cool story.
Speaker 2: Ohio State Notre Dame is my prediction, and the Buckeyes
Speaker 2: beat the fighting Irish.
Speaker 1: So we will see.
Speaker 2: Moe have a great weekend, and I hope you have
Speaker 2: a nice warm place to stay.
Speaker 1: Thank you you too. All right, thank you, counselor was up?
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what.
Speaker 38: I'm with you on that prediction for the National Championship game.
Speaker 38: I would just flip who won and who loses? Though, Uh,
Speaker 38: but you know what, you're a Golden domer.
Speaker 2: There are teams.
Speaker 1: Thanks man. No, I'm kidding. That hurts No, No, but yes,
Speaker 1: you're right. I mean that's gonna great the game.
Speaker 38: What's on the show today, Well, I'm gonna be talking
Speaker 38: about the Biden legacy as it is and will be.
Speaker 1: He seems to think it's going to be good. I
Speaker 1: think not.
Speaker 38: We're also going to be talking about the All States
Speaker 38: CEO Tom Wilson. I don't know if you heard about it,
Speaker 38: Gary Jeff. He made an idiotic statement before the Sugar Bowl.
Speaker 38: It was at first he paid homage to the victims
Speaker 38: of the tragedy in New Orleans. Then he talks about, well,
Speaker 38: we got to get over our addiction to divisiveness and
Speaker 38: negativity and learn to accept people's imperfections and differences. Now,
Speaker 38: what in the hell that's got to do with fifteen
Speaker 38: people dead? You got me, and he's catching crap. They
Speaker 38: pulled the statement off their website already.
Speaker 2: Islamis terror is the greatest threat to American society.
Speaker 1: There's no question.
Speaker 38: Oh no, it's white supremacy. I mean, come on now,
Speaker 38: islamis terror. And they don't want to say it. Tongue
Speaker 38: in cheek, brother, they don't want to. I know, FBI
Speaker 38: certainly doesn't want to say it. They have to be
Speaker 38: drug kicking and screaming before they say it.
Speaker 2: You have a great Saturday midday, Michael, and good luck
Speaker 2: to your fighting Irish Okay, huddles after the show show,
Speaker 2: Today will be your last day to get out anywhere
Speaker 2: and drink, So come celebrate the last day of society
Speaker 2: outside your home before armageddon hits. We'll see you there.
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