Speaker 1: New lead singer.
Speaker 2: Today, Brian Johnson celebrates his seventy seventh birthday.
Speaker 3: We celebrate them all, still walk down the steed.
Speaker 2: The girl's got rhythm. We got some rock and roll
Speaker 2: to start this Saturday Morning edition. Before we look at
Speaker 2: the look back at significant events and people tied to
Speaker 2: this particular date in history, include, but not limited to, these.
Speaker 2: On this date, October fifth, eighteen ninety two, the Dalton
Speaker 2: Gang reached what was pretty much the end of the line,
Speaker 2: practically wiped out, attempting to rob a pair of banks
Speaker 2: in Coffeeville, Kansas, eighteen ninety two. This date, nineteen forty seven,
Speaker 2: President Truman delivered the first televised White House addresses. He
Speaker 2: spoke on the world food crisis. Could we be headed
Speaker 2: for another?
Speaker 1: Earl?
Speaker 2: Warren sworn in as the fourteenth Chief Justice of the
Speaker 2: United States Supreme Court This state in nineteen fifty three.
Speaker 2: Nineteen fifty eight racially desegregated Clinton High School in Clinton, Tennessee,
Speaker 2: nearly leveled by an early morning bombing.
Speaker 1: It's not Good.
Speaker 2: Nineteen eighty three, Solidarity founder LEC Vollessa named winner of
Speaker 2: the Nobel Peace Prize. He would become the president of
Speaker 2: a free Poland for a while. The Sandinistas and Nicaragua
Speaker 2: their government soldiers shot down a cargo plane carrying weapons
Speaker 2: and ammunition bound for Contra rebels. The year was nineteen
Speaker 2: eighty six. The event would open up for everyone's examination.
Speaker 2: The Iran Contra affair nineteen eighty nine and October fifth,
Speaker 2: the jury and Charlotte, North Carolina convicted evangelist Jim Baker
Speaker 2: of using his television show to defraud followers, Jim and
Speaker 2: Tammy Fay. Two thousand and one, tabloid photo editor Robert
Speaker 2: Stevens died from inhaled anthrax, the first of a series
Speaker 2: of antraks cases in Florida, New York, New Jersey, and Washington.
Speaker 2: Remember that, Let's see birthdays. Besides Brian Johnson of ACDC
Speaker 2: College Football Hall of Fame Fame coach Barry Switzer is
Speaker 2: eighty seven Oklahoma Remember Oklahoma member his term as a
Speaker 2: Dallas Cowboy headman. The guy obviously can coach a little bit.
Speaker 2: Steve Miller is still rocking the Jungle Love at eighty one.
Speaker 2: Senator Ben Cardon of Maryland has a birthday today, but
Speaker 2: he's a Democrat, so who cares. Actress Karen Allen is
Speaker 2: seventy three. Bob Geldolf of the Boomtown Rats also celebrating
Speaker 2: his seventy third birthday. Clive Barker in seventy two. Neil
Speaker 2: deGrasse Tyson rings in the double sixes. Architect designer Maya
Speaker 2: Lynn is sixty five. Golf Hall of Famer Laura Davies
Speaker 2: has a birthday today, Happy Birthday. Mario Lemieu is fifty nine,
Speaker 2: Guy Pierce fifty seven, Josie Pissette is fifty four. Kate
Speaker 2: Winslet has a birthday. Happy Birthday forty nine, Jesseberg and
Speaker 2: Travis Kelcey is thirty five. Today it's five point forty one.
Speaker 2: If it's your birthday, I it is the absolute best
Speaker 2: birthday you could possibly imagine, spent with people you love,
Speaker 2: doing things that you love to do.
Speaker 1: That is truly my wish for you. We'll talk to
Speaker 1: Mametry next.
Speaker 4: This morning at nine, Mike Allen takes a stand and
Speaker 4: then eventually a seat once his legs get tired.
Speaker 5: On seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 2: Steve, it's partly Sonny, right, Why do they do that?
Speaker 2: Eighty one for a high tempt today tomorrow mostly sunny
Speaker 2: In eighty six Monday sunshine. We drop down to sixty
Speaker 2: nine for a high finally feeling like fall. It's fifty
Speaker 2: seven right now. Friday Night legs on Saturday one seven
Speaker 2: hundred wl W Liam Tomlinson standing by with those scores
Speaker 2: from do they still play Friday night football? They played
Speaker 2: high school college? And when's the NFL coming to Friday nights?
Speaker 6: What?
Speaker 1: What do you got from the high school blackout? Friday?
Speaker 7: Blake Friday? They'll be on Friday nights. Oh yeah, high
Speaker 7: school football. We have some games this afternoon, some games
Speaker 7: Thursday night. Lot played last night though Lawrenceburg handled Rushville
Speaker 7: thirty eight to six. Franklin County dominated South Dearborn forty
Speaker 7: one to seven. East Central throttles Connersville sixty two to six.
Speaker 7: LaSalle topped ron Cally twenty eight to seventeen. Beechwood destroyed
Speaker 7: Walton Frona sixty nine to nothing, and Mason County held
Speaker 7: home scoreless, winning sixty to nothing. Fun Fact Holmes in
Speaker 7: Danville the team I do the play by play four yes,
Speaker 7: two least scoring teams in Kentucky at this point through
Speaker 7: the season. Holy Cross thirty eight, Morgan County eight, Bishop
Speaker 7: Brosser tops Paris twenty one to fourteen at North College
Speaker 7: Hill handled Norwood forty to fourteen.
Speaker 8: F C.
Speaker 7: Cincinnati plays in their final regular season home game of
Speaker 7: the season against Orlando City tonight. Pregame coverage begins at
Speaker 7: seven kickoff, except for seven to forty listening to all
Speaker 7: the action on ESPN fifty teen thirty. Bengals look to
Speaker 7: improve from their one to three record with a division
Speaker 7: home game versus the Ravens Tomorrow afternoon. Pregame coverage begins
Speaker 7: at nine kick off.
Speaker 5: The set for one.
Speaker 7: You can listen to all the Bengals covered right here
Speaker 7: on seven hundred WLW and.
Speaker 5: US the radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 9: Hot in one room and cold in the next.
Speaker 1: No duck to work, No phoe to Day.
Speaker 2: Is an appeal to you, like you would need one,
Speaker 2: to donate whatever you can to Hurricane Helene relief funds,
Speaker 2: whether it be the Red Cross, which is a fantastic organization.
Speaker 2: Christ two point oh and I made our donations. I'm
Speaker 2: not stepping out like that that's a big thing, or
Speaker 2: we're such good people. It just facts and Samaritan Purse,
Speaker 2: Matthew twenty five ministries. All of these are fine organizations
Speaker 2: to give to to help the thousands of people in Tennis,
Speaker 2: North Carolina, Georgia, South Carolina, and Florida who have been
Speaker 2: abandoned by their federal government, particularly FEMA. And this is
Speaker 2: not a political tirade, although you might think it is.
Speaker 2: But the fact of the matter is, during the tenure
Speaker 2: of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris in the White House
Speaker 2: as the titular heads of our government, they raided they
Speaker 2: made the decision to raid FEMA accounts that are supposed
Speaker 2: to go towards aiding people in natural disasters, and they
Speaker 2: did it to benefit illegal immigrants in this country to
Speaker 2: the tune of one bit one point four billion dollars.
Speaker 2: There's no money left majorcas the Department of Homeland Security
Speaker 2: had said so last week. The reason there's no money
Speaker 2: left is because they put the interest of people who
Speaker 2: aren't even supposed to be in our country over American citizens.
Speaker 2: This should enrage you. This should be the final nail
Speaker 2: in this regime's coffin. Not that it will be, I
Speaker 2: don't know, but you need to know that as an
Speaker 2: American citizen, your tax money that they coerced out of
Speaker 2: you compelled you to donate and they want more has
Speaker 2: been misused, mishandled, fraudulently, taking away from the Federal Emergency
Speaker 2: Management Agency and given to I don't know, put up
Speaker 2: illegals in hotels or those cash cards or whatever goodies
Speaker 2: they've been handing out for people that they brought into
Speaker 2: this country illegally and flew into this country illegally without
Speaker 2: any id We're all going to have to have a
Speaker 2: real idea to fly by next May. Supposedly if you're
Speaker 2: an illegal, don't worry about it anyway. They took that
Speaker 2: money that's supposed to be for things like hurricane relief,
Speaker 2: and they funneled it somewhere else. So it's up to us,
Speaker 2: that's the point. It is up to all of us
Speaker 2: to help out American Red Cross, Samaritans, Purse Matthew twenty
Speaker 2: five ministries. Those are the first three off the top
Speaker 2: of my mind. God bless those people. When you want help,
Speaker 2: don't look to the federal government, look to each other. Mametry,
Speaker 2: good morning, how are you.
Speaker 10: I'm getting upset with you and now all the so
Speaker 10: called white people talking about those black people. They can't
Speaker 10: help a state black What are you talking about?
Speaker 1: What are you talking about?
Speaker 2: I didn't say anything about I didn't say anything about
Speaker 2: black people, Linette, talk.
Speaker 10: About those people upper in Ohio, Springfields. They can't help
Speaker 10: state black.
Speaker 1: And it has nothing to.
Speaker 2: Do with the color of their skin, Linette, what it
Speaker 2: has to do. It has to do with the fact.
Speaker 2: Now the people in Springfield, the Haitians that you're talking about, yes,
Speaker 2: all right, to the Haitian people you're talking about are
Speaker 2: here legally on a temporary protective status. And I wasn't
Speaker 2: talking about them. I'm talking about the millions that they
Speaker 2: have let into this country who are white, Black Asian
Speaker 2: Indian who are illegal immigrants that across the border illegally,
Speaker 2: and now we're putting them up in hotels. No, if
Speaker 2: they're not black, honey, it's not about.
Speaker 10: Black thought to be born. This is a promised land.
Speaker 2: That's right, That's absolutely right. And if you're a citizen,
Speaker 2: that's what we do. And there is a path for
Speaker 2: you to become a citizen.
Speaker 1: No, No, that's not the way it works.
Speaker 2: You have to you have to ask to be a citizen,
Speaker 2: and then you have to go through certain steps to
Speaker 2: be a citizen. That's that's that's the law. That's the law.
Speaker 2: But you don't understand. You have to have a border
Speaker 2: if you have a country. Right now, we don't have
Speaker 2: a border because the current government has taken the border
Speaker 2: down and just said everybody.
Speaker 1: Come on in. We don't care who you are.
Speaker 2: We don't care if you're a terrorist or a murderer
Speaker 2: or a rapist.
Speaker 10: What they said, we have a border in Texas.
Speaker 1: We don't.
Speaker 2: We don't, and you don't have a country if you
Speaker 2: don't have a border. I didn't want you to argue
Speaker 2: with you this morning, but I didn't say a word
Speaker 2: about black people, Lynette.
Speaker 10: Yeah, but I get tired here about the Hiatians they
Speaker 10: can't have. They're black and poor. And we're here to
Speaker 10: help our brother, our sister who is amen.
Speaker 1: Amen, We're here to amen.
Speaker 2: We're here to help, but not at the expense of
Speaker 2: other people, American citizens, that's the point.
Speaker 10: Yeah. But like you say, we're here to help. And
Speaker 10: I love Matthew twenty five. I donate to them for years. Yeah, No,
Speaker 10: I didn't have it. I give it.
Speaker 1: Well that's it right.
Speaker 10: Now, I'm dirt poor. I can't even donate a penny.
Speaker 2: I understand that, and I and I'm the same way.
Speaker 2: We found a way to donate a little bit of money,
Speaker 2: but and may do it again because the need is
Speaker 2: so great for American citizens.
Speaker 10: Okay, we've got the subjects. I want to say, Happy
Speaker 10: birthday the lady Jeans and Florence, Uh teacher Judy, Uh
Speaker 10: Lady Patricia Columbus Lady uh Joe and Milford and her
Speaker 10: friends came on my birthday. Uh Lady Marsha Union, Lady
Speaker 10: Christine the Heart lady. And now I wanna sing, Well,
Speaker 10: we are soliers in the army. We have to pray,
Speaker 10: although we have to fight. We had to hold We
Speaker 10: had the hold of the blood staining matter.
Speaker 11: We have to hold it.
Speaker 12: Uh leill we die.
Speaker 10: My mother was a told the oh ye, my father
Speaker 10: was a told the oh ye. We sang and prayed
Speaker 10: and praised our Lord and served him till we die. Amen.
Speaker 2: All right, Mametrie, you ate up all of our time
Speaker 2: arguing with me. I didn't say a thing about black people,
Speaker 2: but I.
Speaker 10: Love you imitations I'm black, That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: I'm skin is if you're not.
Speaker 2: If you're not legally in this country, you're not legally
Speaker 2: in this country.
Speaker 1: And I didn't say a word about the Haitians.
Speaker 10: Yeah, but you're illegal. I want to eventually get educated
Speaker 10: and be.
Speaker 2: Legal eventually, but not not immediately. The second you cross
Speaker 2: the border, you don't become legal.
Speaker 10: Mometrary, I think it takes five years to be amerried.
Speaker 1: Sometimes ten, sometimes ten.
Speaker 2: And if you're in here legally, you need to go
Speaker 2: back to the other side and do all the things
Speaker 2: that are necessary to become a citizen. And Gosh, I
Speaker 2: didn't want to argue. I just wanted to push for
Speaker 2: some hurricane relief. It's hard when people don't understand what
Speaker 2: they're talking about. But I love mometry, so we'll let
Speaker 2: it go with that.
Speaker 5: This season on the new podcast Rip Current.
Speaker 1: The Story of the Old for you, I'm doing just fine.
Speaker 1: You had your power out last week, didn't you.
Speaker 13: Yeah, Jerry Jeff, I've never in my life if these
Speaker 13: trees were blowing and I got scared. I mean they
Speaker 13: were coming toward the house, the whole flat, Jerry Jeff.
Speaker 13: There were trees on cars. They blocked our streets off
Speaker 13: three day. This one guy had his boat and I've
Speaker 13: never seen him. We got our power back at two
Speaker 13: o'clock last Saturday. But Jerry Jeff, I've never seen a
Speaker 13: storm so bad.
Speaker 1: You know, Well, let's get right to the meat of
Speaker 1: the matter here, Dick.
Speaker 2: What happens with the Bengals and the Ravens tomorrow?
Speaker 13: I think truth Now, I'm going to be you know,
Speaker 13: I'm always optimisky. I think they're going to win about
Speaker 13: twenty seven, twenty four. I think I've got to be
Speaker 13: up to the defense to stop absolutely.
Speaker 2: Yes, Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry.
Speaker 13: Ye.
Speaker 2: Now see, you were talking about the power outages and
Speaker 2: all the trees and the damage that was done when
Speaker 2: Hurricane Helene blasted through Dayton. Imagine what it was like
Speaker 2: when it was still a Category one or two hurricane
Speaker 2: inland in a place like North Carolina or Georgia.
Speaker 14: Oh yeah, yeah, those folks this week.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I called you Monday, but I think we should.
Speaker 13: I don't know what people think, but I've heard among
Speaker 13: the rage of Pete Rose deserves to be in the
Speaker 13: All of Fame of Baseball, Jerry jeff Well in a.
Speaker 2: Manner speaking he already is. I mean, his records are
Speaker 2: enshrined in the Hall of Fame. But it was only
Speaker 2: a lifetime ban. They can't keep punishing Walker again. Asking
Speaker 2: you throughout the morning just to remember the people in
Speaker 2: North Carolina, in Tennessee, in Georgia, in South Carolina, American
Speaker 2: City in Florida as they try to recover from that
Speaker 2: awful storm and there is no help from the federal
Speaker 2: government because all of the money went to illegals. UH
Speaker 2: Redcross dot Org, Samaritan's Purse, Matthew twenty five ministries. Just saying,
Speaker 2: lighting up, and let's talk to Dave from Harrison for
Speaker 2: just a moment.
Speaker 15: Take aund Good morning, Dave.
Speaker 1: How are you?
Speaker 16: God?
Speaker 17: Yeah, doing good?
Speaker 18: How about yourself?
Speaker 1: Doing just fine? Fine, sir, just fine.
Speaker 19: Good good good?
Speaker 1: Ready for this kill, ready for this coffee to kick in?
Speaker 12: There you go. We agree with your humanitarian efforts. You
Speaker 12: know in North Carolina. The grandson and son are with
Speaker 12: a group that's said in there even as we speak,
Speaker 12: with release supplies and stuff.
Speaker 1: Great, great, What can we do?
Speaker 17: What can you do?
Speaker 2: You know, well, if you're if you're kind of bound
Speaker 2: to stay here for one reason or another, then if
Speaker 2: you've got any extra cash, I mean, you know.
Speaker 1: That's what we did. Yep, yep, But it's not.
Speaker 2: Going to solve Money doesn't solve every problem, but at
Speaker 2: times like this, it.
Speaker 1: Kind of comes in handy, yep, I'm with you.
Speaker 2: Hey, you know what you know why you never go
Speaker 2: uh well, you never go hungry in the desert. All
Speaker 2: the all of the sandwiches, sandwiches.
Speaker 1: There's plenty of sandwiches there, Dave.
Speaker 12: Which which is the which day? Jerseeph? Where the baby goes?
Speaker 12: Go during the day?
Speaker 1: Where do baby goats go during the day?
Speaker 12: Ghosts? Ghosts?
Speaker 1: Oh, ghosts? I think you said goats. Ghosts. Goats are
Speaker 1: a lot cuterer than ghosts, I think.
Speaker 2: But where do baby ghosts go during the day?
Speaker 12: They go to day scare centers. Did you hear about
Speaker 12: the ATM that was addicted to money? No, it suffered
Speaker 12: from withdrawals. Here's one of Rickey's alley. Did you hear
Speaker 12: about the two radios that got married?
Speaker 1: Tell me about the two radios that got married.
Speaker 20: The reception was fantastic.
Speaker 21: Jokes told by day from Harrison are not necessarily considered
Speaker 21: funny by the staff, management, or advertisers of seven hundred
Speaker 21: WLW or his parent company, iHeartMedia. If these attempts at
Speaker 21: humor have caused you to roll your eyes, made your
Speaker 21: stomach churn, or you have considered the entire exercise to
Speaker 21: be a colossal waste of time. We deeply apologize. Now
Speaker 21: back to our irregular programming.
Speaker 1: This Bill Cunningham is the sound of America. And I
Speaker 1: listened to Willie I get all American goosebook. He oozes
Speaker 1: the American Dream. My toe got infected and was oozing
Speaker 1: this yellowy puff stuff. But it didn't stop me from listening.
Speaker 5: To Willie americ.
Speaker 9: I had a tape warm and still listened to Willie.
Speaker 1: I still listen even with my prolapsed hemorrhoids.
Speaker 5: Nothing can stop us from listening to Bill Cunningham.
Speaker 1: I am a great American.
Speaker 5: Bill Cunningham. Tomorrow at twelve noon on seven hundred w
Speaker 5: l W Jeff Weller, Nissan dot Com.
Speaker 2: Your forecast as follows. Pretty nice day to day, some sunshine,
Speaker 2: some clouds, a high around eighty eighty one, mostly sunny
Speaker 2: up to eighties.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'd be six sixteen eastern.
Speaker 2: Yeah sneaking in the back door. Somebody's knocking in the
Speaker 2: front door. Let's answer that called old radio Rick, Good morning,
Speaker 2: Good morning. I was just enjoying the groove. Wow, that
Speaker 2: was nice. Yeah, Little little Jim, little mojo rising on
Speaker 2: a Saturday morning.
Speaker 18: So you were cut? What was that don't go ahead.
Speaker 1: No, I have nothing to say.
Speaker 18: Oh I don't either, see later.
Speaker 1: That was a sword phone call.
Speaker 18: Yes, that will never happen. You're coming in four by
Speaker 18: four to nineteen thirty three. It's a Stewart Warner MONDEL
Speaker 18: twelve thirty one Crubador. It is a very small, little
Speaker 18: four tube cathedral round top wooden radio with two knobs
Speaker 18: and a speaker grill that looks like an upside down
Speaker 18: then aora and and.
Speaker 1: Four by four.
Speaker 18: It's pretty darn good for this receiver, to be honest.
Speaker 18: But I got a good antenna.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, Stuart Warner. I've never heard of Stewart Warner
Speaker 2: as a manufacturer.
Speaker 19: Yeah.
Speaker 18: They they actually also did. No, I'm getting mixed up
Speaker 18: with somebody else. Yeah, I almost mixed them up with
Speaker 18: Stromberg Carlson. So never mind. They made a lot of
Speaker 18: radios primarily in the nineteen thirties and into the forties,
Speaker 18: and a decent manufacturer. But they were one of those
Speaker 18: companies that were all over the board in terms of quality,
Speaker 18: but they really didn't manufacture radio is in high quantity.
Speaker 18: But oh the advertising, and let's look at that, shall we?
Speaker 18: First with simplified round the world Radio. It's Stuart Orner
Speaker 18: again sets the radio world aflame with its latest greatest triumph,
Speaker 18: the magic Dial. Yeah, it does pretty magically. If you're
Speaker 18: in the knob and the station's change, that's pretty cool.
Speaker 18: I don't think the background of being a radio that
Speaker 18: is literally on fire was the message they really should
Speaker 18: be sending. But before I got a hold of this thing,
Speaker 18: that was the near future of this this poor gal. Anyways,
Speaker 18: the ad goes on to say, startling, thrilling, mysterious, inspect
Speaker 18: radio's newest and most astonishing development today tonight now thrill
Speaker 18: is radio performance two years ahead of the field. How
Speaker 18: exactly did they know that it was going to take
Speaker 18: two years for the competitors to come out with the
Speaker 18: same thing. And I don't even know what it is
Speaker 18: here what it does? See how it works at your
Speaker 18: nearest dealer today. They should have said tonight.
Speaker 1: Now, tonight today, Now, I love that?
Speaker 18: Oh what do you still doing reading this?
Speaker 2: The catalog descriptions are often the best parts of the
Speaker 2: the little box that you're working on.
Speaker 18: I'm telling you, and I've learned an important word from
Speaker 18: reading these, Yes, proof reading.
Speaker 2: I understand you. You have a guest it's Pineapple Palace
Speaker 2: this weekend.
Speaker 18: Yes, the owner of this very Stewart Warner happens to
Speaker 18: be Toledo Steve.
Speaker 2: Fanto Well, Hello, shout out to Toledo Steve, and to
Speaker 2: Marie and uhh, who's else hanging in this?
Speaker 1: Skitty? Still hanging in?
Speaker 12: Oh?
Speaker 18: Yes, skitty Skitty. Actually, Toledo Steve has the honor of
Speaker 18: being the one guest that Skitty is just absolutely in
Speaker 18: love with. She will not leave him alone. And great
Speaker 18: for her being skitty for a reason, because he doesn't
Speaker 18: like people. She doesn't like change, she doesn't like things. No, no,
Speaker 18: will tell you love Steve. Tell Steve to enjoy the fur.
Speaker 2: It's six point twenty hit seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 4: Overheard at the latest Scott Sloane Fan Club meeting.
Speaker 21: Next on the agenda, What we like most about scott'sloan show, Sharon,
Speaker 21: will you go first?
Speaker 22: My favorite thing is that Sloaney isn't preachy and he
Speaker 22: doesn't talk down to you.
Speaker 1: The man is smart and full of common sense. He's
Speaker 1: like one hundred times smarter than a dolphin.
Speaker 5: I don't know, dolphins are pretty smart.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I've never seen a dolphin win on Jeopardy,
Speaker 1: and that's because they can't hit the buzzer with their flippers.
Speaker 1: Is this chick for real?
Speaker 4: Scott'sloan Monday morning at nine and catch his podcast on
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Speaker 1: On seven hundred wl W.
Speaker 2: Once again Liam Tomlinson with the tail of the tape
Speaker 2: from last night.
Speaker 7: Covington Catholic shout out Grant County fifty four to nothing.
Speaker 7: Reading fell to Indian Hill thirty five to seven. Moeller
Speaker 7: dominated Elder at Knippert forty two to fourteen. Roger Bacon
Speaker 7: beat Some of the Country Day forty two to two.
Speaker 7: Saint Bernard Elmwood Place forty two. Miami Valley Christian Act
Speaker 7: nine Ludlow shuts out Bellevue forty three to nothing. Walna
Speaker 7: Hills lost to West Claremont thirty to nothing. Cincinnati Christian
Speaker 7: rolls over Purcell mary In fifty two to twenty two.
Speaker 7: Princeton tops Oak Hills twenty three to ten. Tailor beat
Speaker 7: Finnytown forty to fourteen. Clark Montossori fell to Cincinnati Country
Speaker 7: Day forty four to fourteen. Dixie Heights is shut out
Speaker 7: by Highlands forty nine to nothing.
Speaker 1: Thank you, sir, Thank you, sir.
Speaker 2: More to come as we continue on this Saturday morning edition,
Speaker 2: a visit to Ripley and the gang at Brookies, who
Speaker 2: they say they have some kind of surprise for me.
Speaker 2: I don't know if I should be frightened or excited.
Speaker 2: We'll find out together. Six twenty five. This is Pro
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Speaker 23: With his hamstring injury still giving him trouble, the Raiders
Speaker 23: announced that wide receiver DeVante Adams, who has also been
Speaker 23: the center of trade rumors, will miss their game against
Speaker 23: the Broncos. The Bengals will be moving on from former
Speaker 23: third round vig Zach Carter. The team announced they're releasing
Speaker 23: him to make room for Miles Murphy, and former Ohio
Speaker 23: State quarterback to Rol Pryor is suing the university along
Speaker 23: with the NCAA and Big Ten over denied nil compensation.
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Speaker 24: If you want us to spend with Bengals head coach
Speaker 24: Zach Taylor once again and coach nots to win on Sunday,
Speaker 24: And you know, typically postgame you say you got to
Speaker 24: look at the tape and look for there where there
Speaker 24: are areas of improvement and work on those areas. So
Speaker 24: over the past few weeks, if you've been happy with
Speaker 24: the progress on working on those areas.
Speaker 25: Yeah, I think there's some areas we're certainly improving at
Speaker 25: tackling something that keeps coming back to bite us, and
Speaker 25: so that's something we can't be repeating hovered over every week.
Speaker 25: That's for sure. Offensively, there's usually about two or three
Speaker 25: plays we leave on the field that would lead to
Speaker 25: more points that you know, we always regret. But I
Speaker 25: think keeps are moving in the right direction.
Speaker 1: And MEM's tackle handled Clowney just fine.
Speaker 24: And I think Joe Burrow e've in cited him specifically
Speaker 24: as having a heck of a game.
Speaker 25: It was really impressive first first game with that matchup
Speaker 25: a guy who's beaten a lot of tackles over the
Speaker 25: years and very veteran pass rusher. I thought at Marius
Speaker 25: just came in there with just a very confident mindset
Speaker 25: and certainly room for improvement, but it was really good
Speaker 25: to see from Marrison's first game.
Speaker 24: All right, here come the Ravens and Derek Henry past
Speaker 24: two weeks to put up three hundred and fifty yards.
Speaker 24: Bengals defensive line not that sharp. Is there a game
Speaker 24: plan that could be put together which, if implemented properly
Speaker 24: by the by the starters, could negate some of that
Speaker 24: three and.
Speaker 1: Fifty yard Well, a lot of that's three and fifty yards.
Speaker 20: Sure.
Speaker 25: I mean, they're they're very challenging, They're a good team,
Speaker 25: They've got a great plan. We've played these guys a
Speaker 25: lot in the past, and so we're confident with the
Speaker 25: plan that we'll put in place.
Speaker 1: We'll get some.
Speaker 25: Guys back on the defensive line as well. That'll help us.
Speaker 25: So I'm excited to get the opportunity on Sunday.
Speaker 24: To what degree do we bank on turnovers? Let's go
Speaker 24: back to the you know, the playoff run a couple
Speaker 24: of years ago, and it just seemed like the Bengals
Speaker 24: had a key turnover at just key points in the game.
Speaker 24: How important are turnovers, especially in this division?
Speaker 25: As critical as ever, because there's not gonna be a
Speaker 25: lot of possessions In a game like this, when team
Speaker 25: tries to run the ball as much as they do,
Speaker 25: and we're official outfense, we complete a lot of passes
Speaker 25: to the cup key running as well, so you're not
Speaker 25: gonna get a lot of opportunity. So if you can
Speaker 25: steal a possession, that is a critical factor in a
Speaker 25: game like this.
Speaker 24: I guess we'll have some help on defense as Miles
Speaker 24: Murphy McKinley Jackson are back. And I think as of Wednesday,
Speaker 24: Trey Hendrickson practiced, did he not?
Speaker 25: Trey did, and bj Hill did as well, you know,
Speaker 25: So it's it's positive direction for all of this guys.
Speaker 25: We've got two more days of work to see where
Speaker 25: they am about that, but it's a good sign for
Speaker 25: all those guys.
Speaker 24: Those down there covering the press conferences at Burrow. Seems
Speaker 24: a little bit more intense this week. Would you rather
Speaker 24: have an intense quarterback or a relaxed quarterback?
Speaker 25: Like a focused, urgent quarterback, and I think that's where
Speaker 25: we got all right.
Speaker 24: Well, best of luck with the Ravens. We'll talk again
Speaker 24: next week's Same times. Act Dera, thanks so much.
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Speaker 11: See plenty of sunshine through our morning as temperatures warm
Speaker 11: through the sixties. We top out around eighty degrees this
Speaker 11: afternoon under mainly clear skies. Tonight we drop down to
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Speaker 11: tomorrow we'll see plenty of sunshine once again. A few
Speaker 11: afternoon clouds with high temperatures in the low to mid
Speaker 11: eighties will also be a bit breezy wins out of
Speaker 11: that southwest direction between ten and fifteen miles per hour,
Speaker 11: gusting up to twenty five from mere severe weather station.
Speaker 11: I'm nine first Warning Meteorologist Erica Kolora, News Radio seven
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Speaker 1: Oh, let's hit on down.
Speaker 2: I'm toasted you sid honey, we made me through.
Speaker 29: Dude, you never care me. Come blare whiskey round landon
Speaker 29: Bearay Blues.
Speaker 1: What oh you know?
Speaker 2: Long heading east down of Cincinnati all the way to
Speaker 2: how now Brown County and the lovely little village of Ripley,
Speaker 2: Ohio on the banks of the Mighty Ohio River on
Speaker 2: Main Street. There's a place they call Brookies. We visit
Speaker 2: there now to talk to the gang.
Speaker 1: Good morning gang, Good Monday.
Speaker 18: We uh changed up a little bit. We're in high
Speaker 18: places today.
Speaker 1: Where are you well.
Speaker 18: We took the new highway out of Ripley, you know,
Speaker 18: the one that's been there for sixty years.
Speaker 1: The new highway that's been there for sixty years.
Speaker 18: Yeah, yeah, And then we got up north a little bit.
Speaker 18: We took the fork in the road, and now we're
Speaker 18: here at Las Lisa's wayside in Russellville. My goodness, weird
Speaker 18: Bud set this all up. And guess who's not here
Speaker 18: this morning?
Speaker 1: Is not there for your road trip?
Speaker 25: We got we.
Speaker 18: Got the green hornet, we got Darren, and we got
Speaker 18: Lisa and she's here and so you've got a nice
Speaker 18: croud and Dean, Okay, there we got hello, we got everybody.
Speaker 2: Hello, Dean, Welcome, first timer, Dean, Dean. Be careful if
Speaker 2: you're a virgin around that crew. You may be in trouble.
Speaker 30: You don't have to worry about that, honey.
Speaker 9: He's already seen Cherry's biver.
Speaker 18: All the guys at the bar want to see Sherry's
Speaker 18: beaver this morning.
Speaker 1: So this way, this was the surprise.
Speaker 2: You guys are calling from a different location, all right.
Speaker 18: I was worried it was it was Buzzy's idea.
Speaker 1: I was.
Speaker 2: I was afraid something weird was going to happen, like
Speaker 2: Sherry was pregnant with Buzzy's baby or something. I didn't
Speaker 2: know what what's going on here?
Speaker 18: What's going on here at the wayside tonight? Oh yeah,
Speaker 18: whatever you order is going to be special, and it's good.
Speaker 31: I've been here many times.
Speaker 6: Ye place.
Speaker 18: It's a great cookies.
Speaker 25: We serve alcohol and cluster all over here.
Speaker 1: You get good food.
Speaker 2: Now, I've never heard of Lisa's Wayside. Where is this again?
Speaker 10: Why not?
Speaker 1: Well, I don't know. This is a public service for me.
Speaker 18: We'll make a trip up here sometimes when you come
Speaker 18: out to Ripley.
Speaker 1: All right, please, it sounds fun.
Speaker 17: It is fun.
Speaker 25: It is fun.
Speaker 6: We have a good time.
Speaker 1: Wonderful, wonder got on tonight?
Speaker 5: You don't have anything going on tonight.
Speaker 32: It's a karaoke We had karaoke last time. Karaoke tonight,
Speaker 32: just the last minute thing to the pops up to
Speaker 32: sixty sixty eight.
Speaker 18: Thousand worth like a queen of mart Oh cool.
Speaker 32: Other than that, Cherry's got a weather report, all right.
Speaker 22: I checked the rebd rock this morning, but it was
Speaker 22: dry and it was warm, so I think we're gonna
Speaker 22: have a good flow of warm weather here for a
Speaker 22: little while. Yeah, the beaver made the trip up here
Speaker 22: with us too this morning, So dory a good time, Cherry.
Speaker 2: Doesn't your beaver go everywhere you go?
Speaker 16: Pretty much?
Speaker 22: You know, our bowling team is.
Speaker 5: Called the Eager Beavers.
Speaker 22: Now it's our mascot. So and I want to holler
Speaker 22: out to Bud Carpenter. He's been bowling with us for
Speaker 22: a long, long long time, so we're all having fun.
Speaker 22: Her he listens to you on WLW, Well that's.
Speaker 2: That's his fault, all right, guys, Well it's great to
Speaker 2: hear from you. Thanks, thanks a lot, including me, including
Speaker 2: me on the road trip.
Speaker 33: Bye byel Cincinnati.
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Speaker 9: Then this is Jeff for Tri State Men's Health.
Speaker 15: It seems like everything we hear these days is about Plinna.
Speaker 2: It'll be partly sunny rather warm, eighty one or so
Speaker 2: for a high temp tomorrow up to eighty six and
Speaker 2: then the bottom falls out of high temps Monday sixty
Speaker 2: nine Tuesday sunshine and seventy one.
Speaker 5: Degrees seven to one hundred. WLW sports.
Speaker 1: What you got, man? It was a lot of college
Speaker 1: football last night. Liam. Yeah, a couple games last night.
Speaker 7: The nightcap was Syracuse and UNLV, which went into overtime
Speaker 7: and Syracuse pulled out the four point win. Excuse me
Speaker 7: three point win over UNLV. UNLV got the first possession
Speaker 7: and kicked the field goals. Syracuse march down and scored
Speaker 7: a touchdown. A lot of controversial roughing the passer calls
Speaker 7: that might have gave Syracuse an oppt to to win
Speaker 7: the game, but football is just a different sport than
Speaker 7: it used to be in the past. Oregon dominated Michigan
Speaker 7: State last night as well. Some Top twenty five college
Speaker 7: football today UCLA at Penn State to start today, Missouri,
Speaker 7: Texas A and m SMU at Louisville, Iowa, Ohio State
Speaker 7: in Columbus at three point thirty, Auburn, Georgia, Mississippi, South Carolina,
Speaker 7: Indiana versus Northwestern Alabama, Vanderbilt, Clemson, Florida State, Utah State,
Speaker 7: Boise State, Tennessee, Arkansas, Michigan, Washington, USC Minnesota, Baylor at
Speaker 7: Iowa State, and the nightcap is Miami at California. Some
Speaker 7: high school football scores from around the area. Harrison forty nine,
Speaker 7: Mount Healthy twenty six, Lakota East edged out a win
Speaker 7: versus Cole Raine thirty six to thirty one, Wyoming rolled
Speaker 7: over Deer Park fifty six to twenty. Lachlan Holds New
Speaker 7: Miami scoreless, eking out of ten to nothing win. Talawanda
Speaker 7: defeated Northwestern Northwest thirty four to twenty four, Madeira beat
Speaker 7: Marymount thirty five to nine, witting Woods dominated Loveland forty
Speaker 7: nine to nothing, and McNicholas edged out a seven to
Speaker 7: three win over Archbishopalter.
Speaker 2: There is football tonight. FC Cincinnati football Yeah.
Speaker 7: FC Cincinnati closes out their home regular season schedule against
Speaker 7: Orlando City. Pregame coverage begins at seven, Kickoff is set
Speaker 7: for seven forty. Catch all the action on ESPN fifteen thirty.
Speaker 2: And there's football tomorrow at pay Corpse STADIU.
Speaker 7: Yeah, the Bengals look to improve their one in three
Speaker 7: record with a division home game versus the Ravens Tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Afternoon.
Speaker 7: Pregame coverage begins at nine kickoff set for one. You
Speaker 7: can listen to all the action right here on seven
Speaker 7: hundred WLW.
Speaker 2: Bengals fans, when you line up Chevy's family of SUVs,
Speaker 2: you get the ultimate victory for dnnate yet, donate whatever
Speaker 2: you can for relief of Hurricane Helene. The victims are
Speaker 2: left twisting in the mud in places like North Carolina,
Speaker 2: South Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, and Florida Red Cross Samaritan's Purse
Speaker 2: Matthew twenty five ministries. And with that admonition, we go
Speaker 2: to our friend from etno Ohio. Steve is back with
Speaker 2: a fizzyphone calling news of the week.
Speaker 8: Good morning, Stephen, Good morning Gary, Jeff. If you folks
Speaker 8: were wondering when the US Treasury would officially declare bankruptcy,
Speaker 8: wait no longer. For what will be truly a national
Speaker 8: holiday in China. It occurred on October second, twenty twenty four.
Speaker 8: Wednesday was the day home Land Securities are Alex Byorcis said,
Speaker 8: we just don't have any money to help out the
Speaker 8: homeless people in North Carolina. My my, are you telling
Speaker 8: me that we do have enough mulah to take care
Speaker 8: of twenty million illegals but not the legal citizens that
Speaker 8: are already here. The best Kammie Harris could offer folks
Speaker 8: in Georgia when it was seven hundred and fifty dollars
Speaker 8: gift cards. I did not make that up, she did.
Speaker 8: I think under her breath she was saying, let them
Speaker 8: eat cake. The best interview at Ground zero in Appalachia
Speaker 8: came from a Florida National Guard rep who pleaded with
Speaker 8: Washington to send helicopters to the besieged areas in the southeast.
Speaker 8: That makes sense, because how in the world can you
Speaker 8: transport by roads in high ways when there aren't any,
Speaker 8: the National Guard official said. He another guardsman and a
Speaker 8: civilian flying a private chopper saved a young child an
Speaker 8: elderly woman who would surely have died without being evacuated.
Speaker 8: Would Washington have set a helicopter if the woman had
Speaker 8: wanted an abortion? Say it isn't so, Joe. Are you
Speaker 8: telling me that the Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force, and
Speaker 8: coast guard of a world superpower are fresh out of
Speaker 8: helicopters and fuel. Meanwhile, other Democrats have come up with
Speaker 8: a solution to all of our problems class warfare see
Speaker 8: Carl Marx, otherwise known as Republicans like Trump are too
Speaker 8: rich for public office, Well that's rich. Responding to Donald
Speaker 8: Trump at a grocery store paying the bill for a
Speaker 8: single mom foodie, Tim Walls, who hasn't skipped too many
Speaker 8: meals lately, said Trump had probably not been at a
Speaker 8: grocery store since the nineteen eighties. And this comes from
Speaker 8: a former Washington insider, where many of our public serpents
Speaker 8: eat most of their meals at five star Capitol restaurants. Hey, Tim,
Speaker 8: at least Trump has helped one person in financial trouble.
Speaker 8: How many Minneapolis businessmen and women did you put out
Speaker 8: of business during the George Floyd riots. The only brilliant thing, Tim,
Speaker 8: you said in this week's debate was describing yourself as
Speaker 8: a knucklehead, which means the Democrats socialist ticket is cacklehead
Speaker 8: and knucklehead, and dunderhead is still in the White House
Speaker 8: for class warfare. This is irony times ten for any
Speaker 8: American socialist too. Rich to hold office. The Kennedy tribe
Speaker 8: is worth one point two billion dollars. Oh, my favorite
Speaker 8: is John Carey, former candidate for presidency, former Secretary of State,
Speaker 8: and now our climate czar, net worth two hundred and
Speaker 8: fifty million dollars. But if you throw in wife Teresa
Speaker 8: Hines's catchup fortune, you get one billion, big ones. The
Speaker 8: word is John is investing in Iranian real estate. He
Speaker 8: got cozy with the Bulahs when he allegedly shared Israeli
Speaker 8: military secrets with the Killer Kingdom. Oh what a tangled
Speaker 8: web we weave. And then there's Senator Shared Brown of Ohio,
Speaker 8: whose ads attack Bernie Marino condemn him for investing in
Speaker 8: a hedge fund run by his Colombian relatives. On its face,
Speaker 8: it looks like Brown hates legal immigrants. Marino is legal.
Speaker 8: But wait, there's that he's got too much money to
Speaker 8: be in the Senate mantra. But the Senate is mostly millionaires,
Speaker 8: and if they aren't millionaires, hey, wait till you retire.
Speaker 8: Al Gore's father, many decades ago, became the first retired
Speaker 8: US senator to make one million dollars just on his
Speaker 8: government pension income. Shared has been supping at the public
Speaker 8: trough for thirty one freaking years, So don't feel sorry
Speaker 8: for him if the door slaps him on the ass
Speaker 8: as he leaves, and hopefully that will be soon. And
Speaker 8: then there's the billionaire who funds all manner of progressives
Speaker 8: and progressive causes and candidates. Yes, George Soros. He was
Speaker 8: born George Schwartz, by the way, who probably elected your
Speaker 8: local prosecutor wherever you are. He never met a criminal
Speaker 8: that he did not like. George is worth seven point
Speaker 8: two billion dollars, and I think that's very conservative. He's
Speaker 8: in the news because the Federal Communications commissioned Democrat appointees
Speaker 8: just approved his taking over Odyssey, a bankrupt owner of
Speaker 8: over two hundred US radio stations. George put up four
Speaker 8: hundred and fifteen million dollars to buy up Odyssey's senior debt. Ah,
Speaker 8: but that will become shares of stock when Odissey emerges
Speaker 8: from bankrupt I'll say this, it's probably more honest George
Speaker 8: to be buying radio stations than buying prosecutors. Oh my goodness, Gary, Jeff,
Speaker 8: isn't it wonderful?
Speaker 17: Hey?
Speaker 8: Listen, have yourself a nice weekend, and I'll be sitting
Speaker 8: here watching Ohio State and Iowa with and I'm looking
Speaker 8: down at it my Iowa sweatshirt.
Speaker 1: Thank yourself, go hawk gys.
Speaker 2: And by the way, Steve, yes, yes, did you say
Speaker 2: public servants or public serpents?
Speaker 8: I use the term both of them.
Speaker 1: Spents, Yes, serpents. Yes, Thank you so much.
Speaker 2: At six point fifty two on a Saturday morning, seven
Speaker 2: hund WLW Gary Jeff and my old buddy Ray from Loveland.
Speaker 1: How are you doing, Ray? Good morning, Gary Jeff, Good morning.
Speaker 20: God bless your brother and God bless America. I'll tell
Speaker 20: you what a great segment. Thank you, Steve, and thank
Speaker 20: you Gary Jeff. And I wanted to say something real
Speaker 20: quick about Pete Rose, but really I want to see
Speaker 20: most of this time to what you just very correctly
Speaker 20: brought up about our dear brothers and sisters in Appalachi, Tennessee,
Speaker 20: North Carolina, Georgia and Florida. This is you know, We've
Speaker 20: got American citizens out there trying to help American citizens,
Speaker 20: and we have a government that it wants us to
Speaker 20: be subjects, subject serpents as you said, and not American citizens.
Speaker 20: And I want to tell you it's beyond shocking. I
Speaker 20: hope the souls of our forefathers and our fall and
Speaker 20: rise up and wake us up and wake people up
Speaker 20: to help our brothers and sisters in whatever manner. And
Speaker 20: Franklin Graham has done his father so proud of what
Speaker 20: he's doing in so many other good, good operations. The
Speaker 20: lawn Musk American phre pm A God that I I'm
Speaker 20: just astonished at what's happening. So I'm really overcoming the
Speaker 20: emotion of this. But anything we can do to bring
Speaker 20: light to that there to help our people short of
Speaker 20: us going down in which they will stop us from doing,
Speaker 20: we can work through our or Matthew twenty five or
Speaker 20: whatever we can.
Speaker 12: Guys, I don't know what.
Speaker 20: God speed to Pete Rose. May he enter heaven heads first.
Speaker 1: Well, thank you all right, thank you, Ray. I appreciate it.
Speaker 1: And Ray makes some excellent points there.
Speaker 2: About people on the ground, actually in the vicinity not
Speaker 2: being allowed to go in and help with the hurricane relief.
Speaker 2: It happened in areas of North Carolina with Elon Musk
Speaker 2: his Starling system that he donated. He donated some twenty
Speaker 2: thousand Starlingk systems so people would have stations, so people
Speaker 2: would have the ability to communicate with no cell service,
Speaker 2: with no electricis thanks to Elon Musk in some communities
Speaker 2: at least there has been an ability to find out
Speaker 2: if people are still alive. The body counts two hundred
Speaker 2: and thirty two so far, but that is expected to
Speaker 2: rise because there are hundreds of people still missing. All
Speaker 2: of the water that just inundated. These mountain communities never
Speaker 2: see a weather event like that, I mean never. It's
Speaker 2: been thirty fifty, in some cases one hundred years that
Speaker 2: it was as totally inundating and washing away these rural
Speaker 2: communities in North Carolina, in Tennessee, in South Carolina, in Georgia,
Speaker 2: and some bigger cities Asheville, North Carolina. Is not a
Speaker 2: small city. I mean it's not a major city, but
Speaker 2: it's not, you know, a tiny little backwater. But now
Speaker 2: that's all it is is backwater and the result of
Speaker 2: the mud and the rain and the wind that struck
Speaker 2: in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, Red Cross Samaritan's Purse,
Speaker 2: Matthew twenty five ministries. Let's make it happen, and let's
Speaker 2: stop counting on the federal government to do anything, especially
Speaker 2: this particular administration. Anything for the benefit of American citizens,
Speaker 2: because that's not their focus. They're supposed to work for us,
Speaker 2: They're working for themselves right now. Sadly, Steve Schulte around
Speaker 2: the corner with environmental stuff and the Saturday Morning edition
Speaker 2: rolls on hundred WLW.
Speaker 11: Tyler Just Colors announces our latest breakthrough guys Wednesday light today,
Speaker 11: and we fall down into the upper fifties overnight under
Speaker 11: mainly clear skies. Sunday. We're going to be even warmer
Speaker 11: by the afternoon toopping out near eighty three. Will be
Speaker 11: a bit breezy at times with gus up to twenty
Speaker 11: five miles per hour from re severe weather station. I'm
Speaker 11: nine first Warning Meteorologist Erica Kolora, News Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 27: It's a great morning right now. It is fifty five
Speaker 27: degrees with clear skies on Sandy Collins and our next
Speaker 27: update coming up at seven thirty on news Radio seven
Speaker 27: hundred WLWA.
Speaker 28: News twenty four hours a day. He was a radio
Speaker 28: seven hundred WLW. Jeff Weilerhonda dot Com get.
Speaker 2: Into another hour of the Saturday Morning edition for this Saturday,
Speaker 2: October fifth, twenty twenty four. Just a moment before we continue.
Speaker 2: My friend Liam, who is the producer of the show.
Speaker 2: He's running the board, he's answering the phone calls. Took
Speaker 2: a phone call from someone who was displeased with Steve
Speaker 2: from Etna's commentary, to say the least, in an expeditive
Speaker 2: filled conversation that probably kept Liam on the phone. Oh,
Speaker 2: I don't know if it was six minutes, it was
Speaker 2: six minutes too long. The person compared him to a
Speaker 2: Nazi putting people in gas chambers for simply doing the
Speaker 2: job and answering phones because he didn't like what was
Speaker 2: on the radio. The person, of course, was too much
Speaker 2: of a coward to give their name. We give our
Speaker 2: names on the air all the time, and we say
Speaker 2: the things we want to say. And by the way,
Speaker 2: if you didn't like Steve's commentary, then you probably shouldn't
Speaker 2: listen to my show because I agreed with one hundred
Speaker 2: percent of what he had to say. And the caller
Speaker 2: and this is all inside baseball and I shouldn't probably
Speaker 2: be sharing it with you is probably a waste of time,
Speaker 2: because if he's listening, he's seething right now and letting
Speaker 2: more f bombs fly than Sam Kennison on a good night.
Speaker 2: But if he's that much of a diet in the
Speaker 2: Wold socialist, then he's a Marxist, which are closer to
Speaker 2: the Nazis than anything else in the political sphere in America.
Speaker 2: And a college educated person would have a much better
Speaker 2: vocabulary than what I heard recorded from this coward. Liam,
Speaker 2: go ahead and see if that's the coward on the line,
Speaker 2: and we'll get Steve Schulte together here with an environmental
Speaker 2: moment on a Saturday morning.
Speaker 35: I see true so green.
Speaker 29: Red roses too, I see them blue and.
Speaker 1: Think to myself, what a run out.
Speaker 2: Good morning, mister Chelty, how are you doing? You were
Speaker 2: mentioning to me in a text earlier that Ashville, North Carolina,
Speaker 2: had a similar flood in the early nineteen hundreds. Again,
Speaker 2: it's been over one hundred years since anything like this
Speaker 2: has been seen, and it's truly a tragic situation, not
Speaker 2: just in Ashville, but all over that area with.
Speaker 14: The fature is. And if people want some more information,
Speaker 14: I was watching a great video yesterday called the Aftermath
Speaker 14: and Myths of Hurricane Helene from the Heartland Institute. It's
Speaker 14: all you have to do is go to climate realism
Speaker 14: dot com and scroll down to the bottom and you'll
Speaker 14: see the link to the video. Excellent, some really good.
Speaker 1: Information, all right, fantastic Anyway.
Speaker 14: This comes from an online rag called Waste sixty Daily Wired.
Speaker 14: What came out on this past Wednesday, and the headline
Speaker 14: caught my attention Rumpky's twenty year glass recycling story. Okay,
Speaker 14: in two thousand and four, Rumpky Waste Recycling build its
Speaker 14: own glass recycling facility in Dayton, Ohio for struggling with
Speaker 14: lack of cost effective options for processing the glass and
Speaker 14: the region. Today, Rumky processes about sixty thousand tons of
Speaker 14: glass annually and so when they open it up in
Speaker 14: two thousand and four, had been struggling for years to
Speaker 14: get glass that was fed with recycling facilities other locations
Speaker 14: for further processing. That is, when you and I, you know,
Speaker 14: recycled glass to Rumky, they basically they separated from everything else.
Speaker 14: It still needs to be processed in order for people
Speaker 14: to use it. And the reason is, you know, they
Speaker 14: were frustrated because the Midwest is home to some very
Speaker 14: large glass manufactur mixtures that are hungry for recycled content.
Speaker 14: One of the reasons is is that virgin recycled glass
Speaker 14: uses less energy than virgin stock. So what Brunkey did
Speaker 14: is they built their own processing plant and now they're
Speaker 14: prop has two primary customers. One is John's Mansfield who
Speaker 14: uses it in fiberglass manufacturing, and the other is Anchor
Speaker 14: Light Lapel, who uses it in bottles. And the fines,
Speaker 14: which have been the past been normally just trashed or
Speaker 14: sold in the sand blasting industry. And at first they
Speaker 14: only used what we call post consumer glass, which is
Speaker 14: from households from and that glass only came from Cincinnati
Speaker 14: and their Columbus operations. But then they began working with
Speaker 14: other recycling centers in Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Michigan, so they
Speaker 14: basically became the middleman, that is, this Dayton plant became
Speaker 14: a middleman. And what has happened over five years, They've
Speaker 14: spent two to two point five million dollars on the
Speaker 14: plant to improve efficiency and quality. Upgrades include a crusher
Speaker 14: a crusher to improve fine grind size consistency. Just this
Speaker 14: past year they've invested over a million dollars in a
Speaker 14: sensor based infrared optical sorder that removes plastic at the
Speaker 14: beginning of the process, which will increase the glass recovered
Speaker 14: by twenty percent. What this means the plant can run
Speaker 14: more glass and of better quality.
Speaker 2: So so is doing good things with their glass recycling,
Speaker 2: is your point.
Speaker 14: That is interesting, Gary jep Shards of glass that are
Speaker 14: greater than three eight inch or bigger go into bottles
Speaker 14: and jars and are sorted by color. That's how great
Speaker 14: the technology can sort glass by color. Smaller pieces are
Speaker 14: sorted out ground for fiberglass insulation where color doesn't matter,
Speaker 14: but it has to be super clean ninety nine point
Speaker 14: seven glass. So you're looking for more ways to get
Speaker 14: more used glass for their facility up there.
Speaker 1: Hallelujah. Good for them.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much, mister Shilty, God bless you have
Speaker 2: a blessed We can all right, take care and uh, Matt,
Speaker 2: real quick, I'm late for a break.
Speaker 1: What do you need.
Speaker 16: Hey, A couple of months ago, I sent you an
Speaker 16: email about my father in law. Yeah, he's doing better.
Speaker 16: I want to thank you for your thoughts and players
Speaker 16: and uh he just finished his email or time with therapy. Yeah,
Speaker 16: but I just wanted to thank you from the bottom
Speaker 16: of my heart.
Speaker 6: Oly, not a lot to me.
Speaker 1: Oh, you know what, thank you for. But but I
Speaker 1: don't need thanks.
Speaker 2: I have a really cool opportunity to do nice things,
Speaker 2: and when I get a chance to do them, it
Speaker 2: it makes me feel like I'm actually there's a reason
Speaker 2: for me being here. Matt, thank you so much. It's
Speaker 2: seven fourteen at seven hundred WLW. It's Burrow versus Jackson.
Speaker 1: Borrow spikes them all with the back of the.
Speaker 5: Outside here for an AFC North Wolf taht chops under
Speaker 5: the ground.
Speaker 2: Mark Jackson at his two and two raven line up
Speaker 2: against Joe Burrow and the one in three things.
Speaker 33: Burrow with his third touchdown pass.
Speaker 2: Well, Zach Taylor's men pound the cavern nails the call
Speaker 2: live from Dad Horde and Dave Lappa. Coverage starts tomorrow
Speaker 2: morning at nine on seven hundred wl and the whole
Speaker 2: of the best Bengalos coverage.
Speaker 5: At bats are us.
Speaker 36: We're terrible roofers, we stink at installing sighting, and don't
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Speaker 2: thank God for that, by the grace of God. But
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Speaker 1: And around the world. Here now is your report.
Speaker 5: Good morning, Gary, Jeff.
Speaker 30: This week, if you want to kiss me, you're going
Speaker 30: to have to do your homework. But first, nothing like
Speaker 30: a good old police chase to get the adrenaline flowing,
Speaker 30: unless you were in Flagler County, Florida, where cops were
Speaker 30: after a car that refused to pull over but was
Speaker 30: actually going very.
Speaker 1: Very slow.
Speaker 30: At one point, Kyle McNairy was allegedly clocked at just
Speaker 30: three miles an hour. And get this, this harrowing affair
Speaker 30: only ended after Kyle struck the stopsticks and crashed into
Speaker 30: another car, all at slow speeds. Meanwhile, she's a new
Speaker 30: record holder. Ambro Kalina has the world's largest tongue circumference,
Speaker 30: about the longest, the largest around five point four to
Speaker 30: four inches.
Speaker 19: Wow.
Speaker 30: She beat the current record holder, Jinny Duvander, by just
Speaker 30: half a centimeter. In New Hampshire, rescue workers fished a
Speaker 30: moose out of a swimming pool. Neighbors called nine one one,
Speaker 30: saying a moose was struggling to get out. Wildlife workers
Speaker 30: tranquilized the animal lifted it out of the pool before
Speaker 30: releasing it back to the wild. And finally, a Boston
Speaker 30: woman named Quinn has gone viral because of all the
Speaker 30: things man needs to do before she will kiss him.
Speaker 30: Quinn suffers from a life threatening food allergy and mass
Speaker 30: sell activation syndrome. You can't eat any of the things
Speaker 30: she's allergic to within a twenty four hour period, and
Speaker 30: it has to be at least three hours since you've
Speaker 30: had anything before she kisses you. If you were to
Speaker 30: have any leftover particles during the puckering, you could cause
Speaker 30: her to swell, break out into hives, or possibly go
Speaker 30: into shock. Next week, ballpit brawl between two moms leaves
Speaker 30: one bruised and the other brawliss have a great weekend.
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Speaker 2: Dude, We've got front row tickets to see Little Red
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Speaker 24: We've got tough game coming up on Sunday. I would
Speaker 24: say Derrick Henry could run rough shot over these boys
Speaker 24: if we're not careful. What could be in the game
Speaker 24: plan to try to number one slow him down?
Speaker 19: Well one, you know, the the addition of just guys
Speaker 19: that haven't been here with this team. You know, what
Speaker 19: what is the status of a Miles Murphy, mckimley Jackson
Speaker 19: and others that are coming off the injured list. Bj
Speaker 19: Hill Sean Rankins are coming off of injuries that kept
Speaker 19: him out a couple of weeks. And Trey Henderson looks
Speaker 19: after what was a scary moment on the field last week,
Speaker 19: looks like he's going to be able to play. So
Speaker 19: the addition of those guys alone helps. But this is
Speaker 19: a tall, tall ass because you know, if you go
Speaker 19: up against a team that's going to run the ball
Speaker 19: really well, sometimes you have to load the box. The
Speaker 19: Bengals just haven't been good enough in the secondary that
Speaker 19: make you feel comfortable with point one on one on
Speaker 19: the outside. So this is a mismatch from the Bengals
Speaker 19: defensive side to what the Ravens do offensively. If you
Speaker 19: can win on some first downs and make Lamar have
Speaker 19: to throw, then you completely change the conversation. Because as
Speaker 19: good as Baltimore's offense has been, the Bengals offense is
Speaker 19: really good as well. And I do think the Bengals
Speaker 19: can score points. It'll just be who can score more
Speaker 19: points in what I would look at as a shootout
Speaker 19: on Sunday.
Speaker 24: Yeah, we read last week is with eight in the box.
Speaker 24: He got in three rushes for zero yards. Less than that,
Speaker 24: he could run all over the place somebody else. We
Speaker 24: haven't heard much about his Sam Hubbard this year I
Speaker 24: saw where Pro Football folks because ranks Sam number two
Speaker 24: hundred and thirty nine out of two hundred and thirty
Speaker 24: nine defensive linemen in the pass rush.
Speaker 1: What's up with him?
Speaker 6: You know, it's a question mark because last year he
Speaker 6: played much of the year hurt, and then this year
Speaker 6: we were told he was healthy. He went through a
Speaker 6: little bit of an injury in training camp, and then
Speaker 6: the word we got last week was he's battling some
Speaker 6: other injuries. So it sounds like it's something he's going
Speaker 6: to deal with much of the season. His production is
Speaker 6: way down, and the unfortunate part about that is they
Speaker 6: were counting on that production in the offseason because they
Speaker 6: didn't address their biggest need, which was defensive line. I
Speaker 6: think they put a lot of stock in Joseph Osai,
Speaker 6: who has not panned out.
Speaker 19: They put a lot of stock in Sam Hubbard, who
Speaker 19: was struggling, and they put a lot of stock in
Speaker 19: Miles Murphy they drafted in the first round last year.
Speaker 19: They're zero for two on the first two, Miles Murphy
Speaker 19: has to be a hit and we'll find more out
Speaker 19: about him this week and what he can contribute to
Speaker 19: a defense that badly needs help on the d line.
Speaker 24: I think the Bengals are like number six and spending
Speaker 24: on defense and number twenty two and spending on defense,
Speaker 24: and that's a little bit too much of an imbalance,
Speaker 24: I would guess.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 19: I mean, when you have the offense as the Bengals have,
Speaker 19: and you're going to have to pay borrow and you're
Speaker 19: going to have to pay Jamar Chase, you are going
Speaker 19: to prioritize making sure those contracts get done. You know,
Speaker 19: you've got to rely on when you pay a lot
Speaker 19: on the offensive side of the ball, you got to
Speaker 19: rely on scheme on defense, and you can't miss the
Speaker 19: draft picks. And while they've gotten some right on the
Speaker 19: offensive side of the ball, they've missed too many draft
Speaker 19: picks on the defensive side of the ball. Because that's
Speaker 19: how you overcompensate for the money you're spending offense. You
Speaker 19: have rookie contract guys on defense, right, they just haven't
Speaker 19: hit enough of those guys and it's put them in
Speaker 19: a really tough spot.
Speaker 24: Right all the time. We have thanks for yours and
Speaker 24: we'll look again next Friday. Tony Pike with thank you,
Speaker 24: have a good day.
Speaker 19: Thanks buddy.
Speaker 2: You imagine being since your service. That's me and you
Speaker 2: or you, and that is perfectly fine with me. Before
Speaker 2: we go any further, a happy birthday this coming, I
Speaker 2: believe Tuesday or Monday night. Bob Menainger, a guy that
Speaker 2: I've known geez twenty five years, been at least maybe
Speaker 2: longer than that. Met Bob singing karaoke, had a place
Speaker 2: called Miller's fill In, which is now just the fill
Speaker 2: In in Bellevue, Kentucky, all those years ago, and he
Speaker 2: has remained a steadfast buddy and a listener. And Bob,
Speaker 2: just the best of birthdays to you in the week ahead,
Speaker 2: be a sixty seven. I didn't think we'd make it
Speaker 2: past fifty anyway. With that, we turn our attention to
Speaker 2: the world of science and our friend science Mike with
Speaker 2: another Science Minute on his Saturday Morning.
Speaker 1: Pump This lad.
Speaker 21: As a night scientist, surprising all blinding me was.
Speaker 2: A bit surprising, indeed, Michael, good morning, how are you well.
Speaker 17: I'm doing ready, there's a rough morning at times for you.
Speaker 1: Today but.
Speaker 17: We're doing well.
Speaker 1: How is it a rough morning?
Speaker 17: Oh? Just you know, just things going on with on
Speaker 17: your show. Just you know some of some of the
Speaker 17: people calling in well and not speaking.
Speaker 1: You're not talking about Mam Tree, are you not that money?
Speaker 1: Mam Tree?
Speaker 2: Now, Mama Tree just thought I was talking about black people,
Speaker 2: which I wasn't. I was talking about people who should
Speaker 2: be getting the attention of our government. But we're giving
Speaker 2: too much of attention to illegal immigrants, to the tune
Speaker 2: of like one point four billion dollars out of femous
Speaker 2: budget to house migrants that were flown into the country
Speaker 2: illegally by Joe Biden and Kamala Harris uh And so
Speaker 2: all of a sudden she went to Haitians and black
Speaker 2: people eating cats and Springfield, which I didn't mention that
Speaker 2: at all.
Speaker 1: But anyway, we don't we don't. We don't have we
Speaker 1: don't have a time problem. We have spending problems.
Speaker 2: Yes, And then there was the Marxist too called in
Speaker 2: and Lamb Bastard Liam our producer for the commentary that
Speaker 2: Steve from ETNA was putting on that he didn't particularly
Speaker 2: care for to say the least.
Speaker 17: Well, this topic. Gary Jeff I think I Reay's gonna
Speaker 17: find interesting. We were talking about negative time and h science.
Speaker 17: Some scientists out of Toronto put out a paper called
Speaker 17: they Discovered what they're calling negative Time and what they did,
Speaker 17: let's let's back up a second. You know when you
Speaker 17: when you send energy through a gas likes like a
Speaker 17: neon light, and you put energy into it, and the
Speaker 17: neon lights they have different colors based on a different
Speaker 17: type of gas in size. So what happens is the
Speaker 17: energy comes in the gas, atoms get excited and then
Speaker 17: they drop back down and when they drop back down
Speaker 17: loser energy, they give off a wavelength of light and
Speaker 17: there you got your different colors of light. So what
Speaker 17: they did was they took in the visual photons and
Speaker 17: they fire them into what they called a rubidium cloud.
Speaker 17: And these little photons they had their little wave packets.
Speaker 17: They go into the cloud and you know that goes
Speaker 17: in and say, we ain't know exactly how long it
Speaker 17: takes to excite the rubidium adam, and they say, well,
Speaker 17: now it comes out. Well, what they found out they
Speaker 17: were was going on on the quantum state, which is
Speaker 17: the really my small kind of inside the particle itself
Speaker 17: is they're firing these photons into the atom, and the
Speaker 17: photons the wave coming out is going coming out almost
Speaker 17: before the photon is going into the rubidium atom, so
Speaker 17: they're calling it negative time. So essentially, if something's happening
Speaker 17: before it happens, they don't understand how it's happening. It's
Speaker 17: an interesting type of experiments they're going on. The application
Speaker 17: is when we get sending information, sometimes it's going to
Speaker 17: get distorted and they don't know how to fix it
Speaker 17: yet through the quantum level. As far as firing off.
Speaker 2: Individual I am currently more confused about everything that I've
Speaker 2: ever been before in my life.
Speaker 17: Negative time, Gary, Jeff, we'll talk about it again yesterday.
Speaker 1: Okay, negative time.
Speaker 2: That's what Liam spent with that dude on the phone
Speaker 2: who kept cursing at him. Negative time. All right, thank
Speaker 2: you too. It's eight eleven at seven hundred WLW.
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Speaker 9: I expect it to be a lot easier. I thought
Speaker 9: it was going to be a piece of cake. I
Speaker 9: didn't know what stuff to take next. I was transitioning
Speaker 9: from the military. Was a vehicle gunner, an abionic specialists.
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Speaker 9: could do anything. I missed my unit, my.
Speaker 5: Family, playing with my daughter.
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Speaker 9: going through this, other veterans have gone through too, right.
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Speaker 1: Your four care and then dad and kindness, cam stuff.
Speaker 2: It's my wife christ to two point zho's new favorite song,
Speaker 2: Reunion of Souls, Let's Go to Love. This is a
Speaker 2: part of the show that kind of centers me to
Speaker 2: remind me what's important. I don't know what it does
Speaker 2: for you, if anything, but I'd like to protect something
Speaker 2: positive on this program, and the best way I know
Speaker 2: how to do that is to share the Word of
Speaker 2: God with you and to help us do that. Brother
Speaker 2: Rick Green of Spirit Work, Cincinnati, once again chiming in
Speaker 2: on a Saturday morning, Rick, good morning, Hey.
Speaker 17: Good morning, Gary, Jeff.
Speaker 38: I'm going to eat you and your listeners to pray
Speaker 38: for our family. Our sister Belinda went to be with
Speaker 38: the Lord Thursday and I'm praising guys.
Speaker 31: She got her new body, no.
Speaker 38: More cancer, no more chemo. I'm so happy for her,
Speaker 38: but I'm sad for the family.
Speaker 2: All right, Prayers for Rick Green's family in the passing
Speaker 2: of their beloved sister, Rick's beloved sister. And then I'd
Speaker 2: also ask for prayers and I'll include you in this
Speaker 2: for everyone who was trying to recover from the awful
Speaker 2: storms that hit last week in North Carolina and Tennessee
Speaker 2: and South Carolina and Georgia and in Floriday. I've been
Speaker 2: encouraging people all morning long if they can to donate
Speaker 2: to whatever charity, and there are three really good ones
Speaker 2: I mentioned Matthew twenty five Ministries, Samaritan's Purse, and the
Speaker 2: American Red Cross. So with that, brother, what's the word
Speaker 2: this morning?
Speaker 38: We're coming from Second Corinthians, Chapter thirteen, verse eleven. It said, family, brothers, and.
Speaker 31: Such a rejoyed strive for full restoration, courage one another,
Speaker 31: be of one mind, live in peace, and the God
Speaker 31: of love and peace will.
Speaker 25: Be with you.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, girl, I love the end of that.
Speaker 31: The God the love and peace.
Speaker 18: Will be with you.
Speaker 17: Yeah.
Speaker 2: This is one of the Apostle Paul's letters to the churches,
Speaker 2: as you mentioned, the one in corinth And you know
Speaker 2: what's weird is I just flipped open this morning to
Speaker 2: my verse and I flipped open to Second Corinthians ten
Speaker 2: to five, which is just a little bit before where
Speaker 2: you were at in Corinthians, and it says it reads,
Speaker 2: I'm serious. I can't believe we both picked out the
Speaker 2: same book this morning. It says, we demolish arguments and
Speaker 2: every pretension that sets itself up against the knowledge of
Speaker 2: God and we take camped of every thought to make
Speaker 2: it obedient to Christ. Amen, and I really need that,
Speaker 2: especially this morning, So thank you for sharing. And another
Speaker 2: Rick Green podcast by the way, Rick Green and it's
Speaker 2: spelled g R E E n E has a YouTube
Speaker 2: channel and there are some audio podcasts that we've been
Speaker 2: doing over the past several months, and gonna do another
Speaker 2: one today. So if you get a chance and you're interested,
Speaker 2: check out Rick Green's podcast or his YouTube channel. Just
Speaker 2: go to Rick Green with an E on the end
Speaker 2: of Green and check out the podcast there, because there's
Speaker 2: some pretty amazing testimonies of Christians and you might find
Speaker 2: it uplifting.
Speaker 1: Brother.
Speaker 2: I'll see you in a little while, and thank you
Speaker 2: so much. It's eight eighteen at seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 36: Bats are us. We're terrible roofers. We sting get installing
Speaker 36: site sport.
Speaker 2: Liam Just for my wife's benefit. You got the New
Speaker 2: Richmond football score from last night.
Speaker 7: New Richmond b Western Brown thirty eight to sixteen last night.
Speaker 1: Yeah, take it down, Western Brown.
Speaker 2: And what about my alma mater in Hendersonville, Tennessee, Hendersonville
Speaker 2: High School Commandos.
Speaker 7: The Commandos moved to five and one on the season
Speaker 7: with a win over Springfield at twenty seven to twenty
Speaker 7: one victory last night, and was hated Springfield. A couple
Speaker 7: of local scores. Ryle falls to say Nex Kentucky thirty
Speaker 7: one to twenty four. Ross pulls out a win of
Speaker 7: Redwood seventeen to fourteen. Hamilton top Fairfield forty two to
Speaker 7: twenty one. Boone County fell to Scott twenty seven to six.
Speaker 7: Anderson Boat raced turp In fifty six to thirteen. Boat
Speaker 7: raced I like that, Lakota West Blank Sycamore fifty two
Speaker 7: to nothing.
Speaker 1: What about dismembered? Be headed?
Speaker 2: All of those at Bengals tomorrow. Our coverage begins at
Speaker 2: nine am, the game at one from pay Corps. Bengals
Speaker 2: hosting the Ravens, still with a chance to save their season.
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Speaker 35: The Minnesota Links are one win away from heading to
Speaker 35: the WNBA Finals. They defeated the Connecticut Sun ninety to
Speaker 35: eighty one Friday night in Uncasville, Connecticut to take a
Speaker 35: two to one lead in their best of five series.
Speaker 30: Nafisa Collier was eleven of nineteen for twenty six points
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Speaker 5: Fortney Williams was seven of ten to add sixteen points.
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