Speaker 1: Oh boy, Bernie the dog, he's my big boy. He's
Speaker 1: a big poodle. He is sick. So for the last
Speaker 1: few days, since about Sunday or so, he'll go outside
Speaker 1: and he'll have the runs, and the poor guy and
Speaker 1: he'll you know, they try and they go and then
Speaker 1: they feel like they got to go again. So then
Speaker 1: he wants out again and again, and he'll sit out
Speaker 1: there and he'll try to poop and try to poop,
Speaker 1: and he'll he'll get the runs. So he went on
Speaker 1: the carpet on Monday morning sometimes, so he'll go downstairs
Speaker 1: to the exit door and where we let him out,
Speaker 1: and he'll he pooped on the carpet. He's never pooped
Speaker 1: on the carpet ever, not even once. We've had him
Speaker 1: for like six or eight months now, so we're kind
Speaker 1: of worried about him. Last night and we heard him
Speaker 1: going up and down the stairs. And so this morning,
Speaker 1: Susan I woke up. My wife says, did he poop
Speaker 1: down there? And I go downstairs and look it was
Speaker 1: like you ever take a bottle of mustard?
Speaker 2: No? And you yeah, No.
Speaker 1: It was like somebody took a giant bottle of poop
Speaker 1: mustard and went all over the carpet this morning. Did
Speaker 1: you do your typical like, Susan, I didn't see it.
Speaker 1: Let me finish the story. So I go upstairs and
Speaker 1: in his little room that he has, there's carpet there too.
Speaker 1: Poop mustard bottle again. Oh no, splatters everywhere. Oh gosh,
Speaker 1: Susan's like, is it bad now? I wanted her to
Speaker 1: be able to sleep because I knew if I told
Speaker 1: her it's worse than you could ever imagine. I know
Speaker 1: that she would not have gotten back to sleep. So
Speaker 1: because I care, I said, no, it's not so bad.
Speaker 1: There's a couple of couple of piles. It's not too bad.
Speaker 1: Because I wanted her to go back to sleep.
Speaker 2: Yeah, piles or puddles.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I did not want to There's a difference between
Speaker 1: a pile and a puddle, you know what I'm talking about, Jenny.
Speaker 1: And I wanted her to go be able to go
Speaker 1: back to sleep, so for the next couple of hours
Speaker 1: she can sleep peacefully, restfully. She would not be able
Speaker 1: to sleep knowing that it was all over with the
Speaker 1: giant poop mustard bottle. Did I do the right thing, Jenny?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think you did the right thing.
Speaker 3: I mean, I think that was nice of you, but like, also,
Speaker 3: what's wrong with Burne?
Speaker 1: I don't know. We're gonna have to take him to
Speaker 1: the vet because the poor guy, he's such a sweet dog.
Speaker 1: She's like, he's he's trying to throw up. She put
Speaker 1: him in the bathroom with me this morning. She put
Speaker 1: him in the bathroom. He stood stationary for fifteen minutes,
Speaker 1: just did not move. So he's trying to throw I
Speaker 1: don't know if he ate something. He probably ate a shoe, yeah,
Speaker 1: and his intestines are blocked or something like that. Did
Speaker 1: I do the right thing by Bailey?
Speaker 2: Well, it's the right thing to not tell her, But
Speaker 2: did you clean it.
Speaker 1: Up that I didn't have a time. I didn't leave
Speaker 1: any time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I figured you didn't. So that's why I was.
Speaker 1: Like, well, I mean that's kind of our deal, is
Speaker 1: like you know, she she doesn't get up at four
Speaker 1: or fifteen in the morning and work, So I would
Speaker 1: have cleaned it up had I had some more time
Speaker 1: or at least started to. But I'm gonna be honest
Speaker 1: with you, this was probably a forty five minute clean
Speaker 1: up job.
Speaker 2: Oh jeez, I can picture it.
Speaker 3: I can picture, Like, what kind of equipment. You all
Speaker 3: have to get out to clean the mass up.
Speaker 1: There is no proper equipment. It's a towel and it's
Speaker 1: another towel, and it's a bucket and some soapy water.
Speaker 1: And then even after that, you got to call zero res. Yeah,
Speaker 1: because you're not gonna get it. And this is a
Speaker 1: brand new house. Yeah, we've lived there two weeks. Forgot
Speaker 1: brand new, brand new, brand new car.
Speaker 2: He's baptizing it for you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he sure is got it. Really, what would you
Speaker 1: have done? Let's say you woke up, you get a
Speaker 1: little dog you let's say Ava, yea, and you woke up,
Speaker 1: and let's say you got to work and Alyssa's got
Speaker 1: the day off and you woke up and it's everywhere.
Speaker 1: Would you lie and say, yeah, it's not that bad
Speaker 1: and let her go back to sleep transparently? No.
Speaker 4: I probably would wake a Lissa up just because I
Speaker 4: know she'd be more concerned about what's wrong with Ava,
Speaker 4: and I wouldn't be able to like, let's just say
Speaker 4: I didn't tell her anything.
Speaker 1: Then I come home from.
Speaker 4: Work and it's worse, and other Lissa's like, oh God,
Speaker 4: what's wrong with Ava? Then I wouldn't be able to
Speaker 4: live with myself knowing I didn't even tell her that
Speaker 4: there was an initial incident. You know, I would have
Speaker 4: if you didn't tell Susan, good for you. I would
Speaker 4: have cleaned it up, because now it's going to continue
Speaker 4: to seep and soak into the.
Speaker 1: Carpet, cheep and soak. Yes, wake up to the smell
Speaker 1: of the poop and puddles. It's horrible. I'll tell you.
Speaker 1: It's one of the things about having a dog. We
Speaker 1: forgive our dogs for so much because we just love
Speaker 1: them so much, and then you take them to the
Speaker 1: vet and it's going to cost five hundred and sixty
Speaker 1: two dollars for the vet. And that's just the way
Speaker 1: it is.
Speaker 5: I remember when I had dogs I would like keep
Speaker 5: track of I'd say, like, if I had a nickel
Speaker 5: for every time I've stepped in poop or vomit, I
Speaker 5: would be rich.
Speaker 2: Because you step in poop, pee, vomit so often with
Speaker 2: a dog. With a dog, it's so gross, but we love.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, it's like you just forget and they
Speaker 1: don't know, and they're so innocent, and they they look
Speaker 1: a little bit guilty, like they feel bad. But maybe
Speaker 1: it's just your imagination, So what would you do? I
Speaker 1: hope you've woken up to a better morning than I've
Speaker 1: had so far, So all right, move in on on Katibb.
Speaker 1: It is Tuesday. Savannah Guthrie's mom. Have you guys heard
Speaker 1: about this story? It's the weirdest story. And my son
Speaker 1: Chase works as a reporter in Arizona and that's a
Speaker 1: big story everywhere. But if you don't know Savannah Guthrie,
Speaker 1: who's an anchor on like This Today Show, big thing
Speaker 1: on the Olympics and on NBC, her mom, who is
Speaker 1: eighty four years old, has gone missing. Nobody has seen
Speaker 1: her since Sunday. She's elderly, she's eighty four. They say
Speaker 1: she's on medication that she needs all the time. She
Speaker 1: cannot walk more than fifty yards and they are almost
Speaker 1: certain that someone abducted her. Now, old people, if they
Speaker 1: get dementia, they do wander away. They'll even get in
Speaker 1: their car and drive hundreds of miles and not know
Speaker 1: where they are. But they say it looks like an abduction.
Speaker 1: And people are like, well, why why would you? And
Speaker 1: they are connecting it to the fact that you know
Speaker 1: she's Savannah Guthrie's mother, like maybe a kidnapping sort of thing.
Speaker 1: I don't know, it's so weird, like who would there's
Speaker 1: no kidnappings anymore unless it's like a random dad taking
Speaker 1: his daughter or something like that. But you don't really
Speaker 1: hear about kidnappings because they're so easy to foil, you
Speaker 1: know what I mean, There's no way they're going to
Speaker 1: get away with it. You do the money drop over
Speaker 1: here where they're going to nab you on the money drop.
Speaker 1: So it's just a weird story. They say they're looking
Speaker 1: at DNA. They say it definitely looks like it was
Speaker 1: a crime and not her. Wonder. It's just such a weird,
Speaker 1: sad story. Yeah, and then people are going, why is
Speaker 1: why is Savannah Guthrie's mother getting so much attention?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's just like a strange it's a strange situation,
Speaker 5: but just like a strange like choice of people too
Speaker 5: likes such.
Speaker 2: It's just interesting. I'm interested to see, like what happens
Speaker 2: with it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, for sure, I mean I hope she's okay about
Speaker 1: I mean three or four days now without her medication
Speaker 1: at eighty four years old. Yeah, and obviously with somebody
Speaker 1: who's probably not concerned about her health. That's not a
Speaker 1: good thing, all right. Other things going on. Vunster's the
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Speaker 1: it's kind of early, but never too early for young
Speaker 1: Vontavious Carl Leak to take a big ladle and stir
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Speaker 4: It's actually not me Today Today's Kicky Palmer. She's got
Speaker 4: people on the internet talking about something she said on
Speaker 4: the Today Show.
Speaker 2: But one thing I need you to know is that
Speaker 2: I never want to live together.
Speaker 5: You're so questioned.
Speaker 2: I take it personally.
Speaker 1: I like my lone time with the Goldberg said the
Speaker 1: best one.
Speaker 2: She was like, I don't want to better in my house.
Speaker 2: Yeah wait, wait, wait this time out.
Speaker 1: You're for real, right, even Mary, even do you live
Speaker 1: around the corner.
Speaker 2: The corner will be great.
Speaker 1: So she never wants to live with her partner ever.
Speaker 4: And I know there's a big debate because there's celebrities
Speaker 4: that I know that live on the opposite side of
Speaker 4: the country from their partner. Do you think you could
Speaker 4: not live with your partner?
Speaker 1: I could not live with Susan and she could not
Speaker 1: live with me. I mean, what's the point of being
Speaker 1: married if you don't want to. But it's nice to
Speaker 1: have somebody around the house. But when I go to Colorado,
Speaker 1: I enjoy the five days there of like solitude or
Speaker 1: seeing my friend or my sister or whatever. And you know,
Speaker 1: it's not like I'm going, gosh, I wish she were here,
Speaker 1: but it's kind of like me. You love me, right,
Speaker 1: Do you want to see me all the time? No?
Speaker 4: But do you think that when you go to Colorado
Speaker 4: you're okay with it because you know it's temporary? Like
Speaker 4: what if it wasn't every day your lifestyle was I
Speaker 4: don't see my wife every day?
Speaker 1: Yeah? I don't know. Yeah, I don't know. I'd have to.
Speaker 1: I'd have to give that a try, right, Yeah, right away, Jenny.
Speaker 5: I have friends who it's not that they don't live together,
Speaker 5: but they have like their own like rooms or their
Speaker 5: own spaces in their house. And that I love because
Speaker 5: I think.
Speaker 2: I would you would end.
Speaker 5: Up even if you really really love someone and you're
Speaker 5: just so in love, I would get sick of you eventually,
Speaker 5: and I would need to retreat to a place that's
Speaker 5: just mine.
Speaker 2: And so I have friends who just have their room,
Speaker 2: and then you like.
Speaker 1: Their bedroom, their bedroom, not a room to like hang
Speaker 1: out in necessarily, okay.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And so then you go to your bedroom at night,
Speaker 5: and then if you choose to be together at night,
Speaker 5: that it's a choice that you're making and you're still
Speaker 5: like in the same place, you know, splitting rent or
Speaker 5: mortgage whatever and all of that, but you have.
Speaker 2: Your own space, which sounds lovely.
Speaker 3: Danny Oh, I've said this on the radio before, back
Speaker 3: when I was in a long term relationship. I said
Speaker 3: that it'd be great if I just like live next
Speaker 3: door to my partnerol, like if I had a house
Speaker 3: and they lived right next door, so we had the
Speaker 3: option to see each other at any time. I think
Speaker 3: there's still a difference between what Bailey's saying of friends
Speaker 3: having their own rooms but being in the same house
Speaker 3: and like being in separate houses. And I just like
Speaker 3: my things the way I like them, and when they're
Speaker 3: not that way and they're misplaced because someone put them
Speaker 3: somewhere else and they can't remember where they put them.
Speaker 2: So then that makes my living.
Speaker 3: Situation stressful to me because I've been living by myself
Speaker 3: for like almost a year now, and it's been great
Speaker 3: to just know my house is exactly how I want it.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think I could do a shared space. But
Speaker 4: I love I mean as somebody that did long distance,
Speaker 4: and I guess it is different when you get married,
Speaker 4: but it's somebody that.
Speaker 1: Did long distance.
Speaker 4: It is just so nice to have somebody to come
Speaker 4: home to, to talk to, to be able to not
Speaker 4: say anything for hours and then just make a stupid
Speaker 4: joke or like.
Speaker 1: Far in front of them and just be like ha ha, No,
Speaker 1: I get that. No, It's like I think that there's
Speaker 1: a lot of married couples like, yeah, I enjoy a break.
Speaker 1: It's like you hear about moms who are like I'm
Speaker 1: going to the hotel this weekend. I'm going to go
Speaker 1: to the Marriott. I'm gonna go swim, I'm going to
Speaker 1: watch a movie in my underpants. I'm going to order
Speaker 1: a pizza. And that's like your kind of escape, and
Speaker 1: there's I don't think there's anything wrong with that. I mean, sure,
Speaker 1: there are couples that just cannot get enough of each other.
Speaker 1: I don't know that that lasts forever. Here's a text
Speaker 1: message at Katie WB one really interesting. My mom's been
Speaker 1: with their partner for twenty years. They live two hours apart. Wow,
Speaker 1: twenty years. Yeah, and they live two hours apart.
Speaker 5: I have a friend who is like sort of recently
Speaker 5: married within the last five years, and his wife is
Speaker 5: doing like a medical program down at like Mayo, and
Speaker 5: so she lives in Rochester and he lives in Saint Paul.
Speaker 5: And they have two kids, so like he sees her
Speaker 5: event like sometimes and then they just kind of like
Speaker 5: cart back and forth, these little bitty kids right for them.
Speaker 1: A friend of mine, he's like, I gotta know with
Speaker 1: like a totally normal guy forty ish or so. His
Speaker 1: husband doesn't live with them, And I'm like, how does
Speaker 1: that work out? He's like, Oh, it's great, it's great.
Speaker 1: He comes over once in a while on the weekend.
Speaker 1: We see each other, and then he goes back to
Speaker 1: his house. I'm like, Wow, and you're married.
Speaker 2: And you're married.
Speaker 1: That's crazy. God blessed the people that can do that.
Speaker 1: That's strong love, that is real, true love.
Speaker 5: It's like marrying like a pilot your pilot is going
Speaker 5: to be gone for a long time, right, I want.
Speaker 1: To marry a pilot that goes hot. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: If you're a pilot and you want to, like, you know,
Speaker 1: have a second husband, yeah, let me know, send me
Speaker 1: a text. You're married, Katie one, so so you would need.
Speaker 2: A second husband too.
Speaker 1: You're right. Okay, that's a good one. Bought. I like
Speaker 1: that one. What do you think? Send a text, said
Speaker 1: Katie will to be one. By the way, Pucksatani. Phil
Speaker 1: did see his shadow yesterday, which in Minnesota means six
Speaker 1: more weeks of bad sports teams.
Speaker 5: You know the city that he sees his shadow in
Speaker 5: is called Dave, Do you know? I think it's Gobbler's Knob.
Speaker 1: That was your mom's nickname in high school.
Speaker 5: But that's actually the.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Thank you, Bailey, And we'll be back with
Speaker 1: the sing along song of the day. I need your help.
Speaker 1: I need your help. It's a desperate plea for help.
Speaker 1: What song should we play next? I want to know
Speaker 1: what song we should scream sing along with next to
Speaker 1: kind of boost your move because I figured out a
Speaker 1: couple of things. You cannot be unhappy when you're singing
Speaker 1: unless you're singing like a very sad song. You can't
Speaker 1: be unhappy when you're singing, and you really can't can't
Speaker 1: be unhappy when you're eating. You can't be unhappy when
Speaker 1: you're playing ukulele. You can't be unhappy when you're making
Speaker 1: sweet sweet love. You don't have time for that. You
Speaker 1: got to be somewhere. But you can't sing along with
Speaker 1: the radio this morning. Send me a text and let
Speaker 1: me know what song you want to sing along with.
Speaker 1: Even if you've texted in before, we didn't play it,
Speaker 1: try it again. Or if we played one of your
Speaker 1: songs yesterday we had to repeat Brittany on the show,
Speaker 1: who would send in a couple of songs? Send me
Speaker 1: a text to Katie, will you be one, five, three,
Speaker 1: nine to one and we'll play your song next. Kennbury
Speaker 1: Tale Bryan kt w B and come over to your
Speaker 1: bar mitzvah and come over to your birthday party, your
Speaker 1: mom and dad's anniversary party, and I'll stand up and go.
Speaker 1: Wanda Aprile with his shorter Sota. The drift of maj
Speaker 1: has passed it to the rota and bothered every vine
Speaker 1: and swish liqueur of which ver two in gendred is
Speaker 1: the floor, and then it goes on and on and
Speaker 1: on swish liqueur. I don't know as old English.
Speaker 2: That sounds delicious.
Speaker 1: All right, here we go with our sing along song
Speaker 1: of the day. Good morning, Norah, Good morning, Good morning Nora.
Speaker 1: What part of town are you in this morning?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 1: Lovely Hudson, Wisconsin. Beautiful over there, Yeah, just across the
Speaker 1: river gate gateway to the Dairy State.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they've got spotted cow on tap there that they do.
Speaker 1: Yes, Nora, I need, I need some information. I need
Speaker 1: a fun fact about you, Nora.
Speaker 2: Oh taps on.
Speaker 1: Facts that I always use at any corporate icebreaker is
Speaker 1: that I received the Principles Award for being most humorous
Speaker 1: in kindergarten in mum. It's funny because I was really
Speaker 1: funny in elementary school too. I was the class clown.
Speaker 1: My job was to make my friends laugh. And now
Speaker 1: I'm a DJ, so it kind of has worked out.
Speaker 1: What do you what do you do for a living now?
Speaker 1: Do you still work the humor into your career?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 1: I teaked in kindergarten for sure.
Speaker 2: Now I work in accounting for a law firm.
Speaker 1: Oh boring, Oh my god, No, no fun and humor
Speaker 1: allowed at the law firm. No, that's an admirable job,
Speaker 1: and we appreciate you. What song can we play for
Speaker 1: you to sing along with? Nora? I want to hear
Speaker 1: some clarkson My life would stuck without you. Nobody plays
Speaker 1: this song anymore. That's a great choice, Nora. Thank you.
Speaker 1: Have great day in Hudson. Hey, thanks, guys, have great day. Bye.
Speaker 1: One on one three kdwbur. When you are thirsty, you
Speaker 1: just got done working out, it's snap fitness and you
Speaker 1: want a little refreshing drink of water, you go for
Speaker 1: something kind of chilly. But that's the wrong way to
Speaker 1: do it, they say. Searches for hot water on Google
Speaker 1: are through the roof. Nothing to do with a cold snap.
Speaker 1: They say that it does because of a health hat
Speaker 1: going around. TikTok says that drinking hot water is way
Speaker 1: healthier than drinking cold, especially hot water on an empty stomach.
Speaker 1: It is supposed to help with everything from digestion to circulation.
Speaker 1: So is it just TikTok nonsense or is there so
Speaker 1: truth behind it? Well, we send our reporters into the
Speaker 1: field to find out and here's what the here's what
Speaker 1: they've learned. It's not really a new tip. Warm drinks
Speaker 1: are big and traditional Chinese medicine supposed to be good
Speaker 1: for your she, for your sheet. You know what a
Speaker 1: she is, It's spelled a chi a chi okay, spelled
Speaker 1: q I. If you ask people in those circles, they'll
Speaker 1: say hot water is better. It's supposed to help with anxiety,
Speaker 1: weight loss, and filter out more toxins. But if you
Speaker 1: ask doctors here in the West, they'll say it's all
Speaker 1: fantasy or at least overblown. A nutrition expert at the
Speaker 1: University of Virginia and talked about it, said more water
Speaker 1: in general is good, but whether it's hot or cold
Speaker 1: really doesn't matter. As long as it's wet, which is
Speaker 1: what my dad used to say. He would come inside
Speaker 1: and drink a glass or regular like you know, room
Speaker 1: temperature water, daddad grows as long as it's wet. I
Speaker 1: don't care what, okay, Hot or cold water. Either one
Speaker 1: can help with digestion because hydration in general helps. But
Speaker 1: the doctor, she says, the idea that hot water flesh
Speaker 1: is more toxins is just wrong. Your livering kidneys to
Speaker 1: deal with the toxins. More water won't hurt, but drinking
Speaker 1: it cold is just as good. So it's up to
Speaker 1: you drink more water, drink more water, and we don't
Speaker 1: drink enough water.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, no, I I remember I felt like in
Speaker 5: high school, like we didn't carry around water bottles like
Speaker 5: it was.
Speaker 2: No, it was like nobody did once once.
Speaker 5: I don't maybe it was like in the like after
Speaker 5: I had graduated, maybe well into like the twenty tens,
Speaker 5: is when like having a water bottle turned into kind
Speaker 5: of like.
Speaker 1: A crashion thing.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and so then everybody had like a quirky, cute
Speaker 5: water bottle. But when I was in high school, you
Speaker 5: didn't carry water. And so it's so it's so strange
Speaker 5: to me, not strange, but it's nice to see that, like, oh,
Speaker 5: kids these days do carry water bottles and they drink
Speaker 5: water all day as they should, cause we were dehydrated.
Speaker 1: I was exactly right.
Speaker 4: I was in high school with twenty fifteen to twenty nineteen.
Speaker 1: And yeah, I lived in that arrow. It was.
Speaker 4: It wasn't at the pump where at Stanley's yet, but
Speaker 4: we definitely was trendy, like what mil can you carry
Speaker 4: around a water bottle with the school logo on it
Speaker 4: or something? And I don't know when, but there was
Speaker 4: some point I was not a water drinker really, and
Speaker 4: I don't know where. I drank a bottle of water
Speaker 4: one day and then I became a religious water drinker.
Speaker 4: I literally have three water bottles over here right now
Speaker 4: because I just love like I'm just dehydrated.
Speaker 1: Drink, drink, drink. I'm the opposite. I don't think I
Speaker 1: have a thirst reflex that works very well. I just
Speaker 1: don't get thirsty coffee. I do for coffee, but I
Speaker 1: mean I drink drown. I drink brown liquid all day long,
Speaker 1: and once in a while, if I'm over at snap,
Speaker 1: I'll be like, well, I'm a better hemp some water?
Speaker 1: Can I tell you? Speaking of toxins, have you seen
Speaker 1: It's like a foot soak that you put your feet
Speaker 1: into it. You can order it on Instagram or Facebook.
Speaker 1: You put your bare feet into it and it vibrates
Speaker 1: and shakes and it supposedly sucks all the toxins out
Speaker 1: of your feet, out of your body, and you can
Speaker 1: tell because the water turns brown. Have you seen this? Okay,
Speaker 1: then I don't have to spend a lot of time
Speaker 1: on it. But it's a bunk. It's bunk. It looks like,
Speaker 1: oh my god, because it turns brown. It looks like
Speaker 1: it's regular tapwaters soaking your feet and then but they
Speaker 1: say it's something about like the mechanism it is the
Speaker 1: water is oxidizing. Yeah, so it turns brown whether you
Speaker 1: have your feet in it or not. Oh really, So
Speaker 1: do not buy this garbage.
Speaker 5: See I would assume that maybe it's like cleaning your
Speaker 5: feet kind of like the the like hypersonic like cleaner
Speaker 5: for your like teeth stuff.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but just for your feet.
Speaker 2: But like what not.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of stuff. There's a lot of things
Speaker 1: about toxins, and people are like, oh, yeah, do a
Speaker 1: juice cleanse or do a water fast or whatever and
Speaker 1: get all the toxins out of your body. And doctors
Speaker 1: will say over the body does a great job of
Speaker 1: cleaning out its own toxins, so you don't need to
Speaker 1: worry about that. By the way, have some toxins this
Speaker 1: morning for breakfast, brink some are and your cereal little
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Speaker 2: If gossiping was a career. They make Dave's dirt on KADWB.
Speaker 1: Really interesting story. Savannah Guthrie, who is a host on
Speaker 1: The Today Show and also she does like the Macy's
Speaker 1: Thanksgiving Day Parade. She's going to go to the Olympics
Speaker 1: and cover NBC. She's like an attorney anchor for NBC.
Speaker 1: Her mother is eighty four years old and she's been
Speaker 1: missing since about Sunday from her home in Tucson, Arizona.
Speaker 1: Here is and they have no idea. A lot of
Speaker 1: elderly people wander away if they have dementia, but they say,
Speaker 1: she doesn't have dementia, and she couldn't wander more than
Speaker 1: fifty yards without being helped, and she's got to take
Speaker 1: medication or she'll die. Here is a clip from the
Speaker 1: Pima County Sheriff talking about what they.
Speaker 6: Know saw some things at the home that we're concerning
Speaker 6: to us. We believe now after we process that crime scene,
Speaker 6: that we do in fact have a crime scene, that
Speaker 6: we do in fact have a.
Speaker 1: Crime They say that they do have DNA, but it
Speaker 1: could be meaning it could be the housekeeper, it could
Speaker 1: be the neighbor or whatever. It's going to take days
Speaker 1: to process the DNA. Anyway, if they get the DNA,
Speaker 1: that doesn't mean they're any closer to the suspect, but
Speaker 1: just a weird Here's an old lady that should be
Speaker 1: doing cross words and looking at birds out the window,
Speaker 1: and some horrible, horrible person decides to abduct her. Yeah.
Speaker 5: I hope we get like answers. I hope it's not like,
Speaker 5: you know, cold case situation.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, I want to know what's happening.
Speaker 3: I mean, I think she lives in a decently nice neighborhood.
Speaker 3: And I saw that the cops were asking everyone to
Speaker 3: like check their ring camera. Yeah, see if anyone could
Speaker 3: find anything. So. Kim Kardashian has taken a break from
Speaker 3: studying for the California BARXAM to flirt with an F
Speaker 3: one driver named Lewis Hamilton. Apparently last weekend they checked
Speaker 3: into the same luxury hotel in England and reportedly they
Speaker 3: had exclusive use of the pool and the spa, and
Speaker 3: then yesterday the pair traveled together to Paris on Kim's
Speaker 3: private jet. A source said that Kim and Lewis have
Speaker 3: tried to keep a low profile, but it's pretty hard
Speaker 3: considering they both basically have bodyguards.
Speaker 2: Following them at all times.
Speaker 3: But that's the first time I've heard of her dating
Speaker 3: anyone new It's been a minute.
Speaker 2: It has been a minute since Pete Davidson. No, when
Speaker 2: was the last guy she dated? Doesn't.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Americans will spend a record one point seven to
Speaker 5: six billion dollars on legal Super Bowl bets this year
Speaker 5: and potentially illegal Super Bowl bets this year as well.
Speaker 5: American Gaming Association says no single event brings fans together
Speaker 5: like the super Bowl, and this record figure shows just
Speaker 5: how much American's joys sports betting as part of the experience.
Speaker 5: But they say you should choose legal, regulated sports books.
Speaker 5: This year was the first year I realized how much
Speaker 5: people are betting on sports, and that's like its own
Speaker 5: sport in itself, it seems, is gambling sports gambling.
Speaker 1: Carson did. He went on sports Kings or whatever it's called,
Speaker 1: and he lost twenty dollars right away, and he said,
Speaker 1: never again. And I said, that's the great lessoning gambling.
Speaker 1: Do not get sucked into gambling. It's great and fun
Speaker 1: for just a little joy. But yeah, I was really
Speaker 1: glad that he lost twenty go do and said that's enough,
Speaker 1: right exactly, I don't think you can sports be here.
Speaker 1: I really think it's hilly legal.
Speaker 2: It was literally our debate topic first first semester.
Speaker 1: The rumors are true.
Speaker 4: Kelly Clarkson announced that her talk show is officially d
Speaker 4: U N done. She put a long post on Instagram,
Speaker 4: but to sum it up, she says, she's stepping away
Speaker 4: from the daily schedule, which I'll allow her to prioritize
Speaker 4: her kids.
Speaker 1: This isn't good bye.
Speaker 4: She'll still be making music, playing shows here and there,
Speaker 4: and you may catch her on the Voice from time
Speaker 4: to time.
Speaker 1: And a lot of people were.
Speaker 4: Speculating this after she took some time off last year
Speaker 4: because of her ex husband's death. Also another shake up
Speaker 4: in the daytime talk show industry, Sherry Shepherd's shows also
Speaker 4: ending after NIA. It's like four years she replaced Wendy
Speaker 4: Williams in that slot, and she said after this season
Speaker 4: she's also d U N A.
Speaker 2: Don I wonder what's going to replace it then?
Speaker 1: Also any show, I don't know anything. Super Bowl's coming
Speaker 1: up on Sunday, and we talk about like some of
Speaker 1: the great super Bowl halftime shows. But here are according
Speaker 1: to a survey from a website called tv line, here
Speaker 1: are the worst Super Bowl performances of all time. Super
Speaker 1: Bowl forty five in twenty eleven, the Black Eyed Peas,
Speaker 1: from audio issues to uninspired performances. Not even guest spots
Speaker 1: from Slash and Usher could save that one. The Blues
Speaker 1: Brothers in nineteen ninety seven. The act really should have
Speaker 1: been retired when John Belushi died, but they had the
Speaker 1: freaking Blues Brothers out in an act that was so
Speaker 1: bad I forgot they were even ever there. I'd never
Speaker 1: liked the Blues Brothers either. Anyway, they creeped me out.
Speaker 1: It was just that that gives me the skeevy devies
Speaker 1: because they're just creepy. The Blues. The Blues Brothers creep
Speaker 1: me out? Is the Blues Brothers. I'm a soul Man, Yes,
Speaker 1: which they didn't even do it. They didn't even do
Speaker 1: that originally. That's a song by somebody else. Number three
Speaker 1: were Super Bowl of all time. Janet Jackson Justin Timberlake.
Speaker 1: The gripe here is mostly about how she got black
Speaker 1: ball for showing her bejeweled nurple, but Justin pretty much
Speaker 1: skated away with no controversy, but all the boob stuff
Speaker 1: made you forget about the show that also featured Nelly,
Speaker 1: Kid Rock and Jessica Simpson. I remember nothing about that
Speaker 1: super Bowl except him tearing her little, uh broad top off, right,
Speaker 1: and then he goes, I'm gonna have you naked by
Speaker 1: the end of this song, and then they bought. He
Speaker 1: looked at the camera and then she looked shocked, like, oh,
Speaker 1: you tore my top off. But it was so deliberate
Speaker 1: they called it a wardrobe malfunction. Yeah, it was extremely deliberate,
Speaker 1: and it was just like, you know what, I don't know, okay.
Speaker 1: Number two Disney halftime shows in ninety one, ninety five,
Speaker 1: and two thousand worst halftime shows. One featured New Kids
Speaker 1: on the Block, another one had Tony Bennett and Patty LaBelle,
Speaker 1: and the third was handlined by Phil Collins, Christina Aguilera
Speaker 1: and Enrique Iglesias. But the worst super Bowl halftime show
Speaker 1: of all time featured Maroon five super Bowl fifty three
Speaker 1: and twenty nineteen and Adam Levine showing his nipples. I
Speaker 1: was just like, huh, not necessary, and les are the
Speaker 1: worst super Bowl halftime shows of all time? That's the
Speaker 1: dirt on KDB. We're gonna get right into vaunched on this.
Speaker 1: Are you gonna do this every day? That's how the
Speaker 1: month works? Yeah, every day for Black History Month month,
Speaker 1: Vaunt is put together a Black History Month moment. Let's
Speaker 1: check it out. Let's get flowers to the voices that
Speaker 1: change the game. So it's time to celebrate another artist
Speaker 1: on Funts Black History Month Moment on KDWB.
Speaker 4: It was nineteen ninety six when hip hop was dominated
Speaker 4: by East Coast and West Coast sounds, but it was
Speaker 4: getting ready to be taken over by a sound no
Speaker 4: one had ever heard before. Straight from Atlanta, Georgia Andre
Speaker 4: three thousand and Big Boy took jazz, techno, psychedelic, and
Speaker 4: funk and butter rapping like no other Southern artists had
Speaker 4: before to create outcasts. They call themselves outcast because they
Speaker 4: never felt they fit into their own neighborhoods or Atlanta's sound,
Speaker 4: or even on stage with traditional mainstream rappers, still saying
Speaker 4: true to who they were and never giving up, even
Speaker 4: after being booed for winning Best New Rap Group at
Speaker 4: the Source Awards with their third album, Atlien's Debut, It
Speaker 4: helped solidify their sound and who they were.
Speaker 1: Their first pop hit and first song to.
Speaker 4: Land the number one spot on the Billboard Hot one
Speaker 4: hundred came in two thousand. By this point, Outcast was
Speaker 4: a household name that was changing the game and shifting
Speaker 4: pop culture.
Speaker 1: Forward, winning Grammys.
Speaker 4: And landing the number one spot on American Top forty
Speaker 4: with Ksey Kaso says, you know you've left the legacy
Speaker 4: on music when nearly thirty years later, your songs are
Speaker 4: still timeless and played on the radio as often as
Speaker 4: if they dropped yesterday. Outcast legacy isn't just about hits,
Speaker 4: It's about originality. They proved that you could be Southern, experimental,
Speaker 4: unapologetically black, and still dominate.
Speaker 1: The mainstream without compromising who you are.
Speaker 4: And because of them, generations of Southern artists had the
Speaker 4: freedom to sound like themselves. That's Outcast and today's Black
Speaker 4: History Month.
Speaker 1: Moments celebrating the voices that shifted culture forward. In a
Speaker 1: mathon ONGWB kd WB on the Dave Brian in the
Speaker 1: Morning Show. Coming up in a second, we're gonna kind
Speaker 1: of revisit the He's got a perfect body and he's
Speaker 1: got a beautiful face, but his mom calls him three
Speaker 1: times a day. Would you date this guy? Perfect body,
Speaker 1: perfect face, but his mama calls him three times a
Speaker 1: day and he's on the phone for an hour each time.
Speaker 1: An we'll talk about that coming up in a second.
Speaker 1: We've got a bunch of other stuff too, including got
Speaker 1: Cardi b tickets and a little bit of group therapy.
Speaker 1: We're also going to ask it's kind of a funny question.
Speaker 1: You got guests coming in from out of town. What
Speaker 1: restaurant do you take them out to to show not
Speaker 1: a show up, but to impress them. Vaughan took his
Speaker 1: family out to Pizza Pizza Hut. I would choose Benny Hannah,
Speaker 1: That's usually my go to place, But what about you.
Speaker 1: We'll have some fun with that coming up on kd
Speaker 1: WB