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Speaker 4: You do the math, and the math says Santa has
Speaker 4: to visit eight hundred and twenty two homes per second
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Speaker 6: Oh yeah, the Lakers fifteen to five had their seven
Speaker 6: game win streak snapped. We talked to Allen's sleep. Yes,
Speaker 6: we had the hoops talk in the last segment. Here's
Speaker 6: JJ Reddick postgame. You'd be surprised, but he's not happy
Speaker 6: with his teams performance.
Speaker 7: You're if you don't play hard against that team, you're
Speaker 7: gonna get exposed. So you know you.
Speaker 3: Multiple times in.
Speaker 7: The first half we have a numbers advantage in transition
Speaker 7: on the defensive end, and guys just run by us.
Speaker 3: You know, it's we.
Speaker 7: Talked about matching their physicality. Didn't do that to any
Speaker 7: extent at any point in the game.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: It's it's it's it's a weird it's a weird.
Speaker 7: Sort of thing.
Speaker 3: It really is.
Speaker 7: It's like it's like the Monstars taking over the people
Speaker 7: that you've grown to coach, and they're not doing anything
Speaker 7: that they normally do.
Speaker 3: It's weird.
Speaker 4: I thought the Monstars were pretty physical.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the Monstars played pretty hard.
Speaker 4: Yeah, boofing and bopping Charles Barkley and Patrick Ewan all
Speaker 4: over the place.
Speaker 6: Of Lebron's post game, he was asked about his uh
Speaker 6: foot injury that kept him out of the game on Sunday,
Speaker 6: and then asked Himbout maybe reverning the offense back to
Speaker 6: him more. If you get it, you understand, you understand,
Speaker 6: Just wake up, Janet and that before you know your role.
Speaker 8: With this team, in particular this season, when when things
Speaker 8: are kind of, you know, kind of stuck in the mud,
Speaker 8: is there an instinct to try to maybe buck what
Speaker 8: you do and you get the ball back in your
Speaker 8: hands or I mean, obviously Lucas Luca and then cares
Speaker 8: a bigger load generally with this team, and is it
Speaker 8: kind of let that play out and then you go
Speaker 8: from there.
Speaker 2: There you go there working man.
Speaker 6: Obviously, you know we have opportunity to change pitches and
Speaker 6: switch pitches, but the goal was working.
Speaker 8: Obviously, you know, we didn't play our brand of basketball
Speaker 8: the way we wanted to play.
Speaker 2: So he's just one game.
Speaker 4: We don't so Lucas Luca. But if things are going bad,
Speaker 4: is there a tendency by you God, just ask him. Hey, Lebron,
Speaker 4: you want the ball in your hands more?
Speaker 6: He'll say, coverage nauseating Lebron Maverick Carter Prox.
Speaker 3: He's in the media, and.
Speaker 4: He does not care about saying the right thing. He
Speaker 4: cares about saying the right thing that makes Lebron look
Speaker 4: the best. Should you have the ball in your hand more, Lebron?
Speaker 3: Damn right.
Speaker 6: The Clippers are five and sixteen, though terrible, they lost
Speaker 6: five in a row. They're in Atlanta tomorrow to take
Speaker 6: on the Hawks. National media's finally discovered that the Clippers
Speaker 6: first round pick is going to Okay see this year.
Speaker 6: Bleacher Report posted something today pointing out that the Thunder
Speaker 6: get the Jazz first round pick two. WHOA, They're gonna
Speaker 6: be really good forever.
Speaker 4: I already saw trade talk for the Clippers. They were pointing,
Speaker 4: they made a good point. They're like, they have to
Speaker 4: go sixteen and five to be twenty one and twenty
Speaker 4: one at the halfway mark.
Speaker 3: I heard that's not gonna happen. I heard Carlos on
Speaker 3: the block.
Speaker 4: Oh but his tiktoks.
Speaker 3: That's why he's got a high value, right, putting him up.
Speaker 6: Rams are nine and three in Arizona on Sunday taking
Speaker 6: on the Cardinals. Chargers are eight and four at home
Speaker 6: on Monday night versus the Eagles. Jim Harbaugh was on
Speaker 6: with Colin Coward today. Here's part of that conversation, brought
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Speaker 9: I thought our offensive line, really, you know, I have
Speaker 9: one of its h one of its best games this
Speaker 9: past week. Yeah, uh, Jamari saw you really did a
Speaker 9: heck of a job at left tackle. Zion Johnson played
Speaker 9: one of his best games. Brad Boseman had one of
Speaker 9: his best games. Kai Beckton uh graded out over all
Speaker 9: all of our lineman graded out over ninety percent. Trey
Speaker 9: Pipkins had had a bunch of key blocks. Our running
Speaker 9: backs really, uh, you know did a phenomenal job. Kamani
Speaker 9: Badell Uh, Jared Patterson really uh you know played some
Speaker 9: of our best football just uh. And it's those guys,
Speaker 9: they're the they're the tough tough men. Plus faith uh
Speaker 9: and number ten. Uh, let's never forget uh. Justin Herbert
Speaker 9: he is uh. Uh, he's he's he's a he's a lead,
Speaker 9: he's a beast, he's uh, he's one of the best
Speaker 9: in my opinion.
Speaker 2: So he is playing in the game now.
Speaker 10: And ever do you ever have to say to Justin listen,
Speaker 10: I love that you're a tough guy. Could you be
Speaker 10: a little less tough? Could just slide? You ever have
Speaker 10: to just send him down? As a former quarterback, say Justin,
Speaker 10: I know you're six five and two fifty. These guys want.
Speaker 3: To hurt you.
Speaker 10: Do you ever have those conversations with you?
Speaker 9: You know, not too many, you know, not really Justin
Speaker 9: is just he's at a level that that I just
Speaker 9: let Justin be Justin and and he knows exactly what
Speaker 9: he's doing. He's doing it, you know, at the highest
Speaker 9: level of person possibly can. But would I would tell
Speaker 9: all quarterbacks because I remember those days of trying to.
Speaker 2: Be cute on the sideline too. You know, you just you.
Speaker 9: Kind of get to the sideline, just slow up a
Speaker 9: little bit. You know, you look like you're stepping out
Speaker 9: of bounds and you're trying to get him to hit you,
Speaker 9: so you can kind of you know, get get the penalty.
Speaker 9: But you know those that's a that's an emphasis right
Speaker 9: now in the NFL that and they even send it
Speaker 9: up for review, like if both those feet aren't out
Speaker 9: of bounds, you know you can you can be hit.
Speaker 10: Justin had surgery. Is he gonna play Monday against Philly?
Speaker 10: Do we know that today?
Speaker 3: Right now?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 9: If there's any possible way, Yeah, Justin will will do
Speaker 9: anything and everything in his power to uh to play
Speaker 9: in the game. Okay, what if he's the kind of
Speaker 9: he's the kind of guy you have to pull back.
Speaker 9: You can never you can never uh you could never
Speaker 9: uh you never have to talk him into playing football,
Speaker 9: that's for sure. You saw that, saw that in our
Speaker 9: game against the Raiders. You know, one minute he just
Speaker 9: he just went in. He just went in.
Speaker 6: So it sounds like Justin Herbert, He's gonna play with
Speaker 6: one mechanical hand on Monday night.
Speaker 4: Justin Herbert's gonna play with the mechanical head.
Speaker 3: Awesome, Justin Herbert's gonna play with the chantalham.
Speaker 4: Justin Herbert's gonna play with the catical ahead.
Speaker 6: Weren't a spreading already? The latest college football rankings.
Speaker 4: Have come out CFP forever. Just check Canal's Twitter feed.
Speaker 4: He'll break it down for you. You respect him, I
Speaker 4: do spect his game. Penn State reportedly was interested in
Speaker 4: BYU head coach Kalani Sataki, as we reported yesterday, but
Speaker 4: then the Mormon faithful put up a fight to keep
Speaker 4: their coach. Reports now that Sataki is telling folks around
Speaker 4: him me staying at BYU. Leading the public charge was
Speaker 4: b yu Alum Jason McGowan, the CEO of Crumble Cookies,
Speaker 4: who called Sataki not replaceable and vowed to get off
Speaker 4: the sidelines and get to work to keep the coach
Speaker 4: at b Yus BYU.
Speaker 3: We want to hire simone.
Speaker 2: Guys, Hey, what's today is it? Teddy?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 4: No, gotta go.
Speaker 6: They also support Utah State, but apparently not as much
Speaker 6: as they support BYU.
Speaker 4: Well understandable. You know a little bit of bigger brains.
Speaker 3: Well he's from Logan.
Speaker 4: Right, that was the first crumble cookie still there in Logan.
Speaker 6: Deputy Commissioner Bill Day said the NHL is warning teams
Speaker 6: against taking warm ups with helmets, a growing trend this
Speaker 6: season that violates NHL rules. The NHL is sending out
Speaker 6: a memo to mind teams that helmets are mandatory in
Speaker 6: warm ups for all players who entered the NHL beginning
Speaker 6: with the twenty nineteen twenty twenty season or later.
Speaker 4: What's up with that guy over there that's got no
Speaker 4: helmet at all? Smoking a cigarette? He to be like
Speaker 4: that during a whole game. You could be an old
Speaker 4: head with no helmet. I remember that, Al mckinnis. I
Speaker 4: remember going to a hockey game and being like, why
Speaker 4: didn't that one guy have.
Speaker 3: A helmet on?
Speaker 6: Earlater, your grandfather, he's old enough he can have to
Speaker 6: Two teams from two teams in the last week have
Speaker 6: got out to warm ups without their helmets. Trying to
Speaker 6: switch things up to snap a losing streak. It worked
Speaker 6: for the Senators, did not work for the Sharks. When
Speaker 6: asked about it, the Senators and the Sharks both referenced
Speaker 6: Matt mney Smith on the Petrols of Money Show saying
Speaker 6: they don't think that we should have to wear head
Speaker 6: gear because we want to be free and.
Speaker 4: Hair when we do have the the annual flow rankings,
Speaker 4: I mean, what's the point of having flow rankings? Have
Speaker 4: you got to wear a helmet in the warm ups?
Speaker 6: Mike Piazza has always said after twenty three Grand Prixx
Speaker 6: six sprint races and more than eight months of racing,
Speaker 6: the twenty twenty five Formula One season will come down
Speaker 6: to a final race for the championship, the driver's chip
Speaker 6: for the F one Drivers Championship. All three drivers still
Speaker 6: have a real chance to win the championship with the
Speaker 6: victory for stopping is now just twelve points. Shy of
Speaker 6: Norris going into the final race at Abu Dhabi Grand
Speaker 6: Prix next Sunday. We'll have an F one report on Thursday.
Speaker 3: And now we have a bunch of winko.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well not yet.
Speaker 6: I mean, you know, there's there's still a chance. But
Speaker 6: if for stopping can repeat the exact same results next
Speaker 6: weekend a win Pastrian second and Norris and fourth, he
Speaker 6: would win his fifth drivers Championship in a row.
Speaker 4: I mean, if you're a McLaren, you just get one
Speaker 4: of your two drivers to just nuke him right out
Speaker 4: of the race, right.
Speaker 3: That's what they would have mean, that's what they would
Speaker 3: have done twenty years ago.
Speaker 4: Matt like, Hey, sorry Max.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but twenty years ago by you would never have
Speaker 6: hired a Simoonen guy. So times Change.
Speaker 11: Didn't you pay like Williams to do it? They suck anyways,
Speaker 11: Right here, here's twenty million. Hey William Williams, Hey, Albo,
Speaker 11: how dare you? William was pretty good this year. Now
Speaker 11: you want Nico Haltonberson talking, let's go. We'll be back
Speaker 11: when we want to be around next year. We'll have
Speaker 11: some Southern football talk next, Sonoda, that's your die. That
Speaker 11: does Hey, they booted you out of here, Sonoda.
Speaker 3: Try to get them both.
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Speaker 6: Well whatever, the coaching carousel is mad, spinning, wild and free,
Speaker 6: and the South and college football talk is bubbling over
Speaker 6: like a gumbo pot.
Speaker 3: We always check in with.
Speaker 6: Our friend, our learned friend of the South, who's always very,
Speaker 6: very interesting and intriguing this time of year. Eleven years
Speaker 6: at Sports Illustrated, he was at the Athletic.
Speaker 3: As a Southern American.
Speaker 5: You said something that got up underneath my skin.
Speaker 6: Now he's with on three Sports. He's a real champion,
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Speaker 6: Celebrity Hotline. It is Andy Staples back on Petro said money,
Speaker 6: what's cracking?
Speaker 3: Andy? How are you?
Speaker 5: I must be in the stitch. I don't know if
Speaker 5: phones just went out, so but now I was asking
Speaker 5: if that was if that was one of my relatives
Speaker 5: you played earlier. I don't know if it's the South
Speaker 5: Carolina side or the Alabama side of the family. Maybe
Speaker 5: maybe I live in Florida, so just typical Florida man.
Speaker 6: But yeah, well, we think of you as whenever we
Speaker 6: talk to you, as you skimming across the Bayou in
Speaker 6: an air boat going from source to source.
Speaker 5: I'm not kidding here. I live in a fairly bougie neighborhood,
Speaker 5: but seriously, two streets over for me, there's a guy
Speaker 5: who keeps his airboat parked in front of them.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, three days a week.
Speaker 3: That is how we wanted you while you're up.
Speaker 6: Now, look, you've covered these stories, I mean, all the
Speaker 6: way back from you know, the Auburn Private Jets trying
Speaker 6: to undermine Tommy Tubberville or whatever. I mean, we've seen
Speaker 6: it all. But where does this Kiff and Saga kind
Speaker 6: of rank for you? It just feels like it's never ending,
Speaker 6: and it's so it's just there's something even more tantalizing
Speaker 6: every day.
Speaker 5: It had so many tentacles. I think that's what made
Speaker 5: it so interesting because when Florida fired Billion Apier, it
Speaker 5: was very clear that their top target was going to
Speaker 5: be Lane Kiffin, and then when LSU fired Brian Kelly,
Speaker 5: it was clear their top target was going to be
Speaker 5: Lane Kiffin. And meanwhile, Lane Kiffin is busy leading Ole
Speaker 5: miss toward the playoff and so you knew this collision
Speaker 5: course was coming. And it was really with two weeks
Speaker 5: left in the season that we kind of figured out,
Speaker 5: oh no, if they make the playoffs and he's not staying,
Speaker 5: they're not gonna let him coach. And we talked to,
Speaker 5: you know, a bunch of different ads and asked them, hey,
Speaker 5: would you let your guy do this if he was
Speaker 5: going from this school to this school and it matters
Speaker 5: which school you're going to and which school you're coming from,
Speaker 5: And every one of them said, there's no way. If
Speaker 5: I was old, miss Ad, I would let the LSU
Speaker 5: coach coach my team or the Florida coach coach my team.
Speaker 5: And so we knew this was coming. I'd say it
Speaker 5: exploded even more spectacus.
Speaker 4: Fully that I imagined it would, which is what you
Speaker 4: assume is going to happen when Lane Kiffin is involved.
Speaker 4: We'd like to, you know, blame something or someone, some entity,
Speaker 4: some rules. What is it that we should probably focus
Speaker 4: the most amount of blame. Is it just that that
Speaker 4: schools are allowed to do this? Is that the problem?
Speaker 5: No, Lane Kiffen decided to do this, Okay, that's what
Speaker 5: you should blame. He could have stayed at all Miss.
Speaker 5: Nobody was holding him hostage, holding a gun to his head, saying,
Speaker 5: decide you want to go to Florida or LSU.
Speaker 2: So he could have.
Speaker 5: Avoided all this by just staying in all Miss. So
Speaker 5: he made a choice. And you can blame the calendar
Speaker 5: if you want, but the calendar exists the way it
Speaker 5: does because that's where the semester break is. The semester
Speaker 5: break exists where it does because that's where Christmas is.
Speaker 5: So basically, unless you want to overhaul the American Higher
Speaker 5: Educational Systems calendar or move Christmas, I don't think you're
Speaker 5: really going to get much change.
Speaker 6: Always great perspective Live from the airboat. Andy Staples on
Speaker 6: the Betross and Moundy Show on a five seventy LA
Speaker 6: Sports talking about the coaching Carassel very interesting in the SEC,
Speaker 6: but it's not like everybody's got it figured out in
Speaker 6: the big ten. What's going on with Penn State and
Speaker 6: how come they can't find somebody to take their millions
Speaker 6: and millions and millions of dollars.
Speaker 5: Do y'all remember that Tennessee search a few years ago? Yes,
Speaker 5: that went absolutely crazy. So actually, so Mike Leach was
Speaker 5: actually sitting, the late Great Mike Leach may he rest
Speaker 5: in peace, was at a hotel in Marina del Rey
Speaker 5: waiting for the Tennessee Ad to get there. I remember
Speaker 5: my phone that I got it at four thirty am
Speaker 5: Eastern time, the morning of the day he was supposed
Speaker 5: to meet him, and it just says who the hell
Speaker 5: is in charge there? And it turned out later that day.
Speaker 5: Later that morning, the Tennessee AD was called back to
Speaker 5: Knoxville and fired because of the way he was handling
Speaker 5: that coaching search. And that's the one where they were
Speaker 5: going to hire Greg Ciano. The fans revolted and then
Speaker 5: they didn't hire. So Penn State Search is veering into
Speaker 5: that passage and they've talked to a lot of people.
Speaker 5: They just never have gotten down the road. It's that
Speaker 5: they had focused their energies on Colonie Sataki at b Yu.
Speaker 5: Kilanie was very clear with anybody who might have been
Speaker 5: interested in him that he was not doing anything until
Speaker 5: after this Big twelve championship game. And I suspect, I
Speaker 5: don't know this for a fact, but I suspect if
Speaker 5: BYU won, or if BYU just got into the College
Speaker 5: Football Playoff without beating Texas Tech in this game, either way,
Speaker 5: that Colonie was probably be like, no, never mind, I'm
Speaker 5: just gonna stay at Uyu. So you're gonna have to
Speaker 5: wait on him. And I don't think Penn State's willing
Speaker 5: to wait at this point, because if you think about this,
Speaker 5: when Lane made his decision, final, final, final decision on Sunday,
Speaker 5: all the dominoes fell. Arkansas hit, Auburn hit, Florida hit.
Speaker 5: That's what everybody was waiting for, clearly, and Penn State
Speaker 5: was not in position to make a hire, had not
Speaker 5: gotten down the road with anybody they really liked. And
Speaker 5: I got to be honest with you, guys, if I'm
Speaker 5: a coach, it's not just the mechanics of the search
Speaker 5: that would bother me. It's following James Franklin would be
Speaker 5: very difficult because they fired a guy who won thirteen
Speaker 5: games last year. Yea, and you better come in and
Speaker 5: make the playoff immediately and immediately compete for the Big
Speaker 5: Ten title. There's more pressure on whoever gets that job
Speaker 5: than there is on anybody getting any of these other jobs.
Speaker 3: Andy the.
Speaker 4: Well, we got Morris who's going to Oklahoma State, sum
Speaker 4: Raw to Florida, and UCLA gets Chesney. It's you know,
Speaker 4: I guess Summer is a little different than the other two.
Speaker 4: But following the Signetti sort of plan, what can you
Speaker 4: tell us about the guy that UCLA's getting and are
Speaker 4: they just trying to get the next Signetti? Are these
Speaker 4: three guys that are really good coaches and ready to
Speaker 4: make the jump.
Speaker 5: So, Bob Saysney certainly took the Signetti route. Signetti's route
Speaker 5: was Indiana University of Pennsylvania, which is amazing to me
Speaker 5: that such a place exists. There's also a California universe
Speaker 5: to Pensylvania, but he went Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Elon College,
Speaker 5: James Madison as an SDS school, James Madison as a
Speaker 5: the FBS school, and in Indiana Bob Chesney went even
Speaker 5: further back. He was at a D three school, then
Speaker 5: he was at a D two school called Assumption, he
Speaker 5: was at holy Cross, which is an FDS school, and
Speaker 5: then James Madison. So he's got the full Signette going on.
Speaker 5: But he's been great everywhere. He's been great every year's coach.
Speaker 5: He's won the league everywhere he's coached, and so when
Speaker 5: he was at holy Cross, he's the best coach in
Speaker 5: the Patriot League. Gets to James Madison immediately makes them competitive,
Speaker 5: even though Signette had taken most of the good players
Speaker 5: before last season. So they were competitive last year. This
Speaker 5: year they're probably going to win the league. They're twenty
Speaker 5: two and a half point favorites in the conference title game.
Speaker 5: If Duke wins the ACC, James Madison's going to make
Speaker 5: the playoff. So Jenney's having a hell of a year
Speaker 5: and he's a very good coach. And you know, people
Speaker 5: have known about him since he was in the SCS
Speaker 5: and said this is this guy's going to be a star.
Speaker 6: We appreciate you coming on and enjoy the rest of
Speaker 6: the college football season. Thanks for checking in with the
Speaker 6: West Coast a great Andy Staples ladies and gentlemen. Andy Staples,
Speaker 6: what a guy and the latest with college football and
Speaker 6: the chaos that is college football. Without the chaos, what
Speaker 6: fun would college football be? Let's be honest, a big
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Speaker 4: about that chicken tenders and they call them ten Dy's.
Speaker 3: That's why I brought it up.
Speaker 4: How about a fresco.
Speaker 6: That's a pretty cool line too. It's time for the
Speaker 6: Dead Guy Birthday of the Day.
Speaker 4: Matt Well, just to share a little anecdote about our
Speaker 4: dead guy Birthday of the day.
Speaker 6: My well, you you're very little if you're not anecdotal.
Speaker 4: My oldest daughter and I were just talking about our
Speaker 4: dead guy. Birthday of the day, Surrah, George Pierre Surrah.
Speaker 4: Not that we routinely discuss post Impressionist French painters. Oh,
Speaker 4: come on, man, But if she was staying back a
Speaker 4: couple of days in Chicago. When I was leaving on
Speaker 4: Friday and headed to the city, I mentioned, why not
Speaker 4: hit up the Art Institute and check out the Sarah
Speaker 4: because she was looking to do things indoors as the
Speaker 4: weather was rather inclement full Bueler right. He would have
Speaker 4: been one sixty sixth George. A Sunday afternoon on the
Speaker 4: island of Lagrange Jatte.
Speaker 12: You see that Cameron's looking at the woman because he
Speaker 12: doesn't have a mother, and then it goes it close
Speaker 12: up on the child's face, and then his face, and
Speaker 12: then closer and closer.
Speaker 4: Symbolism. People look deeper than just what the lines are.
Speaker 6: And that's a teenager spread. Okay, that's why we come
Speaker 6: from a better generation.
Speaker 4: The scientific approach that Sarah took in creating changed painting,
Speaker 4: changed modern art, kicked off the neo Impressionism era. He
Speaker 4: is quite simply one of the most important painters and
Speaker 4: an icon of the nineteenth century artists. I should say
Speaker 4: I painted for a while. It was not very good
Speaker 4: at it, which is why I was taken off of
Speaker 4: paint and put back on the labor. He is an artist,
Speaker 4: more importantly a hell of a mustache Beard Combo born.
Speaker 6: When you say you painted, you didn't have like the
Speaker 6: thing with like a beret had like a studio.
Speaker 4: I had a paint can, yeah, and I had those
Speaker 4: paint rags that don't work for s.
Speaker 3: Matt.
Speaker 4: You're just not good enough at tying in the corners.
Speaker 4: What would I have to do? She's too You're too heavy.
Speaker 4: She's too heavy with the brush. You know how to
Speaker 4: tie it in? Go back downstairs and shovel the stone.
Speaker 4: Born in Perry, father from Champan, had some money. His
Speaker 4: mom was a Parisian, encouraged his love of drawing from
Speaker 4: a young age. His formal art training began at the
Speaker 4: Echo des Beaux ar when he was still a teenager,
Speaker 4: and he wasn't into it because they wanted their students
Speaker 4: to follow strict academic rules about how painting should look.
Speaker 4: And he was into color and the science of color
Speaker 4: and light and how humans perceived it. And he said
Speaker 4: this my approach was the reverse of most artists.
Speaker 6: Instead of asking you know, if he's really that much
Speaker 6: of an icon at leish you'd show him some respect.
Speaker 6: I feel like I am how should the market like
Speaker 6: the freaking skunk pabula?
Speaker 4: But that's where I learned my frons accents, uh, he said.
Speaker 4: Instead of asking how should an artist paintings, he instead
Speaker 4: asked how does the eye see these? Surah then went
Speaker 4: about developing the painting technique we call point toism. Instead
Speaker 4: of blending brushstrokes, which I was terrible at, Sarah built
Speaker 4: his images from thousands of tiny dots of pure color.
Speaker 4: He believed that when viewers stood back, their eyes would
Speaker 4: mix the colors on their own, creating a brighter, more
Speaker 4: vibrant effect than traditional blending could achieve.
Speaker 3: Depressing the hell out of cameraon.
Speaker 4: They all said, you're crazy, man, That ain't gonna work.
Speaker 3: Don't do it like that, Srah.
Speaker 4: The aforementioned a Sunday afternoon on the island of La
Speaker 4: Garon Chepe took him over two years to finish. From
Speaker 4: a distance, at first glance, it looks like a painting
Speaker 4: of people relaxing in a park on the banks of
Speaker 4: the Sean, But when you get closer it dissolves into
Speaker 4: precise dots of color placed precisely, orderly, even mathematically.
Speaker 6: Yeah, like one of those Bob Marley posters and people's dorm.
Speaker 6: That's like a big Bob Marley head, but when you
Speaker 6: look closer, it's a bunch of little Bob Marley.
Speaker 4: Head Sarrah.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 4: The contrast between the peaceful scene the intense discipline behind
Speaker 4: encapsulated Sarah himself quiet reserve, obsessively dedicated to his craft,
Speaker 4: worked hours in solitude. He was not warmly received, the
Speaker 4: critics didn't like it, but he was an artist's artist.
Speaker 4: The younger generation, those looking to start a new movement
Speaker 4: felt trapped imprisoned by the older conventions and traditions, used
Speaker 4: his work as they're jumping off point important figure open
Speaker 4: the door for the modern movements like cubism. You don't
Speaker 4: have to imitate nature directly, kids, you can reinterpret it.
Speaker 6: Cubism very popular here at the station and involves creating
Speaker 6: a snack area where everybody can snack, where Michelle Cube
Speaker 6: overlooks it.
Speaker 4: Right, that's cubism.
Speaker 6: And as we mentioned, the most famous one, if you're
Speaker 6: ever in Pringle.
Speaker 4: Got any beef jerky back there? That most famous workers
Speaker 4: at the Art Institute for Visiting Chicago. I was just
Speaker 4: visiting Peyton out in New York. The met has a
Speaker 4: big Surrah room as well. There are a couple here
Speaker 4: in Pasadena at the Norton Simon Museum. Sadly p he
Speaker 4: died young thirty one.
Speaker 6: There'll be a line of our listeners out there at
Speaker 6: the Norton Simon.
Speaker 3: Now get there.
Speaker 4: Now, it's gonna be crazy tomorrow when everybody's on the bock.
Speaker 3: Guy the Raiders, guy.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 4: Surrah is remembered as the founder of Pointism. He died
Speaker 4: of what they believe is consumption or maybe comment.
Speaker 6: George Surah beating out Britney spears. It was recently seen
Speaker 6: at the West Lake Inn. According to David Vassa is
Speaker 6: Canadian deuce. This not not quite as detailed as Sorah,
Speaker 6: but an artist in her own way.
Speaker 3: It's Canadian news take off.
Speaker 2: You don't rick our show, you boz her.
Speaker 3: Hey thirty six years old today.
Speaker 6: Cassie Steele born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, English and Filipina
Speaker 6: background A Penney. She played Manny Santos for nine years
Speaker 6: on Degrassi The Next Generation.
Speaker 4: Not exact years of Degrassi, not exactly.
Speaker 3: A lightweight okay. She was trained in ballet and jazz
Speaker 3: dance and even a gymnast.
Speaker 6: She was also in two De Grassy television films, Degrassy
Speaker 6: Goes Hollywood and De Grassy Manhattan. Lots of stuff happened
Speaker 6: to Manny. She's probably the slut of the school slut.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Well, she had sex with Craig, she had sex with Spinner,
Speaker 6: and she had sex with Jimmy.
Speaker 3: Jimmy's drake.
Speaker 4: Okay, in a wheelchair, Well there was.
Speaker 3: She had. She had Jimmy before the shooting.
Speaker 4: I was gonna say it, that'd be interesting.
Speaker 6: Well, actually there is a whole episode about that about
Speaker 6: wheelchair sacks.
Speaker 4: Yes with Jimmy, Yes there is, and Jimmy says it
Speaker 4: don't work.
Speaker 6: Well, they go back and forth, but uh yes, So
Speaker 6: you think the Grassy won't go there.
Speaker 4: But it did.
Speaker 3: But they do, they really go there.
Speaker 4: Lots of made Drake Drake.
Speaker 6: No, but it's what made the Grassy de Grassy on
Speaker 6: the show. Much like in real life, Manny was trying
Speaker 6: to be a pop star, and in realize she was
Speaker 6: trying to be a pop star.
Speaker 3: And I guess she is kind of a pop star
Speaker 3: in Canada.
Speaker 6: She also plays deep cover Galactic Federation agent, one of
Speaker 6: those people on a reoccurring character on Rick and Morty.
Speaker 4: Okay, famous show, love that show.
Speaker 6: Lots of TV movies like Super Sweet sixteen the movie
Speaker 6: on MTV.
Speaker 4: The movie.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's a movie.
Speaker 4: Wasn't it just a show about like kids that have
Speaker 4: crazy sixteenth birthday party?
Speaker 3: Apparently there was a fictional movie about it. I don't know.
Speaker 6: In Degrassi, there was an episode where she has one
Speaker 6: of those whale tail thongs, Oh, coming out of her pants?
Speaker 6: Popular episode. So she came out with her own brand
Speaker 6: of thongs that are environmentally sustainable.
Speaker 3: So you put them in a compost.
Speaker 6: Pile when you're done with the thought seems like it
Speaker 6: might pull it out of you, pull it out of
Speaker 6: your ass, the compost.
Speaker 3: They're environmentally sustainable.
Speaker 6: She was hired and to star in the Disney Giant
Speaker 6: production of Rain of the Last Dragon, but then she was.
Speaker 3: Fired before production.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's unfortunate.
Speaker 6: She married and then divorced, but now she has a
Speaker 6: kid with her new boyfriend and lives in Colorado.
Speaker 3: The best art, yeah, I.
Speaker 6: Believe that is what they call it in Canada, And
Speaker 6: that's what your guys so Rah would have called it
Speaker 6: a best honest.
Speaker 3: And we'll return with more petros and money tomorrow. That's
Speaker 3: a one o'clock start. Stay with us
Speaker 6: Waller for shine Head and Fat Nose coming up there.