Speaker 1: Money, money, Raise your arms and shout happen, It's money time.
Speaker 2: This is the Boomberg money minutte on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 3: Hi right, Monica ricks with us here on a Friday.
Speaker 3: As we're getting towards the weekend. Good morning there.
Speaker 4: Good morning, we are getting closer.
Speaker 1: I like you love it.
Speaker 3: Airports airports slowly getting back to normal following the US
Speaker 3: government's shutdown.
Speaker 4: Yes, the FAA has started rolling back flight cuts across
Speaker 4: forty major US airports, and those cancelations have started to
Speaker 4: subside from shutdown peaks. About six hundred flights have been
Speaker 4: canceled today, only a handful out of CVG, but airlines
Speaker 4: are optimistic that they can resume normal operations within a
Speaker 4: few days now. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy did say that
Speaker 4: he plans to pay air traffic controllers seventy percent of
Speaker 4: their mispaid within the next day or so. And on
Speaker 4: top of that, we're learning that some controllers and TSA
Speaker 4: officers who didn't miss a shift could also get a
Speaker 4: ten thousand dollars bonus.
Speaker 1: So that's nice. Wow.
Speaker 3: Hopefully they'll get one hundred percent eventually. That would be nice.
Speaker 1: I hope.
Speaker 3: So yeah, Uh, Nike getting rid of a big employee perk.
Speaker 1: What is that?
Speaker 4: Yeah, Nike just ended its Wellness Week initiative. It gave
Speaker 4: employees an extra week off every year to promote mental
Speaker 4: health and wellness. It started during the pandemic, but the
Speaker 4: company now says that it's in a pivotal moment that
Speaker 4: requires changes in how its employees approached their work. So
Speaker 4: it's reorganizing and trying to lead a bit of a
Speaker 4: turnaround under CEO Elliott Hill. Their focus now is on sports,
Speaker 4: not health. Well, maybe they go hand in him.
Speaker 1: There you go.
Speaker 3: I don't even want to look at the brokerage account
Speaker 3: of the four oh one K today, and a lot
Speaker 3: of people don't after what happened yesterday.
Speaker 1: What are you seeing in the markets now?
Speaker 4: Stocks keep slipping, and it's because fears are growing that
Speaker 4: stock prices may be a little too high, So traders
Speaker 4: are worried that the Federal Reserve could back away from
Speaker 4: interest rate cuts. Dow futures down two hundred and eighty
Speaker 4: eight points right now, NAZAC futures down three point fifty eight,
Speaker 4: and S and P futures are down sixty four points
Speaker 4: from Bloomberg. I'm Monica ricks On News seven hundred WLWI.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Monica. Don't panic there in the market. It'll
Speaker 3: come back. Don't worry about it. It's ten minutes after eight.
Speaker 3: One of my favorite times of the week. We get
Speaker 3: to talk to Matt Rouse talking TV on Friday mornings.
Speaker 5: Good morning, Matt, Hey, good morning.
Speaker 3: You all set here for another big weekend and also
Speaker 3: next week. And you know, I know America's celebrating the
Speaker 3: two hundred and fiftieth birthday next year. But ken Burns
Speaker 3: is getting a start on it, isn't he.
Speaker 5: Well, he is.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he's been working the last I'm sure decade or
Speaker 6: more on this particular one. You know, ken Burns sort.
Speaker 5: Of established his reputation.
Speaker 6: Like what it was like three five years ago, I
Speaker 6: mean so many years ago with the Civil War, and
Speaker 6: now he's gone to the first of our nation's wars
Speaker 6: that really helped establish the nation with the American Revolution.
Speaker 6: So he's getting ahead of the jump of what's going
Speaker 6: to be happening with all of the fanfare of next
Speaker 6: year as we go into the two hundred and fiftieth
Speaker 6: anniversary of seventeen seventy six, which was not really the
Speaker 6: end of the conflict. It was actually just almost the
Speaker 6: beginning of it. It went on for many more years. And
Speaker 6: so what The American Revolution does is this series that's
Speaker 6: going to begin on Sunday on PBS that ken Burns
Speaker 6: is trying to strip away a lot of the romanticism
Speaker 6: and you know, any of the mythology that surrounds the
Speaker 6: American Revolutionary War and sort of really plunge you into
Speaker 6: the conflict and how divided the nation was even then.
Speaker 6: I mean, it was loyalists to the British monarchy and rule,
Speaker 6: and then there were the rebels. And also it shines
Speaker 6: a light on the plight of the Native Americans who
Speaker 6: didn't really know which side to fight for, and of course,
Speaker 6: even if they won, they were going to lose, given
Speaker 6: how things were going to go in America after that.
Speaker 5: And also the plight of.
Speaker 6: The enslaved blacks and free blacks who were sort of
Speaker 6: fighting also to be noticed, because even though the Declaration
Speaker 6: of Independence that all men are created equal, that really
Speaker 6: wasn't quite the case for many many more years. And
Speaker 6: so it sort of shined the light on the complexity
Speaker 6: of the formation of the nation, which is something that
Speaker 6: ken Burns does so well. With his eloquent historians, the
Speaker 6: wide scope that he has.
Speaker 5: I mean, this is not a this is not a
Speaker 5: quick watch.
Speaker 6: It's gonna be two hours over every night from Sunday
Speaker 6: to next Friday. So it's really a very thorough and
Speaker 6: fascinating story as only he can sort of tell it
Speaker 6: using his way that he sort of brings classic photography and.
Speaker 5: Portraiture to life. He also shows you.
Speaker 6: Know reenactors, which you know reenactors have been doing revolutionary
Speaker 6: war reenacting for many, many years, and.
Speaker 5: He does that quite judiciously.
Speaker 6: He doesn't recreate battles, but he shows you and with
Speaker 6: a cannon fire on the soundtrack, just gives you a
Speaker 6: sense of just how brutal this conflict was. So in
Speaker 6: many ways, the American Revolution is very much like Mussy
Speaker 6: TV lot of ways, and it comes at a time
Speaker 6: as well when public TV is itself in some sort
Speaker 6: of jeopardy because of the funding that was stripped away
Speaker 6: from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, which no longer is
Speaker 6: going to exist as the next year because of the
Speaker 6: government cuts and so in some regards, ken Burns is
Speaker 6: one of these avatars who reminds you of the essential
Speaker 6: importance of public television and as long as he keeps
Speaker 6: making these kind of films. He's in his seventies now,
Speaker 6: so I don't know how anymore he has into the pipeline,
Speaker 6: but he's got a lot. But he is like one
Speaker 6: of their biggest stars, next to Big Bird, I guess.
Speaker 6: And even Big Bird has gone away from PBS because
Speaker 6: they're not really.
Speaker 5: Running the show anymore.
Speaker 6: It's airing on Netflix and those episodes are now going
Speaker 6: on PBS. But yes, PBS is under fire. But at
Speaker 6: the same time, the American Revolution reminds us why it
Speaker 6: is essential to have public television as part of the
Speaker 6: television landscape.
Speaker 3: Ken Burns can take a topic that you may not
Speaker 3: know you're interested in and making you want to watch
Speaker 3: it all man, that's good stuff.
Speaker 5: It's true. And the other thing is I learned so much.
Speaker 6: About this which was watching these twelve hours that I
Speaker 6: had no idea of many of these things, and it
Speaker 6: just brings history to life, which is one of the
Speaker 6: things he does so well.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think that he did the baseball one that
Speaker 3: I get to watch every baseball season.
Speaker 5: I like that, Oh, baseball is amazing.
Speaker 6: He did, you know, an amazing tapestry on jazz, the
Speaker 6: history of jazz, anything that has sort of that's part
Speaker 6: of our American culture.
Speaker 5: He has found a way to bring to life.
Speaker 6: But yes, baseball and jazz, which were not.
Speaker 5: You know, about wars. But he also, you know, he.
Speaker 6: Did after the Civil War, he did an amazing series
Speaker 6: on the Vietnam War, again at a time when it's when
Speaker 6: the country was as polarized as it is now, and
Speaker 6: and and World War Two. He had a wonderful, wonderful
Speaker 6: personal stories about that. So, yeah, his library is going
Speaker 6: to endure long long after we're gone.
Speaker 3: Yeah, absolutely, And going from Ken Burns to Charlie Brown here,
Speaker 3: tell me about this.
Speaker 6: Yeah, because there's something for everybody on TV.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 1: Absolutely.
Speaker 6: But it's hard to imagine, but the very first Peanuts
Speaker 6: special on TV was a Charlie Brown Cris Smiths one
Speaker 6: of the best of all time, and this is its
Speaker 6: sixtieth anniversary first premiere in December of nineteen sixty five.
Speaker 6: You can imagine I was a little child at the
Speaker 6: time and it was all and all of that just
Speaker 6: certainly how old I am too, But nonetheless, but in
Speaker 6: the sign of the times, you know, it used to
Speaker 6: air for years on CBS and I think it went
Speaker 6: to ABC for a while, and now it is exclusive
Speaker 6: property of Apple TV. All of the Peanuts specials and
Speaker 6: new things that are coming under the Peanuts and Snoopy
Speaker 6: pipeline go on Apple TV. But for this weekend on
Speaker 6: Saturday and Sunday, you can stream it for free on
Speaker 6: Apple TV. There were a couple of years when they
Speaker 6: allowed the special to air briefly on public TV. I'm
Speaker 6: not sure that's happening anymore. But if you don't own
Speaker 6: a copy of a Charlie Brown Christmas, this weekend is
Speaker 6: your best chance to see it for free.
Speaker 5: If you want to see.
Speaker 6: Charlie Lianus telling the Christmas story and of course everybody
Speaker 6: gathering around that poor poor little Christmas tree. It's iconic,
Speaker 6: the Charlie Brown Christmas. And it's weird that it isn't
Speaker 6: you know, a network staple anymore that has now moved
Speaker 6: into the streaming world, which is a sign of the time,
Speaker 6: is because almost everything is going into streaming anymore, all right.
Speaker 3: And then Saturday Night Live landon one of today's rising
Speaker 3: stars this weekend.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you know, Glenn Powell has yet another It seems
Speaker 6: like he's in every other movie that comes out, but
Speaker 6: he's in a movie called The Running Man this weekend.
Speaker 6: But you know, he was in Top Gun Maverick, the
Speaker 6: Twisters sequel on TV. Recently, he was in that college
Speaker 6: football comedy Chad Powers. So Glenn Palell's everywhere, and Glenn
Speaker 6: Palell is going to be the guest host for the
Speaker 6: first time on Saturday Night Live this weekend. Then I
Speaker 6: think it takes a few weeks break before it does
Speaker 6: the holiday episodes. But for now, this ought to be
Speaker 6: a big deal having Glenn Powell showing what he can
Speaker 6: do on Saturday Night Live. That is always a coronation
Speaker 6: of a new star when they get.
Speaker 5: To do that.
Speaker 6: You know Timothy Shallomey when he started hosting Saturday Night
Speaker 6: Live a couple of times. So I have a feeling
Speaker 6: this will be the first, but probably not the last,
Speaker 6: time we see Glenn Palell doing this on Saturday Night Live.
Speaker 3: There you go, And finally, no week would be complete
Speaker 3: without it major an award show?
Speaker 1: What's going on next week?
Speaker 5: Kind of true?
Speaker 6: But yeah, this is a Nashville's biggest night, Country Music's
Speaker 6: biggest night. The CMA Awards is going to air live
Speaker 6: on Wednesday on ABC. Lady Wilson is the host. This
Speaker 6: is Vince Gill's year to get the Lifetime Achievement Award,
Speaker 6: which is named after Willie Nelson. So yeah, Vince Gill
Speaker 6: gets a big career retrospective. People will be singing his song.
Speaker 6: He'll take the stage as well in Nashville at the
Speaker 6: Bridge Stone Arena. But if you're a fan of country music,
Speaker 6: this is country music's biggest night. It's their version of
Speaker 6: the Grammys, and it does very well for you know,
Speaker 6: it does very well get a big audience. But again,
Speaker 6: there's a lot of country music Awards shows, but this,
Speaker 6: I guess is the biggest one.
Speaker 5: And yes, so there we go.
Speaker 6: That is the highlight of what seems again lately is
Speaker 6: really steel like we've been living in November sweeps, which
Speaker 6: is an old fashioned concept that there's a lot of
Speaker 6: stuff going on right now.
Speaker 3: All right, Matt Rouse, talking TV. How do we connect
Speaker 3: with you?
Speaker 6: That would be TV Insider dot com and TV guide magazine.
Speaker 1: All right, we'll talk to you next Friday.
Speaker 5: Thanks so much, Matt, I appreciate it. Thanks.
Speaker 3: All right, it's eight eighteen. Chuck Ingram's in here on
Speaker 3: National American Teddy Bear Day. Is it really that's right, Teddy,
Speaker 3: bear with you.
Speaker 1: You brain to work. No, I leave it in the car,
Speaker 1: all right, I'll call you next year and leave it
Speaker 1: in the car. You're not supposed to be funnier than
Speaker 1: the host.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: You can start coming to the meetings.
Speaker 7: Okay, I'm so sorry. What's going on out there? It
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Speaker 3: hi today sixty tonight down to fifty three tomorrow. Mostly cloudy, warmer, breezy,
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Speaker 2: Woke radical liberals are screwing up this country. But Congress money, money, money,
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Speaker 9: This is a Bloomberg money minute. President Trump is getting
Speaker 9: ready substantial tariff cuts to address high food prices. The
Speaker 9: administration has some veiled framework agreements with Argentina, Guatemala, El
Speaker 9: Salvador in Ecuador. The tariff cuts would include beef, bananas,
Speaker 9: and coffee beans. Warner Brothers, Discovery on the auction block,
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Speaker 9: non binding first round bids he is November twentieth. Americans
Speaker 9: will be allowed to contribute more money to pour one
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Speaker 9: Jensen Wong is the CEO of Nvidia, the world's most
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Speaker 9: English herself. I'm John Tucker, Bloomberg Radio.
Speaker 3: Heany, good morning, it's coming up on eight forty two
Speaker 3: seven hundred WLWN, Cincinnati. Thought we would head out to
Speaker 3: talk to Claire MacMichael, ABC News Transportation reporter in New York. Hey,
Speaker 3: good morning, Claire, Hey, good morning, how are you good?
Speaker 1: Good?
Speaker 3: Thanks for joining us this morning. We've been talking about
Speaker 3: it for the better part of the last week or so.
Speaker 3: Flight reductions and delay even though the government's opening up,
Speaker 3: these could last for a while.
Speaker 10: Right, That's exactly right. So the shutdown is over, to
Speaker 10: everyone's release, but air travel is still seeing some impacts.
Speaker 10: So during the shutdown, the FAA reduced traffic at forty
Speaker 10: major airports by six percent. They said that was for
Speaker 10: safety reasons, especially as we saw those air traffic controllers
Speaker 10: calling in sick. Now, it was supposed to go up
Speaker 10: to ten percent today, but they frozen at six, which
Speaker 10: you know means that things are looking up. Folks are
Speaker 10: returning back to work, but the FA just wants to
Speaker 10: take another look at that data to make sure it's
Speaker 10: safe before they let things go back completely to normal.
Speaker 10: Now on the airline side, they have to reposition planes
Speaker 10: back into place. They have to work on crew staffing
Speaker 10: and other logistics, kind of like recovery for a winter storm.
Speaker 10: So things are definitely looking up a couple more days
Speaker 10: before we get back to normal, though, well.
Speaker 3: Have the same amount of flights been canceled like yesterday
Speaker 3: and today? Are they slowly coming back or is it
Speaker 3: just going to happen all at once.
Speaker 10: We are saying it slowly get back there. Now again,
Speaker 10: these six percent reductions are still in place, so cancelations
Speaker 10: will get back to hopefully zero when the reductions are eliminated.
Speaker 10: But you know, yesterday it was over one thousand. This
Speaker 10: morning we're seeing over six hundred, and it's been getting
Speaker 10: better day by day. Cincinnati we're just seeing a cancelation,
Speaker 10: so good news for you guys.
Speaker 1: Eight did you say eight in Cincinnati so far? Yes,
Speaker 1: that's right, that's good.
Speaker 3: At least a lot of this is happening before the
Speaker 3: big Thanksgiving weekend coming up in a.
Speaker 1: Couple of weeks.
Speaker 10: Yeah, we've had some folks being pretty nervous about their
Speaker 10: Thanksgiving trivel plans, but uncautiously optimistic, and so are the
Speaker 10: airlines and the trade groups. None of those Thanksgiving flights
Speaker 10: have been canceled yet with these reductions, but again, we're
Speaker 10: two weeks out. You never know about other factors, especially
Speaker 10: at this time of year weather. But the airlines are
Speaker 10: confident that they're going to be able to run their
Speaker 10: full schedules.
Speaker 3: Uh so, if my flight was canceled, they probably recredited
Speaker 3: my credit card. You would think, are do you have
Speaker 3: to go back in and buy the ticket again?
Speaker 1: Do you know that yet?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 10: I know that the airlines with these reductions have been
Speaker 10: very flexible for travelers. They are offering most of your
Speaker 10: money back in some cases.
Speaker 4: I think you.
Speaker 10: Know, if you hop on the line to speak with them,
Speaker 10: they will rebook you. One interesting tip I got the
Speaker 10: other day from the company hopper. They said that if
Speaker 10: you do encounter disruptions, you should get in the customer
Speaker 10: service line if you're at the airport, but also get
Speaker 10: on the phone as well, because sometimes the phone lines
Speaker 10: are better staffed, and so you know, see if you
Speaker 10: get to the end of the line or the end
Speaker 10: of the phone line firston whoever helped you first win.
Speaker 1: There you go.
Speaker 3: Hopefully mine in January is not going to be canceled
Speaker 3: for my vacation, so that's good. Hey, Claire McMichael, ABC
Speaker 3: News Transportation reporter out of New York City, Thank you
Speaker 3: so much for updating this the morning.
Speaker 1: I really appreciate it.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 10: Good luck on your January plate.
Speaker 3: Absolutely forty five now seven hundred WLW. Chuck Ingram's in
Speaker 3: here chuck before traffic. Let me remind you talking about
Speaker 3: this earlier this morning. Fifty years ago this week, the ship,
Speaker 3: the Edmund Fitzgerald they called a rock starship sank in
Speaker 3: Lake Superior, which gave gave us this song from Gordon
Speaker 3: Lightfoot to the Late Great.
Speaker 10: From The Big Chickoo.
Speaker 3: Fifty years ago. It sank November tenth. This is what
Speaker 3: they use, which was this week. This song originally a
Speaker 3: major hit in nineteen seventy six. A year later, Canadian
Speaker 3: Gordon Lightfoot did this. It peaked at number two on
Speaker 3: the Billboard Hot one hundred chart. Everybody's talking about this
Speaker 3: all week long, Yes, they have been, so you know
Speaker 3: what happened?
Speaker 1: What happened.
Speaker 3: It re entered the charts on the fiftieth anniversary. It
Speaker 3: landed this week at number five on the Rock Digital
Speaker 3: Song Sales chart and number seven on the Country Digital
Speaker 3: Song So it saw one hundred and sixty percent increase
Speaker 3: in sales. Why you would want to buy this, I don't.
Speaker 3: That was huge back in the game. No, it was
Speaker 3: six minutes and twenty five seconds. Yes, and if you
Speaker 3: worked at a radio station, you put this on and
Speaker 3: made a pot of coffee or went to the bedroom.
Speaker 1: That's what you got to do, correct.
Speaker 7: You ran back out of your car to gain something
Speaker 7: and came back out.
Speaker 1: You could go.
Speaker 3: You could smoke a pack of cigarettes by the time
Speaker 3: this song was over back back in those days. There's
Speaker 3: a seventy seven percent boost in on demand streaming this
Speaker 3: past week because of the fiftieth anniversary of the sinking
Speaker 3: of the Edmund Fitzgerald.
Speaker 7: Well The Morning Show has helped that today, hasn't it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, every time I heard this song, I was just
Speaker 3: so depressed. I'm like, yeah, yes, just a shipwreck.
Speaker 1: And it became a monster.
Speaker 7: If you had to go more with like sunshine or
Speaker 7: something different from going to positive.
Speaker 1: There you go.
Speaker 5: Good.
Speaker 3: Just fifty years ago? Where were you when that happened?
Speaker 3: Do you remember when it sank?
Speaker 7: I do not remember, and I didn't remember eighty or
Speaker 7: I didn't know anything about it until the.
Speaker 1: Song came out me either. Uh huh, oh goodness, all right?
Speaker 3: Is uh traffic better than this song this morning?
Speaker 7: Very much so it's not even close.
Speaker 1: No buddy's sinking on the highways.
Speaker 5: Good.
Speaker 3: I'm putting that song up with we built this city
Speaker 3: nice the top two worst maybe?
Speaker 7: Oh, come off, all right, I'll give it to you
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Speaker 7: in to Kenwood Chuck Ingram, News Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 3: Stop that don't play this one. This wasn't in a shipwreck.
Speaker 3: Oh goodness, you know I'll take the wreck of the
Speaker 3: Edmine Fitzgerald instead. The nine first Morning and Forecast from
Speaker 3: Jennifer Ketch Mark Today, mostly cloudy, small chance of showers,
Speaker 3: won't be much Hi today, about sixty and tonight for
Speaker 3: Friday night football. Check it out, tapped it in in
Speaker 3: he'll both teams eleven and O tonight. You got Newport
Speaker 3: at holy Cross at seven o'clock. Around the Tri State,
Speaker 3: partly cloudy, fifty seven degrees for Friday night football. That
Speaker 3: looks good. Mostly cloudy, warmer, breezy. Tomorrow we'll get to
Speaker 3: sixty eight for a high or near seventy, as I
Speaker 3: like to say. But the cold front is pushing through
Speaker 3: on Sunday, Sonny cooler in a high of only fifty
Speaker 3: five on Sunday.
Speaker 1: It's forty four.
Speaker 3: Still around on the Tri State at yours of your
Speaker 3: weather station, news Radio seven hundred WLW. It's Friday. It's
Speaker 3: almost the end of the shift. Beer Dave joins me next.
Speaker 3: All right, there it is, you know it's beer. Dave
Speaker 3: time on a Friday. Good morning, beer.
Speaker 1: Dave, How are you good morning? See it Ready for
Speaker 1: the weekend? Ready for a beer?
Speaker 3: I'm gonna have a beer tonight, so we might as
Speaker 3: well start talking about it tonight. Party Town in Florence
Speaker 3: and the Barley Corns brew House they're hosting a beer sampling, right, Yeah.
Speaker 5: Correct.
Speaker 11: They've got that really cool growler program out there, and
Speaker 11: they're going to feature some of the Barley Corns brew
Speaker 11: House beers as well as they're going to be serving
Speaker 11: up some of their wings for Barley Corns.
Speaker 5: So kind of a unique little combination there.
Speaker 3: Maybe I could get that crazy Norse beer tonight and
Speaker 3: test that.
Speaker 1: Have you had that yet?
Speaker 5: Yeah? That's truly nice.
Speaker 11: That's even one best beer through the Inquirer's poll a
Speaker 11: couple of years running, So you go, it's a nice
Speaker 11: It's a nice addition to the.
Speaker 1: Area like that.
Speaker 3: Talking about winning medals and stuff, tell me about these
Speaker 3: two local breweries taking home some medals.
Speaker 11: So there's a competition every year in Chicago called phobab
Speaker 11: It celebrates barrel aged spears, and locally nine Giant Over
Speaker 11: and pleasant Ridge won for their Cossavetti's and then the third.
Speaker 11: I once again it's brought home Metals And this was
Speaker 11: kind of cool because it was for Dalla's sixty fifth
Speaker 11: birthday Bland and Dallas Coggins is one of the local
Speaker 11: beer experts, so a cool little tribute to him.
Speaker 1: That's good. I like that.
Speaker 3: This past Tuesday, which was Veterans Day, we had some
Speaker 3: stuff going on there at Westside Brewing and Gilligan's releasing
Speaker 3: Honor beer.
Speaker 11: Right, yeah, correct, this is a chocolate porter. I got
Speaker 11: a chance to try this at the beer dinner the
Speaker 11: other night. Really a nice blend here, and this will
Speaker 11: be available basically probably through the end of the year,
Speaker 11: and the proceeds go to help Toys for Tots. So
Speaker 11: stop it and get yourself a six pack.
Speaker 5: On or beer. There you go.
Speaker 3: I've never had a chocolate porter. A lot of chocolate,
Speaker 3: A little bit of chocolate.
Speaker 1: What's it taste like, Well, a little.
Speaker 11: Bit of chocolate and sort of a milk chocolate, not
Speaker 11: really a baker's chocolate. So it's a nice it's a
Speaker 11: nice little roasted blend.
Speaker 3: All ready talking to Beer Dave this morning tomorrow. Third,
Speaker 3: I can't believe two years they're celebrating two years in Hamilton.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it's just amazing how quick time flies. And that's
Speaker 11: been a great little location for them because they moved
Speaker 11: most of their production, of their canning and all of
Speaker 11: that up there, and so it's a much larger brewery
Speaker 11: than what they have in Sharonville. But they're going to
Speaker 11: be celebrating at boat locations with flights of these different
Speaker 11: metal winners from the Great American Beer Festival, the US
Speaker 11: Beer Champions and FOBAB. So really kind of fun to
Speaker 11: get a flight of those various beers and kind of
Speaker 11: tase the metal winners.
Speaker 3: Those award winning beers are on tap. Correct, you can
Speaker 3: try all of that stuff.
Speaker 11: With them, correct, Yeah, they'll pour you a flight of it.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 11: There is no movie on the flight though, but otherwise
Speaker 11: there you go.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna have to try that. They got a lot
Speaker 3: of those award winning medals there. Covington Farmers Market. What
Speaker 3: did they do.
Speaker 11: So now at Winter's here per this week's glass that
Speaker 11: we got, they'd moved the farmers market inside to the
Speaker 11: West six Covington House, which is right there across from
Speaker 11: Mother God's Church, and that'll give them an indoor warmer
Speaker 11: spot to host their farmers market. And also West six
Speaker 11: has come up with their new winter i PA which
Speaker 11: is called Base Layer, and that'll be available down there
Speaker 11: as well.
Speaker 5: So yeahn't been to that.
Speaker 11: They did a really nice job of going into that
Speaker 11: old place that used to be a ticket to sports bar.
Speaker 3: I like this this winter ipa they say brewed to
Speaker 3: keep your taste buds toasty.
Speaker 1: I have to try that. I like that all we
Speaker 1: can long.
Speaker 3: Also Sam Adams tap Room they're celebrating also seven years
Speaker 3: in the Findlay market.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it's really hard to believe that they've been there
Speaker 11: that long. They open a year before COVID and they
Speaker 11: are one of the survivors. And they've come out with
Speaker 11: an Imperial Cream Scout and they also are pouring samples
Speaker 11: of the Utopia, which is that really high alcohol almost
Speaker 11: been a laser that Sam Adams makes.
Speaker 1: That's good cream.
Speaker 3: Imperial Cream Stout that that just sounds good this morning.
Speaker 3: I have to try that too. And I got a
Speaker 3: whole bunch of stuff to try here. Bossy Day, that's tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Tell me about Bossy Day.
Speaker 5: So Bossy Day.
Speaker 11: There's a beer that excuse me, that is produced up
Speaker 11: in Wisconsin this noon as Spotted Cow, and this has
Speaker 11: been one of their best selling that they've done here
Speaker 11: at Wandering Monsters, which is sort of their version of
Speaker 11: Spotted Cow. And so every day every year in November
Speaker 11: they have a Bossy Day and celebrate different variants of
Speaker 11: their Bossy beer that they produce.
Speaker 5: So that's a good chance.
Speaker 11: And they even have cheese curd specials.
Speaker 5: So good.
Speaker 1: Why not?
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 1: Real quick? Tonight, the party stores having a sampling.
Speaker 11: Yeah, they're doing their sampling sore, which is beer, wine
Speaker 11: and spirits all throughout the store. And you know, we're
Speaker 11: spoiled to have places like Party Source, Party Towns, Uncle Jim,
Speaker 11: so when they run the sampling, it's important to go
Speaker 11: check them out.
Speaker 3: And finally, Saturday tomorrow, all Braxton locations hosting a chili
Speaker 3: cookoff for benefit the local firefighters.
Speaker 11: Correct correct, yeah exactly, So pick one of your favorite
Speaker 11: of the four Braxton locations and contact them and you
Speaker 11: can probably bring your own chilly there and enter into
Speaker 11: the competition.
Speaker 1: All right, beer and chili.
Speaker 3: That means weekend to me, Beer Dave, have a great
Speaker 3: weekend and we'll talk to you next week.
Speaker 11: Okay, sounds great, Steve, thanks already
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