Speaker 1: Seven hundred WLW All right, Dan Schwartzman with us as
Speaker 1: we get closer to the weekend. Good morning Dan, Good
Speaker 1: morning Steve. It looks like my favorite yoga pants company
Speaker 1: is turning a corner. Tell me all about it, and
Speaker 1: we all do love those yoga pants.
Speaker 2: Lou Lemon shares getting eleven percent in postmarket trade. I
Speaker 2: like it for myself, of course, of course, post market
Speaker 2: trading after the company boosted it's full your earnings per
Speaker 2: share of guidance, reporting that early holiday performance was encouraging
Speaker 2: cheaper knockoffs and quality missteps half plagued Lululemon, leading to
Speaker 2: a sales slowed down and shares falling fifty percent this year. Now, separately,
Speaker 2: the company is saying that CEO Calvin McDonald was stepping
Speaker 2: down at the end of January. Some say that's a
Speaker 2: good thing, put the company in kind of a new direction.
Speaker 1: But things look good for them right now. Good I
Speaker 1: was doing a downward dog while you were doing that story.
Speaker 1: China is looking to ramp up its chip making abilities.
Speaker 1: This morning, they are preparing a package of incentives worth
Speaker 1: as much as seventy billion dollars to support its chip
Speaker 1: making industry. The program's aim is to reduce China's reliance
Speaker 1: on foreign chip makers while supporting local companies. China's looking
Speaker 1: to pour more state money into a sector it deems
Speaker 1: pivotal to its technological conflict with the US. The amount, though,
Speaker 1: is comparable to what we are spending here in the
Speaker 1: US and setting aside for the Chips Act. So China knows,
Speaker 1: you know, we're trying to restrict how many ships they get. Well,
Speaker 1: they're gonna start making their own. Hey, this is the
Speaker 1: morning you look at your four oh one k after
Speaker 1: what's been going on?
Speaker 2: What are you seeing in the futures now? Well, listen,
Speaker 2: it's mixed. The doll is the bright spot as it
Speaker 2: was yesterday, setting a new record high. That's up two
Speaker 2: tens a one percent. SMP though, that is down two
Speaker 2: tens a one percent. NAZAK currently is down six tens
Speaker 2: a one percent from Bloomberg. Dan Schwartzman on news radio
Speaker 2: seven hundred WLW, thinking, Dan, it is.
Speaker 1: Eight eleven on seven hundred WLW. It's Friday morning. You
Speaker 1: know we talk TV with Matt Rausch. Good morning, Matt.
Speaker 3: How are you hanging in there? How about you?
Speaker 1: Good? Good? It's a cold rainy, more snow coming tomorrow.
Speaker 1: I'm just glad I'm gonna be inside watching some TV
Speaker 1: this weekend.
Speaker 3: This is true.
Speaker 4: It is very cold here, but we have not We
Speaker 4: don't see a lot of snow for some reason here
Speaker 4: in New York City, and it's been a couple of
Speaker 4: years to have a big old snowfall. But anytime that
Speaker 4: we get, precipic gets a little bit warmer, and it
Speaker 4: seems more like freezing rain, which is.
Speaker 3: Sort of a drag.
Speaker 4: But nonetheless, it is definitely cold, and it is definitely
Speaker 4: a good time to watch TV.
Speaker 1: And I'm a big Dick Van Dyke fan. He's turning
Speaker 1: one hundred this weekend.
Speaker 4: Yeah, on Saturday he hits the century mark, which is remarkable,
Speaker 4: and according to all accounts, he hits the gym several
Speaker 4: times a week. His philosophy is called keep moving. He's
Speaker 4: written a whole book about it. But yeah, this guy,
Speaker 4: you know, an amazing career for sure, and TV is
Speaker 4: taking note of this, including tonight on PBS, the American
Speaker 4: Masters series presents a documentary called starring Dick Van Dyke,
Speaker 4: traces his you know, career all through he you know,
Speaker 4: he's on Broadway. He got a Tony for string and
Speaker 4: Bye by Bertie. And during that time the producers Carl
Speaker 4: Reiner and Sheldon Leonard discovered him and said, hey, let's
Speaker 4: put him in the Dick Van Dyke Show. His co
Speaker 4: star Rose Marie, when she heard about it, said, what's
Speaker 4: a Dick Van Dyke? She didn't nobody knew who he
Speaker 4: was at the time, hardly, but also even think about
Speaker 4: the Dick Van Dyke Show, it was really created as
Speaker 4: a story as the story of Carl Reiner's life. Carl
Speaker 4: Reiner the legendary producer, writer and sometimes actor, but he
Speaker 4: made a pilot about himself.
Speaker 3: But he wasn't the leading man type.
Speaker 4: So they decided to put Dick van Dike in the show,
Speaker 4: pairing him with Mary Tyler Moore. And the rest is
Speaker 4: TV comedy history, and you know, and and it is
Speaker 4: one of the great shows. I grew up watching those repeats.
Speaker 4: One of the smartest comedies ever made. But was also
Speaker 4: amazing about Dick Vandyke was he kind of could do
Speaker 4: it all. He was one of those renaissance entertainers who
Speaker 4: you know, he had the limber physicality of a great
Speaker 4: physical comedian, but he was charming and handsome.
Speaker 3: He could sing, he could dance, he could do all
Speaker 3: kinds of things.
Speaker 4: He had he had a fondness for the silent Medians,
Speaker 4: and he could do pantomime like the best of them.
Speaker 4: He went on The Caer Barnett Show as a regular
Speaker 4: towards the end of that series.
Speaker 3: He and Carol were great friends for all of their careers.
Speaker 4: And then he got in the movies and he's in
Speaker 4: Mary Poppins, one of the you know, most famous Disney
Speaker 4: movies of all time and all of that.
Speaker 3: Then he came back to TV as a one of
Speaker 3: those Silver.
Speaker 4: Fox crime fighters in a show called Diagnosis Murder that
Speaker 4: ran through most of the nineteen nineties. So he had
Speaker 4: like a second and third act in him, and so
Speaker 4: all that's going to be remembered in this. But if
Speaker 4: you were just a fan of the Dick Van Dyke Show,
Speaker 4: the nostalgia channel that's called Catchy Comedy is running episodes
Speaker 4: of The Dick Van Dyke Show all weekend. You can
Speaker 4: also stream it on a couple of platforms if you
Speaker 4: want to watch the old episodes at your own leisure.
Speaker 4: But yeah, the Dick Van Dyke Show is one of
Speaker 4: those shows that really holds up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and so does so does he apparently?
Speaker 4: So Yeah, So let's take our cat tip of the
Speaker 4: cap off to Dick Vandyke this weekend.
Speaker 1: Yeah, turn it one hundred tomorrow. That's incredible. Taylor Swift
Speaker 1: fans in for a tree, tell me about this six
Speaker 1: part docuit, The End of an Era that's coming out.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Well, her Eras Tour ended a year ago, but now
Speaker 4: there's still more to become if you were a big
Speaker 4: Taylor Swift fan. So Disney Plus as of today will
Speaker 4: start at six. Like you said, it's a docuseries during
Speaker 4: in six parts. The first two parts dropped today, called
Speaker 4: The ind of an Era, goes behind the scenes of
Speaker 4: the tour, so you know you're seeing her interact with
Speaker 4: Travis Kelsey, all kinds of famous people as she went
Speaker 4: her all around the world with this incredibly epic concert series.
Speaker 4: And if you like the concert, they're also on Disney
Speaker 4: Plus pairing it with us with a concert film called
Speaker 4: Taylor Swift The Eras Tour The Final Show, So they
Speaker 4: document the very final show she did in Vancouver, which
Speaker 4: at that time was including the complete set of the
Speaker 4: Tortured Poets Department, which was not part of the original
Speaker 4: concert film. So again, if you're a Taylor Swift fan,
Speaker 4: you keep track of all this stuff.
Speaker 3: And if your doun't stream, ABC is going to air the.
Speaker 4: First hour of the docuseries tonight and they're going to
Speaker 4: follow that up with a preview, an hour long preview
Speaker 4: of the concert film. So again, Taylor Swift not going anywhere.
Speaker 4: But if you were a fan of the arastur this
Speaker 4: is another chance to re experience it on TV.
Speaker 1: That's good. And Netflix premiering the latest Knives Out movie.
Speaker 1: I've seen I think the first two of these if
Speaker 1: there were, but I saw those at the theater. This
Speaker 1: one's going to only be on Netflix.
Speaker 4: Right I had a limited running movie theaters. I think
Speaker 4: the second one did as well. Netflix picked up picked
Speaker 4: up the franchise after the first film became a huge hit.
Speaker 4: You know, Netflix being both a movie producer and now
Speaker 4: they're trying to buy a TV trying to buy a studio.
Speaker 4: We'll see how that all goes. But nonetheless, Knives Out definitely,
Speaker 4: most people probably didn't see in the movie theater, so
Speaker 4: they're going to watch it on Netflix and it will
Speaker 4: be their biggest hit for a couple of weeks. Probably.
Speaker 4: It's a really fun franchise. It's a mystery comedy. Daniel
Speaker 4: Craig is back playing that very flamboyant detective Ben wile
Speaker 4: Blanc and he comes into this small town where there's
Speaker 4: been a murder that occurs in a church in full
Speaker 4: view of the parishioners.
Speaker 3: So it's sort of like a classic locked room mystery.
Speaker 4: How could anybody have committed to crime in full view
Speaker 4: of everyone?
Speaker 3: And as usual, the cast is stacked.
Speaker 4: You've got Josh Brolin, Glenn Close, Kerrie Washington, Andrew Scott.
Speaker 4: And then the prime suspect is this priest, young priest
Speaker 4: who was a former boxer, played by Josh O'Connor and
Speaker 4: any Winner for the Crown for several years ago he
Speaker 4: played the young Prince Charles. And Josh is also hosting
Speaker 4: Saturday Night Live this weekend, so it's a big weekend
Speaker 4: for Josh O'Connor. And again, you know you know that
Speaker 4: you've made it in the pop culture when you get
Speaker 4: the host Saurday.
Speaker 3: Night Live and Night Knives out of that vehicle.
Speaker 1: All right, one more here. Apple had one of the
Speaker 1: biggest hits on the screen. F One, the movie starring
Speaker 1: Brad Pitt. It comes out streaming today.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so if you missed another Big Screen, which is
Speaker 4: kind of a shame, that was a really good movie
Speaker 4: and Imax.
Speaker 3: But if you didn't see f Won the movie.
Speaker 4: Now it is streaming on Apple TV, which also is
Speaker 4: making a Charlie Brown Christmas available for free this weekend.
Speaker 4: So that's a chance to be a great Christmas special
Speaker 4: but also a big, big movie that is probably Apple's
Speaker 4: biggest hit movie they produced for the Big Screen.
Speaker 1: Hey, Matt Ross, thanks so much for joining us. As
Speaker 1: you do every Friday, our listeners connect with you again.
Speaker 4: Daily on TV insider dot com, man of course TV
Speaker 4: Guide magazine.
Speaker 1: All right, we'll talk to you next Friday, Matt, have
Speaker 1: a great week.
Speaker 3: All right, you do the same. Thanks again, all right.
Speaker 1: Eight eighteen seven hundred w welw chuck ingram in here
Speaker 1: this morning, chuck Yeah, less than two weeks from Christmas.
Speaker 1: Oh I better start chucking. You should some Christmas trivia
Speaker 1: for you this morning. Oh good Silent Night is the
Speaker 1: most recorded carol in history. It was first performed on
Speaker 1: Christmas Even eighteen eighteen in Austria, quickly spread you can
Speaker 1: hear it from there now. I think you know this
Speaker 1: is the original recording.
Speaker 3: Uh no, it's not.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it is from eighteen eighth Well, well, Chuck, I can't.
Speaker 5: Lie to you.
Speaker 1: This is radio being wasn't there He wasn't. No, that's Frank.
Speaker 1: I've been told this is Frank not being. Oh Frank.
Speaker 1: It was translated into three hundred languages, holds the Guinness
Speaker 1: World Record. It's the most recorded Christmas Carol of all time. Yeah,
Speaker 1: bing did it? Beyonce did it and Frank did it here. Yes,
Speaker 1: so this is the original recording from eighteen eighteen. Just listen.
Speaker 1: You can't even hear it sounds to.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So you can't even hear this. Somebody that is actually
Speaker 1: winding up the turntable there. Speaking of winding up, how
Speaker 1: is the roads winding up this morning? Not too terribly bad?
Speaker 6: Certainly a whole lot better than we expected going into
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Speaker 1: All right, the nine first morning weather forecast center looking
Speaker 1: like this, remaining overcast for the main of the day.
Speaker 1: High thirty five, tonight, low twenty six. Tomorrow the high
Speaker 1: is only twenty nine, but snow's going to begin in
Speaker 1: early afternoon, possibly three to five inches. Just be prepared
Speaker 1: for it, all right, that's tomorrow, gonna be a cold
Speaker 1: on Sunday, Sunshine and a high of twelve on Sunday
Speaker 1: for the Bengals game. So if your tailgating going to
Speaker 1: the game, it's gonna be cold. It's still twenty eight
Speaker 1: at your severe weather station. News Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: He wrote a book called My Big Red Machine. You know,
Speaker 1: this is the fiftieth year of the Big Red Machine.
Speaker 1: Coming up in the next half hour, I'm going to
Speaker 1: talk to author Terrence Moore and break it down on
Speaker 1: seven hundred WLW.
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Speaker 2: Steve Oracle's stock round on Thursday wiping out almost twenty
Speaker 2: five billion dollars from Larry Ellison's wealth, knocking him down
Speaker 2: one notch to third place on the Bloomberg Billionaire's Index.
Speaker 2: Don't cry, fells and though, as he's still worth close
Speaker 2: to two hundred and fifty eight billion dollars. According to CNN,
Speaker 2: the Food and Drug Administration is preparing to put a
Speaker 2: black box warning on COVID nineteen vaccines. A black box
Speaker 2: warning is the strongest caution for prescription drugs and is
Speaker 2: usually reserved for alerting patients to possible adverse reactions that
Speaker 2: could lead to either death or serious injury. For students
Speaker 2: filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid Form,
Speaker 2: or FAFSA, some colleges may now come with a warning.
Speaker 2: This week, President Trum's Education Department added an earnings indicator
Speaker 2: to the FAFSA process, which flags any school where the
Speaker 2: average earnings of its graduates is below the average earnings
Speaker 2: of high school graduates. Around twenty three percent of colleges
Speaker 2: in the federal database classify as quote low earnings under
Speaker 2: the department's metrics. From Bloomberg Dan Schwartzman on news Radio
Speaker 2: seven hundred w LW.
Speaker 1: Seven hundred WLWN, Cincinnati. I thought we would talk right
Speaker 1: now to Terrence Moore. His book is My Big Red Machine,
Speaker 1: The tales, drama, and revelations of a fan turned journalist
Speaker 1: covering Baseball's greatest team. Terrence, good morning, Welcome to the show.
Speaker 5: Hey, I'm glad to be here. Thanks for having me on.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is the perfect year to write a book
Speaker 1: about the Big Red Machine, the fiftieth anniversary of the
Speaker 1: first back to back world series titles. What is your
Speaker 1: background and why did you write the book.
Speaker 5: Well, here's the thing that makes it so interesting. I
Speaker 5: have been a professional sports journalist now for nearly fifty years.
Speaker 5: I'm based here in Atlanta. Now, I'm a national sports
Speaker 5: columnist for Force dot Com. I'm a professor at Georgia
Speaker 5: State University, a contributing editor Atlanta. I did a TV
Speaker 5: show here in Atlanta. I do national television and such.
Speaker 5: Worked as a San Francesco examiner for five years and
Speaker 5: then E Lan John conseruation for twenty five years. And
Speaker 5: I'm saying all that to say my biggest break came
Speaker 5: when I worked for the Cincinnati Inquirer, and one of
Speaker 5: my top assignments was covering the Cincinnati Red Slash the
Speaker 5: Big Red Machine. And that is not really the big
Speaker 5: part of the story. The big part of the story
Speaker 5: is I grew up as a barreheart Big Red Machine fan.
Speaker 5: My dad moved. We grew up in South in Indiana.
Speaker 5: My dad was an att supervisor. I got transferred to
Speaker 5: Cincinnati at sixty eight and that was the start of
Speaker 5: the Big Red Machine. So I always tell people that
Speaker 5: the Big Red Machine is came about because we moved
Speaker 5: to Cincinnati. That's my story, and I'm telling I went
Speaker 5: to stick with that story forever. And so I went
Speaker 5: for that Darnhart Redgs fan, big Reversine fan, to going
Speaker 5: to at Miami University right there at Oxford, Ohio a
Speaker 5: week later, graduated from Miami in May of nineteen seventy
Speaker 5: eight and joining the Sincide inquire full time, and then
Speaker 5: all of a sudden getting a chance to meet my
Speaker 5: heroes baseball heroes. And people say never meet their heroes,
Speaker 5: but for me, it was a great, great experience. So
Speaker 5: in a nutshell, that is my life story.
Speaker 1: And as a fan and a journalist, you've got great stories.
Speaker 1: Everybody's heard about the Big Red Machine. But the Marty
Speaker 1: Brenneman wrote the forward to your book, said he'd never
Speaker 1: heard of some of this stuff, seventy percent of it.
Speaker 1: So it's new to the reader that wants to read
Speaker 1: about the Big Red Machine.
Speaker 3: Right, it really is and.
Speaker 5: Even goes beyond Marty. Some of your readers probably have
Speaker 5: heard of. Paul McCoy, Yeah, Baseball Hall of Fame writer
Speaker 5: for the Dayton Daily News said exactly the same thing.
Speaker 5: He said, it was just an amazing book, and I
Speaker 5: wanted to tell you a being a spiritual person, I've
Speaker 5: reread this book several times and against me chills. I
Speaker 5: mean I wrote it. I mean it's like an hour
Speaker 5: about a French because it's about two or three chunks
Speaker 5: here about this book, Steve. It's the chunk that I
Speaker 5: just said before being this diehard fan and getting a
Speaker 5: chance to meet his heroes and seeing what they were
Speaker 5: really like in person, the good, the bad, and the
Speaker 5: other on mainly good, if not great, particularly when it
Speaker 5: came to my all time favorite player of Pete Rose,
Speaker 5: and the other chunk is that I had a chance
Speaker 5: to not only interact with these people back then, but
Speaker 5: as time went on, the decades went on, I became
Speaker 5: very very close with several of them, and they would
Speaker 5: tell me things they've never told anybody else before. I mean,
Speaker 5: and particularly I think of Pete Rose, Joe Morgan, Sparky Anderson,
Speaker 5: and then of course one of the biggies, Bob Housen,
Speaker 5: who was the architecture of the Big rub Machine. Bob
Speaker 5: Housen was always very wasn't with us in the media,
Speaker 5: but he never really said much. Well. I got Bob
Speaker 5: Hollism a couple of years before his death in January
Speaker 5: of two thousand and six for another matter, and we
Speaker 5: ended up talking about the Big Red Machine for about
Speaker 5: an hour, and I forgot about the interview, and I
Speaker 5: had recorded the interview, and when I started doing the book,
Speaker 5: I went back and listened to the interview and I
Speaker 5: was blown away, and I thought it was just me.
Speaker 5: And I played it for Marty Brenda and he was
Speaker 5: blown away. The stuff that Bob Housing told me he
Speaker 5: never told anybody else before, and it's.
Speaker 3: Not in the book.
Speaker 1: Wow, you just want to read the book just because
Speaker 1: of the Bob Hawsham story. You also met with Charlie Finley,
Speaker 1: which I thought was incredible in the book. Also, we're
Speaker 1: talking to Terrence Terrence Moore with his the fiftieth anniversary
Speaker 1: of the Big Red Machine. His book is called My
Speaker 1: Big Red Machine. Terrence. How do we get the book?
Speaker 5: Well, obviously didn't get them through Amazon and bookstores throughout Cincinnati,
Speaker 5: but here was the ready to get the book is
Speaker 5: get it through me on my website because I will
Speaker 5: personalize it for you. And a lot of people have
Speaker 5: gotten this for the holidays. I mean, I want to
Speaker 5: tell you, Steve, I've been very busted. The booksells have
Speaker 5: been great because what happens is people are to hear
Speaker 5: about the book itself like it's great, and then they
Speaker 5: get it and they read it and it's like, oh
Speaker 5: my gosh, I got to get this from somebody else.
Speaker 5: But they answer your question. You just go to my
Speaker 5: website which is my Bigredmachine dot Com. It comes directly
Speaker 5: to me and within twenty four hours I'll send out
Speaker 5: the book to you. And did you get through those
Speaker 5: other means. It's also on audio books you get to
Speaker 5: that that way.
Speaker 3: But you get through me.
Speaker 5: Like I say, you get it personalized, and you get
Speaker 5: it very very fast.
Speaker 1: Hey, Terrence, I thought it was incredible book stuff I'd
Speaker 1: never heard about, the Big Red Machine. Thanks so much
Speaker 1: for writing it, and we'll talk again in the future.
Speaker 5: Okay, thank you, all right?
Speaker 1: My Big Red Machine by Terrence Moore Chuck. That's on
Speaker 1: my there. If you want to get me some my
Speaker 1: Big Redmachine dot com. Yeah, wrote it down. Go to
Speaker 1: his website. He'll personalize it for me. That's great exciting,
Speaker 1: you know what to give me, hm hmmmm.
Speaker 6: And I was just wondering what in the world am
Speaker 6: I going to get Steve for Christmas this year?
Speaker 1: Hey, twenty four hours ago, we thought it was really
Speaker 1: going to be really really snowy this morn. It turned
Speaker 1: out to be wet. But we still have some problems, right,
Speaker 1: just a few that are left. Yes, this from the
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Speaker 6: one On the Highways northbound two seventy five, an accident
Speaker 6: after you got past thirty two at Eastgate right hand side.
Speaker 6: But even with that, I'm not seeing a huge delay
Speaker 6: to get by wet roads everywhere else. The potential is
Speaker 6: there for more problems, but right now both seventy one
Speaker 6: and seventy five are looking good. Chucking from news radio
Speaker 6: seven hundred WLW HI.
Speaker 1: The nine first Warning weather cast Center, looking like this
Speaker 1: an overcast, kind of a dreary day. He today is
Speaker 1: going to get to thirty five tonight seven o'clock at
Speaker 1: sentas if you go into the game tip off for Xavier,
Speaker 1: Missouri state thirty three degrees and we'll head down to
Speaker 1: twenty six for an all night loan. But then it
Speaker 1: breaks out again, possibly three to five inches of snow
Speaker 1: starting tomorrow early afternoon with a high of only twenty nine.
Speaker 1: But it gets worse, sunshine, very cold. On Sunday kickoff
Speaker 1: for the Bengals and Ravens. It's going to be ten
Speaker 1: degrees fields like four below zero. Wow, I'm not kidding.
Speaker 1: Twenty eight still around the tri State at your severe
Speaker 1: weather station, news Radio seven hundred WLW. It is Friday
Speaker 1: and it is time to talk to beer Dave. He
Speaker 1: joins me.
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Speaker 1: Turn your past hbac Repaative. How are you good.
Speaker 5: Morning, Steve Hawkins?
Speaker 3: So are you today? Good? Good?
Speaker 1: My youngest son will listens. You want me to tell
Speaker 1: you he's listening to find some beer ideas every weekend
Speaker 1: for you, especially for the holidays. So there you go.
Speaker 1: You got a fan there beer Dave.
Speaker 9: Good Well telling him to get gabb something beer related
Speaker 9: for Chris.
Speaker 1: Absolutely well, let's find out what we can get right here.
Speaker 1: I'm almost afraid to ask, but it's furking Friday at Gilligans.
Speaker 5: It is.
Speaker 9: It is furking Friday. What freaking is basically, live carbonated
Speaker 9: beer is not something that's been forced carbonated or allowed
Speaker 9: to carbonate further in a fermentation tank or vessel. And
Speaker 9: this is there today they're tapping their English ipa and
Speaker 9: English i pea is not going to be as aggressive
Speaker 9: as it's going to come across, more of like what
Speaker 9: we would think of a craft al in all honesty,
Speaker 9: but no, these have been fun that Gilligans have been
Speaker 9: doing these freking Fridays every so often. They're trying to
Speaker 9: do at least.
Speaker 3: One a month.
Speaker 9: And if you've never had live cast Gale, I recommend
Speaker 9: you give this a try tonight.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna have to try that. Let's talk about mad
Speaker 1: Tree and the Party Source. Now they've collaborated on a
Speaker 1: barrel aged Imperial stout. Have you tried this?
Speaker 9: I have a This is just breaking. This is their
Speaker 9: Whispering Pines Imperial Stout and they partnered up with a
Speaker 9: party source on this one. So obviously that's where you
Speaker 9: need to go to acquire this. But this is coming
Speaker 9: in at twelve and a half percent, so this is
Speaker 9: something you're gonna want to share with a couple of
Speaker 9: relatives probably over the Christmas season. You're not gonna want
Speaker 9: a hold four pack of this to yourself.
Speaker 1: But refreshment stout means what.
Speaker 9: Doubt is going to be dark and almost coffee like
Speaker 9: in some of its flavors. So think of just black
Speaker 9: beer as you can. Most people think a Guinness when
Speaker 9: they think of stout.
Speaker 1: All right, Guinness. He likes Againnis, so maybe that's what
Speaker 1: he tries.
Speaker 3: There.
Speaker 1: We got fifty Weiss involved in a lot of stuff.
Speaker 1: First off, there, the Wooster Pike campus is expanding with
Speaker 1: an additional distillery. Is that right?
Speaker 9: Yeah, So in twenty twenty, they bought the Robert Jones
Speaker 9: Distillery and they're going to do sort of kind of
Speaker 9: like what they did with the brewery there along Wooster
Speaker 9: Pike and now not just around the corner there on
Speaker 9: Newtown Road. They're going to be expanding this Robert Jones
Speaker 9: Distillery campus to where they'll have a pond on the
Speaker 9: site and they'll have other events and outdoor.
Speaker 3: Stuff that you can do as well. So this will
Speaker 3: just sort.
Speaker 9: Of grow that whole area there, that nature trail, if
Speaker 9: you will, with the fifty West Brewery, it's part of it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And they're working also how to figure out these
Speaker 1: THCHC laws also.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I mean they've been told they have a year
Speaker 9: to figure it out and make it work and stuff.
Speaker 9: And their Sunflower brand is really been a growing line
Speaker 9: for them and it's helping a lot of these breweries survive.
Speaker 9: So we're hoping that somehow or another they come to
Speaker 9: an agreement over the next year to figure out what.
Speaker 3: To do with these THHC beverages.
Speaker 1: There you go and Saturday they're hosting the Santa Shuffle.
Speaker 3: What is that?
Speaker 9: So it's a five k run and I would imagine
Speaker 9: people are going to run fast because it's going to
Speaker 9: be cold. But you you could win a contest for
Speaker 9: the best Santa costume, and they guarantee that there'll be
Speaker 9: plenty of free hot beverages, hot chocolate and such. So
Speaker 9: get out there in your Santa suit and run for
Speaker 9: five k.
Speaker 1: There you go, fittingly esoterics. If I said that right
Speaker 1: snow day, white stout has returned for the winter season,
Speaker 1: this sounds good.
Speaker 9: Yeah, So you're you're going to think it's it's pale,
Speaker 9: like a like a blonde or something when you pour it,
Speaker 9: but it's going to come across with all the stout
Speaker 9: flavors in that they've learned some ways to play with
Speaker 9: a malt to where it takes on some of the
Speaker 9: stout notes of roast and coffee and that. But it's
Speaker 9: going to be pale in your glass. So kind of
Speaker 9: cool to call this snow day.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 1: And today eleven to five Hawksworth and High Grain, Brentwood,
Speaker 1: they're holding a blood drive. This is important stuff, so
Speaker 1: you want to give a pint, tell me all about this.
Speaker 9: Yeah, So the roads are essentially fine, just be careful
Speaker 9: out there, but it's time to give some blood it's important,
Speaker 9: especially this time of year because donations slow down. So
Speaker 9: get out there to High Grain at the old Brentwood
Speaker 9: Bowl on Winton Road and give a pint and maybe
Speaker 9: afterwards go buy yourself a pint.
Speaker 1: Absolutely and finally, Beer Dave Weedeman has a weekend full
Speaker 1: of events, plenty of beers, food to warm you up.
Speaker 1: Tell me all about it.
Speaker 9: Yeah, so, I mean Friday, Saturday, Sunday. There's all kinds
Speaker 9: of events going on that they'll have on the TV,
Speaker 9: all the sporting events and stuff. But one of the
Speaker 9: cool things is they have their monthly Mustard Club meeting
Speaker 9: the Cincinnati They're doing a brunch on Saturday. If you
Speaker 9: haven't experience this, it's really cool. I mean because you think, okay,
Speaker 9: there's Frenches, there's you know, gray Poupond, but these guys
Speaker 9: are going to really open your eyes to just how
Speaker 9: many types of mustards there really are out there.
Speaker 1: That sounds cool, and that again is Weedaman this weekend,
Speaker 1: Beer Dave, were you going to be drinking beer this weekend?
Speaker 9: I've got a Christmas party in Saint Louis. I'm going
Speaker 9: to be driving over too, so I'm I'm going to
Speaker 9: be in the land of the Blues drinking some bruise.
Speaker 1: All right, you stay safe and we'll talk to you
Speaker 1: next Friday.
Speaker 9: Okay, that sounds great, Steve, thanks all right.
Speaker 1: Scott Sloan is coming up next. Tom will be back
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Speaker 10: Cincinnati still an impasse over healthcare funding. With the nine
Speaker 10: o'clock report, rick Yuchino breaking now time is running short
Speaker 10: for Congress to do something about healthcare premiums, with prices
Speaker 10: about to go through the roof next month. Obamacare tax
Speaker 10: credits expire at the end of the year, and the
Speaker 10: Senate shot down a Democrat backed plan on Thursday that
Speaker 10: would have extended them for the next three years.
Speaker 7: Health insurance premiums for more than twenty million Americans are
Speaker 7: set to soar at the end of the month after
Speaker 7: the Senate failed to act. Republicans blocking an effort to
Speaker 7: extend expiring Obamacare subsidies, arguing the whole system needs to
Speaker 7: be overhauled.
Speaker 10: And his ABC's Mary Bruce a Republican plan to funnel
Speaker 10: healthcare funding through HSA accounts to help pay for insurance
Speaker 10: plans under the Affordable Care Act was also voted down
Speaker 10: on Thursday. Dealing with some wet roads this morning after
Speaker 10: the snowfall overnight, let's check the latest traffic and weather
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Speaker 6: I'm seeing pretty good traffic on the highways right now.
Speaker 6: Cruise are cleaning up one accident that's northbound two seventy five,
Speaker 6: just above thirty two E skate. They're on the right
Speaker 6: hand side southbound seventy five slows just a bit above
Speaker 6: the lateral. Chuck Ingram News Radio seven hundred WLW.
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Speaker 10: Snow has tapered off this morning, leaving cloudy skies for
Speaker 10: the rest of the day, a high topping out at
Speaker 10: thirty five. It's going to be overcast overnight Tonight, you'll
Speaker 10: low down to twenty six Saturday, mostly cloudy during the morning,
Speaker 10: and then snow will start to fall in the afternoon
Speaker 10: carry on into the evening. A winter storm watch will
Speaker 10: be up for much of the tri State. We'll see
Speaker 10: a high of twenty nine and overnight low into Sunday
Speaker 10: of four. Mostly sunny and bitterly cold for the Bengals
Speaker 10: Ravens game at Peykworf Stadium Sunday afternoon, just a high
Speaker 10: of twelve.
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Speaker 10: While snow accumulation totals were not as high as anticipated
Speaker 10: in Southwest Ohio, road crews are still out in full
Speaker 10: force across much of the state to make sure that
Speaker 10: the major highways and side streets are passable. You will
Speaker 10: still see some wet and icy spots out there.
Speaker 1: This morning.
Speaker 10: Northern Kentucky did get more snowfall overnight than Ohio did. Boone, Kenton,
Speaker 10: and Campbell County is all still operating under Level one
Speaker 10: snow advisory, So again, just make sure to use caution
Speaker 10: as you head out to work or wherever it is
Speaker 10: you need to go this morning. A political defeat in
Speaker 10: Indiana for Republicans hoping that it would be the next
Speaker 10: state to redraw its congressional maps to make it easier
Speaker 10: for the GOP to pick up seats in the mid
Speaker 10: her election next year. Several state Republican lawmakers voted down
Speaker 10: the measure yesterday, despite pressure and potentially threats.
Speaker 12: Lawmakers in deep red Indiana rebuking pressure from the president,
Speaker 12: rejecting a re drawn congressional map that would have likely
Speaker 12: netted Republicans to congressional seats next year, some lawmakers saying
Speaker 12: they received anonymous threats.
Speaker 1: Before the votes.
Speaker 10: ABC's Nicole D'Antonio a sharp rise in rent prices for
Speaker 10: a number of elderly residents in the tri State. It
Speaker 10: has now been ruled to have been on the up
Speaker 10: and up.
Speaker 13: And Ohio Housing Finance Agency spokeswoman has confirmed the red
Speaker 13: increases proposed by Victory Visa apartments in Panic Hills complies
Speaker 13: with federal and tax deal guidelines, but did acknowledge those
Speaker 13: hikes are steep. It's the latest news that the Kingsley
Speaker 13: and Company owned building led by former Cincinnati Bengal Jennadoom
Speaker 13: and Duqua As the residents held at inaugural Tenants Association meeting,
Speaker 13: nearly forty tenants, primarily elderly and low income, faced steep
Speaker 13: high that could lead to their evictions, some around seven
Speaker 13: hundred dollars more per month. In their statement, Kingsley and
Speaker 13: Companies stated that no residents have been evicted or displaced
Speaker 13: from their proposal. I'mley Mawen News Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 10: College Basketball Tonight Xavier back at home take on Missouri
Speaker 10: State tip off is scheduled for seven. Our Pregime coverage
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Speaker 10: at nine thirty. I'm rick Yucchino, Who's Radio seven hundred
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