Speaker 1: It is Saturday October fourth, twenty twenty five before we
Speaker 1: look ahead to look back at significant events and people
Speaker 1: tied to this particular date in history, including but not
Speaker 1: limited to these. The Space Age began as the Soviets
Speaker 1: launched Sputnik one this date. In nineteen fifty seven. A
Speaker 1: long time before that, General George Washington's troops launched an
Speaker 1: assault on the British at Germantown, Pennsylvania, resulting in heavy
Speaker 1: American casualties and the retreat of the Continental Army. The
Speaker 1: year was seventeen seventy seven. This date, nineteen twenty seven,
Speaker 1: sculptor Golsenborgem began construction in what is now Mount Rushmore
Speaker 1: National Memorial.
Speaker 2: Let's see here.
Speaker 1: Pope Paul the sixth became the first Pope to visit
Speaker 1: the Western Hemisphere nineteen sixty five. The year October fourth,
Speaker 1: two thousand and one, a Russian airliner flying from Israel
Speaker 1: to Siberia accidentally down by a Ukrainian anti aircraft missile
Speaker 1: over the Black Sea, killing all seventy eight aboard. Remember
Speaker 1: the American Taliban John Walker Lynde was on this date
Speaker 1: in two thousand and two that he received his twenty
Speaker 1: years sentence before a federal judge in Alexandria, Virginia. He
Speaker 1: got out back in twenty nineteen. Baseball Hall of Famer
Speaker 1: Tony Larusa, one of the all time greats, is eighty
Speaker 1: one today. Actress Susan Sarandon, who's a left wacko lackey
Speaker 1: and a great actress, is a seventy nine. Armand De
Speaker 1: Sante is seventy six today. Christopher Waltz, another actor, sixty nine.
Speaker 1: John Sikata, who had quite the career in the eighties,
Speaker 1: is sixty four. At leave, Schreiber is fifty eight today,
Speaker 1: Alicia Silverstone is forty nine. Almost liked her. And NBA
Speaker 1: All Star Derrick Rose turns thirty seven today. Dacoda Johnson
Speaker 1: is thirty six. If it is your birthday, I really
Speaker 1: pray and hope it is the best day ever. You
Speaker 1: get to spend it with people you love, doing the
Speaker 1: things you love to do, and that is truly my
Speaker 1: wish for you. It is a Saturday Morning. We're back
Speaker 1: together again. The Band's back together coming up on five
Speaker 1: forty one. Weather and Sports just add as we get
Speaker 1: you going on this Saturday Morning edition on seven hundred
Speaker 1: WLW Light rain coming in late the cold front fall
Speaker 1: like tempts and rain Tuesday. The hottest high for next
Speaker 1: week around seventy four degrees as opposed to the eighties
Speaker 1: we've been enjoying. It's fifty nine now.
Speaker 2: Seven one hundred.
Speaker 1: WLW Sports Lilliam tom as I mentioned the band is
Speaker 1: back together. How was your softball experience last weekend?
Speaker 3: Played pretty good Saturday? Yeah, you know, it's about raising money.
Speaker 3: It was a charity softball tournament.
Speaker 2: Wins.
Speaker 1: You said that you had money at Steak. Personally, what
Speaker 1: do you mean raising money? Yeah, I had money at
Speaker 1: Steak to put on for the team. No, I thought
Speaker 1: you were going to profit from this adventure. That's the
Speaker 1: way you made it sound. It was like fifty bucks
Speaker 1: or something to leave an hour early, or an hour
Speaker 1: and a half early, two hours early, whatever it was.
Speaker 3: Well, we had a bunch of people to drop out
Speaker 3: of the team, so I wouldn't have I probably would
Speaker 3: have won more money if I did, but I had
Speaker 3: to pay the team to play. In the first place, Well,
Speaker 3: we didn't win, so it doesn't matter. In the first place,
Speaker 3: wasn't even close.
Speaker 2: We went. We lost first round, So was the experience worthwhile? Enough?
Speaker 2: To miss part of the show.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm thinking about quitting all my jobs and becoming
Speaker 3: like a traveling professional softball player.
Speaker 2: I really found my passion.
Speaker 1: Oh, I'll come to visit you in a van down
Speaker 1: by the river where you'll be living sports. We've got
Speaker 1: a bunch of that. Do you want to do some
Speaker 1: high school football? You want to save that till six
Speaker 1: twenty one.
Speaker 3: Let's start with some Week six college football. Okay, talk
Speaker 3: about a little bit big matchup. You see, coming off
Speaker 3: a big win last week, they're hosting the fourteenth ranked
Speaker 3: Iowa State Cyclones this afternoon.
Speaker 1: We got into the hotel room in Michigan. We were
Speaker 1: My wife and I went to a little soiree last
Speaker 1: weekend and we got we checked into the hotel room
Speaker 1: just in time to watch that thrilling fourth quarter when
Speaker 1: the Bearcats pulled out the victory over Kansas last week.
Speaker 2: It was great.
Speaker 3: You had three and one Cincinnati Bearcasts hosting the undefeated
Speaker 3: Iowa State Cyclones. This would be a good win for
Speaker 3: a college football playoff.
Speaker 2: Resume.
Speaker 3: Pregame coverage begins at eleven, kick is set for noon.
Speaker 3: Catch all that action right here on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 3: The game as a pick them, so they expect a
Speaker 3: lot from the Bearcats at home. Maybe Nipper gets a
Speaker 3: little rowdy throws Iowa State off their game. You know
Speaker 3: what I'm excited about.
Speaker 1: I'm excited about Vanderbilt going to Alabama to look at
Speaker 1: Look to beat the Crimson tie a second year in
Speaker 1: a row and increase their record to six and oh.
Speaker 3: A Top twenty five matchup between the sixteenth ranked Commodoores
Speaker 3: and the tenth rated Alabama Crimson's High that is College
Speaker 3: Game Day to Day.
Speaker 2: That game is at three thirty.
Speaker 3: Another top twenty five matchup tonight Miami Florida Florida State
Speaker 3: seven thirty pm. Those are the two games verse two
Speaker 3: top ranked teams. The Kentucky Wildcats travel to Athens to
Speaker 3: face the twelfth ranked Georgia Bulldogs. Kick is set for
Speaker 3: noon cutch that action on ESPN fifteen thirty. The Orange
Speaker 3: Blue play tonight. They traveled to New York to face
Speaker 3: the Red Bulls, one of two remaining regular season matchups.
Speaker 3: Pregame coverage begins at seven. Kick is set for seven
Speaker 3: to thirty on ESPN fifteen thirty, and the Bengals. Pregame
Speaker 3: coverage begins at one kick is set for four to
Speaker 3: twenty five against the Lions. Right here on the home
Speaker 3: of the best Bengals coverage, seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: You're listening to news radio seven hundred WLW to me,
Speaker 1: asked me if I was going Frankly, I didn't know
Speaker 1: about the Wolffest. So if you've got any information on
Speaker 1: the Wool Festival this weekend, please feel free to enlighten
Speaker 1: me and the rest of the listeners that may or
Speaker 1: may not know about your opportunity to enjoy Wool this weekend.
Speaker 1: I know the Donas Schwabin Octoberfest is going on, and
Speaker 1: that is not only an Octoberfest that actually occurs in
Speaker 1: the month of October, but features some of the best
Speaker 1: darn sausage in the world. I don't know who makes
Speaker 1: I forgot who makes their sausage for Donna Schwaben Octoberfest,
Speaker 1: but it is that they do a special meter worst
Speaker 1: that they just do for this festival every year. Oh
Speaker 1: and to have some of that this morning that it's
Speaker 1: definitely a singular treat. There is other things going on
Speaker 1: this weekend, obviously, we mention and U see hosting Iowa
Speaker 1: State today at Knippert and the Bengals hosting the Lions.
Speaker 1: And I tell you what, I'm excited for the Bengals
Speaker 1: game tomorrow because I really like watching the Lions play
Speaker 1: really good. How long before the second team is in
Speaker 1: for the Lions tomorrow? Will it be the second quarter,
Speaker 1: the third quarter? Or will they wait till you know
Speaker 1: they're thirty points ahead for the Lions to pungmel the Bengals.
Speaker 1: It's been a great week for Cincinnati sports, hasn't it.
Speaker 1: The Reds finally didn't make the playoffs, though, and I
Speaker 1: never thought that was going to happen, and they bested
Speaker 1: my prediction of eighty one games so by two. But
Speaker 1: now we can just put the bats and balls away
Speaker 1: until until spring training next year. I see that our friend,
Speaker 1: the formerly known Mametry Lynette is up and awake and
Speaker 1: ready to go. Good morning, Lynnette.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she's a space.
Speaker 5: Yeah she's fast, sweet peer, she's so crassy? Are the
Speaker 5: bise cast?
Speaker 2: That was beautiful, Thank you, Steve. I had not heard.
Speaker 1: I mean, I remember that song as a kid in
Speaker 1: Sunday school singing that and that you know that goes
Speaker 1: way back from me, so and I loved your rendition.
Speaker 2: How's your week? Been.
Speaker 4: It's okay. We're still playing bingo. Uh huh, not hitting
Speaker 4: the four or five or six games. But once in
Speaker 4: a while one comes through.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 1: And and the prizes are are not really all that big,
Speaker 1: are they.
Speaker 6: We get a dollar game.
Speaker 2: Oh a dollar game.
Speaker 1: I didn't know there was actually monetary recomp there at
Speaker 1: the Bengo at Florence.
Speaker 4: Park, cam the people donate more money. It was real funny.
Speaker 4: One last year, I said, wake me up, Diane when
Speaker 4: I win, So.
Speaker 2: You're no hold on, So you're sleeping at Bingo.
Speaker 7: I was joking.
Speaker 4: Sixty three, I said Bingo.
Speaker 7: She said what what what?
Speaker 2: I just laughed, Oh, that's funny. Wake me up if
Speaker 2: I will. That's brilliant. You know.
Speaker 1: I called Bingo for my parents and their friends on
Speaker 1: a bus trip once I went to visit my parents
Speaker 1: down in Tennessee. This is gosh ten, fifteen years ago.
Speaker 1: And I said, yeah, I'll go with you on your
Speaker 1: bus trip. There was a church bus trip and they
Speaker 1: were going someplace to eat lunch. It was a couple
Speaker 1: of hours drive and they were going to have Bingo
Speaker 1: on board the bus, and so they asked me if
Speaker 1: I would call the bingo, and I had such a
Speaker 1: such a ball calling the numbers, and my parents didn't win,
Speaker 1: so it wasn't rigged.
Speaker 4: It was just a fun Optomer's fine congregame went to
Speaker 4: friends socializing.
Speaker 2: That's it. Absolutely.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, dave a large sphone number, Marsha. I hope
Speaker 4: you got your kidney Ben now. If not, come over
Speaker 4: or sand smoke signals. I worry about my little sister
Speaker 4: in Union, Jason White down there at gent Steel. I
Speaker 4: don't know your number. I lost it too. I need
Speaker 4: to watch battery.
Speaker 1: Hurry please, Lynette putting out the bat signal for her friends.
Speaker 1: We love to allow you the opportunity to do that,
Speaker 1: because otherwise you probably wouldn't be able to get out
Speaker 1: and reach them unless they talk to you first. All right, baby, listen,
Speaker 1: have a glorious rest of the weekend, have a blessed weekend.
Speaker 2: We love you, Love you too, and talk to you soon.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 8: Bye, bye ba bye.
Speaker 1: We're hanging with Dick next on the Saturday Morning Edition
Speaker 1: on seven hundred WLW into the first official hour of
Speaker 1: the Saturday Morning Edition for this Saturday, October four, twenty
Speaker 1: twenty five. I'm Gary Jeff Walker, also known by some
Speaker 1: as GJ. Dubbs. Some people just call me Jeff, some
Speaker 1: people just call me Gary. You can call me anything
Speaker 1: you like, just don't call me Johnson because because it's
Speaker 1: not my name.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 1: It has been quite the week, and we mentioned that.
Speaker 1: You know, obviously we all know that the red season
Speaker 1: is over. We have the final Brenneman and Jones on Baseball.
Speaker 1: Liam is telling me this morning at seven fifty five,
Speaker 1: which is my my wife's favorite part of the show,
Speaker 1: not me, not the music professor, not the joke, not
Speaker 1: mo not She loves Breniman and Jones on Baseball, So
Speaker 1: she will not be listening again until next spring when
Speaker 1: it's back on. This is one of my favorite parts
Speaker 1: of the show right here, when I get to talk
Speaker 1: to Dave from Harrison.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Dave, scared ye, how we doing scary Jeff?
Speaker 2: There you go. It is October after all, Yes, sir.
Speaker 7: So, congratulations, congratulats whatever they had.
Speaker 10: Everybody provided us with excellent baseball, just.
Speaker 5: Three teams in then out Central.
Speaker 1: What I am most, what I'm most jazzed about, Dave,
Speaker 1: is that I get back to doing nightcaps on a
Speaker 1: regular on Monday and Tuesday nights.
Speaker 2: And I have.
Speaker 1: Already lining up fantastic shows for the week ahead, with
Speaker 1: no Reds Baseball to get in the way.
Speaker 2: I'm excited. There go, There you go.
Speaker 1: Nine to midnight with Gary Jeff Walker, The Nightcap returns.
Speaker 11: Yep, yeper. Gary Jeff repressed for.
Speaker 6: Uh, why why did the nose not want to go
Speaker 6: to school?
Speaker 2: Why did the nose not want to go to school?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Why, Well, it was getting tired of being picked on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, thereby not wanting to go and that's understandable. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I bet, I bet noses get really sick of that. Huh.
Speaker 7: What did the judge say to the dentist?
Speaker 2: What did the judge say to the dentist? Dave?
Speaker 5: He said, Uh, do you swear to pull the tooth?
Speaker 5: The whole tooth and nothing but the tooth?
Speaker 2: Okay, okay? Yeah? Yeah, Hey Dave, did I tell you
Speaker 2: about my pet termite?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 2: Kinda Yeah, his name is Clint eats Wood eats Wood. Yeah.
Speaker 2: What else? What else you got, Dave?
Speaker 7: Well?
Speaker 11: Uh, what kind of dog does Dracula have?
Speaker 2: What kind of dog does Dracula have? Yes? Tell me
Speaker 2: yet about how.
Speaker 12: Jokes told by Dave from Harrison are not necessarily considered
Speaker 12: funny by the staff, management, or advertisers of seven hundred
Speaker 12: WLW or his parent company, iHeartMedia. If these attempts at
Speaker 12: humor have caused you to roll your eyes, made your
Speaker 12: stomach churn, or you have considered the entire exercise to
Speaker 12: be a colossal waste of time, we deeply apologize. Now
Speaker 12: back to our irregular programming.
Speaker 1: We're gonna check his pulse right now on the radio,
Speaker 1: old radio. Rick Washburn is giving us a reception report
Speaker 1: and letting us know that he's still alive. Are you
Speaker 1: still alive?
Speaker 10: Blood pressure over eighty five ideal?
Speaker 2: But not I'm jealous because I wish mine were that low.
Speaker 10: Through pharmaceuticals.
Speaker 1: There you go, there you go. So how are you
Speaker 1: receiving us? And on what device are you receiving us
Speaker 1: on this morning?
Speaker 2: Rick?
Speaker 10: Okay, this is a little bit odd one, but this
Speaker 10: is a five y five by proxy and a shout
Speaker 10: out to Steve because aren't they all named Steve?
Speaker 2: I don't know why, Yes they are.
Speaker 10: I'm a i'm as I have Steve flypaper or something
Speaker 10: I don't know from Spartanburg, South Carolina or is it
Speaker 10: Roebucks South Carolina? Readers want to know this is a
Speaker 10: eighteen seventy General Electric World Monitor Model P twenty nine A.
Speaker 10: It's an old transistor portable ten band radio with a
Speaker 10: m f M longwave short wave two doors on the
Speaker 10: front wing out, almost like the old Fig five phonos
Speaker 10: that were.
Speaker 2: Sort of oh yeah, yeah, I love I love those things.
Speaker 10: And this thing is two whip and ten is an
Speaker 10: internal antenna. And let's see.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 10: He was kind enough to send me a catalog bit
Speaker 10: because I couldn't find anything on this.
Speaker 2: No, no, what tell me?
Speaker 1: Tell me the significance of the two whip antennas. You've
Speaker 1: got two of those and you've got an internal AM antenna.
Speaker 1: Why do you need two whip antennas well?
Speaker 10: The idea, and this was a General Electrics before the
Speaker 10: super radio, but the same idea. One of the whip
Speaker 10: antennas is a lot longer than the other, and so
Speaker 10: the length of the antenna and insert jokes here is
Speaker 10: tied to the frequency that you're trying to pick up, Okay,
Speaker 10: so it can make a difference and be more efficient.
Speaker 10: So there's a smaller antenna for higher frequencies, a larger
Speaker 10: antenna for lower frequencies, and then AM is a completely
Speaker 10: different band so than it requires and in this case
Speaker 10: an internal loop antenna. So this is why they split
Speaker 10: it out three ways.
Speaker 1: All right, So you've got the catalog read out on
Speaker 1: this on this GE.
Speaker 2: And what's what's the name of the radio again.
Speaker 10: The World Monitor p. Twenty nine under day right out
Speaker 10: the tongue, doesn't it?
Speaker 2: Yes, it does.
Speaker 10: Whenever there's news and sound. You hear it first from GE.
Speaker 10: What whatever? Built in two way power runs on six
Speaker 10: flashlight batteries, plugs into house current two luxurious Texan petted
Speaker 10: case for rugged portability this year go around the world
Speaker 10: for one hundred and ninety nine dollars and ninety five cents. Wow,
Speaker 10: that's seventeen hundred dollars today, kids. Okay, So at the
Speaker 10: top of the add it says worldly travel to Rome
Speaker 10: for the opera, Melbourne for a soccer almost anywhere with
Speaker 10: GE's ten banned World Monitor asterisk. Oh asterisk. What's the asterisk? Well,
Speaker 10: this is a dependent upon atmospheric and operating conditions. Consult
Speaker 10: instruction booklet for optimum performance. Guys, you've forgot one per customer.
Speaker 8: No dealers.
Speaker 10: Past performance does not guarantee results void in Rhode Island.
Speaker 1: That's beautiful. So could you actually pick up soccer in Melbourne,
Speaker 1: Australia on this if you were sitting there in Indianapolis
Speaker 1: listening to the ge World Monitor.
Speaker 10: P whatever in nineteen seventy Absolutely yes. But unfortunately within
Speaker 10: the last decade ABC, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, did cease
Speaker 10: all overseas shortwave transmissions. And it is unfortunate because they
Speaker 10: were very entertaining, especially when they would call up and
Speaker 10: get an expert to talk about Trump's first election, where
Speaker 10: somebody who lives in and I quote Carolina, United States,
Speaker 10: was explaining that now that the Republicans had won all
Speaker 10: three houses of the Senate. It continued from there. Oh boy.
Speaker 1: So if you wanted to if you wanted to actually
Speaker 1: hear idiots around the world, the ABC was where.
Speaker 2: You went, oh oh.
Speaker 10: One of many sources actually, and short wave is not
Speaker 10: dead by any means. We get a lot of great
Speaker 10: transmissions from Cuba. There's also a shortwave station in Okachobee,
Speaker 10: Florida WRMI that read broadcasts from a number of different
Speaker 10: countries around the world and in English broadcast, which is
Speaker 10: a lot of fun. Although they're daily programming to pay
Speaker 10: for the transmitters a little bit off putting, but I'll
Speaker 10: leave it at that. But there's and there's even on
Speaker 10: Sunday mornings, I can still pick up a so called
Speaker 10: number station where it's this woman saying a few letters
Speaker 10: in a row repeatedly, like three times, and then there's
Speaker 10: some noises and then a little bit of music and
Speaker 10: then it repeats. And it is believed that that is
Speaker 10: actually code for some international spy network.
Speaker 1: Oh absolutely that that would be my first reaction. That's
Speaker 1: spy talks. Yeah, yeah, I remember. I used to have
Speaker 1: a short wave radio I think I've talked about before.
Speaker 1: It was a Zenith. It was one of those green,
Speaker 1: big green boxes and it was heavy as all get
Speaker 1: out and I could pick up Keto Ecuador on this thing,
Speaker 1: and I just thought that was the most amazing thing
Speaker 1: that I was receiving this message from Keto Ecuador. And
Speaker 1: I think it was like a religious programming or something,
Speaker 1: but it was. It was way cool, just because I
Speaker 1: was listening to somebody in Ecuador on the radio.
Speaker 10: Oh yeah. Well, and I had a very similar transoceanic
Speaker 10: which is what you're talking about as a kid, and
Speaker 10: used to pick up the CBC out of Canada and
Speaker 10: listen to the world in air Farce, and I didn't
Speaker 10: given my age, I didn't initially know it was a
Speaker 10: parody show, the air Farce. Wrong with those Canadians.
Speaker 2: They're crazy, yeah, but they're very polite.
Speaker 1: Old Radio Rick at gmail dot com. If you'd like
Speaker 1: to learn more about antique radios or just to have
Speaker 1: a conversation with mister Washburn, thank you so much, Ricky.
Speaker 2: Have a great weekend. It's six twenty one.
Speaker 1: Right now, Ridy, then it's forty six minutes past the hour,
Speaker 1: which means it's also fourteen minutes before the hour. How
Speaker 1: about six forty six Eastern seven HUNDREDLW this Saturday morning edition.
Speaker 1: Always look forward to this conversation, and so without any
Speaker 1: further ado you, let's go. Steve Fromettna, Good morning, sir.
Speaker 13: Since our last visit Gary jeff Is, we've had two
Speaker 13: more multiple murder incidents in North Carolina and Michigan, respectively.
Speaker 13: Both of the perps were military veterans, one highly decorated
Speaker 13: by the way. The immediate reaction to these tragedies, including
Speaker 13: the rash of assassinations and assassination attempts, is to cite
Speaker 13: mental health issues and the need for a reformed psychiatric system.
Speaker 13: I would expand that discussion with a question, how come
Speaker 13: our severely wounded vets get some of their best care
Speaker 13: and assistants from private sources. Now, Don't get me wrong,
Speaker 13: I am a huge fan of dav and wounded warriors,
Speaker 13: and the nine to eleven Project is helping the families
Speaker 13: of four of my fellow high school alumni back in
Speaker 13: New York. But I have to ask, if government military
Speaker 13: programs got these vets into harm's way, shouldn't our vets
Speaker 13: be able to count on that same government to provide
Speaker 13: the services that our private organizations are doing so wonderfully?
Speaker 2: Bingo.
Speaker 13: I know there's a temptation to say, Hey, Steve, if
Speaker 13: the job gets done.
Speaker 5: Who cares? Who does it?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 13: I have standing in this debate. I was in medical
Speaker 13: administration during Vietnam and I saw a lot of cases
Speaker 13: that made me shake my head and turn away and discuss.
Speaker 13: But I have to be honest. One of my best
Speaker 13: friends at Chopper Pilot and Nom contracted multiple sclerosis on
Speaker 13: active duty, and with no questions I asked, he got
Speaker 13: a chunk of money for the next twenty years from
Speaker 13: Uncle Sam for a soup up van, which I used
Speaker 13: to drive around with them every once in a while.
Speaker 13: Forty K plus annual dollars and living expenses, plus both
Speaker 13: government and private medical care. Don died in nineteen eighty
Speaker 13: eight at age forty, and I had to salute Washington
Speaker 13: for doing its job to the end in that case.
Speaker 13: But let me assure you from my experience, this is
Speaker 13: a really testy area. Returning to the issue of the
Speaker 13: craziness that's going on in America, I was reminded last
Speaker 13: Sunday of America in the middle of the Civil War,
Speaker 13: a time of death, destruction, rioting in the streets, and
Speaker 13: then the assassination later of Abraham Lincoln. On April thirtieth,
Speaker 13: eighteen sixty three, Lincoln proclaimed the National Day of Prayer.
Speaker 13: Here is part of what he said. We have been
Speaker 13: the recipients of the choicest bounties of heaven, but we
Speaker 13: have forgotten God. We have forgotten the gracious hand which
Speaker 13: preserved us in peace, and we have vainly imagined, in
Speaker 13: the deceitfulness of our hearts, that all of these blessings
Speaker 13: were produced by some superior wisdom and virtue.
Speaker 10: On our own.
Speaker 13: We have become too proud to pray to God who
Speaker 13: made us, it behooves us then to confess our national sins,
Speaker 13: and to pray for clemency and forgiveness. I wonder if
Speaker 13: Abraham is looking down at us now and sees much
Speaker 13: the same situation. Maybe they will put their martini glasses
Speaker 13: down for just a moment. In Washington, d C. And
Speaker 13: No Proverbs thirty one quote, it is not for rulers
Speaker 13: to desire strong drink, lest they forget what has been
Speaker 13: decreed and pervert the rights of the afflicted. Talk to
Speaker 13: you next week, Gary, Jeff, hope everything is a little
Speaker 13: bit better news the Middle East? Back home?
Speaker 10: How about just everywhere?
Speaker 2: By amen?
Speaker 1: He he just brings it as will, he would say.
Speaker 1: Steve from Edna always puts the cheese on the cracker.
Speaker 1: Brother Ray Scott in Loveland, how are you, my friend?
Speaker 7: Good morning, Good morning brother, Good morning from Ingreetings from
Speaker 7: the Free State of Tennessee.
Speaker 2: Ah.
Speaker 7: Yes, my apologies to Liam. I didn't hit my mark.
Speaker 7: I was enjoying listening to you live on my what
Speaker 7: we used to call phil Co Radio in my Ford,
Speaker 7: but in my AM Radio and spring Hill, Tennessee, I
Speaker 7: could pick up reception well and as I entered the
Speaker 7: metropolis that is Nashville, the signal faded, so I was
Speaker 7: off my timing. So I sincerely apoze.
Speaker 2: No no, no, Spring spring Hill.
Speaker 1: Spring Hill is a great place to listen to seven
Speaker 1: hundred apparently this time of day, you.
Speaker 7: Know what, Yes, and the radio am freak that I am.
Speaker 7: You Rick and I and many others laying in bed
Speaker 7: last night with a transistor radio picking up you know,
Speaker 7: KMOX and WBBN and WSB, you know, Atlanta and picking
Speaker 7: up Pittsburgh wl W. Of course, yeah, just crazy, but
Speaker 7: you know, and Steve always gets me. Well, I tell
Speaker 7: you what, we had the great uh, the great opportunity
Speaker 7: last evening to walk. There's a quite a good sized
Speaker 7: battleground in spring spring Hill from the war between the States,
Speaker 7: from the Civil War, I know.
Speaker 5: And yeah, it's like one hundred and fifty years later.
Speaker 7: And it's beautiful, beautiful fields, you know, just absolutely gorgeous.
Speaker 7: But it's haunting, you know when you read the markers
Speaker 7: there and there's still a canon there, and it's really moving.
Speaker 7: And I was just struck by the awe of the
Speaker 7: American spirit so strong, you know, in both sides fighting
Speaker 7: against each other. And I just believe that the rest
Speaker 7: of the world would left us alone as a respond
Speaker 7: It's I don't know, it's very emotion.
Speaker 1: If you think, if you think about the state of Tennessee,
Speaker 1: Ray in relation to the war between the States, was
Speaker 1: there any state that was more in the middle than
Speaker 1: Tennessee as far as right on that that defining line
Speaker 1: between slave states and free states and the people of
Speaker 1: the volunteer state who in mass either fought for the
Speaker 1: Confederacy or fought for the Federal the US government, And
Speaker 1: I mean, there was no bigger flash point perhaps, And
Speaker 1: of course you've got Gettysburg, and you've got Vicksburg, and
Speaker 1: you've got you know, all the places in Virginia which
Speaker 1: were sites of major battles during the Civil War or
Speaker 1: the Uncivil War that was. But Tennessee, Man, there there
Speaker 1: are battlefields all over that state, including the one you're
Speaker 1: referencing in spring Hill. It is an amazing The whole
Speaker 1: state's an amazing historical marker for the struggle to unite
Speaker 1: the country.
Speaker 7: Yeah, they may it never never have to happen again anywhere,
Speaker 7: especially here. We remain these United States of America. And
Speaker 7: it's just I don't know, high school could throw a rock,
Speaker 7: you know, anywhere in Tennessee probably and go see something
Speaker 7: to do with that. And we need to be reminded
Speaker 7: we really really do in because we're very very fortunate
Speaker 7: to live as we do, and we're very fortunate that
Speaker 7: we we came out of that survived, because it's just brutality.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 7: Anyway, we got to leave on a high note. Here,
Speaker 7: hit us on a high note, Gary Jeff.
Speaker 1: Something, well, uh what I will what I will say
Speaker 1: is I I am grateful for your friendship and your listenership,
Speaker 1: and uh you're you're one of the best right always
Speaker 1: and and you you and urad me and you help
Speaker 1: me be a better person, a better human being. And
Speaker 1: I can't thank you enough. How about that Mike count.
Speaker 7: Is overdrawn with you, brother, and we're just well, I'll
Speaker 7: help each other along. I am I am blessed, too
Speaker 7: blessed to be depressed, and hopefully we are all the best.
Speaker 8: Brother, God bless you.
Speaker 1: Thanks Ray, safe travels back home. It's six fifty six
Speaker 1: ten four, good buddy, twenty twenty five, Gary Jeff right here,
Speaker 1: that that'd be me. And I tell you what, We've
Speaker 1: got an unusual call here. Usually only hear from him
Speaker 1: during the Sunflower Festival in Lindsay, Ohio. But he's calling
Speaker 1: with a random call this morning, Tim shimming.
Speaker 2: Is that you?
Speaker 6: Yes, it is?
Speaker 2: How you doing? I'm wonderful. How are you?
Speaker 6: I feel wonderful. I feel so privileged their call screen.
Speaker 6: You put me right to the front of the line.
Speaker 6: I couldn't believe it.
Speaker 1: Well, actually we had the choice. I could have just
Speaker 1: let you sit there on hold that. Ultimately, the decision
Speaker 1: is mine and we're wasting Steve Shulte's time, So please
Speaker 1: make it snappy.
Speaker 2: What do you want I am.
Speaker 6: I don't want anything. I'm going to a harvest festival today. Yeah,
Speaker 6: Genoa Harvest Festival and Genoa, Ohio.
Speaker 1: We were just through genoah, Ohio last weekend.
Speaker 6: We actually, I know, I never got a call. Well,
Speaker 6: I was sitting by a tree crying, waiting for.
Speaker 2: You to call.
Speaker 1: I apologize that we were up in your neck of
Speaker 1: the woods and we didn't at least call Tim. But
Speaker 1: we had a busy schedule, A busy schedule we had.
Speaker 1: We had to we had to have dinner with Dan
Speaker 1: Jensen at Paco's in Toledo.
Speaker 6: Oh, there you go, that sounding good? You get some
Speaker 6: hot German potato salad.
Speaker 1: I got a stuffed cabbage roll that was absolutely one
Speaker 1: of the best things I've ever read. And one of
Speaker 1: those lovely Hungarian hot dogs ye with the signature chillt dog.
Speaker 1: It is a half a hot dog, but you know what,
Speaker 1: it has more flavor than two full hot dogs anywhere else.
Speaker 1: So there you go. So the harvest festival is going
Speaker 1: on in Genoa. Any other details on that you want
Speaker 1: to impart in case people want to make the track
Speaker 1: up to Genoa today.
Speaker 6: Lots of people, lots of vendors, and lots of food trucks.
Speaker 1: Okay, well it sounds it sounds absolutely idyllic. I hope
Speaker 1: you have a great time.
Speaker 6: You do the same. Have you a good day, and
Speaker 6: we'll talk to you later.
Speaker 1: All right, No more sitting up against a tree crying
Speaker 1: because I haven't called.
Speaker 6: Okay, I will wait for your call.
Speaker 1: Thank you, goodbye, And after all of that, Steve Shulty,
Speaker 1: environmental engineer, extraordinary, It's good to talk to you, brother.
Speaker 1: The does he have information? And by the way, congratulations.
Speaker 1: Lausal actually won a football game last.
Speaker 10: Night, very ugly.
Speaker 2: Well, it's a win.
Speaker 7: Is a win?
Speaker 2: Is a win?
Speaker 11: Uh uh?
Speaker 1: The CO two information we're getting has been has been
Speaker 1: bunked for a long time.
Speaker 2: But anyway, please explain.
Speaker 14: Well, this comes from the newsletter from the CO two
Speaker 14: Coalition dot org CO two Coalition dot org from this
Speaker 14: past Thursday, and it's the headline CO two narrative destroyed
Speaker 14: in four charts. Obviously can't show you the four charts,
Speaker 14: but the entire man made global warming argument is built
Speaker 14: around one central theme. Increasing carbon dioxide is leaving too
Speaker 14: much warming as unusual and unprecedented, and that this will
Speaker 14: be accompanied by a multitude of disastrous climate crisis. So
Speaker 14: first first one number one, thirty three years of cooling.
Speaker 14: And this is kind of I'm going over some stuff,
Speaker 14: but it's always good to hear this again. Just as
Speaker 14: human carbon dioxide began ramping up in the mid nineteen hundreds,
Speaker 14: our planet went into a thirty three year decline in
Speaker 14: temperature that led to many in the late nineteen seventies
Speaker 14: to predict that we were entering a new ice age.
Speaker 14: I remember very very distinctly about that number two, more
Speaker 14: than three hundred years of warming. Our current warming trend
Speaker 14: began in the late sixteen hundreds and lifted the planet
Speaker 14: out of the coldest period in the last ten thousand years.
Speaker 14: The first nearly two hundred and fifty years of warming
Speaker 14: occurred at near historic lows of CO two, that is,
Speaker 14: earth warmed low CO two number three, one thousand years
Speaker 14: of CO two not driving warming. There have been nine
Speaker 14: previous warming periods over the last ten thousand years. All
Speaker 14: have been warmer than today, and all occurred at very
Speaker 14: low concentrations of CO two and number four. And final
Speaker 14: eight thousand years of increasing CO two and falling temperatures
Speaker 14: the warmest periods of the last one hundred thousand years,
Speaker 14: during what's called the Holocene optimum eight thousand years ago.
Speaker 14: Temperatures have since been cooling and a bleat in fits
Speaker 14: and starts. And they always include the quote of the
Speaker 14: week or whatnot.
Speaker 5: I leave this quote. It does not matter what is true.
Speaker 5: It only matters what people believe is true. Paul Watson,
Speaker 5: co founder of Greenpeace. Hence the reason for all the propaganda.
Speaker 1: Oh my goodness, and world governments are falling short of
Speaker 1: their their climate initiatives.
Speaker 2: Real quickly tell me about that.
Speaker 5: This is from Hartland Institute yesterday, Climate Change Weekly number
Speaker 5: five seven. Governments are off track and I'm basically MVR
Speaker 5: is reporting a new study that shows countries are backsliding
Speaker 5: on their carbon reduction under the Paris Agreement.
Speaker 14: And this agreement was supposedly, uh, you know, agreed that
Speaker 14: three point two degrees fahrenheit increase in temperature is a
Speaker 14: trip wire for climate catastrophe. And the point I wanted
Speaker 14: to make get out of this article is not all
Speaker 14: of which company are doing what whatnot is the fact
Speaker 14: that whether it's the three point two target or the
Speaker 14: four point two fairyheight the other goal.
Speaker 5: These were all simply no science.
Speaker 14: No scientific study, you know, Billy, nothing what.
Speaker 5: They came up with these numbers?
Speaker 7: Can you know how they came up with these area, Jeffs.
Speaker 14: They put politicians and trench NGOs, your beloved NGOs, bureaucrats,
Speaker 14: and some scientists into a room and basically said, well,
Speaker 14: what do you folks think it's the trip wire?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's kind of and they kind.
Speaker 5: Of came up with the agreement three point two and
Speaker 5: four point two three paradiit.
Speaker 1: Well that that's that's like that that's like the six
Speaker 1: foot rule when when we were going through the COVID
Speaker 1: protocols and you have to have six feet well, how'd
Speaker 1: you come up with that?
Speaker 2: We just decided that's what it was.
Speaker 7: You know, we just got you.
Speaker 5: We had a former consensus out there.
Speaker 1: That's right, and consensus consensus is not science period.
Speaker 2: End of story. Mob rule, it's mob rules, right, it's
Speaker 2: mob rule. Steve, Thank you so much. Man, always a pleasure.
Speaker 1: Seven twelve and uh Doomsday Dave the Mad Hatter for
Speaker 1: a minute or two of tech Talk this morning. Today, Dave,
Speaker 1: we are talking about the dead Internet theory. What is
Speaker 1: the dead?
Speaker 11: Because we're the theme of Halloween, and sure.
Speaker 8: It is National Cybersecurity Month. Herea Jeff too, since you
Speaker 8: know we're always on the cybersecurity hand.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Popular Mechanics. Popular Mechanics recently had an article and people
Speaker 8: have talked about this for a long time, but it
Speaker 8: speculates that in the next three years you're going to
Speaker 8: have so much content it's generated by AI slash spots
Speaker 8: that you really won't have any human content anymore. Right,
Speaker 8: it's it's just AI AI there. This AI consumes that
Speaker 8: AI produces more content and that you're going to be
Speaker 8: in a place where the human generated content is basically
Speaker 8: gone because you just have this tsunami of bot generated content.
Speaker 8: And the thing that's interesting about that. They also mentioned
Speaker 8: in that article that since point thirteen, roughly thirty eight
Speaker 8: percent of web pages that existed in twenty thirteen are gone,
Speaker 8: you know, companies without a business, that sort of thing.
Speaker 8: They talk about an idea called link rock, the idea
Speaker 8: that you know, you have a link to a webpage
Speaker 8: doesn't work anymore because that content is gone. But the
Speaker 8: really interesting idea of all of this, in my mind,
Speaker 8: and I think you're starting to see this already in
Speaker 8: the business when you talk about AI, there's an idea
Speaker 8: called model collapse, which is this AI is consuming content
Speaker 8: generated by another AI, and the content just keeps getting
Speaker 8: worse because there's no real human produced content. And I
Speaker 8: know you and I have talked about this before. I'm
Speaker 8: sure all of your listeners have heard this idea and
Speaker 8: that you know, AI is hallucinic. They just literally make
Speaker 8: things up. So if let's say you write a blog
Speaker 8: post using AI, and let's say ten percent of it,
Speaker 8: it's just something made up well over time. If that
Speaker 8: gets consumed by another AI to build its model, you
Speaker 8: just you're perpetuating this feedback loop of garbage. Sometimes people
Speaker 8: call it slock and I think that's that we're already
Speaker 8: headed in that direction, because I think you're already starting
Speaker 8: to see in some of these AI tools the content
Speaker 8: quality is actually going down, not up. So yeah, the
Speaker 8: dead Internet, how about that?
Speaker 1: Well, I tell you what, You're not allaying my fears.
Speaker 1: You know, I've discussed this with you before. AI is
Speaker 1: eliminating human beings, even if it's just on the Internet.
Speaker 1: It's happening and it must be stopped. Dave Hatter, I
Speaker 1: look forward to talking to you in more depth on
Speaker 1: the upcoming night Cap this coming Tuesday Day will be
Speaker 1: one of my guests, and I hope you can join
Speaker 1: us in from nine to midnight on Tuesday.
Speaker 2: Here on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: Time now for the Tom Davis Diaries, or as I
Speaker 1: called it, the just a mish mash of crazy stories
Speaker 1: from around the country and around the world. And here
Speaker 1: is your correspondent, Tom Davis. Good morning, Gary, Jeff. This
Speaker 1: scary stuff when the shoot don't open. But first, pray
Speaker 1: for the people of Denver, Colorado, because later today the
Speaker 1: first Taco Bell Ultra Marathon takes place. Here's how it works.
Speaker 1: You run thirty one miles, but you also stop and
Speaker 1: eat at nine taco bells. Oh God, you have to
Speaker 1: shove items like Chelupa Supremes and Burrito Supremes down your
Speaker 1: throat and you've only got eleven hours to do it
Speaker 1: in and there are very specific rules.
Speaker 15: Pepto bismo and Alka seltzer are banned. You have to
Speaker 15: be all natural if you want to win the Taco
Speaker 15: Bell Ultra Marathon. Meanwhile, a Texas woman has been badly
Speaker 15: burned after blowing herself up with a cigarette. She was
Speaker 15: attempting to light up when the flame caught the oxygen
Speaker 15: mask hanging from her neck. She has severe burns on
Speaker 15: her face and hands, and this happened in the middle
Speaker 15: of the night. She was taken to the hospital around
Speaker 15: four am. Polica reminding the public do not smoke around
Speaker 15: oxygen equipment, especially when it's around your neck. Unfortunately, a
Speaker 15: newlywed couple are calling it quits over their pets. The
Speaker 15: wife's cat is constantly fighting with the husband's dog. They
Speaker 15: went to counseling but couldn't make the relationship work because
Speaker 15: the pets won't live in peace. They have openly stated
Speaker 15: that they are putting their pets above their love life,
Speaker 15: and people online are going crazy, and finally, a British
Speaker 15: skydiver is lucky to be alive after a shoot and
Speaker 15: his instructor's shoot did not open. Mitch Deacon hit the ground,
Speaker 15: he fractured his pelvis and broke a bunch of ribs,
Speaker 15: but he didn't die. And get this, the instructor survived
Speaker 15: as well. The FAA is now investigating, and Mitch's girlfriend
Speaker 15: to set up a GoFundMe page to help cover his
Speaker 15: medical bills. I'm guessing the British healthcare system doesn't cover
Speaker 15: you when you do dumb things in other countries. Next week,
Speaker 15: it's the hot product of the moment. Pumpkins spice poop spray,
Speaker 15: now available at Walmart.
Speaker 2: Have a great weekend forty trillion dollars in the United States.
Speaker 1: I'm Gary jump Walker and that may mean absolutely nothing
Speaker 1: to you. If it doesn't, I understand, but.
Speaker 2: To me it actually means very little as well.
Speaker 1: Seven minutes after the hour eight oh seven Eastern that
Speaker 1: is time for a Science Minute with our friends Science Mike,
Speaker 1: and that means everything to me.
Speaker 12: Yes, as a nice scientist is it's surprising it now
Speaker 12: blinded me.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Michael, how are you?
Speaker 11: Your name means a lot to me.
Speaker 1: Oh, well, that's that's not well. You know, God is
Speaker 1: no respector of persons, so ultimately it means squat. But anyway,
Speaker 1: I digress.
Speaker 11: Yeah, before we move to the science topic, let's do
Speaker 11: sports real quickly. O. The Elder Panthers twenty four Little
Speaker 11: Mo twenty sixteen, So it's congranslations to the Elder Panthers
Speaker 11: on a victorious.
Speaker 2: Are you Are you wearing purple and celebration this morning? Mike?
Speaker 11: I had it on, yes, sorry for Purple Friday.
Speaker 2: So we'll just there you go.
Speaker 11: Kind of kind of a West Side tradition.
Speaker 1: Now, Now, when did you go to elder If you
Speaker 1: want to reveal how old you are?
Speaker 11: I went from seventies graduate nineteen eighty so.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, so I mean but still those roots remain
Speaker 1: strong on the West Side. You know, for a couple
Speaker 1: of summers during red season, I worked at Crow's Nest
Speaker 1: there on West eight, Yes, and that place just dripped
Speaker 1: of elder I mean, so I got kind of indoctrinated
Speaker 1: into that whole Elder cult for a minute, even though
Speaker 1: I never attended school there. So I know exactly how
Speaker 1: strong those ties are on the West Side for people
Speaker 1: like that.
Speaker 11: We don't live too far away. Let's just put it
Speaker 11: that way.
Speaker 2: I heard that what we got this morning, Michael.
Speaker 11: Let's get to the top. Let's see nineteen seventy seven.
Speaker 11: Let's go back to all the way back to nineteen
Speaker 11: seventy seven. Highest State University astronomer, Jerry Emon. He had
Speaker 11: their telescope pointed out and they call it the Big
Speaker 11: Year telescope. And for seventy two seconds they had a
Speaker 11: very peculiar radio verse that laft again there's a strong
Speaker 11: narrow band radio, very very directly oriented, seventy two seconds long.
Speaker 11: They called it the Wow signal because he wrote wow
Speaker 11: in redpan next to the next to the the output
Speaker 11: of the signal. Let's move forward now to our current astronomy.
Speaker 11: We have a signal. They call it interstellar visitor. Another one,
Speaker 11: this member is a three I at list. It's coming
Speaker 11: in from it's passing Mars right now, and it's going
Speaker 11: to pass Earth within one hundred seventy million miles in
Speaker 11: December of this year. Now there's a Harvard astronomer, Abvi Loewen.
Speaker 11: He's an alien hunter off so and I'm sure he's
Speaker 11: got tenure at Harvard. He he claims that this, this
Speaker 11: interstellar object is the thing that actually admitted this signal
Speaker 11: back forty eight years ago. He says, there are only
Speaker 11: a point six probably point six percent chance of this
Speaker 11: this things did not happen because they're coming from the
Speaker 11: very same direction in space from the the signal and
Speaker 11: the uh this this this object is traveling through and
Speaker 11: he's claiming that this isn't actually an artifact from an
Speaker 11: advanced extraterrestrial civilization.
Speaker 2: And with us to.
Speaker 11: Admit this signal, that have to have almost a nuclear
Speaker 11: power size power source to admit that powerful signal from
Speaker 11: almost six hundred astronomical units away when it did it.
Speaker 11: So we're going to see what happens. Hopefully they don't
Speaker 11: come by and say take me to your leader, because
Speaker 11: that would shock everybody so well.
Speaker 1: And they might actually like Trump a lot better than
Speaker 1: some humans on this planet.
Speaker 2: They might call him Daddy Science.
Speaker 1: Mike, have a great and bask in that elder victory
Speaker 1: over Moler. Yes, please, thank you, sir. Eight eleven at
Speaker 1: seven hundred WLW by.
Speaker 9: Good morning, Gary, I woke up prayer and you and
Speaker 9: your listeners, well, thank you. Take a minute and pray
Speaker 9: for us. I'm on my way to Dayton, Ohio. We're
Speaker 9: gonna do a prayer walk in a neighborhood. I believe
Speaker 9: it's pretty violent and negative. We're just gonna do a
Speaker 9: prayer walk up there from ten to twelve. So if
Speaker 9: you can please pray for us.
Speaker 1: Oh, you got it, You got it. God will be
Speaker 1: with you and God will protect you. And I believe that,
Speaker 1: hey man.
Speaker 9: And today we have James Chapter five or sixteen. It says, therefore,
Speaker 9: confessor of fans to one in other, pray for.
Speaker 2: Each other, that you may be healed.
Speaker 9: The prayer of the righteous person is powerful and effective.
Speaker 2: Amen.
Speaker 9: And I believe that with all my heart.
Speaker 2: I believe it as well. I believe it as well.
Speaker 1: And you know what, I find that my biggest sin
Speaker 1: most of the time is not always considering God first. Yeah,
Speaker 1: in my life, that is. That is the biggest sin
Speaker 1: that I commit, you know, And that leads.
Speaker 9: To gary It's difficult sometimes it's difficult.
Speaker 1: It is, it leads to all the other sins if
Speaker 1: you don't put God first.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 1: All right, brother, be safe today, and we will be
Speaker 1: praying for you, especially at starting at that time ten
Speaker 1: o'clock this morning. Pray for Rick Green and those on
Speaker 1: the prayer walk in Dayton today, and with that we
Speaker 1: turn the reins over to well just she's a different
Speaker 1: kind of person entirely that Teresa.
Speaker 2: Good morning, greetings.
Speaker 6: And salutations, Garry Jack.
Speaker 5: I am a queer bird.
Speaker 8: And I own every bit of that term.
Speaker 16: Guten morgen broyline walker just a connaughtnul, which is good
Speaker 16: morning Crystal two point zero in German, tretchen tretchen, hank
Speaker 16: dog lunder kott, which is sweet, squeak, franky, the wonder
Speaker 16: cat in German. It would be in poor form not
Speaker 16: to express my gratitude to you, Gary Jeff for once
Speaker 16: again bringing to us, Oh my gosh, us radio listeners,
Speaker 16: US meager radio listeners, all across only the Great Dry State,
Speaker 16: but the world. I have friends in a space on
Speaker 16: Twitter or x right now, Hi, everybody in the space
Speaker 16: listening to me.
Speaker 5: I love you, guys.
Speaker 16: Today's word is dedicated not only not limited to Christa
Speaker 16: miss Burnette Mystery, but to all the other ladies in
Speaker 16: the world.
Speaker 17: It is rest splendent r E s p l E
Speaker 17: N d E n T. Respondent means resplendent, attractive, impressive,
Speaker 17: I'm so sorry.
Speaker 16: Attractive and impressive term being really.
Speaker 6: Grank, gosh, I having a bad day.
Speaker 8: Being richly caliber.
Speaker 6: Or sub sumptuous. Here's a bonus word.
Speaker 16: Sumptuous means richly, elaborate, luxurious in a way that appears extensive.
Speaker 16: I love you all, God bless you all.
Speaker 7: Have a great day.
Speaker 1: That was resplendently done, Teresa, Thank you so much. Eight seventeen.
Speaker 2: They're painless breakthrough treatment.
Speaker 18: Right now at this point of season, with a lot
Speaker 18: of football uf to play, and so these guys are
Speaker 18: excited to get that taste out of their mouth and
Speaker 18: move on and play a better game this week.
Speaker 19: You know, you always hear the word identity, and what
Speaker 19: is the identity of a team? As a head coach,
Speaker 19: are you forced to try and change maybe what your
Speaker 19: plans would have been for Joe Burrow as far as
Speaker 19: an identity of this team and now having to shift
Speaker 19: gears at all with Jake Browning or anybody else in
Speaker 19: that position.
Speaker 18: Well, of course, Joe's the best to do it, and
Speaker 18: so everybody else. We got to try to do what
Speaker 18: they do best and get the most out of other
Speaker 18: guys around them, and so everyone's got to step up
Speaker 18: and do a little bit more.
Speaker 2: That's myself included.
Speaker 18: So again, these guys are excited to get back to work,
Speaker 18: and I got a lot of confidence in them and
Speaker 18: a lot of football love to play.
Speaker 19: You made the comments yesterday at the press conference about
Speaker 19: a sense of urgency for the layman out there, guys
Speaker 19: like me and a lot of people listening. You know,
Speaker 19: they might say to themselves or I might say, hey,
Speaker 19: you know, did they not have a sense of urgency
Speaker 19: last week or the week before that? Which we know
Speaker 19: that's not true. But what does that mean for you?
Speaker 19: And that creating more of a sense of urgency for
Speaker 19: your team?
Speaker 18: Well, I mean, everybody's got to got to pick up
Speaker 18: the slack a little bit, you know. And so especially
Speaker 18: with more a short week, so we lost a whole
Speaker 18: day playing on Monday night, football got back early in
Speaker 18: the morning. We can't afford to walk around a wait
Speaker 18: a minute this week as we get ready for Detroit
Speaker 18: Screat football team. And so people got to understand we
Speaker 18: got less time to prepare, we got more to do.
Speaker 18: There's got to be better since urgency this week to
Speaker 18: get ready for this game. And I know we're going
Speaker 18: to feel that. And I've seen that from them already.
Speaker 2: Talk about Detroit a little bit.
Speaker 19: I mean, obviously this has become a very good team
Speaker 19: under Dan Campbell. Chris Pielman a big part of that
Speaker 19: whole thing and putting together the hiring of Campbell and
Speaker 19: the general manager.
Speaker 2: You know Dan quite well.
Speaker 5: I know Dan well.
Speaker 18: I worked at the text A and m I worked
Speaker 18: at them four years in Miami, Hardens guy. I played
Speaker 18: the NFL for a long time as a tight end
Speaker 18: for Bill Parcells. And so again Dan's done a great
Speaker 18: job building that roster. Coach Jared Goff for a couple
Speaker 18: of years in La Jared's done a great job leading
Speaker 18: that team as well.
Speaker 2: And so we got to work.
Speaker 18: Cut out for us. They've they've they've obviously been successful teams,
Speaker 18: score a lot of points, play really good defense.
Speaker 2: I'm excited.
Speaker 18: This is this is what we do it for us
Speaker 18: go play.
Speaker 2: A great team at home and prove who we are.
Speaker 18: And so I'm excited for them to come to town
Speaker 18: and let's see what we can do.
Speaker 19: Is this one of the tougher teams in the league
Speaker 19: to defend against because they are a team that likes
Speaker 19: to run the ball. They run it well. You mentioned golf.
Speaker 19: He's capable of doing very good things in the passing game.
Speaker 19: So are they unique in that they tend to have
Speaker 19: more of a balance in a lot of teams in
Speaker 19: a league.
Speaker 18: They've got a lot of strengths. I mean, they've got
Speaker 18: a really good offensive line, two backs that I can use,
Speaker 18: the tight end that they spent a first round pick
Speaker 18: on running backs. They spent first round picks on you know,
Speaker 18: really talented receivers. Jared's done a great job playing quarterback.
Speaker 18: So there's a lot to prepare for. You've got to
Speaker 18: knock them off rhythm and you can't let them stay
Speaker 18: ahead of the sticks. And it is difficult team, but
Speaker 18: that's why do it. Let's go out there and put
Speaker 18: a great play together and get it done.
Speaker 19: Coach, thanks for your time, good luck on Sunday. Thank
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Speaker 1: an argument for me? Very slowly, very slowly, can you
Speaker 1: pronounce the name of the place that we're in right now?
Speaker 1: There's a pause, and the girl says, burr gurr, king,
Speaker 1: Hey in Cincinnati, if you're a bear Cat fan. To
Speaker 1: talk about that and much more, our friend Moe Egger
Speaker 1: joins in this morning, Hey, mo, Jared, Jeff, how are
Speaker 1: we doing doing fantastic? Are y'all set for kickoff today?
Speaker 1: Bear Cats and Cyclones at Nippert Stadium, A chance for
Speaker 1: u SE to notch another major victory in this season's belt.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you know, I think this is I think you
Speaker 5: could argue the biggest game of the Scott Sadderfield regime.
Speaker 5: Cincinnati went on the road last week as underdogs beat
Speaker 5: Kansas thrilling fashion. You know they had been they had
Speaker 5: been so bad in one score games prior to last Saturday.
Speaker 5: Cincinnati was two to nine in games decided by eight
Speaker 5: points or less since the start of the twenty twenty
Speaker 5: three season, three and twelve and one score games going
Speaker 5: back to Luke Fickles final year. And so for much
Speaker 5: of last Saturday, the script felt familiar. Right they had
Speaker 5: touchdowns taken off the board. It felt like every time
Speaker 5: they were about to seize control of the game, Kansas
Speaker 5: made a player. The Bearcats got in their own way.
Speaker 5: But now things changed. On that last drive, I thought
Speaker 5: the key player was a Noah Jennings catch one handed
Speaker 5: on fourth down to put the Bearcats in position to score.
Speaker 5: And now you have a chance, you know, if if
Speaker 5: you can win at home today, Iowa States ranked fourteenth
Speaker 5: in the country, the Bearcats are slight favorites. If you
Speaker 5: can get this one today, I think on the heels
Speaker 5: of how they played last week, you know you could
Speaker 5: start to talk about this team maybe having a better
Speaker 5: season than a lot of people would have imagined just
Speaker 5: a few weeks ago.
Speaker 1: I tell you what two reasons I'm rooting for U.
Speaker 1: See Number one, I want them to avenge the loss
Speaker 1: of my father's alma mater, Iowa Hawkeyes, to Iowa State
Speaker 1: earlier this If you're a Hawkeye, the Cyclones are a
Speaker 1: no go zone, okay, number one. Number two, I saw
Speaker 1: the christ and I took a trip last weekend to
Speaker 1: celebrate with a friend of ours in Michigan. We just
Speaker 1: checked into the hotel a little after three o'clock in
Speaker 1: the afternoon. I turned the TV on before we went
Speaker 1: to the party, and there's the UC game against Kansas.
Speaker 1: We saw that final drive and it was so exciting.
Speaker 1: You're right that the one handed catch on that fourth
Speaker 1: down and the whole thing was just We're sitting there
Speaker 1: high five in each other in the hotel room before
Speaker 1: we went to the party. So, I mean, they did
Speaker 1: light a fire in me that hasn't been lit as
Speaker 1: somebody who follows UC football for quite a while.
Speaker 2: It was.
Speaker 1: It was a cool week and topped off or maybe
Speaker 1: started off, with that bear Cat victory. So very exciting stuff.
Speaker 1: The other thing that Liam has brought up this morning
Speaker 1: to me off air, over and over again. And I
Speaker 1: don't know why he decided to tackle this age old question,
Speaker 1: which I think is a pretty tired question. But I'll
Speaker 1: ask you. He says, best baseball movie of all time?
Speaker 1: The Natural or Bull Durham. And I'm going to why
Speaker 1: are you even bringing this up right now, this banal
Speaker 1: discussion of baseball movie? He said, well, it's the Playoffs.
Speaker 1: I said, okay, Well my choice is sixty one. And
Speaker 1: nobody knows that movie. Very few people know of the
Speaker 1: movie sixty one, but it is far and away my
Speaker 1: favorite baseball movie. But it's such a subjective thing, don't
Speaker 1: you think it depends on what you like? Do you
Speaker 1: like comedies? Do you like historical like bio picks like
Speaker 1: sixty one?
Speaker 2: What do you like? So your thoughts first on sixty one?
Speaker 5: The movie sixty sixty one is very good. I've only
Speaker 5: seen it one time, so you know, it hasn't been
Speaker 5: one of those that I loved it so much that
Speaker 5: I had to watch it again and again and again.
Speaker 5: It does sort of it depends on I think a
Speaker 5: when you grew up right, so in my wheelhouse when
Speaker 5: I was eleven twelve years old, pretty much consecutively.
Speaker 10: Bull Durham, Major.
Speaker 5: League, and The Naked Gun came out. Now, The Naked
Speaker 5: Gun is not a baseball movie, but there's a big
Speaker 5: baseball centric scene right right. MLB Network shows it all
Speaker 5: the time, and so, you know, I think you always
Speaker 5: developed an attachment to the films from your formative years.
Speaker 5: Hex Field of Dreams came out that the following year
Speaker 5: after all those three movies came out. So when I
Speaker 5: was a kid, back to back to back to back,
Speaker 5: you had these baseball films. So I think number one,
Speaker 5: it depends on when you grew up. I think number two,
Speaker 5: it kind of depends on what you like.
Speaker 10: I like comedies.
Speaker 5: There is a poll. I think when you get older, though,
Speaker 5: the Field of Dreams has You know, it's somebody who
Speaker 5: lost their dad sixteen years ago and for whom the
Speaker 5: kind of the foundation of our relationship was baseball. As
Speaker 5: a kid, that movie didn't resonate with me as an adult.
Speaker 5: I can't not be a box near a box of tissues.
Speaker 5: When when when Kevin Coster's character plays touch with his
Speaker 5: dad at the end, And then there's there's also are
Speaker 5: you willing to go back and find films from before
Speaker 5: you were born? And so I love the movie Bang
Speaker 5: the Drum Slowly, which came out of the nineteen seventies. Yeah,
Speaker 5: there's a lot of like uh face polish continuity mistakes
Speaker 5: in the film, but it's a great movie. It's Robert,
Speaker 5: it's Robert de Niro as a very very young actor.
Speaker 5: So my favorite, too, well, our Bull Durham, because that
Speaker 5: movie just it's still tracks, it's still funny. It captres
Speaker 5: minor league baseball in a way that no other film
Speaker 5: has ever come close. I think it captures the nineteen
Speaker 5: eighties when I grew up loving baseball better than any
Speaker 5: other film. And I really liked the film Bang the
Speaker 5: Drum Slowly, which came out I think it's seventy four,
Speaker 5: maybe a little bit earlier. Those are my two choices.
Speaker 5: One is entirely sentimental. Bang the Drum Slowly is about
Speaker 5: a ballplayer who gets sick during the season and ultimately passes.
Speaker 5: And Bull Durham's just a funny film. Those are my
Speaker 5: two favorites.
Speaker 1: The only thing about Bull Durham to me is I
Speaker 1: wouldn't have slept with Susan Sarandon then, nor would I
Speaker 1: do it now.
Speaker 2: So just personal preference total, I understand.
Speaker 1: Moving along, and this is a real curveball here most
Speaker 1: since we're in baseball parlance, if you made a movie
Speaker 1: about the just concluded season of the Cincinnati Reds, what
Speaker 1: would you title that movie?
Speaker 5: I'll call it the first step?
Speaker 11: You know.
Speaker 5: I think whenever there's a season like that, there's a
Speaker 5: tendency that fans have and maybe media as well, to ask, well,
Speaker 5: was it a successful season? And my response to that
Speaker 5: question is ask me in a year, ask me in
Speaker 5: two years, maybe ask me at the end of this offseason.
Speaker 5: I think this season was the necessary first step. I
Speaker 5: think making the playoffs was not insignificant. When you're a
Speaker 5: franchise that hasn't played a lot of playoff games in
Speaker 5: your recent history and you get there with the core
Speaker 5: players they have, I think that's tangible proof of their
Speaker 5: organizational plan working. And I think that is a small
Speaker 5: but tangible payoff the years of waiting for this team
Speaker 5: to return to the postseason. That said, Number one, this
Speaker 5: was not a great team. They finished with eighty three victories,
Speaker 5: They barely straight by their chances of advancing in the postseason,
Speaker 5: which were already not great, were compromised because they needed
Speaker 5: the last day of the season to matter. So there's
Speaker 5: number one. Number two making the postseason should not obscure
Speaker 5: the fact that this front office has I think a
Speaker 5: lot of really tough decisions to make and a lot
Speaker 5: of work to do this offseason. This was a deeply
Speaker 5: flawed team. They have a core of guys where are
Speaker 5: building around. But I think if you look up and
Speaker 5: down the lineup, you can find players that they either
Speaker 5: need significant better performance from or that they can improve
Speaker 5: upon this offseason. And what Nick Krawl does with the roster,
Speaker 5: I think primarily for most folks, it's fighting somebody who
Speaker 5: can hit the ball out of the ballpark with some
Speaker 5: degree of regularity is really important. And then number three,
Speaker 5: if we're sitting near a year from now or two
Speaker 5: years from now and they're not back in the postseason
Speaker 5: or they haven't advanced in the postseason, and what we
Speaker 5: just went through ends up being the high point of
Speaker 5: a I don't know, three or four years stretch which
Speaker 5: I think we're all gonna feel pretty unfulfilled. I think
Speaker 5: this season was a necessary first step. They got there.
Speaker 5: They got there with their manager in its first season. Yeah,
Speaker 5: but now it's do you compete with the big boys?
Speaker 5: And you know, do you go into next year in
Speaker 5: the postseason better equipped to win, better equipped to beat
Speaker 5: a team like the Dodgers. Maybe was such a good
Speaker 5: record that you don't have to play in the first round,
Speaker 5: or you could at least play at home. I think
Speaker 5: all of those things have to happen for most of
Speaker 5: us to feel good about the season that just concluded.
Speaker 2: How big a difference maker was Terry Francona Anthony.
Speaker 5: I think he was a difference maker.
Speaker 14: You know.
Speaker 5: I had a conversation last week with Tommy Prawl and
Speaker 5: I don't think Tommy will be upset of me for
Speaker 5: revealing this. But we did a show on the Wednesday
Speaker 5: at that Pirates game from the Holy Grail, and Tommy
Speaker 5: was nice enough to walk over from the ballpark and
Speaker 5: sit with me, and before we went on the air,
Speaker 5: you know, I said something to the effect of, you know,
Speaker 5: this is a lot of fun, you know, doing a
Speaker 5: show like this before a game like this, and he's like,
Speaker 5: you know, and the radio play by play guy I
Speaker 5: always has a very intimate relationship with the manager because
Speaker 5: he's the one his conducts a one on one interview
Speaker 5: every single day, and he went out of his way
Speaker 5: to tell me he's like, the impact that Tito has
Speaker 5: had on this team has been amazing and profound, and
Speaker 5: so that stuck with me, and Tommy went on to
Speaker 5: kind of express as much on the air. I think
Speaker 5: sometimes people get too caught up in, you know, tactical
Speaker 5: decisions and does he leave this picture in too long?
Speaker 5: And I'll be honest with you, I didn't think Tito
Speaker 5: had a very good two days in Los Angeles. I
Speaker 5: didn't understand in game one why he like Brian Hayes
Speaker 5: bad for himself. I didn't understand why he let Zach
Speaker 5: Ltel stay in the game so long. I didn't understand
Speaker 5: why he pulled Nick Lodolo so quickly. On a micro level, though,
Speaker 5: I think every manager over the course of a long
Speaker 5: season is going to make moves that you could second guess.
Speaker 5: I think he did a great job of keeping this
Speaker 5: team focused on today. You know, there were so many
Speaker 5: losses this year, and you and I talked after some
Speaker 5: of them. There were so many losses this year that
Speaker 5: felt like that's it. You know, it's going to send
Speaker 5: the scene that send the season circling down the dream,
Speaker 5: and every single time, Tito's message publicly and I know
Speaker 5: it was privately, was blush yesterday, flush what has happened?
Speaker 5: Forget the next series, forget what we're doing in a month,
Speaker 5: Let's win the next baseball game. And I think that
Speaker 5: message hit home for this team. The singular focus on
Speaker 5: let's win the next one in front of us was
Speaker 5: a big reason why this team got to the postseason.
Speaker 5: I think it's gonna be really interesting, though. I think
Speaker 5: Tito spent the majority of the first season, and I
Speaker 5: think he would be willing to get to admit this,
Speaker 5: getting to know his players, getting to know the lay
Speaker 5: of the land, maybe getting to know the organization. And
Speaker 5: I think he is going to be the first to
Speaker 5: tell you that the expectations for next year are going
Speaker 5: to be pretty big and there's going to be an
Speaker 5: added focus on how he manages next year's team, and
Speaker 5: I think he's going to be up to the test.
Speaker 1: Do the Bengals are they able to put the last
Speaker 1: two weeks behind them? Well, in regard to what you
Speaker 1: just talked about with the Reds and Tito, I mean,
Speaker 1: in baseball, you have a lot more opportunities in the NFL.
Speaker 1: But I don't know how you put forty eight ten
Speaker 1: and you know, twenty eight to three behind you.
Speaker 5: I just don't know, well, especially when the next team
Speaker 5: in front of you is better than the team that
Speaker 5: beat you forty eight ten, the team to beat you
Speaker 5: twenty eight to three. You know that's Monday Night was
Speaker 5: a real damning indictment against both Zach Taylor and Juke Tobin.
Speaker 5: You know, number one, it's one thing to understand you're
Speaker 5: going to be limited when you're playing with a backup
Speaker 5: quarterback and a backup quarterback in Jake Browning who played
Speaker 5: like garbage. There's just no other way to put it.
Speaker 5: You understand all that, and you understand there's limitations that
Speaker 5: as a play caller and as an offensive coach you
Speaker 5: have to deal with. There's no excuse for your team
Speaker 5: looking blatantly unprepared. They couldn't have They couldn't figure out
Speaker 5: how to get eleven men on the field, they couldn't
Speaker 5: figure out how to line up. And I'm watching on
Speaker 5: Thursday night San Francisco forty nine ers with MATC. Jones
Speaker 5: playing quarterback. A whole post of injuries to really good
Speaker 5: players and they won a game on the road in
Speaker 5: LA against the Rams, and that in itself is impressive,
Speaker 5: But to me, it was how they looked in spite
Speaker 5: of who they didn't have. They looked prepared on a
Speaker 5: short week. They looked cohesive, They looked like they had
Speaker 5: a plan. It looked like the coaching staff figured out
Speaker 5: a way to cobble together enough of a plan and
Speaker 5: get that team ready to go to go win a
Speaker 5: game against the division rival on the road. What I
Speaker 5: saw from the Bengals on Monday night was the antithesis
Speaker 5: of that. And then there's Duke Tobin. Look at that roster.
Speaker 5: Look at that team that took the field. So many
Speaker 5: of the players who either got benched or played poorly
Speaker 5: or added nothing. For players who were here last year,
Speaker 5: Cam Taylor Brett got benched on Monday night. We had
Speaker 5: seen that before, cut bench twice last year. So Duke
Speaker 5: Tobin decided, you know what, I'm gonna take last year's
Speaker 5: team and I'm basically gonna run it back with a
Speaker 5: lot of guys who were on last year's team. Last
Speaker 5: year's team wasn't good enough to get to the postseason.
Speaker 5: Despite Joe Burrow being great and so I think everybody
Speaker 5: is fearing a blood bath tomorrow. The Detroit Lions are
Speaker 5: from an offensive perspective as good as any anybody in
Speaker 5: the NFL. The Bengals are huge home underdogs. I want
Speaker 5: to see something that looks prepared. I have no expectation
Speaker 5: that they win the football game, but after what I
Speaker 5: watched the last two weeks, show up. The only way
Speaker 5: the conversation's really gonna change is if the team itself
Speaker 5: looks prepared. We'll see if they do show up.
Speaker 1: The one positive about tomorrow is I really want I
Speaker 1: like watching the Lions play. Their fun to watch, and
Speaker 1: so are my Vanderbilt commodorees. Going for another big signature
Speaker 1: victory today in Tuscaloosa against the Alabama Crimson Tide. Diego
Speaker 1: Pavia rules. He's my favorite college quarterback to watch, and
Speaker 1: Vandy's on their way to a possible six and oh
Speaker 1: start how about that?
Speaker 5: Mom? And Diego Poppy is kind of called a shot,
Speaker 5: basically saying, you know, hey, if we play our game,
Speaker 5: we'll win easily. So we'll see if he can he
Speaker 5: can walk to walk atter he talked to talk, you
Speaker 5: know the previous three prior to last year of Vandy
Speaker 5: Alabama games. I think the combined score was I think
Speaker 5: it was one three. Well, so what they were able
Speaker 5: to do last year was a monumental upset. Alabama's playing better.
Speaker 5: It should be a fun tilt in the SEC today.
Speaker 1: Mate, maybe Vanderbilt fans will tear the goldpost down in
Speaker 1: tuscal Lousa.
Speaker 2: Wouldn't that be fun? Uh Mo, that would be fun.
Speaker 1: Have a great have a fantastic time at the game today,
Speaker 1: and we'll talk to you soon.
Speaker 2: Mo egar with us and counselor how are you? I'm good?
Speaker 2: How about you? What's on the show today? Well, we
Speaker 2: are going to talk about it's a short show.
Speaker 20: I'm going to talk about some really troubling polling with
Speaker 20: respect to socialism and how the the indoctrination has obviously
Speaker 20: been successful.
Speaker 2: Well, gen Z doesn't understand what socialism is.
Speaker 20: They have no idea whether they or not. They're not
Speaker 20: taught it in either high school, college, whatever. Also going
Speaker 20: to talk to Attorney James Bogan. He's gonna fill us
Speaker 20: in on some new developments on men pretending to be
Speaker 20: women in women's sports. Also the Komi indictment. We're going
Speaker 20: to break that down and we'll probably talk about p
Speaker 20: did he get in four years in the hoofscow.
Speaker 1: I wonder if the Department of Corrections allows him to
Speaker 1: have baby oil. Yeah, cases of it, all right, Mike Allen, Saturday,
Speaker 1: midday after the show, show at Huddles Today, we'll see
Speaker 1: at the bar lots of great college football on TV.
Speaker 2: See you then, and we're out. Peace byball ban