Speaker 1: Before we look at a look back at significant events
Speaker 1: and people tied to this particular date in history, including
Speaker 1: but not limited to these. This was the day that
Speaker 1: the British Parliament passed and it went into effect the
Speaker 1: Stamp Act, prompting stiff resistance from the American colonialist The
Speaker 1: year was seventeen sixty five, kind of the beginning of
Speaker 1: the end, a precursor to our Revolutionary War eighteen ninety four.
Speaker 1: Nicholas the second became Emperor of Russia nineteen thirty six,
Speaker 1: and a speech in Milan, Italy, Benito Mussolini described the
Speaker 1: alliance between his country and Nazi Germany as an axis
Speaker 1: running between Rome and Berlin. Two years later, on this date,
Speaker 1: a two horse match Sea Biscuit defeated the favored triple
Speaker 1: crown winner War Admiral by four links. The race of
Speaker 1: the century. It was on this date nineteen fifty. Presidential
Speaker 1: assassination attempts are nothing new in this country. It didn't
Speaker 1: start with President Trump. Nineteen fifty. On the State two
Speaker 1: Puerto Rican nationalists try to force their way into Blairhouse
Speaker 1: in Washington, d C. In a failed attempt to assassinate
Speaker 1: President Harry Truman. It's on this date in nineteen eighty
Speaker 1: two that the first Japanese car produced in this country
Speaker 1: rolled off the assembly line at the Honda manufacturing plant
Speaker 1: in Marysville. Nineteen eighty nine, East Germany reopened its border
Speaker 1: with Czechoslovakia, prompting tens of thousands to flee to the west.
Speaker 1: East Germany would later announce on November ninth it was
Speaker 1: opening its border crossings with West Berlin. They finally heated
Speaker 1: Reagan's call to tear down that wall this state. Nineteen
Speaker 1: ninety five Piece talks opened in Dayton, Ohio, leaders of Bosnia, Serbia, Croatia.
Speaker 1: There the talks would lead to the formal signing the
Speaker 1: next month in Paris of the Dayton Piece Accords, signaling
Speaker 1: the end of more than three years of war in Bosnia.
Speaker 1: Golf Hall of Famer Gary Player, What a great great player.
Speaker 2: He was.
Speaker 1: And still revered today. Gary Player is ninety years old. Today,
Speaker 1: Football Hall of Famer ten Headrigs is seventy eight. The
Speaker 1: great music producer David Foster turned seventy six. Lyle Lovett
Speaker 1: Lamb marked that we got to find some Lyle Lovett
Speaker 1: to play at some point. This morning. It's his birthday.
Speaker 1: He's sixty eight. Apple CEO Tim Cook sixty five, Anthony
Speaker 1: Keatis of the Red Hot Chili Peppers turned sixty three,
Speaker 1: Tony Collette the actress is fifty three, Jenny McCarthy is
Speaker 1: fifty three, Football Hall of Famer Steve Hutchinson is four,
Speaker 1: and Nalia Tina the actress is forty one today, and
Speaker 1: there are others. If it's your birthday, I hope that
Speaker 1: it is absolutely positively the best day you could possibly imagine,
Speaker 1: and you get to spend this day with the people
Speaker 1: you love, doing the things you love to do. And
Speaker 1: that is truly my wish for you. Gary Jeff with
Speaker 1: a Saturday Morning edition just ahead on seven hundred WLW
Speaker 1: if we have WLW sports, William Tomlinson, good morning. Can
Speaker 1: you believe that we have no bathrooms in this building?
Speaker 3: Spent a nightmare this morning, Gary Death, That's all I
Speaker 3: have to comment on this situation.
Speaker 1: I walked in the elevator. There's a big sign water
Speaker 1: shut down. Notice. Apparently the city of Cincinnati is doing
Speaker 1: something with the main water line in this building we're in,
Speaker 1: and that means that the water is completely shut off
Speaker 1: throughout the entire building. Now, I don't want to give
Speaker 1: too much away, but you have a tendency to really
Speaker 1: have to use the restroom on Saturday mornings, right.
Speaker 3: And early on Saturdays after a Friday night.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but you got to go down to P three.
Speaker 1: There's portalletts down there. So I just want to let
Speaker 1: you know if at any point you feel compelled you,
Speaker 1: I mean, you can't help it. I mean, you go
Speaker 1: more than my little Frankie, the wonder cat at home,
Speaker 1: who's always in his poop box. So I just want
Speaker 1: to let you know that at any point this morning
Speaker 1: you need me to just take the wheel for a
Speaker 1: few minutes, I will do my best because I know
Speaker 1: you have needs.
Speaker 3: This studio is about to become my poop box with
Speaker 3: all this water out.
Speaker 1: All right, So anyway, let's get to the important stuff
Speaker 1: the sports.
Speaker 3: High school football playoffs going on in Ohio beginning this
Speaker 3: past night. On Friday, Wyoming defeated Roger Bacon thirty eight
Speaker 3: to thirteen. Cincinnti College Preparatory Academy fell to Fort Recovery
Speaker 3: High School thirty four to eight. Lima topped Aikens sixty
Speaker 3: two to twenty. LaSalle edged out a win over Turpen
Speaker 3: twenty eight to twenty seven. Last night, Portsmouth defeated Summit
Speaker 3: Country Day thirty to six. Withrow blanked Piqua forty five
Speaker 3: to nothing. Lakota East defeated Oak Hills in a barn
Speaker 3: burner fifty nine to forty seven and a top Deer
Speaker 3: Park fifty four to fifteen. Wooden Woods thirty nine. Little
Speaker 3: Miami six, Nicholas defeated Chili Coough thirty four to seven.
Speaker 3: Coffee I thought the he was silent. My apologies to
Speaker 3: the Chili Coffee fans out there. Clinton Massy fifty one,
Speaker 3: Taylor twenty one. Fairfield topped Mason forty six to forty one.
Speaker 3: Harrison dominated Butler forty to seven. Lakota West blanked Hamilton
Speaker 3: thirty to nothing. In New Richmond fell to Washington fifty
Speaker 3: six to thirty five.
Speaker 1: That one coming. Is there a Game seven in the
Speaker 1: World Series? Liam?
Speaker 3: Last night, the Dodgers defeated the Blue Jays three to one.
Speaker 3: Game seven tonight at eight pm.
Speaker 1: All, come and all.
Speaker 3: Is this the greatest World Series of the twenty first century?
Speaker 1: Great Jeff, don't be flooding the airwaves with over hype,
Speaker 1: superlatives and the like just because it's a Game seven,
Speaker 1: but there is no more exciting thing to say than
Speaker 1: Game seven of the World Series. We have it. It's happening.
Speaker 1: The Bears are in town tomorrow to face our Bengals. YEP,
Speaker 1: kick except for one.
Speaker 3: Pregame coverage begains at nine thirty right here on the
Speaker 3: Home of the Best Bengals Coverage, seven hundred WLW and
Speaker 3: the Orange Blue Faced the Columbus crew on the road
Speaker 3: tomorrow night with a chance to advance to the next
Speaker 3: round of the MLS Playoffs. Kick except for six thirty.
Speaker 3: Pre game coverage begains at six on Fox Sports thirteen sixty.
Speaker 3: And you see it's on the road tonight basing Utah
Speaker 3: College game day pregame coverage because at nine kick a
Speaker 3: set for ten right here on seven hundred WLWS.
Speaker 1: How you doing, Jerry Jennifer Walker time change weekend. Each
Speaker 1: tonight before we roll back into Rack, we set the
Speaker 1: clocks back one hour. We're still doing this madness. But okay,
Speaker 1: I mean the origins of daylight and standard time, even
Speaker 1: well chronicled, we've talked about and some people say just
Speaker 1: leave it like it is, and some people say, no,
Speaker 1: let's hit daylight saving time and then just leave it
Speaker 1: like it is. I'm one of those people the ladder.
Speaker 1: I wish it was just daylight savings time all the time.
Speaker 1: But there are arguments back and forth, and we still
Speaker 1: continue to do this little dance twice a year. So
Speaker 1: we're in the middle of that, and I must win
Speaker 1: weekend for the angles. More than likely big elections in
Speaker 1: Cincinnati on Tuesday. We'll cover some of that too, But
Speaker 1: first and foremost, the lovely lady Lynette is here to
Speaker 1: join us.
Speaker 4: Oh clear bar ge two side peace papers for side
Speaker 4: Yeah queer Ma. She of purchase thirty yearsical City for
Speaker 4: clama ge to side yec fo Pucy for shot Cueerma.
Speaker 4: She had a purchase.
Speaker 1: God amen, well, amen yourself a man you are. You
Speaker 1: are in the best voice I think I've ever heard
Speaker 1: you in, Lynette.
Speaker 5: I prayed while I sound like, oh if we do.
Speaker 5: I put my crosses all around my neck and throat
Speaker 5: and that little soil very glad. It was all swell,
Speaker 5: and I'm like, he's gott give me back, give me back.
Speaker 1: Now you are you a natural soprano?
Speaker 5: I'm everything?
Speaker 1: Well, yes, I remember the morning you told me you
Speaker 1: were transracial.
Speaker 5: Yes, I'm that too.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: My wife heard that and I said, I said, what
Speaker 1: do you think of that, Kristien? She said, I think
Speaker 1: she's transplanetary.
Speaker 5: That too, treat mind. Look you look through the defrigerators,
Speaker 5: stilled door.
Speaker 1: I'm just me, Well, we love you. You don't need to
Speaker 1: be anything.
Speaker 5: Else from planet happened?
Speaker 1: What's been going on this last week since we last talked.
Speaker 5: Oh, he'd just been playing beingoing Halloween pictures and Halloween parties.
Speaker 5: And I don't have no numbers, Elvis, skim me a call,
Speaker 5: doll baby, some phone, not post say if you christ
Speaker 5: excuse me, like go one night, I saw a man
Speaker 5: standing you know where my phone is like a scenographer.
Speaker 6: Just push, push, push what you saw?
Speaker 5: No man? Phone numbers on my phone?
Speaker 1: You saw, you saw, you saw a man standing in
Speaker 1: front of you what I didn't.
Speaker 7: Know what it was.
Speaker 5: He was pushing like a synogos for working at Sandre five,
Speaker 5: they say you can erase numbers and stuff off a
Speaker 5: phone like that.
Speaker 1: So you're saying that somebody came into your room, got
Speaker 1: your phone and was erasing numbers.
Speaker 5: Evidently I don't have your number no more. I don't
Speaker 5: have nobody's number, and my grandson Jason. He always fixes
Speaker 5: my watches. Now, I got two watches on dead, so.
Speaker 1: You got two more. You got two watches, but you
Speaker 1: can't tell what time it is because they're both dead.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so they said cheap. The first year I got
Speaker 5: im on tarwarster. He said, throw them in the garbage.
Speaker 5: I said, okay, throw them in garbage. Art two more.
Speaker 5: I come up here in the age work for a
Speaker 5: boom broke the watch band boom broke. The second one,
Speaker 5: I get you on tomorrow. Yeah, I'm waiting six years ago.
Speaker 5: So then get no money from my poa. Yes, he said,
Speaker 5: I wasn't aware you had for money. I said, yes,
Speaker 5: I told you shall get tomorrow. I said, no, you
Speaker 5: ain't that fast. I said maybe a week or two.
Speaker 5: He said, yeah, two weeks. Well recently said he wasn't
Speaker 5: aware that when he come over. See, I didn't know
Speaker 5: I had COVID. He told me I had COVID. Tod
Speaker 5: Why And he tell me I'm the patient.
Speaker 1: Who didn't who didn't tell you you had COVID?
Speaker 5: The people here, Oh, I heard the nurse teller roommate.
Speaker 5: I see he still got COVID, ain't you? She said, m.
Speaker 5: I'm like, what you're talking about willis because I remember
Speaker 5: when I first had it five years ago. I called
Speaker 5: the barking dog syndrome. You shound crown dog barking, and
Speaker 5: she did for two weeks, but I wasn't aware. And
Speaker 5: my family know I'm called it, thank God because they
Speaker 5: was in out to visit me.
Speaker 1: Well, thank God.
Speaker 5: Yeah, come over to cant How.
Speaker 1: Do you, Lenett? How do you feel right now this morning?
Speaker 5: I feel great?
Speaker 1: All right, So you probably don't have COVID.
Speaker 5: No, thank god. Thanks you just coming around again, evidently
Speaker 5: because they give them now shots. I've been wanting mine
Speaker 5: for three weeks. I said, you know, a double. They
Speaker 5: said we can't get them together, so I said, we'll
Speaker 5: give him a hip. The police shot that was about
Speaker 5: three weeks ago.
Speaker 1: Did you dress up for anything for Halloween yesterday?
Speaker 5: Were Christians? Christians don't do it? We have Harvest Festival?
Speaker 1: Answer?
Speaker 5: Good God, No, I did. But I did have a
Speaker 5: beard on for a week and a half.
Speaker 1: You what I had a beard on?
Speaker 5: I was wearing a beard because I couldn't cut it off.
Speaker 5: I did cutting it, it was massaging it.
Speaker 1: Lenette. It's always good to talk to you, my dear.
Speaker 1: I'm glad that you're doing great and you sounded fantastic singing,
Speaker 1: so thank you so much for that. Have a wonderful week, baby.
Speaker 1: We love you.
Speaker 5: Oh wait, Geane, I have your numbers so much, sort
Speaker 5: of the numbers. I'm a notebook. I had no numbers. Marsha.
Speaker 5: I hope you're going good. Yeah, you transplan right, he
Speaker 5: or something. I feel isolated from all my fans on
Speaker 5: a phone, them all on, Patricia, send me a car
Speaker 5: from Columbus, and I love you all out there.
Speaker 1: All right Lynette, thank you. If there's time into the
Speaker 1: first official hour of this Saturday Morning Edition for Saturday,
Speaker 1: November one, twenty twenty five, I'm Gary Jeff Walker. It's
Speaker 1: great to be with you once again on the Saturday
Speaker 1: Morning Edition. Weekend before big elections in different places around
Speaker 1: the country and including right here in Cincinnati, the may
Speaker 1: earl election, the city council, many things up for grabs,
Speaker 1: and as we prepare, there are people moving ballots this
Speaker 1: morning right even as I speak. In One of them
Speaker 1: is my friend, the truck commander west Side, Jim Keefer.
Speaker 1: Good morning, west Side, Jim, how are we?
Speaker 8: Good morning, Gary, Jeff it's offul early, buddy. But at
Speaker 8: least I've got a bathroom. I don't have to go
Speaker 8: to P three.
Speaker 1: Oh man, I'm telling you what. This was brutal, and
Speaker 1: it was unannounced. None of us had any inkling that
Speaker 1: we'd be tinkling outside until we got here to the building.
Speaker 1: There was no email from the building, nothing from the company.
Speaker 2: That's brutal.
Speaker 1: It is brutal.
Speaker 8: They're not heated, of course, so if you got to
Speaker 8: do well, I.
Speaker 1: Mean it's okay. I mean it's forty degrees so we
Speaker 1: won't have to to worry about icicles, that's true, or
Speaker 1: blue ice.
Speaker 2: That's true.
Speaker 8: So here to do my yearly civic duty. Gary Jeff
Speaker 8: to Colleen and all the good people at the BOE
Speaker 8: before I give her a nice shout out this morning.
Speaker 1: In exactly what you do, because I still, in all
Speaker 1: these years you've described it or told me that you
Speaker 1: were a truck commander, I still don't know exactly what
Speaker 1: that means. What do you do?
Speaker 8: There's twenty five trucks that deliver the ballots to a
Speaker 8: certain locations, and then the executives from each precinct come
Speaker 8: and pick up the ballots from us and then we
Speaker 8: go back to the BOE out there in Norwood, and
Speaker 8: then Tuesday night we do to reversal. So this morning
Speaker 8: we'll be delivering approximately twenty three to twenty five precincts
Speaker 8: ballots so that people can vote on Tuesday. So it's
Speaker 8: pretty important because if we didn't deliver them, nobody would
Speaker 8: have any ballots. You know, we jump in rental trucks
Speaker 8: and deliver what.
Speaker 1: We have to do, all right, and so then Tuesday
Speaker 1: you'll pick up the ballots. Now, what happened to the
Speaker 1: unused ballots? Because I know turnout in Cincinnati elections is
Speaker 1: usually pathetically low, even for a mayor's race.
Speaker 8: Yeah, supposed to be like twenty three to twenty five percent.
Speaker 8: I think they get destroyed. If I'm not mistaken on that.
Speaker 8: One's above my pay grade. I mean, I'm just a
Speaker 8: lonely truck driver. But I'm sure when.
Speaker 6: They go back to the BOE what they have.
Speaker 8: In surplus that people have not showed up, I'm sure
Speaker 8: that they either shred them or destroy them somehow.
Speaker 1: Or they just fill him in for aft tab pure vault,
Speaker 1: so it ensures that it ensures, it ensures that he
Speaker 1: wins instead of Corey Boemer.
Speaker 6: Geez, we don't.
Speaker 8: We don't even want to discuss that one, Gary Jeff.
Speaker 1: Apparently I let the cat out of the bag.
Speaker 6: Jim.
Speaker 2: Now, I was with Corey the last three days, so.
Speaker 1: I talked to I talked to I talked to Corey
Speaker 1: earlier this week, and well, I'm not a citizen of Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: I pray that somehow, some way the pastor is elected
Speaker 1: over the current office holder.
Speaker 8: Yet great guy, So we're all hoping that one.
Speaker 6: But that's what we do.
Speaker 8: So I got to go pick up my little Democrat
Speaker 8: girl out there at the BOE. There's always a Republican
Speaker 8: and Democrat that worked together.
Speaker 2: So that they keep it.
Speaker 1: Reaching, reaching across the aisle, or across the bench, across
Speaker 1: the bench seat of the truck, as it may be.
Speaker 2: You got it, Gary Jeff.
Speaker 1: All right, Jim, I appreciate the.
Speaker 8: Time, buddy, and I'm getting ready. I'm going to head
Speaker 8: out right now as soon as I get off the phone.
Speaker 1: Enjoy your morning, Thank you, sir, take care you want,
Speaker 1: and only west side, Jim truck commander. Hi, Dave, it's
Speaker 1: Dave from Harrison and by the way, on behalf of
Speaker 1: my wife CHRISTA two point. Oh, Dave, I want to
Speaker 1: thank you for making the trek from Harrison out to
Speaker 1: Fort Thomas last Sunday to Grace Fellowship Church where my
Speaker 1: wife got baptized for the first time in her life.
Speaker 1: You being there meant the world to her, and thank
Speaker 1: you for being there.
Speaker 6: This is today which the Lord has made.
Speaker 9: We will rejoice and be glad in at Gary Jeff,
Speaker 9: Happy November.
Speaker 2: Yes, I guess happy inkling of a tinkling.
Speaker 1: I did do that, didn't I I'm sorry?
Speaker 6: What side?
Speaker 10: Jim is my hero?
Speaker 9: I want to come right out there and say it.
Speaker 2: Just get it out there. Always has been, always will be.
Speaker 6: I hear it.
Speaker 1: You could, you could choose better. But okay, Dave, what
Speaker 1: do you got?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 6: What do you call what do you call someone who
Speaker 6: plays tricks on Halloween?
Speaker 1: What do you call somebody who plays tricks on Halloween?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: That would be a Frankenstein. Yeah, sure enough, there's one.
Speaker 6: Gary.
Speaker 8: Yet, what do you call a bunch of bats that.
Speaker 9: Are all shinying?
Speaker 1: What a bunch of bats?
Speaker 2: A bunch of shy bats?
Speaker 1: What do you call shan yu and batsy? I don't know.
Speaker 6: You call them.
Speaker 2: Acrobats?
Speaker 10: Scared yeah, acrobats.
Speaker 1: It didn't even make any sense. Okay, what's the last one?
Speaker 6: This?
Speaker 1: This better be a good one. This is the big finish.
Speaker 11: Dave, I, this are supposed to make sense? Oh okay, Well,
Speaker 11: what kind of deers do friends share with each other?
Speaker 1: What kind of what.
Speaker 2: Deers do friends share with each other? Deers?
Speaker 1: I've never shared a deer with a friend, not.
Speaker 2: Even a branded deer.
Speaker 12: Wow Wow, jokes told by Dave from Harrison are. He's
Speaker 12: not necessarily considered funny by the staff, management, or advertisers
Speaker 12: of seven hundred WLW or his parent company, iHeartMedia. If
Speaker 12: these attempts at humor have caused you to roll your eyes,
Speaker 12: made your stomach churn, or you have considered the entire
Speaker 12: exercise to be a colossal waste of time, we deeply apologize.
Speaker 12: Now back to our irregular programming.
Speaker 1: Great singer, songwriter, interpreter, big band leader Lyle Lovett turned
Speaker 1: sixty eight Morning clean or no clin Texas. That's right,
Speaker 1: he's from Texas, no doubt about that. Fred is from
Speaker 1: Saint Petersburg, Florida, and he's on the phone this bright
Speaker 1: and early Saturday morning. Fred, what do you number one?
Speaker 1: What are you doing up on a Saturday morning.
Speaker 13: I've been waiting all year to tell you this joke.
Speaker 13: Oh good, it's a daylight savings joke.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 13: Nurse Mary, she was doing a rounds in the Old
Speaker 13: Folks Home and she peeked into Old Frank's room. Oh Frank,
Speaker 13: he was in there, spread and shoe polish all over
Speaker 13: swoon suit area, and she hollered in there. She goes,
Speaker 13: Frank Frank, I said, set your clocks back, thank.
Speaker 1: You, Thank you. Fred. Jeez, at least we have something
Speaker 1: quality to follow that. His name is Rick Wasburn Old
Speaker 1: Radio Rick? Good Morning.
Speaker 10: I like being led in by by Lyall Lovett a
Speaker 10: lot more.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, that would have been that would have been
Speaker 1: choice primo. But no, you got Fred as your front man.
Speaker 10: Hey, you mentioned something to Lynette about being somebody being transracial,
Speaker 10: and it cracked me up because yesterday I was working
Speaker 10: with a fellow in the morning who informed me that
Speaker 10: he was radio curious.
Speaker 1: Well, you know what, I gotta admit something that I've
Speaker 1: never admitted on the air. I'm radio curious too. Every
Speaker 1: Saturday morning when we talk, I'm curious about the device
Speaker 1: that you are tuning us in on they're just west
Speaker 1: of Indianapolis, and I'm dying to hear the reception report. Now,
Speaker 1: so what do we got?
Speaker 10: Thank you, doctor Seguey. You're coming in four by four
Speaker 10: in nineteen forty seven Stromberg Carlson. Hey, i'll take four
Speaker 10: by four in this one. It's a Model fifteen hundred
Speaker 10: h it's a dinatomic, rolls off the tongue. It's a
Speaker 10: basic AM radio. It's a so called All American five designs,
Speaker 10: so it's got five tubes. News is pretty much the
Speaker 10: same circuitry as everyone else's. And it's available in ivory
Speaker 10: or brown plastic case. And hey, without further it's you
Speaker 10: shall we go to the catalog. Please, let's the dynatomic
Speaker 10: for the bedroom or kitchen at dinner office bad idea.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, not the living room, not any other room.
Speaker 1: But if you're in the den or the kitchen, it's
Speaker 1: the perfect radio.
Speaker 10: So the body there table ACDC model of unusual power
Speaker 10: and tonal richness already. Then well, then we go on
Speaker 10: to the Stromberg Carlson ad which says, stop, look and listen.
Speaker 10: There is nothing finer than a Stromberg Carlson. Okay, so
Speaker 10: this story apparently being told by the daughter wearing a
Speaker 10: skirt with the record strewn around her on the floor.
Speaker 10: Let's see how this smart family picked up fine radio.
Speaker 10: Dad said, stop, stop, let's not be casual about this
Speaker 10: business of buying a fine radio. You don't do that
Speaker 10: many times in a lifetime. We want to be sure
Speaker 10: we're right. Mother said, look, look, we're pretty proud of
Speaker 10: the way we furnished this home, and we should look
Speaker 10: around until we find the radio in keeping with our
Speaker 10: lovely pieces. And daughter says, I said, listen, when I
Speaker 10: tune on Gershwin, I want Gershwin, and not a reasonable
Speaker 10: fac simile thereof. And the same goes for Bach or
Speaker 10: Beethoven when I'm in the mood. So let's listen for
Speaker 10: a lifetime tone. And she's a party girl, didn't she.
Speaker 10: This is nineteen forty forty seven.
Speaker 1: Forty seven, in nineteen forty seven, and she's talking about Bach, Beethoven,
Speaker 1: and Gershwin, not even Sinatra, not even you know, any
Speaker 1: big band stuff. No, we're talking about the classical composers,
Speaker 1: the great American composers Ira and George Gershwin, Which I
Speaker 1: mean when I want Gershwin, I want Gershwin. I don't
Speaker 1: I don't want gosh one, I don't or any other
Speaker 1: variation of.
Speaker 10: That machine either. We doesn't wish, she said, no, Oh
Speaker 10: my gosh.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 10: Even the way she's addressed, she does not look fun.
Speaker 10: She actually she doesn't look at day over a fifty
Speaker 10: A teenage daughter.
Speaker 6: There you go, Oh my gosh.
Speaker 10: And I've never seen a picture before with a teenager
Speaker 10: with records strewn around on the floor, but they're all
Speaker 10: classical seventy eight. Of course, she's got good taste, but
Speaker 10: she's a slob. Is long getting out of the.
Speaker 1: Not good housewife material.
Speaker 10: Watch out, kids, Dude.
Speaker 1: You don't want any part of this woman. She's gonna
Speaker 1: leave your house a mess and never pick up after herself.
Speaker 1: Much less you don't expect that pot rose to be
Speaker 1: ready when you come home for dinner.
Speaker 10: Yes, and good luck with that fine record collection you're
Speaker 10: bringing into the marriage.
Speaker 1: That's right. Those platters won't be good. Those platters won't
Speaker 1: be good enough to serve dinner on.
Speaker 6: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 10: And another subject, Karma hates me, apparently, because yesterday I
Speaker 10: got home to get ready for the trigger treaters, and
Speaker 10: darned if the doorbell stopped working. Darn that was that
Speaker 10: was an interesting challenge.
Speaker 1: Well, you need a good knocker or two at your house.
Speaker 10: Old Radio.
Speaker 1: If you'd like to find out more, check out Rick
Speaker 1: Washburn at Old Radio Rick at gmail dot How Now,
Speaker 1: Brown County, we go to the bar on Main Street
Speaker 1: at a place known as Brookies right now, Good morning, gang,
Speaker 1: whoa You got a lot of folks there this.
Speaker 9: Morning, lots of folks and two dogs.
Speaker 1: You know, we have a new dog in the fold here.
Speaker 1: Maggie has joined in the fun. So we got I've
Speaker 1: met Maggie. Maggie is a sweet doggie. And is Jack there? Yes,
Speaker 1: so Darren actually was Darren actually woke up then.
Speaker 14: Fantastic brought along with me.
Speaker 1: Very very much.
Speaker 2: We had last week.
Speaker 15: So that's why we got a crowd this morning.
Speaker 1: That's right, man, join in the fun. Absolutely, everybody dive
Speaker 1: in to a pile on the floor and wriggle. So
Speaker 1: a couple of things going on this morning. Uh, Angie
Speaker 1: is there? Angie's not usually there? She of course is
Speaker 1: the uh the misses of the oil baron of Brown County,
Speaker 1: Doug and uh at a little a little road trip.
Speaker 1: She's she's Mulania to his Donald as we like to say,
Speaker 1: and as we mentioned, the weather Rock was back, did
Speaker 1: we find a permanent place that we of course, Brookies
Speaker 1: is not only a bar, it's also sometimes a restaurant
Speaker 1: if the cook's out of jail. But it's also the
Speaker 1: Ripley to the Ripley, the Ripley Center for tourism is
Speaker 1: the weather Rock. Has it found a home yet?
Speaker 14: Well, it's inside right now with it's decorating with the
Speaker 14: Halloween motif.
Speaker 10: Oh right now.
Speaker 14: So we're gonna have to find a place for it outside.
Speaker 14: But anyway, it's got some water on it. I think
Speaker 14: somebody may be spilt a drink on it or something.
Speaker 11: But I think that.
Speaker 6: Means it's going to rain.
Speaker 1: We might get a little sprinkle there, Yeah, we might,
Speaker 1: all right, absolutely if Queen of Hearts continues to roll,
Speaker 1: is that correct?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 16: Two hundred and thirty five thousand right now, And Darren's
Speaker 16: kind of changed things up.
Speaker 15: We're drawing three different times on Wednesday nights.
Speaker 10: Also not start last week, right yep, yep?
Speaker 1: Oh your work there?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, how does that work?
Speaker 7: At seven thirty?
Speaker 6: We usually draw for the Queen of Hearts, so we've
Speaker 6: that hasn't changed.
Speaker 10: If you're not here, or if it's not the Queen
Speaker 10: of Hearts, you get.
Speaker 2: One hundred dollars.
Speaker 10: So we draw it.
Speaker 7: Eight o'clock we do the same thing, and eight thirty
Speaker 7: we do the same thing. And we also do a
Speaker 7: drawer in the day thirty to just pull your name
Speaker 7: out and you're here to get.
Speaker 9: Five hundred dollars, kind like four drum that's nice.
Speaker 7: Then, yeah, And then I gave the last guy the
Speaker 7: option didn't get the five hundred dollars or he'd cut
Speaker 7: another card off the board. He got to take one
Speaker 7: or the other. He took the money. But that's an option.
Speaker 7: It's deal or no deal.
Speaker 2: What Brookies, Well, it sounds.
Speaker 1: Like an awful lot of fun anything going on this
Speaker 1: weekend outside of a two dog morning.
Speaker 7: No bands tonight that I had one book, but one
Speaker 7: of the bass player's brother passed away yesterday.
Speaker 6: They canceled on them.
Speaker 7: Yeah so yeah, but yeah, we're just gonna wing it.
Speaker 9: Next Saturday.
Speaker 2: We'll be in Russellville.
Speaker 1: Oh really, at least his wayside.
Speaker 9: Yeah, be on the road.
Speaker 1: Love that taking taking Brookies on the road on a Saturday.
Speaker 1: All right, gang, it's great here. You're all in great
Speaker 1: voice and have a wonderful time. Is Matt Miller there?
Speaker 9: No, No, didn't answer the call.
Speaker 14: Mat he was out too late last night because I
Speaker 14: was out too late last Maybe well my daughter was
Speaker 14: out running around with.
Speaker 6: Bat Now how come?
Speaker 1: How come the one true alcoholic doesn't show up at
Speaker 1: the bar at six point thirty on a Saturday morning.
Speaker 1: I can't believe it. Take care, guys, have a fantastic weekend.
Speaker 1: Steve fro Met No High six forty five Eastern. That is,
Speaker 1: don't forget to set your clocks back one hour tonight
Speaker 1: before you go to bed. Yeah, it's that that time
Speaker 1: of the year again. And tomorrow morning it'll be an
Speaker 1: hour earlier than it is now, even though it's later.
Speaker 1: I'm confused, but that's nothing new for me. Gary Jeff
Speaker 1: with you on the Saturday morning edition. Here is the
Speaker 1: guy who helps diffuse that confusion, A gentleman who, through
Speaker 1: his commentaries, his wit, his wisdom, and his keen historical knowledge,
Speaker 1: clears things up on a lot of different fronts. Every
Speaker 1: Saturday morning around this time, Steve from at Ohio is back.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Steven, Good.
Speaker 17: Morning, Gary. Jeff Lebron James caught the attention of the
Speaker 17: big money crowd while he was still a junior at
Speaker 17: Saint Vincent Saint Mary High School on Akron as you
Speaker 17: know you should. He skipped college for the NBA and
Speaker 17: has done rather well financially. How much could he have
Speaker 17: earned while in college from name, image, likeness money? Remembering
Speaker 17: that NIL did not come to the NCD until twenty
Speaker 17: twenty one, welcome folks to the Ohio High School Athletic
Speaker 17: Association member voting referendum November seventeen to twenty one, which
Speaker 17: will decide whether Ohio remains one of only five states
Speaker 17: that have not approved NIL money for high schools. The
Speaker 17: principles of those schools will each task one vote. This
Speaker 17: comes as a result of a lawsuit by a Dayton
Speaker 17: area phenom and his mother at a judge's temporary restraining order,
Speaker 17: forcing OHSAA to draft and present a plan to its members.
Speaker 17: Jamiir Brown, the athlete in question, has committed to Ohio state.
Speaker 17: In all forty five NIL states, in Ohio's proposal is
Speaker 17: no exception. The proof is in the pudding. Restrictions very
Speaker 17: tremendous Ohios include barring quote personal branding activities during school
Speaker 17: hours or while traveling to and from any OHSAA event.
Speaker 17: The deal cannot induce the student to attend a specific school.
Speaker 17: Ohio schools cannot arrange deals on behalf of an athlete.
Speaker 17: Athletes have to NOTIFYSAA within fourteen days of a deal
Speaker 17: or become ineligible for a period of quote up to
Speaker 17: twenty percent of the sports season. A spokesman FORSAA has
Speaker 17: made it clear the overseer and this is a quote,
Speaker 17: does not want to mimic the NCAA protocols, especially transfer portals.
Speaker 17: The referendum's complete text is due to be released publicly
Speaker 17: any day now. I'll be very interested in the penalties
Speaker 17: for violations to an athlete's grades or attendance record matter
Speaker 17: our endorsements for gambling, alcohol or marijuana forbidden. If and
Speaker 17: when Ohio approves an NIL proposal, only Michigan, Indiana, Alabama,
Speaker 17: and Hawaii remain non nil states. Have these states witnessed
Speaker 17: an exodus of high school athletes looking for a pot
Speaker 17: of gold elsewhere?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 17: Let me conclude with a reminder of that nineteen eighties
Speaker 17: Bob Knight interview with Playboy in which he pointed out
Speaker 17: the fairly extensive violations of NCAA rules but refused to
Speaker 17: blame the nc DOUBLEA, noting how little money it gets
Speaker 17: to police its members. The nil money college athletes get
Speaker 17: is not held in escrow in the normal sense of
Speaker 17: that word, so they can spend it as fast as
Speaker 17: it comes in. Presumably it's the same now that high
Speaker 17: schools are involved. At the college level. Third parties oversee
Speaker 17: the transactions to ensure compliance with NCAA rules and state laws. Yeah,
Speaker 17: it's really getting the weeds, isn't it. ESPN explains it
Speaker 17: this way, and this is a quote. Common school requirements
Speaker 17: include that the athlete get business advice or training beforehand,
Speaker 17: and abstain from promoting certain products or services. One would
Speaker 17: hope that one of them is gambling. State laws primarily
Speaker 17: focus on preventing NIL deals used as recruiting tools, with
Speaker 17: some stage limiting or outlawing booster club activities in an
Speaker 17: NIL process. The NCAA prohibition list also involves quote deals
Speaker 17: that directly involved athletic performance or would compromise. Oh this
Speaker 17: is really good an athlete's amateur status. Can we all
Speaker 17: agree that?
Speaker 6: Jesus?
Speaker 17: Can we all agree the ladership sailed a hell of
Speaker 17: a long time ago. Presently, the NCAA is trying hard
Speaker 17: to get a federal law protecting its self from anti
Speaker 17: trust actions. One wonders if high school athletes will be
Speaker 17: sensible with their nil A goodies when college recipients like
Speaker 17: Shadeur Sanders set an unfortunate example. Shadeur left Colorado with
Speaker 17: over six million dollars and has managed to spend about
Speaker 17: a third of it, much of that on a celebrity
Speaker 17: laden draft party in Dallas, despite his failing to get
Speaker 17: picked by the Browns until the fifth round, when some
Speaker 17: experts thought he'd go in round one. Incidentally, his dad
Speaker 17: and Colorado head coach Dion Sanders, did not attend the
Speaker 17: draft party. And by the way, did anybody call in
Speaker 17: Gary jeff on this comment that was made on the
Speaker 17: air today that the current approved unanimously vote on redistricting
Speaker 17: air in Ohio will last until twenty thirty. No, that's
Speaker 17: not true. The next redraw of districts will wait for
Speaker 17: the twenty thirty census, which determines how many congressional seats
Speaker 17: we get. Now, we took five years this time, so
Speaker 17: maybe you'd be closer to the truth if you said
Speaker 17: thirty thirty five. Just thinking that's dangerous, Take care of
Speaker 17: yourself and talk to you next week there, Jeff.
Speaker 1: Well, Steve, it's actually the news department that said until
Speaker 1: twenty thirty maybe a little bit more research should be done.
Speaker 1: And I want to remind you that you mentioned Lebron
Speaker 1: James at the beginning of this conversation about high school
Speaker 1: Nil in Ohio. Lebron James his senior season, his senior
Speaker 1: year in high school, was driving around a brand new Hummer,
Speaker 1: of course, that belonged to his mom, a single, hard
Speaker 1: working mother. Sure it happens ray in Lovelin, good morning.
Speaker 2: My brother Gary, Jeff, that would be King James as
Speaker 2: he was called back then. And you're one hundred percent
Speaker 2: correct on that. And I you know Nil and bitcoin,
Speaker 2: you know, neither of those subjects. I have much understanding.
Speaker 2: But now thanks to Steve and I all have a
Speaker 2: little bit understanding and about all I need. I hope
Speaker 2: what it sounds. Doesn't it sound like end of days? Almost?
Speaker 2: What's happened in sports? I mean, can we ruin it anymore?
Speaker 6: I don't understay it.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, the next thing is uh elementary school junior
Speaker 1: high I of course, now I would not have earned
Speaker 1: a great deal of nil money as a sixth or
Speaker 1: seventh man on the Knox Toss junior high basketball team
Speaker 1: in ninth grade. But nobody, nobody wanted to use my name,
Speaker 1: my image, or my likeness for anything except I don't know,
Speaker 1: maybe a dark board. So well, you know, I wouldn't
Speaker 1: have affected my athletic career at all, my short but
Speaker 1: storied athletic career in Hendersonville, Tennessee.
Speaker 2: And perhaps you'd better off as result. But you know,
Speaker 2: I do want to give a tip of the cap
Speaker 2: to both you and Steve Schulty, and because he's coming
Speaker 2: up I know a little bit. And the environment scam
Speaker 2: that we've been living in, you both have been staunched
Speaker 2: insteadfast for decades, I know, for twenty five years on
Speaker 2: this subject. And the reason I bring it up because
Speaker 2: it seems that the there's cracks in the walls of
Speaker 2: the environmentalism, as Rush used to say, environmentalism is the
Speaker 2: new word for socialism.
Speaker 1: Indeed, even we are going to get into that just
Speaker 1: after seven o'clock with the Bill Gates reversal.
Speaker 2: There we go. And I did not want to step.
Speaker 6: On that at all.
Speaker 1: Oh no, Now it's a good tast that's what we
Speaker 1: call a tease in the business. Ray, good job, Mark.
Speaker 2: To tate this all right, Tyler, good to talk to you.
Speaker 2: God bless you, and God bless America.
Speaker 1: God bless you. Sir. We will come back with mister
Speaker 1: Shulty and maybe something else before the top of the hour.
Speaker 1: Hang on, it's a Saturday Morning edition for Saturday, November first,
Speaker 1: on seven hundred W The Saturday Morning Edition for Saturday
Speaker 1: November one, twenty twenty five. How you doing. I'll be fine,
Speaker 1: Thank you, Gary, Jeff Walker. I am I, and you
Speaker 1: are you and we are all together. Cuckockachew six minutes
Speaker 1: after the hour before we get to Steve Shulty. Real quick,
Speaker 1: Tim who does the high school football scoreboard show, had
Speaker 1: some comments on the high school nil or the nil
Speaker 1: in general. Tim quickly, sir, good morning. How are you.
Speaker 16: I feel great, Gary, Jeff, thanks for taking my call.
Speaker 16: I'm in a bad section, so if I happen to
Speaker 16: lose you, I will apologize, but real quickly. On Jamiir Brown.
Speaker 16: He attends Wayne High School in Dayton, Ohio. He is
Speaker 16: currently the number two wide receiver and the number five
Speaker 16: player in the United States according to some recruiting services.
Speaker 16: And money for training and for tutoring. But my argument
Speaker 16: is that he is very well recognized and known. There
Speaker 16: are about seven hundred and eight schools in the state
Speaker 16: of Ohio to have high school football. There's about a
Speaker 16: thousand high schools. Last time this vote came up, it
Speaker 16: was voted down two to one, so roughly six hundred
Speaker 16: and fifty high schools do not want nil in the
Speaker 16: state of Ohio.
Speaker 2: The other thing real quickly.
Speaker 1: Is doing.
Speaker 6: Well.
Speaker 1: You were right about the reception, Tim. I'll tell you what.
Speaker 1: I'll put you on hold if you had anything else
Speaker 1: to offer. Let's go head to our environmental engineer Steve Schulte,
Speaker 1: who owes as a strong signal because he is there.
Speaker 1: They good morning, how are you.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 1: Interesting news this past week on the climate craze front
Speaker 1: is that Bill Gates, the multi billionaire who has been
Speaker 1: behind the narrative that we're in a climate crisis caused
Speaker 1: by the use of fossil fuels and man made activity
Speaker 1: has driven us to the brink. Now he's saying, yeah,
Speaker 1: you know, really it's not a crisis. Huh. How about that?
Speaker 9: Well, well, there may be some cracks. I'm not ready
Speaker 9: to pop the champagne if you will, Okay, because I
Speaker 9: did look. Take a look at Bill gate blog of
Speaker 9: October twenty eight. It's under the title three tough Truce.
Speaker 1: About Climate and this is what blog says.
Speaker 9: Number One, climate change is serious, but we've made great progress.
Speaker 9: We need to keep backing the break backing up the
Speaker 9: breakthroughs that will help the world reach zero emissions. Next,
Speaker 9: but we can't cut funding for health and development programs
Speaker 9: that help people stay resilient in the face of climate change. Well,
Speaker 9: are we gonna have fun boats? And next is it's
Speaker 9: time to put human welfare at the center of our
Speaker 9: climate strategies, which includes reducing the green premium. I'll explain
Speaker 9: that to zero and improving agriculture and health in poor countries.
Speaker 9: The green premium is coined by Bill Gates. It's the
Speaker 9: additional cost for a product or service that does not
Speaker 9: emit CO two. So apparently wants to clear that. But
Speaker 9: more importantly later on in the blog, and this is
Speaker 9: under bold print is to be clear, climate change is
Speaker 9: a very important problem. It needs to be solved along
Speaker 9: most other problems like malaria, malnutrition. Every tenth of a
Speaker 9: degree of heating, I would say warming every tenth degree
Speaker 9: of heating that we prevent. It's hugely beneficial because a
Speaker 9: stable climate makes it easier to improve people's lives. Gary jeffs,
Speaker 9: he still draps the kool aid and believes in the
Speaker 9: lie that underlies this hoax.
Speaker 1: No, he's still he's still he's still preaching the lie
Speaker 1: because he's preached the lie for twenty years. And to
Speaker 1: completely backtrack on it would be admitting that he was
Speaker 1: part of the hoax, which he was a huge part
Speaker 1: of the hoax. And as far as him worried about
Speaker 1: human health and compromising humanity, he's the same guy who
Speaker 1: said he thought the Earth would be better off if
Speaker 1: we only had five hundred million people on it instead
Speaker 1: of seven billion. This is this is the same anti
Speaker 1: humanist Bill Gates right, that has been lying, and to
Speaker 1: admit that he was lying would shine the spotlight on
Speaker 1: him even more than backtracking a little bit.
Speaker 9: See so back again some cracks, but I would not
Speaker 9: be popping the champagne. And interesting enough, on this past Thursday,
Speaker 9: through the CO two coalition, they put out something which
Speaker 9: hunts and climate change European witch hunts of the fourteen
Speaker 9: hundreds and through the sixteen hundreds targeted witches that were
Speaker 9: thought it would be responsible for epidemics and crop failures
Speaker 9: related to the climate temperatures, the Little Ice Age, And
Speaker 9: one of the interesting things in his book.
Speaker 10: A Where is It?
Speaker 1: I Don't Know?
Speaker 9: Very commni and Warming by executive director Greg Wright Wright Stone,
Speaker 9: he shows the graph. But interesting enough, you know what
Speaker 9: was happening back then is the first witch hunts occurred
Speaker 9: with plunging temperatures that transition the Europe from the beneficial
Speaker 9: medieval warm period of eight fifty to twelve fifty does
Speaker 9: increasing cold, naturally driven climate change was accompanied by crop failure, hunger,
Speaker 9: rising prices, epidemics and mass population. Well really what it meant.
Speaker 6: Was mass deaths.
Speaker 9: And it's interesting that during this cold period is when
Speaker 9: all this witch hunt stuff began because that's what band thought,
Speaker 9: that evil humans were causing the bad weather, and they
Speaker 9: estimated tens of thousands of witches during this period were
Speaker 9: killed in Europe alone, particularly during fifteen sixty to sixteen
Speaker 9: eighty when we had dramatic cold weather. But interesting enough,
Speaker 9: what caused the end of the witch and the killings
Speaker 9: in the late starting in the late sixteen hundreds, the
Speaker 9: warming trend that started three hundred years ago continues today
Speaker 9: in fits and starts.
Speaker 6: Isn't that amazing?
Speaker 9: Climate change is always changing. No stable clients have ever
Speaker 9: ever ever existed on the planet.
Speaker 2: Earth, weak or without.
Speaker 1: And furthermore, to your point, Steve, the narrative of climate crisis,
Speaker 1: whether it be freezing or warming, has always been surrounded
Speaker 1: by superstition and non science, just like the current incarnation.
Speaker 1: Thank you, sir. Seven thirteen at seven hundred WL. Just
Speaker 1: an amalgamation of crazy, wild stories from all over the
Speaker 1: country and all over the world. Here is your correspondent,
Speaker 1: Tom David.
Speaker 18: Good morning, Gary, Jeff. This week to the Victor go
Speaker 18: the Acorns. Yes, but first, a strange thing is happening
Speaker 18: near the Chernobyl exclusion Zone. Dogs are turning blue, the
Speaker 18: offspring of the abandoned dogs in the nineteen eighty six
Speaker 18: is well documented disaster are turning completely blue. Doctors have
Speaker 18: no idea what's going on. They're trying to figure out
Speaker 18: what's causing the color change. One thought is that they
Speaker 18: might be drinking some radiated toilet water. That's for real.
Speaker 18: There's an organization called Dogs of Chernobyl that's accepting donations.
Speaker 1: If you would like to help out the Blue Dogs.
Speaker 18: Meanwhile, six people arrested in Saint Lucy County, Florida after
Speaker 18: a case of mistaken location. It seems that this half
Speaker 18: dozen thought they were at a nude beach when they
Speaker 18: took it all off. Turns out they missed it by
Speaker 18: that much. The nude beach they were looking for was
Speaker 18: one mile north of their location. Despite the obvious mix up,
Speaker 18: they were arrested and charged with indecent exposure. Speaking of
Speaker 18: naked people, a woman in Illinois was left naked and
Speaker 18: afraid on a waxing table after her waxer quit midwax.
Speaker 18: Apparently they got into some kind of argument and the
Speaker 18: waxer walked out, leaving the customer bear naked on the
Speaker 18: table covered in wax. Eventually, they found a brave employee
Speaker 18: to step in and finish the job, and finally, a
Speaker 18: group of overweight rodents recently competed in the Texas Parks
Speaker 18: and Wildlife's inaugural Fat Squirrel Week. The competition aimed to
Speaker 18: crown the most obese squirrel across all of the Texas
Speaker 18: State Parks. Chunk of Saurus Rex was to proclaim the
Speaker 18: winner after a bracket style competition took place using social
Speaker 18: media likes as votes. Other competitors included Chunk, Norris and Stanley.
Speaker 18: The Texas Tank Top Prize you guessed it Nuts. Next
Speaker 18: week health Club offers Porsche to first person to lose
Speaker 18: one hundred pounds have a great weekend, saying there's almost.
Speaker 1: Four another hour this Saturday Morning edition, for this Saturday,
Speaker 1: November the first twenty twenty five. I'm Gary Jeff Walker,
Speaker 1: and you're not and aren't you glad? I'm going to
Speaker 1: carry that around, believe me? Heavy is the head who
Speaker 1: wear's the headphones. Seven minutes past the hour on this
Speaker 1: Saturday morning. Well, it's that time already. My goodness still
Speaker 1: to come. Gifts from Wally and a visit from Moe Egger,
Speaker 1: who is going to be live and I would guess
Speaker 1: a hotel room somewhere in Utah unless he got into
Speaker 1: a private home somewhere for the UC game later today.
Speaker 1: How about a science minute with our friends science money.
Speaker 1: I think that would be appropriate and timely.
Speaker 16: Yes, as a nightly scientist, surprising all blinding me.
Speaker 1: Yes, indeed, Good morning, Michael, how are you?
Speaker 2: Monster Mash was the first rap song you know, I.
Speaker 1: Know, actually usually the first rap song is attributed to
Speaker 1: Bob Dylan and the Subterranean Homesick Blues Mom was in
Speaker 1: the base Man mixing up to medicine. He's doing the
Speaker 1: flashcards in the video. It's like the first rap video
Speaker 1: Bob Dylan. Monster Mass was Monster Mass was a dance song,
Speaker 1: kind of like No, the early sixties were rife with
Speaker 1: dance crazes, and I mean it's the reason Chubby Checker's
Speaker 1: finally gotten into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
Speaker 1: because of the dance crazes. He started with the twist
Speaker 1: and limbo rock and the rest of that stuff. And
Speaker 1: then you know, he had he had to mash potato
Speaker 1: all the fly all of the dance songs came out
Speaker 1: in the early sixties.
Speaker 11: Well, they had another song this last night, we're driving
Speaker 11: back from the great hit Halloween.
Speaker 2: Was the Frankenstein.
Speaker 1: Bob the frank I've never I've never heard the Frankenston.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I haven't either. It was on one of your
Speaker 11: older stations on the FM side. Okay, this is let's
Speaker 11: get to the topic. You'll like this. When I think
Speaker 11: this topic was actually under the science heading under a magazine,
Speaker 11: and I'll read the title that the other articles. Do
Speaker 11: NFL reps favor the Kansas City Chiefs? Now, this is
Speaker 11: published in the Financial Review and it came out of
Speaker 11: Texas ou Pastor University and South Carolina University, University of
Speaker 11: South Carolina.
Speaker 2: And what they had found was the answer yes, basically
Speaker 2: and what they've looked at was true.
Speaker 1: The Chiefs are just said good. They found what.
Speaker 11: They looked at thirteen thousand defensive penalties from twenty fifteen
Speaker 11: to twenty twenty three, and they looked at it and
Speaker 11: the postseason officiating appears to be systematically favored to the
Speaker 11: mahomes Ara Chiefs. And what they found was during the
Speaker 11: playoff side two point three six yards were longer for
Speaker 11: defensive calls against the Chiefs offense, twenty three percent more
Speaker 11: likely to result in the first down, twenty eight percent
Speaker 11: more likely to be subjective calls, and other worse things
Speaker 11: you can't overturn. And these were absent during the regular
Speaker 11: season at least only happened during the playoff season. And
Speaker 11: it was interesting is this started in twenty fifteen to
Speaker 11: twenty seventeen period. And they cite the NFL face the
Speaker 11: anthem kneeling issue and the social controversies at the time
Speaker 11: and ratings were down, and the Chiefs drew four million
Speaker 11: more viewers in twenty percent higher television ratings in twenty seventeen,
Speaker 11: So you know, it was interesting. I just want to
Speaker 11: read two quick, small paragraphs from this article and we'll
Speaker 11: move we'll move on. The key finding was that the
Speaker 11: postseason penalties against the defensive playing Kansas City consistently went
Speaker 11: further farther and occurred at more defense decisive moments than
Speaker 11: similar calls against any other team team.
Speaker 2: And then it's an.
Speaker 11: Even more telling The effect grew stronger when the same
Speaker 11: referees who had previously officially a Chiefs playoff game were
Speaker 11: reassigned to call another Kansas City postseason matchup. The refs
Speaker 11: were significantly more likely the issue calls in the Chiefs
Speaker 11: favor in higher, higher high leverage situations. In other words,
Speaker 11: third down plays that went into made a first down
Speaker 11: out of it. So they're not saying it's fixed, They're
Speaker 11: just saying, because of pressure of making more succeeding business,
Speaker 11: you know, the refs are employed by the NFL, that
Speaker 11: these calls are more favored for the improved of business stature.
Speaker 2: Well, per se, I.
Speaker 1: Rely as a Chiefs fan on the old adage there
Speaker 1: are lies, damn lies in their statistics. That's prove it
Speaker 1: out pretty pretty much the same thing the fixes on
Speaker 1: Chiefs every weekend. All right, all right, Michael, thank you bye,
Speaker 1: eight twelve at seven hundred w. This program always tries
Speaker 1: to rely on something positive to get us through, and
Speaker 1: we do that by bringing you the word of God
Speaker 1: via the mouth of my brother Rick Green with a
Speaker 1: Bible verse on a Saturday morning. Brother Green, good morning,
Speaker 1: how are you?
Speaker 2: Hey?
Speaker 1: Good morning Gary, Jeff.
Speaker 10: I'm going okay.
Speaker 2: This passes today.
Speaker 6: Gary.
Speaker 19: I want to apply it to my life and I
Speaker 19: pray to everyone listen to it, pray it for me sometimes, Gery,
Speaker 19: you're just going through stuff. People may look at you
Speaker 19: a certain way, but God knows you and the song
Speaker 19: fifty one thirteen create me a pure heart, O God,
Speaker 19: and we knew a past spirit within you.
Speaker 10: Grey.
Speaker 20: I go through the same thing everybody else goes through.
Speaker 20: I'm stubborn at times.
Speaker 1: Sometimes I just don't want to do what God.
Speaker 6: Asking me to do.
Speaker 2: I made mistakes, no poor judgment, you name it.
Speaker 1: I'm there.
Speaker 2: It's just couldn't be heavy today.
Speaker 1: No, we're both praying for a sister in Christ that
Speaker 1: we we both know that you know very well. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you just suffered a stroke this week, and we will
Speaker 1: continue to do that. And Rick, you know you said
Speaker 1: give me the give me the verse again so people
Speaker 1: can check it out. Sometimes it's not all that clear
Speaker 1: on the telephone.
Speaker 11: Some what.
Speaker 20: If Palm fifty one, Verse ten, Psalm fifty one. They
Speaker 20: didn't need a pure heart, Oh God, and we knew
Speaker 20: a stat spirit within me. Indeed that's name.
Speaker 1: Amen, brother, thank you. And from that we go to
Speaker 1: that Teresa who has other words on a Saturday morning,
Speaker 1: Good morning, that Teresa.
Speaker 10: How are we?
Speaker 7: We?
Speaker 21: We are a little chilly today.
Speaker 15: You guys are having a heat wave. It's thirty eight
Speaker 15: degrees and I'm outside in the lovely screened in for
Speaker 15: some report.
Speaker 1: Now you're you're in South Carolina and it's thirty eight degrees.
Speaker 1: I just looked at the thismometer again. It's thirty nine here,
Speaker 1: So we're not much warmer. It's it's been ticking, it's
Speaker 1: been ticking down. It always does that right before sunrise
Speaker 1: for some reason.
Speaker 15: Yeah, between like six and seven or seven and eight,
Speaker 15: it's always a couple of degrees cooler.
Speaker 21: Well, greetings, in salutations.
Speaker 15: Gary Jiff ringmaster of the Saturday Morning Edition, Three Rings Circus.
Speaker 15: Oh my goodness, vouschong ha Christ the two point, which
Speaker 15: is good morning in Chinese thanks to President Trump's recent
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Speaker 15: the Wonder Cat in Chinese.
Speaker 6: Hi, That's that's it for me.
Speaker 21: I'm done.
Speaker 1: I thought anything revolving revolving around felines and Chinese, I
Speaker 1: figure has something to do with a recipe or being hungry.
Speaker 1: So I don't know Frankie appreciates that or not. Anyway, Please,
Speaker 1: I love Moogoo guy pants.
Speaker 15: I like my cat with a little bit of snow peapods,
Speaker 15: I digress. Hey, sorry for sorry, frank My apologies.
Speaker 1: They told me it was chicken, got it.
Speaker 21: You know, I've never seen a part of the chicken
Speaker 21: that looks like what's in my Moogoo guy pant?
Speaker 6: What part of the chicken is that exactly?
Speaker 2: Anyway?
Speaker 6: Hey too.
Speaker 21: My bff Angela in Arizona, you know, Gary Jess, he
Speaker 21: gets up.
Speaker 6: At five thirty, so she says to listen to you.
Speaker 15: I'm gonna call her after we're done and test because
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Speaker 1: Time for gifts from Wally, possibly delving into the paranormal
Speaker 1: this morning. Mozart passes away in seventeen ninety one. He's
Speaker 1: buried in a churchyard. A couple of days later, the
Speaker 1: town drunk is walking through the cemetery and hears some
Speaker 1: strange noises emanating from Mozart's burial site. Terrified, the trunk
Speaker 1: runs and gets a priest to come and listen. The
Speaker 1: priest bends down close to the grave and here's some faint,
Speaker 1: unrecognizable music coming from below. Frightened, the priest ran and
Speaker 1: got the town magistrate. The magistrate arrives, bent his ear
Speaker 1: to the grave, listens for a moment, and said, ah, yes,
Speaker 1: that's Mozart's ninth Symphony being played backwards. He listened a
Speaker 1: while longer and said, that's the eighth Symphony, and it's
Speaker 1: backwards too. Most puzzling. So the magistrate kept listening at
Speaker 1: Mozart's grave. There's the seventh, the sixth, the fifth. Suddenly
Speaker 1: the realization of what was happening dawned on him. He
Speaker 1: stood up and announced a now gathered crowd that had
Speaker 1: gathered around the cemetery in Mozart's graves. Said, my fellow citizens,
Speaker 1: there is no cause for concern. It's just Mozart decomposing.
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Speaker 1: This is Jim.
Speaker 6: Hello.
Speaker 1: Jim started advertising with Iharvey when Fred Gwen, who's the
Speaker 1: judge in the case, is well, he's addressing Joe Peshi,
Speaker 1: who's a lawyer for these two kids who've been charged
Speaker 1: with a heinous crime, and Joe peshe says something about
Speaker 1: the two utes, and fred Gwen, the judge, says, did
Speaker 1: you say the two utes? Because Moegger is in Utah
Speaker 1: and apparently he has avoided the complimentary begels at the
Speaker 1: hotel although it's so early there they may not even
Speaker 1: be offering them yet. I don't know if begels are
Speaker 1: illegal in Utah or if they're permitted. And he's avoided
Speaker 1: the couch and he's with us now on the telephone.
Speaker 6: Hey Mo, what's up?
Speaker 1: So it is very very early where you are, a
Speaker 1: mountain time, I believe, but I appreciate I appreciate you
Speaker 1: getting up to join us this morning to talk a
Speaker 1: little sports. And let's start with the football game. You're
Speaker 1: in Utah for UC and Utah where the Bearcats, although
Speaker 1: they've cracked into the top twenty, are still not the
Speaker 1: favorite team against a very good Utah squad.
Speaker 6: Tell me about the game, pretty significant underdog tonight for
Speaker 6: the Bearcats. This is going to be a really tough test.
Speaker 6: You know. Last week, excuse me, last week Cincinnati played Baylor,
Speaker 6: and Baylor came into the game with the most prolific
Speaker 6: passing offense in the country. Utah has the most prolific
Speaker 6: rushing offense in the Big Twelve. Ran for excuse me,
Speaker 6: ran for over four hundred yards against Colorado last week.
Speaker 6: And I think if there's a weakness to Cincinnati's team,
Speaker 6: it's their running defense. The three to three to five
Speaker 6: defense they play puts them susceptible to teams that can
Speaker 6: run the ball really well. And so I wonder about
Speaker 6: a couple of things here. At number one, basically, can
Speaker 6: you see stop to run?
Speaker 2: Number two?
Speaker 6: Can they avoid the long sustained drives that they have
Speaker 6: been prone to giving up at times this year? The
Speaker 6: number three, if they have to play from behind really
Speaker 6: for the first time since the Nebraska game, the first
Speaker 6: game of the season, are they going to be equipped
Speaker 6: to do so?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Well, there you go. And it always seems to
Speaker 1: me that college rushing when I watch college games as
Speaker 1: approach to post to the NFL, college teams that do
Speaker 1: have a good running game tend to get those runs
Speaker 1: in big chunks. I mean, it's not uncommon to see
Speaker 1: a seven or eight yard rush almost every time out
Speaker 1: of the box. If you've got a good running team
Speaker 1: in college, where the pros, I mean, I don't know,
Speaker 1: the average is probably just slightly over three yards of carry,
Speaker 1: but college you get really big chunk plays on running
Speaker 1: plays a lot. If you watch a lot of college football,
Speaker 1: but you see does have a pretty effective offense, and
Speaker 1: maybe they can match fire with fire that way.
Speaker 6: It's remarkable how good your offense can be when number one,
Speaker 6: your quarterback never gets sacked. Rennan Swarsbians has been sacked
Speaker 6: twice this season. And number two wouldn't you never turn
Speaker 6: the football over? Cincinnati has one turn up over the
Speaker 6: last six games. And the other thing is, and I
Speaker 6: think I've talked about this with you, is Cincinnati special
Speaker 6: teams play last year was atrocious. This year it's turned
Speaker 6: into a weapon. And so when you don't score, you're
Speaker 6: not turning it over. You rely on a punt unit
Speaker 6: that I think has given up four return yards all
Speaker 6: season long. When you're not scoring touchdowns, you can turn
Speaker 6: to a field goal kicker who hasn't missed this season.
Speaker 6: All of those things need to play out today. But yeah, offensively,
Speaker 6: what's been so fun to watch about them is an
Speaker 6: offensive line that's one of the best in the Big
Speaker 6: twelve and an offense that, even when they're not at
Speaker 6: their best, they don't turn the football over.
Speaker 1: And if they can, if they can, you know, successfully
Speaker 1: outperform the expectations, this would be a huge win and
Speaker 1: you know, more fuel for the fire of UC possibly
Speaker 1: being one of those college college playoff gamps. My Vanderbilt
Speaker 1: commodoors are traveling to Texas, and I mean my want,
Speaker 1: of course, is the Diego Pavia and his her friends
Speaker 1: and comrades turned Bevo into stakes right in front of
Speaker 1: their home crowd. I don't know that that's going to happen.
Speaker 1: Texas is slightly favored, but it's been kind of like
Speaker 1: an underwhelming debut season for arch Manning, hasn't it.
Speaker 13: It has?
Speaker 6: And my understanding, he's been dealing with a concussion all
Speaker 6: week and so they don't know if he is going
Speaker 6: to play. I feel bad for that young man, because
Speaker 6: if his name was Arch Eggar, he is allowed to
Speaker 6: develop and grow and take the bumps to come with
Speaker 6: being a freshman starting quarterback in the SEC.
Speaker 1: Wait wait, wait, wait, hold on, man, hang on just
Speaker 1: a second. Are you trying to tell me that that
Speaker 1: Crosley's going to have a brother?
Speaker 6: No, I can assure you that's not going to happen.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 6: I feel like the scrutiny that kid has gotten is
Speaker 6: unfair and it's not deserved, and it's only because of
Speaker 6: what his last name is. You know, he has been
Speaker 6: the athletic. There was a piece written by a writer
Speaker 6: named will Leach who wrote about arch Manning being one
Speaker 6: of the greatest busts in college football history at that point,
Speaker 6: the dude that played six games dramatically unfair. So I
Speaker 6: am really rooting for that guy because I feel like
Speaker 6: the weight of expectation has just beaten him down. But
Speaker 6: Diego Pave is my favorite college football player. Vanderbilt is
Speaker 6: an awesome story, and we'll see if the Texas defense
Speaker 6: can slow him down.
Speaker 1: Well, it's okay if you're root for arch Manning, just
Speaker 1: not today, mo. Is there truly anything more anticipated and
Speaker 1: exciting than the sentence Game seven of the World Series?
Speaker 1: Because we are there once again, and this so far
Speaker 1: has been a world Series. I mean, at least in
Speaker 1: this century, for the twenty first century, would you agree
Speaker 1: or not?
Speaker 6: It's been You're right, the Game seven of the World Series.
Speaker 6: You know, we don't get enough of them. The games themselves, now,
Speaker 6: last night was good. Game three was spectacular, you know,
Speaker 6: the eighteen inning game, right. The rest of the games
Speaker 6: themselves have not been awesome. But you know what's so
Speaker 6: fun to me about a Game seven of the World
Speaker 6: Series is the all hands on deck nature of it,
Speaker 6: where you know, you watch baseball all season long, and
Speaker 6: you know managers will manage that night's game with tomorrow's
Speaker 6: game in mind. Right, Well, there's none of that happening
Speaker 6: in Game seven of the World Series. And so I
Speaker 6: always think it's fun to see when you get games
Speaker 6: like this, just to see how managers manage the game,
Speaker 6: what they use, how desperate they are, what strategies old
Speaker 6: deployed that they might not even earlier in the series.
Speaker 6: And I am I'm hoping for a classic tonight. There's
Speaker 6: a big part of me that wishes the Bearcats weren't
Speaker 6: playing pretty much at the same time. But it's it's
Speaker 6: it's it's awesome when you get to a Game seven
Speaker 6: and I give the Dodgers a lot of credit Yoshiyamamoto
Speaker 6: last night through and he was spectacular. That Toronto crowd
Speaker 6: early in the game, you know, was ready to explode
Speaker 6: and he kind of shut him down and in the
Speaker 6: game seven, Especially in baseball, anything can happen, and I'm
Speaker 6: excited for tonight.
Speaker 1: No doubt about it. I never really did talk to
Speaker 1: you because it was more or less just breaking last week,
Speaker 1: the gambling scandal involving the mafia and the NBA and
Speaker 1: the Department of Justice and everybody has kind of had
Speaker 1: their their say about it. And when something like this happens,
Speaker 1: it's good to have like a week to kind of
Speaker 1: totally process it, because you know, in our business, you
Speaker 1: want to be first with a take. You've got to
Speaker 1: be You're demanded to have a take right away. As
Speaker 1: you've had time to kind of look at everything. What's
Speaker 1: your take on what has been allegedly going on and
Speaker 1: what may continue to go on, especially regarding stuff like
Speaker 1: prop bets.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think the prop that's unfortunately, and I am
Speaker 6: very much pro legalized gambling, and I think I.
Speaker 1: Know I've heard I've heard you on the ads.
Speaker 6: Well, gambling scandals are not new to sports. The mafia
Speaker 6: is not new. The five Families didn't just get together
Speaker 6: a couple of weeks ago and decide to start an
Speaker 6: organize crime racket. So these things aren't new. But I
Speaker 6: do think they're easier to detect, they're easier to regulate
Speaker 6: because we have legalized gambling. That said, I can certainly
Speaker 6: understand why someone would say, look, we're going to have
Speaker 6: point spreads and we're going to have over unders, and
Speaker 6: we're going to have legalized gambling. But does it make sense?
Speaker 6: And I think this is going to have to be
Speaker 6: up to the individual sportsbooks to not have individual player
Speaker 6: props because you know, in the case of Terry Rozier,
Speaker 6: one of the players who was arrested, you know, if
Speaker 6: it's in a game, you know the point total, the
Speaker 6: over under is ten and a half points, Well, you
Speaker 6: could play your heart out score ten points and then
Speaker 6: come up with a listed ankle. I wonder if those
Speaker 6: are going to go away. You know, there are some
Speaker 6: states in Ohio is one of them that don't have
Speaker 6: player props for college athletes. So you know, I don't
Speaker 6: think this means you know that we can't put the
Speaker 6: toothpaste back in the tube and this is going to
Speaker 6: be awful for the NBA. Look, the NBA had a
Speaker 6: gambling scandal in the mid two thousand that I thought
Speaker 6: was way worse. They had a referee fixing games, and
Speaker 6: it was a long time before anybody figured that out.
Speaker 1: Was that Mike Mathis.
Speaker 6: I believe it was most definitely not Mike Mathews Cincinnati.
Speaker 6: It was Tim Donahey, dude, Tim Donnie.
Speaker 1: I didn't know. I mean, I remember at the time
Speaker 1: somebody was talking to Mike Mathis because it was a
Speaker 1: fellow colleague.
Speaker 6: That's right, Okay, So anyway with Tim Donahue was throwing games.
Speaker 6: So you know, it's it's certainly not great for the NBA.
Speaker 6: It's it certainly triggered a lot of conversations about how
Speaker 6: well was this inevitable because we've had legalized gambling and
Speaker 6: you know, again, my take is it's it's it's easier
Speaker 6: to regulate, it's easier to detect gambling scandals and sports
Speaker 6: go back to the eighteen hundreds. We had a World
Speaker 6: Series that got fixed over one hundred years ago. We've
Speaker 6: had point shaving scandals, we've had game fixing scandals. Those
Speaker 6: things are not new, but player of props are reasonably
Speaker 6: new phenomenon, and I guess what I wonder is, do
Speaker 6: you need a player prop for players who aren't good
Speaker 6: like I understand betting on Steph Curry's point total or
Speaker 6: Lebron James point total. Do we need a player prop
Speaker 6: for guys who are largely inconsequential for players who you know,
Speaker 6: frankly have I don't want to say, a lot more
Speaker 6: to gain by tanking their individual effort than you know,
Speaker 6: a superstar player. I think that's going to be examined.
Speaker 6: But you know, if if the the the instant takeaway is, well,
Speaker 6: this is why gambling can't be illegal. If you think
Speaker 6: making gambling illegal again is going to kill sports gambling candles,
Speaker 6: you frankly know nothing about the history of sports in
Speaker 6: the United States.
Speaker 1: No, you just shove it. You shove it back in
Speaker 1: the dark again where a lot more of it will
Speaker 1: go on. There's no question about that. All I remember
Speaker 1: is Howard Stern asking Michael Jordan to retire back in
Speaker 1: the mid nineties.
Speaker 6: You know Michael Jordan. Michael Jordan is a special contributor
Speaker 6: to NBC's NBA coverage, and I thought maybe he was
Speaker 6: going to be their gambling expert.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, there have been all kinds of rumors
Speaker 1: and allegations and facts when it comes to number twenty three.
Speaker 1: And I'm one of the biggest I'm one of the
Speaker 1: biggest MJ fans there is. And they're they're debating this
Speaker 1: nil in Ohio's high schools and they're going to have
Speaker 1: a vote on it to decide whether to allow the name,
Speaker 1: image likeness money to be going to high school athletes
Speaker 1: in the state of Ohio. And I'm I'm saying to myself,
Speaker 1: she wasn't Lebron driving a new Hummer when he was
Speaker 1: a senior in high school? I believe you was. Moe
Speaker 1: have a fantastic time out in Utah and sale to
Speaker 1: the Osmonds. If you've see any well, I'll tell.
Speaker 6: Uh, I'll say, I'll tell Emery's all.
Speaker 1: Right, Thank you so much, Moegger with the Bearcats out
Speaker 1: in Utah. Counselor what's going on? Hey, you know that
Speaker 1: thing you said about high school players? Were you kidding
Speaker 1: or no, you gotta be kidding me, You're not. That's
Speaker 1: amazing the Ohio High School. No Ohio is one of
Speaker 1: only five states that doesn't have some kind of an
Speaker 1: ni L agreement in high school, so's go right to
Speaker 1: the players and not the high school. I'm not sure
Speaker 1: exactly how it would work, Mike, but yes, Wow, there's
Speaker 1: money to be made. I guess on the on the
Speaker 1: fame and the abilities the talents of high school athletes.
Speaker 1: I guess if it all went to players from Elder,
Speaker 1: I'm okay with it. Other than I'm sure, I'm sure
Speaker 1: plenty of money goes to players from Elder. Yes, sir, Uh,
Speaker 1: what's going on on the show, I'll tell you what.
Speaker 1: We got Election day coming up on two.
Speaker 23: As we do, we are going to be talking to
Speaker 23: candidates for Cincinnati City Council and Corey Bowman, who of
Speaker 23: course is a candidate for mayor. Love that guy really
Speaker 23: stacked up this morning with that, but I thought it
Speaker 23: was important to do it. I love Corey Bowman too.
Speaker 23: I mean it's gonna be tough, however, with the way
Speaker 23: that the temperature of the city is now with respect
Speaker 23: to crime, maybe he can pull it off.
Speaker 1: I sure hope so well, you know, have teb Purevall
Speaker 1: may have to continue his Gavin Newsome training somewhere else.
Speaker 1: True Saturday Midday with Mike Allen coming up next after
Speaker 1: the show, show at Huddles there on Mama Street, if
Speaker 1: you'd like to come by. We'll love the college football
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