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Speaker 2: New York City. Danny, A tiny car coming to the
Speaker 2: United States soon? What's that all about?
Speaker 1: Tom?
Speaker 3: Japan's pint sized k cars could be coming to the US.
Speaker 3: President Trump, apparently enamored by the car when he visited Japan,
Speaker 3: is paving the way for them to be made and
Speaker 3: sold in the US, despite concerns they're too small and
Speaker 3: too slow to be driven safely on American roads. Ultra
Speaker 3: compact cars are highly popular in Asia, where some streets
Speaker 3: are narrower, but they currently don't meet federal standards for
Speaker 3: new vehicles in the US. Now the price of cars stay.
Speaker 3: If you bring me like a small cheap car, I
Speaker 3: think people will buy it.
Speaker 1: I think you might be onto something there.
Speaker 2: There's not especially if they're just bouncing around their neighborhood,
Speaker 2: you know, whatever the case may be. Obviously not driving
Speaker 2: long distances and so forth. Meanwhile, you might be rating
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Speaker 1: I just like both of these.
Speaker 3: The new CEO of spirits maker Campari wants to make
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Speaker 3: A mainstay of the US. Campari is introducing pre mixed
Speaker 3: versions of the Sprits, including one on tap, to convince
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Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 3: According to an August Gallup poll, Tom thirty eight percent
Speaker 3: of responding said beer was there preferred alcoholic beverage over
Speaker 3: wine or spirits. As I get older, though, my beers
Speaker 3: get lighter, and I do like those summary mixed.
Speaker 1: Drinks, Tom, I have to pick, all right, all right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm in New York. What you expect?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: And yeah you knew, you Eastern elites that forgot where
Speaker 2: you came from.
Speaker 1: Okay, in the futures this morning, they're in the green. Now,
Speaker 1: the Naszac is essentially flat, slightly up.
Speaker 3: The S and P and the Dow both a little
Speaker 3: bit up, but let's call it up a tenth to
Speaker 3: one percent from Bloomberg. Dan Schwartzman on news radio seven
Speaker 3: hundred WLW.
Speaker 2: Boy, you better lean on this guy if you want
Speaker 2: to know what's going on. It's our buddy, Gary Sullivan.
Speaker 2: You can listen to him in nearly three hundred stations
Speaker 2: across America, and of course we're lucky to have him
Speaker 2: our sister station WKRC starting at nine o'clock Saturdays and Sundays. Gary,
Speaker 2: I really enjoyed catching up with you last night. How
Speaker 2: was the grandchildren's holiday concert last night?
Speaker 5: Exhilarating?
Speaker 1: Exhilarating, exhilarating. It was fun.
Speaker 5: It's nothing like watching a bunch of fourth graders sing
Speaker 5: to you Christmas.
Speaker 1: No doubt about it.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 2: I tell you what's not exhilarating if you get a
Speaker 2: frozen water pipe. Oh yeah, all right, So let's start
Speaker 2: with the very basic kind of thing, okay, and that
Speaker 2: is where do most people find or know if they
Speaker 2: have a frozen water pipe?
Speaker 5: Well, usually you find out one of the faucets that
Speaker 5: you use. I know when I had one one time
Speaker 5: my daughter was probably in the eighth grade, that there's
Speaker 5: no water in my pathtop huh, Well right behind that
Speaker 5: walls the attic, so the frozen pipe must be there.
Speaker 1: So a lot of times people find out.
Speaker 5: Really because the water's just not working. But those water
Speaker 5: pipes are usually located along an outside wall, especially in
Speaker 5: older homes where there's no insulation in the walls, basement
Speaker 5: crawl spaces, those aren't heated. And up near the silt
Speaker 5: plates and the joist pockets where you get outside air.
Speaker 5: That's a place unheated. Garages, you know, the old garages, yeah, yep,
Speaker 5: and some of our older subdivisions where you pull down
Speaker 5: underneath the house and there's you know, the heat rises
Speaker 5: and got an old rackety garage door. That's a that's
Speaker 5: a prime spot for pipes to freeze, underneath sinks on
Speaker 5: exterior walls. Those are the main places.
Speaker 2: So right now, even though you were telling me last
Speaker 2: night that it's probably not cold enough yet, but we
Speaker 2: know that that is on the way. In fact, we're
Speaker 2: going to be the coldest we've been as a high
Speaker 2: today is concerned, as far as a low tonight is concerned. Right,
Speaker 2: So what I mean is this the kind of thing
Speaker 2: that you can begin to address now?
Speaker 5: Oh? Absolutely, Okay, I've been appreciating it on my show
Speaker 5: for a while. You know, where people get in trouble,
Speaker 5: it's not the people that have lived in the house
Speaker 5: for twenty five years. They've probably experienced it. They've probably
Speaker 5: rectified it over the years. But you know, somebody it's
Speaker 5: moving into a new home, but it's an older home,
Speaker 5: you know, and they've not been through a really cold winter.
Speaker 5: It's it's not really cold enough now unless the pipe
Speaker 5: is outside. You know, it's twenty nine degrees, but it
Speaker 5: gets down to five degrees or zero degrees, those addicts
Speaker 5: get really cold. The cross spaces get really cold, those
Speaker 5: outside walls get really cold, and then you're going.
Speaker 1: To have problems.
Speaker 5: So really trying to understand your house and where the
Speaker 5: pipes are and where they're vulnerable. There's easy ways to
Speaker 5: keep them from freezings. Some just opening up a cabinet
Speaker 5: and laying the heat of the room in there. Put
Speaker 5: foam wraps around the pipes that are against outside walls,
Speaker 5: if you know you don't have any insulation. Those are
Speaker 5: great ways to prevent the problem.
Speaker 2: Okay, now there is a difference some of the material
Speaker 2: makeup of some of these pipes. Let's start with, do
Speaker 2: you thaw copper pipes pecs plumbing the same way.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so pes is kind of you know in newer homes,
Speaker 5: but you know they can be vulnerable too, so they
Speaker 5: can freeze pecks.
Speaker 1: Pipes can freeze.
Speaker 5: If you're not familiar with what pecks is, it's kind
Speaker 5: of like a kind of a rubber hose instead of
Speaker 5: a copper pipe.
Speaker 1: So they both freeze.
Speaker 5: And when water inside of pipe freeze, you know, they
Speaker 5: when it turns ice, it kind of expands, it's it
Speaker 5: breaks the pipe.
Speaker 1: It can stretch the pipe.
Speaker 5: Copper can get a big bubble in it, and then
Speaker 5: a split pecs can just crack. But sometimes they're just
Speaker 5: frozen and there's no damage, and that's really when you
Speaker 5: want to catch it. And when you find where the
Speaker 5: frozen pipe is. So if you're not getting water out
Speaker 5: of the tap, you got to kind of figure out
Speaker 5: where that where that pipe goes, and you.
Speaker 1: Can usually quickly find where it's vulnerable.
Speaker 5: May it's supposed to be in a wal cavity with
Speaker 5: insulation around it, and yet it you know, when they
Speaker 5: built the house, maybe the plumber missed the cavity and
Speaker 5: that happened to me, and you know, so you got
Speaker 5: to get up there. But doing it before it gets
Speaker 5: really cold is a good time to do it. But
Speaker 5: once you're not getting water out, find a pipe and
Speaker 5: that's when you start the process of falling it. The
Speaker 5: first thing you do is open up the faucet that
Speaker 5: wasn't delivering the water. Keep it open, and then pecks
Speaker 5: is going to be a little bit more sensitive of
Speaker 5: how you thought it.
Speaker 1: Never use an.
Speaker 5: Open flame, boy, I remember back in the winters when
Speaker 5: we had really harsh winters, people trying to fall pipes
Speaker 5: with torches, cropane torches.
Speaker 1: Never do that.
Speaker 5: It's such a huge dramatic change in temperatures. You can split,
Speaker 5: you can split the pipe, sure, and you could melt
Speaker 5: the pecks.
Speaker 1: So for a copper pipe, you can.
Speaker 5: You know, you can use a heat gun just to
Speaker 5: put it on medium, just kind of warm it. You
Speaker 5: could use a hair dryer.
Speaker 1: That's what I was wondering. What about a blow dryer.
Speaker 5: Yeah, sure, sure, I've thought many a pipe of the
Speaker 5: hair dryer. I mean, you gotta be patient. You got
Speaker 5: to sit there for five or ten minutes, you know,
Speaker 5: when you're sitting in the attic on Christmas morning, which
Speaker 5: I was, and then when you hear the water run
Speaker 5: and say, yahoo, right, right right right. Warm towels can
Speaker 5: even thaw it. But you know with pecks, you want
Speaker 5: to you know, again, no open flame. You want to
Speaker 5: be a little less aggressive. I don't know, a heat
Speaker 5: gun might be pushing a little bit. I prefer a
Speaker 5: hair dryer, but you could use a heat gun if you.
Speaker 1: Put it on low.
Speaker 5: But you know, just don't use an open flame. I
Speaker 5: know there's still people that do that. It falls it fast,
Speaker 5: but a lot of cases that pipe will burst, and
Speaker 5: it will burst maybe behind a wall, and then you
Speaker 5: got a real problem.
Speaker 2: Oh, you talked about a wrap, styrofoam wrap, But is
Speaker 2: that the best thing to prevent, say, future freezing. You know,
Speaker 2: maybe they haven't frozen yet because like you talked about,
Speaker 2: what we're not there yet, But there is that the
Speaker 2: best thing to do as far as preventing it happening
Speaker 2: anytime soon?
Speaker 5: Yeah, unless you're in a really really like maybe a
Speaker 5: garage and you, I don't know, have virtually a really
Speaker 5: really old door where that garage can get down to
Speaker 5: zero degrees when it's below zero outside. You know, the
Speaker 5: foam wrap will help ninety percent of the time if
Speaker 5: it's a really exposed area. I don't know why you
Speaker 5: would have a copper pipe. Let's say there's one running
Speaker 5: underneath a deck or something, and you didn't shut off
Speaker 5: the water on the inside and drain it in the fall.
Speaker 5: The only way, you know, a heat or foam rap
Speaker 5: is going to help you there. You almost got to.
Speaker 1: Have a heat tape.
Speaker 5: And a heat tape is about let's say an inch wide.
Speaker 5: You don't overlap a heat tape, but you wrap around
Speaker 5: the pipe with about a three in space between it.
Speaker 5: It's got a thermostat in it. You set it at
Speaker 5: thirty nine degrees and it keeps that pipe warm and
Speaker 5: water flowing.
Speaker 1: Make sure you l approve.
Speaker 2: Though, okay, and you would be able to tell that
Speaker 2: what what do you mean be able to No, I
Speaker 2: mean there's markings on it that it is approved.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, right. You don't have the UL
Speaker 1: tag on it for sure. Yeah, good question.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, all right now, and just for the record,
Speaker 2: if you don't address these things and all of a
Speaker 2: sudden you have a water pipe burst, yeah, you are
Speaker 2: looking at some serious cash and maybe significant damage.
Speaker 5: Well absolutely, because unless you shut off the water, you'll
Speaker 5: still have water into pipes.
Speaker 1: You'll still have a disaster. But you know, if you have.
Speaker 5: A pipe that's frozen, and let's say you discovered maybe
Speaker 5: a day later, like right now, we don't use the
Speaker 5: upstairs kids have moved out. And when it gets down,
Speaker 5: I would say when it's down in single digits, are
Speaker 5: below zero, that's when pipes inside the home become vulnerable
Speaker 5: if they're exposed to areas that aren't heated, attics, cross spaces, garages,
Speaker 5: outside walls, just as we talked about. And you know,
Speaker 5: if you if you find a frozen pipe and you
Speaker 5: know you're on your way to work or something, I
Speaker 5: would certainly shut off the water, maybe drain the water
Speaker 5: out of the pipes with the other faucets, because if
Speaker 5: you leave water in those pipes under pressure and it's
Speaker 5: frozen and that copper line splits, you got the full
Speaker 5: force of that whole water system spewing water on the
Speaker 5: inside of the walls. Yeah, that's a big, big problem.
Speaker 5: That a big that's a big problems. That's when it
Speaker 5: gets real expensive. And then you know, you know, you
Speaker 5: still got to pipe, prepare and everything else. But that's
Speaker 5: the least of your problems.
Speaker 2: No doubt about it. Great catching up with you. My
Speaker 2: friend really enjoyed it last night.
Speaker 1: It was fun. It was fun.
Speaker 2: All right, buddy, You have a great rest of your
Speaker 2: weekend and we'll listen to you on fifty five KRC
Speaker 2: starting on Saturday. Very good, Thanks Tonning, Gary Sullivan kind
Speaker 2: enough to join us as he does every single Thursday.
Speaker 2: Hope that helped you. I mean believe you heard it
Speaker 2: from him. He's the expert. You have one of those
Speaker 2: bad boys freeze up and you don't have the water
Speaker 2: turned off, and that thing splits or ruptures entirely. Lord
Speaker 2: knows the amount of damage that can be done to
Speaker 2: your house and things that are important to you. Speaking
Speaker 2: of important, it's important to get to where you're going safely.
Speaker 2: And we check in with that our good friend Chuck Ingram.
Speaker 6: Yes, sir, and that's getting a little bit easier. This
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Speaker 6: Rex southbound seventy one at Fields Tirtle. I'm still seeing
Speaker 6: some slow traffic off and on between Pfeiffer and Redbank.
Speaker 6: Heaviest traffic on south Pound seventy five is through Lachland northbound.
Speaker 6: Still close twice. That's from Donaldson into the cut and
Speaker 6: Mitchell through to Town Street and then Pound seventy four
Speaker 6: break lights from Montana to the seventy five ramp eastbound.
Speaker 6: Two seventy five continues to struggle towards the construction at
Speaker 6: the new Richmond Ramp. Chuck Ingram News Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 2: RWCPO nine first warty four cast presented by Jennifer Ketch
Speaker 2: Market is cold out there, and it will stay cold
Speaker 2: for at least the next what twenty four forty eight hours?
Speaker 2: High today is only thirty that's a high tonight. We're
Speaker 2: down to fifteen. No snow, no rain, that kind of thing,
Speaker 2: but down to fifteen, and some areas north of Cincinnati
Speaker 2: could drop into these single digits tonight.
Speaker 1: Keep an eye out for your animals. Please.
Speaker 2: Cloudy tomorrow high of thirty five, little bit of sun,
Speaker 2: few clouds on Saturday are high is thirty eight. Are
Speaker 2: you coming up at eight thirty eight? It'll be hey
Speaker 2: Michelle to tell you a few things, give you a
Speaker 2: few ideas about what you might think about this doing
Speaker 2: this weekend. She's got some great stuff lined up for you.
Speaker 2: Eight twenty one, seven hundred wl DO, one hundred WLW.
Speaker 3: Good morning, tom SpaceX may be getting some serious competition soon.
Speaker 3: OpenAI CEO Sam Altman reportedly has explored putting together funds
Speaker 3: either acchoir or partner with a Rockey company. Alman has
Speaker 3: been interested in the possibility of building data centers in
Speaker 3: space where they could harness the power of the Sun.
Speaker 3: Altman and SpaceX's CEO Elon Musk were once co founders
Speaker 3: of open Ai, but have become bitter rivals over the years.
Speaker 3: Europe continues to ramp up pressure on big tech as
Speaker 3: the European Union has launched a full scale anti trust
Speaker 3: investigation into Meta platforms. The probe centers on Meta's AI
Speaker 3: features in WhatsApp and how they might be harming the competition.
Speaker 3: Meta says it strongly rejects the claims. Alphabet investors are
Speaker 3: growing increasingly confident that the company's semiconductors could represent a
Speaker 3: significant driver of future revenue for Google's parents. Success of
Speaker 3: Alphabet's TPU chips is a primary reason for the stocks
Speaker 3: thirty one percent fourth quarter rally. Selling the chips to
Speaker 3: third parties could create a revenue stream worth almost a
Speaker 3: trillion dollars from Bloomberg.
Speaker 1: Dan Schwartzman on News Radio seven hundred.
Speaker 2: WLW alrighty, everybody working for that weekend and they are
Speaker 2: working in the cold to get ready for a cold weekend. Well,
Speaker 2: she was at the big company party here last night.
Speaker 2: Hey Michelle, how are you hi there? Hello, how are
Speaker 2: you doing.
Speaker 4: I'm great, thank you. It's good to see at the
Speaker 4: party last night.
Speaker 2: It was great, great seeing ut it really was. They
Speaker 2: did a great job around here. I got to find
Speaker 2: out the name of that catering company because I don't
Speaker 2: know if you had a chance to eat the food
Speaker 2: I thought was amazing.
Speaker 4: I had some of the chicken buffalo gap. That was good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's all you had.
Speaker 2: I mean they had choices for entrees and everything, and
Speaker 2: you just had buffalo chicken dip.
Speaker 7: I know, because then I got on another radio thing.
Speaker 7: I was bopping around a little bit.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 7: It was fun, Yeah, doing pictures and yeah, chatting up.
Speaker 2: That's what it's like to be Hey Michelle.
Speaker 4: Yes, oh, yes, the glamorous life.
Speaker 2: Yes, and you can follow Hey Michelle. Let Hey Michelle
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Speaker 2: on Instagram and Hey Michelle on Facebook. Okay, we do
Speaker 2: this every single week for those of you that are
Speaker 2: listening for the first time. Every Thursday, Michelle joins us
Speaker 2: to talk about things to do over the weekend and
Speaker 2: we break it into three categories. If you've got your
Speaker 2: entire family, so you have the kids with you, maybe
Speaker 2: just you and your significant other looking for something to do.
Speaker 2: And then if you're just going out with a group
Speaker 2: of you could be single, or you're just going out
Speaker 2: with some friends and you just want something to do
Speaker 2: to have a little bit of fun.
Speaker 1: So let's start.
Speaker 2: If you you have the kids, you are a mom, Michelle,
Speaker 2: So what's going on this weekend? All right?
Speaker 4: So starting tonight, is it Fritz.
Speaker 7: A sequel to Fiona the Musical, and that is at
Speaker 7: the Ensemble Theater down in OTR that goes through the
Speaker 7: thirty first and they had a show about Fiona that
Speaker 7: was very popular, so they are doing the sequel with
Speaker 7: Fritz the brother. So our favorite hippos from the Zoo cool.
Speaker 7: That would be a very fun one. The Art Museum
Speaker 7: is doing something a little bit different this year. They're
Speaker 7: doing a holiday light show. They partnered up with our
Speaker 7: friends from Blink that put on our amazing Blink Productions
Speaker 7: downtown and they're going to do that at the museum
Speaker 7: on Thursday and Friday nights starting tonight from five to eight,
Speaker 7: so projection on.
Speaker 4: The outside of the building.
Speaker 7: And this is a good time to go eat a
Speaker 7: little something in the cafe with the family, maybe browse
Speaker 7: the art museum, and then go out and see the
Speaker 7: light show.
Speaker 2: That sounds like a really good one, especially pairing up
Speaker 2: with the folks from Blake. What a great idea. Okay,
Speaker 2: please carry on, I didn't.
Speaker 4: Mean it, no problem, go ahead else.
Speaker 7: The musical Junior is opening Friday night through the twenty
Speaker 7: first at our beautiful new Children's theater that's down in Otr. Also,
Speaker 7: the Loveland Tree Lighting is going on Saturday four to eight,
Speaker 7: and there's tons of family fun going on.
Speaker 4: It's probably like a little Hallmark Christmas. I can imagine
Speaker 4: in Loveland. They're doing gingerbread.
Speaker 7: House contests and all kinds of things that would be good. Oh,
Speaker 7: there's a Saint nick Fest at the German Heritage Museum
Speaker 7: that's Sunday one to four, and they have Crampus. Do
Speaker 7: you remember Crampus when we were like, I don't remember
Speaker 7: Crampus growing up.
Speaker 1: No, I don't at all.
Speaker 7: No, No, yeah, he's like for the bad kids.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, he's.
Speaker 7: Kind of a scary guy. But anyway, he's popping up
Speaker 7: at places nowadays. So Grampus will be at that one.
Speaker 7: There's shopping festivities and Saint Nick also will be there,
Speaker 7: so there are some fun things for the family.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, well that sounds like a lot. Those
Speaker 2: are really those are those are really good options. I
Speaker 2: mean not that they aren't every single week, but those
Speaker 2: are really really good options. Okay, now it is date
Speaker 2: night you and your significant other.
Speaker 7: Yes, so starting off with the Queen City Cabaret. So
Speaker 7: I was Summer yesterday at luncheon and got to listen
Speaker 7: to one of the guys that's part of this, and
Speaker 7: he would play the piano.
Speaker 4: Was lovely.
Speaker 7: This is going to be at the Carnegie in Covington
Speaker 7: Saturday and Sunday, and it's just a cozy holiday vibe.
Speaker 4: Fantastic voices.
Speaker 7: I was listening to some online when I was googling.
Speaker 4: This last night.
Speaker 7: I mean, beautiful voices definitely will get you in the
Speaker 7: holiday spirit. And if you have the Art Waves app,
Speaker 7: which I suggest if you don't get that, because you
Speaker 7: give fifty percent off your tickets. If you do have
Speaker 7: the art waves app so always look at that for
Speaker 7: things going on in the city. The Christmas Carol, this
Speaker 7: is a great tradition for many people. My boys have
Speaker 7: been doing it with their grandpa for years and years.
Speaker 7: This is now through the twenty eighth and that this
Speaker 7: is at the Cincinnati Playhouse, one of our favorite places.
Speaker 1: As you love it as much, love it, love it,
Speaker 1: love it.
Speaker 7: There's Holidays at the Farm and this is now through
Speaker 7: the twenty third and there are reindeer, thousands of.
Speaker 4: Lights, carollers, vendors, a beer garden.
Speaker 7: This is five to nine nightly at the Winton Woods
Speaker 7: Equestrian Center.
Speaker 1: I didn't even know there was a winton Wood's Equestrian.
Speaker 7: I know, well, yes, it's right near where I grew up.
Speaker 7: So right behind me it is the thirty sixth annual
Speaker 7: eleven in Holiday. And this I feel like it's such
Speaker 7: a movie set.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because no doubt carriage. You know you've seen this.
Speaker 4: I don't know if you've ever been. And with this snow,
Speaker 4: it's going to be so pretty. But they do those
Speaker 4: horse drawn carriages and the men are dressed.
Speaker 7: In the top hats and all that kind of stuff,
Speaker 7: and they have a petting Zoo Santa. This is Claws
Speaker 7: and this is Saturday ten to eight in downtown eleven in.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 7: This is a non Christmas item which is hard.
Speaker 1: To find, right, but you're right about that.
Speaker 7: Pincinnati is what they're calling it. And this is calling
Speaker 7: all the pinball wizards, which I do love pinball. But
Speaker 7: there's over one hundred and twenty pinball machines with free play,
Speaker 7: and some of these machines I guess are from the
Speaker 7: nineteen thirties to the modern ones. But it's two o'clock
Speaker 7: to midnight on Friday, ten to midnight, and Saturday tended
Speaker 7: too or Sunday tended too at the holiday in Eastgate.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, that's right all thirty two. It's easy
Speaker 1: to get to.
Speaker 2: You jump off two seventy five, you go east on
Speaker 2: thirty two and it's right there, maybe a quarter of
Speaker 2: a mile down on your left hand side.
Speaker 7: And if you're out that way I always say, then
Speaker 7: you just go to jungle gyms to make it worth
Speaker 7: your while.
Speaker 2: Yeah, right across the street. Basically, that's exactly right.
Speaker 7: Para two far Jerry seidefald too. I ended this on
Speaker 7: has two shows on Saturday, five o'clock and eight o'clock
Speaker 7: at the air and off.
Speaker 4: He's so great.
Speaker 7: No, yes, I'm so excited. Actually, I about tickets for
Speaker 7: my center's birthday for that. So that is going to
Speaker 7: be a fun one.
Speaker 1: Oh that'll be fa fantastic I know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's good.
Speaker 2: Okay, So that would be one you could throw into
Speaker 2: the single group as well if you were going with
Speaker 2: some friends. But there are some other things going on
Speaker 2: in and around town that you have your eye on,
Speaker 2: and I'm going to add one to your list at
Speaker 2: the end.
Speaker 4: Okay, I love it. I love this rock. Okay.
Speaker 7: So Covington's Chris Kindle Market is going on, and this
Speaker 7: is in Mainstraus. This is Saturday and Sunday ten to four.
Speaker 7: They have artists, makers and all the small businesses participating.
Speaker 7: Such a fun little area over there to bomp in
Speaker 7: an out of some bars and restaurants and enjoy that.
Speaker 7: There's also okay, this is fun. This is also a
Speaker 7: way you can get a Christmas gift for somebody. So
Speaker 7: this is a toy driver doing it Hotel Covington. All
Speaker 7: you have to do is bring a toy in and
Speaker 7: you can get a ticket for every toy entered into
Speaker 7: a raffle for high end, very rare bourbon. So I
Speaker 7: figured this is just a great chance to go grab
Speaker 7: a drink at the bar and get a ticket in
Speaker 7: this hopper for Van.
Speaker 4: Winkle and all that stuff.
Speaker 7: And it's going to the Stanford Toy Foundation, which is
Speaker 7: a local Covington foundation spent.
Speaker 4: Around for years and years and years.
Speaker 7: So that's just a fun one to try to win
Speaker 7: some good bourbon.
Speaker 4: If you're a bourbon lover.
Speaker 2: Yeah, at the same time, you're you're helping kids, So
Speaker 2: that's it. That's it. That's a great two for one.
Speaker 4: There, exactly. I love it. So I was going to
Speaker 4: throw this in there.
Speaker 7: Aglameth's Brothers is doing a Golden Ticket and I got
Speaker 7: to hide one of the golden tickets, which was really fun.
Speaker 7: So right now, if you're going out and buying some
Speaker 7: gifts and they have the chocolates, you may be lucky
Speaker 7: to get the golden ticket in the box of chocolates
Speaker 7: and then you get to tour the Egglamacy's chocolate factory,
Speaker 7: which nobody that's not open to the public, and I
Speaker 7: got to do it, and it's really super fun. So
Speaker 7: if you're out gift gathering, that might be a fun
Speaker 7: one to throw on the list. There's a stiff and
Speaker 7: shop at this cute Synergy cafe, which is they were
Speaker 7: in Deer Park, adorable and they're doing shopping and that
Speaker 7: is twelve to two on Sunday. Great spots for that one,
Speaker 7: and just a good time to grab some coffee and stay.
Speaker 4: Warm and then live. Horst ory thing is going on.
Speaker 7: Right now at Turfway Park now through the twenty seventh,
Speaker 7: So place the bets and cheer on your pony and
Speaker 7: have fun with that.
Speaker 1: All right Now, I have one more to add.
Speaker 2: I brought this up last week because I was in
Speaker 2: Have you been in north Side that's attached to the
Speaker 2: Kenwood Mall over here?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 4: You like that north Star?
Speaker 2: I mean north Star? Forgive me, I'm sorry, Yeah, I
Speaker 2: was thinking north Side of town. Yeah, north Star.
Speaker 1: You've been in there?
Speaker 4: I am yes, it's a great spot.
Speaker 2: You love a great spot. I mean, if you haven't been,
Speaker 2: you know a lot of times. I don't know about you,
Speaker 2: but I'm kind of you know when it's in a
Speaker 2: quote unquote mall. It's not the food court. This is
Speaker 2: where the old Brooks Brothers store used to be, so
Speaker 2: it's basically on the other side of the Primary Front
Speaker 2: entrance right there on Montgomery Road, and then on the
Speaker 2: other side of that entrance is a cheesecake factory. So
Speaker 2: North Star is there. It's a really cool place, great food.
Speaker 2: My wife absolutely, I mean I think she'd go there
Speaker 2: every night if we could. But anyway, so we're in
Speaker 2: there and they had a trio, you know, small trio
Speaker 2: band in there last week. And guy comes walking over
Speaker 2: to our table says, you know, time we had a
Speaker 2: chance to meet back when you were in high school
Speaker 2: and in college. And I'm going, oh God, where's this going. Right, Well,
Speaker 2: it's it's it's Bam Powell. And who is Bam Powell. Well,
Speaker 2: for many of you, they're old enough to remember. Bam
Speaker 2: Powell is the drummer for one of the most famous
Speaker 2: rock and roll bands in the history of Cincinnati music,
Speaker 2: The Raisins. Now, are you old enough to remember them?
Speaker 2: You're old enough to remember them?
Speaker 4: I do. I do remember the Raisins.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right.
Speaker 2: They they were huge in this area forever. Uh, And
Speaker 2: this is going back to the late seventies, early eighties.
Speaker 2: And then they they disbanded, and you know, different guys
Speaker 2: were joining different bands and so forth. Well, they're having
Speaker 2: this weekend at the Woodward. First of all, tell me
Speaker 2: what is the Woodward Theater? And over the rhyme like
Speaker 2: it's great.
Speaker 7: Actually, I've been there for a few events and I'm
Speaker 7: going there for a birthday soon. It's quaint and cute
Speaker 7: and great, and it's right in the heart and it's
Speaker 7: an old fear on the outside.
Speaker 4: It's a great spot.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well, they are having a reunion tomorrow night, December
Speaker 2: the fifth and December the sixth. The doors open at
Speaker 2: seven o'clock both nights, Friday and Saturday night, and the
Speaker 2: shows begin at eight o'clock both nights. A reunion of
Speaker 2: the raisins. I gotta find a way to get down there.
Speaker 2: I mean, Saturday night is not gonna happen because I
Speaker 2: got to watch the Mighty Buckeyes take on the Indiana
Speaker 2: Hoosiers Saturday night.
Speaker 1: But are you rooting for the Hoosiers?
Speaker 7: I had a son Indiana, but I'm not rooting for them.
Speaker 1: I got a sun there right now, and I'm not
Speaker 1: rooting for them.
Speaker 4: I'm doing it, okay, okay.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, yeah, I asked my dad about it.
Speaker 2: Now let me ask you, as a mom, because my
Speaker 2: wife has kind of rolled arise at me about this. Okay, Now, look,
Speaker 2: I didn't go to Ohio State. I went to Ohio University.
Speaker 2: But my whole life I have grown up a huge
Speaker 2: Ohio State fan, and I'm maybe more of an Ohio
Speaker 2: State fan now than I've ever been. Not because they're
Speaker 2: number one in the country, but I just really like
Speaker 2: Ryan Day, I like the program, I like what they
Speaker 2: stand for. Okay, all those kinds of things. So I
Speaker 2: have no quote unquote skin in the game. Now I
Speaker 2: do have plenty of skin in the game with Indiana
Speaker 2: because I'm paying through the nose for our son to
Speaker 2: go there, exactly right, Okay, So why would that have
Speaker 2: to mean according to my wife? Now my son doesn't
Speaker 2: feel this way, But according to my wife, why am
Speaker 2: I supposed to root for Indiana?
Speaker 4: Okay, Pauline and I agree on this.
Speaker 7: I'm not here. I know I'm gonna get like hate
Speaker 7: me al on this. I am not a huge Ohio
Speaker 7: State fan. I have no I went to UC, my
Speaker 7: kids went to Miami and IU, and I grew up
Speaker 7: going to Michigan on vacation when I was little, So
Speaker 7: I have that going on. But I'll say I always
Speaker 7: say Ohio State has more fans that have never stepped
Speaker 7: foot in Columbus than they ever need in their life.
Speaker 4: They don't need me.
Speaker 7: I have no I have no connection with Ohio State,
Speaker 7: so I just have never been an Ohio State fan.
Speaker 7: And when I do have a connection with Indiana, so
Speaker 7: I'm going to Indiana.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well, I mean she's given me a hard time, like, hey,
Speaker 2: you know, it's your son's school, and I'm like, give
Speaker 2: me a break. And my son even said to me, Dad,
Speaker 2: he said, don't even think about it.
Speaker 1: He said, because even if you.
Speaker 2: Tried to act like you were rooting for Indiana, he said,
Speaker 2: I would know better.
Speaker 4: It looks fake. Well, I have all my Indiana gear
Speaker 4: ready to go.
Speaker 7: I'm super excited. And so it's kind of like the underdog.
Speaker 7: It's the underdog.
Speaker 4: I've never been a real big football.
Speaker 1: And that part, that part I can understand totally.
Speaker 4: Okay, love it.
Speaker 2: You have a great weekend, Be careful, take care of yourself,
Speaker 2: and we will get together again next week.
Speaker 4: Yay, Okay, good weekend.
Speaker 2: Hey Michelle One, you can follow her on Instagram. Chuck Ingram,
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Speaker 2: all day today. Highest thirty degrees that's our high tonight.
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Speaker 2: The lowest fifteen in some areas will be in the
Speaker 2: single digits. There's a good chance we're going to break
Speaker 2: an all time low for this date in the history
Speaker 2: of our town. Tonight, cloudy, tomorrow some sign up to
Speaker 2: thirty five, down to twenty four, so not quite as cold,
Speaker 2: but cold tomorrow night, and then Saturday, mix of sun
Speaker 2: and clouds, high of thirty eight. Okay, before we get
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