Speaker 1: On this October the twenty fifth, twenty twenty five. Before
Speaker 1: we look at it, look back at significant events and
Speaker 1: people tied to this particular data in history, including but
Speaker 1: not limited to these. Eighteen fifty nine, radical abolitionist John
Speaker 1: Brown went on trial in Charlestown, Virginia for his failed
Speaker 1: raid at Harper's Ferry. He was convicted. During emergency meetings
Speaker 1: at the UN Security Council in this date. In nineteen
Speaker 1: sixty two, the US Ambassador Adeline Stevenson demanded that the
Speaker 1: Soviet ambassador confirm or deny the existence of Soviet built
Speaker 1: missile bases in Cuba. He then presented the Council with
Speaker 1: photographic evidence of those same bases, all part of the
Speaker 1: what was called the Cuban Missile Crisis. Oh yeah. Flashing
Speaker 1: back to October twenty fifth, nineteen twenty nine, former Secretary
Speaker 1: of the Interior Albert B. Fall the fall Guy, convicted
Speaker 1: of accepting bribes in exchange for oiled field leases at
Speaker 1: Teapot Dome in Wyoming in the Elk Kills. The president
Speaker 1: at the time, Warren G. Harding, was not alive to
Speaker 1: deal with his own or his administration's scandal. Nineteen eighty three,
Speaker 1: a US led force invaded Grenada the order of President
Speaker 1: Ronald Reagan, the action needed to protect the US citizens.
Speaker 1: There I remember it well. Nineteen ninety nine golfer Payne
Speaker 1: Stewart and five others killed when their learjet lost cabin pressure,
Speaker 1: flew hundreds of miles off course and then crashed in
Speaker 1: South Dakota. Payne Stewart was only forty two years old.
Speaker 1: Let's see, let's get to the birthdays. Besides Katy Perry,
Speaker 1: Marion Ross missus Cunningham, missus c According to Defonsie and
Speaker 1: Happy Days, Marion Ross is ninety six today, bless her heart.
Speaker 1: John Anderson of Yes is eighty one. More on rock
Speaker 1: and roll archaeology later this morning with Jim L. Barber,
Speaker 1: The music professor, political strategist, and crazy reptilian. James Carville
Speaker 1: is eighty one. Basketball Hall of Famer Dave Cowens hometown
Speaker 1: boy seventy seven. Travers Dave Cowens Avenue almost every day
Speaker 1: in Newport. In Bellevue, that's the Olympic gold medal hockey
Speaker 1: player Mike Arizoni is seventy one. The Miracle on Ice.
Speaker 1: Actress Nancy cart Wright of the Simpsons turned sixty eight today,
Speaker 1: believe that or not. Chad Smith, the drummer in What
Speaker 1: Red Hot Chili Peppers turned sixty four, Samantha Bee, She's
Speaker 1: a nut job. She's fifty six, and country singer Shelley
Speaker 1: Wright is fifty five. I've Pedro Martinez Baseball Hall of
Speaker 1: Fame or Extraordinaire fifty four on this October twenty fifth,
Speaker 1: and let's see Sierra is forty and Xander Schoffley is
Speaker 1: thirty two MLB All Star Juan Sota twenty seven during
Speaker 1: the first All Star of the World Series week weekend. Rather,
Speaker 1: the Blue Jays winning Game one in Toronto will get
Speaker 1: to that in sports in just a moment. If it
Speaker 1: is your birthday, I hope it is the best day
Speaker 1: you could possibly imagine, doing the things you love to
Speaker 1: do with the people you love. And that is truly
Speaker 1: my wish for you. It's five forty two, It's seven
Speaker 1: hundred wlw ah, good morning, good morning. The weirdness is
Speaker 1: already occurring at five fifty on a Saturday morning. Jeez, well,
Speaker 1: let's get back to normalc which are is something I
Speaker 1: never thought I would say. Coming to our next guest,
Speaker 1: good morning, Lynnette, we missed you. Last week we come.
Speaker 2: This far packet.
Speaker 3: Oh t me.
Speaker 2: The love.
Speaker 3: I am Pastye his only way he know he's never
Speaker 3: he's never paid me.
Speaker 4: Ye say.
Speaker 3: Oh ho ho, can't turn a word. We come to spy.
Speaker 4: Bafect.
Speaker 5: Amen.
Speaker 1: Amen, it's good to hear you back in voice and
Speaker 1: on the radio. We missed you last weekend. What happened Ben?
Speaker 2: Did you call me?
Speaker 1: No, usually you call me. We didn't call you this morning.
Speaker 2: Rememory, you got my secret number? Oh I was put
Speaker 2: in You know how they change it five?
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're talking about how the how the staff changes
Speaker 1: at five.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So I said, don't do me like this. You know
Speaker 2: I'm gonna pass out. She said, I didn't, so I
Speaker 2: will couple eight three hours later.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, you overslept.
Speaker 2: No heat wait see I had thyroid cancer. I can't
Speaker 2: stand no. He Yeah, my roommate it's a fit when
Speaker 2: it's swarm and but anyway, and she can see the
Speaker 2: TVs on in the background. She said she was gonna
Speaker 2: f me up every Saturday at five a m. I
Speaker 2: turned to talk to Jesus. I ain't got time, but yeah,
Speaker 2: I was waiting on your phone ring or something to
Speaker 2: knock me down.
Speaker 7: On this call.
Speaker 1: Listen, listen, baby, from now on, we will call you.
Speaker 1: If we don't hear from you by by five forty
Speaker 1: five on a Saturday, we'll know that we need to
Speaker 1: We need to put a bug in your bonnet.
Speaker 2: A phone or something. She said, no, you were snoring.
Speaker 2: I said, I never snore. You had to eat. I said,
Speaker 2: you have me tucked in like a baby in a bunty,
Speaker 2: and I was like a tomb and I could Mummy.
Speaker 2: I tried to rap, and I did. It was eight
Speaker 2: o'clock and then I heard you doing all that. I said,
Speaker 2: he's pry off the air for now.
Speaker 1: Well, I never accuse you of being too tightly wrapped, linette,
Speaker 1: but I guess in this case, I'll make an exception.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 1: It's it's great to hear your voice.
Speaker 6: Baby.
Speaker 1: We gotta roll.
Speaker 2: Love you said that. I didn't say nothing last week,
Speaker 2: but I'm all.
Speaker 1: Right, good good, love you too. Dick is hanging next
Speaker 1: into the first official hour of this Saturday Morning edition
Speaker 1: for Saturday, October twenty fifth, twenty twenty five.
Speaker 6: GJ.
Speaker 1: Dubbs, let'd be me, Garry Jeff Walker. I am me
Speaker 1: and you are you, and that is perfectly fine.
Speaker 4: With me.
Speaker 1: I swear tis even if your name happens to be Dave.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Good morning.
Speaker 4: Dave, Good morning here, Jeff, how are we doing today? Good?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I heard you clearing your your throat? Is everything? Okay?
Speaker 4: Yes, okay, it like a clear throat, you know, at
Speaker 4: this time of the morning.
Speaker 1: That's all well, And a clear throat is sometimes hard
Speaker 1: to come by at this time of the morning. In fact,
Speaker 1: in fact, in fact, pardon me here for a second. Okay,
Speaker 1: I'm better. Thanks.
Speaker 6: What's going on?
Speaker 8: Man?
Speaker 4: Ah wife? Yes, life in a fast lamb.
Speaker 1: Yep, No, know about it very well, yep.
Speaker 9: They uh well, Gary, Jeff, did you you ever.
Speaker 5: Thought you ever wondered what room a ghost does not need.
Speaker 4: In his house?
Speaker 1: What room a ghost does not need in his house?
Speaker 4: Yeah, that would be the living room, of course.
Speaker 1: Okay, are these recycled from last Halloween?
Speaker 4: Dave?
Speaker 10: I know, no, okay, last week's we're like two years old,
Speaker 10: three years old.
Speaker 4: But these are.
Speaker 1: Pretty fresh, pretty fresh.
Speaker 4: Huh. Yes. Why is no one friends with Dracula?
Speaker 1: Why is no one friends with Dracula?
Speaker 6: Dave?
Speaker 4: Well, he's a pain in the neck, Gared Jeff.
Speaker 1: So they don't, I mean they don't don't smell fresh. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you have to thump the joke and make sure it's right.
Speaker 1: They're pretty right, but they don't seem fresh, all right.
Speaker 1: And finally, Dave, well.
Speaker 9: How do witches make sure their hexes are correct?
Speaker 1: How do witches make sure their hexes are correct?
Speaker 4: Yes, go ahead, you're right, There isn't going here. They
Speaker 4: use spell check.
Speaker 11: Jokes told by day from Harrison are not necessarily considered
Speaker 11: funny by the staff, management or advertisers of seven hundred
Speaker 11: WLW or his parent company, iHeartMedia. If these attempts at
Speaker 11: humor have caused you to roll your eyes, made your
Speaker 11: stomach churn, or you have considered the entire exercise to
Speaker 11: be a colossal waste of time, we deeply apologize. Now
Speaker 11: back to our irregular programming.
Speaker 6: Tuesday night.
Speaker 1: As I'm actually I'm in the bedroom going to bed.
Speaker 1: Christa two point zero as fast as sleep. She usually
Speaker 1: goes to bed an hour or two before I do.
Speaker 1: I'm walking, mind you, not inebriated, not drunk, and suddenly
Speaker 1: I lose my balance at the foot of the bed
Speaker 1: and fall back on the floor in the bedroom. Well,
Speaker 1: thank god, Christa's violin case was on the floor to
Speaker 1: break my fall and also apparently either break or bruise
Speaker 1: several ribs on my backside. So the rest of the
Speaker 1: week I've just and I went through eight hours a
Speaker 1: day at the bar on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and will
Speaker 1: again today, but did not sleep well, couldn't find a
Speaker 1: comfortable way to lay down. And if you've been through
Speaker 1: that before, you know how painful and how irritating that
Speaker 1: can be. And there are some other things that happened,
Speaker 1: but just life and we all go through it. But
Speaker 1: this was just out of the blue, just lost my balance.
Speaker 1: I have no idea what happened there, whatn't dizzy, But
Speaker 1: I feel like a doddering senior more and more every day,
Speaker 1: old radio Rick speaking of old, speaking of old in
Speaker 1: people's names. How are you doing this morning? And how
Speaker 1: are you receiving us, sir? On what device?
Speaker 9: And let me just precede that by saying, that's why
Speaker 9: I gave up the file in in fifth grade.
Speaker 1: Well, you know the thing, if it had not been
Speaker 1: there to break or bruise my ribs or crack my
Speaker 1: ribs whatever, I didn't go to the hospital because you know,
Speaker 1: they don't do anything for broken ribs or Bruce ribs
Speaker 1: at the hospital except say hey, you broke your ribs
Speaker 1: and then they give you pain medication and you go away.
Speaker 4: I mean there's two.
Speaker 1: You just have to let it heal, and sometimes it
Speaker 1: takes four, five, six weeks or longer forty heel so yes,
Speaker 1: and I've done this before, at least bruised my ribes before,
Speaker 1: so I'm I'm familiar.
Speaker 6: With the pain.
Speaker 1: It doesn't mean I like it. But anyway, if the
Speaker 1: violin had not been there to break my fall, I
Speaker 1: might have cracked my noggin and done a lot less damage.
Speaker 9: That's not where I thought that was going to end up. Well,
Speaker 9: ribs or no ribs, you were coming in five y
Speaker 9: five on one of my favorites. This is a nineteen
Speaker 9: thirty seven Folco console model thirty seven one sixteen X
Speaker 9: and I love this thing. It's got fifteen tubes. It's
Speaker 9: an AM shortwave six band radio with one RF and
Speaker 9: two IF state, so it is a massive d X or.
Speaker 9: It's got teledial tuning, a huge speaker, three acoustic clarifiers
Speaker 9: ass of of course, and a magnetic finger tuner with
Speaker 9: a discriminator circuit and a gorgeous cabinet, and I bet
Speaker 9: everyone understood almost.
Speaker 1: All of that. I love a good discriminator circuit, I
Speaker 1: really do.
Speaker 9: If you want to start an argument somebody who thinks
Speaker 9: they know everything about radios and tells you discriminators are
Speaker 9: only used in FM. Not really true, it is uncommon.
Speaker 9: But yeah, So anyways, all this formly one hundred and
Speaker 9: ninety five bucks a near forty six hundred dollars today
Speaker 9: for a radio.
Speaker 4: Oh gosh.
Speaker 9: Oh, and it also has a shadow dial tuning meter,
Speaker 9: which is kind of the non magic itube equivalent of
Speaker 9: a magic ittube, which was a It is cute little
Speaker 9: device with a translucent window and it looks like two
Speaker 9: little fingers coming together as you're tuning in the station.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I have seen that before. That's kind of cool.
Speaker 4: It is.
Speaker 9: And it also prevented Filco from having to pay RCA
Speaker 9: for the magic Itube patent, which understandably they never wanted
Speaker 9: to do, so they never did. Hey, let's go to
Speaker 9: the catalog, shall we shall? Filco automatic tuning. On every
Speaker 9: automatic tuning Filco, there's a dial like that on an
Speaker 9: automatic telephone. Automatic telephone. What around it are the call
Speaker 9: letters of all your favorite stations. But with Filco automatic tuning,
Speaker 9: you dial only once. Uh one glance shows the station
Speaker 9: you want, a flick of your fingers and click there
Speaker 9: It is tuned instantly, silently, perfectly. One motion is all
Speaker 9: you make back of the dial. The invisible fingers of
Speaker 9: Filco magnetic tuning complete the job with infallible precision. The
Speaker 9: program comes in more perfectly than I or ear could
Speaker 9: do it and stays perfectly tuned as long as you
Speaker 9: choose to listen. Okay, wait a minute. It was called
Speaker 9: Filco automatic tuning and now it's called Filco magnetic tuning.
Speaker 9: That's fine, but it does beg the question it is
Speaker 9: in the discriminative part of it. But yeah, there is
Speaker 9: this magnetic tuning circuit here where you tune in a station,
Speaker 9: and then when you let go of the dial, the
Speaker 9: radio actually tunes it in for maximum reception, begging the
Speaker 9: question why have the shadow dial tuning meter to tell
Speaker 9: you if you're tuned in or not because you no
Speaker 9: longer have control of it.
Speaker 1: Well, it's it's just taunting you to get it as
Speaker 1: perfect as possible before it does the actual work. I guess,
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 6: It's a challenge it's a challenge.
Speaker 9: The challenge is if you've got two stations on top
Speaker 9: of each other, like seven hundred, if you live in
Speaker 9: Maryland and you want the other one, the radio is
Speaker 9: going to fight you for which station you get to
Speaker 9: listen to.
Speaker 4: Yay wow.
Speaker 1: It sounds like a beautiful model though, and thanks for
Speaker 1: sharing it with us this morning. I'm going to go
Speaker 1: back to to moaning about there's no comfortable way to
Speaker 1: sit this morning, and I'll talk to you soon, Richie
Speaker 1: Old Radio Rick at gmail dot com. If you'd like
Speaker 1: to know more about any of these antique beauties that
Speaker 1: Rick Washburn and I talk about on Saturday mornings, it's
Speaker 1: twenty minutes after the hour.
Speaker 6: Good morning.
Speaker 1: Sounds like you got a good crew there this morning,
Speaker 1: and we have big news this week from Brookies and
Speaker 1: Ripley and.
Speaker 12: Oh yes we do.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we got huge news.
Speaker 8: Sherry.
Speaker 1: Would you like to tell us what's going on?
Speaker 13: Well, my crew got the weather rock together, so we
Speaker 13: have a beautiful weather rocket has lights on it and
Speaker 13: signs and it's spectacular. It's just they've done a great job.
Speaker 1: But from what I am, from what I understand, it's
Speaker 1: not hung that yet. You haven't got a place for
Speaker 1: it yet, is that correct?
Speaker 13: No, we can't put it back on front street because
Speaker 13: they're doing the construction. And then here at Brookies, I
Speaker 13: don't think there's a place for it out front and
Speaker 13: somebody wouldn't trip over it. So worm debating what to do.
Speaker 1: My suggestion is, since the flower Lady's gone, put it
Speaker 1: right out in the corner there of Maine and fifty two.
Speaker 2: That's a very good idea.
Speaker 5: We'll put it in the palatial backyard here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you could put it in the back there at Brookies,
Speaker 1: outside at Brookies. Because this is a lot of people
Speaker 1: don't understand this, but a lot of other people do
Speaker 1: who listen to you guys every Saturday morning on this show.
Speaker 1: Is that we started talking. You started talking about the
Speaker 1: weather rock and doing forecasting, and people would travel from
Speaker 1: miles away to come and see the weather rock. Is
Speaker 1: that correct?
Speaker 14: Well, that's what we've been told.
Speaker 15: Actually, yes, yes, they have time to Really I wanted
Speaker 15: to see about ask for but now people can come in.
Speaker 16: And get the photos taken with the weather off.
Speaker 4: You know, I think that would be really cool.
Speaker 15: And if Sherry's here, they can't photographs with our Sherry,
Speaker 15: Gary Jess Sherry's got to tell you about some celestial
Speaker 15: happenings in November.
Speaker 13: Yes, November.
Speaker 14: Did you know that's the beaver moon.
Speaker 13: Oh and guess what the supermoon for the beaver moon
Speaker 13: is going to be on Buzzes birthday. How about that?
Speaker 1: So it's a it's a super beaver moon.
Speaker 14: Yeh, super beaver moon.
Speaker 1: Yeah, hold on, hold on super beaver. I think I'll
Speaker 1: take the soup.
Speaker 5: Both is already celebrating this morning.
Speaker 1: Well good, So we're going to have a.
Speaker 15: Super beaver moon party and a buzz birthday party.
Speaker 1: When when is that going to happen?
Speaker 4: It will be November the fifth.
Speaker 15: It's on a Wednesday night, so we'll have the drawing
Speaker 15: here at Brookies for the Queen of Hearts that night,
Speaker 15: and we'll just have a super Beaver Buzz party for
Speaker 15: a Buzz super Beaver.
Speaker 6: Super beaver buzz. Either way it works.
Speaker 1: I like it all right.
Speaker 4: If we can have a.
Speaker 13: Weather rock out back in the palacial.
Speaker 1: Guards, well, if you have the weather rock up in
Speaker 1: time in the back of Brookies for the super Beaver
Speaker 1: Buzz party, imagine how and you've got a Queen of
Speaker 1: Hearts drawing on November fifth, imagine how huge this is
Speaker 1: going to be.
Speaker 4: Oh, it's You'll have astronomical, You'll.
Speaker 1: Have You'll have Papa Rozzi everywhere. The TV stations will
Speaker 1: come down and cover it.
Speaker 16: You know, I might I might even need a security detail,
Speaker 16: especially bus Hey, if anybody's out in about tonight. We've
Speaker 16: got Shuffle at brook playing at Brookies tonight and it's
Speaker 16: also our Halloween party. So or Mike don't have anything
Speaker 16: to do, on down and hang out for a little bit.
Speaker 5: Allan.
Speaker 15: I was coming down and dons I.
Speaker 4: To stay home.
Speaker 15: She's here this morning and already hit the tequila, so
Speaker 15: she's not gonna make it well tonight.
Speaker 14: So mom down tonight, will.
Speaker 4: All be out.
Speaker 1: There's one dog that does not need firewater, no question
Speaker 1: about it. Okay, you guys have a fantastic weekend.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 1: I can't wait for the weather Rock to be up
Speaker 1: and running in the super Beaver Buzz party on November
Speaker 1: fifth at Brookie's. There in Ripley take care. Gang Steve
Speaker 1: FROMTNA hanging out and on with us in just moments
Speaker 1: with his fifthy phone calling News of the week here
Speaker 1: in the Saturday morning edition on seven hundred WLW. Many
Speaker 1: parts of today's program will be podcast at seven hundred
Speaker 1: WLW dot com and iHeartRadio. Then there are others that
Speaker 1: will not be uh seven thirty five This morning. It's
Speaker 1: Jim Lebarbara, the music professor with Rock and Roll Archaeology.
Speaker 1: Good list today. I hope you'll tune in for it,
Speaker 1: but if you don't make it at seven thirty five,
Speaker 1: I will re erit on Tuesday's Nightcap at ten oh five.
Speaker 1: Just so you know, here's the guy who's always stream worthy.
Speaker 1: I look forward to this segment so much. Our friend
Speaker 1: Steve Simon from ETNA, Ohio with the news of the week,
Speaker 1: a commentary you won't want to miss on seven hunderd WLWD.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Steven, how are you.
Speaker 7: Good morning, Gary Jeff. I try to stay away from negativity,
Speaker 7: and Gary Jeff and Mike Allen do a fine job
Speaker 7: reporting the latest outrageous non sacreturs on the far left,
Speaker 7: but I cannot ignore the no Kings hooton Nanny, which
Speaker 7: I have already noted puts these protesters, perhaps unwittingly, alongside
Speaker 7: the fifty six signers of the Declaration of Independence. I'm
Speaker 7: waiting for no Jews signs that you see no gays
Speaker 7: in Tehran and no truth at the New York Times
Speaker 7: Building while I stick to my no fear bumper sticker.
Speaker 7: That's two words that form a double negative and hence
Speaker 7: a positive. When I want positive human behavior, I turned
Speaker 7: to sports when there actually was sportsmanship. I was eleven
Speaker 7: years old on August the seventh, nineteen fifty four, when
Speaker 7: I turned on our thirteen inch black and white TV
Speaker 7: to the British Empire Games in Vancouver, Canada. On May
Speaker 7: sixth of that year, English medical student Roger Banister had
Speaker 7: broken the four minute mile barrier at three minutes fifty
Speaker 7: nine seconds. In June, Australian John became the second man
Speaker 7: to do it, this time three point fifty eight at Vancouver.
Speaker 7: It was called the Miracle Mile. Landy typically led the race,
Speaker 7: but in the final yards he looked over his left
Speaker 7: shoulder to find Banister. He wasn't there. He was passing
Speaker 7: Landy on the right. Landy came in second, with both
Speaker 7: men running under four minutes. There's actually a statue in
Speaker 7: Vancouver showing John Landy famously looking over his left shoulder.
Speaker 7: Roger Banister graduated from med school as a five percenter,
Speaker 7: the tiny group that had never flunked an exam. He
Speaker 7: became a noted neurologist. John Landy was not a loser
Speaker 7: from it. He is considered a god in the pantheon
Speaker 7: of all the great athletes to come from down Under.
Speaker 7: His reputation was sealed on March the eleventh, nineteen fifty six,
Speaker 7: at the Australian Mile Championship, which featured future world champion
Speaker 7: Ron Clark. Clark tripped and fell, and Landy immediately stopped
Speaker 7: and helped Clark to his feet. While Ron Clark urged
Speaker 7: Landy to continue the race, He did, and he won
Speaker 7: the race in four minutes and two seconds. Experts have
Speaker 7: estimated that aiding another runner cost John Landy seven seconds,
Speaker 7: which would have.
Speaker 1: Given him the world record.
Speaker 7: Another statue was erected in Landy's honor. It has a
Speaker 7: single word sportsmanship. At the nineteen fifty six Olympics held
Speaker 7: in Melbourne, Landy gave advice to Ireland's Ron Delaney, who
Speaker 7: was running against him in the fifteen hundred meters the
Speaker 7: metric mile. Delaney took the gold, Landy took the bronze.
Speaker 7: After university, John Landy used his degree and became a
Speaker 7: national celebrity. On agricultural research, earning several honorary doctorates for
Speaker 7: his twenty one years of work. In his seventies, he
Speaker 7: served as governor of Victoria three years ago. He died
Speaker 7: at ninety one. The memory of these two runners, their
Speaker 7: lives on the track and off, comes to mind when
Speaker 7: I'm forced to watch and apparently accept poor sportsmanship, particularly
Speaker 7: in college and pro football. Could we possibly do without
Speaker 7: the trash talk and refusing to shake the hand of
Speaker 7: an opponent after the game. Is this the legacy of
Speaker 7: football's Jim Brown, Basketball's Bill Russell, baseball's Bob Gibson, and
Speaker 7: Sandy Kofax. Obviously not, they were all winners without the theatrics.
Speaker 7: More likely, it's the reflection of a massive cultural change
Speaker 7: in America, where shooting people has become sport itself. It's
Speaker 7: time to take a step backward and then two steps
Speaker 7: forward when we realize what we have done to ourselves.
Speaker 4: Here's a pau.
Speaker 7: When I was in college as an undergraduate, I had
Speaker 7: a job in senior year working for the head faculty
Speaker 7: advisor to athletes, and that gave me access to student records. Wow,
Speaker 7: track and field was way I had of every other
Speaker 7: sport on entrance exam grades and grades at the undergraduate level.
Speaker 7: Isn't that interesting? Okay, I'll talk to you next week,
Speaker 7: I hope, Gary, Jeff take care of yourself.
Speaker 1: God willing, my friend. Thank you Steve from met nan
Speaker 1: Real quickly, brother Ray Scott from Loveland?
Speaker 6: How you doing? Man?
Speaker 10: Good morning, Good morning my friend. You know what and
Speaker 10: I can say a hearty amen because my son ran
Speaker 10: cross country and high school and the coach in eighth
Speaker 10: grade we went to a meeting they said cross country
Speaker 10: has the highest GPA at moler Any Athletics. And I
Speaker 10: thought that was a bunch of bes, said, you know what,
Speaker 10: he was right, it's still true.
Speaker 4: I don't know what. I never did it. It's amazing.
Speaker 4: But yeah, hey, it's just a quick quick question to ponder.
Speaker 12: I'll throw this out there for you.
Speaker 17: All right, So, so we what is the deal with
Speaker 17: the war on women in Cincinnati? And let me tell
Speaker 17: you what I'm talking about, the very first female police chief.
Speaker 17: Why are they trying to push this lady out? Why
Speaker 17: is this not being talked about? The war on women?
Speaker 4: What? What's the deal with that? What's up with that?
Speaker 4: I don't understand that.
Speaker 1: Well, maybe it's a war on women of color.
Speaker 4: I'm confused. I don't know. It doesn't made you say,
Speaker 4: it's like the No Kings.
Speaker 1: And what well, well, Ray, Ray, Ray, Ray, You understand
Speaker 1: that white is a color?
Speaker 18: Yeah, yeah, exactly in the in the it's it's the
Speaker 18: double speak again, you know, in the No Kings. You
Speaker 18: know we we puled England because no freedom of religion,
Speaker 18: no freedom of religion, and because of taxes and the
Speaker 18: and the current No Kings group, I'm not sure they
Speaker 18: fall down.
Speaker 4: That side of the equation. I don't know.
Speaker 1: Just mind good questions all and we will ponder those
Speaker 1: points as we continue. Thank you, brother, Love you, Ray Scott.
Speaker 1: There it's six fifty three. Hello Chris to two point zero,
Speaker 1: Good morning, into yet another hour of the Saturday Morning
Speaker 1: edition for this Saturday, October twenty fifth, twenty twenty five, ten,
Speaker 1: twenty five, twenty five. About that, just about six minutes
Speaker 1: past the hour on this Saturday Morning edition, Gary Jeff
Speaker 1: walking with you, and we turn our attention to our
Speaker 1: environmental engineer, one Steve Shulty, for a serious look at
Speaker 1: the climate as opposed to all the ones we've been
Speaker 1: subjected to over the last of thirty forty years. Steve Schulte,
Speaker 1: good morning, how are you, my friend?
Speaker 5: Good morning Gary, Jeff, better than I deserve as always yep.
Speaker 1: So when you tip me off about what you were
Speaker 1: going to talk about this morning, I took time to
Speaker 1: look back on the Joe Rogan experience with real climate scientists,
Speaker 1: and it's an awfully interesting discussion that's hardly ever heard
Speaker 1: anywhere but on a podcast, certainly not in the mainstream news.
Speaker 1: And now that all of this fraudulent modeling data has
Speaker 1: been basically debunked, you know, Stephen Greta Thunberg isn't talking
Speaker 1: about the climate and global warming anymore. She's trying to
Speaker 1: rescue she's trying to rescue terrorists in Gaza.
Speaker 19: But so.
Speaker 1: Go ahead and expand a little bit about the Joe
Speaker 1: Rogan experience and what he was talking about with whom.
Speaker 5: This comes from?
Speaker 4: Whose days little rag?
Speaker 5: I got from the CO two Coalition dot org, It
Speaker 5: says Joe Rogan's epic interview with physicists William Happer and
Speaker 5: Richard Linzen. The DOO two Coalition chairman William Happer, who's
Speaker 5: a world around physicist and former board members of CO
Speaker 5: two Coalition, Richard Linden, I met both renowned at the
Speaker 5: atmospheric scientists spent most of the time at the MIT
Speaker 5: sat down with Joe Rogan for an in depth interview
Speaker 5: on climate change and census fear, Margarine climate Gate and
Speaker 5: all they came up with somebody first time I've heard,
Speaker 5: and the spread of the climate industrial complex, And the
Speaker 5: bottom line is that the interview is that many aspects
Speaker 5: of climate science are anything but settled. Like you said, Gary, Jeff,
Speaker 5: so I haven't had a chance to see the whole
Speaker 5: thing yet. Let's watch a little bit about it. Last
Speaker 5: night before I had to go to the Lasal Mountainalthy
Speaker 5: football game.
Speaker 1: So how'd that work for you? How that Lasal game? Look? Look, Steve?
Speaker 4: Yeah, what do you mean? Yeah?
Speaker 1: How'd that go?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 5: Fifty six to seven of something like that? I don't know.
Speaker 4: So if you go on to Joe Rogan either.
Speaker 5: Through YouTube or Spotify, it's the Joe Rogan Experience number
Speaker 5: twenty three ninety seven. Okay, So, but there's another one
Speaker 5: also got the day before from the CO two Coalition
Speaker 5: Chral reef fear mongering exposed and most publicized claim that
Speaker 5: the world's choral reefs are being destroyed by man made
Speaker 5: catastrophic climate change has been reputed by CU two Coalition
Speaker 5: with support one of the world's leading experts on climate
Speaker 5: health and science.
Speaker 4: Quote.
Speaker 5: Surging temperatures worldwide have pushed coral ecosystems into a state
Speaker 5: of widespread decline, marking the first time the planet has
Speaker 5: reached a climate tipping point, says the Global Tipping Points Organization.
Speaker 5: Like to know who was around to find out why
Speaker 5: this is the first time anyway. Report claims that the
Speaker 5: world reefs are enduring the worst mass bleaching events since
Speaker 5: twenty twenty three, as oceans supposedly have reached record high temperatures. Fortunately,
Speaker 5: CF two coalition has just received the final version of
Speaker 5: analysis by doctor Peter rid a C two member coalition
Speaker 5: member who has studied for more than thirty five years.
Speaker 5: The world's largest coral reef structure is Great Burial Reef
Speaker 5: off the East coast of Australia. And what has he found,
Speaker 5: Gary jeff Well, Once again, warm is better. The world's
Speaker 5: biggest and most thoroughly researched reef system has reached record
Speaker 5: amounts of coral recently is.
Speaker 4: Twenty twenty four.
Speaker 5: Rather than dying and in great danger, the Great barrier
Speaker 5: reef is doing marvelously well. In fact, they have found
Speaker 5: coral growth rates increase with temperature by up to twenty
Speaker 5: five percent to one.
Speaker 4: Degree celsius, so those of.
Speaker 5: Us here at us is about two degrees fahrenheit.
Speaker 1: So you're telling me that the climate alarmist were really
Speaker 1: lying there, right, They were really just lying. Let's let's
Speaker 1: not say they were misinterpreting bad data. They were just lying,
Speaker 1: like they've been about so many other things about the
Speaker 1: climate and man made climate change. They're lying, they've been lying,
Speaker 1: and people people believe them as they continue to lie.
Speaker 5: And this also the data comes from the Australian Institute
Speaker 5: of Marine Science, not exactly some conservative wing organization.
Speaker 1: Yeah, not a bunch of right wing.
Speaker 5: Man is better for the Earth than man.
Speaker 6: Thank you.
Speaker 8: STI.
Speaker 1: All right, what's the quote? What's the what's the quote
Speaker 1: for the week?
Speaker 5: That man made is capable of affecting the climate is
Speaker 5: trivially true and numerically insignificant. This comes from Richard Linden,
Speaker 5: who was interviewed by Joe ro Brogan.
Speaker 1: Well, I'll amen that and thank you for your time, sir,
Speaker 1: thank you. It's seven eleven at seven undter WLW after
Speaker 1: the No King's rally and marches last week, the aftermath
Speaker 1: where seven million people nationwide never looked like more than
Speaker 1: about well a few hundred thousand in actuality. I wanted
Speaker 1: to thank you who came out to the No Commis
Speaker 1: sit in that I held at Huddle's Cafe the after
Speaker 1: the show show last Saturday, most notably Jack and Danna
Speaker 1: from New Richmond. Delightful couple. We had a wonderful time,
Speaker 1: or at least I did. Thanks to Al from Cleaves
Speaker 1: who showed up in his Maga gear is red, white
Speaker 1: and blue. And also Bruce Rice Keepsake Kim's Bruce, thank
Speaker 1: you for coming out to the No Kami sit in
Speaker 1: at Huddles Matt and pleasant Ridge. Any quick comments on
Speaker 1: no Kings.
Speaker 5: Or yeah, I would have to say that the rally
Speaker 5: worked because there are no kings.
Speaker 1: There were no kings to begin with, correct, I know
Speaker 1: it was wonderful.
Speaker 4: What a waste of a day?
Speaker 5: Hey, those people will never give that day back.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but they don't have anything else to do. Matt
Speaker 1: accept sing off key folks songs and pretend that they're
Speaker 1: affecting social change, their social justice warriors being paid by
Speaker 1: the likes of Soros and Bill Gates and the rest
Speaker 1: of the people who paid them. I thought it was
Speaker 1: basically a way for senior citizens to supplement their Social
Speaker 1: Security checks, because that's mostly what we're there. Thank you, Matt.
Speaker 1: You're right to no Kings rally work because there are
Speaker 1: no Kings in America. Time now for the diary that
Speaker 1: mad man is name Tom David See's here with wild
Speaker 1: wacky stories from around the country and around the world.
Speaker 20: Now I bring you your correspondent, Good morning, Gary Jeff.
Speaker 20: This week when pigs ried but first. A guy in
Speaker 20: Washington State walked into an immediate care and told nurses
Speaker 20: that he wanted to be euthanized.
Speaker 6: When they pressed him for a reason, he was forthright.
Speaker 20: He said he was a vampire and he needed to
Speaker 20: be taken out before he bit somebody.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 20: They quietly called the cops, who showed up and showed
Speaker 20: him the door. He refused medical help, but did leave peacefully.
Speaker 20: A man in India pulled a fast foot on his
Speaker 20: family and friends. He faked his own death. He wanted
Speaker 20: to see just how many people would show up to
Speaker 20: his funeral. During the ceremony, which was aided by the
Speaker 20: story of his cremation and the urn sitting center stage.
Speaker 6: He appeared.
Speaker 20: He popped up and begged forgiveness, saying he wanted to
Speaker 20: see respect and affection firsthand. In Florida, a twenty five
Speaker 20: year old was busy proving he might be the worst
Speaker 20: grand kid ever. He stole his grandma's car, but he
Speaker 20: didn't stop there. He also crashed it and then he
Speaker 20: set it on fire so it couldn't be identified by
Speaker 20: the police. He was caught sprinting away from the burning heap.
Speaker 20: Grandma gave no comment and finally, can you squeal like
Speaker 20: a pig on wheels? In Illinois, a pig named Norbert
Speaker 20: just set a new record for riding on a skateboard.
Speaker 20: The United Press International said it's official. Norbert's pig skate
Speaker 20: of eleven point three seconds is the fastest a pig
Speaker 20: has ever rode a skateboard for thirty three feet. That's right,
Speaker 20: it's time, not distance that makes him a winner. His owner,
Speaker 20: Vincent Baron, says it took a lot of practice to
Speaker 20: polish this pig's performance. Next week, Bear breaks into Jim
Speaker 20: steals the protein shakes.
Speaker 1: Have a great weekend. Saturday, October the twenty fifth, twenty
Speaker 1: twenty five. Howdy do, I'm Gary Jeff Walker? You are you?
Speaker 1: Take a look at yourself? Don't you look great? Isn't
Speaker 1: another fantastic day? Can you believe how good this is? Already?
Speaker 1: It's a little chilly, but you know, other than that,
Speaker 1: what a great day and a great day to talk
Speaker 1: some science with our friends science.
Speaker 6: Mike, you gonna check this guy out.
Speaker 1: He looks great too, at least that's what he tells himself.
Speaker 12: Yes, as a nice scientist.
Speaker 4: Is it surprising?
Speaker 11: It now blinded me?
Speaker 1: Good morning, Michael, how are you?
Speaker 8: I'm breaking all my mirrors?
Speaker 1: Mirror mirror on.
Speaker 4: The take one.
Speaker 8: I'll take one more agy degree Saturday. Sorry to be
Speaker 8: self issued.
Speaker 1: Now listen, I get it. Believe me. Getting in my
Speaker 1: car this morning, especially with my aching back and cracked
Speaker 1: ribs and getting out in that cold was no party.
Speaker 1: But you know I made it here and now it's
Speaker 1: it's another fantastic day. This is the day that the
Speaker 1: Lord has made. We will rejoice and be glad in it.
Speaker 1: That's what I say.
Speaker 8: Well, let's get to the topic of hand.
Speaker 4: Let's talk more a little bit.
Speaker 8: Climate, okay, climate science. Actually it's an interesting article American
Speaker 8: Geophysical Union, and the topic that the title is Southern
Speaker 8: Ocean heap burp in a cooling world, which anytime you
Speaker 8: see the word burp and a science.
Speaker 1: Article, Yeah, absolutely, absolutely.
Speaker 8: So the oceans absorbed CO two two ways. They dissolve
Speaker 8: into the surface water directly the CO two and then
Speaker 8: the the phitoplankton through photosynthesis they absorb CO two and
Speaker 8: they die and they float down the into the deep
Speaker 8: into the ocean wells and it gets absorbed that way also,
Speaker 8: so CO two gets.
Speaker 4: Absorbed by the ocean.
Speaker 8: So what happens when we have an actual a net
Speaker 8: negative CO two emissions? In other words, it's going to
Speaker 8: come a time when we're going to still admit CO two,
Speaker 8: but it's but the rate of absorption in the ocean
Speaker 8: is going to be greater than the amount that we're
Speaker 8: that work that is being created and uh, and what's
Speaker 8: going to happen is because the because of the global warming,
Speaker 8: the ocean's water is a great heat sink. That's why
Speaker 8: you kind of throw put a cold washrag on a
Speaker 8: kid's a kid's fever to break it. It's the same theory.
Speaker 8: So when this water heats up and it after we
Speaker 8: get this net negative CO two effect in a couple
Speaker 8: of centuries must be a squirrel glone pike. Anyhow, So
Speaker 8: the in a couple of hundred years after we do
Speaker 8: a global cooling because of the CO two emission change. Actually,
Speaker 8: what's going to happen is the water is going to
Speaker 8: do a heat burp and the world is going to
Speaker 8: heat up again for about a hundred years after the
Speaker 8: water in the ocean's release. So not only we're going
Speaker 8: to have a cooling effect, but we're going to have
Speaker 8: a rebound or actually we're going to heat up again
Speaker 8: for about another one hundred years.
Speaker 1: No, wait, are you telling me that natural earth cycles
Speaker 1: and solar cycles dominate whether we're cooling or warming? Natural cycles?
Speaker 1: Like yes, like a heap burp out of the ocean.
Speaker 1: H probably has very little to do with your gas
Speaker 1: guzzling suv. I'm guessing. Thank you, Michael. Thanks like Gary, Yeah,
Speaker 1: catch that dog, I got it all right. Take care.
Speaker 1: It's twelve minutes after the hour seven hundred. Good morning, brother, Rick,
Speaker 1: how are you?
Speaker 4: Hey?
Speaker 12: Good morning Gary. I need everybody to play for the
Speaker 12: Collins and the Gully family. We're gonna later rest a
Speaker 12: dear friend of mine, Gary, She helped me when my
Speaker 12: mother wasn't doing what she should do, she said me.
Speaker 12: She let me sleep at her house. She was really
Speaker 12: my second mother. I'm happy for her, but I miss her.
Speaker 12: Our wady. She was eighty five years ago.
Speaker 1: What was her name?
Speaker 12: Her name was an outdoor go Oh absolutely a sweet lady.
Speaker 12: And Gary, Jeff, you remember Nila Sweeny the podcast from
Speaker 12: Yes Yes, I met with her yesterday?
Speaker 4: Amena said.
Speaker 12: Niela and her husband Keith donated spirit workmess.
Speaker 1: It humbled me and blessing me.
Speaker 12: Don't you love a surprise blessing?
Speaker 4: Gary?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I have him all the all the all
Speaker 1: the time in many different ways.
Speaker 12: Now definitely a praise God moment. And Gary, today we
Speaker 12: have a season chapter to verse eight and nine. It says,
Speaker 12: for it is by grace you have been saved through faith,
Speaker 12: and this is not from yourself. It is the gift
Speaker 12: of God, not by work, so that no one can both.
Speaker 1: Amen, It's not what you do, it's what he did.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 12: I always think about that, Gary, when I see the homeless.
Speaker 12: I own do that because God prompts me to do it.
Speaker 12: I know of my own I wouldn't. Yeah, yeah, if
Speaker 12: Oliver God, it's all about always have been all we
Speaker 12: will be.
Speaker 1: Amen.
Speaker 6: He is.
Speaker 1: He is bigger than our sins, and any any good
Speaker 1: thing that we do is because of him.
Speaker 12: Amen. That's a great way to talk Saturday morning.
Speaker 1: Herey, you're a great way to start Saturday morning. Thanks Rick,
Speaker 1: God bless.
Speaker 12: All right, you'll have a birthday, all right.
Speaker 1: Sir, And now we go to that Teresa, good morning,
Speaker 1: That Teresa.
Speaker 14: Good morning, and another in a different way to start
Speaker 14: your Saturday. Greetings and salutations, Gary, Jeff Grand Rising. Beautiful
Speaker 14: christ to your point, well, we're gonna we're gonna change
Speaker 14: her name on October twenty fifth, twenty five. She is today.
Speaker 14: You know, it's Christ the two point double oh seven
Speaker 14: because she is a batter, stronger than any Bond girl.
Speaker 14: She makes Laura Croft tomb Raider look like baby Bump Brombarney.
Speaker 14: And she is a bad ima to say it, she
Speaker 14: is as.
Speaker 5: Bad ass Christa.
Speaker 14: I love you, I respect you. People need to listen
Speaker 14: to your podcast from Tuesday night to twenty first to
Speaker 14: reference that I'm talking about.
Speaker 6: If you don't mind, may I sure.
Speaker 14: Chris is a survivor, a warrior, a warriors. What she
Speaker 14: she beat breast cancer's ass.
Speaker 4: She has a franken boob.
Speaker 7: I love her.
Speaker 14: She has inspired me to get a breast e exam.
Speaker 14: This is Breast Cancer Awareness Monthly, and gentlemen alike.
Speaker 2: We need to do this.
Speaker 14: My mother died of leukemia and my great my aunt
Speaker 14: Ida of or my mother dialmpoma and died of leukemia.
Speaker 14: Runs in my family.
Speaker 2: Been scared to do.
Speaker 4: It because of her. I am inspired.
Speaker 14: I have an appointment soon to get my mammogram.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Christa. I love you.
Speaker 1: Why you You don't understand how much she needs to
Speaker 1: hear that this morning, Teresa. Anyway, go what's you have
Speaker 1: a word of the day.
Speaker 4: The word of the day isn't.
Speaker 14: Neologism or neology E N E O l O g y.
Speaker 14: I'm going to get the cheap route. It means it's
Speaker 14: a newly coined word or expression. Plan dunk, biotech, wrexit.
Speaker 7: My favorite.
Speaker 14: Neurology word is what my husband. I'm not gonna use
Speaker 14: it in a sentence because I'm.
Speaker 2: Too excited about Christa is what my husband.
Speaker 14: Calls to me. It refers to me as abby normal, God,
Speaker 14: bless you.
Speaker 4: I love you all.
Speaker 5: Have a good day.
Speaker 14: Go Christal high rank you bye baby, thank you.
Speaker 1: That Teresa strikes again. It's eight nineteen. Good warning kid,
Speaker 1: time for gifts for WALDI honeymoon confessions. On their honeymoon,
Speaker 1: the new husband tells this Brian, I have a confession
Speaker 1: to make that I should have made before, but I
Speaker 1: was concerned that it might affect our relationship. Bride says,
Speaker 1: what is it. The guy confesses, I'm a golf fanatic.
Speaker 1: I think about golf constantly. I'll be out on the
Speaker 1: golf course every weekend, every holiday, every chance I get.
Speaker 1: It comes down to a choice between what you want
Speaker 1: to do and golf. Golf is always going to win out.
Speaker 1: The new bride ponders for a moment and says, thank
Speaker 1: you for your honesty. Now, in the same spirit of honesty,
Speaker 1: I should tell you that I've concealed something from you
Speaker 1: about my own past that you should have known about.
Speaker 1: The truth is I'm a hooker. The new husband says,
Speaker 1: no problem. Just widen your stance a little overlap your
Speaker 1: grip and that should clear it right up.
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Speaker 6: Stadium with orange and black on Sunday, October twenty sixth
Speaker 6: at one pm, when the Bengals take on the New
Speaker 6: York Jets. At halftime, we'll celebrate the.
Speaker 1: In college football, no question about that, and the Bengals
Speaker 1: going after another win today, you know, maybe making people
Speaker 1: feel better about their who day choice for a possible
Speaker 1: Super Bowl contender or even playoffs, playoffs and to talk
Speaker 1: about all this and more. Game one of the World
Speaker 1: Series under our belts, the one and only Moegger.
Speaker 4: Hey Mo, I missed you last week.
Speaker 1: Yeah you know what it was, so I'll reiterate here. Tuesday,
Speaker 1: October fourteenth, I text you just because I was thinking
Speaker 1: about it and thinking about your great contributions to this
Speaker 1: program every Saturday morning, and I said, I can't express
Speaker 1: how much I appreciate your contributions on Saturday mornings. It's
Speaker 1: become an institution on my show. I'm so thankful that
Speaker 1: you're willing to do it. Thank you, which you responded
Speaker 1: the next day, Hey man, I was doing bedtime last
Speaker 1: night when you sent this, and it just occurred to
Speaker 1: me that I didn't get back. I've come over the
Speaker 1: years to very much looking forward to Saturdays at eight
Speaker 1: thirty eight or so. Always a fun conversation, and it
Speaker 1: keeps me on my toes. Yes, And so last Saturday,
Speaker 1: in the aftermath of all this goodwill and shared broadcast
Speaker 1: love between the two of us, you don't answer the phone.
Speaker 1: On Saturday morning. You were in Oklahoma for UCS against
Speaker 1: Oklahoma State, and as you explained to me, oh real quickly,
Speaker 1: just for the listener's edification, what happened?
Speaker 4: Bo, So I woke up, you know, obviously it's it's
Speaker 4: Central time. I woke up at seven fifteenth Central R
Speaker 4: ready to go. It was in one of those like
Speaker 4: embassy suites rooms where there's like a little tiny living
Speaker 4: room and a little room. I love.
Speaker 1: I haven't stayed at one free I love an embassy suites,
Speaker 1: I really do, right, They're great.
Speaker 4: So I had some time, so I thought, I'm gonna
Speaker 4: go downstairs get a bagel, cup of coffee, and I did,
Speaker 4: and I had my phone. I put it on. The
Speaker 4: alarm had gone off, and I put it on the
Speaker 4: bed right I come back, and I got my bagel
Speaker 4: and I got my coffee, and I sit down on
Speaker 4: the couch to eat and watch some TV. Wait for
Speaker 4: your phone call.
Speaker 1: Very comfortable couches at the embassy suite.
Speaker 4: Left the phone on the bed, and I very quickly
Speaker 4: nodded off. And so when you were calling, the phone
Speaker 4: was ringing on the bed. But I was in the
Speaker 4: living room and I was fast asleep, and I missed
Speaker 4: a phone call.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, it could happen to anyone, so I.
Speaker 12: Mean it, but it happened to me, Yeah it did.
Speaker 1: It did happen to you in this particular occasion. Okay,
Speaker 1: that business finished. You see homecoming today, the game against Baylor.
Speaker 1: You see a second in the Big twelve right now.
Speaker 6: Second.
Speaker 1: We didn't really a lot of people didn't see this coming.
Speaker 1: There's six and one on the season, they're ranked in
Speaker 1: the top twenty five, and good chance they're going to
Speaker 1: beat Baylor today at homecoming. I mean, we're all crossing
Speaker 1: our fingers and hoping so. But I wanted to touch
Speaker 1: on something else's homecoming weekend with University of Cincinnati athletics
Speaker 1: last night, and I've heard the little wrap up and
Speaker 1: commercials you've been doing all morning long celebrating Tony Pike
Speaker 1: and his career at University of Cincinnati football. He was
Speaker 1: admitted into the UC Athletics Hall of Fame last night.
Speaker 1: He'll be celebrated today at the game. You have worked
Speaker 1: with him extensively in his time, and it seems to
Speaker 1: me when you got a hall of famer in the
Speaker 1: market that he became a Hall of famer in and
Speaker 1: did so many you kind of keep that guy around,
Speaker 1: don't you think.
Speaker 4: You invested him? Yes, you keep.
Speaker 1: That guy around and lo and behold, Tony's back in
Speaker 1: the fold, and should be because you got a Hall
Speaker 1: of famer. Thoughts he real quick? Your thoughts on mister Pike,
Speaker 1: what he accomplished at U SEE and what he has
Speaker 1: meant since he's been in the building here.
Speaker 4: Well, I'll probably need more than a few minutes. You know,
Speaker 4: what he accomplished at you See was was awesome. But
Speaker 4: it wasn't like we saw it coming, you know, Tony.
Speaker 4: Tony's college football career lasted six years, and when Mark
Speaker 4: Cantonio was the head coach, I mean, he was buried
Speaker 4: on the depth chart, and Tony would tell you it
Speaker 4: was because of his own doing. And you know, I'll
Speaker 4: never forget the Bearcats were playing in Oklahoma against the Sooners.
Speaker 4: Dustin Grutza got hurt. Tony came in and you know,
Speaker 4: we all knew that they had a kid from Reading
Speaker 4: on the team, but it's like, all right, let's see
Speaker 4: if this guy can can take advantage of the opportunity.
Speaker 4: He kind of performed in mop up duty that day,
Speaker 4: and then the next week played against the Miami RedHawks,
Speaker 4: and it just took off from there. I mean, he
Speaker 4: was he was a terrific a college football player. And
Speaker 4: you know, as neat as it was when the Bearcats
Speaker 4: made the playoff a few years ago, as good as
Speaker 4: they were under Luke Fickle, I'm not sure anything in
Speaker 4: Cincinnati sports rival is what it was like in two
Speaker 4: thousand and eight and two thousand and nine.
Speaker 17: When you see football, this long.
Speaker 4: Dormant program that nobody paid attention to, suddenly was one
Speaker 4: of the hottest things, not just in Cincinnati but in
Speaker 4: all of college football. And Brian Kelly was a major
Speaker 4: reason why they had some electrifying players Marty Gilliard and
Speaker 4: Kevin Huber and Bones Barnett and Connor Barwin and Dominic Goodman.
Speaker 4: I mean, I can go on and on and on,
Speaker 4: but the quarterback was Tony Pike, and I just always
Speaker 4: thought it was such a neat story that you had
Speaker 4: this local guy who waited forever for his turn finally
Speaker 4: got it and took advantage. And you know, the most
Speaker 4: famous play in you see football history and the best
Speaker 4: sporting event that I've ever been to, probably the happiest
Speaker 4: moment I've never had as a sports and is when
Speaker 4: Tony threw that touchdown pass to armand Denz December fifth,
Speaker 4: two thousand and nine against Pittsburgh, wrapped up an undefeated season,
Speaker 4: sent the Bearcats to the Sugar Bowl. And you know,
Speaker 4: if you go back and watch that game, Tony and
Speaker 4: I joke about it all the time. If you go
Speaker 4: back and watch that game, Tony was atrocious in the
Speaker 4: first half, and it made you go, God, you know,
Speaker 4: what should they put in? Zach Kalaris was the backup
Speaker 4: quarterback at the time, but he came back and he
Speaker 4: was awesome in the second half. And if you know
Speaker 4: anything about Tony's UC career, that was sort of emblematica
Speaker 4: the fact that he just kept coming back. He just
Speaker 4: kept you know, earning or taking advantage of a second chance,
Speaker 4: and so he had a remarkable career at U SEE.
Speaker 4: And by the way, the other Hall of famers who
Speaker 4: went in last night, Tom Rvaso's name is in Knippert
Speaker 4: Stadium in the Ring of Honor and has been for
Speaker 4: decades and he finally just went into the Hall of Fame.
Speaker 4: Mike Mickens was an awesome player. I think the UC's
Speaker 4: first ever Playboy All American. Marty Lennon was a great
Speaker 4: soccer coach that was a terrific Hall of Fame class
Speaker 4: but obviously thrilled for Tony and what he's meant at
Speaker 4: the radio station is, you know, he's given me somebody
Speaker 4: to be on the air with. And as as silly
Speaker 4: as that sounds on that station on ESPN fifteen thirty,
Speaker 4: where you know, for years I was sort of an
Speaker 4: island on to myself, you know. To be able to
Speaker 4: do a show with Tony every Monday, and to watch
Speaker 4: him grow as an on air personality and watch him
Speaker 4: evolve into somebody who can carry his own three hour
Speaker 4: show has been a lot of fun. And he's a
Speaker 4: dear friend of mine. He's a cherish colleague, he's a
Speaker 4: Hall of famer and I told him yesterday, we have
Speaker 4: spent the last two weeks in the Tony Pike news cycle,
Speaker 4: and I'm now ready for something else.
Speaker 1: Okay, on the something else real quickly. The game today, MO,
Speaker 1: you see Baylor.
Speaker 4: Yeah, a sneaky, tough game. I think is pretty good
Speaker 4: and it's interesting if you follow the points spread, it's
Speaker 4: gone from five and a half to three and a
Speaker 4: half and I think it dropped down to three. This
Speaker 4: Bearcats team, I think is pretty good. And I always
Speaker 4: look at teams from this standpoint, what is your fatal flaw?
Speaker 4: How many holes do you have and can you plug them?
Speaker 4: I think Cincinnati has some weaknesses. I don't think they
Speaker 4: have many major holes. To me though, more than anything,
Speaker 4: what I'm looking for is how much does Dante Corleone play?
Speaker 4: Because if there is something you could take advantage of
Speaker 4: when it comes to the Bearcats, it's when he's not
Speaker 4: on the field. And because of his ankle, he hasn't
Speaker 4: been on the field nearly as much as they need
Speaker 4: him to. But this offense is humming right now. Last
Speaker 4: week in the game against Oklahoma State, not a very
Speaker 4: good Oklahoma State team, that UC offense in the first
Speaker 4: half was phenomenal efficient, scored touchdowns on every single one
Speaker 4: of their drives. This is a really, really big game
Speaker 4: because next week they go to Utah, which is not
Speaker 4: going to be easy. They still have to play BYU.
Speaker 4: That team is fantastic, and they still have to go
Speaker 4: to TCU. The Bearcats are one of two undefeated teams
Speaker 4: in the Big Twelve. They have to win today homecoming
Speaker 4: against Baylor.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and the thing about Corleone is when he's in
Speaker 1: the game, I don't think the coaches even have to
Speaker 1: remind him to leave the gun and take the canolis
Speaker 1: I College game Day from ESPN is in Nashville, my
Speaker 1: old hometown today because the Vanderbilt Commodores are red hot
Speaker 1: in the SEC, they have a chance to knock off
Speaker 1: another ranked team Missouri today and goes to seven to one.
Speaker 1: And you think about it, Vandy with all their success
Speaker 1: in the great Diego paviat quarterback, who is one of
Speaker 1: the most exciting players to watch in college football, really,
Speaker 1: I mean, I can't he should be a dark horse
Speaker 1: Heisman candidate if he's not, And I mean this is
Speaker 1: huge game. Is every game from now on is going
Speaker 1: to be huge. Vandy gets by them, they might run
Speaker 1: the table.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, I think two great things are happening
Speaker 4: in college football. One is, we have given everybody access
Speaker 4: to the championship. You know, they've to a very large degree.
Speaker 4: They have watered down the regular season by expanding the playoffs.
Speaker 4: But I think now everybody feels like their team has
Speaker 4: access to it. Whether you're a fan of Ohio State
Speaker 4: or Alabama or non traditional football, you know, programs like
Speaker 4: Cincinnati and Vanderbilt. So you kind of start there, right,
Speaker 4: you look at Dandy and go even if there's a hiccup,
Speaker 4: there's a pathway to the playoff, and if you're in
Speaker 4: the playoffs, you've got a shot at the championship. The
Speaker 4: other one is, and you and I talked about this,
Speaker 4: the fact that the players get paid now, I think
Speaker 4: has leveled the playing field to a large degree. Now
Speaker 4: you see Indian the Indiana Hoosiers, Yes, are the second
Speaker 4: ranked team in the country. Indiana a basketball school and
Speaker 4: Vanderbilt right an academic school. Uh, the SEC sort of
Speaker 4: redheaded stepchild historically, Well, what levels of the playing field? Cash?
Speaker 4: And since everybody could pay, and since you can you know,
Speaker 4: move around and take advantage of the transfer portal. I
Speaker 4: think what it has done is it has distributing the
Speaker 4: talent around the sport, and non traditional football programs are
Speaker 4: finding success. Vanderbilt's one of them, and I think it's awesome.
Speaker 1: I am so glad you were awake for our conversation, Todamo.
Speaker 1: I can't I can't even tell you how happy I am.
Speaker 4: I'm not sure how awake I am, but I am
Speaker 4: here for the conversation.
Speaker 1: Yes. And finally, of course, uh, I mean we haven't
Speaker 1: even talked about the Bengals and that the hapless Jets.
Speaker 1: Isn't it wonderful when they describe a team as the
Speaker 1: hapless Jets. Yeah, and the Bengals very much could could
Speaker 1: be or could have been the hapless Bengals without the
Speaker 1: addition of Joe Flanco. We'll see how it goes. The
Speaker 1: other thing I wanted to ask you about was the
Speaker 1: World Series last night, Game one in Toronto. The Blue
Speaker 1: Jays did what they needed to do, which is get
Speaker 1: off to a fast start against these historically great Dodgers
Speaker 1: eleven to four last night.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I thought the turning point in the game for
Speaker 4: me came in the second inning. LA scored t k
Speaker 4: Hernandez single loaded the bases and had sho hey Otani
Speaker 4: at the plate and they got him out and he
Speaker 4: kind of felt like with him at the plate, as
Speaker 4: awesome as he has been, you know, the greatest single
Speaker 4: game performance any of us have ever seen. Last Friday,
Speaker 4: I'm thinking, Okay, this could get out of hand early.
Speaker 4: And when Toronto escaped with just one run being scored
Speaker 4: as silly as it sounds, and the second inning of
Speaker 4: Game one, I thought that was huge. And then you know,
Speaker 4: the Blue Jays came to Cincinnati in early September, and
Speaker 4: you know, we were caught up in can the Reds
Speaker 4: make a run? Can the Redskins of the postseason? That
Speaker 4: Blue Jays offense just kept coming. You might remember there
Speaker 4: was a game where the Reds jumped out to a
Speaker 4: five to nothing lead and ended up losing fourteen to nine.
Speaker 4: The Blue Jay said five home runs that night. That
Speaker 4: is a great lineup. It's gotten even better because Boba
Speaker 4: Schett played second base last night for the first time
Speaker 4: in forever, joined the Toronto starting lineup for the first
Speaker 4: time since September to sixth. Vladimir Guerrero Junior might be
Speaker 4: the best hitter in the sport. The Dodgers pitching in
Speaker 4: the playoffs has been so good that I think a
Speaker 4: lot of folks have felt like it's inevitable la is
Speaker 4: going to win the series. And they may, but that
Speaker 4: Blue Jays lineup is terrific. And for folks who haven't
Speaker 4: been paying attention Toronto to Toronto, last night, you saw
Speaker 4: how good that lineup is.
Speaker 1: Well, I have a fantastic day. Enjoy the game today.
Speaker 1: You see's homecoming and you can hear all the action
Speaker 1: right here on the Home of the Bear Catch seven
Speaker 1: hundred WLW counselor going on? Man, I'm good? How about you?
Speaker 1: The No Kami sit in last week was great? At
Speaker 1: the bar?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 6: How did that go?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 1: We must have had Let's see, they inflated their national
Speaker 1: figures to seven million, so I'll say we had at
Speaker 1: least one hundred thousand at Huddles last year.
Speaker 22: It ain't bad, man, I bet that place was passed
Speaker 22: or five. Yeah, yeah, well good.
Speaker 1: What's on the show.
Speaker 22: Well, I'll tell you we're gonna be talking a lot
Speaker 22: about the Cincinnati Police Department and what they're doing to
Speaker 22: Chief Fiji. At ten o'clock, we're gonna have Russ Neville
Speaker 22: long time Cincinnati police officer and brother of the chief.
Speaker 22: We're going to talk to him live in studio at
Speaker 22: ten eleven o'clock Christopher Smithman and at eleven thirty Ken
Speaker 22: Cober fo Pete President going to talk about issue five.
Speaker 22: A lot of people don't remember that, but they want
Speaker 22: to get rid of it, and I do too.
Speaker 1: All right, my friend Ray Scott called earlier and he
Speaker 1: said that apparently the Cincinnati government, Cincinneti City is waging
Speaker 1: a war on women. Oh really because of the you know,
Speaker 1: the ouster of Thiji. Oh I see, And I said, well, no,
Speaker 1: they're waging a war on women of color. Yeah, because
Speaker 1: white is a color.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Saturday midday, Mike Allen coming home next after the show
Speaker 1: show at Huddles. See you there.
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