Speaker 1: Yes, but there is something very cool coming here locally
Speaker 1: to the tri State America's river Roots.
Speaker 2: Big old deal.
Speaker 1: I feel like it's kind of like a Tall Stacks thing, right,
Speaker 1: if you were, like, you know, decades ago they had
Speaker 1: that around sound here.
Speaker 3: Oh that was a big deal a few years alive. Yeah, exactly. Well,
Speaker 3: let's talk to someone who can clue us in on it.
Speaker 3: It's Susan Fisher, executive director of River Roots. Susan, Welcome
Speaker 3: to the program.
Speaker 4: Hello there, thanks for having me.
Speaker 3: So, Susan, I think that Rock was talking about tall Stacks,
Speaker 3: and I think the headline I don't know if it
Speaker 3: was one of your guys blurbs or what, but it
Speaker 3: was like tall Stacks on steroid.
Speaker 4: That's a great way to say about it. Is it
Speaker 4: is true. For the first time in twenty years, what
Speaker 4: we call the Tall Stacks riverboats are back. Nine of
Speaker 4: them will be, and actually many of them have already
Speaker 4: arrived at the public Land and are going to help
Speaker 4: us kick off America's to fiftieth at America's River Roots Festival.
Speaker 1: Okay, and tell us first, I guess that the start
Speaker 1: of this it's uh, it's October eighth through the twelfth.
Speaker 2: Correct.
Speaker 4: Yes, So the riverboats actually start cruising tomorrow morning, Wednesday,
Speaker 4: October eighth, and then on Thursday through Sunday, then ninth
Speaker 4: through the twelfth. There will be music and cuisine and
Speaker 4: all the cultural experiences, and.
Speaker 3: They're doing Susan, they're doing how many cruises people and
Speaker 3: going various like you know, lunch, breakfast and.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So there are nine nine boats cruising for five days
Speaker 4: and there are over one hundred and seventy five total cruises.
Speaker 4: There's lunch, lunch, dinner, variety of sight seeing, cruises, parades
Speaker 4: and races. Those are the really fun ones. We kick
Speaker 4: off Thursday with the parade, all nine boats together for
Speaker 4: the first time in twenty years, and then we close
Speaker 4: out the festival on Sunday at eight thirty parade of
Speaker 4: lights with fireworks, which will be great fun whether you're
Speaker 4: on board one of the nine boats and get to
Speaker 4: see from the river or if you're on land watching
Speaker 4: the spectacle from the shore.
Speaker 2: Did you say boat races?
Speaker 3: Explain that one.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Sure, there's a lot of rivalry in these boats that
Speaker 4: go seven miles an hour, but we affectionately call them races.
Speaker 4: They are races, and there's lots of antics that go
Speaker 4: on between the boats. Captain Alan Bernstein, our beloved captain
Speaker 4: from BB Riverboats, will be the MC of the races.
Speaker 4: And as he says, in riverboat racing the rules are
Speaker 4: there are no rules. So I'm not sure exactly what
Speaker 4: that means. I'm excited to find out myself, but it's
Speaker 4: going to be a fun day. We have a race
Speaker 4: Friday at one, Saturday one and four, and Sunday one
Speaker 4: and four, so there's five races in total. And on Sunday, now,
Speaker 4: Saturday afternoon is the infamous rivalry between the Belle of
Speaker 4: Louisville and the Belle of Cincinnati.
Speaker 6: They've been at each.
Speaker 4: Other for decades and we'll see who wins on Saturday.
Speaker 1: Well, to me, that means you could strap like a
Speaker 1: six point two liter hemming onto one of those things
Speaker 1: and do a little advantage, right, You got.
Speaker 3: One of those old pirates can loan?
Speaker 4: Well, I have heard there are cannons that have been
Speaker 4: authorized by the US Coast Guard, so I can't say anymore.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Susan Fisher, executive director of America's River Roots, is join
Speaker 1: us on the program right now.
Speaker 2: And I guess Susan did just talk about again.
Speaker 1: This is all in celebration of America's tour and fiftieth anniversary.
Speaker 2: Why riverboats? What is the importance?
Speaker 7: What?
Speaker 3: What should people know about the culture importance importance of riverboats?
Speaker 4: Sure, well, the the riverboats allowed Cincinnati. With the advent
Speaker 4: of the riverboats, Cincinnati was the original gateway to the
Speaker 4: West and was able to connect all the inland waterways
Speaker 4: which allowed people to transport industry, commerce, et cetera. And
Speaker 4: what America's River Roots is all about is because of
Speaker 4: those steamboats. Because of that transport, there's been a fusion
Speaker 4: of music, cuisine, and cultures as people merged in a
Speaker 4: way that they never were able to before they could
Speaker 4: transport by water like that. So the riverboats being here
Speaker 4: for the first time in twenty years is going to
Speaker 4: be a historic site and it's all all fun down
Speaker 4: on the river.
Speaker 6: So come on and join.
Speaker 1: What do you say a fusion of music and culture?
Speaker 1: Explain that a little bit more. I mean, I assume
Speaker 1: were we talking because of the Ohio River and then
Speaker 1: it connects to the Mississippi. Are we're talking like New
Speaker 1: Orleans kind of culture? Those are the things that are.
Speaker 6: Coming down.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, so, Yes, the river boats are coming from seven
Speaker 4: cities from the East and the Alleghany and the Monongahela.
Speaker 4: It comes the Three Rivers Queen from Pittsburgh, and then
Speaker 4: Louisville and Memphis, and then as you go to the Mississippi, Yes,
Speaker 4: all the way down south from New Orleans, Moline, Illinois,
Speaker 4: the quad cities just west of Chicago and Minneapolis. So
Speaker 4: all those boats have traveled between one thousand and fourteen
Speaker 4: hundred miles, some of them eight days to get here.
Speaker 4: And so yeah, that's where the boats were coming from.
Speaker 4: And each of those boats are going to celebrate their
Speaker 4: home port and their culture with their music and their cuisine.
Speaker 3: We're talking to Susan Fisher, executive director of the River
Speaker 3: Rodge Festival starting tomorrow actually with the different cruises around
Speaker 3: on the river boats, and Susan, I suppose there's going
Speaker 3: to be a lot of stuff on both sides of
Speaker 3: the river as far as booths being set up, various foods, drinks, whatnot,
Speaker 3: all up in.
Speaker 4: Yes, yes, we are, we are in setup mode right
Speaker 4: now to get ready for everybody. And yeah, we've got
Speaker 4: on the cuisine front, we are looking to celebrate every
Speaker 4: nationality of cuisine of people that have settled here uh
Speaker 4: and and established their roots in the Cincinnati region. Uh
Speaker 4: so Alfio's and Fortune Dumpling, Aunt, Flora's Smoke Justice on
Speaker 4: both sides of the river, uh celebrating Southern Cajun barbecue,
Speaker 4: Italian German soul, all kinds of great food. And then
Speaker 4: on the beverage side, because the Cincinnati region likes to
Speaker 4: uh imbibe, we've got you know, of course, the incredible
Speaker 4: beer history and heritage. On the Ohio side, so we've
Speaker 4: got a craft brewmaster tasting experience where you can walk
Speaker 4: up and get just a sample of twenty different kinds
Speaker 4: of craft beer, or you can sign up for one
Speaker 4: of the sessions and learn about the brewery industry.
Speaker 8: So that's in Ohio.
Speaker 4: And then similarly, on the Kentucky side, right at Festival Park,
Speaker 4: there's a two hundred plus foot tent called the Kentucky
Speaker 4: Bourbon Experience, and there's a bottle shop of really rare
Speaker 4: bottles of bourbon. There's a tasting blending area for bourbon experiences.
Speaker 4: And then with our partners the Merchant Club, there's going
Speaker 4: to be a speakeasy on one end, so that'll be fun.
Speaker 4: And then as well, up at Ovation, the new Ovation,
Speaker 4: which has the best overlook of the city. There's also
Speaker 4: going to be Bourbon experiences up there and restaurants and
Speaker 4: bars from the Beeline.
Speaker 3: Susan, I'm glad you brought up Ovation. We are going
Speaker 3: to be doing Rock's not going to be up, but
Speaker 3: he's going to be on a town. I'm going to
Speaker 3: be with Jason Williams at the Ovation on the River
Speaker 3: doing our show on Thursday, and I plan on participating
Speaker 3: in the Bourbon experience whether.
Speaker 9: Or not.
Speaker 3: A lot, Susan. People want to find out more, where
Speaker 3: can they go?
Speaker 4: Sure, well, we've got a great website, americasriverroots dot com
Speaker 4: that's with an S. And also if you go to
Speaker 4: Google or Apple wherever you get your apps, type in
Speaker 4: river Roots and it'll pop up the America's River Roots
Speaker 4: Festival app, which will allow you to go through the
Speaker 4: schedule of all the great music on all all four
Speaker 4: stages and heart your favorites so you don't miss them
Speaker 4: as well. The Freedom Center is going.
Speaker 6: To have a speaker series.
Speaker 4: It's open to the public. By the way, Friday and
Speaker 4: Saturday open for free thanks to a.
Speaker 6: Partnership with Fifth Third, The Black.
Speaker 4: Music Walk of Fame of course is always open, and
Speaker 4: the carousel is going to be opened. So come on
Speaker 4: down to the banks and Yateman's Cove and Newport and
Speaker 4: all that is on the app and you can, you know,
Speaker 4: sort of curate your own experience.
Speaker 3: Great, very cool, Susan Fisher. We appreciate it. We'll see
Speaker 3: you down.
Speaker 4: There, all right, thank you so much.
Speaker 3: All right take okay, So, as a Fisher, the executive
Speaker 3: director of America's River.
Speaker 1: Now speaking of have you seen that innovation site? Oh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: Well you're talking some nice condos office space and they
Speaker 1: got like you know, the common areas and the restaurants
Speaker 1: and the and the whole deal.
Speaker 10: Man.
Speaker 2: It is very very cool.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're going to have the uh the show is
Speaker 3: going to be set up in the new Market bar
Speaker 3: down there. Innovation, Yes, so stop but you can check
Speaker 3: it out at the Ovation on the River dot com.
Speaker 3: It's gonna be fun.
Speaker 11: Man.
Speaker 3: I'm I'm really going for the weather's supposed to be outstanding.
Speaker 1: Assume I got to miss I got a football game
Speaker 1: to go to, but but no, it should be. It
Speaker 1: should be a great experience. Uh, great space they got
Speaker 1: down there, so very cool with that.
Speaker 3: We check in with traffic and weather. What is going on?
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Speaker 3: Macy's wright sent Tanya, it's our Tanya day, coming up
Speaker 3: here after the news, and we were talking about what
Speaker 3: we're going to talk about, and then about five minutes
Speaker 3: later she sends back, the Bengals just got Joe Flaco,
Speaker 3: and I thought you would be like, get that's funny,
Speaker 3: she said, not seriously.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean that's kind of out of the blue.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 1: I mean, Zach Taylor, if you listen to his press conference,
Speaker 1: he left the door open. He did not commit to
Speaker 1: Jake Browning being the other star, So in your head
Speaker 1: You're like, okay, is that is you put to start
Speaker 1: Mike White, start Mark Rippons, they start Sean Clifford. But
Speaker 1: then they really Mike.
Speaker 3: White, and they released Mike White on and they raised
Speaker 3: the ripping. I don't know the order, but yeah, then
Speaker 3: they signed Joe Flacca. My initial thought is, number one,
Speaker 3: what's been the biggest downfall of Jake Brownie? But what
Speaker 3: is he what's the worst thing he's done?
Speaker 14: Well?
Speaker 3: The picks, the picks, Well, Joe Flacco has six picks already. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and one hundred and sixty attempts exactly. That worries me.
Speaker 1: And the other part that worries me is Joe Flacco's
Speaker 1: lack of mobility with a line that's not exactly uh
Speaker 1: you know Fort Knox here, right. So I applaud the
Speaker 1: organization for doing something I think a fan base that's
Speaker 1: very vested in it and is all involved in it.
Speaker 1: I think you show them we're we're doing what we
Speaker 1: can here and trying to write this ship in a
Speaker 1: division that's still winnable. So now I think it's interesting.
Speaker 1: And look, the thing you're getting in Flacco is experience.
Speaker 1: And of all the college coaches I talked to, and
Speaker 1: every single week and over the years and years and years.
Speaker 1: I mean, the number one thing they talk about with
Speaker 1: the quarterback is having experience. And experiences is key in
Speaker 1: everything every industry, but you know, in particular quarterback, because
Speaker 1: there's just so many blitzes and coverages and looks and
Speaker 1: things like that, and you're talking about a guy in
Speaker 1: Joe Flacca who has literally seen all of them.
Speaker 3: You're talking about the experience. That's something I wanted to
Speaker 3: bring up to you yesterday and watching that Browns game
Speaker 3: on Sunday morning, I didn't realize that, Dylan Gabriel, you started, like,
Speaker 3: what sixty games in college something like that.
Speaker 1: Next well bow next said that the record which is
Speaker 1: I believe sixty one starts in college. It was incredible,
Speaker 1: And yeah, it's funny because I remember not that long ago,
Speaker 1: it was like, you wanted a quarterback that was younger,
Speaker 1: the better because that meant you had more years in
Speaker 1: the league. Now they figured out we can't bring in
Speaker 1: someone here that is super young and it takes two
Speaker 1: and three years to develop. People just don't have the
Speaker 1: patience anymore, and they got to be good because defenses
Speaker 1: are more complex than ever. Offenses are more complex than ever.
Speaker 1: She means someone that has a lot of experience. Same
Speaker 1: thing in college, with all this transfer portal nonsense, the
Speaker 1: quarterbacks that usually get brought in are the ones that
Speaker 1: have experience.
Speaker 3: That's what happened with Gabriel. He played for what three
Speaker 3: you sef and then Oklahoma Lahoma? Yeah remember that, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Same thing.
Speaker 1: Bon Nix was had been at Auburn, then he went
Speaker 1: to went to Oregon. You know, Kyler Murray had been
Speaker 1: a few Yeah. Yeah, So it's it's or I meant,
Speaker 1: Jalen Hurts have been a few places.
Speaker 3: They've showed all the people who had been at Oklahoma
Speaker 3: and Jalen Hurts and uh and Gabriel we're two of them. Yeah,
Speaker 3: we're gonna be talking to Tanyard Warg has discussed just
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Speaker 16: A community mourning the loss of a high school sophomore
Speaker 16: with the three p thirty report, I'm Sean Gallagher breaking
Speaker 16: now sad news coming this afternoon as a Tina was
Speaker 16: found critically injured after a hidden run over the weekend
Speaker 16: succumb to his injuries.
Speaker 17: A statement from Mohler says that hearts are broken on word.
Speaker 17: The sophomore Dylan Strawn has now died from his injuries.
Speaker 17: The fifteen year old was riding his bicycle on Old
Speaker 17: Coal Rain Road over the weekend when he was struck
Speaker 17: by a car that did not stop. He was found
Speaker 17: by a passerby early Sunday morning, nine one one was called.
Speaker 17: The school says Dylan was a positive and caring student
Speaker 17: who asked to become a house chaplain early so he
Speaker 17: could pray for his classmates. Dylan was also in band, theater,
Speaker 17: and volleyball. There is a gofund me account set up
Speaker 17: for the Strawn family. I'm Jack Crumley News Radio seven
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Speaker 16: you're heading toward Dayton right now at sixty eight degrees.
Speaker 16: Newsday Service of Arnel Carriers and low Tes Center. The
Speaker 16: Bengals acquiring veteran quarterback Joe Flacco from the Browns today,
Speaker 16: as well as they're six round pick in next year's
Speaker 16: draft that originally belonged to the Lions. In exchange, the
Speaker 16: Bengals will send Cleveland their fifth round pick in twenty
Speaker 16: twenty six. Both teams have now announced a deal on
Speaker 16: their social media accounts. The forty year old Flacca began
Speaker 16: the season as the Browns starting quarterback, but was recently
Speaker 16: benched with rookie Dylan Gabriel getting his first career start
Speaker 16: this past Sunday. More coming up in sports with seg
Speaker 16: and Ohio. Early in person voting got underway today at
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Speaker 2: Genesis Diamonds celebrates ten years in Cincinnati. Used to be
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Speaker 3: The Queen, the Queen Cincinnati Media. She wears her crown
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Speaker 6: It's thorny, though.
Speaker 3: She is our good friend Tanya from w CPO Night News. Tanya,
Speaker 3: a lot of a lot of stuff on the plate today,
Speaker 3: but we were well, we were just talking about the
Speaker 3: River Roots thing. I believe you guys. Let's just get
Speaker 3: the promo stuff out of the way right quick. You
Speaker 3: guys are going to be dying.
Speaker 6: Sure. I mean, of course it's a big deal, River Roots.
Speaker 6: You know, it's it kicks off officially today. It's really
Speaker 6: the idea that this starts the celebration of what's to
Speaker 6: come next year, which is America's fiftieth birthday, and the
Speaker 6: focus is on Cincinnatisi river culture in you know, in
Speaker 6: in America, and how we were so important. We liked
Speaker 6: being important, so you know, and there's if you were
Speaker 6: we called tall stacks. Oh yeah, stack, but maybe with
Speaker 6: a little more, a little more like, you know, more stuff.
Speaker 6: So lots of lots of the river paddle wheelers down there.
Speaker 6: I think there's I mean something like one hundred and
Speaker 6: sixty different boat cruises that are offered right now. Yeah,
Speaker 6: So they did have to cancel some headliners and stuff
Speaker 6: like that. They got rid of some of the late
Speaker 6: night cruises because apparently those weren't selling well. But yeah,
Speaker 6: we might should be nice for it.
Speaker 3: We just had we just had the executive director on
Speaker 3: and uh okay, I was going I was going to
Speaker 3: ask her about that, but nothing screams the America came
Speaker 3: out America's river routes, like having Weezer do a show.
Speaker 3: I couldn't quite figure out where some of this stuff
Speaker 3: was connected at as.
Speaker 6: You know, yeah, you kind of think more like bluegrass
Speaker 6: would good something like that. Like, I don't know, but
Speaker 6: I think what they wanted was and I'm totally guessing here, guys,
Speaker 6: I have no clue of not spoken to one human
Speaker 6: involved with River Roots Festival. Is that My guess is
Speaker 6: they wanted to appeal to a much broader audience than
Speaker 6: for example, Tall Sacks was about just the boat Tall Sex,
Speaker 6: and so they wanted to not call it Tall Sacks again,
Speaker 6: is a guess, because they wanted to be about more
Speaker 6: than just the river boats. They wanted to be about
Speaker 6: the underground railroad, freedom area, you know, all that whole story.
Speaker 6: They wanted to be a little more inclusive, and that
Speaker 6: included baby bringing in the Maren Morris and Weezer crowd,
Speaker 6: which apparently did not go as planned. But you know,
Speaker 6: we are.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, let's move along here to the news
Speaker 3: that you broke to me. Oh yeah, about an hour ago,
Speaker 3: I'm sitting there, we're just we're talking about talking about
Speaker 3: what we were going to talk about, and uh, all
Speaker 3: of it we got. We finished with that little text
Speaker 3: chain in about five minutes later, you sent me a
Speaker 3: text now the clear blue that just said the Bengals
Speaker 3: just got Joe Flacco. And I was like, say, what.
Speaker 1: By the way, Joe Flacco, I played against Joe Flacco.
Speaker 1: That's how long Joe Flacco. He's forty with the Steelers.
Speaker 2: When I was at the Steelers. He's with the Ravens.
Speaker 21: And yeah, yeah, oh my lord, Yeah, I mean he's
Speaker 21: not Look, he's a proven winner, he's a guy who
Speaker 21: is a leader.
Speaker 6: He knows how to handle a team, clear, you know,
Speaker 6: all those things which are very important. He still has
Speaker 6: to stay behind the same line. You know, he's not
Speaker 6: very mobile anymore. I don't know. You tell me, you
Speaker 6: guys are the sports experts, Rocky if he mobile, why
Speaker 6: not so much.
Speaker 2: No, he's not mobile at all, which is a little
Speaker 2: bit of a concern.
Speaker 6: Yes, oh okay, but here's the thing, Like, well, I
Speaker 6: look at it from a fan perspective, like, Okay, maybe
Speaker 6: this is good in the sense that the ants is
Speaker 6: so wide open. I mean, of all the years for
Speaker 6: us not to have Joe Burrow healthy, and you know, like,
Speaker 6: my god, you know, look at everyone's terrible, like or
Speaker 6: or love. Different variations are terrible. Why can't we just
Speaker 6: rise to the you know up, So maybe this gets
Speaker 6: us the wins that we need I don't to get
Speaker 6: in the playoffs. I mean, I don't know. Does it
Speaker 6: mean that you know, I know that this is my
Speaker 6: deep hope of course that like maybe Joe's toe is
Speaker 6: doing really well and so they're like, look they can
Speaker 6: if he can peel off six wins for us and
Speaker 6: we can get Joe back, you know, maybe I don't know.
Speaker 6: Am I crazy? Am I crazy?
Speaker 4: There?
Speaker 2: You might be crazy for thinking Joe Burrow is going
Speaker 2: to come back this year? Maybe not.
Speaker 1: But I would say with with Flacco, I feel like
Speaker 1: if you watch the Bengals games, there's open wide receivers,
Speaker 1: there's guys open and one thing Joe Flacco does well,
Speaker 1: even especially this you know part of his career is
Speaker 1: he's seen everything so and he's a quick decision maker.
Speaker 1: So he's he finds open guys. I thought he did
Speaker 1: that in the second half of the Bengals game when
Speaker 1: we played.
Speaker 2: Him in the opening opening game of the season.
Speaker 1: I mean, he if there's an open guy, buddy, he
Speaker 1: was hitting him. So if that's really what at the essence,
Speaker 1: what this Bengals team needs right now is, Hey, we've
Speaker 1: got guys scheme to get open.
Speaker 2: We just can't.
Speaker 1: Browning just you know, can't find him, can't get the
Speaker 1: ball to him. Maybe Flacco can help in that regard.
Speaker 6: Well, like, we don't give up much for him a
Speaker 6: fist front pick. I don't think that that's tragic or anything.
Speaker 6: But the biggest really problem for me now on a
Speaker 6: personal level is I traded away on my fantasy team.
Speaker 6: I traded away T Higgins because I'm like, well, he's
Speaker 6: never catching a ball again, you know what I mean?
Speaker 6: And now look at this, this is problematic for me.
Speaker 3: Let's listen to you Wheeling a dealer.
Speaker 2: Yah, I know that.
Speaker 6: Was a dumb decision by me. That was very dumb.
Speaker 6: So well that's okay, back next week. The way, no
Speaker 6: one's handing me back to you because you're kidding me.
Speaker 6: So that said, like I think it's an interesting move.
Speaker 6: I think it's something that the Brown family doesn't generally
Speaker 6: make these moves. Maybe we should all be like, huh hm,
Speaker 6: this is interesting, right, isn't it good news in some way?
Speaker 1: Well, it's good because it shows it said the zero,
Speaker 1: but showing the fan base that you're doing whatever you can.
Speaker 1: And at the end of the day, I think people
Speaker 1: would at least respect if if an organization, a coach
Speaker 1: is trying things and trying to get things right and
Speaker 1: making some moves, and the Bengals don't make a lot
Speaker 1: of moves, and I think that's one people, that one
Speaker 1: thing that draws a lot of higher from Bengals fans.
Speaker 1: We don't trade, we don't get creative, we don't, you know,
Speaker 1: get rid of draft picks for proven commodities. We're still
Speaker 1: kind of stuck in this old way. This at least
Speaker 1: shows the organization is willing to try something. Will it work,
Speaker 1: I don't know, but I think it makes me more
Speaker 1: excited that hell, I want to watch the game this
Speaker 1: Sunday just to see what happens to me too.
Speaker 6: Well, and a little listen, there's six more home games,
Speaker 6: and the Brown family certainly wants Butts in the seats,
Speaker 6: and I just I think that after I think you
Speaker 6: saw this weekend so many Bengals fans sold their seats.
Speaker 6: You saw so much blue in that stadium. There was
Speaker 6: not a It looked like an FC game, not a
Speaker 6: Bengal game with the orange and blue. And so you've
Speaker 6: got to think that just at a minimum, you want
Speaker 6: your fans engaged, and you know you want to be
Speaker 6: able to sell over price beers and hot dogs for sure,
Speaker 6: So you do something because I think the fan base
Speaker 6: was really I mean down, very down, down, down down downtown.
Speaker 6: So hopefully this gives the fans something to be exaid about.
Speaker 6: Like you said, you're willing to watch the game again.
Speaker 6: I'm willing to watch the game again. Last weekend I
Speaker 6: had no one, but I made myself very busy. So
Speaker 6: I walk through and I go and I walked back out.
Speaker 3: And you know, things like that, you didn't miss much.
Speaker 6: I know I did watch more than I'd like to admit.
Speaker 6: I kept getting up and like yelling at the TV
Speaker 6: and then walking away.
Speaker 3: So yeah, well let me ask you, Tanya, switching gears again.
Speaker 3: Coming up here at four o'clock our topic. We're going
Speaker 3: to interview, Uh, a psychologists brain experts. It's a brain
Speaker 3: talking about brain about earworms. Those It just so happens
Speaker 3: that Ron and I were talking about this yesterday and
Speaker 3: this guest popped up and I was like, well, let's
Speaker 3: get that guy on to describe. Tell us how why
Speaker 3: does that happen when you get a song in your
Speaker 3: brain and you can't let go of.
Speaker 6: Like it's a small world after all, Like you know
Speaker 6: that songs you want to sing it for, you get
Speaker 6: it started in your ear because you'll never leave, please'll
Speaker 6: never You can hear it, now, can't you? You can
Speaker 6: hear it. It's a small world. Yeah, And that's why
Speaker 6: does our brain not let that go? And more importantly,
Speaker 6: why are there only certain songs that do that? Your
Speaker 6: habits where you wake up in the middle of the
Speaker 6: night like you're you're asleep, you're in bed, and you
Speaker 6: keep the same song, the same verse with the same
Speaker 6: song keeps playing in your head and you can't get
Speaker 6: it to stop. Because that's like the worst to me.
Speaker 1: To me, it's it's the it's the And what I'm
Speaker 1: excited to ask the doctor about is I can understand
Speaker 1: if you hear a song, especially when you haven't heard
Speaker 1: a while and like and you're into it, like oh sweet,
Speaker 1: and that song stays in your head. But a song
Speaker 1: that you haven't heard, you know, recently at all, all
Speaker 1: of a sudden that one pops in your.
Speaker 2: Head, Like why that's that's what's going to be pretty interesting.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I want to I'll be I'll keep listening on
Speaker 6: here what this doctor says, because this happens to me.
Speaker 6: I hate to admit an awful lot, like an awful,
Speaker 6: awful lot, and it drives me wild. What are what
Speaker 6: songs get stuck in your head? Guys?
Speaker 3: Well various? It goes dat lately. The other day here's
Speaker 3: here's where it goes with me. One day it was
Speaker 3: the old song I think it was by Chubby Checker,
Speaker 3: the Limbo Rock, Do the limb just that one line,
Speaker 3: do the Limbo Rock? Because I heard it on an
Speaker 3: oldie station. And then the next day and that's been
Speaker 3: that way ever since losing my religion by I have no.
Speaker 2: Idea why.
Speaker 1: Just below you two and my bands I should never
Speaker 1: have existed, just that that beginning do do.
Speaker 2: That's?
Speaker 3: I don't know why that just stuck it. Yeah, I
Speaker 3: don't know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, my song, by the way, I said yesterday. Let's
Speaker 1: tell you my song is a lynchpin by Fear Factory.
Speaker 1: Go ahead and and look it up once we're off here.
Speaker 1: But that song has been on my head for about
Speaker 1: a week.
Speaker 6: Why do I want that stuck in my head? I
Speaker 6: don't want, I don't want to listen to that, and then.
Speaker 22: It gets stick in my head given about four seconds,
Speaker 22: like your brain.
Speaker 3: Your brain rejected immediately.
Speaker 6: It's one of the isn't it interesting that? Like like
Speaker 6: if I have an earworm or something going like that,
Speaker 6: I have to turn on the radio and listen to
Speaker 6: something else and then it goes away.
Speaker 3: Well you know what to listen to the Eddie and
Speaker 3: Rocky show. Another will stick in your brain like us two.
Speaker 6: Talking nothing like an earworm like you two.
Speaker 3: That's been said with that, But yes we will. We
Speaker 3: will let you go and we'll see you down the river.
Speaker 6: Oh yes, okay, I'll be in my hoop skirt, bye.
Speaker 3: Bye bye down there and her old lacy thing with
Speaker 3: a big bonnet thingy on bonnet of course. Yeah, let's see. Okay,
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Speaker 3: Talking about Doctor Porter's going to join us to talk
Speaker 3: about why do earworms those songs that get inside your head,
Speaker 3: getting there and just stick with you for a few days.
Speaker 1: And by the way, I had not heard of this
Speaker 1: term until yesterday. I've never heard what a earworm is.
Speaker 1: Everyone knows what it is. It's those songs, silly or otherwise,
Speaker 1: that somehow get in your brain and you just can't
Speaker 1: let them go. And as I said with Tanya, the
Speaker 1: most interesting ones are the ones where you don't actually
Speaker 1: hear the song.
Speaker 2: It's like you either wake.
Speaker 1: Up singing it or just somehow during the course of
Speaker 1: the day you start singing it.
Speaker 2: How the hell that get in there?
Speaker 3: Let's talk to Tim. Wait, Tim, what's going on? You're uh,
Speaker 3: how do you cure earworms?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 25: Calling from the black Swamp of far northwestern Ohio. You're
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Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 25: I used to play in rock and roll bands my
Speaker 25: whole life, back in the sixties and seventies. We used
Speaker 25: to call them a.
Speaker 2: Hook back then.
Speaker 25: But I get those, and my remedy is I have
Speaker 25: a song that I can hum inside my brain. It's
Speaker 25: a song by Harry Chapin called Cats in the Cradle.
Speaker 25: Oh Yeah, and it will replace any repetitive type earworm
Speaker 25: you get because if you know the song, it has
Speaker 25: a long opening. It's variable, it's not a repeating thing.
Speaker 25: But I can hear that in my head and it
Speaker 25: replaces the earworm, and I go right.
Speaker 3: To sleep, all right, Tim, Well, thanks buddy, you don't
Speaker 3: want it really happens to me? Is Christmas time, you know,
Speaker 3: because you only hear obviously, you only hear those songs
Speaker 3: around you know, maybe nine ten on after you heard
Speaker 3: it the last time. But then all of a sudden,
Speaker 3: it's the most wonderful time. That song will stick in
Speaker 3: my head every day, simply heavy, wonderful Christmas time. That's
Speaker 3: the one that seems to get stuck. Well, because I
Speaker 3: hate it so much that most people do. It always
Speaker 3: seems like it's the songs my grandma got run over
Speaker 3: by a reindeer that'll stick in my head. Yep, I
Speaker 3: mean just saying it. I can already hear it playing
Speaker 3: in my head, but I have no idea. But it's
Speaker 3: true what you said. I've noticed that. I've noticed that too. Well,
Speaker 3: Like I said when I said losing my religion, r em,
Speaker 3: I couldn't tell you the last time I heard that song. Yeah,
Speaker 3: just one day just popped in my brain, and I'm
Speaker 3: just I just kept Internet over and over again.
Speaker 1: The ones that makes sense are as I said, a
Speaker 1: song you haven't heard in a while that you really like,
Speaker 1: and then you hear it, You're like, oh wow, and
Speaker 1: then he starts singing it, and you know me, I'm
Speaker 1: always singing a song during the course of the show.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well you're you could go anywhere from like, oh,
Speaker 3: you were talking about this a full song, but or
Speaker 3: and the next day it might be like a Virgin
Speaker 3: by Madonna is my musical tasar all over the place.
Speaker 3: Let's talk to Jason and Fairfield. Hey, Jason, real quick,
Speaker 3: what do you have?
Speaker 9: Yeah, I was just talking about when you said earworms.
Speaker 9: I was thinking about the Star Trek movie where Checkov
Speaker 9: got the earworm in his head and now he said,
Speaker 9: it's not a song, but it's a scene that is
Speaker 9: now in my head again of the worm going into his.
Speaker 3: I recall, I mean, thank you, Jason, I totally remember
Speaker 3: that scene you never see you never saw that the
Speaker 3: old Star Trek where the cross into his ear is
Speaker 3: in the movie or I don't remember if that's in
Speaker 3: the movie or on the TV. I think it's in
Speaker 3: rather a rather consounds about right, because I have that
Speaker 3: image burning in my head. My dad made me go
Speaker 3: see that movie back in wherever it was. It was
Speaker 3: a Star Trek like trilogy. I guess it was all three.
Speaker 3: Oh you went to that and to like marathon marathon?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I believe it was Northgate Cinemas. Wow, watch
Speaker 1: a movie and you come out and go back and
Speaker 1: watch another movie. Maybe it wasn't three, but it was
Speaker 1: certainly two. It was a marathon.
Speaker 3: A little much. I'd need some gummies for that way.
Speaker 3: Coming up, we're gonna be talking about these earworms and
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Speaker 2: This is a shot in the dark.
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Speaker 3: Pops in your brain and you can't get it out.
Speaker 2: Can't get it out.
Speaker 1: Don't know where it came from some of the time,
Speaker 1: but in some cases you could do anything to relieve it.
Speaker 3: From your brain. Well, let's talk to our expert in
Speaker 3: brain health here. He's an over winning author, speaker, he's
Speaker 3: a founder of brain tap. He's been featured speaking on
Speaker 3: every major media outlet you can think of. Doctor Patrick
Speaker 3: the Porter. Welcome back to the program.
Speaker 10: Hey, thanks for having me come here.
Speaker 3: So Douc, what about these there? We're talking about it.
Speaker 3: What is the brain science behind this? Because Rocky and
Speaker 3: I were talking about it and the song just popped
Speaker 3: into my brain not too long ago. And the same
Speaker 3: with him, that kind of got stuck there for a
Speaker 3: few days that I hadn't even heard lately. Same with him.
Speaker 10: Yeah, Well you think about even jingles on the radio.
Speaker 10: When you have your jingle, they want to get something
Speaker 10: that's catchy. We hired the guy that did the coke
Speaker 10: commercial and he did one for our wellness center. It
Speaker 10: was a stop smoking clinic and they did take a
Speaker 10: deep breath of America. We knew we got it when
Speaker 10: my kids were running around the.
Speaker 2: House singing the song.
Speaker 10: So there's a certain rhythm, a certain cadence that hijacked
Speaker 10: the brain. The Olympic system, which is the primitive brain,
Speaker 10: likes the rhythm and cadence, and then the megga which
Speaker 10: then takes the frontal lobe offline. So if you're wondering
Speaker 10: why people listening to Taylor Swift, it's because they don't
Speaker 10: have frontal lobe activity, you know, so you.
Speaker 2: Know, well played.
Speaker 1: So that is what you're saying, is there there are
Speaker 1: certain things that just are biologically wired in our brains
Speaker 1: that are soothing or appealing.
Speaker 2: Is that is that kind of what you're saying?
Speaker 10: Yeah, I mean most people don't want to admit it.
Speaker 10: But if you if you produce a movie and you
Speaker 10: don't say to the script, there's only one hundred and
Speaker 10: twenty eight different variations of a script that will work
Speaker 10: in Hollywood. If you vary from any one of those
Speaker 10: one and twenty eight, your movie will flop. Really, there's
Speaker 10: a yeah, Like if you look at every show, Doctor,
Speaker 10: that's like in Cis, somebody gets killed before the first credits,
Speaker 10: right then they figured it out. Then there's going to
Speaker 10: be a part of the story where they're not going
Speaker 10: to make it and they're going to find something new discovery.
Speaker 10: It's it's all a formia in our brains because we're
Speaker 10: hardwired for these things, and the genetic makeup that we have,
Speaker 10: not just our brain, but it's our whole biology is programmed.
Speaker 1: For this interesting So, Doctor, how do you explain you know, like,
Speaker 1: over time, certain trends kind of catch on in other words,
Speaker 1: and then others kind of leave. Is there anything to
Speaker 1: that or is it still just the same hardwired thing.
Speaker 1: We just get a new appetite for something and eventually
Speaker 1: it all kind of cycles back around.
Speaker 10: Well, what I tell people to do is go to
Speaker 10: YouTube and put in synchronizing metronomes.
Speaker 31: This will freak you out.
Speaker 10: This guy starts Twitter metronomes and within three minutes they're
Speaker 10: all synchronized. But after three minutes they think, they d think,
Speaker 10: and then they synchronize again. So everything cyclic, you know,
Speaker 10: like when you look at a conk shell or you know,
Speaker 10: a seashell and you see that there's they call it
Speaker 10: the Fibonacci sequence. Everything in nature has this rhythm, this cadence,
Speaker 10: this beat, this frequency. So they're actually playing into our
Speaker 10: biological system. And some when they just go off key,
Speaker 10: it's not their time. You know, It's like you could
Speaker 10: have a great invention, but it's not the right time
Speaker 10: for that invention. So the opportunity has to meet the
Speaker 10: challenge of that moment.
Speaker 1: Is that why most songs doc are in four to
Speaker 1: four rhythm? I mean most songs, especially rock songs, are
Speaker 1: in four to four. The occasional, uh, for some reason,
Speaker 1: I'm thinking the band, Yes, they always used to use
Speaker 1: like really weird time like thirteen seven and all kinds
Speaker 1: of stuff, But for.
Speaker 2: The most part, four to four just agrees with our brain.
Speaker 32: Right.
Speaker 10: Yeah, there's actually something called the Mozart effect. They've actually
Speaker 10: studied it in science and it's Mozart did it. You
Speaker 10: know Mozart actually heard the music of the Steers, they say,
Speaker 10: because he didn't compose his orchestra. He actually just wrote
Speaker 10: it down. He heard it in his head. So I
Speaker 10: don't know. They know. Every cell of our body is
Speaker 10: actually singing a beat frequency, and our body is tuned
Speaker 10: to a certain beat frequency, and science is showing how
Speaker 10: to do this. So when you think about the four
Speaker 10: four rhythm, the base frequency for our brain for is alpha.
Speaker 10: That that will come out to ten cycles per second.
Speaker 10: So that means you're going to be more accepting of that, doctor,
Speaker 10: if it was like yeah, like people that listen to
Speaker 10: that reactionary music like the heavy metal, Yeah, they they're
Speaker 10: looking for something that's going to create dopamine cortisol near
Speaker 10: per nepron. That's a different You know, you you listen
Speaker 10: to your music to what triggers your brain chemistry.
Speaker 3: All right, Doctor Patrick Porter is our guest, and so
Speaker 3: let me ask you this on the other end of
Speaker 3: this scale. Doc, when you when you burn out on something,
Speaker 3: say you know you sometimes you just there's a song
Speaker 3: that man, you can't get enough of you, you want
Speaker 3: you play, you're in your are you you know, crank
Speaker 3: up the volume and then one day you just you're
Speaker 3: over it? How well, how it's.
Speaker 10: Just like those metronomes that are sung about. For metronomes,
Speaker 10: it takes three minutes. If you watch that video, you're
Speaker 10: gonna freak out after three minutes that they disregulate. Again,
Speaker 10: same thing with our brain. Those neural when you hear
Speaker 10: something habs loss as, those neurons get fire together, wire together.
Speaker 11: So when you.
Speaker 10: Hear that song, you're activating those neural networks. You're getting
Speaker 10: all that neural then all the chemicals brain chemicals that
Speaker 10: are making you feel good, and then eventually your brain goes,
Speaker 10: I'm over it.
Speaker 1: So I guess Also what you're saying is the people
Speaker 1: that make music, they're they almost they can almost look
Speaker 1: at this like a like a math problem, right like,
Speaker 1: in terms of what they know what biologically we're hardwired
Speaker 1: to so they can formulate that the beat, the certain
Speaker 1: beats and hits of a song to activate and come
Speaker 1: with a certain biol right times.
Speaker 2: Is that kind of what you're saying exactly.
Speaker 10: They actually have little like little snippets of music that
Speaker 10: they put together that they know work, but they put
Speaker 10: them in all different orders the songs. Like when I
Speaker 10: heard Taylor Swift's newest album, which my wife wanted to
Speaker 10: listen to for some reason, I said, that sounds like
Speaker 10: her old album. She just changed the words because it's
Speaker 10: the same beat frequency, it's the same everything, and then
Speaker 10: she puts words in it. You know that the words
Speaker 10: are almost meaningless. It's the beat frequency sucks you in,
Speaker 10: whether you're five years old or ninety five years old,
Speaker 10: because your yourselves, our body likes that rhythm and cadence,
Speaker 10: and some people do it by accident maybe, but there
Speaker 10: is a mathematical formula for it.
Speaker 1: You're right, wow, this is kind of like ac DC
Speaker 1: ac DC low. Their songs sound the same. That's changed
Speaker 1: the words around, changed the hook and there you go.
Speaker 3: Is it almost right? Donca? Can you explain it as
Speaker 3: almost like addiction? You you find, you find the flow
Speaker 3: that you like, and you you just need more of it.
Speaker 10: Yeah, because when you listen to a song, you're not
Speaker 10: listening to it to end, but then it ends, so
Speaker 10: you don't get any more of that dopamine, and dopamine
Speaker 10: is an adjutant, so then it says, I got to
Speaker 10: play it again. You're trying to capture that feeling again.
Speaker 10: That's why you can go to sporting events. They always
Speaker 10: play the same music, you know, to get you fired up,
Speaker 10: and then somebody comes up with a new one. They'll
Speaker 10: put it in there. But I mean they've been playing
Speaker 10: the same one since I was in high school, you know,
Speaker 10: so they're like they're the ones that they gets you
Speaker 10: fired up. Maybe you're not even you're not even feeling
Speaker 10: that energized, but then they play one of those songs
Speaker 10: and your body get electrifized because it hears that music.
Speaker 3: Right. Well, uh, doctor Port, this is fascinating again. This
Speaker 3: just kind of came up randomly yesterday between just the
Speaker 3: two of us talking like talking about songs that it
Speaker 3: just recently.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, yeah, And it happens a lot of times.
Speaker 10: If you wake up in the morning, you have a
Speaker 10: you hear a song the radio, and it stays in
Speaker 10: your head all day because when you're in a certain
Speaker 10: brainwave frequency, like when you're waking up in data, which
Speaker 10: is just about just when you're waking out of sleep,
Speaker 10: that song will get stuck there because that brain wave
Speaker 10: is it's called hypernesia. But they're playing into that brainwave
Speaker 10: frequency by these beat frequencies like that four four frequency.
Speaker 10: Those are because all these frequencies are going on all
Speaker 10: the time, so they're capturing the attention, just like I
Speaker 10: would capture a radio station if I had the crystal
Speaker 10: for that radio station in my like when you used
Speaker 10: to build them in science class with a potato and
Speaker 10: a speaker, you know, I'd go get k and rs
Speaker 10: of crystal and then it would pick up the frequency
Speaker 10: from the air. It's all in the air right now.
Speaker 10: But if I don't have that crystal pick up that frequency,
Speaker 10: I can't hear it. The same is true with these
Speaker 10: these frequencies. So our brain hears them and oscillates to those,
Speaker 10: and the it just happens to be one that we
Speaker 10: really like and it creates this this dopamine effect, which
Speaker 10: is addictive. You know, that's why music is addictive. You know,
Speaker 10: you hear certain music, you want to hear your mute.
Speaker 10: You want to hear your mute your music.
Speaker 3: Well, doctor's fascinating, it really is. I Mean I never
Speaker 3: even thought about in terms of what we've just talked
Speaker 3: about here, doctor Patrick Porter. People want to find out
Speaker 3: more about you and what you all do. Where can
Speaker 3: they go?
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Speaker 3: Very cool. All right, thanks so much.
Speaker 12: All right, thank you guys.
Speaker 3: Thanks toc See, whenever we talked to doctor Porter, I
Speaker 3: always feel like I should be doing mushrooms or something.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's definitely a lot smarter than us, that's about question.
Speaker 1: But I think thatselfs fascinating to know that there's there's
Speaker 1: We like to think it's random and a song is
Speaker 1: just kind of created and a good song is good
Speaker 1: just because it is. But part of it is we're
Speaker 1: wired to like certain things and dislike other things. And
Speaker 1: songs that sound like complete that are organized, like complete
Speaker 1: mush we don't like, and the ones that kind of
Speaker 1: have a.
Speaker 3: You know, it's like seeing a movie that somebody else
Speaker 3: doesn't like for whatever reason, it strikes a chord with you.
Speaker 3: But somebody else who like that movie sucked.
Speaker 2: Yeah, But but it is.
Speaker 3: There is a reason why certain songs are more or
Speaker 3: less universally liked, you know, Like I mean, who doesn't
Speaker 3: like you know, even though even though you may it's
Speaker 3: maybe overplayed and you've heard it a lot, but you.
Speaker 2: Know, Shook Me All Night Long by a C d C.
Speaker 1: Most every human being likes that because there's just something
Speaker 1: about the makeup of it and the words and everything
Speaker 1: that is pleasing to you.
Speaker 3: I have a list of the seven worst uh earworm
Speaker 3: songs of all time. We will talk about those after
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Speaker 3: We were talking about earworms, those things that it's stuck
Speaker 3: in your brain. You get a song that, for whatever
Speaker 3: reason just follows your round all day long, or all
Speaker 3: week long, or all month off in some cases, whatever,
Speaker 3: and we want to hear yours. Even a scene from
Speaker 3: a movie like we had the guy talking earlier about
Speaker 3: the star Trek thing with the worm crawling in Chekhov's ear.
Speaker 3: I remember that too, yeah, uh five three seven, four, nine,
Speaker 3: seven eight hundred, the Big One. But that this list
Speaker 3: that was connected to this article we were talking about
Speaker 3: with the doctor. There's seven songs listed here. The number
Speaker 3: one song in this list Okay, this makes sense. This
Speaker 3: is according to the University of Saint Andrew's in England. Okay,
Speaker 3: so the number one is I'm gonna be five hundred
Speaker 3: miles by their proclaimers.
Speaker 2: I would well, yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, uh we are the Champions by Queen Bohemian Rhapsody Queen.
Speaker 2: The next one you Love.
Speaker 3: Living on a Prayer by Bond jov.
Speaker 1: I want to get stuck in your head as some
Speaker 1: gigantic earworm.
Speaker 3: I'd rather get replaced by Y M. C A by
Speaker 3: Village People. Next on the list, uh, final countdown. My
Speaker 3: my wife, were you and I were talking off the
Speaker 3: ear about podcasts. She goes, I got an idea for it.
Speaker 3: You need to start up podcast and call it the
Speaker 3: Vinyl Countdown, and you interview you know, local people and
Speaker 3: notable people around and talk about their five favorite albums
Speaker 3: of all. That's what I told her too. I was
Speaker 3: that'd be cool, but it would cost literally thousand dollars
Speaker 3: to get the rights to play that music on the radio.
Speaker 3: Work Yeah, yeah, yeah, I can't do that. Licensing is it.
Speaker 2: A little strict about that sticky wicked? You can't just
Speaker 2: go oops?
Speaker 3: And the final one on the list was who Let
Speaker 3: the Dogs Out? I haven't heard that song in a
Speaker 3: long time, big time. That came out when I was
Speaker 3: in college. Yeah, let's face it, man, you couldn't get
Speaker 3: that song out of your brain for a long time. Yeah,
Speaker 3: So what are yours? We want to hear him? Seven
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Speaker 3: Out five one, three, seven, four nine, seven, eight hundred
Speaker 3: the big one. Let's get right to it with the tim.
Speaker 3: Hey Tim, what's going on? Buddy? Thanks rolling?
Speaker 31: Hey, how you guys doing good? I'm gonna I got
Speaker 31: the the whack if I call it, we call them
Speaker 31: big bug or head bugs.
Speaker 34: But this one is.
Speaker 31: Called Timy tangaring down sport.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, do you remember? I remember that one sure
Speaker 3: when I was a kid.
Speaker 31: I mean we'll go back from like thirteen sixty Wsai
Speaker 31: you know, oh how I hate you up in the
Speaker 31: morning day.
Speaker 3: Yeah that's but I don't know if if our young
Speaker 3: friend over here rock with no time he came time,
Speaker 3: I kangaroo.
Speaker 2: That on looking it up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh yeah, you need to look that one up.
Speaker 2: No, I don't you hear that?
Speaker 31: Yeah, yeah, you need to hear that. You'll thank everybody
Speaker 31: over and over for it.
Speaker 3: And thanks Jim. Yeah, it was just kind of it
Speaker 3: was one of those novelty songs. It was like a
Speaker 3: grandma got run over that reindeer kind of thing. Well,
Speaker 3: it's all like, no, I'm a guy in road downs.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: See, by the way, as we talked to our guest
Speaker 1: earlier and said that, you know, music is hardwired to
Speaker 1: hit certain things in our biology that are universally appeasing.
Speaker 1: How what triggers does Grandma got run over by a reindeer?
Speaker 1: Which one does that hit?
Speaker 2: That song?
Speaker 3: It's awful. It's lovable because is awful. And there's certain things.
Speaker 1: You know, there's movies that are terrible, but you love
Speaker 1: them almost because they're terrible.
Speaker 3: Well, it's one of those things that your your mom
Speaker 3: thought when it came out, like because they would be.
Speaker 1: Oh, I remember my grandma the song my mom would
Speaker 1: be about as old as your grandma.
Speaker 3: And back in the day, my mom thought it was
Speaker 3: a knee slapper.
Speaker 2: Well, well, put to a knee slapper.
Speaker 1: That was That was peak humor in the late fifties
Speaker 1: early sixties.
Speaker 3: Let's talk to Russell in Kentucky. Hey, Russ, what's going
Speaker 3: on man? Yeah, Hey Russ, Well we got a real
Speaker 3: bad connection. Buddy called us back. Let's get to David
Speaker 3: and Shelbyville. Hey, Dave, what's going on?
Speaker 21: Mann?
Speaker 35: Connection is better than those two.
Speaker 3: We got it.
Speaker 35: It was probably late seventies, early eighties going to Cheese Island,
Speaker 35: when you would walk down the left side of the
Speaker 35: fountain going back towards the Eiffel Tower, they just had
Speaker 35: on repeat the song that I did not know. And
Speaker 35: we kept going back to Cheeze Island and it was
Speaker 35: always playing in that same area. And it was years
Speaker 35: later that I found out it was a song called
Speaker 35: saber Dance. And it's like, it's kind of like a
Speaker 35: song that somebody was spitting a plat on a stick.
Speaker 35: How if I do.
Speaker 11: Over and over?
Speaker 35: It would repeat in that area, and it haunted me
Speaker 35: for years. That song would just brought back into my business.
Speaker 3: That's and you know what, Dave, I've done the same thing.
Speaker 3: Sometimes if we're just hanging around the house I'll put
Speaker 3: on the on the sp from the music channel, and
Speaker 3: sometimes I just put on real low like classical music
Speaker 3: or something, and then I'll hear a song and I
Speaker 3: go I used to hear that on Bugs Bunny cartoons.
Speaker 3: I look at the name of it, ye right, yeah, things, Dave.
Speaker 3: Let's get to Kurt right quick, Hey, Kurt, what's going
Speaker 3: on in Madisonville?
Speaker 36: Hey? Hey, So, at one time got the song Holiday
Speaker 36: by the Scorpions stuck in my head for seventeen days straight.
Speaker 31: Wow, I thought I was gonna go insane.
Speaker 36: Wrove me nuts?
Speaker 3: It was there a reason for a Kurt? I mean,
Speaker 3: just just kind of came out of nowhere.
Speaker 36: Well, so back in the eighties, I was stationed over
Speaker 36: in Germany. I used to get a lot of concerts
Speaker 36: at these concert halls. Well, I saw a video where
Speaker 36: Scorpions did that song lives in the exact same venue
Speaker 36: that I used to uh.
Speaker 37: That I used to go to.
Speaker 36: Concert cat So I just had all these memories flogging back,
Speaker 36: and it just locked it in. I couldn't get it out.
Speaker 3: That's where And thanks buddy. That's kind of stuff that'll
Speaker 3: you get triggered.
Speaker 1: You get triggered, Yeah, and then you get to a
Speaker 1: point where you're like trying to get it out of
Speaker 1: your head, and then it just sticks in there. More's
Speaker 1: like if I can forget this, it's like, you know,
Speaker 1: don't think about a white elephant right now?
Speaker 3: Right in your mind just keeps repeating it. And let's
Speaker 3: talk to Jim and Emilia. Hey, Jim, what's going on?
Speaker 25: Hey guys, I would walk five dred miles and I
Speaker 25: would walk five dread moors.
Speaker 10: Remember that one?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that's yeah, we're talking about the number one song,
Speaker 2: number one.
Speaker 3: Earworm was the number one at earwarm song, wasn't Oh I.
Speaker 9: Didn't know that.
Speaker 25: I'm sorry, all right, thanks guys, no problem.
Speaker 2: You nailed it.
Speaker 3: When I was when the boys were little and we'd
Speaker 3: be on a road trip, dead would drive and I
Speaker 3: would sit there and play music on the when you
Speaker 3: had the iPod. Yeah and uh, and that was every
Speaker 3: every time. And they're like whatever, six and eight or whatever.
Speaker 3: It'd be like, Dad, play the five hundred miles song.
Speaker 3: Here you go.
Speaker 2: Remember that music video?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean it was big in the wherever it
Speaker 1: was late nineties, early.
Speaker 3: Two thousands' do dorky looking dude?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Were they like twins or something?
Speaker 3: Then they were twins? Yeah, let's talk to do guys. Jason,
Speaker 3: Jason and Williamstown. What's going on? Jason?
Speaker 8: Hey, guys, So my sisters they were born in like
Speaker 8: late seventies and I was born in eighty five. They
Speaker 8: were like eight years older me. So they hit the
Speaker 8: crunch era right on bar and they could not stop
Speaker 8: listening to four non blondes. I said, what's going And
Speaker 8: I remember being a little kid just wanting to bash
Speaker 8: my head.
Speaker 25: And and then.
Speaker 8: About four years ago, that new Resident Evil movie came
Speaker 8: out and I was in the movie theater and our
Speaker 8: preview came on, and that was the song for the movie,
Speaker 8: twitching core memory unlocked a bad one by.
Speaker 3: Getting triggered.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: By the way, that that woman was Linda Perry. Yeah,
Speaker 1: she's got an unbelievable voice. It's amazing why she didn't
Speaker 1: make it. She's like a big time producer. I guess now,
Speaker 1: it's amazing why she didn't have more hit songs. I
Speaker 1: think her voice is incredible.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, I was wondering that too, you know,
Speaker 3: talking about it.
Speaker 2: She can built it, man.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there was. There were a few of those women
Speaker 3: that could sing that you just never saw again. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean. But she had a you're right,
Speaker 3: she had a great voice.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Then Lisa Loebe was one that disappe here that I
Speaker 3: never whatever happened to her, the one that did that,
Speaker 3: the cute girl with the classes.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, it looks like kind of like the girl
Speaker 2: next door, but.
Speaker 3: Right, yeah, yeah, like the cute hot girl. Nobody paid
Speaker 3: attention to in school and yeah, yeah, but uh yeah,
Speaker 3: she just kind of vanished song.
Speaker 2: What's the one of those things of song? Joey joey
Speaker 2: b mm hmmm. Anymore, let me look it up.
Speaker 3: I kind of sword. All right, you're gonna have to
Speaker 3: lead me a little far. Let's uh, let's take more
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Speaker 1: Is back with that rock y'all wouldn't believe in our
Speaker 1: all fair conversation.
Speaker 2: He we'll do it.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, it has nothing to do with your work,
Speaker 3: talking about songs that get stuck in your head and uh, Mike,
Speaker 3: your first up, buddy, thanks for holding. What do you have?
Speaker 32: I've got a song we tried to play and I
Speaker 32: knew the class, and there was a piano and it
Speaker 32: was a beat so different that no one could actually
Speaker 32: play it.
Speaker 11: And it was our friend Elton with Ben in the Jets.
Speaker 11: It was like a stonpy beat continuously over and over.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the dunk dunk dun doune.
Speaker 2: Okay redone Jets.
Speaker 11: Yeah yeah yeah, so different from anything, and anyone who
Speaker 11: came into class tried to play it. We go home
Speaker 11: and sleep on it, come back try to play it again.
Speaker 11: It was just so different. We just couldn't get it
Speaker 11: out of our heads.
Speaker 1: No, and it's very catchy that that just that little
Speaker 1: riff there is super catch You can't help but like
Speaker 1: kind of nod your head to it, right.
Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's kind of like we done then, it's like
Speaker 3: we will rock you, right. You know how basic is that? Yeah,
Speaker 3: let's talk to Steve A Steve, what's going on, Bud?
Speaker 38: Hey, how you fellows doing today?
Speaker 10: Good?
Speaker 38: Hey, I'm going way back on this one. But at
Speaker 38: least every other month this gets in my head. I
Speaker 38: can't get rid of it. And it's been from one
Speaker 38: of the album projects, Eddie, if you remember this one,
Speaker 38: And in fact, it's been in my head.
Speaker 36: The whole time I've been on hold now.
Speaker 38: Uh Bust full of Nuns and they go over the
Speaker 38: cliff and.
Speaker 3: You're going to say that as a matter of fact,
Speaker 3: you said album project.
Speaker 38: Dude, they go over the cliff and it starts over again.
Speaker 38: And at least every other month, what are we talking
Speaker 38: fifty years? That has been in my head at least
Speaker 38: every other month.
Speaker 2: I drive wow, fifty.
Speaker 38: Oh my god, it's going through my head right now,
Speaker 38: because they do busfulling nuns three times they go over
Speaker 38: the cliff and then it starts again.
Speaker 3: Wow, you never buffling on? I don't think I have
Speaker 3: you look it up all right? After a last collar?
Speaker 3: Thanks man, Steve. Yeah, it's uh the album. Do you
Speaker 3: remember the album projects that we used to be Every
Speaker 3: year EBM would put on an album when it was
Speaker 3: all local bands. Okay, just give them exposure and stuff nice.
Speaker 3: And that was a local guy who put that together.
Speaker 3: But it was like when it was a basic keyboard,
Speaker 3: you know, the electronic keyboard thing like there was right, yes,
Speaker 3: very basic devo if you could imagine that there was
Speaker 3: a buzz full of nun holding babies, a buzz full
Speaker 3: of non holding babies and that's basically and then there's
Speaker 3: a little story that goes with it. Check it out,
Speaker 3: Check it out again. But I'm afraid too. That's doctor
Speaker 3: Jerry and Mercer County. Hey Jerry, what's going on, bud Andy?
Speaker 7: That doctor was talking about the advertisements and the Reds
Speaker 7: on the radio.
Speaker 36: That's one. I guess me.
Speaker 3: The Reds are on the radio that one.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I gotta I got something to help Joe Burrow
Speaker 7: to get better, faster, heal up faster.
Speaker 6: If you want to.
Speaker 2: Hear it, please do do it. Okay.
Speaker 7: I have a friend, a business friend that had the
Speaker 7: proty cancer.
Speaker 5: When they took took.
Speaker 7: It out, he had the surgery. I was listening to
Speaker 7: you and Rocky. Uh, when Joe Burrow got hurt that
Speaker 7: the Rocky said the blood flow don't go down to
Speaker 7: his big toe. And my business friend had that surgery
Speaker 7: and they put him on viagra to help the blood
Speaker 7: flow down there. So they put Joe Burrow on viagra.
Speaker 7: That might help the blood flow to his home and
Speaker 7: get him back a month early.
Speaker 2: I help help him more ways than one. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well, seeing some of the company he keeps, I don't
Speaker 3: think he needs it. Yes, apparently, Uh, none of my business.
Speaker 3: I'd be young to be young again. Let's talk to Rob. Hey, Rob,
Speaker 3: what's going on? Bud talking about earworms?
Speaker 36: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Rob, it's just me okay, Yeah, that's a little jingle
Speaker 5: you mind.
Speaker 35: Now.
Speaker 5: Every time I started to hear it, I'd have to
Speaker 5: turn it off. God bless the children, But it's one
Speaker 5: eight seven seven cars kids, yep. And then they stepped
Speaker 5: it up a notch and they just got the nature
Speaker 5: called day. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I guess that's for the young.
Speaker 2: That's a that's a great jingle to have, but I
Speaker 2: had to.
Speaker 5: Turn it off every time it came on. He got
Speaker 5: stuck in my head all day long.
Speaker 3: Yeah, thanks Rob, And that's that's true. What I like that?
Speaker 3: That and the four four four four? But then what
Speaker 3: that one? Yeah that's still on. That's still on, mas Lily.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, uh.
Speaker 3: Let's talk to We got time for another one or two? Hey,
Speaker 3: Jeff and Norwood, what's going on, Bud?
Speaker 9: What's going on?
Speaker 4: Man?
Speaker 3: Tell us?
Speaker 39: So we're talking just jingles or home or songs that
Speaker 39: are stuck in our head.
Speaker 3: Songs, jingles, things were movies, whatever you have.
Speaker 2: Earworms, things, strongs are getting stuck in your head. Yeah,
Speaker 2: let me tell you.
Speaker 25: Something, man.
Speaker 39: And my wife thinks I need to see someone about
Speaker 39: Baker Street Jerry Raffery Baker Street, right.
Speaker 25: Yeah, that saxophone.
Speaker 3: Yep, dude, let me tell you something.
Speaker 9: And this is what I need to see some money.
Speaker 39: Every single day of my life. For probably the last
Speaker 39: fifteen years, that tune has entered my head.
Speaker 6: It's crazy, man.
Speaker 25: And I just made a Facebook post a few weeks.
Speaker 39: Ago out to Kruger and High Park and there was
Speaker 39: a dude playing.
Speaker 25: A saxophone and I'm sitting to watching Red Game drinking.
Speaker 2: I'm like, you know what I'm a number like and
Speaker 2: I did. For the longest.
Speaker 25: I didn't know the name of the song, and I
Speaker 25: couldn't think of it that night, and I hummed it
Speaker 25: to him and he was like, oh.
Speaker 38: Yeah's Packer Street and he kicked up the sact.
Speaker 6: Started playing it.
Speaker 39: And I did a Facebook live video and my wife
Speaker 39: and all my friends who know that this happens to.
Speaker 2: Me, just lost it said every day of your life
Speaker 2: for how long, dude?
Speaker 35: Let me tell you something.
Speaker 9: For the last fifteen years.
Speaker 2: I bet it enters my head.
Speaker 11: I'm not even lying.
Speaker 25: Wow.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 38: The worst part was the worst part is for probably ten.
Speaker 6: Years, no one knew what I was talking about. I'm like, dude,
Speaker 6: are you kidding me?
Speaker 31: And I would and I would do that, I hum it,
Speaker 31: I know it tune.
Speaker 25: Well, and no one would ever get it.
Speaker 40: Man.
Speaker 25: And this guy was working for me.
Speaker 38: He's like, oh, that's Bigger Street and I'm like, okay.
Speaker 25: So then I couldn't remember it.
Speaker 2: When that guy was.
Speaker 39: Playing Sacon Carder and he picked right up on it
Speaker 39: and he played it phenomenally man, and people.
Speaker 31: Just went mad and I went live with Facebook.
Speaker 2: They knew that I go through that.
Speaker 1: An interesting factory about that song, if I'm not mistaken,
Speaker 1: is when they were recorded that song, they originally meant
Speaker 1: for that part to be a guitar, but they didn't
Speaker 1: have like a guitar player there, so they're like, Okay,
Speaker 1: the saxophone, just just use that to fill it in
Speaker 1: and then we'll come back later and redouble it with
Speaker 1: a guitar. And then the saxophone sounded so good they
Speaker 1: kept it. There's your interesting factory to the day.
Speaker 3: I can relate to what he's talking about. And when
Speaker 3: that song was out, I got stuck. I got sacks.
Speaker 3: You couldn't get that saxophone thing out of your head.
Speaker 3: But then they started they were using it like you know,
Speaker 3: bumper music and sporting events. You'd be watching like a
Speaker 3: Reds game and they're going to commercials and be.
Speaker 1: Like like like Russe Limbaugh used to bump in and
Speaker 1: at us with stuff with that.
Speaker 3: If I'm not mistake, coming up, we got our good
Speaker 3: friend Jen Styers. Oh yeah, talking about shreking in the
Speaker 3: dating world. We'll discuss what that is. But right now.
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Speaker 3: Well, there's always a it seems with the with our
Speaker 3: good friends the gen Zers, there's always a new trend
Speaker 3: and in this case, it's a new trend in uh,
Speaker 3: you know what. I don't know if it's new or not,
Speaker 3: but it's fine. It's got a name.
Speaker 1: Now, yeah, it's been kind of refurbished in being used
Speaker 1: now with a catchy name.
Speaker 3: It's called Shreking. And here to discuss what shreking is
Speaker 3: is our good friend, our relationship expert, longtime matchmaker nowhere
Speaker 3: of all things love and relationships. Yes, our good friend
Speaker 3: Jennifer Styars, Jen, how are you?
Speaker 37: I'm good?
Speaker 4: I love that intro? Can we keep going?
Speaker 37: Who can I be?
Speaker 3: Who You're you're shreking you right now?
Speaker 7: Jen?
Speaker 3: I can tell I'm an older gentleman and you're just
Speaker 3: flirting with me.
Speaker 37: Well, you know, it's funny, this is hilarious to watch
Speaker 37: that they've really like named the Shrekking because you know,
Speaker 37: they want of the statistics in the article that said, hey,
Speaker 37: these young girls are doing it. You know, they're they're
Speaker 37: dating outside of their age range because they don't want
Speaker 37: to be ghosted or whatever. But they just pulled statistics
Speaker 37: from bumble and I'm like, no, the women that are
Speaker 37: dating outside of their age range are called gold diggers.
Speaker 37: And there's that.
Speaker 2: I was, Jenna, that's exactly what I thought.
Speaker 1: And I'm you know, younger women are dating older men
Speaker 1: because they're established and have a lot of money.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's not new.
Speaker 37: Yeah, yeah, that's that.
Speaker 6: That is true.
Speaker 37: You know, I I know what they're talking about here,
Speaker 37: but they've named Shreking and you know everybody's doing it.
Speaker 37: Like you guys said, it's just one of those things
Speaker 37: where you know, you you go, you get, you go
Speaker 37: for the pretty wines, you go for the ones you're
Speaker 37: attracted to, You get burned and burned and burned.
Speaker 6: You know at some.
Speaker 37: Point you're going to go you know what, these people
Speaker 37: aren't treating me, Well, I'm going to go for that
Speaker 37: ugly guy. Or that ugly girl and see if they
Speaker 37: treat me any better. And you know, people are people
Speaker 37: who they are, it's who they are inside. So you
Speaker 37: can't just ensure because somebody doesn't look good on the
Speaker 37: outside that they're good on the inside.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 3: That's let's we'll explain. But just you kind of sumed
Speaker 3: it up there. But to put it into you know,
Speaker 3: a short phrase is that tricking is essentially you're going
Speaker 3: out with somebody who is not who you think is
Speaker 3: not as attractive as you because you want to feel
Speaker 3: better about yourself.
Speaker 37: The internetshell in a nutshell and you think that they're
Speaker 37: going to treat you better. Yeah, yeah, I mean I
Speaker 37: think you guys haven't dated for a long time, and
Speaker 37: which is great, lucky you. But you know, the dating
Speaker 37: pool out there, especially for these online daters, I mean
Speaker 37: they think that doing something out of the norm, like
Speaker 37: going out of their age ranger, going for somebody ugly,
Speaker 37: it's going to help. You know, the dating pool is
Speaker 37: just horrible on those apps. That's bottom line, that's that
Speaker 37: is what it is. So it doesn't matter how ugly
Speaker 37: you go, that's your own problem, right.
Speaker 31: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And I think on another time we talked Jen, I
Speaker 1: was talking about a similar but I don't think the
Speaker 1: same situation about a buddy I have and we all
Speaker 1: have that friend that has just gotten older and older
Speaker 1: and older and never gets married because they shoot too high.
Speaker 36: You know.
Speaker 1: I got a very successful, uh you know friend, and
Speaker 1: you know, and he's becoming, you know, getting to be
Speaker 1: an older guy, and you know he's not gonna win
Speaker 1: a beauty contest, right, but he keeps like going after
Speaker 1: these like these girls that look like the tens and
Speaker 1: the twelves, and it's like, God, just just find someone
Speaker 1: that's that you like, you get along with, that doesn't
Speaker 1: look like Ah, don't have to look like a runway model.
Speaker 1: At the end of the day, Jen, it's all about
Speaker 1: trying to find someone to share a life with and
Speaker 1: possibly have kids with and have a family.
Speaker 2: That that's what it's all about.
Speaker 37: One hundred percent. And you know, for people that have
Speaker 37: been and married before and a relate a long term
Speaker 37: relationship like that, they understand that. You know, it's it
Speaker 37: is about compatibility. If you you could be with the
Speaker 37: best person and the whole the best looking person in the.
Speaker 4: Whole world, but at the end of the day.
Speaker 37: You don't have similar values, your lifestyles are different. You
Speaker 37: don't like doing the same things you you know, you
Speaker 37: you're not passionate about the same stuff. It's not going
Speaker 37: to work long term. So the people that have been
Speaker 37: in relationships kind of know that. And and I personally
Speaker 37: see as people get older, men and women, uh, even
Speaker 37: men that are you know, very physical, uh, and they
Speaker 37: tend to go outside of their type a little bit.
Speaker 37: They're like, Okay, well, she may have an extra few
Speaker 37: pounds that I'm not used to having, but so do you.
Speaker 37: But U or they're not as pretty or handsome, but
Speaker 37: I'm going to go out with them anyway, because I
Speaker 37: understand that you need to get you need to get
Speaker 37: to know the person. But I think that comes from
Speaker 37: years of experience of being with the wrong people. So yeah,
Speaker 37: especially in a living situation.
Speaker 3: Jen Steyer is our guest, and you know, we're talking
Speaker 3: about the gold digger thing and stuff, and I think
Speaker 3: it's two different things here. Older guys go out with
Speaker 3: a younger woman because it makes them feel good about
Speaker 3: themselves being virile. And I still got it.
Speaker 1: And the same reason you buy a ferrari not because
Speaker 1: you want a Frari, it's just because the other guy
Speaker 1: can't get one.
Speaker 3: Correct, and the girl goes out with you because, like
Speaker 3: we said, you got money, Andrew Stable, you got a
Speaker 3: good job. You know why climb around with some guy
Speaker 3: who's going to, hey, let's go to the park again.
Speaker 3: And this guy's going to take out to a nice
Speaker 3: dinner and you know whatever.
Speaker 37: It's one hundred percent, you know. The The thing is
Speaker 37: is the men get.
Speaker 6: Do get sick of that.
Speaker 37: The older men that get that have the younger women
Speaker 37: because maybe they have money and things that they want,
Speaker 37: or they're willing to give them whatever they have. But
Speaker 37: pretty soon they get sick of being used. And so
Speaker 37: you do see them they come around. I'll tell women
Speaker 37: in their fifties, I'm like, well, they're just at that age,
Speaker 37: and you know they're gonna, they're gonna if they're messing
Speaker 37: around there, they'll mess around a little while. So they
Speaker 37: realize that they're being used and that doesn't feel good
Speaker 37: and now their self has seemed stuff suffering, and then
Speaker 37: they flip back around and date their age. But it
Speaker 37: takes a little while sometimes, but but it is. It
Speaker 37: is really about compatibility. I mean, we we need to
Speaker 37: get back to finding commonalities. Values are the driving force
Speaker 37: in every relationship. They're either going to make you or
Speaker 37: break you apart.
Speaker 1: Well, what have you found jen in terms of like
Speaker 1: dating of younger people like are do you find a
Speaker 1: lot more more now so than earlier or than before
Speaker 1: of younger women dating older men or or is it
Speaker 1: the same as it's been for the last years.
Speaker 37: Uh, it's it's increases. I think every year. I think
Speaker 37: it gets more and more. You know, these younger women,
Speaker 37: one of the trends that you're seeing right now is
Speaker 37: they're unapologetically telling men I don't date to this is
Speaker 37: what comes you know, with the package. You know, you
Speaker 37: take me out to night's dinners. This is the minimum amount,
Speaker 37: you know, the five star restaurants. The minimum. Oh I
Speaker 37: I guys, I need to send you some stuff over
Speaker 37: you'll die, but that but that's the norm. They're not
Speaker 37: afraid to tell these men like I, I also need
Speaker 37: a monthly allowance. I you know, this is this is
Speaker 37: my expectation. So we're really moving into arrangements, you know,
Speaker 37: which is in my you know, let's just call it prostitution, right,
Speaker 37: but it's arrangements, and that's that is not what anybody
Speaker 37: wants or needs so now let me let me save
Speaker 37: face here. I think the younger generation, we are seeing
Speaker 37: the gen Z men going more relational sou so they're
Speaker 37: they're definitely trending toward relationships, thinking about marriage again, even
Speaker 37: even though they weren't before. So we are seeing some
Speaker 37: good trends amongst the boys. Now we just got to
Speaker 37: get the girls in line. I'm not sure how.
Speaker 1: I've also heard jen that like one of the reasons
Speaker 1: women are going for older men is because, you know,
Speaker 1: let's take my parents generation. It was it was more
Speaker 1: easily affordable to have, you know, a house and a
Speaker 1: car and and all that sort of thing. People want
Speaker 1: to have that kind of life. But it's I mean,
Speaker 1: look that this world's expensive now. So for a girl
Speaker 1: in her you know late you know, like early twenties,
Speaker 1: let's say at that point, a man for the most part,
Speaker 1: doesn't have the kind of income that you can get
Speaker 1: out you can buy a house and do all those
Speaker 1: things where you used to be able to do that
Speaker 1: decades ago. So now that woman's saying, I mean, I
Speaker 1: got to kind of slug it out here with tim
Speaker 1: who's it's going to be a long time before we
Speaker 1: can do all that when I want the family, I
Speaker 1: want the house, I want all the stuff now, so
Speaker 1: I'm going to go to the older man.
Speaker 2: Is that is that? Am I reading that right?
Speaker 37: You're one hundred percent reading it right? And what's going
Speaker 37: to happen to these girls? So then they get these
Speaker 37: relationships with these older guys because they want the lifestyle
Speaker 37: they don't. They want the house, they want the clothes,
Speaker 37: they want the things that they've been you know, maybe
Speaker 37: their parents have provided for them. And then what happens though,
Speaker 37: is they start cycling through these older men for various reasons.
Speaker 37: And there's many reasons. Uh, And then they cycle through
Speaker 37: these men and then they get older. So then they
Speaker 37: get in their thirties and they're like, oh my god,
Speaker 37: I want to have kids. And now they're at a
Speaker 37: really rough age where men that would normally be okay,
Speaker 37: you know, at a good age for them. They can
Speaker 37: these thirty five, thirty six, thirty seven year old guys
Speaker 37: can get a twenty one year old girl, you know.
Speaker 37: So now these women are stuck going, oh, am I
Speaker 37: going to have to get artificially inseminated, And I'm telling
Speaker 37: you they're doing it so I can have a baby
Speaker 37: by myself. It's crazy. What's it's crazy, what's happening? It's
Speaker 37: just crazy. So they wake up in their late thirties.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So on the other end of the spectrum, we keep
Speaker 3: talking about younger you know, younger women going out with
Speaker 3: older guys. What about these ladies who were talking about here,
Speaker 3: who by choice or they get into their forties and
Speaker 3: some they get divorced and the guy that leaves them
Speaker 3: for some you know, twenty six year old hotty. Are
Speaker 3: they going for younger guys or are they just you know, hey,
Speaker 3: look there, they've just they've aged out of that or
Speaker 3: is that how they roll too?
Speaker 37: No, they've aged out of that.
Speaker 4: You know, once somebody has.
Speaker 37: Been married already and they've gotten kind of a baseline
Speaker 37: of relationship and what worked and what didn't work. They're
Speaker 37: they're they're tending to look for normalcy, so they know
Speaker 37: a little bit more about what they want. They're probably
Speaker 37: the most balanced age group out there. I think, you know,
Speaker 37: the fifty year old to get divorced or like, oh
Speaker 37: my god, panicking because they're in their fifties and divorce,
Speaker 37: which there's no reason too, because there's a lot of
Speaker 37: people in that age group divorce. But uh, but yeah,
Speaker 37: that's a that's just a really balanced age group. When
Speaker 37: they get divorced and they're looking for the right thing,
Speaker 37: they're looking for love.
Speaker 5: So thanks.
Speaker 3: Rock and I were talking about our our dating days
Speaker 3: and back in back in the day, and we were
Speaker 3: talking about this very this very thing, and I said,
Speaker 3: when when I was dating an eight to me was
Speaker 3: a six who put out. So I'll change your perspective,
Speaker 3: you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: That's so funny.
Speaker 37: I think that's every I'll be honest, I think that's
Speaker 37: any guy, right.
Speaker 3: So, Jen, people want to find out more of about
Speaker 3: you and what it is you do and how they
Speaker 3: can hook up with the dream lover. How can they do?
Speaker 6: Oh, you're so cute.
Speaker 37: My website your dream lover love Jen dot com, l
Speaker 37: b j N dot com.
Speaker 3: All right, great, well, Jan, you're the best. We really
Speaker 3: appreciate it.
Speaker 37: Are I know? I enjoy you guys. Have an amazing day.
Speaker 3: Our invitation to come on your podcast? Ye do it?
Speaker 37: I think I think that. I think the station's built,
Speaker 37: so we should. We should be up and going in
Speaker 37: a few weeks, I hope.
Speaker 22: So, yep, we will be tens' ready go get ready,
Speaker 22: knock it out first.
Speaker 40: I know I'm ready, all right, Jen, Thanks so much, Thanks.
Speaker 3: Jennifer stars look her up and you know it's true. Wow,
Speaker 3: the when I was dating, I never had any motive
Speaker 3: other than I thought she was attractive. I never, I don't.
Speaker 3: I never went for a woman because he had money
Speaker 3: or anything like that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well there's there's there's women you would date and
Speaker 1: women you would consider marian though, And.
Speaker 3: That's a fact. That's a fact. That's the reason I'm
Speaker 3: married to my wife. There were there were there were
Speaker 3: others and uh and it was like, you know.
Speaker 2: You couldn't see him as the mother of your kids.
Speaker 2: Correct that that applies to me.
Speaker 3: And let's see. There you go. We we chose wisely there, grasshopper.
Speaker 3: But I just at this, at this age, I'm over it.
Speaker 3: If Dev would tell me, if I go home tonight
Speaker 3: and Dev goes, I'm out, I'd be like, see you
Speaker 3: and I'll just live. I'll just live by myself and
Speaker 3: my ass.
Speaker 1: He'd be back out there. You'd be hitting the weights,
Speaker 1: you're getting getting, you know, getting.
Speaker 3: All me soul in for a couple of go on
Speaker 3: about at least you would see me for a little
Speaker 3: bit and then all of a sudden, I would be
Speaker 3: hitting the wait and I would have me a twenty
Speaker 3: five year old girlfriend. I would be a check. Honestly,
Speaker 3: damn tutin with that. We check it with a traffic
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Speaker 3: All right back with Eddie and Rocky a little while longer.
Speaker 3: But before we get out here, we talked to our
Speaker 3: good buddy Alex Stone from EBC. Now, Alex haven't seen
Speaker 3: exact numbers on this and stuff, but man, apparently the
Speaker 3: air traffic console control situation like late yesterday and the
Speaker 3: day have been an absolute mess in this country.
Speaker 34: Yeah, it's a linked to the government shutdown. This happened
Speaker 34: a lot quicker than was expected in the last big shutdown.
Speaker 34: It took like thirty four days before we got to
Speaker 34: this point of controllers not getting paid and they begin
Speaker 34: calling in sick for work because they're not getting paid.
Speaker 34: That's actually what ended the shutdown in twenty nineteen, twenty eighteen,
Speaker 34: twenty nineteen when New York and Florida air traffic was
Speaker 34: impacted when the controllers were calling out sick, and President
Speaker 34: Trump at that time ordered Republicans to make a deal
Speaker 34: and it ended the thing, and the controllers were given
Speaker 34: credit for putting it end to it. But disco around,
Speaker 34: Transportation Secretary Duffy is saying, yeah, the sick calls are
Speaker 34: coming in even though air traffic controllers are ordered to work.
Speaker 34: That if they don't know when they're going to get
Speaker 34: a full paycheck, that if it's about paying the mortgage
Speaker 34: or paying for childcare, paying for gas, that if they
Speaker 34: can't pay that they're calling out sick. And he says, yeah,
Speaker 34: that's beginning.
Speaker 3: We're tracking sick leave.
Speaker 11: And have we had a flight pick up in sit.
Speaker 34: Cals, Yes, And then you'll see delays that come from that.
Speaker 34: And so today the FAA is saying it does not
Speaker 34: have enough air traffic controllers for the towers in Chicago
Speaker 34: and in Nashville, and the center's handling regions in Las Vegas, Houston,
Speaker 34: and Boston, and arrivals and departures in Newark, New Jersey.
Speaker 34: So this afternoon and this evening could be rough. Last night,
Speaker 34: centers in Denver, Phoenix, and Indianapolis had shortages and there
Speaker 34: were no controllers at all in the traffic air traffic
Speaker 34: Control tower in Burbank. And that is it's a busy airport.
Speaker 34: They have non stop, you know, back to back Southwest
Speaker 34: flights that go all the time, United Delta, American Frontier
Speaker 34: and other airline. So from about four fifteen until ten
Speaker 34: pm last night, the tower was closed and as it
Speaker 34: was closing, they were giving their last clearances, and there
Speaker 34: was confusion over if they were going to be open
Speaker 34: the airport, what they were going to do. It sounded
Speaker 34: like this on a crom that controller tried to get
Speaker 34: as many in before he had to shut down the tower,
Speaker 34: and then they.
Speaker 3: Closed colored curnty cup on them.
Speaker 34: So then they shut down the tower and air traffic
Speaker 34: controllers one hundred and fifty miles away in San Diego.
Speaker 34: They gave takeoff and landing clearances, but otherwise pilots were
Speaker 34: on their own, and it was like Sessna going into
Speaker 34: a tiny airport in the middle of nowhere where they
Speaker 34: had to announce their intentions and their location and when
Speaker 34: they exited the runway to tell other airplanes around them okay,
Speaker 34: it's clear, now you go, and they had to announce,
Speaker 34: you know, essentially, watch out, I'm taking off. Everybody, stay
Speaker 34: away from me, you know, like you don't typically hear
Speaker 34: it a commercial airport. This Southwest flight taken.
Speaker 22: Off the Southwest eight runway, one private burbank, so.
Speaker 34: That pretty much was telling all the other airplanes in
Speaker 34: the area stay away. I'm rolling down the runway, which
Speaker 34: passengers is pretty busy. Airport passengers were not thrilled about.
Speaker 37: It looks scary to think about it that way, because
Speaker 37: you'd like to have somebody local that can see what's
Speaker 37: going on visually.
Speaker 34: Right right, I'm going to run. But that's what they
Speaker 34: had to do last night, and we're going to see
Speaker 34: tonight in Chicago and Nashville and elsewhere as they're having
Speaker 34: the staffing problems, and the way Sean Duffy and the
Speaker 34: controllers have put it is that staffing has been so
Speaker 34: tight already. You know, we've done so many stories about
Speaker 34: Newark and their problems and elsewhere that you get one
Speaker 34: or two people, especially in towers where not a lot
Speaker 34: of people are working, like say in Burbank, where they
Speaker 34: either can't come in or you know, decide that they're
Speaker 34: not coming in and that it can really go downhill
Speaker 34: at that point and everything kind of falls apart. But
Speaker 34: last night it was kind of every pilot for themselves
Speaker 34: announcing what they were going to do in Burbank because
Speaker 34: the tower was completely shut down.
Speaker 1: No, well, just in terms of the government shut down
Speaker 1: in general, Alex are government employees paid on the first
Speaker 1: and the fifteenth?
Speaker 36: Is that?
Speaker 34: I actually, yeah, it changes, it's it's around there, but
Speaker 34: they've got different payment dates. I believe like next Tuesday
Speaker 34: is when money would go in, and there's gonna be
Speaker 34: a little bit from before the shutdown, so they will
Speaker 34: get a tiny paycheck. It won't be completely nothing, but
Speaker 34: then after that until there's a deal, it'll be nothing.
Speaker 34: But it's typically around the first and the fifteenth. I
Speaker 34: think some are getting sixteenth, but when it actually goes
Speaker 34: into their their accounts usually it's a couple of days
Speaker 34: after that.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, And the reason I ask it's the seventh.
Speaker 1: You just wonder if something gets done between you know,
Speaker 1: the here today, the seventh and the fifteenth, you know,
Speaker 1: I mean, in theory, then no payments should be missed
Speaker 1: and everything everyone should be able to get along. And
Speaker 1: I'm obviously that would include a deal getting done in
Speaker 1: that amount of time though.
Speaker 34: Yeah, well, and then you've got the like you know,
Speaker 34: direct deposit in the time that it takes. You know,
Speaker 34: just think of a company when they make changes to
Speaker 34: something that it takes a while to get the ball
Speaker 34: rolling no matter what. Now, there's a good chance the
Speaker 34: next paycheck would be messed up in some way, but
Speaker 34: they would very quickly get the money. After that, they
Speaker 34: will win, there is a deal. They will get paid
Speaker 34: back for all of this. But TSA officers, who we
Speaker 34: know just based on history, will begin calling in sick
Speaker 34: at some point here pretty soon, and air traffic control
Speaker 34: that they don't get paid. Members of Congress get paid,
Speaker 34: but the controllers and the TSA officers do not until
Speaker 34: there is a deal, but they are mandated to work.
Speaker 34: But yeah, not as much in the air traffic controllers,
Speaker 34: but for TSA officers who are making in some cases
Speaker 34: less than they could if they go and work at
Speaker 34: fast food that it's hard to convince them that they're
Speaker 34: mandated to come in. But if they can't pay for
Speaker 34: childcare their mortgage, to make them come in based on
Speaker 34: what they get paid.
Speaker 1: Well, there would be an easy way to end government
Speaker 1: shutdowns forever, and that would be to also dock the representatives,
Speaker 1: the senators and congressman. If you stop their payments, there
Speaker 1: would never be another government shutdown.
Speaker 34: In his acts, Yeah, I think it would go a
Speaker 34: lot quicker at that point. I think that there are
Speaker 34: many who are saying, you know what, and while you're
Speaker 34: at it, make the air traffic controllers and the TSA
Speaker 34: officers exempt and you know, kind of like Congress, make
Speaker 34: sure that they get paid.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and that would does make extreme sense to me,
Speaker 3: But they're the ones that passed the laws, so right,
Speaker 3: same reason why everyone runs. Every politician has always run
Speaker 3: on term limits because it makes the most sense.
Speaker 2: But then once you get in there, they oh, I
Speaker 2: forgot about that one. I don't know.
Speaker 3: That's not a bub I didn't know about the free
Speaker 3: money for the rest of my life.
Speaker 1: I didn't know about all the perks and the benefits when.
Speaker 34: Where they're like ninety five and barely awake in the
Speaker 34: halls of Congress. Yeah, uh, you know we've seen it
Speaker 34: time and again.
Speaker 3: All right with that, Alex Stone, we will let you go, buddy,
Speaker 3: Thanks so much, you got it. Thank you our good
Speaker 3: friend to Alex Stone. And that's true.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 3: It's like those guys, you're what who doesn't want that gig?
Speaker 2: Right? I just wish there was some actual pressure. And
Speaker 2: I think if enough people got behind it.
Speaker 1: Like every every constituent that one of those folks represented
Speaker 1: would be for it, and whether they wouldn't like it,
Speaker 1: they would face the hell and the wrath of their constituents.
Speaker 1: So therefore they would have to vote for something they
Speaker 1: don't like. Well, sure they'd have a million reasons. And
Speaker 1: I said, oh, we can't because of bull crap.
Speaker 3: Well, and I think that's good. I think that's kind
Speaker 3: of come into a head too. As much as we
Speaker 3: all talk about how, you know, the evils of social
Speaker 3: media and stuff, it also people start talking about stuff
Speaker 3: like this and like, wait a minute, how come those
Speaker 3: guys aren't getting paid, but you guys are getting paid.
Speaker 3: We're not doing anything, literally doing nothing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it would it would stop, It would stop the
Speaker 1: politics and all that, because the end of the day,
Speaker 1: folks want their like everybody, everybody wants their paycheck.
Speaker 2: If you're putting the work in.
Speaker 3: Well yeah. And that's what gets me though, is they
Speaker 3: act like, well, you guys should be working. Yeah, I
Speaker 3: mean you imply. It seems they're essentially saying what you
Speaker 3: guys do is important, so you should be working even
Speaker 3: though we're not doing anything, but we're getting paid, so.
Speaker 2: Don't even think about it exactly.
Speaker 3: Look over there, oh man, Well the beat goes on.
Speaker 3: And with that thought, mind we check in with traffic
Speaker 3: and weather. What is going on.