Speaker 1: Hear him at gas stations while I'm gassing up, as
Speaker 1: people start listening to him on YouTube or watching him
Speaker 1: locked on Bengals Bengals Talk dot com. When you do
Speaker 1: the Bear catch talk?
Speaker 2: What all do you do? James rakeein A.
Speaker 3: Little bit of everything, mostly Bengals, though I would say
Speaker 3: all that I try to cover the Bengals from every
Speaker 3: angle I possibly can.
Speaker 1: That's a good way to describe it. And you've been
Speaker 1: doing it for a little bit Sant Bernard's own of course,
Speaker 1: hanging out here. I appreciate you making time. This is
Speaker 1: an exciting weekend one. I don't want to call it
Speaker 1: a tune up because this Bengals team has had problems.
Speaker 1: But when you have an zero for the season, Jets
Speaker 1: team coming in, whether boom or a siasin shows or not.
Speaker 1: Ring of Honor weekend, Lamar Parrish leaping, Dave Lapham doing
Speaker 1: it well, deserved into the Ring of Honor. This Bengals
Speaker 1: team has a challenge as they look to keep rolling,
Speaker 1: and there are questions guys in, guys out, be it injuries,
Speaker 1: hendrickson playing or not playing.
Speaker 3: Right lean toward playing, but we didn't get the official either.
Speaker 3: I would still lean toward playing. I think it was
Speaker 3: it was killing him to miss last week and in
Speaker 3: this game. Yeah, it's against the winless team, but all
Speaker 3: that equity you built up and all that momentum you
Speaker 3: built up with a win over the Steelers goes out
Speaker 3: the window if you lose this week.
Speaker 4: So I would lean toward playing, But nothing confirmed yet.
Speaker 1: What is the deal with Logan Wilson. I see all
Speaker 1: this talk about him running out, now what what?
Speaker 5: Why?
Speaker 2: Is he unhappy?
Speaker 3: He got benched ahead of the Green Bay game and
Speaker 3: is kind of entering a new role on this defense
Speaker 3: where he's the third linebacker instead of their first. And
Speaker 3: I think going into this year, and certainly coming into
Speaker 3: this season, Logan felt like and really the Bengals sort
Speaker 3: of planned on him.
Speaker 6: Being the guy.
Speaker 3: And then when you very quickly six games into the
Speaker 3: year are five games into the year rather are benched,
Speaker 3: it's it's tough tough bill to swallow. So no, I
Speaker 3: still think he views himself as a starter in this league,
Speaker 3: and that's where it comes from his trade request.
Speaker 4: Now, that doesn't mean the Bengals are planning on trading him.
Speaker 3: A trade could happen anytime, but I don't think anything's imminent.
Speaker 3: I think they would be open to it if the
Speaker 3: right deal were to come up and present it to them.
Speaker 4: But I don't think they're going to give him away.
Speaker 4: And that's why I would.
Speaker 3: Be pretty surprised if he wasn't on the field for
Speaker 3: Sunday's game against the Jets.
Speaker 1: You know, in this position where he's gone down the
Speaker 1: depth chart here, James Rapine, by the way lockdown Bengals
Speaker 1: was sterling seven hundred WLW Jets in town, a weekend
Speaker 1: ring of honor, big celebration and what hopefully is another
Speaker 1: W for the Bengals, and he's dropped down. Was thought
Speaker 1: to be the starters. He just said it has turned
Speaker 1: out not to be the guy here. What type of
Speaker 1: value does he have and where could he go to
Speaker 1: be a starter since he's just gruntled and thinks he
Speaker 1: can scratch his way up closer to being at that
Speaker 1: level again, if it's not here.
Speaker 3: I think there would be teams that would him as
Speaker 3: a starter. I think the Dallas Cowboys could certainly be one.
Speaker 3: The Indianapolis Colts, with former Bengals defensive coordinator Luisa Rumo
Speaker 3: as their defensive coordinator now could be another.
Speaker 4: So there are teams.
Speaker 3: San Francisco is another team contending team that could use
Speaker 3: some mindbacker help. I just look at it, and he's
Speaker 3: under contract through twenty twenty seven, so it's not like
Speaker 3: he's in the final year of his deal or he's
Speaker 3: got yet one more year left. He's got two years left,
Speaker 3: and that just really makes it complicated. Any team that
Speaker 3: would acquire him could move on this offseason. But there's
Speaker 3: a six million dollar dead cap hit, which not trying
Speaker 3: to get too much into the weeds, but that's a
Speaker 3: lot of money to pay someone and to eat to
Speaker 3: just get rid of them, and that's kind of what
Speaker 3: the Bengals are facing. So what I think the decision
Speaker 3: is going to be if you're Cincinnati between now and
Speaker 3: the trade deadline November fourth, is.
Speaker 4: Do you want to try to shed that contract.
Speaker 3: If so, you're probably not going to get much, but
Speaker 3: you could maybe get that contract off your books long term.
Speaker 4: And is that worth it?
Speaker 3: Or is having Logan Wilson a linebacker that you know
Speaker 3: what you're going to get on your roster, even if
Speaker 3: it's more in a reserve role.
Speaker 4: Is that more valuable?
Speaker 3: And that's what they're going to have to wrestle with
Speaker 3: and really explore between now and November fourth.
Speaker 1: Talking to James Rapine locked on Bengals, SI, he's everywhere
Speaker 1: Sterling seven hundred WLW, All right, what have I not asked?
Speaker 6: Here? Is now?
Speaker 1: Joe Flacco. Game three, the first one with a couple
Speaker 1: of days in was sort of a first half of
Speaker 1: what am I doing?
Speaker 2: Who am I playing?
Speaker 6: With?
Speaker 1: Second half that seemed to find their feet. Game two
Speaker 1: looked like they were clicking almost on all cylinders, which
Speaker 1: is an amazing thing, and it shows the talent that
Speaker 1: he has being Flacco and everything that that offense has
Speaker 1: and the way they've sort of built and allowed things
Speaker 1: to form around what he can do. We saw protection
Speaker 1: from the offensive line, We saw the defense step up.
Speaker 7: Here.
Speaker 1: We are game three in an zero for Jets team
Speaker 1: in town. What are we looking for with growth and
Speaker 1: development with them come Sunday?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think that the next step This is a
Speaker 3: big step, especially with this week. They haven't scored a
Speaker 3: first quarter touchdown, a touchdown in the first quarter since
Speaker 3: Week two when Joe Burrow foun Jamar Chase for a
Speaker 3: four yard score. And so it's week eight, we're talking
Speaker 3: about the eighth game.
Speaker 4: Of the season.
Speaker 3: Now, and the Bengals are trying to do what they
Speaker 3: did in Week two, which is win their second straight game.
Speaker 3: And I think when you're facing an zero to seventeam
Speaker 3: that has a pretty good defense, they're gonna be with
Speaker 3: out a few guys, but still pretty darn good defense,
Speaker 3: a lot of talent up front. Can you jump on
Speaker 3: them early? Can you beat up on a team early
Speaker 3: that is probably already having plenty of doubts, is probably
Speaker 3: already looking in the mirror and thinking about themselves versus
Speaker 3: the team overall. That's what I think the Bengals need
Speaker 3: to do. And if they can do that, if they
Speaker 3: can score early, if they can't get a which is
Speaker 3: something they haven't done and then last week, then I
Speaker 3: think that this could be one of those games that
Speaker 3: that goes their way early and it stays that way.
Speaker 3: And so for Joe Flacco, it's just continuing what he's
Speaker 3: done over the past six quarters, but make sure you're
Speaker 3: doing it in the first quarter to get off to
Speaker 3: a really good start.
Speaker 1: Would you call us more than a tune up game,
Speaker 1: because I mean every team in the NFL, and you
Speaker 1: know they say any you know, any week right, anything
Speaker 1: can happen. But I mean, this Jets team have got
Speaker 1: problems a quarterback. There's you know a lot of issues.
Speaker 1: It was a Garrett Wilson's not going to be playing also,
Speaker 1: which you know, maybe is something for them of concern
Speaker 1: beyond what they already seem to be sure grasping for
Speaker 1: any help at all. I shouldn't make fun because I
Speaker 1: mean we've been there. No, don't make fun because it
Speaker 1: might burn you on Sunday. They're still capable.
Speaker 3: I mean I went and I watched in what twenty
Speaker 3: two at MetLife Stadium. I watched Mike White in the
Speaker 3: Jets beat the Bengals, and this was the Bengals that
Speaker 3: went to the AFC Championship game. That's right, right, So
Speaker 3: this is it's one of those one of these games
Speaker 3: where last week I described it as a must win.
Speaker 4: This one is a better win. You better win this game.
Speaker 3: The must wins are designated for seasons having wins and
Speaker 3: things like that, but this one, the pressure is on
Speaker 3: the Bengals to show that they're a good team. And
Speaker 3: I think if they are a good team, which in
Speaker 3: my eyes, the verdict is still certainly out given what
Speaker 3: they've done over the first seven weeks of the season
Speaker 3: and where they're at. So if they are a good team,
Speaker 3: they are going to handle business and get a win.
Speaker 3: But they got to show that and so no, I
Speaker 3: think that they're going to be challenged. And this is
Speaker 3: one of those where the Jets backs are against the wall.
Speaker 3: You don't know exactly who's going to be at quarterback.
Speaker 3: I think it's going to be Tyrod Taylor. You don't
Speaker 3: have Garrett Wilson to deal with, you don't have Sauce
Speaker 3: Gardner to deal with. But they stub a really good
Speaker 3: defensive front. They hall he's an elite running back, not
Speaker 3: just a good running back, an elite running back, and
Speaker 3: so they're gonna have to stop the run. I mean,
Speaker 3: there's there's things that they're going to have to do
Speaker 3: better than they've done over the past couple of weeks.
Speaker 3: If they're going to win this game, now people should
Speaker 3: expect them to do those those things. But they still
Speaker 3: got to go out and do those things and deliver
Speaker 3: and hold up there.
Speaker 6: End of the bargain.
Speaker 1: Talking to James Rapeen Lockdown Bengals Sterling seven hundred WLW
Speaker 1: one o'clock kickoffs, hun Day Ring of Honor weekend, Dave Lapham,
Speaker 1: Lamar Parrish, He's leaping Lamar getting their their nice jackets,
Speaker 1: and there's tiger stripes and that nice underbolt of that
Speaker 1: this offense for this team. We talked about it a
Speaker 1: couple of weeks ago, James the figuring out Flacco's place
Speaker 1: in that in between, giving him stuff with the running
Speaker 1: game and also that that short ball stuff rather than
Speaker 1: just always going deep. And we saw him connect big
Speaker 1: time with Chase. We saw a lot of those different
Speaker 1: elements coming together over these last two weeks. What is
Speaker 1: it that you think they're working on in the midst
Speaker 1: of this Let's assume it's a serious battle, But where
Speaker 1: do they really need the work to say, Okay, we're
Speaker 1: getting to the next level.
Speaker 3: Well, they ran the ball effectively for the first time
Speaker 3: all season last week, yep.
Speaker 4: And you saw Chase Brown get going. He had a
Speaker 4: twenty eight yard run and then he followed that.
Speaker 3: Up with a thirty seven yard run and those are
Speaker 3: both in the second quarter, and that gave the Bengals
Speaker 3: offense a real momentum.
Speaker 4: And so the beauty of being.
Speaker 3: Able to do that really takes pressure off of Joe Flacco.
Speaker 3: It takes pressure off of your passing game, They're going
Speaker 3: to throw it, and that's.
Speaker 4: Why they traded for Joe Flacco. They're gonna throw the ball.
Speaker 4: They want to throw the ball.
Speaker 3: They're a pass first team, but running the ball, and
Speaker 3: when you run it, having a few explosive runs mixed
Speaker 3: in goes a long way. So they're gonna have Dyllan
Speaker 3: Fairchild start at left guard this week, and it's the
Speaker 3: first time he started in a few weeks due to
Speaker 3: a knee injury. And so can this run game pick
Speaker 3: up where it left off and continue to move forward.
Speaker 3: I think that's a big factor. Obviously, Jamar needs the ball,
Speaker 3: and he needs the ball, and Noah Fan and Chase
Speaker 3: Brown out of the backfields a threat. But if you
Speaker 3: can get that ground game going, it one keeps your
Speaker 3: defense well rested too. It gives the defense a whole
Speaker 3: nother thing to worry about that isn't your star weapons.
Speaker 3: And it takes pressure off of a forty year old
Speaker 3: quarterback that's played really, really well. But he's Joe Flacco.
Speaker 3: He isn't Joe Burrow, and we need to remember that,
Speaker 3: I think as we move forward here, because at some
Speaker 3: point he's born to be Joe Flacco and not looked
Speaker 3: like Joe Burrow as much. And that's fine, they can
Speaker 3: win that way, but having a running game would certainly
Speaker 3: help him.
Speaker 1: Out, certainly would anything else. Before I let you go,
Speaker 1: I know, I didn't ask everything.
Speaker 3: I know enough to know, Yeah, I think this really
Speaker 3: is for me the game where we can learn a
Speaker 3: lot about the Bengals in they what they could be.
Speaker 3: And a lot of people are going to like, well, really,
Speaker 3: it's a winless team. You're at home, it should be
Speaker 3: an easy win, and it's like, well, yes, good, Like
Speaker 3: if the Bengals are a good team, I could totally
Speaker 3: see that winning by multiple scores and being in control
Speaker 3: of the game and going that route. But these are
Speaker 3: the type of games that don't look past that you're
Speaker 3: dialed in for that you start fast and so that
Speaker 3: first fifteen plays that first driver too. For Zach Taylor
Speaker 3: and Joe Flacco in this offense. Are they getting seven points?
Speaker 3: Are they getting is it ten to nothing after their
Speaker 3: first two possessions or better? That is what I'm really
Speaker 3: paying attention to as we go into Sunday's game.
Speaker 1: Well, said James Raheen, locked on Bengals, He's everywhere else
Speaker 1: as well, in kind enough to give us some time
Speaker 1: A Friday night Sterling Rango vonn Er weekend Downtown pay
Speaker 1: Corps Bengals three and four hosting an Owen seven Jacks
Speaker 1: team Joe Flacco behind center. It should be good and
Speaker 1: let's hope that they take it to the next level.
Speaker 1: Thank you, James. Enjoy the rest of your weekend. We'll
Speaker 1: catch up next week.
Speaker 4: Talk to you, sent Sterling. Thanks for having me.
Speaker 2: Absolutely more Sterling coming back. Seven hundred WLW The.
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Speaker 1: I can't hear seven hundred WLW. How you going, Sterling?
Speaker 1: Hanging out? Cloudy Tonight's thirty six, not below freezing, but
Speaker 1: that's so close to it. Sixty Saturday, sixty one on
Speaker 1: a Sunday and warmer still middle sixties so to start
Speaker 1: the week.
Speaker 2: But it's Friday.
Speaker 1: I can't contractually I feel dirty talking about a Monday
Speaker 1: on Friday. It's right now forty nine your severe weather
Speaker 1: station seven hundred WLW, And I was talking to Alex
Speaker 1: Eigan is producing tonight about the fact that I have
Speaker 1: struggled with it other than for weddings, funerals and occasional
Speaker 1: meetings that I have to wear long pants. It's a sad,
Speaker 1: sad day. We come to the point and weather in
Speaker 1: the season where I got it. Even though I'm glad
Speaker 1: for a Bearcat football, Bengals football, Big Jets weekend in town.
Speaker 1: Uh in the ring of honor, Uh, inductees lap him
Speaker 1: uh and and of course mister Parrish uh getting their
Speaker 1: due and those nice blazers and a whole lot of
Speaker 1: love shown to them this weekend in and around Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: well deserved. I also had to get the nit hat
Speaker 1: to cover my bald head because it's chilly outside.
Speaker 2: The dog loves it, uh and uh, but I I
Speaker 2: just it's.
Speaker 1: And we're gonna fall back, and uh it's getting darker
Speaker 1: earlier and then an hour or more of that will
Speaker 1: lose next weekend. So yeah, I'm a little bitter, I'm
Speaker 1: a little angry.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: And you'll get a chance to sound But we'll talk
Speaker 1: on this a bit. Obviously. I'm just wondering because some
Speaker 1: people thrive on it. Alex's parents apparently, especially as Mom
Speaker 1: loves falling back.
Speaker 2: They love it.
Speaker 1: They get that extra hour so they wake up at
Speaker 1: like two in the morning or something crazy from what
Speaker 1: he was saying, which is makes me feel like I'm slacking,
Speaker 1: which is not typical of course, or is it? And
Speaker 1: I start the thing about to springing ahead, which always
Speaker 1: I embrace and appreciate springing ahead more because well spring
Speaker 1: into reds baseball and short pants, into you know, warm
Speaker 1: weather and getting out into the garden and on the
Speaker 1: river and on the you know, maybe a boat doing
Speaker 1: some fishing, which, by the way, somebody messaged me they
Speaker 1: were externly going to talk about all those boats that
Speaker 1: were blowing up those drug vessels off the coast, like
Speaker 1: a Venezuela or wherever else. The only thing I have
Speaker 1: to say about it is is I mean, if they
Speaker 1: are legitimately drug vessels are filled with the narco, you
Speaker 1: know people they're trying to bring drugs here to Stateside
Speaker 1: and all the bad stuff that comes with that, then
Speaker 1: that's fine. We don't know, because they've been being blown up.
Speaker 1: But I would say this, if I were going to
Speaker 1: go on a fishing expedition in a boat that looks
Speaker 1: anything like the boats they've been blowing up on almost
Speaker 1: a daily basis lately, I would maybe reevaluate and take
Speaker 1: a tour inland someplace, because you know, there could be
Speaker 1: an ups and who wants the hell to be an
Speaker 1: oops of that type, if you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Although I think they had two survivors, all right, enough
Speaker 2: of that.
Speaker 1: Nine thirty reports straightaway, Matt Reese has the latest of
Speaker 1: what's going on in the tri State and around planet
Speaker 1: Earth that matters to us. On the other side, a
Speaker 1: paranormal researcher, the boss of Ghost Ofohio dot org, James Willis,
Speaker 1: joins us we'll get into his head about the I
Speaker 1: don't know, poultrygeist and hauntings and scary stuff. Because tis
Speaker 1: the season. That hill is in the air, Halloween is
Speaker 1: in the distance. I've already gotten my candy. Whether the
Speaker 1: kids show up or not, I know I'm going to
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Speaker 10: The President sending huge firepower to pressure Venezuela.
Speaker 11: This is the nine thirty report.
Speaker 10: I'm Matt Reeves breaking now the USS Gerald R Ford
Speaker 10: heading to the Caribbean owns after an overnight strike by
Speaker 10: the US on an alleged drug boat that killed all
Speaker 10: six people aboard. Our country has struck several suspected drug
Speaker 10: boats in the Caribbean as well as the Pacific Ocean.
Speaker 10: Strikes have drawn criticism from some Democratic lawmakers as well
Speaker 10: as the presidents of Venezuela and Colombia. It's a dramatic
Speaker 10: escalation of what President Trump calls his war on drug cartels.
Speaker 12: The US has Ford Carriers strike group heading to the region.
Speaker 12: That carrier wristling with firepower including F eighteen fighter jets,
Speaker 12: missile launchers, and attack submarines, adding some five thousand American
Speaker 12: forces to the ten thousand already.
Speaker 2: In the region.
Speaker 10: Ben's ABC's Martha Radicans And now we checked the roads
Speaker 10: for you latest traffic and weather together. There is an
Speaker 10: accident to tell you about. It's on northbound seventy five.
Speaker 10: As you're coming up on Paddock, there's an accident and
Speaker 10: there's a substantial delay there northbound seventy five between the
Speaker 10: Norwood Lateral and Ronald Reagan Cross County Highway. Otherwise, no
Speaker 10: other major delays to report.
Speaker 9: Now the ladies forecast from a train heating and cooling
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Speaker 13: In the Tri State weather heading for daybreak Saturday, it's
Speaker 13: clouding up. Morning low of thirty eight and we could
Speaker 13: see a little scattered frost our Saturday, then early sunshine
Speaker 13: and then clouds. A high of fifty seven at night,
Speaker 13: mostly cloudy in a low of forty three Sunday and
Speaker 13: early chance of a shower than mostly cloudy, a high
Speaker 13: of fifty eight. From your severe weather station, I'm nine
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Speaker 10: Forty four degrees. This game day forecast built by American
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Speaker 10: and the Jets. Yeah, there is a slight chance of rain,
Speaker 10: most to cloudie. Otherwise fifty seven for the high. Speaking
Speaker 10: of weather, forecasters say Tropical store Melissa expected to intensify
Speaker 10: into a major hurricane this weekend. It's going to be
Speaker 10: slamming parts of the Caribbean could bring catastrophic flash flooding
Speaker 10: and landslides to Jamaica, Haiti, and the Dominican Republic. Industry
Speaker 10: wise shortage of semiconductors the reason the Honda plant in
Speaker 10: Marysville is beginning to pull back on production. Hondana specific
Speaker 10: on the amount of reduction in the length of it.
Speaker 10: Honda says impacted employees have the option of continuing to work,
Speaker 10: use paid time off, or take time off without pay.
Speaker 10: To Planned Parenthood affiliates challenging the Ohio Department of Medicaid
Speaker 10: from prohibiting their participation in the federal health insurance program.
Speaker 10: According to a news release, ODM sent letters to Planned
Speaker 10: Parenthood of Greater Ohio and Planned parenthoods Southwest Ohio region
Speaker 10: and late last month informing them of the termination. Release
Speaker 10: said the change would prevent over twenty seven thousand people
Speaker 10: from receiving affordable care across Ohio and now. Both affiliates
Speaker 10: want an administrative hearing to challenge the state agency's decision.
Speaker 10: Day twenty five of the government's shutdown coming tomorrow. A
Speaker 10: vote on a funding bill continues to fail in the Senate.
Speaker 14: Rints and repeat. Government funding legislation goes to the Senate
Speaker 14: for the same bill that passed out of the House,
Speaker 14: and it gets three Senate Democrats to vote for it,
Speaker 14: but nowhere near the needed number of Senate Democrats to
Speaker 14: get it over the goal line, and it fails. That
Speaker 14: has happened now twelve more times, and we expect that
Speaker 14: to start happening when the Senate returns here to Washington
Speaker 14: early next week as well. There's no deal insight, there
Speaker 14: are no negotiations happening, and there aren't really any signs
Speaker 14: of negotiations that might even start.
Speaker 10: Man's ABC's j O'Brien. A half million federal workers missed
Speaker 10: the paycheck today, air traffic and drollers will start to
Speaker 10: miss them next week in the next round of payroll
Speaker 10: for US service members is the last day of the month, Halloween.
Speaker 10: With no plan on how to cover those paychecks. Wall Street,
Speaker 10: the Dow, the S and P, the NASDAK all setting
Speaker 10: records today. Down Game four to seventy two on encouraging
Speaker 10: news about inflation to forty seven thousand and two. Seven
Speaker 10: s and P five hundred added fifty three. Nasdaq rose
Speaker 10: to sixty three. World Series Game one in Toronto Tonight
Speaker 10: Dodgers leading to nothing there in the fourth inning, nine
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Speaker 1: Feels a little uncomfortable, doesn't feel the season dark early,
Speaker 1: weird stuff yards filled with pumpkins, scary.
Speaker 2: Bunsters, spider webs. I have neighbors.
Speaker 1: They have like these little teeny almost look like a
Speaker 1: duck pin bowling size of pumpkins. Not the pin, but
Speaker 1: I mean the bowling ball. For the duck pin bowling,
Speaker 1: and they're like all over. They must have gotten like
Speaker 1: a truckload of them. And they have a spider web
Speaker 1: that they have from the front of their house in
Speaker 1: the side over into some big web or whatever. My
Speaker 1: dog is desperate to get in at I'm fighting to
Speaker 1: not have to. And those are fake ghosts, but there
Speaker 1: may be weird, weird and legitimate creatures out or spirits
Speaker 1: out there.
Speaker 2: And a guy who knows he's done some investigation.
Speaker 1: He is an Ohio guy at least now after coming
Speaker 1: out of New York. And the guy behind a whole
Speaker 1: lot of books and a cool website as well, that's
Speaker 1: called ghost of Ohio dot org. James Willis, Welcome to
Speaker 1: seven hundred w welw was sterling here?
Speaker 2: How are you?
Speaker 6: I am doing well? Thank you for having me.
Speaker 11: That be Halloween early?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Absolutely? Is that your favorite holiday?
Speaker 5: Halloween?
Speaker 1: Since you are known affectionately by many, apparently as Weird Willis?
Speaker 1: And when did that start?
Speaker 6: By the.
Speaker 17: Weird Willis believe it or not, started when I was
Speaker 17: in elementary school, but it was by so called friends
Speaker 17: that were picking on me because I was into weird stuff,
Speaker 17: so it kind of stuck and then by some matter
Speaker 17: of fate, when I started writing for the weird Us
Speaker 17: series of books like Weird Ohio, it got picked back
Speaker 17: up again.
Speaker 6: So it's pretty much with me my whole.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's nothing wrong with that.
Speaker 1: You and wird Harold from fat Albert, I mean a
Speaker 1: good company, that's for sure. And there's an obscure reference
Speaker 1: to Alexigan is like what fat Albert? Yeah, check it out.
Speaker 1: That was before we knew Bill Cosby was well, you know. So,
Speaker 1: So that being said, here's what I need to know, James,
Speaker 1: because I know that there are a lot of people
Speaker 1: who think that there is no such thing as ghosts
Speaker 1: or apparitions or hauntings, there's no such thing as polter geist,
Speaker 1: whatever it is. The idea of possession. I remember I
Speaker 1: got to see way earlier than I should have been
Speaker 1: allowed as a child to see the London Blair movie
Speaker 1: and the whole thing of the Exorcist, which still is
Speaker 1: unnerving to me, especially the head spinning and the bed
Speaker 1: jumping off and all the religious stuff associated with it,
Speaker 1: in the idea of Satan and so forth. So what
Speaker 1: do you tell people, as an apparent normal researcher that
Speaker 1: are doubters about the possibility of there being something in
Speaker 1: between this world and something else in another dimension or otherwise.
Speaker 17: Well, in terms of like what I would tell them,
Speaker 17: I don't really tell them anything, because over the years,
Speaker 17: I've kind of realized that a skeptic or a non
Speaker 17: believer doesn't really become a believer until they've had their
Speaker 17: own experience. And so I can talk to him blue
Speaker 17: in the face with all the stuff that you know,
Speaker 17: I've experienced and that I've seen and play videos and
Speaker 17: all that, but until they're actually they're themselves, they're not
Speaker 17: going to fully believe. So I just tell them, you know,
Speaker 17: one of these days, because it goes to.
Speaker 6: Stand that I hear from a lot of people.
Speaker 17: I give like a lot of presentations around the state
Speaker 17: and stuff, and they will I'll always get somebody that
Speaker 17: comes up to me and they'll say, you know, I
Speaker 17: don't really believe in all this stuff. I kind of
Speaker 17: got dragged here, but you know, it was interesting at all,
Speaker 17: But I don't really believe in this stuff. But there
Speaker 17: was this one time and then they tell you the
Speaker 17: craziest story. So it's like, okay, so the fact that
Speaker 17: you just said that's not real but that you have
Speaker 17: that experience that's kind of on you, so I kind
Speaker 17: of steer clear of it.
Speaker 6: It's like they're entitled to their opinion.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, yes, we all are paranormal researcher. Founder and
Speaker 1: director of the Ghost of Ohio, which a Ghost of
Speaker 1: Ohio dot org the website. James Willis was sterling on
Speaker 1: the Big One seven hundred WLW. So how did you
Speaker 1: become a paranormal researcher Because most people that I know
Speaker 1: in conversation, if you open up and to get to
Speaker 1: a point where you can say this event happened to
Speaker 1: me or at my grandma's house or whatever it was,
Speaker 1: then as you just describe people open up. But prior
Speaker 1: to that, or even after you just kind of leave
Speaker 1: it where it is, you've gone to the next level
Speaker 1: and are chasing these things for one of a better
Speaker 1: way to describe it, which seems really.
Speaker 6: Odd to me, Well, it's the thrill of the chase.
Speaker 17: And it all actually started in third grade when in
Speaker 17: the Hudson Valley, when my third grade teacher tried to
Speaker 17: convince me that the legend of Sleepy Hollow with the
Speaker 17: Headless Horse that that was a true story and used
Speaker 17: as quote unquote evidence all of the settings that you
Speaker 17: could actually visit to the bridge of those sort of things,
Speaker 17: and even the names of the characters that were buried
Speaker 17: in the Terrytown Slash Sleepy Hollow cemetery.
Speaker 6: And I was blown away.
Speaker 17: I was like, that's crazy that the ghost really does exist.
Speaker 17: And then I found out that no, it was Washington
Speaker 17: Irving when he was writing the story, just walked around
Speaker 17: Terrytown and wrote down everything that he thought was cool
Speaker 17: and incorporated it into the story, including the names from
Speaker 17: the tombstones. So because of that, I was like, okay,
Speaker 17: well that's not a true ghost story. What are the
Speaker 17: true ghost stories? So when people, you know, we get
Speaker 17: contacted all the time where they say, well, there's a
Speaker 17: you know, there's a ghost of a headless person out
Speaker 17: in this field right there, and normally I'm like, okay,
Speaker 17: well why is it out there? And so to me, yeah,
Speaker 17: that could be a spooky story, but I want to
Speaker 17: sort of like do research to find out because to me,
Speaker 17: if I can find that, yeah, a guy got his
Speaker 17: you know, head blown off by a cannonball or something
Speaker 17: like that back on this day, and I have historical
Speaker 17: documentation that to me, kind of supports.
Speaker 6: That in maybe there is something weird going on out there.
Speaker 1: Talking to James Willis, a guy behind the ghost of
Speaker 1: Ohio dot Org on the Big One seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: So are there legit possessions of structures is land? And
Speaker 1: I mean, how does this occur? You know, people have
Speaker 1: talked about seeing the headless horseman, for instance, and there's
Speaker 1: no shortage of those. I mean the rare covered bridge
Speaker 1: in and around Ohio. I remember as a kid in
Speaker 1: and around Preble County talk of some of that, though
Speaker 1: I never saw it, but they would tell us. They
Speaker 1: also let us go out with a paper bag and
Speaker 1: a flashlight the woods behind the field and look for snipe,
Speaker 1: which do not exist, but we did not know. So
Speaker 1: I don't know how much is legit and how much
Speaker 1: is not when it comes to this stuff.
Speaker 17: Yeah, I mean I think in terms of like ghosts,
Speaker 17: a lot of what's currently out there, including on like
Speaker 17: reality television, it's not real and a lot of the
Speaker 17: backstories don't exist. It's because kind of like when you said,
Speaker 17: when they were like, yeah, go out hunting for this thing,
Speaker 17: and they didn't really exist. So a lot of those
Speaker 17: sort of urban legends spring up because we all like
Speaker 17: to get scared, and we all like the idea that
Speaker 17: if we go out in the woods there could be
Speaker 17: something that's going to get us. So the vast majority
Speaker 17: of stories, including I think you mentioned like the covered bridge,
Speaker 17: I know exactly the bridge you're talking about that's now
Speaker 17: officially a.
Speaker 6: Cry baby bridge. So there's a lot of.
Speaker 17: How much time you got it's the idea of a
Speaker 17: cry baby bridge is it's a local story, but it's
Speaker 17: actually sort of nationwide, and it is an urban legend
Speaker 17: where people have said that basically, you've got a young wife, mother,
Speaker 17: and she's got a baby, and she's up on the bridge.
Speaker 17: If you don't have a bridge, make it an overpass
Speaker 17: or train trestle, and then something happens to cause the
Speaker 17: baby to fall off the bridge.
Speaker 6: It's thrown, it's dropped, what have you.
Speaker 17: And according to legend, if you go out to this
Speaker 17: bridge and you do something.
Speaker 6: Usually it's splash of lights three times.
Speaker 17: Or honk your horn three times, or jump up it
Speaker 17: down real high twelve times, or something ridiculous like that
Speaker 17: that you'll hear the baby crying. I first heard that
Speaker 17: when I was in New York and there was just one.
Speaker 17: When I moved to Georgia. There were supposedly six. When
Speaker 17: I first started writing Weird Ohio and focused on those,
Speaker 17: there were thirteen in Ohio alone. I've since started the
Speaker 17: Ohio cry Baby Bridge Project on my website to try
Speaker 17: to document all of these stories, and I think I'm
Speaker 17: up to thirty five of them.
Speaker 6: But it but again, I'm looking. And the part that
Speaker 6: I really.
Speaker 17: Like doing is I go out and I talk to
Speaker 17: people and they send me in their stories of what
Speaker 17: allegedly happened on the bridge. But then I go into
Speaker 17: the research to try to figure out I'm still looking
Speaker 17: for that one bridge in the entire United States where
Speaker 17: a baby fell off or was thrown off, and I
Speaker 17: haven't found that. So yeah, that's that's the That's a
Speaker 17: short version of the cribby Baby, cry Baby, cry Baby
Speaker 17: Bridge legend. But to answer your question about how you
Speaker 17: know how much of it is true, I tend to
Speaker 17: find that what we're contacted to go into people's homes
Speaker 17: and in some cases they're businesses, there is something there.
Speaker 17: Now as to what makes it stay there, I'm not
Speaker 17: really sure. I'm of the belief that a ghost, whatever
Speaker 17: they you know, whatever it is it's nothing more than
Speaker 17: a form of energy. And you know, I base that
Speaker 17: on the idea that we're all forms of energy, you know,
Speaker 17: and you can't destroy the energy. You can change its form,
Speaker 17: but you can't get rid of it. So okay, after
Speaker 17: we pass, where does our energy go?
Speaker 6: So I'm kind of.
Speaker 17: The belief that that might be what we collectively say
Speaker 17: is a ghost. Now, the whole idea of you can
Speaker 17: hear ghosts talking and picking you up and throwing you
Speaker 17: downstairs and all that stuff, I have no idea how
Speaker 17: that works, and it's very very rare that I actually
Speaker 17: even encounter that.
Speaker 1: So have you encountered Have you ever encountered like bleeding
Speaker 1: walls or flies or you know that odd thing where
Speaker 1: a cold comes into a room, or that type of
Speaker 1: thing where you hear about a possession in a house
Speaker 1: like it was the film was the entity, which allegedly
Speaker 1: was supposed to be about something legit, where something that
Speaker 1: was possessing or in the home or still there sparedly
Speaker 1: right with somehow molesting or causing harm to people in
Speaker 1: the house, including a woman.
Speaker 17: So I've never encountered anything that extreme. And I willingly
Speaker 17: tell people that if I walked into a house and
Speaker 17: the wall started bleeding and something told me to get out.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna leave.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean exactly why do people not I never
Speaker 2: understood that. I'm serious.
Speaker 17: I'm with you, Yeah, I'm not. I don't mess around
Speaker 17: with that because at that point, I'm like, if it
Speaker 17: has the.
Speaker 6: Power to do that, what's it going to do to me?
Speaker 17: So I don't even when I do investigations, I don't
Speaker 17: challenge the ghost to do something, because one, I think
Speaker 17: that's kind of rude, but I'm like, well, what if
Speaker 17: it does do something, you know, how am I gonna
Speaker 17: stop it?
Speaker 6: So I've I've come.
Speaker 17: There's been numerous times where I've gone into locations and yes,
Speaker 17: I've felt like coal breezes. There was one particular case
Speaker 17: where the temperature in one spot at the end of
Speaker 17: a hallway dropped about thirty degrees in thirty seconds, and
Speaker 17: we were able to track it moving down the hallway
Speaker 17: towards us, even though we couldn't see anything, and when
Speaker 17: it got close to me, specifically, all of our electrical
Speaker 17: the cameras and stuff failed and then I just felt
Speaker 17: a cold breeze go past me and go down the stairs.
Speaker 6: That's a little weird. We know that it's not. We've
Speaker 6: had instances where we use.
Speaker 17: Infrared thermometers to try to detect changes, and basically it's
Speaker 17: a glorified like laser site type of thing. But we've
Speaker 17: had the beams stop in mid air, which usually needs
Speaker 17: something kind of dense, at least dense enough that you
Speaker 17: could see it.
Speaker 6: But it's just hanging in mid air, and if you
Speaker 6: move the.
Speaker 17: Beam to the left or to the right, for example,
Speaker 17: the beam would then shoot out and hit the back
Speaker 17: of the wall because the beam just goes until it
Speaker 17: hits something solid or And I can't explain that that
Speaker 17: there's something that has enough mass or density to stop
Speaker 17: a laser, but I.
Speaker 6: Can't see it.
Speaker 17: So I've had instances like that, and for me, that's
Speaker 17: what's exciting. It's like, that doesn't that doesn't fit, That shouldn't.
Speaker 6: Be doing that.
Speaker 17: But no, I'm kind of like with you, if anything
Speaker 17: really weird to the level of flies, you know, being
Speaker 17: attacked by that, or no, I'm out.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 1: I think carcass rotting in a wall or in the
Speaker 1: flu from the fireplace, a bird got stuck and it's decaying,
Speaker 1: brings the flies.
Speaker 2: But if it's the bleeding walls, all this other stuff.
Speaker 2: It crosses a line.
Speaker 1: James Willis, by the way, a guy behind the book
Speaker 1: that came out a couple of years ago Legends in
Speaker 1: Lawre series, which is the Southern Ohio Legends and lore.
Speaker 1: So explain if you can, James Willis, what in our
Speaker 1: part of the world is more haunted or known to
Speaker 1: be where people can visit or find out more about
Speaker 1: it besides the book. I'm just saying in Jenner because
Speaker 1: you always hear these stories like Lucasville Penitentiary, you know
Speaker 1: what a saying, asilunce mental health facilities, those type of things,
Speaker 1: and I rarely hear it like Spring Grove Cemetery or
Speaker 1: something like that. You don't hear people necessarily talk about
Speaker 1: where I would think they'd be hanging out, which is
Speaker 1: where the dead bodies are kept generally, which is the cemetery.
Speaker 6: I would counter that with. So if let's just say that.
Speaker 17: You know, Heaven forbid, but we were to pass away
Speaker 17: this evening and we were allowed to come back, I
Speaker 17: don't think you're going to be hanging around a cemetery.
Speaker 2: That's probably true to.
Speaker 6: Freak people out.
Speaker 17: So you know, I tend to think that unless I
Speaker 17: can find evidence to substantiate, which I have found over
Speaker 17: the years. I have found that, unfortunately, there have been
Speaker 17: several murders that took place in Ohio cemeteries that to
Speaker 17: me would be like, Okay, I could see why a
Speaker 17: ghost might hang around there because it was their last
Speaker 17: moments on earth. But to me, places like morgues, you know,
Speaker 17: and cemeteries, you're kind of gone by that point in time.
Speaker 17: So unless you have a morbid fascination like I do.
Speaker 2: And you go there now be hanging around them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, I've taken tour like coroner's office in
Speaker 1: those type of things, the morgue, et cetera. And it's
Speaker 1: a little unnerving, but I mean, I think it's an
Speaker 1: interesting process. James Willis, by the way, founder director ghost
Speaker 1: of Ohio dot Org, author I mentioned a bunch of
Speaker 1: these weird Ohio, weird Indiana, et cetera. All these other
Speaker 1: things were short on time, and we maybe do another
Speaker 1: segment in the future on this. So you mentioned the
Speaker 1: idea of being killed or so a bad death, a
Speaker 1: bad way to die, a tragic and more likely where
Speaker 1: ghost or their their spirits may be lingering where they
Speaker 1: they're trying to do what before they can move on,
Speaker 1: or they're sticking around to make other people's lives hell
Speaker 1: or what.
Speaker 6: I kind of like all of those.
Speaker 17: But no, my research is actually fine, and again it's
Speaker 17: just sort of my opinion on it. But I think
Speaker 17: that any time there is a violent or a sudden
Speaker 17: change in the energy if you will, that you know,
Speaker 17: be it a murder or a car crash or something,
Speaker 17: that that energy is going to linger there for whatever reason.
Speaker 17: I've done a lot of cases where right after a
Speaker 17: car crash that we ended up, the people started reported
Speaker 17: seeing a ghost standing by the side of the road
Speaker 17: where the crash was. Over time, that faded away to
Speaker 17: the point where it was probably about three years ago,
Speaker 17: there are no reports of that ghost being there. So
Speaker 17: again going back to the idea that it's a form
Speaker 17: of energy, so maybe it is there for a short
Speaker 17: period of time and then it just sort of gets
Speaker 17: absorbed into something else. But to answer your question, ANSW,
Speaker 17: I found places like battlefields and car accidents or murders
Speaker 17: and those sort of places, any place where you've got
Speaker 17: the final moments, I think that energy, in my opinion,
Speaker 17: seems to linger there for whatever gotcha.
Speaker 1: So this is way interesting to me, and I have
Speaker 1: some relatives and some friends who is even the discussion
Speaker 1: of this or talk of this in general. They run
Speaker 1: from it. They say that it's somehow not appropriate, that
Speaker 1: the spirit world in some fashion is bad. And what
Speaker 1: do you say to someone who has that type of
Speaker 1: view before we let you balance? Because I find that
Speaker 1: to be interesting too. As much as like the Ouiji board,
Speaker 1: I don't want anything to do with the Wigi board, right,
Speaker 1: does it just creek me out?
Speaker 17: It's very It kind of works both at the beginning
Speaker 17: of an investigation and like the end in that I
Speaker 17: always want to find out what their beliefs are, be
Speaker 17: it mainly religious beliefs, but also spiritual beliefs, because to
Speaker 17: your point, a lot of people say, that's not a ghost,
Speaker 17: that's something disguised as a ghost, because it's going to
Speaker 17: try to do bad things. That if that was a
Speaker 17: good person, it's gone where it needs to be. It
Speaker 17: shouldn't be hanging around here, so don't interact with it.
Speaker 17: That's necromancy. But the flip side of that is a
Speaker 17: lot of people will have us come out to their
Speaker 17: home and they'll say, we think there is something here,
Speaker 17: can you get rid of it? And I put it
Speaker 17: back on them because I'm like.
Speaker 6: Well, what are your beliefs?
Speaker 17: Because I can give you a whole bunch of different
Speaker 17: people you can talk to that will be able to
Speaker 17: potentially get rid.
Speaker 6: Of it, but you kind of have to have faith
Speaker 6: for that to work.
Speaker 17: You know, it would make no sense if I send
Speaker 17: somebody in who didn't have faith in that actually working.
Speaker 6: So it's I just kind of respect people's you know
Speaker 6: what they are.
Speaker 17: I mean a lot of it comes from the fact
Speaker 17: that when people say, oh, you look for ghosts, they
Speaker 17: immediately go to the yellers and screamers on the TV
Speaker 17: and YouTube and stuff, and they get a really distorted
Speaker 17: impression of me. Yea, And I'm like, it's not like
Speaker 17: that at all. But you know, it's fine. You're entitled
Speaker 17: to your opinion.
Speaker 1: I really appreciate you taking time. I hope you'll come
Speaker 1: back and we can talk a little bit more. Get
Speaker 1: some other people involved in the conversation as well. Love
Speaker 1: it fantastic again. It's James Willis. He's the guy behind
Speaker 1: ghost of Ohio dot Org, Weird Ohio, Weird Indiana, on
Speaker 1: and on it goes thank you for making time. I
Speaker 1: hope you enjoy the rest of your weekend. And I
Speaker 1: guess this is the season for what you do in
Speaker 1: many ways, so take care of yourself.
Speaker 6: It is it isn't good.
Speaker 17: Thank you very much, Take care of hieen.
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Speaker 1: Whatever else, they've had Halloween stuff up since basically July fourth.
Speaker 1: It seems like Christmas is also there in somewhere. Thanksgiving
Speaker 1: is tucked in as well. Because we have a lot
Speaker 1: to be grateful for a lot of ground to cover
Speaker 1: this fine Friday night, and I am grateful and thankful
Speaker 1: for Kevin Carr fat guys at the movies. He's the
Speaker 1: sober gecko on substack sober Gecko dot substack dot com.
Speaker 1: I think your way to find him there. Welcome back
Speaker 1: to seven hundred Wluw Kevin, How are you? How is everything?
Speaker 6: Everything's good?
Speaker 7: And I want to let you know when you do
Speaker 7: go in the hardware store, the chainsaws are there year round.
Speaker 7: They're not just Halloween decoration.
Speaker 2: It's very true, it is.
Speaker 1: I remember the first time going to a hundred houses,
Speaker 1: a tiny sterling and somebody had the you know, the
Speaker 1: chainsaw there without obviously the chain thankfully, and I remember
Speaker 1: about crapping my pants at that point.
Speaker 2: So yeah, that's it.
Speaker 1: Can at some point it doesn't become quite it's not
Speaker 1: as scary unless you think somebody didn't handle their business right.
Speaker 2: Well yeah, but still it's.
Speaker 7: Loud, and if you're not expecting it coming up, it's
Speaker 7: you know, it's like it's like cocking a shotgun. It's
Speaker 7: this sound that, even though it's not a natural sound,
Speaker 7: we are ingrained to be afraid of it.
Speaker 2: That's true.
Speaker 1: Jesse James Duprees made a living of cutting up like
Speaker 1: barstools all over the country, and his ban jackal all
Speaker 1: over the place, and and that's all done in fun
Speaker 1: and in tune, which who would have known you could
Speaker 1: use a chainsaw that way. Before we get to chainsaw stuff,
Speaker 1: I want to talk. I know there's Halloween stuff, and
Speaker 1: we want to get into some of the genre stuff
Speaker 1: and because there's different types and people can think about
Speaker 1: this and then maybe we'll turn it into a driver
Speaker 1: conversation of like monsters, this possession. There's a variety of
Speaker 1: themes for scary type movies, which I think sort of
Speaker 1: fits topic wise. But you saw the Bosses movie, or
Speaker 1: at least a movie about the boss Spruce Springsteen, which
Speaker 1: is it does it deliver Me?
Speaker 2: Deliver Me from No.
Speaker 7: Deliver Me from Nowhere? Which is I believe based on
Speaker 7: it's a book. It's a based on a book about them.
Speaker 7: The movie is called Springsteen Deliver Me from Nowhere, just
Speaker 7: because otherwise the name doesn't quite it's not like the
Speaker 7: name of one of his songs or you know something
Speaker 7: that's like super well known, and maybe it isn't. I
Speaker 7: don't know his full catalog, but you know, it's.
Speaker 6: It's it is.
Speaker 7: It's not necessarily a full bio pick too, it's it's
Speaker 7: sometimes they do these ones that like sort of capture
Speaker 7: a time in his life, and it's when he was
Speaker 7: recording Nebraska, his nineteen eighty two acoustic album, right before
Speaker 7: he did Born in the USA, which came I think
Speaker 7: like two years later, and that of course put him
Speaker 7: into global stardom. A song that is always miss construed
Speaker 7: by politicians and people running county affairs and that sort
Speaker 7: of thing because it is not a patriotic anthem. It's
Speaker 7: actually sort of a lamenting of the treatment of the
Speaker 7: Vietnam vets and also sort of just just sort of
Speaker 7: the crumbling American dream in the eighties at the time.
Speaker 7: So that's what that song's about.
Speaker 4: It.
Speaker 7: It just has a very patriotic sounding chorus, but it's
Speaker 7: not even really about that, although he do do a
Speaker 7: nice recreation of them recording it, so that's you know
Speaker 7: that they have to do that sort of a needle drop.
Speaker 7: But really it's about Springsteen. I wouldn't say early in
Speaker 7: his career he was known, but he wasn't the mega
Speaker 7: superstar that he became Afterborn Born in the USA, And
Speaker 7: it's about him sort of dealing with what some of
Speaker 7: his problems are, coming to terms with things that happened
Speaker 7: in his childhood with his family and trying to get
Speaker 7: his life on the right path. In the fact, he
Speaker 7: also struggled with depression, and so that's addressed as well,
Speaker 7: but it's more of that snapshot for that eight or
Speaker 7: ten months where he was developing the album.
Speaker 2: Well, that's an inside looking a different way. And I
Speaker 2: know he just did a tour.
Speaker 1: I don't know if he's still out there doing it
Speaker 1: or not, where he was sort of doing the story thing,
Speaker 1: which I think they made into a film too, right.
Speaker 7: He did that way, I think, so, yeah, yeah, he
Speaker 7: had he had. I don't know if he if he
Speaker 7: finished touring.
Speaker 6: I mean, you never know.
Speaker 7: With some of these artists, they're like, I'm going to
Speaker 7: do another farewell tour. But I mean he's heavily promoting
Speaker 7: this now, so so that's what he's sort of focused on.
Speaker 7: And Jeremy Allen White from The Bear, Yeah, plays him
Speaker 7: as as a younger man. Also not a comedy this movie,
Speaker 7: which some would argue The Bear isn't either.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean it's it's always put in a comedy category,
Speaker 7: but a lot of people say, well, it's not really
Speaker 7: a comedy anyways. He's good at it. He does smolder
Speaker 7: a bit too much. You know, he kind of over
Speaker 7: you know, they say to chew the scenery. He kind
Speaker 7: of smolders the scenery and a lot of his things.
Speaker 7: He's kind of posing as as a Springsing, but he
Speaker 7: doesn't find job acting. It's not perfect. It has some
Speaker 7: some valleys along.
Speaker 5: With the hills.
Speaker 7: I mean, if you're a huge Springsing fan, you're gonna
Speaker 7: love like the recreation of some of the songs and
Speaker 7: performances and sort of the deep cut into the background
Speaker 7: of what inspired him into Nebraska and how he developed
Speaker 7: it and sort of what he had to go through.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 7: So it's it's it's really more made for the fan
Speaker 7: of Springsteen. It's not a perfect biopick, but you know,
Speaker 7: it's it's it's it's a well done movie. It certainly
Speaker 7: had some really good performances.
Speaker 1: Talking to Kevin Carr, he's from Silver Gucko on Substack,
Speaker 1: Fat guys at the movies about this new biopic sort of,
Speaker 1: I guess is what you call it?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Sure, Uh this is Springsteen delivered me from nowhere. So
Speaker 1: here's what I'm curious about. As far as the performances
Speaker 1: are concerned. Does this band play of actors or is
Speaker 1: it the Springsteen music with the actors acting like they're playing,
Speaker 1: Because I mean, you got like Brian Chase playing Max Weinberg,
Speaker 1: who's a great plug obviously, the drummer Steve van Zant,
Speaker 1: who Steve van Dants been tremendous and uh an actor
Speaker 1: on his own right, but obviously can't play being a
Speaker 1: young man anymore because he's not. Uh tell tell me
Speaker 1: and and let us know what we're looking at here.
Speaker 7: Well, you know, I don't know whether they're playing the
Speaker 7: actual instruments or if they're just doing it for the
Speaker 7: for the or if they had the original people play it,
Speaker 7: or if they had professional musicians play it and then
Speaker 7: they just pantomime it to go in there. I'm pretty
Speaker 7: I mean, Jeremy Allen White certainly sings yeahs as Bruce Springsteen.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 7: I'm actually I'll bet you there's a movie like this.
Speaker 7: They always have like behind the scenes stuff, so you
Speaker 7: can certainly check YouTube for that. But it's a lot
Speaker 7: less about his band. It's a lot less about the musician.
Speaker 7: In fact, a lot of them don't even have lines.
Speaker 7: It's more about him dealing with the record. I guess
Speaker 7: sort of. His manager is played by Jeremy Strong, who
Speaker 7: does a really good job in the movie as well,
Speaker 7: and that really he's more sort of like the focal
Speaker 7: point of Springsteen's support.
Speaker 1: System Dodgers John Landah, I remember correctly. I'm just I'm
Speaker 1: always interested when the sort of look back on all this,
Speaker 1: Mark Marin's in it. Who I mean, that guy's great
Speaker 1: from doing stand up and what an acting career that
Speaker 1: guy has turned out to have.
Speaker 19: Seriously, Yeah, well he's of those things.
Speaker 7: When you say Mark Maron, most people think of his
Speaker 7: podcast and maybe if you're from if you remember the nineties,
Speaker 7: he did like he did stand up specials and he
Speaker 7: did I think he had a TV show on Comedy
Speaker 7: Central way back in the day where he interviewed other
Speaker 7: comics that might have been Paul Provenza.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 7: They just kind of stick in my mind there. But
Speaker 7: when you think about it, Oh, yeah, he's been in
Speaker 7: a bunch of stuff in you know, because he was
Speaker 7: in he was in the.
Speaker 19: Wrestling show Glow with a Glow or whatever it was. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 19: with Alison Brie and uhh, yeah, there's two big reasons
Speaker 19: I like her.
Speaker 7: But there's He's done a lot of things. And what's
Speaker 7: so funny about him is when when you see him
Speaker 7: finally he plays the recording engineer and he's there and
Speaker 7: he doesn't have a line for like two or three scenes,
Speaker 7: and then he starts talking at one point because you
Speaker 7: know it's about that. But I'm like, is that.
Speaker 6: Is that Mark Maron?
Speaker 7: Or is that's what? He just looks like Mark Maren
Speaker 7: because they haven't given him.
Speaker 6: A line yet.
Speaker 1: The background guy, Jenny I having, of course, big record executive,
Speaker 1: has been around forever in a day and worked with everybody,
Speaker 1: it seems like. And he plays himself in this movie,
Speaker 1: which everybody else is somebody else, but he plays that's
Speaker 1: kind of wild too. So I'm looking forward to seeing this.
Speaker 1: Is it worth seeing or not?
Speaker 7: Well? I mean, certainly you certainly have some deep cuts
Speaker 7: into the background of the recording session. I mean, there
Speaker 7: are different types of people. You know, there's the casual fan.
Speaker 7: There's the people who listened to Bruce Springsteen but couldn't
Speaker 7: tell you anybody who's in his band or who played
Speaker 7: on this stuff. But then there's I mean, and you
Speaker 7: have a much higher level of knowledge of who is
Speaker 7: who behind the scenes. So it's definitely gonna, I think,
Speaker 7: resonate for you guys. It will still resonate for the
Speaker 7: people who don't know any better. But for somebody who
Speaker 7: does know that inside baseball behind it, you know, like you,
Speaker 7: I would suggest.
Speaker 2: You go see it down the car by the way.
Speaker 1: Silver Gecko on SUBSTACKA was stirling on the Big One
Speaker 1: talking about the Springsteen movie. You know what's interesting is
Speaker 1: as a kid, I heard Springsteen a lot, and I
Speaker 1: got annoyed with it and tired of it and hated
Speaker 1: him because he was everywhere and I was annoyed, and
Speaker 1: I was at at that point as an adolescent where
Speaker 1: I wanted my own stuff, to find my own music
Speaker 1: and turn over the rocks and find stuff. Then later
Speaker 1: on I've become a little bit more familiar and more
Speaker 1: enjoying I guess his creativity and the story, songs and
Speaker 1: all the stuff behind it. So, I mean, but early on,
Speaker 1: if somebody, if I'd been like sixteen years old and
Speaker 1: somebody said, yeah, there's this new Springsteen movie, I would
Speaker 1: have told him where to go, and it wouldn't have
Speaker 1: been anywhere nice, I promise.
Speaker 7: Well, it's funny because you like Bruce Springsteen is such
Speaker 7: a you hear him, and you hear it's Bruce Springsteen immediately,
Speaker 7: they hear a unique sound and a unique voice, and
Speaker 7: he has that real blue collar, heavy, you know, rissing
Speaker 7: tones that are going on in his music, and you
Speaker 7: could there are fans and people who are fans, and
Speaker 7: then there I think there are people who you only
Speaker 7: listen to so much and then you're like, Okay, I
Speaker 7: kind of have to move on and do something else,
Speaker 7: like reading too many Stephen King books in a row,
Speaker 7: and you'll be like, Okay, I kind of need a
Speaker 7: break from, you know, and I want to want.
Speaker 2: Something mindless exactly.
Speaker 7: It's something that's kind of heavy.
Speaker 2: And you know what's bewildering. We talked about this for years.
Speaker 1: I still think in a lot of ways, Stephen King
Speaker 1: is popular and successful and as much bank as that
Speaker 1: guy has made, uh is somehow underrated for what he's
Speaker 1: done over the year. It is spectacular, It really is well.
Speaker 7: And what's so funny with Stephen King, you know, when
Speaker 7: now we're moving away from you know, movies into books
Speaker 7: and recording industry. In the books is every author, every
Speaker 7: artist fails at becoming what they want to be, and
Speaker 7: Stephen King is a great example of that. He I
Speaker 7: don't think he ever wanted this career for himself in
Speaker 7: the early days. Most writers believe they are literary and
Speaker 7: they want to be the next uh, you know, they
Speaker 7: want to be a remembered name. They don't want to
Speaker 7: be what he has always described as his stuff as
Speaker 7: as the the literary equivalent of a big mac is
Speaker 7: with Stephen King would say, and he's like, oh, I
Speaker 7: just kind of crap out these horror stories. And he
Speaker 7: really wanted to be somebody you want to be Jeffrey
Speaker 7: Archer and not Stephen King. And he one of his
Speaker 7: favorite authors was John D. McDonald, who's kind of tough
Speaker 7: to read. It's very hard boy of detective type of stuff,
Speaker 7: and he's so much breezier and easier to read than
Speaker 7: McDonald's work. So I think it's I find it interesting
Speaker 7: that there's always somebody when you find something that made
Speaker 7: that that puts you on the map and that you're
Speaker 7: known for, there's always that artist inside the artist trying
Speaker 7: to resent that. We you know, Arthur Conan Doyle hated
Speaker 7: Charlock Coombs, trying to kill him off.
Speaker 6: A couple of times.
Speaker 2: So did the characters too, which I guess he created. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so it makes sense my management of time.
Speaker 1: By the way, Marvel's the great Marvin Lewis, who is
Speaker 1: now doing play by play I think for NFL on
Speaker 1: radio and stuff, the former Bengals coach. Because I wanted
Speaker 1: to talk a little bit about horror movie genre being
Speaker 1: a Halloween season next Friday Halloween. There's phobias, there's monsters,
Speaker 1: there's slasher films, and we're gonna take some calls on
Speaker 1: the other side. But in about a minute to two
Speaker 1: minutes time, Kevin Carr, tell me what you think are
Speaker 1: the best type of genres or you know where people
Speaker 1: go because it changes and there's a variety of them.
Speaker 7: Yeah. Well, and the thing is, it depends on what
Speaker 7: you're wanting from a horror movie. You know, if you
Speaker 7: just want to have fun, I like the the good
Speaker 7: old classic classic monsters, you know, the ones that that
Speaker 7: are more fun, fairy tale type things, Dracula, Frankenstein, that
Speaker 7: sort of stuff. You know, the heavy duty real life
Speaker 7: true crime and stuff like The Strangers that that that
Speaker 7: is a little unpleasant to me. It's a lot of
Speaker 7: a lot of what you see as a kid, but
Speaker 7: I like to have fun with my horror. I like
Speaker 7: to be entertained, and it's more like a roller coaster
Speaker 7: ride than you know, a trip to the dentist.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I totally get that.
Speaker 1: Immediately as soon as you said it, I winced and
Speaker 1: could almost in my head hear the sentence, which I
Speaker 1: can replicate, thankfully.
Speaker 7: I like it.
Speaker 1: I've talked about the phobia stuff a little bit in
Speaker 1: the psychological things where it gets in in the plausible
Speaker 1: where it could possibly happen.
Speaker 2: H So you know that's always the stuff too that
Speaker 2: goes with it.
Speaker 4: Ahead.
Speaker 7: I always gonna absolute favorite genre subgenre is people in
Speaker 7: a lab trying to do something to help humanity and
Speaker 7: having go horribly awry. Do that on a spaceship even better?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, exactly.
Speaker 1: I like that, And then when they bring stuff back
Speaker 1: from space that then causes problems with then just goes
Speaker 1: back to Stephen King and creep Show with the green
Speaker 1: stuff in the original. Yeah, he's Kevin Carr. You can
Speaker 1: read him. He'll show up in your mailbox. He does
Speaker 1: comics with Blockheads, Silver Gecko dot Substack dot com. Thank
Speaker 1: you very much for making time and enjoy the rest
Speaker 1: of your weekend. All right, thank you, take care of
Speaker 1: yourself your ten thirty reports. Straight away. We'll talk horror movies.
Speaker 1: A whole lot of other ground to cover, including eating magnets. Magnets,
Speaker 1: not maggots, but well both would be somewhat troubling now
Speaker 1: that I think about it.
Speaker 2: It's sterling coming back here. Seven hundred double LW.
Speaker 9: Listening to a woman shop in the produce section isn't funny?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: A sail on cucumbers.
Speaker 11: Listening to a woman poot next to the Granny.
Speaker 2: Smiths ooops is funny.
Speaker 11: Eddie and Rocky are also funny.
Speaker 9: So when you think of an apple farter oops, think
Speaker 9: of Eddie and Rocky.
Speaker 2: Eddie and Rocky.
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Speaker 1: So for twenty bucks or two hundred dollars two thousand,
Speaker 1: I don't know how you value it. Would you be
Speaker 1: willing to call up some cash to get a piece
Speaker 1: of American history the White House East Wing and rubble
Speaker 1: torn down pile a debris looks like any other construction
Speaker 1: destruction site where a building's been raised for something new
Speaker 1: to rise from the ground. And they call it a
Speaker 1: red and gray scripe, a mess, whatever.
Speaker 2: You want to call it. Here's what I want to know.
Speaker 1: Would you buy a piece of American history in the
Speaker 1: little bit of that East Wing? I don't know how
Speaker 1: it could be corroborated, how it could be authenticated. Maybe
Speaker 1: the money could go to help pay down national debt
Speaker 1: or feed the Hungary or something along those lines. Give
Speaker 1: you a chance to sound off on that, because I
Speaker 1: was thinking about it. That's a big pile of trash.
Speaker 1: And I can remember being a young sterling. By the way,
Speaker 1: how you doing it's sterling hanging out Alex Egan producing
Speaker 1: Travis Laird with eleven o'clock report about twenty one minutes
Speaker 1: away from right now, an update on what else is
Speaker 1: going on around the tri State. And I flashed back
Speaker 1: to being a kid when the Berlin Wall fell. And
Speaker 1: if you are of a certain age, you know this.
Speaker 1: And if you're not, you may have a grandparent or
Speaker 1: a parent, or maybe an older sibling or maybe you're
Speaker 1: a collector. There was a period of time I can
Speaker 1: recall they were selling what was supposed to be pieces
Speaker 1: of the Berlin Wall.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure where the money was going.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure that it was. And this was my
Speaker 1: question even then, how the hell do you know? How
Speaker 1: can you prove that that was a piece of the
Speaker 1: Berlin Wall? The same way how could you know if
Speaker 1: it were in fact a piece of what was the
Speaker 1: east wing of the White House. A lot of people
Speaker 1: are very upset about it. They don't like the idea
Speaker 1: of the super sized ballroom. We've heard all the complaints
Speaker 1: to go with and I'm just wondering where your head
Speaker 1: is on this five three, seven, four, nine, eight hundred,
Speaker 1: the big one. You can talk back on the iHeartRadio app.
Speaker 1: I know that my grandmother used to have like commemorative coins,
Speaker 1: and she had like these plates. I don't know when
Speaker 1: you cross the line and what age it is where
Speaker 1: people are in fact wanting to embrace these type of
Speaker 1: things as they reminisce or things that matter them. You
Speaker 1: can get presidential plates, I mean all these type of
Speaker 1: different things. People buy them. Sometimes they think it's an investment, right.
Speaker 1: I don't even talk about like currents or whatever else,
Speaker 1: old silver certificates or commemorative coins with the president's head
Speaker 1: on it, different than what would be if you went
Speaker 1: down to like the UDF and wanted to buy an
Speaker 1: ice cream or a frozen yogurt or whatever, and you've
Speaker 1: dropped out some cash or change on your hand that way,
Speaker 1: and if that somebody spending those commemorative coins that way,
Speaker 1: then they're dump. But that being said five point three
Speaker 1: seven four nine seven eight hundred, the big one. If
Speaker 1: you're on the iHeartRadio app, you can talk back by
Speaker 1: clicking on that microphone leave a message there. I'm also
Speaker 1: on x or Twitter, whatever you want to call it
Speaker 1: at Stirling Radio. I mean, I don't know if you
Speaker 1: pick a dollar amount of choice, if it were to
Speaker 1: go to charity or food bank in the midst of
Speaker 1: what is some food insecurity prime time right now with
Speaker 1: more and more people including military families and so forth,
Speaker 1: looking to go to food banks, maybe they sell some
Speaker 1: of that demolished East Wing to raise funds to help
Speaker 1: put food on the table or food in food banks,
Speaker 1: or the SNAP program or one of these other things
Speaker 1: to be able to help feed some children or feed
Speaker 1: people in need, and at the same time give you
Speaker 1: something that you can have in your mantle or you
Speaker 1: could have in some type of box on the wall,
Speaker 1: to say, that's a piece of American history, that's the
Speaker 1: East Wing. And not only do you have that great
Speaker 1: thing as a memento that you maybe want to pass
Speaker 1: down to other generations, it's also something that can help
Speaker 1: benefit to people by way of putting food on their
Speaker 1: plate or raising money for some other type of good cause.
Speaker 1: I don't think that's necessarily a far shot from what
Speaker 1: could be done. I mean, what else are they going
Speaker 1: to do with that? Do they have a plan for
Speaker 1: all of this, of all the stuff, I've heard people
Speaker 1: upset that they think it was a butchery and it
Speaker 1: wasn't approved in the historical society and everything else that
Speaker 1: goes along with it.
Speaker 2: That's a big pile of rubble.
Speaker 1: I would imagine there'd be a whole lot of people
Speaker 1: willing to get a piece of that history. I would
Speaker 1: imagine a whole lot of people would be happy to
Speaker 1: do that. I other than the you know, the whole
Speaker 1: odd idea of authenticity and knowing that it wasn't that
Speaker 1: in somebody you know who gathered up some garbage from
Speaker 1: a demo site and decided to go online and sell
Speaker 1: it themselves as if it were a secondary market thing.
Speaker 1: I mean, people buy knockoffs all the time. You you know,
Speaker 1: you hear people, oh they got they got a Gucci bag,
Speaker 1: or they got whatever it is that they happen to
Speaker 1: be into, and they go, well, it looks a lot
Speaker 1: like it.
Speaker 2: It's close enough.
Speaker 1: You hear a you know, Cincinnati CVG, you hear the
Speaker 1: Port of Cincinnati, and you hear all these places inbound
Speaker 1: from Canada or elsewhere or elsewhere, or you hear when
Speaker 1: they you know, they've somehow calme across a cargo container
Speaker 1: that was filled with knockoff shoes or clothes or pick
Speaker 1: a thing, even you know, memorabilia from say like the
Speaker 1: Bengals or you know a Major League baseball whatever else. Uh,
Speaker 1: that's knockoff because there's a market for people who want
Speaker 1: to get their hands on it, and they don't necessarily
Speaker 1: care whether it's legit, or maybe they're a sucker and
Speaker 1: they get duped. I mean, if you're going to call
Speaker 1: up some serious hard earned cash, you might want to
Speaker 1: know exactly what you're getting. But I mean, I think
Speaker 1: maybe that's something that the government should do. It is
Speaker 1: the people's house. It is we the people's house. Americans
Speaker 1: already paid for it, So why not get a piece
Speaker 1: of that history. I mean, it's been finished, it's knocked down.
Speaker 1: They're waiting at this point, you know, to see the
Speaker 1: upgrade in that ninety thousand square foot ballroom that will
Speaker 1: sooner than.
Speaker 2: Later be there.
Speaker 1: That part of the house was built in nineteen oh two,
Speaker 1: during Teddy Roserbilt's time in office. It was completed in
Speaker 1: the forties. It took some time. In a blink of
Speaker 1: an eye, down it went. So I mean, I think
Speaker 1: this is that's monumental. I think that's something that a
Speaker 1: lot of Look, my late great uncle Milan had a
Speaker 1: ton of like old seven up bottles, and I think
Speaker 1: he might have had some hw to pull beer cans,
Speaker 1: as well as some others that were commemorating like Bengals
Speaker 1: wins and games and Ohio State football games and wins
Speaker 1: and a lot of other stuff. So, I mean, what's
Speaker 1: the difference between that and a broken brick or a
Speaker 1: piece of a floorboard or something along those lines. I
Speaker 1: would say that maybe this has more intrinsic value. My
Speaker 1: uncle loved that stuff. I remember going down to his
Speaker 1: basement as a kid looking at all of it. I
Speaker 1: wasn't supposed to touch it. I remember also listening to
Speaker 1: like old Red Fox records that were supposed to be
Speaker 1: off limits, but the stereo was there and knew how
Speaker 1: to put the needle on the record. And Red Fox,
Speaker 1: by the way, was not the same Red Fox at
Speaker 1: that point that you may have seen on reruns of
Speaker 1: the Sanford and Son. It was a totally different Red Fox.
Speaker 1: I remember being a little kid going ooh, I understand
Speaker 1: why I'm not supposed to be listening to this, and
Speaker 1: looking at all those old plates and stuff too. So
Speaker 1: maybe a brick, maybe something along those lines. Five went three, seven, four, nine, seven,
Speaker 1: eight hundred, the big one, your chance to get interactive.
Speaker 1: Something else coming up I want to get into. This
Speaker 1: is pretty wild. Most of us have had either when
Speaker 1: we were kids, or maybe your own children, or you've
Speaker 1: known someone. If you work in an urgent care or
Speaker 1: an emergency room intake on a regular basis, you will
Speaker 1: come across individuals who have hurt themselves or consumed things
Speaker 1: that you kind of go, how is that even possible?
Speaker 2: How did that happen?
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 1: You hear all these other stories about stuff being you know,
Speaker 1: stuffed in places that are supposed to be exit only,
Speaker 1: and then they come up with, I don't I accidentally
Speaker 1: sat on it. No, I don't think you accidentally sat
Speaker 1: on a light bulb and had to go up your butt.
Speaker 1: But that being said, the idea, I mean, I can
Speaker 1: remember I swallowed a staple of some sort that was
Speaker 1: from the furniture store my mom worked in that was
Speaker 1: used for like the dust covers in some of the
Speaker 1: understuff when they would do like sofas and love seats
Speaker 1: and those type of things. And I was just a
Speaker 1: kid on my back flipping those staples up in the air,
Speaker 1: and at some point I lost one and it ended
Speaker 1: up in my mouth and I choked and coughed, and
Speaker 1: then I had to I was on bowl watch. I
Speaker 1: knew it was serious. I knew I was in trouble,
Speaker 1: and I knew it could be a bad scenario, so
Speaker 1: I was not happy about having to tell mom what happened.
Speaker 1: Then we went to the doctor and then they were like, well,
Speaker 1: you know, you've got to watch because this stuff could
Speaker 1: tear up your insides on the way out, so you
Speaker 1: better hope that you hear the tink of the toilet commode. Otherwise,
Speaker 1: if you don't hear that tink on the porcelain of
Speaker 1: that staple ending up there, we're going to have to
Speaker 1: go in and get it, because that means it's hung
Speaker 1: up in your insides, and that can lead to all
Speaker 1: kinds of bad stuff, which leads me to today's headline
Speaker 1: from a CBS News but it's also been published in
Speaker 1: the New Zealand Medical Journal. I remember hearing about a
Speaker 1: lot of this with kids in the States not long ago,
Speaker 1: where they had these toys for kids with a lot
Speaker 1: of magnets, and they had a thirteen year old boy
Speaker 1: that was hospitalized, not because he accidentally ate them, but
Speaker 1: apparently he did it to do it dozens of what
Speaker 1: they called high powered magnets that ended up becoming a
Speaker 1: serious problem, and it ended up being lost. He had
Speaker 1: part of his bow lost because the magnets continue to do.
Speaker 1: What they do is they go through and then they
Speaker 1: stick together can't be removed. They catch up your insides
Speaker 1: and then your bowel is a major problem. They didn't
Speaker 1: identify the kid, but they say he ate between eighty
Speaker 1: and one hundred magnets five by two millimeters each, So
Speaker 1: that's a whole lot of magnets in his gut. The
Speaker 1: X rays disturbing to say the least. So in the
Speaker 1: midst of whether you want to buy a piece of
Speaker 1: history or not, I'm kind of curious of what type
Speaker 1: of mishap you may have had or your kid has
Speaker 1: had swallowing something that they shouldn't have that maybe got
Speaker 1: them in trouble. What they showed in this X ray
Speaker 1: is all these magnets in a perfect line, hooking up
Speaker 1: with each other, thankfully as they were attracted to each
Speaker 1: other what looks to be probably eight to ten inches long,
Speaker 1: and then one that had like a right turn, and
Speaker 1: it was in that way. Not easy to pass that
Speaker 1: kind of thing, and I would, I mean, that's a
Speaker 1: problem if you're just popping magnets the way you would
Speaker 1: pop PEVs or a mint. I mean, that's some type
Speaker 1: of disorder. And they call these magnets of safety risk,
Speaker 1: no kidding, and I know in some places they've outlawed
Speaker 1: them because of that. Magnets are fun. I mean I
Speaker 1: remember as a kid goofing off and playing with mercury,
Speaker 1: which was a bad idea. Mercury is not good for you.
Speaker 1: It can cause all types of horrible, bad problems. So
Speaker 1: you know, maybe exactly exactly because I dropped a magnet
Speaker 1: on the floor as a latchke kid, and then I
Speaker 1: was like, I gotta get this off the floor. And
Speaker 1: then it was wow. It was like bubbling and separating
Speaker 1: and we became like a big nightmare. Today it would
Speaker 1: be a hazmat thing. They Cincinnati fired show up and
Speaker 1: then they'd lock down the house and put like, you know,
Speaker 1: a tent around it or something ridiculous. And even in
Speaker 1: high school, and this is the late eighties, they they
Speaker 1: allowed us to mess with mercury and like chemistry class
Speaker 1: as I recall, and there was a mishap. I don't
Speaker 1: know that they allowed that stuff now in and around
Speaker 1: the school. So let's get the pleasant ridge here and
Speaker 1: we'll start it off five one, three, seven, eight hundred
Speaker 1: the Big One. Josh, what's going on? There was sterling
Speaker 1: on the Big One.
Speaker 2: What do you have?
Speaker 24: Yeah about I'm forty eight. So at twenty one we
Speaker 24: were doing shots at tequila and I eight three roofing nails?
Speaker 24: What ripping nail per shot at?
Speaker 11: Like yeah, so don't really do anything.
Speaker 25: I went to I went to the hospital like the
Speaker 25: next day because they were galvanized. I was more worried
Speaker 25: about that.
Speaker 1: So, so how is it that you swallowed them? Because
Speaker 1: I can't imagine how they made it down your throat
Speaker 1: let alone you.
Speaker 24: Esophagals, well little roof and nails.
Speaker 25: I mean, I got it done.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what I'm saying. It was just crazy. So
Speaker 2: what happened? How did they get them out?
Speaker 24: Well?
Speaker 25: I just went to it was so old. It was
Speaker 25: deacon that hospital if you remember that. Ye, yeah, and
Speaker 25: uh there was only two in my stomach and the
Speaker 25: x ray and same as your stable. There was just
Speaker 25: a bull watch. So you just had like yeah, and
Speaker 25: it gave me like a number that if I felt
Speaker 25: like a stabbing pain in my intestine or something. But yeah,
Speaker 25: they just came out.
Speaker 26: Wow.
Speaker 1: See that that's crazy. Now was it a big bet
Speaker 1: or was it just drunken? And I'll do it if
Speaker 1: you will do.
Speaker 25: It wasn't a bet. It wasn't a bet at all.
Speaker 25: It was just a college.
Speaker 1: Idiots sounds like my friends. That's tremendous, Josh. I'm glad
Speaker 1: you've survived. It's a great story to tell me, and
Speaker 1: thank you. I appreciate it. Quick Break will come back.
Speaker 1: Have you done something similar? What about your kids? From
Speaker 1: magnets to roofing nails. That's up there. Me with the
Speaker 1: sofa staple batteries. With the kids, that's a lot of batteries.
Speaker 1: I mean, I don't that kid needs some therapy, is
Speaker 1: what I'm trying to say. I mean, at what point
Speaker 1: do you go? I'd like to eat one one, let
Speaker 1: me see what two does. Let me put it through.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's a lot of I don't know, quick
Speaker 1: break come back. It's a Friday night Stirling hanging out
Speaker 1: five point three seven four nine seven eight hundred The
Speaker 1: Big One, seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 27: The Bengals are looking to install a no fly zone
Speaker 27: when the Jets touchdown in Cincinnati. Can the orange and
Speaker 27: black ground a green and white? Or will New York
Speaker 27: take off with the wind? One thing I do know,
Speaker 27: turbulence is guaranteed. I don't do well with turbulence. I
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Speaker 2: Worthing hanging out.
Speaker 1: Congratulations. By the way, I mentioned this in passing Early
Speaker 1: Get a little bit more time, because I think it's
Speaker 1: pretty amazing. Joe Nuxall one of the most decent people
Speaker 1: I have ever met in my life.
Speaker 2: No longer with us, of course.
Speaker 1: He and Marty Brenneman called Red Game the reds Games
Speaker 1: Forever Knucksall legend of his own playing baseball. Is basically
Speaker 1: a kid as he started out, a long time read
Speaker 1: and just good human being in all the charitable work
Speaker 1: in and around the tri States, just spectacular. Earlier tonight
Speaker 1: in Fairfield at the Oscar Center, R Lance McAllister got
Speaker 1: himself some love, respect, adulation and an honor among honors
Speaker 1: that is pretty just a spectacular, which is the Joe
Speaker 1: Knucksall Humanitarian Award winner, which he was tonight and I'm looking.
Speaker 1: David d Armbrewster sent me this video short one with
Speaker 1: a big beer stein or mug with Lance's face on it,
Speaker 1: and it's a beautiful thing. So he, in fact is
Speaker 1: the twenty twenty five Joe Nugsaw Humanitarian Award winner. So
Speaker 1: congratulations to or Lance another just great human being to
Speaker 1: be honest, so very good. Hats off to him. It's
Speaker 1: a big weekend. We got at Bengals hosting the Jets.
Speaker 1: The Bengals of course looking to get back to even
Speaker 1: with Flacco behind center. We'll talk a conversation a little
Speaker 1: bit earlier I had with James Rapine from Cincinnati Bengals
Speaker 1: talk were coming up in about thirty five minutes or so,
Speaker 1: talking about that matchup, as well as the Ring of Honor,
Speaker 1: which Dave Lapham of course getting some love in respect there.
Speaker 1: And another guy who I didn't know a whole lot
Speaker 1: about Lamar Parrish leaping Lamar Parish and I talked to
Speaker 1: Chick about him since the word came that he was
Speaker 1: going to be honoredor as well getting some love and
Speaker 1: attention for what he accomplished, and seemingly just everybody has
Speaker 1: such great things to say about that guy too. And
Speaker 1: then our Tony Pike of course from ESPN fifteen point thirty,
Speaker 1: getting some love and attention and everything that goes with
Speaker 1: that as a part of the UC Sports Hall of Fame.
Speaker 1: And of course I think it's homecoming this weekend, right,
Speaker 1: And you got a Bearcats in action tomorrow afternoon, which
Speaker 1: is why I'm not here tomorrow afternoon. So yeah, and
Speaker 1: you'll hear him calling the game as well, along with
Speaker 1: Dan Hord and Moe doing his part. And then of
Speaker 1: course Dan Horde does it again on Sunday handling all
Speaker 1: the stuff that goes along with that with Lapham calling
Speaker 1: that game against the Jets. So yeah, a lot of
Speaker 1: groundcovered in a short amount of time. There no straight away,
Speaker 1: another hour to go, lots of ground to cover. It's
Speaker 1: a Friday night here home. Oh oh, I'll mention this World
Speaker 1: Series going on, and I am sort of shocked, but
Speaker 1: it's the best seven World Series. Game one in Toronto
Speaker 1: Blue Jays hammering the Dodgers. It's eleven to four and
Speaker 1: there was a Grand Slam, multiple other home runs, and
Speaker 1: we'll see if the buzz saw that the Dodgers have
Speaker 1: shown themselves to be throughout the playoffs and most of
Speaker 1: the season as they look to repeat, can find their
Speaker 1: way again. But tonight, I mean they got a ways
Speaker 1: to go. It's the top of the eighth anything could
Speaker 1: happen or not. Time for news right here. Seven hundred
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Speaker 15: It's day twenty four of the shutdown. Airport delays arising
Speaker 15: n paychecks are being missed. It's your eleven thirty report.
Speaker 15: I'm Travis Laird breaking now.
Speaker 20: The average on a day is about five percent of
Speaker 20: our delays would come from staffing.
Speaker 4: Shortages with their traffic controllers.
Speaker 11: We've gone up as high as.
Speaker 16: Fifty three percent of the delays have been because of
Speaker 16: staffing shortages.
Speaker 15: Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy. On October third, Republican Marjorie Taylor
Speaker 15: Green said the Senate could use the suit the nuclear option,
Speaker 15: eliminating the filibuster and pass the budget with a simple majority,
Speaker 15: which they presumably have. On October twenty, first Democrat John
Speaker 15: Fetterman said he would back it. Most Senate Democrats want
Speaker 15: talks to restore healthcare coverage that was eliminated in President
Speaker 15: Trump's Big Beautiful Bill. Republican leaders have refused to return
Speaker 15: to negotiations. Republicans have also not used the nuclear option,
Speaker 15: possibly because they lack the votes, want to keep the leverage,
Speaker 15: or do not want to permanently eliminate the filibuster. Workers
Speaker 15: wait for pay, Travelers wait at the gate. Now, let's
Speaker 15: take a look at the latest traffic and weather together.
Speaker 15: Still looks pretty nasty. Seventy five north at Paddock Road.
Speaker 15: It's going real slow between Town Street and Ronald Reagan
Speaker 15: on to seventy five West. You still got a travel
Speaker 15: delay between Cole Rain and Ronald Reagan Cross County Highway.
Speaker 2: Sounds like they're close together.
Speaker 15: They are not two unrelated slow downs, but no major
Speaker 15: accidents or slow downs to report throughout the tri State
Speaker 15: this hour.
Speaker 11: Look out for each other, everybody now.
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Speaker 13: In the forecast, we're clouding up. We'll see a seven
Speaker 13: am temperature of thirty eight in the morning and a
Speaker 13: chance for some frost. The rest of our Saturday is
Speaker 13: going to be mostly cloudy. A high of fifty seven
Speaker 13: stays that way at night. We dropped to forty three
Speaker 13: on Sunday and early chance of a shower. Otherwise mostly cloudy,
Speaker 13: a high of fifty eight. From your severe weather station,
Speaker 13: I'm nine First Warning Chief Meteorologist Steve Rawley, News Radio
Speaker 13: seven hundred wl W. Sunday afternoon weather looking pretty good.
Speaker 13: When the Bengals will face the Jets here at home,
Speaker 13: should be about sixty degrees when kickoff happens at one
Speaker 13: partly sunny, and of course that we'll have that game
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Speaker 13: Congressman Dave Taylor visited Claremont County Jail to review a
Speaker 13: possible partnership with ICE. Deputies in Claremont County soon able
Speaker 13: to assist federal immigration agents under a new agreement that
Speaker 13: they signed on Friday. Sheriff Christopher Stratton authorized a memorandum
Speaker 13: of agreement with ICE to join its two to eight
Speaker 13: to seven G Task Force program, a program already active
Speaker 13: in Butler County allowing local deputies to help with federal
Speaker 13: immigration arrests and transports under ICE oversight. The Sheriff's office
Speaker 13: says the focus is on transparency, efficiency and accountability. So far,
Speaker 13: twenty six inmates have been transferred to ICE. For more
Speaker 13: are awaiting transfer after local charges are resolved. Delivery confusion
Speaker 13: piling up all across northern Kentucky, where dozens of packages
Speaker 13: are showing up at the wrong homes or not at all.
Speaker 13: Residents in Alexandria say orders from major retailers are being
Speaker 13: misplaced by speed X, a low cost courier used by
Speaker 13: brands like Shan and Timu. Christina Camerer, who runs Hometown Shipping,
Speaker 13: has turned her store into an unofficial package rescue center
Speaker 13: after seeing hundreds of missdelivered boxes. She says there's no
Speaker 13: way to contact Speedex directly, and reports of missing packages
Speaker 13: now stretch from Walton to Independence. And police say a
Speaker 13: man stabbed a woman multiple times in Marrimont before jumping
Speaker 13: from the Purple People Bridge into the Ohio River on
Speaker 13: Friday morning. Officers found the woman on Home One Road
Speaker 13: around six twenty five in the morning with non life
Speaker 13: threatening injuries. Newport police later encountered the suspect on the
Speaker 13: bridge and he jumped into the water. River Rescue crews
Speaker 13: from Cincinnati and Covington pulled him out and took him
Speaker 13: to UC Medical Center with non life threatening injuries. He's
Speaker 13: charged with felonious assault and domestic violence.
Speaker 10: Halloween can be expensive and Goodwill's pitch is a big
Speaker 10: savings on costumes for both kids and adults.
Speaker 26: Kids costumes are running anywhere from thirty to fifty dollars.
Speaker 6: Did you come here?
Speaker 26: We're running anywhere from seven dollars ten dollars.
Speaker 10: I'm Smith with Goodwill showing us the inventory here at
Speaker 10: the Goodwill store in Tri County.
Speaker 26: Full gorilla suits costume for fourteen ninety nine. I mean,
Speaker 26: I could do a quick Google search and I guarantee
Speaker 26: you it's not going to be fourteen ninety nine coming
Speaker 26: from coming from one of those Halloween costume shops.
Speaker 10: The cause is a good one because Smith says eighty
Speaker 10: five cents if every dollar spedic Goodwill supports their charitable programs.
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Speaker 1: Final hour together find Friday Night the Nation station. What
Speaker 1: you're listening to seven hundred WLW. Glad you're a long
Speaker 1: conversation coming up after your eleven thirty before about thirty
Speaker 1: minutes from right now, a little less than that. James Rapine,
Speaker 1: Cincinnati Bengals talk on Talk Food Day, Ring of Honor,
Speaker 1: weekend jets in town.
Speaker 2: Questions, He's got answers, We'll have some fun.
Speaker 1: Also in the meantime, I had somebody just send me this,
Speaker 1: So I'm gonna use a language of football, and I
Speaker 1: often do in life. I like to call an audible.
Speaker 1: So not Alex who's producing the show, but a different Alex.
Speaker 2: So I wasn't sure.
Speaker 1: Wasn't Alex Egan producing the show in the past, who
Speaker 1: reaches out and always likes to contribute to the show
Speaker 1: sent me this. What do you do when your wife, girlfriend, husband,
Speaker 1: boyfriend leaves the house for a weekend or otherwise when
Speaker 1: you got the house to yourself? And I suppose that
Speaker 1: goes for parents when the kids are gone, or maybe
Speaker 1: when you're kids teenagers.
Speaker 2: We know how that went.
Speaker 1: When I was a teenager when the parents might be
Speaker 1: out of town, I threw a small party at the
Speaker 1: house is Sterling when my mom wasn't there. As a kid,
Speaker 1: nothing big, because I saw what happened to other people's
Speaker 1: houses in high school when they threw parties when their
Speaker 1: folks were out of town, and it was insanity. It
Speaker 1: was beddom, and I did not want that because I
Speaker 1: knew what would follow that and I did not need
Speaker 1: that type of stress or otherwise five pet three seven
Speaker 1: four nine, seven, eight hundred, the big one, pick up
Speaker 1: the phone, give it the fingers. My good friend mister
Speaker 1: K used to say, talk back the iHeartRadio app and
Speaker 1: also on x or Twitter at Stirling Radio. So, whether
Speaker 1: you're married, single or otherwise, as a young person now
Speaker 1: grown and what have you when you get would get
Speaker 1: the house or when you get the house to yourself
Speaker 1: when you don't normally have it, maybe somebody's on a
Speaker 1: business trip, they're out of town for the weekend, whatever
Speaker 1: it is.
Speaker 2: What is it that you do?
Speaker 1: Alex says that basically he sits around and does nothing
Speaker 1: in his underwear, which I was very not on Alex
Speaker 1: sagan the other not you not you right, the other alleys,
Speaker 1: which I was a little disturbed. When I was looking
Speaker 1: at at the message, I'm like, I think there was
Speaker 1: no picture. But he said that's what he does. He
Speaker 1: doesn't worry about getting up and getting cleaned up or anything.
Speaker 1: He just sits around basically eats takeout food, et cetera.
Speaker 1: Which I can kind of relate to that, But I
Speaker 1: don't know to sit around in my underwear. I mean,
Speaker 1: I like to get dressed and feel you know. I mean,
Speaker 1: you know that's just me. But what do you do?
Speaker 1: And I'm thinking about it. I mentioned the parties being thrown.
Speaker 1: I know, sometimes there's a temperature battle. I've had this
Speaker 1: with women in my life in the past. I like
Speaker 1: it kind of crisp in the house, you know what
Speaker 1: I mean. Like even last night I had like windows open,
Speaker 1: like cracked in the bedroom a little bit because until
Speaker 1: I woke up with my bald head freezing, I was like, oh,
Speaker 1: hell no, that was a bad idea. And you get
Speaker 1: to turn the furnace on or something. So I understand
Speaker 1: that I will will adjust the thermostat and have adjusted
Speaker 1: the thermostat, because I would not have the woman in
Speaker 1: my life complaining about how cold it was in the
Speaker 1: house the opposite. At times I like it warmer and
Speaker 1: she does not, and that can be a battle. So
Speaker 1: what do you do when you've got time away in
Speaker 1: or there a way and you've got time to do
Speaker 1: what it is that you'd like to do, or otherwise
Speaker 1: one of these other And I search for this because
Speaker 1: I was trying to figure out where Alex got this
Speaker 1: and if he was just because he likes to contribute.
Speaker 1: It was like, you live in this now or not.
Speaker 1: He hasn't responded, so we'll see. He usually pings in
Speaker 1: the midst of bringing this up. And I did a
Speaker 1: search and there's a whole subculture of people who post
Speaker 1: about this very issue. One guy says here that he
Speaker 1: gets all and I totally understand this, and I would
Speaker 1: have not thought this was I think this is standard anyway,
Speaker 1: because it's what happens every night before you may go
Speaker 1: to bed anyhow, whether it's the sofa or in the bedroom,
Speaker 1: all the ornamental pillows that seem to be a collector's item.
Speaker 1: It's not just the women in my life, thank god,
Speaker 1: but I've seen this or you know, all the sofa
Speaker 1: and you're not supposed to don't mess with those pillows,
Speaker 1: don't use the pillow. It's just supposed to look pretty there.
Speaker 2: And then you know, like just get that crap off
Speaker 2: the bed.
Speaker 1: I don't know, look at the TV on or off,
Speaker 1: depending you know, sometimes I just like it quiet and
Speaker 1: I can just you know, deal with the voices in
Speaker 1: my head or whatever else that sort of goes along
Speaker 1: with that. But I mean, I'll order food, I'll pick
Speaker 1: it up, I'll hang out it sort of lay low
Speaker 1: is what I kind of look at doing. Here's another
Speaker 1: one says, my wife and son went with her parents
Speaker 1: for a weekend, do some family stuff or whatever else.
Speaker 1: He rode the motorcycle, did what he wanted, ate where
Speaker 1: he wanted, ate what he wanted, and got to watch wrestling,
Speaker 1: which was nice. So yeah, there's one right there, So
Speaker 1: what do you do? How do you deal with that?
Speaker 1: Here's another one, turned the ac down. Well, you know,
Speaker 1: now we're in like get the furnace on kind of
Speaker 1: season if you haven't already had it checked out, tuned
Speaker 1: up or otherwise. That's one of those things that comes
Speaker 1: up on a regular basis. I mean I might have
Speaker 1: multiple like screens on in like the office space, like
Speaker 1: with games on like right now, World Series it's eleven
Speaker 1: four blue Jays over the Dodgers in the bottom of
Speaker 1: the eighth and blue Jay's threatening in with one out
Speaker 1: and a runner on first. So I mean, maybe you're
Speaker 1: paying attention to like more sports, or maybe you're ditch
Speaker 1: that because you're not having to deal with that if
Speaker 1: you're not into it, and stuff that sort of goes
Speaker 1: along those lines. That's pretty common.
Speaker 2: In ways. That goes common.
Speaker 1: Thing here looking at a multiple list is ordering the
Speaker 1: food that you really want to eat, which I think
Speaker 1: is tremendous.
Speaker 2: Here's another one.
Speaker 1: Order a large piazza, all kinds of toppings and I
Speaker 1: don't have to worry about the vegetables.
Speaker 4: Tremendous.
Speaker 1: And it doesn't say man or a woman on this,
Speaker 1: but my guess is if it's it's probably a dude.
Speaker 1: I don't know, and I like vegetables, but there are
Speaker 1: times you want that meat lover's pie. Right in that
Speaker 1: type of situation, I don't need green peppers. You may
Speaker 1: not want all that other stuff in this case, that's
Speaker 1: what this guy says. I'm assuming anyway, it's a guy
Speaker 1: that would be into that type of situation. Here's another
Speaker 1: the boys come over play poker, we drink and smoke stogies. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: so that's a guy who's not normally maybe able to
Speaker 1: have that happen at the house, but when the wife
Speaker 1: is out of town, gets a chance to play around,
Speaker 1: and that type of circumstance, I get it. Like tomorrow
Speaker 1: you got UC football you can listen to on the
Speaker 1: big One. You got FC Cincinnati and Columbus Crew getting
Speaker 1: it on into the round of sixteen, and the MLS
Speaker 1: playoff at TQ. Well, so if you're not going, you
Speaker 1: can listen to ESPN fifteen thirty there. Maybe check that
Speaker 1: out as well. I can totally see a lot of
Speaker 1: that going on in that type of circumstance. If you're
Speaker 1: lucky you have somebody with you that you will enjoy
Speaker 1: the same things you do where you don't necessarily look
Speaker 1: at it like finally you've got some freedom, like somehow
Speaker 1: you've been living as a prisoner, you know, incarcerated in
Speaker 1: some type of situation where you've been deprived of the
Speaker 1: good life. The hope is that the person you're with
Speaker 1: compliments it. But you know, if you've got kids, sometimes
Speaker 1: when the kids aren't there, you get when they're away,
Speaker 1: you get to play the same way the kids feel
Speaker 1: when the parents are away. I mean, I totally remember
Speaker 1: that feeling. It was like, oh, Mom's going to be
Speaker 1: out of town, you know. But by the time I
Speaker 1: was in a place to be alone on my own.
Speaker 1: I was already working like a couple of jobs, like
Speaker 1: after school or in the summer. So even if she
Speaker 1: wasn't in town, I had other obligations and responsibilities. I
Speaker 1: might have stayed out or gone to a party that
Speaker 1: I wouldn't have when I was supposed to be home,
Speaker 1: say as a teenager when I was working by one o'clock,
Speaker 1: if I wasn't working later than one am, which would
Speaker 1: have happened on occasion depending five point three seven four
Speaker 1: ninety seven, eight hundred. The big one, your chance to
Speaker 1: get interactive. So what do you do when the mouse
Speaker 1: is away and you're the cat to play?
Speaker 2: How do you live?
Speaker 1: You know, if they're not there to I guess the
Speaker 1: limit your opportunity, I mean, And I would imagine it
Speaker 1: works all the way around on this, whether it's kids,
Speaker 1: whether it's adults, whether it's a significant other that's not around,
Speaker 1: and so forth, in those things that you might actually
Speaker 1: enjoy to go along with that too. So it's interesting
Speaker 1: to see how that plays out. Quick break, we'll come
Speaker 1: back give you a chance to sound off on that
Speaker 1: as well. Of course, I mentioned Bengals and Jets. Jets
Speaker 1: are zero for the season. You can't look past them
Speaker 1: any given Sunday, of course, is what they say. Flacco
Speaker 1: behind center the first I mean the first week, basically
Speaker 1: ten days Flacco's here in town, right, I mean it
Speaker 1: was a short week first week, and then they had
Speaker 1: a Thursday night game. Now they've had basically it's not
Speaker 1: quite like a bye week, but an extra free weekend
Speaker 1: to sort of get healthy, let the body heal a
Speaker 1: little bit, and to maybe figure out the game plan
Speaker 1: and how it works around Joe Flacco with all the
Speaker 1: offensive weaponry, and we saw an offensive line and a
Speaker 1: defense also seem to sort of rise to the occasion too,
Speaker 1: So hopefully that trend continues. Conversation with James Rapin after
Speaker 1: your nine thirty report from Cincinnati Bengals talk and Locked
Speaker 1: on Bengals about that very issue and a lot more
Speaker 1: ground to cover as well, all before Red Eye Radio
Speaker 1: at midnight at Stirling on the home of the best
Speaker 1: Bengals coverage, and those Bearcats and the Musketeers, and there's
Speaker 1: hopes being played. You see, I think they were getting
Speaker 1: I think they were down when I heard earlier exhibition basketball.
Speaker 1: It gets real sooner than later here on seven hundred
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Speaker 2: Don't run down to.
Speaker 12: I thought.
Speaker 2: Don't mean I don't want to say it.
Speaker 1: It's so close to freezing, but I mean we're headed
Speaker 1: that direction before it starts getting warmer again for real.
Speaker 1: Thirty seven Tonight sixty on Saturdays sixty two Sunday football
Speaker 1: weather both days low chance or rain should be good
Speaker 1: for bear Cats, Bengals, et cetera, FC Cincinnati as well
Speaker 1: Tomorrow night also Dwntown or in the West end sixty
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Speaker 2: James Rapene joining me.
Speaker 1: A conversation we have about Bengals, jets, the Ring of Honor,
Speaker 1: and Alex e can produce and keep me in line
Speaker 1: here and on time at least he tries doing his best.
Speaker 1: But Travis Layer with about five and a half minutes
Speaker 1: away before news, we were talking about when.
Speaker 2: The cats away do you play?
Speaker 1: What how do you live your life when your wife,
Speaker 1: your girlfriend, your boyfriend, husband, the kids out of town,
Speaker 1: the parents out of town? What did you do or
Speaker 1: do you do when you have that time alone to
Speaker 1: live autonomously, to do what it is that you'd like
Speaker 1: to be doing. Alex out the year was He's like,
Speaker 1: I didn't I was gonna interrupt. I didn't what to interrupt. Well, now,
Speaker 1: so yeah, everybody I've talked to, or at least every
Speaker 1: his message and stuff I've searched here. Most people it's
Speaker 1: about having a good time and like just time with
Speaker 1: themselves just sort of reflect or just maybe get away
Speaker 1: with sitting around in their underwear doing nothing. You are
Speaker 1: not that animal.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 29: I was just listening to you talking about folks ordering
Speaker 29: a pizza or watching a movie or something like that,
Speaker 29: and all I can think about is, I just can't
Speaker 29: relax if the house isn't isn't cleaned up, So it
Speaker 29: ends up I end up spending a lot of that
Speaker 29: time cleaning up or doing something else, and then before
Speaker 29: I know it, she's back and that's all I've done
Speaker 29: is just clean these well.
Speaker 2: So I have many questions.
Speaker 1: Are you normally the person who handles the cleaning, because
Speaker 1: different couples separate the responsibilities and chores differently. You know,
Speaker 1: some do the cleaning, some do you know whatever it is?
Speaker 1: Are you the cleaner, the you know, the the real
Speaker 1: hygienic person is that you're a better hab I don't
Speaker 1: know if you want to use her name or not.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna do it unless you do.
Speaker 16: No.
Speaker 29: No, Shannon is Yeah. Shannon and I just got married
Speaker 29: at the end of May. Yeah and uh and yeah.
Speaker 29: I would say that we run a tight household, and
Speaker 29: my parents did and definitely her parents did as well,
Speaker 29: So I think we share those responsibilities pretty well. We've
Speaker 29: as soon as we moved in we made a laminated
Speaker 29: spreadsheet of.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, who does what chores? But we end
Speaker 2: up spending Sundays is kind of our chor day. And
Speaker 2: as you know, I'm I'm here.
Speaker 29: I work with ken Brew on Sunday mornings, so I'm
Speaker 29: here in the morning and then I'm home around two
Speaker 29: or three, and then we're doing chores until you know,
Speaker 29: six or seven, just to get stuff caught up. But yeah,
Speaker 29: I mean, we run a pretty clean household, and I
Speaker 29: would say that we share the responsibilities pretty evenly. But
Speaker 29: but yeah, if she happens to go away for any
Speaker 29: length of time, I'm usually, you know, doing something here
Speaker 29: or there, and then before I know it, I'm tired,
Speaker 29: and then she's back.
Speaker 2: Now what does she do when you leave? If you're
Speaker 2: doing the cleaning and you take the cleaning to another level,
Speaker 2: I'm thinking your spreadsheet isn't doing a great job.
Speaker 29: It's clearly not working out. It's uh, in fact, she's
Speaker 29: a she's at home tonight. I don't really know what
Speaker 29: she's up to, but I'll I'll find out when I
Speaker 29: get home.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's always when you find out, you're like, oh,
Speaker 1: you move. I often I come back and I go, oh,
Speaker 1: the furniture has been moved or I have a list
Speaker 1: of things because the plan has been put in place, honey.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And I'm like, oh.
Speaker 1: I realized the Apparently I failed to do these things
Speaker 1: in the past. But I don't know anyone else who
Speaker 1: actually had a full on, sit down planning party to
Speaker 1: I mean, to have a spreadsheet of this of some sort.
Speaker 2: That's that's why.
Speaker 29: Yeah, we we we laminated it, and then we use
Speaker 29: an expo marker so we cross out, we you know,
Speaker 29: realign things and then and then, uh, maybe that's where
Speaker 29: I failed.
Speaker 1: I've not been as focused on these things as you
Speaker 1: and and instead of me driving women out of my life.
Speaker 1: But I don't think it's ever been because I've been like,
Speaker 1: you know, like some type of a mess maybe emotionally,
Speaker 1: but it's really Excel spreadsheets.
Speaker 2: I think that that's the way to do it.
Speaker 1: Wow, I clearly need to get it together everything. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that that's pretty disturbing, but good for you. I think, Now,
Speaker 1: what what do your friends think of this?
Speaker 24: So way?
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm not saying I'm at your friend, I
Speaker 2: would hope.
Speaker 1: I don't want to use that term too loosely, but
Speaker 1: I mean like you're your friends away from work. I
Speaker 1: mean like you're to come out and play and you're no,
Speaker 1: I have to clean because Shannon out of town and
Speaker 1: I want to make sure I get this dump fixed up.
Speaker 29: It's uh no, I would say, I mean I would
Speaker 29: think that my friends support that.
Speaker 2: I haven't heard anything.
Speaker 29: Otherwise, right, but but no, some of our friends are
Speaker 29: recently married. Her brother and sister are both recently married
Speaker 29: as well. I think we all kind of run our
Speaker 29: own households in our own way. But I think we
Speaker 29: all kind of, you know, play off of each other.
Speaker 29: Or I think as you get older, you realize you
Speaker 29: know everyone's going to do things a little bit differently,
Speaker 29: and I think you have a respect for that.
Speaker 2: So that's that's all that I've come in content.
Speaker 1: No, that's great, I all work in no play, but
Speaker 1: I just I'm gonna have to now pull everyone else.
Speaker 2: It's like, no, when she's out of town, I clean.
Speaker 2: I like to know because I feel like I'm maybe
Speaker 2: the only one.
Speaker 1: Now see that one of the women and I don't
Speaker 1: have a lot of time in this. This is the
Speaker 1: best we ended up living either for like longer than
Speaker 1: one of my buddy's actually got married twice, and he
Speaker 1: was like, you can't commit. I'm like, you've been divorced
Speaker 1: twice in a time I've been living in sin But
Speaker 1: that same girl in those one case. But before we
Speaker 1: were together, I'd come over to the house. She'd come
Speaker 1: on over after work. So I come over and then
Speaker 1: be like, you want to make some dinner or something.
Speaker 1: You know, I can go to the store and bring
Speaker 1: some stuff. She's no, no, no, no, We'll go out. And
Speaker 1: then I go to the kitchen. She's like, don't open
Speaker 1: the oven. Don't open the oven. She would stow away
Speaker 1: your dirty dishes in the oven.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then she'd later then she'd be like, you
Speaker 1: don't keep a house clean. On me, you had dishes
Speaker 1: in the oven that were dirty. Look that the hell
Speaker 1: is going on? But we've both moved on and we're
Speaker 1: both in a better place and we're all happy now.
Speaker 1: So it's all okay, all right, We've covered way too
Speaker 1: much ground and I've shared way too much time, and
Speaker 1: I do not want to I don't want to look
Speaker 1: at my phone now. Now there's bad texting. All right,
Speaker 1: you're eleven thirty reports straightaway Travis Laird uh has an
Speaker 1: update on what's going on all over the place. Thank
Speaker 1: you Alex for sharing inside dirt and cleaning up the
Speaker 1: house when the girl leaves.
Speaker 2: Unbelievable.
Speaker 1: A conversation with James Rapine on the other side, Cincinnati's
Speaker 1: Bengals Talk. Cincinnati Bengals Talk. I gotta slow down and
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Speaker 15: Military paychecks are due on Halloween, but it's day twenty
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Speaker 15: Of course, the Senate does have a path to end this.
Speaker 15: On October third, Republican Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Green said Republicans
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Speaker 13: sunshine and then clouds, a high of fifty seven at night,
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Speaker 13: early chance of a shower, then mostly cloudy, a high
Speaker 13: of fifty eight. From your severe Weather station, I'm nine
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Speaker 2: It's a fit the weekends here.
Speaker 1: Sterling back seven hundred WLW kind enough to give us
Speaker 1: some time.
Speaker 2: He is ridiculously busy.
Speaker 1: I even hear him at gas stations while I'm gassing
Speaker 1: up as people start listening to him on YouTube or
Speaker 1: watching him locked on Bengals Bengals Talk dot Com.
Speaker 2: You do Bear catch Talk? What all do you do,
Speaker 2: James Rauhine?
Speaker 3: A little bit of everything, mostly Bengals, though I would
Speaker 3: say all the I try to cover the Bengals from
Speaker 3: every angle I possibly can.
Speaker 1: That's a good way to describe it. And you've been
Speaker 1: doing it for a little bit. Sant Bernard's own of course,
Speaker 1: hanging out here. I appreciate you making time. This is
Speaker 1: an exciting weekend one. I don't want to call it
Speaker 1: a tune up because this Bengals team has had problems,
Speaker 1: but when you have an O for the season, Jets
Speaker 1: team coming in whether Boomer siasin shows or not. Ring
Speaker 1: of Honor weekend, Lamar Parrish leaping, Dave Lapham doing it
Speaker 1: well deserved into the Ring of Honor. This Bengals team
Speaker 1: has a challenge as they look to keep rolling, and
Speaker 1: there are questions guys in, guys out, be it injuries. Look,
Speaker 1: look Hendrickson playing or not playing.
Speaker 3: I lean toward playing, but we didn't get the official
Speaker 3: either way.
Speaker 4: I would still lean toward playing. I think it was.
Speaker 3: It was killing him to miss last week and in
Speaker 3: this game. Yeah, it's against the winless team, but all
Speaker 3: that equity you built up and all that momentum you
Speaker 3: built up with a win over the Steelers goes out
Speaker 3: the window if you lose this week.
Speaker 4: So I would lean toward playing, But nothing confirmed yet.
Speaker 1: What is the deal with Logan Wilson. I see all
Speaker 1: this talk about him running out? Now, why is he unhappy?
Speaker 3: He got benched ahead of the Green Bay game and
Speaker 3: is kind of entering a new role on this defense
Speaker 3: where he's the third linebacker instead of their first. And
Speaker 3: I think going into this year and certainly coming into
Speaker 3: this season, been felt like and really the Bengals sort
Speaker 3: of planned on him being the guy, and then when
Speaker 3: you very quickly six games end of the year are
Speaker 3: five games into the year rather are benched, it's tough
Speaker 3: tough bill to swallow. So no, I still think he
Speaker 3: views himself as a starter in this league, and that's
Speaker 3: where it comes from his trade request. Now that doesn't
Speaker 3: mean the Bengals are planning on trading him. I trade
Speaker 3: could happen anytime, but I don't think anything's imminent. I
Speaker 3: think they would be open to it if the right
Speaker 3: deal were to come up and present it to them,
Speaker 3: But I don't think they're going to give him away.
Speaker 3: And that's why I would be pretty surprised if he
Speaker 3: wasn't on the field for Sunday's game against the Jets.
Speaker 1: You know, in this position where he's gone down the
Speaker 1: depth chart here James for Peene by the way, Lockdown
Speaker 1: Bengals was sterling seven hundred w WELW Jets in town
Speaker 1: the weekend Ring of Honor, big celebration in to what
Speaker 1: hopefully is another w for the Bengals, and he's dropped down.
Speaker 1: Was thought to be the starter, as you just said,
Speaker 1: it has turned out not to be the guy here.
Speaker 1: What type of value does he have and where could
Speaker 1: he go to be a starter since he's just grundled
Speaker 1: and thinks he can scratch his way up closer to
Speaker 1: being at that level. Again, if it's not here.
Speaker 3: I think there would be teams that would want him
Speaker 3: as a starter. I think the Dallas Cowboys could certainly
Speaker 3: be one. The Indianapolis Colts, with former Bengals defensive coordinator
Speaker 3: Luis Arumo as their defensive coordinator now, could be another.
Speaker 4: So there are teams. San Francisco is.
Speaker 3: Another team contending team that could use some mindbacker help.
Speaker 3: I just look at it, and he's under contract through
Speaker 3: twenty twenty seven, so it's not like he's in the
Speaker 3: final year of his deal or he's got yet one
Speaker 3: more year left. He's got two years left, and that
Speaker 3: just really makes it complicated. Any team that would acquire
Speaker 3: him could move on this offseason. But there's a six
Speaker 3: million dollar dead cap hit, which I'm not trying to
Speaker 3: get too much into the weeds, but that's a lot
Speaker 3: of money to pay someone and to eat to just
Speaker 3: get rid of him, and that's kind of what Bengals
Speaker 3: are facing. So what I think the decision is going
Speaker 3: to be if you're Cincinnati between now and the trade
Speaker 3: deadline November fourth, is do.
Speaker 4: You want to try to shed that contract?
Speaker 3: If so, you're probably not going to get much, but
Speaker 3: you could maybe get that contract off your books long term.
Speaker 4: And is that worth it?
Speaker 3: Or is having Logan Wilson a linebacker that you know
Speaker 3: what you're going to get on your roster, even if
Speaker 3: it's more in a reserve role.
Speaker 4: Is that more valuable?
Speaker 3: And that's what they're going to have to wrestle with
Speaker 3: and really explore between now and November fourth.
Speaker 1: Talking to James Rapine locked on Bengals SI, he's everywhere
Speaker 1: sterling seven hundred WLW. All right, what have I not
Speaker 1: asked here?
Speaker 6: Is now?
Speaker 2: Joe Flacco.
Speaker 1: Game three, the first one with a couple of days
Speaker 1: in was sort of a first half of what am
Speaker 1: I doing? Who am I playing with? Second half that
Speaker 1: seemed to find their feet. Game two look like they
Speaker 1: were clicking almost on all cylinders, which is an amazing thing,
Speaker 1: and it shows the talent that he has being Flacco
Speaker 1: and everything that offense has in the way they've sort
Speaker 1: of built and allowed things to form around what he
Speaker 1: can do. We saw protection from the offensive line, We
Speaker 1: saw the defense step up. Here we are game three
Speaker 1: in an zero for Jets team in town. What are
Speaker 1: we looking for with growth and development with them come Sunday.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think that the next step this is a
Speaker 3: big step, especially with this week. They haven't scored a
Speaker 3: first quarter touchdown, a touchdown in the first quarter since
Speaker 3: Week two when Joe Burrow out Jamar Chase for a
Speaker 3: four yard score, and so it's weak eight. We're talking
Speaker 3: about the eighth game of the season now, and the
Speaker 3: Bengals are trying to do what they they did in
Speaker 3: Week two, which is win their second straight game. And
Speaker 3: I think when you're facing an zero to sevent team
Speaker 3: that has a pretty good defense. They gonna be without
Speaker 3: a few guys, but still pretty darn good defense, a
Speaker 3: lot of talent up front.
Speaker 4: Can you jump on them early?
Speaker 3: Can you beat up on a team early that is
Speaker 3: probably already having plenty of doubts, is probably already looking
Speaker 3: in the mirror and thinking about themselves versus the team overall.
Speaker 3: That's that's what I think the Bengals need to do.
Speaker 3: And if they can do that, if they can score early,
Speaker 3: if they can get a lead, which is something they
Speaker 3: haven't done and then last week, then I think that
Speaker 3: this could be one of those games that.
Speaker 4: That goes their way early and it stays that way.
Speaker 3: And so for Joe Flacco, it's just continuing what he's
Speaker 3: done over the past six quarters, but make sure you're
Speaker 3: doing it in the first quarter to get off to
Speaker 3: a really good start.
Speaker 1: Would you call us more than a tune up game,
Speaker 1: because I mean every team in the NFL, you know,
Speaker 1: they say any you know, any week, right, anything can happen.
Speaker 1: But I mean this Jets team have got problems a quarterback,
Speaker 1: there's you know a lot of issues. It was a
Speaker 1: Garrett Wilson's not going to be playing also, which you know,
Speaker 1: maybe is something for them of concern beyond what they
Speaker 1: already seem to be sure for any help at all.
Speaker 1: I shouldn't make fun. I mean we've been there.
Speaker 3: No, don't make fun because it may burn you on
Speaker 3: Sunday like they're still capable. I mean I went and
Speaker 3: I watched in two at MetLife Stadium. I watched Mike
Speaker 3: White in the Jets beat the Bengals. And this was
Speaker 3: the Bengals that went to the AFC Championship game. That's right, right,
Speaker 3: So this is it's one of those one of these
Speaker 3: games where last week I described it as a must win.
Speaker 4: This one is a better win. You better win this game.
Speaker 3: The must wins are designated for season saving wins and
Speaker 3: things like that, but this one, the pressure is on
Speaker 3: the Bengals to show that they're a good team. And
Speaker 3: I think if they are a good team, which in
Speaker 3: my eyes, the verdict is still certainly out given what
Speaker 3: they've done over the first seven weeks of the season
Speaker 3: and where they're at. So if they are a good team,
Speaker 3: they are going to handle business and get a win.
Speaker 4: But they got to show that.
Speaker 3: And so no, I think that they're going to be challenged,
Speaker 3: and this is one of those where the Jets backs
Speaker 3: are against the wall. You don't know exactly who's going
Speaker 3: to be at quarterback. I think it's going to be
Speaker 3: Tyrod Taylor. You don't have Garrett Wilson to deal with,
Speaker 3: you don't have Sauce Gardner to deal with. But they
Speaker 3: still a really good defensive front. They stop Breeze Hall,
Speaker 3: who's an elite running back, not just a good running back,
Speaker 3: an elite running back, and.
Speaker 4: So they're going to have to stop the run.
Speaker 3: I mean, there's things that they're going to have to
Speaker 3: do better than they've done over the past couple of weeks.
Speaker 3: If they're going to win this game now, people should
Speaker 3: expect them to do that those things. But they still
Speaker 3: got to go out and do those things and deliver
Speaker 3: and hold up there.
Speaker 4: Undo the bargain.
Speaker 1: Talking to James Rapeen Lockdown, Bengals Sterling seven hundred WLW
Speaker 1: one o'clock kickoffs, Hunday Ring of Honor, Weekend, Dave Lapham, Lamar,
Speaker 1: Parrish's leaping Lamar getting their nice jackets and there's tiger
Speaker 1: stripes and that nice underbolt that this offense for this team.
Speaker 1: We talked about it a couple of weeks ago, James Games,
Speaker 1: the figuring out Flacco's place and that in between giving
Speaker 1: him stuff with the running game and also that short
Speaker 1: ball stuff rather than just always going deep, and we
Speaker 1: saw him connect big time with Chase. We saw a
Speaker 1: lot of those different elements coming together over these last
Speaker 1: two weeks. What is it that you think they're working
Speaker 1: on in the midst of this Let's assume it's a
Speaker 1: serious battle, But where do they really need the work
Speaker 1: to say, Okay, we're getting to the next level.
Speaker 3: Well, they ran the ball effectively for the first time
Speaker 3: all season last week. Yep, and you saw Chase Brown
Speaker 3: get going. He had a twenty eight yard run and
Speaker 3: then he followed that up with a thirty seven yard
Speaker 3: run and those are both in the second quarter, and
Speaker 3: that gave the Bengals offense a real momentum.
Speaker 4: And so the beauty of being.
Speaker 3: Able to do that really takes pressure off of Joe Flacco.
Speaker 3: It takes pressure off of your passing game. They're going
Speaker 3: to throw it, and that's why they traded for Joe Flacco.
Speaker 3: They're going to throw the ball. They want to throw
Speaker 3: the ball. They're a pass first team. But running the
Speaker 3: ball and when you run it, having a few explosive
Speaker 3: runs mixed in goes a long way. So they're going
Speaker 3: to have Dylan Fairchild start at left guard this week,
Speaker 3: and it's the first time he started in a few
Speaker 3: weeks due to a knee injury. And so can this
Speaker 3: run game pick up where it left off and continue
Speaker 3: to move forward. I think that's a big factor. Obviously,
Speaker 3: Jamar needs the ball, and he needs the ball, and
Speaker 3: Noah Fan and Chase Brown out of the backfields a threat.
Speaker 3: But if you can get that ground game going, it
Speaker 3: one keeps your defense well rested too. It gives the
Speaker 3: defense a whole nother thing to worry about that isn't
Speaker 3: your star weapons, and it takes pressure off of a
Speaker 3: forty year old quarterback that's.
Speaker 4: Played really, really well. But he's Joe Flacco.
Speaker 3: He isn't Joe Burrow, and we need to remember that,
Speaker 3: I think as we move forward here, because at some
Speaker 3: point he's going to be Joe Flacco and not looked
Speaker 3: like Joe Burrow as much.
Speaker 4: And that's fine. They can win that way, but having
Speaker 4: a running game would certainly.
Speaker 1: Help him out, certainly would anything else. Before I let
Speaker 1: you go, I know, I didn't ask everything.
Speaker 3: I know enough to know, Yeah, I think this really
Speaker 3: is for me the game where we can learn a
Speaker 3: lot about the Bengals in they what they could be.
Speaker 3: And a lot of people are going to like, well, really,
Speaker 3: it's a winless team.
Speaker 4: You're at home, it should be an easy win, and
Speaker 4: it's like, well.
Speaker 3: Yeah, if they're good, Like, if the Bengals are a
Speaker 3: good team, I could totally see that winning by multiple
Speaker 3: scores and being in control of the game and going
Speaker 3: that route. But these are the type of games that
Speaker 3: you don't look past, that you're dialed in for, that
Speaker 3: you start fast and so that first fifteen plays that
Speaker 3: first driver to for Zach Taylor and Joe Flacco in
Speaker 3: this offense. Are they getting seven points? Are they getting
Speaker 3: is it ten to nothing after their first two possessions
Speaker 3: or better? That is what I'm really paying attention to
Speaker 3: as we do into Sunday's game.
Speaker 1: Well said James Raheen locked on Bengals. He's everywhere else
Speaker 1: as well. Kind enough to give us some time a
Speaker 1: Friday night Stirling Ring of van or weekend Downtown pay
Speaker 1: Corps Bengals three and four hosting an OH to seven
Speaker 1: Jets team Joe Flacco behind center. It should be good
Speaker 1: and so let's hope that they take it to the
Speaker 1: next level. Thank you, James, enjoy the rest of your weekend.
Speaker 1: We'll catch up next week.
Speaker 4: Talk to you soon, Sternling, thanks for having.
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Speaker 9: With Dve Lapham's entriement into the Bengals Ring of Honor,
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Speaker 11: Indeed, Lap, your.
Speaker 30: First NFL head coach, was the most innovative coach in
Speaker 30: sports history. In my opinion, the legendary Paul Brown. What
Speaker 30: did you admire and respect about Paul? I just respected
Speaker 30: his football mind.
Speaker 31: He had a mind that was just unbelievable, hits such
Speaker 31: a broad based knowledge the game of football. He was
Speaker 31: just ahead of the game, ahead of everybody else. Innovative.
Speaker 31: He's been credited with things like designing the face mask,
Speaker 31: coming up with the concept of protecting the face. You know,
Speaker 31: he wondered, why would guys play the game and not
Speaker 31: protect their head in their face.
Speaker 11: I put helmets on obviously, but no face mask.
Speaker 6: Crazy.
Speaker 31: He had a lot of innovations, and I think in
Speaker 31: the end he had the respect of every other owner
Speaker 31: and a general manager and head coach in the National
Speaker 31: Football League.
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Speaker 1: I like to play cards, go to the card room sometimes,
Speaker 1: you know, play some hold them or whatever else. And
Speaker 1: I've never not once ever been considered a whale. I'm
Speaker 1: a dabbler at best. Like playing cards with my friends,
Speaker 1: which doesn't happen as often as i'd like it. To Sterling,
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Speaker 1: can keep me in line producing Travis Laird's Got News
Speaker 1: in about three minutes than Red Eye radio role. The
Speaker 1: story mesmerized me about these thirty four people that have
Speaker 1: been charged in NBA poker gambling cases, including Chauncey Billups,
Speaker 1: Terry Roseier, and some other alleged mob figures. There's a
Speaker 1: whole lot of people that apparently were playing in rig
Speaker 1: poker games. Some apparently knew about it, hence being charged,
Speaker 1: others not who were duped, suckered, ripped off, conned, whatever
Speaker 1: you want to call it. I don't know if you've
Speaker 1: ever been to like a regular poker room, or sometimes
Speaker 1: people are rent out of space and they'll be like
Speaker 1: a private room someplace where you know, they'll get somebody
Speaker 1: into and maybe deal some cards whatever. I don't roll
Speaker 1: in those circles generally, certainly, But I mean, how chapped
Speaker 1: would your backside be? You know, sometimes you lose and
Speaker 1: you think, well that's the way the cards went, or
Speaker 1: you know I got beat by a player because I
Speaker 1: like the whole idea of playing cards for me is
Speaker 1: less but the cards and playing the people, which I
Speaker 1: enjoy immensely. And when I lived in Vegas, I learned
Speaker 1: playing in some of those local casinos in some card
Speaker 1: games with these old guys who had forgotten more than
Speaker 1: I know how brutal and hard harsh it can be.
Speaker 1: I can't imagine being in a place where I thought
Speaker 1: I had gotten ripped off or found out subsequently as
Speaker 1: a high roller or otherwise. And you should ever be
Speaker 1: gambling the money you can't afford to lose anyhow, But
Speaker 1: I mean, how how just bad feeling and a bad
Speaker 1: look it looks like?
Speaker 2: Is this just comes out?
Speaker 1: And apparently the idea is that more and more people
Speaker 1: are going to be hearing from a law law enforcement
Speaker 1: about maybe some of this kind of stuff being done.
Speaker 1: And then the other question is with all the other gambling,
Speaker 1: some of the talk that's been going around about shaving
Speaker 1: points here or there, which you know, that's another bewildering thing.
Speaker 1: In time, I guess we'll find out. Truth will make
Speaker 1: it out. Maybe possibly we'll see, But I mean that
Speaker 1: that's what a drag and to hear that with some
Speaker 1: names that you may have thought, Okay, we're upstanding people.
Speaker 1: We'll see how it plays out overall. I don't have
Speaker 1: a whole lot of time left, but I just want
Speaker 1: to say thank you. TSA workers and others out there
Speaker 1: apparently working at least temporarily for free or at least
Speaker 1: for money they'll get maybe hopefully down the line. Contract
Speaker 1: workers friends of mine doing some government work that are
Speaker 1: on the sideline now, a couple that we're asked to
Speaker 1: continue and say they get money later. I know some
Speaker 1: private donor apparently coughed up over one hundred million dollars
Speaker 1: to help pay troops in the midst of this shutdown.
Speaker 1: We'll see how much longer that thing continues. I'm out
Speaker 1: of time. I got more show than time, which is
Speaker 1: a good place to be, I suppose, so I will stop.
Speaker 2: I'll talk to you in about a week.
Speaker 1: Sometimes partner on the weekend, Donna Dee going solo tomorrow night.
Speaker 1: I'm not on because Bearcat's play tomorrow afternoon. She's got
Speaker 1: that relationship show here on the Big One after nine
Speaker 1: tomorrow night. So if you get a chance, you're out
Speaker 1: and about and you've got some relationship stuff, she will
Speaker 1: be the one to listen to. I think Doctor West
Speaker 1: maybe with her as well, don't know for sure, So
Speaker 1: either way, have yourself a great weekend. Thank you, Alex
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Speaker 2: It's day twenty five of the shutdown.
Speaker 15: More than half a million federal workers miss the paycheck
Speaker 15: on Friday. With your top of the Hour report, I'm
Speaker 15: Travis Lair breaking now in the Senate. The same House
Speaker 15: bill has failed repeatedly. ABC's j O'Brien has the latest.
Speaker 14: Rinse and repeat. Government funding legislation goes to the Senate
Speaker 14: for the same bill that passed out of the House,
Speaker 14: and it gets three Senate Democrats to vote for it,
Speaker 14: but nowhere near the needed number of Senate Democrats to
Speaker 14: get it over the goal line, and it fails. That
Speaker 14: has happened now twelve more times, and we expect that
Speaker 14: to start happening when the Senate returns here to Washington
Speaker 14: early next week as well. There's no deal insight, there
Speaker 14: are no negotiations happening, and there aren't really any signs
Speaker 14: of negotiations that might even start.
Speaker 2: Of course, there is a path forward.
Speaker 15: On October third, Republican Marjorie Taylor Green said the Senate
Speaker 15: could use the nuclear option to pass funding with a
Speaker 15: simple majority, and on October twenty, first Democrat John Fetterman
Speaker 15: said he would back that. Most Senate Democrats, however, want
Speaker 15: talks to restore health coverage removed in President Trump's Big
Speaker 15: Beautiful Bill months ago. Republican leaders have refused to return
Speaker 15: to negotiations. Republicans have also not used the nuclear option,
Speaker 15: possibly because they lack the votes, possibly because they want
Speaker 15: to keep leverage, or possibly because they do not want
Speaker 15: to permanently eliminate the filibuster for future bills outside DC,
Speaker 15: the human cost is visible. Laura is sixty, a federal contractor,
Speaker 15: and she's standing in line for boxes of food.
Speaker 14: It's all about prioritizing, and I just don't want to
Speaker 14: be homeless now.
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Speaker 13: seven am temperature of thirty eight in the morning and
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Speaker 13: is going to be mostly cloudy, a high of fifty seven.
Speaker 13: Stays that way at night. We dropped to forty three
Speaker 13: on Sunday and early chance of a shower. Otherwise mostly cloudy,
Speaker 13: a high of fifty eight. From your severe Weather station,
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Speaker 33: It's hard to miss the twenty foot by twenty foot
Speaker 33: mobile billboard that's been driving the streets of downtown Cincinnati,
Speaker 33: especially in the area around City Hall. Picture Samara Cincinnati
Speaker 33: is a puppet master, accusing f tab Pure of all
Speaker 33: of putting politics over safety since I Police Officers Union
Speaker 33: pay for the mobile billboard, alleging the behind the efforts
Speaker 33: to remove the police chief. They say he wants to
Speaker 33: make her the scapegoat for his failed policies. The FLb
Speaker 33: Queen City Lodge has Endorspryval's opponent in the upcoming race
Speaker 33: for mayor. The mayor denies he was behind the decision spend.
Speaker 33: The chief says it was not politically motivated, but he
Speaker 33: does add he supports the city manager's move. I'm Brian
Speaker 33: Colmes news Radio so WLW.
Speaker 15: In northern Kentucky, residents are dealing with widespread delivery mix ups,
Speaker 15: and they're blaming it on speed X, a low cost
Speaker 15: courier used by Shean and Timu. Customers report packages left
Speaker 15: at random houses or never arriving at all. Alexandria business
Speaker 15: owner Christina Kamerer has turned her store into a drop
Speaker 15: off point to help return dozens of misdelivered orders. She
Speaker 15: says there's no customer service line for speed X and
Speaker 15: she calls it chaos. Elder High School has capped an
Speaker 15: undefeated regular season with a win at the Pit, marking
Speaker 15: the program's fourth ten and zero record in its four
Speaker 15: hundredth victory at home. The Panthers finished the year ranked
Speaker 15: number one in Division the Panthers. The Panthers finished the
Speaker 15: year to number one in Division one Region four, and
Speaker 15: they'll open the playoffs at home next month. And The
Speaker 15: Cincinnati Zoo's new Bear Ridge exhibit is now open to
Speaker 15: visitors and its first two residents are two eight month
Speaker 15: old black bear cubs named Hazel and Juniper. Although they
Speaker 15: are both black bears, Hazel is actually brown, an easy
Speaker 15: way to distinguish the two and a reminder that not
Speaker 15: all black bears are black bears. The orphaned cubs come
Speaker 15: from Montana after wildlife officials determined they couldn't survive in
Speaker 15: the wild. The zoo says they're settling in well. Visitors
Speaker 15: can view them from multiple spots, including a cave and
Speaker 15: a rope bridge along the adventure trail. Your next update
Speaker 15: is at the bottom of the hour. Breaking news anytime.
Speaker 15: I'm Travis Laird News Radio seven hundred.
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