Speaker 1: Before we look ahead to look back at significant events
Speaker 1: and people tied to this particular date in history, including
Speaker 1: but not limited to these talk about the right stuff.
Speaker 1: The year was nineteen twenty nine. Commander Richard Byrd, pilot
Speaker 1: Burnt Batchlan, radio operator Harold June, and photographer Ashley McKinney
Speaker 1: made the first airpline plane flight over the South Pole.
Speaker 1: November twenty ninth, nineteen sixty one, Enos the Chimpanzee launched
Speaker 1: from Cape Canaveral aboard the Mercury Atlas five spacecraft, orbiting
Speaker 1: there twice before splashing down safely. Nineteen eighty one, Natalie Wood,
Speaker 1: Hollywood star, drowned at age forty three, well building off
Speaker 1: California's Santa Canalina Island with then husband Robert Wagner and
Speaker 1: actor Christopher Walken. Mystery still surrounds the death of Natalie
Speaker 1: Wood forty four years later.
Speaker 2: The State.
Speaker 1: Nineteen eighty seven, a Koreanair seven oh seven from Abu
Speaker 1: Dhabi to Bangkok destroyed by a bomb planted by North
Speaker 1: Korean agents, killing all one hundred and fifteen on board,
Speaker 1: something we'll explore a little bit later on. Today, it's
Speaker 1: been twenty four years to the date. Hard to believe
Speaker 1: that George Harrison died in Los Angeles following his battle
Speaker 1: with cancer. He was but fifty eight years old. Let's
Speaker 1: see filmmaker Joel Cohen is seventy one today. Howie Mandel
Speaker 1: of The Bald Head and the Germophobia is seventy today.
Speaker 1: Kathy Moriati, the actress sixty five. Kim Delaney is sixty four.
Speaker 1: Andrew McCarthy turned sixty three. Don Cheatle notches out its
Speaker 1: sixty one today. Baseball Hall of Famer Mariana Rivera is
Speaker 1: fifty six. Brian Baumgartner, the actor fifty three. Rapper the
Speaker 1: Game is forty six. Don't hate the player, Hate the game.
Speaker 1: Actress Jim Chan is forty three. Lucas Black is forty three,
Speaker 1: turning thirty seven a day, wondering where his next meal
Speaker 1: is going to come from? More than likely, I'm sure
Speaker 1: he's got some in the bank, though. Russell Wilson, erstwhile
Speaker 1: NFL quarterback, is thirty seven years old, and he looks
Speaker 1: every bit of that when he plays. If he plays,
Speaker 1: and we all have our time, don't we, And if
Speaker 1: it's your time today, if it's your birthday, I hope
Speaker 1: and pray it is the best day you could possibly imagine,
Speaker 1: and you get to spend it with family and friends
Speaker 1: or people who you love, no matter who they are,
Speaker 1: and doing the things you love to do. And that
Speaker 1: is truly my wish for you. It's five point forty one.
Speaker 1: Liam Tomlinson is here. We got weather and sports just
Speaker 1: at as we get you going on this Saturday morning
Speaker 1: edition on seven hundred WLW. And it's cold all weekend today,
Speaker 1: a cloudy one ahead, thirty six for the high, slight
Speaker 1: chance of precip tomorrow, also that sly chance of precip
Speaker 1: with a high up to thirty seven. Monday, we're at
Speaker 1: thirty six degrees for a high and Tuesday am snow showers.
Speaker 1: Some people listening can get as much as three or
Speaker 1: four inches of snow in the general Tri state area.
Speaker 1: They're talking about anywhere from nothing to maybe an inch
Speaker 1: inch and a half this morning, though, we're just clear
Speaker 1: and cold twenty three right.
Speaker 2: Now, seven hundred WLW, Sport.
Speaker 1: Liam Tomlinson back in the saddle again first and foremost,
Speaker 1: as Travis lead was pointing out during the news and
Speaker 1: by the way, we appreciate the news people disseminating all
Speaker 1: the news that they feel is fit to air, but
Speaker 1: leave the sports to a professional. Saint X Anderson both
Speaker 1: advanced to state championship games or they advanced right Liam Yes.
Speaker 3: Saint X defeated Middletown twenty one to six. They will
Speaker 3: face on Tangy Orange December fifth at seven thirty.
Speaker 1: Remember when you couldn't pronounce Olden Tangy Orange? I actually
Speaker 1: got years ago.
Speaker 2: I actually got super nervous this morning. I was like,
Speaker 2: is it on Tangy? Is it on Tangy? You did well?
Speaker 2: I learned something in this show. What else?
Speaker 3: Anderson top Big Wall in the twenty nine to twenty
Speaker 3: two They will face Avon at seven pm on December fourth.
Speaker 3: Indian Hell Indian Hill fell to Shelby forty two to seven.
Speaker 3: On the Kentucky side, heartbreak for all the remaining Northern
Speaker 3: Kentucky teams. Ryle lost to South One thirty six to twenty.
Speaker 3: Murray defeated Lloyd twenty seven to twenty in Beechwood. Storm
Speaker 3: back from a two score fourth quarter deficit. They're down
Speaker 3: forty one to forty, decide to.
Speaker 2: Go for two.
Speaker 3: They do not convert Owensboro Catholic one forty one to forty.
Speaker 3: College football u SEE travels to Fort Worth to face
Speaker 3: a TC.
Speaker 2: Hornfroggs this afternoon.
Speaker 3: Pregame coverage begins at two thirty kick except for three
Speaker 3: thirty right here on seven hundred WLW. Kentucky faces off
Speaker 3: against Louisville at noon. Catch all that action on ESPN
Speaker 3: fifteen thirty. Ohio State Michigan that kicks off at noon
Speaker 3: from ann Arbor, Michigan, looking to make it six straight
Speaker 3: in that rivalry.
Speaker 1: That is the biggest rivalry by far in college football.
Speaker 1: You're talking about UK and Louisville. Okay, it's it's big
Speaker 1: in Lexington and Louisville, but that's it. Ohio State Michigan.
Speaker 1: That this matchup resounds through the ages nationwide, and it's
Speaker 1: happening again today.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's up there with Montana State and Montana, which
Speaker 3: was a thriller last week in Bozeman, Indiana steamrolled Perdue
Speaker 3: fifty six to three. Last night from college basketball on
Speaker 3: the Area, Xavier defeated Texas A and M Corpus Christy
Speaker 3: eighty eight to sixty seven, and NKU hosts the Boston
Speaker 3: University Terriers at one pm. You can catch all that
Speaker 3: action on Fox Sports thirteen sixty.
Speaker 1: Thank you sir, it's five p forty five. The lady
Speaker 1: Lynette is standing by. You were the credit, but in
Speaker 1: lively discourse with lovely Lady Lynette, and possibly hear a
Speaker 1: him in the process.
Speaker 2: Good morning Lynnette, to.
Speaker 4: Go to come.
Speaker 5: Free, come a free t see he her fast who
Speaker 5: he's flow. He has saved me with his co He
Speaker 5: has raised true the floor.
Speaker 6: For that.
Speaker 7: He has amen you.
Speaker 1: Maybe maybe you should start in a lower key.
Speaker 8: No.
Speaker 7: I drank the soda pop last night.
Speaker 2: Oh no, not to drink.
Speaker 7: It's a smell like turpentine. And I opened up the
Speaker 7: turtoning boy by a smell out. Though the nurse was
Speaker 7: to smell like the years she wouldn't smell. I couldn't
Speaker 7: get no aide just smelling.
Speaker 1: You know, here's what I want to know in a
Speaker 1: in a care facility like the one you're in, if
Speaker 1: you can't get if you can't get the nurse to
Speaker 1: smell something, maybe you're in either the wrong place or
Speaker 1: you get it. You need to get a new nurse, because.
Speaker 9: That's just kill it.
Speaker 7: But I laughed because years ago I got soda can
Speaker 7: and it smelled like cleaning fluid and they sent me
Speaker 7: a twelve pike queue.
Speaker 2: Pie for more cleaning fluid.
Speaker 7: Great, it's the same company. But oh wow, can't calm
Speaker 7: or come twice now?
Speaker 1: Now I didn't you didn't you get some food and
Speaker 1: it smelled like cleaning supplies too recently?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 2: No, uh huh?
Speaker 7: Okay, this was a can of soda pop.
Speaker 1: A can of soda pop. And you don't want to
Speaker 1: give what what kind it was? Huh you don't want
Speaker 1: to give out what brand it was because you were
Speaker 1: afraid of litigation.
Speaker 7: Correct, twelve Bank, you bob, that's the same company.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, any other problems?
Speaker 7: Yeah, tells me what when on last week was on
Speaker 7: the air. Don't ever put that on the air again yet,
Speaker 7: because when a person, anybody out here, I'm wet you
Speaker 7: went off the air. Why didn't you go out there
Speaker 7: this time? Darling?
Speaker 1: What are you talking about? I'm not even sure what
Speaker 1: you're talking about?
Speaker 7: Well about me and that roommate carrying on? Don't ever
Speaker 7: put that garbage on the air.
Speaker 2: Well, don't say it, Lynette.
Speaker 1: When you call in, you have to understand that what
Speaker 1: you say is going to get on the air. I'm
Speaker 1: not hitting the dump button.
Speaker 7: We didn't such to say let's go because I don't
Speaker 7: want to feedback either. People coming up to music. Oh
Speaker 7: it was awful. I said, what way that woman and
Speaker 7: y'all was doing. I said, Gary Death su the forard
Speaker 7: to play? Because I'm in the middle of it. I
Speaker 7: ain't got no plug to pull. I don't know to
Speaker 7: hang this.
Speaker 1: Okay, Please again, understand if you don't want it on
Speaker 1: the air, don't say it on the Airlynette, I didn't.
Speaker 7: Know it was going to keep going and going and going.
Speaker 1: Well, you were telling me about the troubles you were having,
Speaker 1: yes with the TV that wouldn't get turned down, and
Speaker 1: all the other things that were going on.
Speaker 2: People look forward.
Speaker 1: People look forward to hearing about your daily saga's Lynette.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it is discussing.
Speaker 1: It may be, but that's life, baby, I know. But
Speaker 1: oh wow, Well, I'm terribly sorry. If you've got negative feedback.
Speaker 7: I get Oh yeah, I'm still getting.
Speaker 1: Lynnette, Lynnette, I get negative feedback sometimes for just saying
Speaker 1: my name on the air.
Speaker 2: I get negative.
Speaker 1: I get negative feedback just because I'm on the air.
Speaker 4: See it's I'm quiet.
Speaker 7: You're used to it.
Speaker 8: I used to this.
Speaker 2: Stuff you've been doing this a long time while you're
Speaker 2: not used to it.
Speaker 7: Not this one.
Speaker 9: The worst.
Speaker 7: It's worse than nurse wretched episode.
Speaker 1: Well, at least at least you've got a nurse that
Speaker 1: won't smell anything.
Speaker 7: That ain't my nurse. That was somebody else.
Speaker 1: Oh well, hopefully your your nurse will smell something if
Speaker 1: you ask her to smell something.
Speaker 7: Well, maybe it's not their job. Who knows. I'm not
Speaker 7: a nurse.
Speaker 1: It's one of the nurse's jobs is to smell things
Speaker 1: that may be unpleasant, just to make sure there's not
Speaker 1: a medical problem.
Speaker 7: Listen, what if it's a lawsuit. Nurse discussaid, Well, it's
Speaker 7: not like such and such. I don't believe in suing nobody.
Speaker 2: I leave it to God.
Speaker 1: Well, absolutely, I'm not saying that you should sue anybody head.
Speaker 7: You know, I would be a witness. That's the only thing.
Speaker 9: I can take up.
Speaker 7: People wouldn't sniff it. It's funny to me because it
Speaker 7: happened before, about thirty.
Speaker 2: Five years ago, so everything old is new again.
Speaker 7: I guess, how's your wife doing.
Speaker 1: My wife is wonderful, and uh, we're just we're just
Speaker 1: hanging in there, taking it one day at a time.
Speaker 7: Baby now, Dave saga, he didn't come to get my
Speaker 7: phone straightened up. David, if you're listening, come on over.
Speaker 1: Be careful talking about other people. You don't want negative feedback.
Speaker 7: Onete, I got a lot of Daves in the world.
Speaker 2: You do have. There are a lot of Daves in
Speaker 2: the world. I've got.
Speaker 1: I've got Dave from Harrison, I've got Dave Bakrath, the
Speaker 1: one you're talking about. I've got Uh, I've got Dave
Speaker 1: Haddie talking about.
Speaker 7: I got one hundred and one days.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, you think you got more You think you
Speaker 1: got more Daves than I do?
Speaker 9: Yes?
Speaker 2: Suh.
Speaker 7: Hey, Greg, come over and read the Bible. It's in a.
Speaker 2: While, all right. Didn't get any other shout outs.
Speaker 7: Lynnette, Yeah, Christine, come over. I don't have your phone number,
Speaker 7: and Jean, you can call me. The phone's working again.
Speaker 2: Oh, the phone is working again.
Speaker 7: This is my phone, didn't you read.
Speaker 1: On Well, I'm looking at it right now, Lynnette. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so I've got your number again, so I can call
Speaker 1: you too. Huh, yes, Love, Can we talk about your
Speaker 1: roommate off the air?
Speaker 8: Now?
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, you have a good weekend. Okay, baby,
Speaker 2: We love.
Speaker 7: You America, Bye bye bye.
Speaker 2: Yeah today doing fa fantastic, very good.
Speaker 9: Very good.
Speaker 2: You sound pretty thankful. I'm very thankful. Hey, what what
Speaker 2: building in Harrison has the most stories?
Speaker 4: I guess it would be the library, Yes.
Speaker 2: The public library. You got it?
Speaker 1: Congratulations. What do you call a Frenchman who's been attacked
Speaker 1: by a cat? We no, no, no, Claude, claude.
Speaker 10: What you know which side of the turkey has the
Speaker 10: most feathers?
Speaker 2: Which side in the outside? How can you tell the
Speaker 2: difference between a crocodile and an alligator? Easy? One will
Speaker 2: see you later, the other will see you in a while.
Speaker 2: What do you call it? Private eye crocodile? What do
Speaker 2: you call it private eye crocodile? An investigator?
Speaker 11: I'm sorry he's supposed to be wearing a vest or
Speaker 11: of something too, But never mind.
Speaker 2: Somebody you know what? What?
Speaker 9: What?
Speaker 2: Dave?
Speaker 10: I've always I've always thought about cleaning mirrors for a living.
Speaker 2: About what.
Speaker 10: I've always thought about cleaning mirrors for a living?
Speaker 9: Uh huh.
Speaker 2: It's something I can really see myself doing. We saw
Speaker 2: that one coming for about a half a mile away.
Speaker 11: I know I know probably this one too, Jeff, Yes,
Speaker 11: where does Bruce Wayne go to use was.
Speaker 12: What was that?
Speaker 1: Was that supposed to be the same to Batman the
Speaker 1: TV show, Do that and do that?
Speaker 2: Do that again?
Speaker 11: And and then and then and then then then and then.
Speaker 2: And then and then and then Okay, that's good. What
Speaker 2: was the joke? Uh?
Speaker 4: Where where does Bruce Wayne go to use the toilet?
Speaker 11: Where he goes to the bathroom?
Speaker 13: Jokes told by day from Harrison are not necessarily considered
Speaker 13: funny by the staff, management, or advertisers of seven hundred
Speaker 13: w l W or his parent company, iHeartMedia. If these
Speaker 13: attempts at humor have caused you to roll your eyes,
Speaker 13: made your stomach churn, or you have considered the entire
Speaker 13: exercise to be a colossal waste of time, we deeply apologize.
Speaker 13: Now back to our irregular programming.
Speaker 14: When you're feeling overwhelmed and tired, I'm here.
Speaker 2: He's smart and funny and genuine. He's one of a kind.
Speaker 14: When you're concerned about work and your family, I'm here.
Speaker 2: When I listen to Willie, I feel better about things.
Speaker 1: I'm here to ease your mind, provide honest information and conversation,
Speaker 1: and to raise your spirits.
Speaker 2: Willy cares about me and my family.
Speaker 14: All you have to do is listen to me the
Speaker 14: great Amountica.
Speaker 2: I want to be a great American, just like Willie.
Speaker 1: You're cumming how Monday at twelve noon on seven hundred
Speaker 1: W l W time, do you tune in to Old
Speaker 1: Radio Rick with a reception report this morning? He's DXing
Speaker 1: from somewhere around Indianapolis on a Saturday. Old Radio Rick,
Speaker 1: how are you receiving us this morning? And what device
Speaker 1: are you using?
Speaker 15: Hey, good morning Gary, Jeff. I just want to start
Speaker 15: out that in radio, we always shudder to hear colors
Speaker 15: say longtime listener, first time calor. But I'm giving a
Speaker 15: shout out to one Alex Egan this morning, who is
Speaker 15: a longtime answerer, first time sh shout out.
Speaker 8: Ea.
Speaker 15: He and missus Alex are at a road trip to
Speaker 15: pick up their new puppy. So safe trip to guys.
Speaker 15: Oh wow, said he couldn't wait.
Speaker 1: I wished him Thanksgiving via text and I never heard
Speaker 1: back from me. He probably busy anyway.
Speaker 9: That bone off.
Speaker 15: Yeah, Well, Alex said he couldn't wait to hear today's
Speaker 15: radio offering. So I'm here to disappoint. You are coming
Speaker 15: in one by one on a nineteen sixty four Westinghouse
Speaker 15: Model get Ready Kids Age nine one, four P eight
Speaker 15: GP black shirt pocket transistor radio. Yep, the one of
Speaker 15: those little ones like we had when we were kids.
Speaker 15: This thing had more letters in the model number than
Speaker 15: it had parts inside, with only eight transistors and a
Speaker 15: barely a three inch speaker. The letters d X were
Speaker 15: not found anywhere near this radio, but I could hear
Speaker 15: kind of a but I'm pretty sure was you, So
Speaker 15: I'll give you a one by one. Most people hear
Speaker 15: me that way, depending on their political affiliation. The leather
Speaker 15: it case is easily the best feature. But it does
Speaker 15: work with a standard nine volt battery, un like earlier one,
Speaker 15: So that's a good thing.
Speaker 4: Okay, But let's go to the catalog.
Speaker 15: All be at the wrong one? Shall we be at
Speaker 15: the wrong one?
Speaker 2: You didn't find the right catalog for this transistor radio?
Speaker 2: Is that what you're telling me?
Speaker 15: That's what I'm telling you. However, this is from nineteen
Speaker 15: sixty four. It is Westinghouse, but it features a stack
Speaker 15: of televisions, and I don't know if you remember either.
Speaker 15: From the there is homage to it at the beginning
Speaker 15: of the credits of a CTV but there was some
Speaker 15: stunt where some guy in a rocket card drove through
Speaker 15: a pile of TVs on a tarmac somewhere that its
Speaker 15: TVs look arranged basically the same way. Oh okay, The
Speaker 15: caption says, who's on first? When these famous brand TV
Speaker 15: sets were turned on all at the same time and
Speaker 15: switched on simultaneously with the leading brand TV sets illustrated here,
Speaker 15: only the Westinghouse picture in sound came on instantly, no weight,
Speaker 15: no warm up, no missing of that crucial moment of
Speaker 15: your favorite game or program. All right, flag on the play.
Speaker 15: TVs took what forty five seconds to warm up if
Speaker 15: you're turning on your set only a few seconds before
Speaker 15: that's so called crucial moment, isn't it just poor planning
Speaker 15: on your part?
Speaker 2: I think so.
Speaker 1: But we were talking about radios, we're talking about TVs now.
Speaker 1: Is this why you said it was the wrong catalog?
Speaker 9: Yes?
Speaker 15: I'm following now because yeah, because I just found humor
Speaker 15: in this one. A special circuit keeps the tubes gently
Speaker 15: warmed with the set off, keeps the set always in
Speaker 15: standby readiness, helps protect chassis imparts from corrosive humidity. All right,
Speaker 15: hold on if your house is prone to causing damage
Speaker 15: from corrosive humidity. Maybe you should invest in a roof,
Speaker 15: a dehumidifier, yeah.
Speaker 4: Something not a new TV, but I get the idea.
Speaker 15: If you keep the tubes light warm all the time,
Speaker 15: then when you turn it on, it's less of a
Speaker 15: shock to the system, and that's decent. And also it
Speaker 15: is immediately on ham radio folks and test equipment manufacturers
Speaker 15: had the so called standby switch, so you could keep
Speaker 15: them on and enough to temperature so calibration wouldn't shift
Speaker 15: and so forth.
Speaker 4: That makes sense.
Speaker 15: But the idea that this will increase the reliability and
Speaker 15: the longevity of the television is a little suspect, So
Speaker 15: I point to the fault things. Here's a hold on
Speaker 15: for sharp turn number three. There is the world's oldest
Speaker 15: light bulb that's still working, and there's a website for
Speaker 15: this bulb with a webcam you can see in all
Speaker 15: its glory in real time. It's located in a fire
Speaker 15: station in Livermore, California. It's an Edison light bulb. It's
Speaker 15: over one hundred and twenty years old and still going.
Speaker 15: But while it gave off roughly the same lumens as
Speaker 15: a modern incandescent sixty watt bulb, maybe a little more.
Speaker 15: Having burned for so many years, the brightness is down
Speaker 15: to the equivalent of about a four watt bulb because
Speaker 15: the longer it burns, the more oxygase oxyd I can't
Speaker 15: even say it. Oxidation gets stuck to the filament, and
Speaker 15: and so it it closed, dimmer and dimmer and dimmer.
Speaker 15: These tubes in this always on Westinghouse thing, We're going
Speaker 15: to do the same thing.
Speaker 6: Never mind the fire hazard.
Speaker 15: But so there's convoluted three turn.
Speaker 9: But what was the radio again?
Speaker 15: That was the point. It wasn't worth mentioning.
Speaker 1: Well, and you were right at the top of the conversation,
Speaker 1: alex Is and probably should be greatly disappointed.
Speaker 9: All of your listeners are.
Speaker 1: Old radio Rick at gmail dot com if you'd like
Speaker 1: to get in touch with mister Washburn. What was that
Speaker 1: in the low places of how now Brown County to
Speaker 1: visit our friends Doug and Angie and the Green Hornet.
Speaker 1: Everybody was giving thanks, and we were very thankful to
Speaker 1: spend time with our friends in Ripley and enjoyed the
Speaker 1: buffet in Maysville. Good morning, gang, Good morning, by the way,
Speaker 1: Sherry Sherry brought me a chicken. And I know, I
Speaker 1: know it's a Turkey Turkey holiday usually, but Sherry brought
Speaker 1: me a chicken, and that chicken is now prominently displayed
Speaker 1: in a place of honor in my home.
Speaker 2: And Sherry, I just wanted to thank you for my chicken.
Speaker 8: You're welcome. I hope you enjoy it.
Speaker 2: It's on springs, which makes it even more festive and fun.
Speaker 8: Yes, it bounces around how like I do.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was going to say that, but thanks for
Speaker 1: beating me to the punch. So, uh, what's going on
Speaker 1: there this morning? Anything of note?
Speaker 15: We have a crowd?
Speaker 6: Really, yes, let's see we got one two seven dogs?
Speaker 2: Hasn't three dogs.
Speaker 1: It's not a three dog night. It's a three dog
Speaker 1: morning in Ripley. This is fantastic.
Speaker 2: The gang and broke its awesome.
Speaker 16: We don't have anything really going on tonight, no band
Speaker 16: or anything, but it's nice and warm here at Brookies,
Speaker 16: and so it'd just be a good day to come
Speaker 16: down and hang out.
Speaker 2: Well yeah, yeah, I mean a good day to sit
Speaker 2: in the bar with the door.
Speaker 16: Closed exactly and the drawings up around. I think it's
Speaker 16: seventy five and I'm certain there'll be more than that
Speaker 16: by Wednesday night, so God and get your take out.
Speaker 14: So at least at least.
Speaker 1: Two hundred and seventy five grand in the Queen of
Speaker 1: Hearts at Brookies and Ripley and the drawing this Wednesday
Speaker 1: night starting at seventh Hold.
Speaker 10: On, hold on, update update, no drawing the night and day.
Speaker 10: No drawing this week.
Speaker 11: You can still.
Speaker 10: Event going on that day, just.
Speaker 4: We just had to push it off a week.
Speaker 1: Well, I I was led to believe that that we'd
Speaker 1: missed this past week. Which makes sense. You got the
Speaker 1: biggest party night, well one of the biggest party nights
Speaker 1: of the year on Wednesday. You don't want it mucked
Speaker 1: up with a Queen of Heart. But but why this
Speaker 1: coming Wednesday.
Speaker 4: There was a death of a family locally here.
Speaker 2: Oh well, I hate to hear that.
Speaker 6: So that's I'll be postponed for a week due to
Speaker 6: that reason.
Speaker 2: Well I'm I'm I'm glad it wasn't Darren being lazy again.
Speaker 15: Oh no, no, he's down here on the spot this morning.
Speaker 9: He was early. Oh boy, got to keep your eye
Speaker 9: on him.
Speaker 2: He's everywhere in the city.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you gotta like like the old man in the
Speaker 1: park with the trench coat. Keep an eye on Darren.
Speaker 6: He was following me around yesterday Maysville.
Speaker 9: I found out this morning, So.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I can't go anywhere now.
Speaker 1: By the way, thanks to the oil baron of Brown
Speaker 1: County and his lovely wife for treating Chris to two
Speaker 1: point Oho and I to a wonderful Thanksgiving buffet. And
Speaker 1: I got to give a shout out to Kaproni's on
Speaker 1: the River in Maysville. That place is amazing. It's been
Speaker 1: there for decades and they they outdid themselves on that buffet.
Speaker 2: It was wonderful, wasn't it, Doug.
Speaker 9: It was it was.
Speaker 8: That's a great place it is.
Speaker 6: Now we got to turn it up today and of
Speaker 6: course we all know it's going.
Speaker 4: To happen at noon.
Speaker 6: We're having a special Brookies on the River.
Speaker 2: Are you what?
Speaker 6: What?
Speaker 10: What's what's the specials at jail? They're gonna have Davy's
Speaker 10: Pizza and come on down and enjoy the game with that.
Speaker 1: All right, Ohio State Michigan at noon, the big game,
Speaker 1: the biggest game of the year. Of the oil Baron
Speaker 1: of Brown County is a solid Buckeye fan. My friend
Speaker 1: Art Volo in Novi Michigan is a big u of
Speaker 1: m fan, so it's a good thing they'll be separated
Speaker 1: by about three.
Speaker 2: Hundred four hundred miles.
Speaker 1: Yes, all right, guys, well listen, have a fantastic weekend,
Speaker 1: and thanks for checking in as all was.
Speaker 14: Bye bye, love you bye.
Speaker 2: Steve from ETNA standing by in.
Speaker 1: A weekend when we are reflective and giving thanks for
Speaker 1: all of the blessings in our life.
Speaker 2: I give thanks that I ran into this guy.
Speaker 1: Somewhere about I don't know, ten fifteen years ago on
Speaker 1: these airwaves, and he's continued to be a constant, positive
Speaker 1: contributor in my opinion, to the Saturday morning edition. He
Speaker 1: is back for another serving, and we are thankful for
Speaker 1: Steve from atn Ohio. Good morning, Steve.
Speaker 17: Simon, Good morning, sir. Indeed, this was the week when
Speaker 17: we get thanks for all of our blessings, presumably over
Speaker 17: a lifetime. Several Christmases ago, my kids got me a
Speaker 17: year's subscription to Ancestry. The easiest side of my family
Speaker 17: was my father's. Since the website was loaded with family trees,
Speaker 17: what I discovered.
Speaker 9: Was the good, the bad, and the ugly.
Speaker 17: Let's start with Sir Humphrey of Bristol, England, which is
Speaker 17: in the west of the country at the head of
Speaker 17: the Bristol Channel, which access made of a haven for
Speaker 17: slave traders. I don't know for sure if Sir Humphrey
Speaker 17: or his grandfather also named Humphrey, we're into this nefarious business,
Speaker 17: but both were politically connected, so draw your own conclusions.
Speaker 17: This was the first half of the seventeenth century and
Speaker 17: grandfather and grandson wound up in Parliament as Royalists siding
Speaker 17: with the Kings versus Parliamentarians who were headed by Oliver Cromwell,
Speaker 17: whose gang was noted as the Roundheads. All this during
Speaker 17: the English Civil War. Round one was won by Cromwell's
Speaker 17: forces and Grandfather Humphrey was expelled from Haarlem from Parliament,
Speaker 17: but by the time his grandson served, the Royalists got
Speaker 17: the upper hand. It was called the Restoration and grandson
Speaker 17: actually managed to be knighted.
Speaker 4: Ooh.
Speaker 17: Sir Humphrey's son, Thomas went in an entirely different direction.
Speaker 17: He established a printing business and is credited with supplying
Speaker 17: the newsprint for the first issue of The Times of London,
Speaker 17: one of the most famous newspapers of modern times. He
Speaker 17: then did something really fascinating. For whatever reason, this successful
Speaker 17: entrepreneur set sail for Prince George's County in the Maryland Colony,
Speaker 17: where he presumably set up shop in sixteen sixty eight.
Speaker 17: That's when the genealogy takes another turn for the worse.
Speaker 17: A number of his descendants wound up as plantation owners,
Speaker 17: but in seventeen ninety five, riding in on his white
Speaker 17: horse is doctor Dan. He was the last ancestor to
Speaker 17: live on a plantation. He was born in Maryland, now
Speaker 17: part of the United States at that time. His mother
Speaker 17: died early. His father was unable to take care of
Speaker 17: Daniel and his sister, so he sent them to a
Speaker 17: relative plantation in Kentucky. Daniel was fortunate his sister, Mary Davis,
Speaker 17: was quite the historian, and her biography of Daniel is
Speaker 17: in the archives of a state university in Georgia. She
Speaker 17: notes that her brother's playmates in Kentucky were the sons
Speaker 17: of slaves, which gave Daniel a progressive attitude on race.
Speaker 17: Daniel graduated from medical school and started a long life
Speaker 17: in Augusta, Georgia, where he practiced medicine, became an evangelist,
Speaker 17: and was twice elected mayor of Augusta, but the ghost
Speaker 17: of slavery would haunt him to his dying day. His son,
Speaker 17: who practiced medicine with doctor Dan, was a surgeon in
Speaker 17: the Confederacy and died at Manassas in eighteen sixty one.
Speaker 17: Bottom line, you will find your roots, but they won't
Speaker 17: always be pretty. And remember this. If it were for
Speaker 17: your ancestors good, bad and indifference, you wouldn't be here
Speaker 17: and you wouldn't have a life and choose how to
Speaker 17: live it.
Speaker 9: Live it well.
Speaker 17: Talk to you next week, Gary Jeff.
Speaker 1: Amen Steve, thank you very much, wise words always. We'll
Speaker 1: talk to brother Ray Scott in some thoughts of my
Speaker 1: own coming up morning, the last of November, November twenty ninth,
Speaker 1: Saturday Morning Edition, Gary Jeff with you on seven under
Speaker 1: WLW first and foremost, let's get brother Ray Scott of
Speaker 1: Love Life and in on the horn.
Speaker 2: How you doing, Ray, Good morning, my brother. How you doing,
Speaker 2: Gary Jeff doing fantastic.
Speaker 1: Had a great, great Thanksgiving celebration with our friends and
Speaker 1: Christa looked at me on Thursday night as we were
Speaker 1: heading to bed and she said, thank you for a
Speaker 1: fantastic Thanksgiving Day. I said, well, thank you. I didn't
Speaker 1: really do anything but spend it with you. She said,
Speaker 1: That's all I needed. And that's boy, that sums it up.
Speaker 10: You get doesn't get any better than that.
Speaker 1: No, Now you get past the turkey and all the
Speaker 1: other things that are a part of our thanksgiving modern day.
Speaker 1: And if you can truly look at someone you love
Speaker 1: and say I had a great day with you, there's
Speaker 1: nothing better.
Speaker 10: That's that is, that's life well lived that day. And
Speaker 10: do potato as much as you can.
Speaker 9: We you're coming in a.
Speaker 10: Loud and clear by the way, Uh, what would we
Speaker 10: say organically terrestrial radio? And if I would say to
Speaker 10: you on traveling and we could hear your signal in Andalusia,
Speaker 10: Georgiana and Birmingham, Alabama?
Speaker 2: How about that?
Speaker 10: And that's right and listening? If I say a phil
Speaker 10: Co radio to you and to me and my buddy Bill,
Speaker 10: who I knows probably a listener right now of our
Speaker 10: age group, we would know what branded vehicle we're driving?
Speaker 2: Correct, A phil Co?
Speaker 9: Phil Co?
Speaker 7: Uh?
Speaker 2: I don't know is that a Dodge? Is that Chrysler?
Speaker 2: I'm trying to thank.
Speaker 6: Phil for phil Co Radio?
Speaker 2: I thought I thought it was no Ac Delco? Was
Speaker 2: GM right there? You go there, go Ford, Okay, all right, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: I didn't know. Anyways, I didn't know they were still
Speaker 2: making radios phil coos.
Speaker 10: Well it's it's a Ford radio driving the Ford. But anyway,
Speaker 10: the old days it was called philco So it was
Speaker 10: just a little generational thing.
Speaker 2: They're out there right right right. I remember, I didn't.
Speaker 2: I didn't. I didn't have that many Fords when I
Speaker 2: was growing up.
Speaker 15: You're probably lucky that.
Speaker 9: It's all.
Speaker 10: They had four wheels, it's all we really cared about
Speaker 10: back in the day. And still four wheels in the
Speaker 10: tank of gas. And I'm still pretty happy, to be
Speaker 10: honest with you.
Speaker 2: So, so what are you doing in Alabama?
Speaker 10: Brother, Well, we're headed back from Florida for Thanksgiving, and
Speaker 10: we left early to miss the White Death there in
Speaker 10: our area there and Cincinnati, and also so we could
Speaker 10: get some milk and bread obviously.
Speaker 5: Before they run out of the store.
Speaker 9: So that's all.
Speaker 10: Yeah, we just left early, about two o'clock our time,
Speaker 10: down the beach. So yeah, we're just supposed to hit
Speaker 10: up there today. What time, Santy said later, I would
Speaker 10: I wonder we get in before it.
Speaker 2: Hits We're talking about a.
Speaker 1: Forecast the nine forecast that we use as our weather
Speaker 1: station here is calling for a twenty three percent chance
Speaker 1: of precipitation in Cincinnati, twenty two percent tomorrow, ten percent
Speaker 1: on Monday Tuesday morning. Looks like the big bomb, the
Speaker 1: big white death bomb of sixty nine percent chance of
Speaker 1: pre sip on the latest forecast. So whatever we get
Speaker 1: in and around the Cincinnati area is going to be light,
Speaker 1: if at all.
Speaker 4: So you're good, all right, good deal.
Speaker 10: I'm glad I caught your brother.
Speaker 1: I'm glad you did too. Thanks for d X and
Speaker 1: US on your Ford fil Co radio in Alabama.
Speaker 10: There you go, kick it out old school, No, not
Speaker 10: on the phone.
Speaker 6: We're good on the old way.
Speaker 10: So good to talk to you.
Speaker 2: God bless you, brother, God bless you. Liam Tomlinson. Are
Speaker 2: you standing by Liam? I'm sitting, but yes, I'm okay.
Speaker 2: You're there.
Speaker 1: First off from Gary Walker at seven hutter WLW dot
Speaker 1: com on the old email Liam Irata sheet from Ron
Speaker 1: Steaman who's just outside of Columbus. Liam did an excellent
Speaker 1: job of pronouncing olin, tangi orans, so he gives your
Speaker 1: props there. However, that team up north chickened out of
Speaker 1: playing the scheduled twenty twenty game in covid SeaBus. Hence,
Speaker 1: therefore and forthwith, he says, su um scum team only
Speaker 1: has an opportunity to win their fifth contest since the
Speaker 1: year of Our Lord twenty nineteen. OSU Shill lacked M
Speaker 1: fifty six twenty seven in the noxious neighborhood of Ann's
Speaker 1: Arbor in twenty nineteen. If only Liam had forgotten to
Speaker 1: wear his shoes again, perhaps he could have counted correctly.
Speaker 1: So what do you have to say for yourself? It's
Speaker 1: not going to be the sixth. It'll be the fifth
Speaker 1: if Michigan seeks out a win over Ohio State today.
Speaker 3: Now, as a political studies major, I was too concerned about,
Speaker 3: you know, reading Francis Bacon and deep philosophical meanings of
Speaker 3: life than doing simple counting things.
Speaker 2: I'm not trying to be a physicist. Uh so, well,
Speaker 2: you know, to be a physicist to count to five
Speaker 2: or six and further.
Speaker 1: Art Volo, the aforementioned Michigan fan who Christ and I
Speaker 1: got to celebrate his eightieth birthday with him at his
Speaker 1: house in Michigan back in September, said, let Liam know
Speaker 1: today will be the fifth time in a row that
Speaker 1: Michigan beats the Bucks not to sixth as he stated earlier,
Speaker 1: that will happen in twenty twenty six and SeaBus go blues.
Speaker 1: We've got scum on the one side, and we we've
Speaker 1: got art not resorting to name calling. But and that
Speaker 1: is something I've found, and I could be totally wrong,
Speaker 1: and I'm sure an Ohio State fan will vehemently disagree
Speaker 1: with me. Ohio State fans seem to have just a
Speaker 1: bloodthirsty hatred for anything Michigan. Michigan doesn't like Ohio State
Speaker 1: by any means, but they don't seem to be as
Speaker 1: ravenously I don't know, angry or mean as Buckeye fans.
Speaker 1: I could be totally wrong about this. There has to
Speaker 1: be a reason for that level of animosity in this rivalry.
Speaker 1: And by the way, the other thing I was going
Speaker 1: to get to and didn't get a chance now because
Speaker 1: we've reacted our time away is the fact that I
Speaker 1: was heartened this week to find that iHeart Media, which
Speaker 1: is our parent company, has reassured and you'll hear the
Speaker 1: promos on the air, reassured not only you the listener,
Speaker 1: but us the employee, that they are going to an
Speaker 1: only human kind of philosophy, which means you're not going
Speaker 1: to get AI on our airwaves as far as local
Speaker 1: programming goes. It's a time to strike a victory for humanity.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 1: iHeartMedia and Gary jem I'm mister small business. That's what
Speaker 1: my wife says. Eight o seven on a Saturday morning.
Speaker 1: How about a visit from science mind, I think that
Speaker 1: would be in order. It's that time, after all, a
Speaker 1: Science minute on the Saturday after Thanksgiving.
Speaker 14: Yes, as a nightly scientist, surprising all behinded me.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Michael, how are we You won't need to
Speaker 2: tell me.
Speaker 4: Let's wrap it up.
Speaker 2: What I'm just say?
Speaker 9: Hey, fr.
Speaker 2: No, what what'd you say? Please finish?
Speaker 6: I read your diatribe text to my wife and she commented, up,
Speaker 6: Gary Jeff does this didn't seem to be the sad
Speaker 6: kind of guy.
Speaker 2: Well, so anyway.
Speaker 1: This was last Sunday, after the Chiefs had secured another
Speaker 1: victory against the Indianapolis Colts, and Science Mike, who has
Speaker 1: has made a habit over the season, actually actually been
Speaker 1: bringing in scientific stats that the Chiefs get the benefit
Speaker 1: of too many calls, an inordinate amount of calls in
Speaker 1: the NFL. So he texts me as simple in the
Speaker 1: wake of another Chief's victory over Indianapolis last Sunday. Of course,
Speaker 1: I'm sure you were happy that my Chiefs lost on Thursday.
Speaker 1: But anyway, roughing the passer call against the Colts really
Speaker 1: and so I go here he goes again. So this
Speaker 1: is what I text him back. Should be more reflective.
Speaker 1: A mirror is a good place to start. It's often
Speaker 1: beneficial for one to think about all the decisions that
Speaker 1: they have made in the past that could adversely affect
Speaker 1: what the future may hold. I pray you find a
Speaker 1: save for this fresh wound. No response from science Mike,
Speaker 1: I said, well, you should at least say thank you,
Speaker 1: and finally thinking science Mike was mad at me for
Speaker 1: being a wise ass.
Speaker 2: I said, you know, I was just kidding, right.
Speaker 6: I think my wife also asked he didn't take that
Speaker 6: up on his own, Dady.
Speaker 1: Of course I did. That was top of that. That
Speaker 1: was top of mind. I just rattled it off. Christa
Speaker 1: can attest to that. She was sitting there on the
Speaker 1: couch while I'm doing it, and she goes, gosh, you're
Speaker 1: really a smart Alec, aren't you.
Speaker 2: I said, yes, I am.
Speaker 6: Well, happy Thanksgiving was good for you.
Speaker 2: Everything was great. I hope everything was good for you.
Speaker 6: What have you got for It's Michael, before we hit
Speaker 6: the before we get to the topic. The twenty twenty
Speaker 6: five American Farm beer dinner for ten costs for turkey
Speaker 6: was fifty five dollars and eighteen cents this year, and
Speaker 6: in twenty twenty two it was sixty four dollars for
Speaker 6: dinner ten.
Speaker 8: Just store score.
Speaker 2: Biden plation out there, Bidenlation going down.
Speaker 6: Okay, go ahead, yeah, okay, let's make people nicer, Gary jeffs.
Speaker 6: How are we gonna make people nicer?
Speaker 9: We're gonna throw.
Speaker 6: Batman into the mix. So this is going to the Milan,
Speaker 6: Italy on the metro system. What they did was they
Speaker 6: still looked at it like one hundred and thirty eight
Speaker 6: different occurrences where they took a woman who had a
Speaker 6: prosthetic pregnancy belly on and they put her on a
Speaker 6: train and they let some other character come in dressed
Speaker 6: in as Batman entered from another door. So they weren't
Speaker 6: like a combination group coming together. Anyhow, Sixty seven percent
Speaker 6: of the time people tended to give up their meat
Speaker 6: to the pregnant woman. When Batman was was present and
Speaker 6: when Batman wasn't president on the train, only thirty seven
Speaker 6: percent of the time the people gave up their seat
Speaker 6: to the to the pregnant woman.
Speaker 2: Well, they don't know if.
Speaker 6: The people they've interviewed after this they gave up their
Speaker 6: seat or didn't. They said people gave up their seat taking, Well,
Speaker 6: they really didn't have an effect. It just really made
Speaker 6: us more of a social norm type thing where you
Speaker 6: had to give up your seat to should give up
Speaker 6: your seat to it to somebody standing there who's.
Speaker 1: Expecting everybody knows you don't mess with the Cape Crusader
Speaker 1: and got them or anywhere else.
Speaker 6: And nobody nobody actually said they were I'll use the
Speaker 6: word it wasn't putt in the in the article intimidated
Speaker 6: by the presence of the Cape Crusader. But uh, the
Speaker 6: next study is they're actually going to put a uh,
Speaker 6: a man that looks like Trump on the train and
Speaker 6: see how they help people reacting.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm sure.
Speaker 1: I'm sure they'll be able to wrangle that into something
Speaker 1: negative about President Trump. Now I tell you tell you
Speaker 1: the real test. Put Chuck Norris, a guy that looks
Speaker 1: like Chuck Norris on the train with the pregnant lady,
Speaker 1: and see what happens.
Speaker 6: Then we're gonna see, we're gonna we're gonna write to them.
Speaker 6: We're gonna get them to do that.
Speaker 1: They'll all be week, all giving up their seats. You too, Michael,
Speaker 1: thank you. Uh we've got brother Rick Green and that
Speaker 1: Teresa still ahead. It's eight twelve at seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 4: Hey, good morning, Gary, Jeff. I just got down prance
Speaker 4: for you and your listener.
Speaker 2: Thank you, God, bless you, Verry.
Speaker 18: I got a sought one today, but it's so powerful.
Speaker 18: So by long time we have Luke about the one
Speaker 18: for thirty seven. If there's from all work, from whatever fail, amen, this.
Speaker 2: Is Luke one, chapter thirty seven.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and while her thirty seven.
Speaker 2: Verse thirty seven, and what does it say again?
Speaker 4: Or no word from God will ever fail in the story?
Speaker 4: How have I absolute God here? There's no woe to
Speaker 4: de date?
Speaker 2: I agree? How was your Thanksgiving?
Speaker 9: Wow?
Speaker 19: It was absolutely awful. It's just humble with me there.
Speaker 19: It was my first four week or retirement. I just
Speaker 19: don't reflect my how much God loved me, how much
Speaker 19: sometime I still like that, and I don't understand why
Speaker 19: I think I judge myself too much, then I'm not going.
Speaker 4: Have to work with me on that.
Speaker 2: Well, I think the problem is for me at least. Rick.
Speaker 1: I can't speak for you, but for me, it's uh,
Speaker 1: maybe maybe sometimes I get bored with how good God is?
Speaker 9: It?
Speaker 1: Just it becomes so so commonplace to understand it and
Speaker 1: to digest it that you forget about it somehow.
Speaker 2: And I don't know how we ever, forget the goodness
Speaker 2: of God.
Speaker 4: You're right, you're saying that and hearing it. It don't
Speaker 4: make no sense.
Speaker 19: Well, I do believe we all struggle in all particular areas,
Speaker 19: and that's the one in my areas.
Speaker 4: Go you love me that much? And you keep saying yes.
Speaker 4: I don't know why. I just can't accept that. Yes,
Speaker 4: I do.
Speaker 1: Well of asking the glow of that knowledge for at
Speaker 1: least the next fifteen minutes, and maybe that'll lead to
Speaker 1: another fifteen and another fifteen and so on and so on.
Speaker 1: Br take care all all right. From the Word of
Speaker 1: God to a Word of the week from that Teresa,
Speaker 1: Good morning.
Speaker 8: That Teresa, Greetings and salutations, Gary, Jeff.
Speaker 9: How are you today, my friends?
Speaker 1: I am surviving nicely, Thank you. I think I'm still
Speaker 1: kind of full from Thanksgiving dinner on Thursday Day.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's that's a cross we all have to bear,
Speaker 8: isn't it. I just want to say good morning, Christen's
Speaker 8: you FORO. I know you, beautiful hunk of American woman.
Speaker 8: Squeak squeak, you'll break e t those into house?
Speaker 9: I should say, into his house or not?
Speaker 8: Maybe today's word. We're gonna give you a sentence first.
Speaker 9: Then the word is in the sentence.
Speaker 8: It comes from way back in my memory banks when
Speaker 8: I was fifteen, you were sixteen. In nineteen seventy seven,
Speaker 8: there was this little comedy album. I don't know if
Speaker 8: anybody recalls.
Speaker 7: It was put out by this guy.
Speaker 8: He played a banjo. I think his name was Steve Martin.
Speaker 8: As I said, nineteen seventy seven, Let's Get Small was
Speaker 8: the album. I played that album so much. I learned
Speaker 8: in barbatim from sade ay to side B. I drove
Speaker 8: my parents, friends and family nuts quoting bits from Steve Martin.
Speaker 8: One particular bit, Ye, it was called the Grandmother's Song,
Speaker 8: and it was a beautiful little song that his grandmother
Speaker 8: would sing to him. And the line that I'm going
Speaker 8: to quote the work from today is he said, and
Speaker 8: this is my hope for everybody today. Be obsequious, purple,
Speaker 8: and clairvoyant.
Speaker 7: I think that's one of.
Speaker 8: The best lines ever said.
Speaker 9: Not quoted enough.
Speaker 8: And the word is obsequious and it's ob s e
Speaker 8: q u io u s. It means obedient, obedient, or
Speaker 8: attentive to an extensive or servile degree.
Speaker 1: Oh.
Speaker 8: Also, one thing you said that Christa said that you
Speaker 8: were a smart alec.
Speaker 9: Remember this.
Speaker 8: I'd rather be a smart Alec than a dumb Alec
Speaker 8: any day.
Speaker 9: Of the week.
Speaker 8: God's love you, God, bless you, good day, Love you all.
Speaker 17: Thank you that.
Speaker 1: Teresa, she said that she used to drive her parents
Speaker 1: and everyone else nuts. It's nice to know that things
Speaker 1: haven't changed.
Speaker 2: Do you need kids?
Speaker 1: Time will give strom Wally. Sometimes it's hard to get
Speaker 1: up out of bed. Sunday morning, about seven o'clock, the
Speaker 1: guy's mother comes into his bedroom and says, son, it's
Speaker 1: time to get up to go to church. All he
Speaker 1: does is kind of groan. She goes, I'll give him
Speaker 1: a few more minutes. Comes back five minutes later, Son,
Speaker 1: it's time to get up for church.
Speaker 2: You know you have to get up.
Speaker 1: Give me fifteen minutes. She comes back fifteen minutes later, Son,
Speaker 1: it's time to get up.
Speaker 2: You got to go to church. I'm not going. She
Speaker 2: what do you mean, you're not going.
Speaker 4: So well?
Speaker 1: Number one, they don't like me. Number two, I don't
Speaker 1: like them either. She said, you're going for two reasons.
Speaker 1: One you're fifty four years old, and two we talk
Speaker 1: about sports with reports from Liam, who's finally learned how
Speaker 1: to pronounce Olin tangy orange correctly every time. Now, if
Speaker 1: we can get him out of the gosh and for Goshen,
Speaker 1: we'll be doing something. This guy can pronounce all of
Speaker 1: the names correctly most of the time, unless it's women's tennis.
Speaker 1: But we're not going to press him into that kind
Speaker 1: of service. This morning, Moegger joins.
Speaker 9: Us, Hey, Mo, what's going on?
Speaker 2: Well? U sees anti.
Speaker 1: Climactic last game of the regular season, and anti climactic
Speaker 1: of course because of the last three games that Bearcat
Speaker 1: fans have had to endure.
Speaker 2: They finish on the road, and.
Speaker 1: It's a game that kind of for fans anyway, I'm
Speaker 1: sure for the team and for coach Sadderfield. You see alone,
Speaker 1: it has meaning. It's another game on the schedule. But really,
Speaker 1: kind of the air has been taken out of the
Speaker 1: UC football balloon with the last three or four games,
Speaker 1: hasn't it?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 2: No question?
Speaker 9: You know, you think about when the month began, the
Speaker 9: Bearcats were getting set to play Utah on the road
Speaker 9: and the Harvard what we thought were legitimate Big twelve
Speaker 9: Championship game aspirations, And here we are at the end
Speaker 9: of the month and they're simply trying to avoid the
Speaker 9: same fate as last year, which is, you know, losing
Speaker 9: It wouldn't be five games to end the regular season,
Speaker 9: but losing four straight games to end the regular season. Yes,
Speaker 9: And I think, basically almost completely for a lot of folks,
Speaker 9: I'm doing all the good feelings and good vibes that
Speaker 9: were built up during that seven game winning streaks when
Speaker 9: they put themselves in a position to be in the
Speaker 9: Big twelve title game race. Sure, I think the frustrating things.
Speaker 2: No, No, the frustrating things are finished.
Speaker 9: The thought I think the frustrating thing for a lot
Speaker 9: of us is, you know, they've played some good teams.
Speaker 9: I think Utah is better than Cincinnati. I think BYU
Speaker 9: is better than Cincinnati. I think they should have won
Speaker 9: the Arizona game. Bearcats have been the biggest opponent these
Speaker 9: three games, with penalties, mistakes, missed opportunities, just a whole
Speaker 9: slew of them. And that was the case at the
Speaker 9: end of the season last year. You had sort of
Speaker 9: hoped they had moved on from that this year, and
Speaker 9: here down the stretch they obviously had not.
Speaker 1: So they're playing a team that always makes me think
Speaker 1: of this movie Liam.
Speaker 20: Them Tirings did this to Pete. They loved him up
Speaker 20: and turned them into a horny toad.
Speaker 1: I love the Horny Toads, Texas Christian the Horned Frogs actually,
Speaker 1: but I always think of Oh Brother where Artal every
Speaker 1: time I hear TCU, because their name is the Horned Frogs,
Speaker 1: and I think of the horny toad and being loved up.
Speaker 1: Have you ever been loved up and turned into a
Speaker 1: horny toad?
Speaker 9: Mo hasn't happened yet, but there's still time.
Speaker 1: You know, you remember the scene from the movie. You've
Speaker 1: seen the movie, right, of course. So Pete's pants are
Speaker 1: just laying in the creek and there's a toad where
Speaker 1: his zippers should be, jumping up and down in the water.
Speaker 1: It was one of my favorite movie scenes, probably of
Speaker 1: that whole year. Anyway, moving past that, you see basketball
Speaker 1: on a break this weekend.
Speaker 2: Who's their next opponent?
Speaker 9: The Tarlatan State Monday night and then in six days
Speaker 9: the Skyline Chili A Cross Towns.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what do you think of Xavier's victory over Texas
Speaker 1: A and M. We see an improvement from the Musketeers
Speaker 1: or was Texas and theory?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 9: Yeah, you know, go back to last weekend. They made
Speaker 9: sixteen threes against West Virginia. They narrowly lost to Georgia,
Speaker 9: a game that I think Xavier was there for the taking.
Speaker 9: They should have won. You know, two weeks ago, two
Speaker 9: and a half weeks ago, Santa Clara came to the
Speaker 9: Cintas Center and worked them. At one point, they were
Speaker 9: up by thirty four points. This is not a great
Speaker 9: Xavier team. It's not going to be a great Xavier team.
Speaker 9: But it's a Xavier team that has improved immensely since then.
Speaker 9: And the shootout, which I think has been framed as
Speaker 9: an inevitable UC victory now for months. I'm pretty sure
Speaker 9: Xavier is going to be favored in the game, and
Speaker 9: if they aren't, they at least have more than a
Speaker 9: chance to win it. Then I think anybody would have
Speaker 9: acknowledged just a couple of weeks ago, Richard Patino's team
Speaker 9: isn't great again, but they have gotten better.
Speaker 1: How would you how would you categorize UC's team.
Speaker 9: At this point, uneven, identity, lacking, underwhelming. I think all
Speaker 9: of those adjectives applied. You know, they lost to Louisville
Speaker 9: a week ago last night, and there was no real
Speaker 9: shame in that. But they they got their head handed
Speaker 9: to them against Eastern Michigan the other night, which is
Speaker 9: not supposed to happen. You will see, you know, high
Speaker 9: major programs lose games like that, but you know it
Speaker 9: typically happens because they go nuts from behind the arc
Speaker 9: or because they have a player who just goes off.
Speaker 9: The Eastern Michigan's best player scored fifteen points. Good game,
Speaker 9: but you know, not an overwhelming game. They shot thirty
Speaker 9: three percent from the field. But what they did is
Speaker 9: they outrebounded Cincinnati, They out hustled Cincinnati. They defended Cincinnati
Speaker 9: very well, and the Bearcats had no answer. It's been
Speaker 9: and you see, didn't have the guys who's you know,
Speaker 9: probably their best player in Bob Miller. But still you
Speaker 9: can't lose to Eastern Michigan by a points on your
Speaker 9: home floor, and they did, And so you know, this
Speaker 9: is a huge year for west Miller, and he'd be
Speaker 9: the first to acknowledge that it does feel like in
Speaker 9: many respects it's NCAA tournament or bust, and the Bearcats
Speaker 9: so far this season has not played like an NCAA
Speaker 9: tournament team.
Speaker 1: Today is the day of the rematch, the game that
Speaker 1: really a lot of the nation focuses on every year,
Speaker 1: and Thanksgiving weekend the final weekend of the regular college
Speaker 1: football season, with Ohio State traveling to Michigan trying to
Speaker 1: avoid a fifth straight loss to the Wolverines. And I
Speaker 1: personally think this is a year that Ohio State breaks
Speaker 1: through and Ryan Day saves from people calling for his head.
Speaker 2: But anything can happen in this game.
Speaker 1: And this, to me is well, this is a rivalry
Speaker 1: week and all over college football for the most part,
Speaker 1: this game defies description as far as the level of
Speaker 1: intensity and the rivalry and the hatred there are between
Speaker 1: the two sets of fans. There is no greater rivalry
Speaker 1: in college football than this game today, Ohio State and Michigan.
Speaker 9: Your thoughts, I agree with everything you just said, And
Speaker 9: the most interesting dynamic in the sport is the one
Speaker 9: involving Ryan Day and this game. You know, he is
Speaker 9: the coach of the reigning national champion. They're undefeated. There
Speaker 9: the odds on favor right now to win the national
Speaker 9: title this year. Coaches like that, you rarely have to
Speaker 9: read about having to get a monkey off of his back,
Speaker 9: But when you've lost your art rival four consecutive years,
Speaker 9: it's I don't want to say that I get it
Speaker 9: because because I think some fans just when when Ryan
Speaker 9: Day loses to Michigan, they're unwilling to look at the
Speaker 9: overall body of work. But like he was a guy
Speaker 9: who last year after they lost to Michigan, for a
Speaker 9: lot of folks, you know, they thought he had to
Speaker 9: win the national title to save his job. I'm not
Speaker 9: sure that was anything that really, you know, was based
Speaker 9: in reality, but it's it's going to be interesting if
Speaker 9: they lose again today ten and a half point favorites
Speaker 9: they should win this game. All of the goodwill for
Speaker 9: a lot of Buckeye fans is going to be almost
Speaker 9: completely undone because because we have five consecutive losses to
Speaker 9: Michigan and look the way he has coached in this
Speaker 9: game over the last couple of years has made very
Speaker 9: little sense. You and I have talked about it. He's
Speaker 9: coached too conservatively. I think at times he's coached scared.
Speaker 9: And while they should win the game today, the Michigan
Speaker 9: team they're playing today is better than the Michigan team
Speaker 9: that beat them in Columbus last year. And so you're right,
Speaker 9: in this kind of game, in this series, anything can happen.
Speaker 9: I think it's gonna be fascinating to hear how people
Speaker 9: talk about Ryan Day if the buck guys lose the game,
Speaker 9: but I don't think they will. They've been the best
Speaker 9: team in college football all season long. They have a
Speaker 9: Heisman Trophy caliber quarterback. Their defense this season has been incredible.
Speaker 9: But if it's a tight game in the second half
Speaker 9: or a tight game in the fourth quarter, it's gonna
Speaker 9: be interesting because the Buckeyes have failed in those situations
Speaker 9: in this rivalry in recent years.
Speaker 1: It's always nice to have a professional football on Thanksgiving.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's part of the holidays, something you look
Speaker 1: forward to. Hey, look it's a Thursday. But along with
Speaker 1: this wonderful spread of food, we get to watch at
Speaker 1: least two, maybe three NFL games on a Thursday. And
Speaker 1: I've got to tell you a lot of years, because
Speaker 1: you always know the Cowboys are gonna play, the Packers
Speaker 1: are going to play, the Lions are gonna play on
Speaker 1: Thanksgiving Day, and a lot of years those games turn
Speaker 1: out to be kind of dogs. They're kind of like
Speaker 1: afterthoughts after all the actions called. But we had three
Speaker 1: really good although the Bengals did beat the Ravens like
Speaker 1: a rented step child on Thursday night, which surprised a
Speaker 1: lot of people. But I thought you had three really
Speaker 1: good NFL games on Thanksgiving Day, didn't You?
Speaker 2: Sure did?
Speaker 9: Green Bay Detroit was entertaining. Cowboys Chiefs was very entertaining,
Speaker 9: and the return of Joe Burrow probably a lot more
Speaker 9: entertaining for us than anybody else. But an interesting game,
Speaker 9: interesting intradivisional game in a game that the Bengals needed
Speaker 9: to win. I mean, there's no other way to put it. Yeah,
Speaker 9: I thought, I think you're right. Most of the time
Speaker 9: on Thanksgiving it doesn't feel like we get very good matchups, right,
Speaker 9: And I think this year there was a concerted effort
Speaker 9: to Okay, the Lions are going to play they're in
Speaker 9: a great division. Let's give them a divisional game. They
Speaker 9: did with the Green Bay Packers, all right, so the
Speaker 9: Cowboys are gonna play. Let's have him play the team
Speaker 9: that's made the Super Bowl for the last five years.
Speaker 9: And then it's Bengals and Ravens. And the Bengals and
Speaker 9: Ravens last year played two of the most entertaining games
Speaker 9: of the entire season. Good divisional rivalry, two a list quarterbacks.
Speaker 9: I think there was a concerted effort to not just
Speaker 9: have football on, but have good teams and interesting teams.
Speaker 9: That certainly doesn't guarantee that you're gonna get great games,
Speaker 9: but I thought we did, and I thought from a
Speaker 9: Bengals perspective, you got the reawakening of the defense, the
Speaker 9: return of Joe Burrow, and a victory over a Baltimore
Speaker 9: team that has at least cracked the door open for
Speaker 9: the Bengals to at least be in the AFC North
Speaker 9: race for the rest of the season. Obviously, the Pittsburgh
Speaker 9: Steelers haven't played this weekend. Cincinnati could use Buffalo beating them.
Speaker 9: But if they lose that game on Thursday at the Bengals,
Speaker 9: they're three and nine and for all intents and purposes,
Speaker 9: their playoffs and their playoff hopes have been totally extinguished.
Speaker 9: They're obviously still very much on life support, but they
Speaker 9: are alive, and it'll be interesting to see, you know,
Speaker 9: what they do in Buffalo next week, and then when
Speaker 9: they play the Ravens very quickly, quick turnaround in a
Speaker 9: couple of weeks, can they sweep them? And if the
Speaker 9: answer is yes, and they can win those two games,
Speaker 9: they're going to be favored in their last three. We'll
Speaker 9: see where the Ravens are at that point. We'll see
Speaker 9: where the Steelers are at that point. But then they
Speaker 9: could be in a position to make what would be
Speaker 9: a miraculous turnaround. First thing, first, they gotta go to
Speaker 9: Buffalo and beat the Bills a week from someday.
Speaker 2: Is there something intrinsically wrong with Lamar Jackson.
Speaker 9: I think there is. I mean, look at the fact,
Speaker 9: at number one, he missed games because of injury. When
Speaker 9: he came back to play games, he's still not practicing
Speaker 9: every day during the week, and then you watch him.
Speaker 9: I've watched Lamar Jackson play a ton because I think
Speaker 9: he's a lot of watch He doesn't look like himself.
Speaker 9: He missed easy throws. He wasn't a huge threat with
Speaker 9: his legs. When he was a threat with his legs,
Speaker 9: he didn't run like Lamar Jackson. I think there is
Speaker 9: what I don't understand is the Baltimore Ravens in that
Speaker 9: game decided we're going to put the game in the
Speaker 9: hands or on the feet or on the arm of
Speaker 9: Lamar Jackson instead of giving the ball to Derrick Henry
Speaker 9: at halftime, Derrick Henry had five carrots, which against the
Speaker 9: Bengals defense. I don't know why you don't give the
Speaker 9: ball to him time and again. And then add to
Speaker 9: it the fact that the quarterback seemed to be at
Speaker 9: least a little bit physically compromised. That Ravens team is okay,
Speaker 9: there are six and six, but offensively, even when they
Speaker 9: won five consecutive games, they were far from dominant. And
Speaker 9: I think Lamar Jackson himself is the major reason why.
Speaker 1: One last question after the game yesterday, are the Bears
Speaker 1: really for real?
Speaker 9: I think they are. You know, they've won a lot
Speaker 9: of games in the fourth quarter, including the one in
Speaker 9: Cincinnati that they won on the touchdown in the last
Speaker 9: minute of the game. But to me, that's the NFL.
Speaker 9: Most NFL games aren't doubt in the fourth quarter. The
Speaker 9: Kansas City Chiefs have lived in recent years on winning
Speaker 9: games in the fourth quarter. Caleb Williams isn't great yet,
Speaker 9: but he's moving in the right direction. And I think
Speaker 9: they have an awesome coach in Ben Johnson. Yeah, I
Speaker 9: think the Bears are for real.
Speaker 1: Well, Mo, thank you so much for your time. I
Speaker 1: know that you had a wonderful Thanksgiving, or at least
Speaker 1: I hope you did with family and and Mo. If
Speaker 1: you will, Liam, always remember this. As the Bearcats braced
Speaker 1: to play TSU today in Fort Worth.
Speaker 2: Liam Rings did this to Pete.
Speaker 20: They loved him up and turned him into a horny
Speaker 20: code counselor how are you have?
Speaker 2: Where do you come up with that? You have you
Speaker 2: ever been turned into a horny toad?
Speaker 12: Yeah? In my younger days. All right, So what's on
Speaker 12: the pro Well, I'll tell you what. This is going
Speaker 12: to be a good one. We're going to talk about
Speaker 12: the ambush by that filthy Afghan national on the West
Speaker 12: Virginia National Guard.
Speaker 1: Here's the thing is dead, the CIA and the other
Speaker 1: people who brought him into this country. He said he
Speaker 1: was thoroughly vetted. He worked with the CIA for years
Speaker 1: in Afghanistan. There was no problem with him. As someone
Speaker 1: made the point in response to that, you're talking about
Speaker 1: a country that is in the seventh century. True, there
Speaker 1: is no way to properly vet anyone coming out of
Speaker 1: that quagmire of sam Rock.
Speaker 12: But that didn't stop Majorcus from saying numerous times that
Speaker 12: they all were vetted. What a bunch of garbage they're
Speaker 12: they're looking for a motive. I read a story this morning.
Speaker 12: I don't need to go any farther, the filthy Afghan
Speaker 12: said was heard by one of the soldiers saying, a
Speaker 12: la acbar.
Speaker 2: You need to go any damn further, that's all you need.
Speaker 1: And Democrats in the leftist blaming President Trump for the
Speaker 1: National Guard member that got shot and killed by the
Speaker 1: person that shouldn't have been in our country.
Speaker 2: You know, you ask yourself, what's next. I mean, one
Speaker 2: story tops another.
Speaker 1: It's just it's unbelievable, and it's absolutely right, I believe
Speaker 1: with President Trump to say, we've got to look at
Speaker 1: all these TPS immigrants, We've got a we got a halt.
Speaker 1: We've got to halt immigration completely from third world countries.
Speaker 1: And for places where people are trying to kill us
Speaker 1: or to take down Western civilization. At the end of story,
Speaker 1: who's on the show? Well, got to talk to Janis Heisel.
Speaker 2: Listen to this.
Speaker 12: She wrote an incredible story about the just abject corruption
Speaker 12: in Minnesota with respect to these Samadols.
Speaker 2: The fraud, yeah, almost probably billions of dollars.
Speaker 12: But guess what she wrote this article and none other
Speaker 12: than Newt Gingrich recognized her in the article, saying how
Speaker 12: comprehensive it was.
Speaker 2: That's a heck of a feather in your cap. So
Speaker 2: we're going to talk to Janis about that.
Speaker 12: I'm gonna talk to James Bogan about a biological male
Speaker 12: participating and winning in a woman's strongman competition, if you
Speaker 12: can believe that.
Speaker 1: And I think calling Tim Waltz retarded as doing a
Speaker 1: disservice to people who have mental disabilities.
Speaker 12: Funny, I thought the same thing.
Speaker 2: Mike Allen Saturday midday after the show, show A huddles today.
Speaker 2: Lots of great games.
Speaker 1: Including the Big Game from the Big House, Ohio State
Speaker 1: Michigan will see you there.
Speaker 2: Service to a