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Speaker 2: Welcome everyone. It is Kentucky Sports Radio Wednesday or Thursday,
Speaker 2: May the fifteenth. I'm Matt Jones here in Louisville, Kentucky.
Speaker 2: I'm in studio. Shannon is across the hall. Ryan and
Speaker 2: Drew are in Lexington. You give Shannon Clark's Puppy Shop
Speaker 2: full line. It is ask Anything Thursday. You can ask
Speaker 2: anything you want. This is my last day of not
Speaker 2: interrupting Shannon and so so far, this is the day.
Speaker 2: This is the day that puts it to as though.
Speaker 2: Eight five nine two eight OHO twenty two eighty seven.
Speaker 2: I'm also looking at the phone so I'll be able
Speaker 2: to pick here on ask anything Thursday, hope to get
Speaker 2: some good questions. The Clark's Puppings Shot Phone nine a
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Speaker 2: I'll make them pay. I am told right now, Shannon
Speaker 2: that the WLAP stream is down. Yeah, which, once again,
Speaker 2: how does this always happen to us? I still don't
Speaker 2: get I do not understand how in twenty twenty five
Speaker 2: things break always with us. We had the show the
Speaker 2: other day in this seven ninety station in Louisville. Just
Speaker 2: in the middle of it, just switched to Dan Patrick
Speaker 2: in the middle of the.
Speaker 3: Show, trying to listen to Dan Patrick.
Speaker 2: Come on, Dan Patrick's not even on now Louisville. And
Speaker 2: so they just picked a random show in America and
Speaker 2: said we'll play that instead of Matt Well.
Speaker 4: The good thing is Nose Whistle seven ninety eight dot
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Speaker 2: What is the actual website?
Speaker 4: That's that's the way I know it. I mean seven
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Speaker 4: percent serious.
Speaker 2: You're telling me if you put in no swistle.
Speaker 3: Seven ninety am am dot way?
Speaker 2: Who did that?
Speaker 4: Let's just say our bosses have a good sense of
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Speaker 3: It does?
Speaker 2: Are you serious?
Speaker 3: Yes, I've been using this right now.
Speaker 2: No swistle seven ninety am dot com works?
Speaker 3: Yes.
Speaker 2: Stop, that's actually a funny joke. Who did that?
Speaker 5: Here?
Speaker 3: I just Shannon the dude? Probably, I'm laughing.
Speaker 6: You did it?
Speaker 2: You did that?
Speaker 7: What?
Speaker 2: Yes? It does work?
Speaker 5: You are.
Speaker 3: That's hilarious.
Speaker 2: That is so rude. Wow, all right, no swistle seven
Speaker 2: ninety am. I'd never heard that until right this second.
Speaker 2: All right, there you go the assumption shop phone line
Speaker 2: if I'm nine twenty eighty seven. Drew tweet that out
Speaker 2: so people can I just did confine the show if
Speaker 2: they if they need to, Ryan' here in downtown Louisville
Speaker 2: last I'm I'm going to start the show with the
Speaker 2: controversial opinion. And I've expressed this opinion before, but I
Speaker 2: feel it more strongly now than I that I think
Speaker 2: I ever have. Last night, I came to downtown Louisville.
Speaker 2: I was meeting some people for dinner, and I guess
Speaker 2: it was graduation night here in Louisville, right for some schools.
Speaker 2: All right, people everywhere, you know, as my mom would say,
Speaker 2: kind of amongst them, right, they're everywhere, and everybody is
Speaker 2: proud and they're happy, and I'm proud for them, and
Speaker 2: I'm happy. Right, Congratulations to all the people graduating from
Speaker 2: the high schools here in Louisville. I think they had
Speaker 2: it in the little convey center here next door, but
Speaker 2: it looked to me like there was also a like
Speaker 2: kids graduation, you know what I mean, like kindergarteners or
Speaker 2: fifth graders or whatever. These kids in their in their robes.
Speaker 2: And I am even more adamant than I've ever been
Speaker 2: that when we do graduations for children, that should be illegal.
Speaker 2: There should only be that you should be able to
Speaker 2: have high school graduation and college graduation. But graduations for
Speaker 2: kindergarten and fifth grade, to me, ryan are the stupidest
Speaker 2: things I've ever seen. And as I saw those kids,
Speaker 2: and you know, I'm not anti kid, I think they
Speaker 2: should exist, Drew, but as I saw those kids walking
Speaker 2: around in their in their robes, I thought, this is
Speaker 2: so dumb. First of all, the traffic's bad, and secondly,
Speaker 2: why do we do that for children? Eighth grade, still
Speaker 2: pushing it. But whatever. But when they have these little
Speaker 2: kid graduations, I think it's the stupidest thing.
Speaker 8: But you're not proud of their accomplishments.
Speaker 2: I mean the coursive, what they had to eat, chalk,
Speaker 2: that's what they do with. That's what kindergarteners. They don't
Speaker 2: accomplish anything. I think you should.
Speaker 8: They should be the superintendent of Jefferson County Public Schools.
Speaker 2: You just take well, I had a friend who was
Speaker 2: on the school board. I ain't doing that. I know
Speaker 2: what that's now, what that's like. But Drew, is that
Speaker 2: not the stupidest thing to have? Are you? For graduation
Speaker 2: for kindergarteners.
Speaker 8: I'm not going to say it gets under my skin
Speaker 8: like I'm feeling from you here, but it does seem
Speaker 8: a little over the top. It also diminishes all the
Speaker 8: other graduate when it's just every year you get to
Speaker 8: have a graduation. Make them work hard all the way
Speaker 8: until the very end and the one. Now, I'm not
Speaker 8: trying to get rid of children or I'm not going
Speaker 8: to be out yelling at cars or anything.
Speaker 2: Was yelling at some cars yesterday. People need to learn
Speaker 2: to park. And the over the top though Louisville, Shannon
Speaker 2: because of these one way streets. Like when if you
Speaker 2: don't understand downtown Louisville with these one way streets, you're
Speaker 2: gonna screw everything up. And I'm fine with it for
Speaker 2: high school because these kids, like this is a big
Speaker 2: moment in their life. For a lot of them, this
Speaker 2: might be the last time they have something like this.
Speaker 2: But for kindergarteners, to see those little kids, you know,
Speaker 2: waddling around in their stupid row.
Speaker 3: It's a big moment.
Speaker 4: Though they learned, they learned their letters. Do they still
Speaker 4: do the letter people? In kindergarten? That was a big,
Speaker 4: big thing.
Speaker 2: What does that mean?
Speaker 3: The letter people?
Speaker 2: I don't know what that means.
Speaker 4: Well, like each day you would have a different letter,
Speaker 4: and then each letter had its own song.
Speaker 3: It's on theme song. There was mister em with the
Speaker 3: munching mouth.
Speaker 4: There was you don't know the letter of people.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, what give me an example, like sing
Speaker 2: me one of the letters songs.
Speaker 4: I remember mister elm. It would go like mister m
Speaker 4: bump bump with the munching mouth. Bump bump, his mouth goes, munch, munch, munch,
Speaker 4: his mouth goes munch to midnight, midnight the morning mister
Speaker 4: m found down with the munch mouth.
Speaker 3: That's it. I'll tell you, I'll play still remember that.
Speaker 2: I still remember that. You're saying you learned that in kindergarten.
Speaker 3: Yes, and you still still remember the song.
Speaker 2: So did they have one for every letter?
Speaker 4: Every letter had a different song, and each day you
Speaker 4: did a different you learn your letters in kindergarten?
Speaker 2: Shannon, First of all, that's much more impressive than those
Speaker 2: stupid kids I saw graduating yesterday. Are you going to
Speaker 2: play those? But you play those coming into the breaks?
Speaker 2: We're going to learn some of these letter songs. Yeah,
Speaker 2: had you ever heard this, Ryan, I'd never heard these songs.
Speaker 3: Special in Bullet County. I guess, come on you, I've.
Speaker 2: Never heard that's never heard time I've ever heard that
Speaker 2: in mind.
Speaker 3: I mean, this was a big thing in like the
Speaker 3: seventies and eighties.
Speaker 2: So there and there was twenty six or whatever of them.
Speaker 3: Yeah, wow, So you don't even know how many letters?
Speaker 5: You know?
Speaker 3: They need to go back to kindergarten?
Speaker 2: Maybe? So was that wrong? Is it not twenty? It is? Okay?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 4: Yeah, you didn't sound confident when you said, well, I
Speaker 4: wasn't confident there.
Speaker 2: Could be twenty seven, maybe even twenty.
Speaker 7: I want to take something's gonna make even more frustrated
Speaker 7: about this. Okay, not only do they have kindergarten graduations,
Speaker 7: they're now doing preschool grades.
Speaker 2: That's ridiculous. I mean, that's ridiculous. I mean of preschool
Speaker 2: is breathe right, like you don't even have to at
Speaker 2: the pee on yourself. Here's the thing that they do
Speaker 2: that won't even get you out of preschool. I don't
Speaker 2: think it's Drew. This is clearly for the parents, right,
Speaker 2: the parents want to make a big show of everything.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna even go so far as to say, I
Speaker 2: bet the kids don't like it. I bet the parents
Speaker 2: don't like it. When I was a kid, I didn't
Speaker 2: want to wear itchy clothes, and these kids, they make
Speaker 2: them dress up and then most importantly, they clog up
Speaker 2: the traffic in downtown Louisville. Andrew, I'm I'm I'm completely
Speaker 2: against it. High school, I think you should make the
Speaker 2: biggest scene of it possible. College make your scene, but
Speaker 2: in these elementary grades, absolutely ridiculous.
Speaker 8: Do you know the root of the problem. I have
Speaker 8: a three Facebook and Instagram. They want attention of their kids, right,
Speaker 8: pictures in their gown, Yes, have your party at home
Speaker 8: with family.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 8: That's how it was forever until we got social media.
Speaker 8: Everybody needs a reason to have more pictures to post
Speaker 8: and say, look at my kid, he didn't pee on
Speaker 8: himself in kindergarten and.
Speaker 2: He finished and on to face. Nothing worse attention, attention,
Speaker 2: attention attention. I agree, there's nothing worse than on Like
Speaker 2: when I go on Facebook now it's only people's kids,
Speaker 2: and it'll be like, can you believe he's eight? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Like hand, you know why you had him eight years ago?
Speaker 3: The other nobody cares. But no one cares and grandma.
Speaker 2: No one cares. That's exactly right. Just just text it
Speaker 2: to grandma. It's like that. One time, uh ksr TJ.
Speaker 2: Bisner who now works with Bill Belichick and Jordan Nutson,
Speaker 2: which kids, Yes, uh TJ Weisner, somebody was mouthing off
Speaker 2: to him on Twitter and the guy only had two followers,
Speaker 2: and TJ responded with the great line. I remember we
Speaker 2: were on one of our road trips and TJ just responded,
Speaker 2: you have two followers, just text them, And I thought
Speaker 2: that was a great line, same thing about pictures of
Speaker 2: eighth graders. Just just send them to Grandma because no
Speaker 2: one else Ryan really cares.
Speaker 7: No, Drew's right, it's all just the social media. Look
Speaker 7: at me, me, me, look at my kids.
Speaker 3: Look what their look.
Speaker 4: Would be The type of parent that would do that, though,
Speaker 4: wouldn't you? Wouldn't you tweet out?
Speaker 3: Yes, you know I was not around.
Speaker 2: When you had little kids, but I bet you put
Speaker 2: out every picture right look at look at Josiah, he's nine.
Speaker 2: Oh my, what can you believe it?
Speaker 3: Probably it is different when it's your kids.
Speaker 7: Like, I don't want to put stuff out about myself,
Speaker 7: but I want to put stuff out about my guy.
Speaker 2: You know, I don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't know why.
Speaker 2: And I say this respectfully to people's kids. I'm not
Speaker 2: even friends with their kids, so like you're making me. Look,
Speaker 2: I mean, nobody will say this, but Shannon, I know
Speaker 2: you'll agree with me. Yeah, you know, until the kid
Speaker 2: has a personality, what is there even to say to him?
Speaker 3: Well, I mean, I think the kid has a personality
Speaker 3: at the age of six.
Speaker 2: But do you have friendships with your friend's kids. No,
Speaker 2: But I I mean I have knowledge him as they've
Speaker 2: gotten knowledge too. I started to as they've gotten older,
Speaker 2: right because now I feel like I can interact with him.
Speaker 2: But when they were like three or four, you just
Speaker 2: kind of look at him and go, hey, kid.
Speaker 8: I can only imagine how mad people are getting on
Speaker 8: the other.
Speaker 4: If you ever have a kid, this is going to
Speaker 4: be the greatest stretch of Grady.
Speaker 2: I have a kid, I am not going to I
Speaker 2: can guarantee you I will not post look how old
Speaker 2: my kid is. Can you believe he's six or whatever?
Speaker 3: But you'll be posting proud papa moments.
Speaker 7: Especially if it's a cute little girl. Matt's gonna be
Speaker 7: so proud of his little girl and a little when
Speaker 7: they graduate high school.
Speaker 2: You'll see him when they're born, Shannon, and when they graduate.
Speaker 3: High Okay, so it'll be eighteen years of nothing.
Speaker 2: And if with it the great I'm on, I may
Speaker 2: not even be alive when they graduate high school.
Speaker 3: That's right, Mick Jagger's still doing it. You can do
Speaker 3: it too.
Speaker 2: Anyway, They at least should learn how to get through
Speaker 2: the traffic, because it was it was a circus in
Speaker 2: here in this town. And you know they run, they
Speaker 2: make them back to back, so people are leaving and
Speaker 2: getting there. And you know the city of Louisville with
Speaker 2: the one way streets, it just freaks people out. They
Speaker 2: were turning the wrong way. It was a circus down
Speaker 2: here last night.
Speaker 7: It's two weeks from the day and Lexington just a
Speaker 7: heads up warning it don't don't come to down.
Speaker 2: Lesington only has so many roads you can go on.
Speaker 2: You know, Louisville, Shannon's got tons of one way streets
Speaker 2: and sometimes it's two one ways in the same direction,
Speaker 2: back to back, right, they don't alternate. Yeah, you got it.
Speaker 3: You gotta pay attention.
Speaker 2: You got it.
Speaker 3: Very easy to go down the wrong way.
Speaker 2: You're exactly. It is very easy in Louisville to go
Speaker 2: down the wrong way, and a lot of people were
Speaker 2: doing it, for kindergarteners in their in their robes. You
Speaker 2: want to you want to know what how much of
Speaker 2: a change of turning of the page I have for
Speaker 2: this new like not interrupting week.
Speaker 9: Let's start with Bob and Jamestown right now, Yes, first segment.
Speaker 9: Never take the first segment. Bob, Oh my gosh, go
Speaker 9: far all Matt.
Speaker 6: My mother was so proud when I leved the band
Speaker 6: in Missus Bailey's uh kindergarten crash at Anchorage Public School.
Speaker 6: I mean this cap and gown, full dress, she was
Speaker 6: so still got a picture of it nineteen fifty nine,
Speaker 6: letting him.
Speaker 3: Go, there's no way they had kindergarten back then.
Speaker 2: I don't believe that, Bob. They didn't have garden graduations
Speaker 2: in nineteen fifty nine. That didn't happen.
Speaker 6: Anchorage Public School. I mean it was one of the
Speaker 6: best schools in the state.
Speaker 2: I think it was one of the best kindergartens in
Speaker 2: the state. They have They had kindergarten rankings in nineteen
Speaker 2: fifty nine.
Speaker 6: They still have their original nineteen eleven buildings there.
Speaker 2: Well that I think the date their facility.
Speaker 6: Who who Fine, that's great.
Speaker 2: Who ranked kindergartens in nineteen fifty nine, Bob? Was that?
Speaker 2: US News and World Report?
Speaker 6: State Board of Education?
Speaker 2: What did they rank them based?
Speaker 6: Border of education?
Speaker 2: What did they rank them based? Though? Wow?
Speaker 6: All kind of scholastic averages to the classroom of the
Speaker 6: subjects attendeence.
Speaker 2: Yeah, just showing up. That's why you don't have it. Well, Bob,
Speaker 2: that's the shortest I've ever made you wait, So happy birthday. Okay,
Speaker 2: that was back in March.
Speaker 6: Anyway, have a good day, Mabe.
Speaker 2: There you go. If I'm nine to eight twenty eighty seven,
Speaker 2: I'm so proud of you right now though surprise, and
Speaker 2: that was why you were very surprised. I did that
Speaker 2: right there. We will take a break. It's ask anything Thursday.
Speaker 2: I can't wait to see the text machine with all
Speaker 2: the bombs. This is kaz.
Speaker 3: There you go.
Speaker 2: Wow, oh wow, I never I've never heard this in
Speaker 2: my mind either, never heard. I had no idea that
Speaker 2: was the thing.
Speaker 4: I'm getting a lot of people on the uh the
Speaker 4: Twitter machine that that have heard it.
Speaker 3: Though.
Speaker 2: That's amazing good, Like you know, I like this show
Speaker 2: because it teaches me stuff. We learned about Joe Creesan's book,
Speaker 2: which now sits on my uh coffee table in it's
Speaker 2: a great that's a great book because it has like Ryan,
Speaker 2: each story is like a page, so you can like
Speaker 2: just kind of come to it, leave, come to it
Speaker 2: and leave that kind of thing. And now I want
Speaker 2: to read about this song. Yes, yeah, it's actually a
Speaker 2: great book for you, right. It's in those little short bursts.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I need you have a little little recap on
Speaker 7: each county is like somebody else did not too long ago.
Speaker 3: I loved that kind of stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's like Alan Cutler's book, if it wasn't just
Speaker 2: about Alan Cutler, like his.
Speaker 3: Was cut to the chase.
Speaker 2: Yes, it was cut to the Cutlor not surprisingly drew
Speaker 2: some people not agree with me. Oh yeah. On the comments,
Speaker 2: I wondered if W. L a. P. Pulled the plug
Speaker 2: knowing that it was come. I mean, I'm just saying.
Speaker 2: One person writes, Matt, I don't really believe you should
Speaker 2: talk about kids. You don't have them, so you don't understand.
Speaker 2: When I hear people say this, My answer is this,
Speaker 2: do you feel that way about other things? Right? If
Speaker 2: you do, then I'm fair. But do you think you
Speaker 2: know what? I can't talk about politics because I've never
Speaker 2: done it. I can't talk about medicine because I've never
Speaker 2: done it. If you feel that way, then fair. But people,
Speaker 2: but Ryan, we always say I always say this. People
Speaker 2: act like kids are something it's impossible to comprehend unless
Speaker 2: you have, But then they have an opinion on everything else.
Speaker 2: Why can't Why is that different?
Speaker 3: It's something about the just being proud of them, or
Speaker 3: something about.
Speaker 2: You see proud of them. But Shanon, they can be
Speaker 2: proud of them, just with themselves. Why do they have
Speaker 2: to show it to you?
Speaker 4: And if we're only talking about things we know, I
Speaker 4: mean we never played NFL or any Yeah, we all
Speaker 4: have opinions on that.
Speaker 2: The only thing I could literally talk about is law
Speaker 2: and radio. Yeah, that's it. That would be all you'd
Speaker 2: be able to talk about. One person writes Matt, I
Speaker 2: have a kid. I went to a kindergarten graduation last year.
Speaker 2: You're completely right. The whole time, I sit there thinking
Speaker 2: about what you were saying and say, Matt would hate this,
Speaker 2: and then I decided I hated it too. There you go, Drew,
Speaker 2: we're having an impact on society people. Maybe just they
Speaker 2: need to hear this. Yes, you know what.
Speaker 8: The kids getting tired of graduations like, oh I did
Speaker 8: it again, Will let me put on my gown again? No,
Speaker 8: the big one is what you want them to look
Speaker 8: forward to way down the line.
Speaker 2: Every kid I saw downtown last night looked miserable. The
Speaker 2: high school kids looked happy, they had flowers. I was
Speaker 2: happy for them. The little kids looked miserable. Shannon, there's
Speaker 2: a person outside my door.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they're telling you that there's a level bats game
Speaker 4: about to start and you're in their studio.
Speaker 2: Please them.
Speaker 3: Oh they want to leave this.
Speaker 2: They want me to leave this studio for a Louisville
Speaker 2: Bats game.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and go where.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm not going anywhere.
Speaker 3: Go out on the streets at four Street and just
Speaker 3: calling on you.
Speaker 2: The lot Bats game starts at eleven, I guess. And
Speaker 2: they want me to leave so they can broadcast the
Speaker 2: louis But.
Speaker 3: I don't know where you're gonna go.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're not doing that. This is a stand though.
Speaker 3: Lock the door.
Speaker 2: I'm not leaving.
Speaker 8: Put a chair up under the door, handle them in.
Speaker 2: No, I'm gonna go lock hang on.
Speaker 3: Just he's gonna lie. I don't know there's been a guy.
Speaker 2: I mean, hang on. I'm gonna put a chair up
Speaker 2: against the door so they can't push it.
Speaker 3: That'll stop them. Yeah, the chairs while.
Speaker 8: He's locking the door. This this is a heck of
Speaker 8: a start to a show. I feel like we're in
Speaker 8: a second hour.
Speaker 2: Yeah, sorry about that. Seven? All right, before I get
Speaker 2: the phone. Andy Basher has a podcast. Does anyone listen
Speaker 2: to it? You?
Speaker 8: I mentioned that last time. I haven't like sat down
Speaker 8: and said, oh I want to listen to Andy for
Speaker 8: an hour. But I've seen a lot of the clips.
Speaker 2: Listen to any of it. I like Andy, I can't
Speaker 2: really imagine listening to a podcast of him hosting. I
Speaker 2: actually think he is a guest. Is it bad? But
Speaker 2: it may be good. I haven't listened to it. But
Speaker 2: his guest that came out this morning, Ryan, is John
Speaker 2: cal Perry really Yes? Good decision. Bad decision for the
Speaker 2: governor of Kentucky to have Callen. I don't think by
Speaker 2: the way he's had Pope Kelsey stoops uh brohm, I
Speaker 2: don't think he's had any of them on. Good decision
Speaker 2: to have John cal Perry on.
Speaker 7: I think you would want to have him on, but
Speaker 7: not before the guys you just mentioned. I think you
Speaker 7: want to get your Kentucky coaches on first, wouldn't you,
Speaker 7: and then maybe bring Cal on months later.
Speaker 2: I'm a little surprised. I have to say, Drew, that
Speaker 2: you go with cal you know, if but Sheer was
Speaker 2: like a hard hitting interviewer. I actually wouldn't mind hearing
Speaker 2: it to see somebody ask Cal some questions from the
Speaker 2: Kentucky perspective. But I don't think that's what Bashir is
Speaker 2: gonna be. But I was a little surprised. I would
Speaker 2: think this is episode six. I would have thought by
Speaker 2: now he would try to get Pope now Pope and
Speaker 2: Kelsey and then might want to stay away because of
Speaker 2: the you know, political aspect. I don't know, but interesting
Speaker 2: to me that Cal Perry. I that's almost like, I
Speaker 2: don't know, it's an odd thing for the governor of
Speaker 2: Kentucky to do, don't you think.
Speaker 8: I was quite surprised to see that name pop up.
Speaker 8: But I'm also look at cal dooin media in Kentucky.
Speaker 8: What's his first interview since twenty twenty twenty twenty one.
Speaker 8: At least somebody was able to book him in this
Speaker 8: true Now I'm looking at the other guests. Yeah, I'm
Speaker 8: just reading off the titles. Episode one. It says Andy
Speaker 8: his son and the CEO of Morgan and Morgan episode
Speaker 8: So what was not the CEO of Morgan and Morgan?
Speaker 2: That's what it says. I was the episode? Alright? And
Speaker 2: he needs to go?
Speaker 8: Podcast dot Com Allsode two Nicole Levant on lost leadership
Speaker 8: in Legacy, Shannon needs to check out episode three with
Speaker 8: Senator Amy kolbyshark okay UH Senator Chris Coons to federal
Speaker 8: Firings in episode four.
Speaker 2: He's a smart guy, all right?
Speaker 8: Soy in episode five was a Kentucky Derby special. So uh,
Speaker 8: you can kind of get the timeline of what she
Speaker 8: is going for here.
Speaker 2: We're gonna say a little bit starting with a lawyer
Speaker 2: and then ending with getting up to cal I mean
Speaker 2: it would be hypocritical of me, Shannon, because I would
Speaker 2: have cal On in a heartbeature. But yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Let's go to h Kelly. Go ahead, Kelly, you got
Speaker 2: about a minute.
Speaker 10: Oh, I get a whole minute. I I know, I
Speaker 10: don't worry. I wont But Shannon, I remember the other
Speaker 10: of people. Uh, And I immediately started singing the things
Speaker 10: on I'm not gonna embarrass myself and do it on
Speaker 10: the radio. But my ask Anything Thursday question. Last night
Speaker 10: at the KASR Bowling League, we were kind of reminiscing
Speaker 10: on like hashtags from the past. We were talking specifically
Speaker 10: about the ask him uh hashtag that kind of went
Speaker 10: viral and got trending. What are ur All's favorite like
Speaker 10: hashtags or topics or things that went viral?
Speaker 2: We took the war, we took the one guy?
Speaker 7: What was it?
Speaker 2: Drew Slade, Brian t Slade. That was my favorite, and
Speaker 2: that went like number one in the country. And it
Speaker 2: was a dude who just called and like kind of
Speaker 2: was arrogant. Brian T Slade, I remember that. Now, that's
Speaker 2: my favorite.
Speaker 8: You got one, Drew uh we got Drew Franklin day
Speaker 8: and Matt Jones book to number one in the country.
Speaker 2: We did ye. T J. Smith, personal injury attorney called TJ.
Speaker 3: He'll make them pay.
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Speaker 2: By the way. Some people are making the point, Ryan,
Speaker 2: this makes some sense, you know, but Sheer's wanting to
Speaker 2: run for president. Cal's a pretty big name. Maybe that's
Speaker 2: why that's fair. I mean, Cal is probably a bigger
Speaker 2: name than Poper Kelsey if you're trying to get a
Speaker 2: national stage, So that makes sense.
Speaker 7: I guess yeah, I totally understand him want Cal on there.
Speaker 7: It just seems a little odd that the timing. You
Speaker 7: don't have the Kentucky guys on first, and then you
Speaker 7: bring Cal on for a big splash.
Speaker 2: Yeah do you what do you think you know that
Speaker 2: he's on? I mean, truely, you Bashir is gonna run
Speaker 2: for president? That's gonna be weird, isn't it? Like he's
Speaker 2: like he's gonna run. It's that is gonna happen. That
Speaker 2: everybody's reporting like he's one of the first people getting in.
Speaker 2: I mean, the election's three plus years away, so it's
Speaker 2: a little early, but I think that's gonna happen.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it's gotten. Even if you're not paying that close
Speaker 8: attention someone like me, you can just tell by stuff
Speaker 8: popping up on social media. The Cal thing included. I
Speaker 8: agree that he's trying to get a big name. Uh,
Speaker 8: Basher's doing a lot of stuff he wasn't doing in
Speaker 8: his first few years. Putting his stuff out there a
Speaker 8: lot more than he ever has.
Speaker 2: Would you vote for him? Shannon? Do you uh?
Speaker 3: Do you care about the Shear's podcast?
Speaker 2: No, not the podcast, But would you vote for him?
Speaker 2: Like it's like if you were voting in the Democratic?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I think I would.
Speaker 2: Would you be more likely to vote for him because
Speaker 2: he's from here.
Speaker 4: And because I know more about him? I probably wouldn't
Speaker 4: know or something like yeah, yeah for sure. Yeah, I
Speaker 4: don't you know. I'm still mad at her. She maybe
Speaker 4: miss the Royal.
Speaker 8: I vote for him just because that selfie he took
Speaker 8: with Ryan and Ryan put his head on his chest
Speaker 8: at the PGA last year.
Speaker 2: That was weird. That was weird. That was very weird.
Speaker 2: Now that people are saying the graduations are not till
Speaker 2: May twenty third, so who was downtown last night?
Speaker 7: Maybe it was just the little guys. His preschool graduations,
Speaker 7: kindergarten graduations I think are happening now.
Speaker 2: Even dumber? What person writes Matt, do you follow as
Speaker 2: a lawyer famous trials like the Karen Reid and did
Speaker 2: Eat trials?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 2: I know who Karen Rea. I've heard her name, yeah,
Speaker 2: and I know what did she allegedly kill her husband.
Speaker 2: Is that what it is that or killed? Who did
Speaker 2: she kill or allegenid?
Speaker 7: Yeah, her husband left him out in the cold to
Speaker 7: die allegedly.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I don't know any details. I think the
Speaker 2: first trial happened when I was in Europe last summer,
Speaker 2: so I didn't really follow it at all. But no,
Speaker 2: And I've seen that the Diddy trial is going, but
Speaker 2: I haven't really followed that either. It makes me kind
Speaker 2: of mad when I see trials because of I know
Speaker 2: people in the news don't know anything about it, and
Speaker 2: so I think Drew. I just don't follow it because
Speaker 2: I don't feel like they know what they're talking about.
Speaker 2: So I don't really watch them, do you.
Speaker 8: Uh No, I'm not someone that does the all day
Speaker 8: court TV thing, but once Keith Morrison packages it up
Speaker 8: into an hour special on Dateline, yes, Like, so I
Speaker 8: know Karen Reid from what date Lines told me, but
Speaker 8: I don't get into the lives you.
Speaker 2: All do know Karen Reid, So what is it? She
Speaker 2: supposedly killed her husband, and but there's a lot of
Speaker 2: people it seems like they don't think she did.
Speaker 7: Yeah, they think it was a cover up by the
Speaker 7: Boston Police Department. She she ran over her husband and
Speaker 7: left him out in the cold, was like blow zero
Speaker 7: degrees to die. But then they're saying that the Boston
Speaker 7: Police Department are covering it up, and that they.
Speaker 2: Why why would they cover it? Why would they care?
Speaker 2: I don't know if they were involved. He was a
Speaker 2: police officer. Oh yeah, okay, well that's an important point.
Speaker 2: He was a police officer. Okay.
Speaker 8: It was like a late at night people have been drinking.
Speaker 8: The alleged that she hit him with the car, leaving
Speaker 8: in the snow or something like that. Right, clearly, I
Speaker 8: don't know what that will.
Speaker 2: But that's the uh. And this is the second trial, yes, okay,
Speaker 2: because if what happened to the first.
Speaker 3: One, I can't tell you.
Speaker 2: You don't know. I don't know, so you don't really
Speaker 2: follow the story very well.
Speaker 3: I think it was they were deadlock six six, yes.
Speaker 2: Ok yeah, all right, ask anything Thursday, a different Bob. Bob,
Speaker 2: go ahead, this is the real Bob. Oh hey, Bob,
Speaker 2: how are you?
Speaker 5: I liked? I like to remember Harvey. He was the
Speaker 5: is on top of his games, and y'all wouldn't ask
Speaker 5: him hard question? And what was the hard talked about?
Speaker 5: This is all of Rosemary, how I would cure everything.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was that was Yeah, that was Harvey. You're right,
Speaker 2: the the guy from Burnside or whatever. Yes, he was.
Speaker 5: Entertaining and but he whatd all all Rosemary on the Yeah,
Speaker 5: bully budges and worked good on the book. What did
Speaker 5: he do on the audi? And there's one other things
Speaker 5: I like.
Speaker 2: The older you get, you get a little spicier. Have
Speaker 2: you noticed that Shennon about him?
Speaker 5: The older he gets, like comment, the risk is not
Speaker 5: as great.
Speaker 2: To get out.
Speaker 5: The one other thing I like, back back in the Great,
Speaker 5: the Great programs you had the one in Wadie, I'd
Speaker 5: love to see your rye up. There was a Conway
Speaker 5: twitty hairdo. That's I read girls, can't.
Speaker 2: I appreciate the God. We didn't ever go though. We
Speaker 2: were supposed to go to Wattie to see the werewolf.
Speaker 2: That's one of the ones that people say is a
Speaker 2: KSR thing Ryan that never ended up happening because we
Speaker 2: never went.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I have my tent, I had my backpack. I
Speaker 7: was ready to go camping overnight out there. Then they
Speaker 7: ended up catching the dog that they think was doing
Speaker 7: all the damage.
Speaker 2: That was a continuing story for people who haven't been
Speaker 2: listening for a long time. They thought there was people
Speaker 2: in Wattie thought there was a werewolf and it turned
Speaker 2: out just to be a dog. But that was that
Speaker 2: was a good multiple week story, Jacob, go ahead, Jacob, Hey.
Speaker 11: Matt, So, I was just curious you could kind of
Speaker 11: elaborate on what happened with the Mark Soups and Texas
Speaker 11: A and M. I think, of course the reports come
Speaker 11: out A and M saying the donors said no, I
Speaker 11: was remember you saying that that was definitely what happened.
Speaker 11: But I was just told me you would like, well
Speaker 11: I don't.
Speaker 8: I mean, I.
Speaker 2: You know, So there was a night so we beat
Speaker 2: Louisville during the day that day, I think we beat
Speaker 2: him at noon, and I I am fairly confident he
Speaker 2: had been talking to A and M before that game.
Speaker 2: Then when he won, I think things changed a little bit.
Speaker 2: There was more would you agree with that, Ryan, There
Speaker 2: was more excitement there for if us did you? But
Speaker 2: what all right, Well we're still here, right, you turn
Speaker 2: them down, So turn them down, We'll keep going. So,
Speaker 2: you know, we we we beat Louisville and then I
Speaker 2: think he was ready to accept the job. But he
Speaker 2: then wanted to. He told his staff for the first
Speaker 2: time basically to see who would be going with him
Speaker 2: if he went, and essentially all or most of his
Speaker 2: staff it looked like was not going to go. And
Speaker 2: I think that then gave him some second thoughts. And
Speaker 2: while he had those second thoughts and was trying to
Speaker 2: decide whether or not to take it, then they had
Speaker 2: the whole controversy where a lot of his donors at
Speaker 2: A and M, they were starting to revolt, and I
Speaker 2: think the thing just fell apart. Now it's clear from
Speaker 2: Stoops's side it was a he pulled away. A and
Speaker 2: M tries to say they pulled away, but I actually think, sir,
Speaker 2: it was really a Stoops assumed the whole gang would
Speaker 2: go with him, and the whole gang wasn't going to
Speaker 2: go with him. Remember that was still Liam Cohen back then,
Speaker 2: So I think that is what made it all fall apart.
Speaker 2: But who was the first person to say no? I
Speaker 2: am not one hundred percent sure, to be honest, but
Speaker 2: I think they both kind of mutually fell out of
Speaker 2: love with each other when things didn't work out as
Speaker 2: they thought they might. Forgetpreciate it. I'm of the belief
Speaker 2: that if we lost to Louisville in that game in
Speaker 2: Louisville two years ago, Mark might have it would have
Speaker 2: ended up the coach there, but we didn't Mark. Then
Speaker 2: things just kind of changed. And I was around a
Speaker 2: lot that evening while it was happening, and it was
Speaker 2: a really bizarre thing to kind of be a part of.
Speaker 2: It's a great sort of six hours of UK history,
Speaker 2: kind of like the six hours when Gillespie left and
Speaker 2: they couldn't find him and all that. If I'm nine
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Speaker 2: we can get Ryan and Drew back. Either way, we
Speaker 2: will take a break and be right back. KSR welcome back,
Speaker 2: tell you sports Radio. I'm gonna apologize for the technical problems.
Speaker 2: Nothing we can do about it, but it's been I
Speaker 2: think a difficulty, especially for people listening in Lexington. What
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Speaker 3: Those whistles seven ninety am dot com.
Speaker 2: Maybe you can try that. One's been more consistent, but
Speaker 2: I admit it frustrates me to know end that this
Speaker 2: cannot consistently work doesn't happen. Well, I'll just hush about it,
Speaker 2: but it does drive me crazy. If I'm nine two
Speaker 2: eight oh twenty two eighty seven, Uh, it is the
Speaker 2: UH Clark's puppet shop phone line Avisonato glass text machine
Speaker 2: seven seven two seven seven four five two five four
Speaker 2: what person rights? Matt? I hear through the grapevine that
Speaker 2: you've become friendly with the UH administration at U of L.
Speaker 2: Is that true? Say it ain't so? Well. I wouldn't
Speaker 2: say friendly, but I will I will say this and
Speaker 2: this is something that I genuinely think the University of
Speaker 2: Kentucky has to change in the coming years. And it
Speaker 2: has nothing to do with me. It's just in general.
Speaker 2: U of L is well. I'll just use a personal example.
Speaker 2: If I wanted to Drew, I could call Pat Kelsey,
Speaker 2: Jeff Brohm, the AD and people high up in the administration.
Speaker 2: I have their phone numbers. Now I have no reason
Speaker 2: to call them. Most but all of those people that
Speaker 2: I just mentioned have at some point reached out to
Speaker 2: me and said, Hey, love to meet you sometime. I
Speaker 2: have no way of contacting directly Mitch Barnhart, Mark Pope,
Speaker 2: pretty much anyone except Mark Stoopes. And it's because UK
Speaker 2: has a personal Like UK, they don't reach out to media.
Speaker 2: They just don't. The people that work in the media
Speaker 2: relations department are very nice people, but they don't proact.
Speaker 2: They see media like as the enemy. And they also
Speaker 2: and JMI sees them as a competitor. So whereas U
Speaker 2: of L they're better at it. They just are. So
Speaker 2: you wonder sometimes why does Pat Kelsey and Jeff Brown
Speaker 2: get such a good press nationally. That's a big part
Speaker 2: of the reason why. And I don't know what you
Speaker 2: think Ryan Drew, but I think it's an absurd situation
Speaker 2: where it is much It would be much easier for
Speaker 2: me to get Pat Kelcey on this show than it
Speaker 2: has been to get Mark Pope. We are having him
Speaker 2: next week and I'm glad, But to me, that's ridiculous.
Speaker 2: But that's kind of how it is now.
Speaker 8: Now, this is a free tool for them to use.
Speaker 8: This is on statewide right now. Well maybe not right
Speaker 8: now because of her difficulties, but I mean, we would
Speaker 8: love to have anyone any time from over there, and
Speaker 8: it's very rare that we have a guest or any
Speaker 8: kind of real conversation with anyone on that side. It's
Speaker 8: ridiculous part of it, as I do think the three
Speaker 8: letter brand Jesus as an enemy JMI. But also when
Speaker 8: they have something to promote, why wouldn't you hop on this?
Speaker 8: This is absolutely free to just whatever you're trying to sell,
Speaker 8: whatever it is. Why message you want?
Speaker 2: Top's first interview with John Rothstein's Twitter account, Shannon, That's
Speaker 2: a good question. I'm being serious, Like, I don't I
Speaker 2: don't understand. They have offered me to have Pat Kelcey
Speaker 2: on all the time, and I have said to them,
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna do it till I have Pope on.
Speaker 2: But Pope is like scheduling an interview with the Pope.
Speaker 3: And when do we ever have a chance to have
Speaker 3: a UFL coach on this show?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just there's a part of me that says,
Speaker 2: I hope UK realizes we're entering into a different era
Speaker 2: where this stuff is gonna matter a lot more. Fans
Speaker 2: have so much access to everything, and you're asking them
Speaker 2: for more money, and you're asking them for more attention
Speaker 2: and Ryan, you're asking them to donate and you're asking
Speaker 2: them to pay for more when they're getting less. And
Speaker 2: UK sees themselves as a product that doesn't really need
Speaker 2: it can sell itself. And I think they're gonna see
Speaker 2: this year with football that that's not true. And had
Speaker 2: Col stayed, I think they would have seen it with
Speaker 2: basketball too, right.
Speaker 7: I think you guys hit it. I think it's the
Speaker 7: folks in the UK sports Information. I think they're in
Speaker 7: a bad position because of the pushback they get from JMI.
Speaker 7: I think that I think a lot of it stems
Speaker 7: from that they are so scared and afraid of what
Speaker 7: JM I I could do or pull away from them
Speaker 7: or whatever that they got to like walk a thin
Speaker 7: line with the rest of the media around here.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I'm not calling any of these people saying
Speaker 2: it because I don't need to talk. I want to
Speaker 2: talk to any of them, Honestly, I just want to
Speaker 2: sit at home. But it is a dumb world where
Speaker 2: I can pull up my phone book and have all
Speaker 2: of the UFL coaches in and I have to go
Speaker 2: through like nine layers of security to get to the
Speaker 2: Kentucky WANs.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you would think that, like Drew said, they would
Speaker 3: want to be on this ship.
Speaker 2: I think you would think it.
Speaker 3: But that's talked to the entire state.
Speaker 8: There's been times even recently when you're out whe Ron
Speaker 8: and I wanted to do something just outside the baseball
Speaker 8: stadium to promote oping, like we'll be in the parking lot.
Speaker 8: We're trying to put attention on opening days.
Speaker 2: They won't do it. Yeah, nope, get out of here,
Speaker 2: won't They won't do it. I mean, Mark Pope's coming on.
Speaker 2: I can't do it live. They're making me come in
Speaker 2: and tape it because I can't be in the building
Speaker 2: when it's live. How ridiculous is that?
Speaker 3: One of the coaches can't come to join us at
Speaker 3: kas Bar.
Speaker 2: He can't come to ks Bar because we are a
Speaker 2: competitor allegedly with Malones Shannon. Stop it, you know, I mean,
Speaker 2: stop it. It's so ridiculous and they're only hurting themselves,
Speaker 2: which they're gonna see, I think when the football season starts. David,
Speaker 2: go ahead, David.
Speaker 12: Hey, Matt, good morning to you. You had brought up
Speaker 12: earlier this week about I guess the client of John Calperry.
Speaker 12: He's a recruiting over the years with Boogie Flann not
Speaker 12: being a first round draft pick, and it just got
Speaker 12: me thinking about that time, a period of time when
Speaker 12: from two thousand and nine to twenty fifteen, cal Perry
Speaker 12: could just get anybody he wanted, where there's the number
Speaker 12: one guy and number two guy, and then from twenty
Speaker 12: fifteen onwards, it seemed that like a dude was pretty
Speaker 12: much getting anybody they wanted, and cal Perry was losing
Speaker 12: out on the guys he used to get. I think
Speaker 12: you had told said back in the day that it
Speaker 12: was a result of like I think Lebron and Nike's
Speaker 12: camp had like a friction with John Calperry. Be wrong.
Speaker 12: I said that do you think you'd kind of elaborate
Speaker 12: on that.
Speaker 2: No, that happened when did coach K Drew become the
Speaker 2: Olympic coach? Was that twenty sixteen? Was that when he
Speaker 2: became there?
Speaker 8: He was the coach in twenty twelve too, because I
Speaker 8: think Anthony Davis was on You're.
Speaker 2: Right about that case too. I think what happened, I
Speaker 2: don't know friction like they were fighting, but Lebron maybe
Speaker 2: through the Olympic process or whatever, I think they developed
Speaker 2: an affinity for the For coach K. I think worldwide
Speaker 2: West and Leon Rose kind of became either neutral or
Speaker 2: they weren't as cal centric, and it started to show itself.
Speaker 2: You know, he still got top recruits through twenty fifteen,
Speaker 2: even into twenty sixteen, twenty seventeen, but then all of
Speaker 2: a sudden, I think when Duke started going full in
Speaker 2: on one and done, I think Lebron and them kind
Speaker 2: of Drew wouldn't use that, Like if they asked their opinion,
Speaker 2: I think they said, Duke, would you agree with that? Yeah?
Speaker 8: And they'd got to stretch where Lebron was bragging on
Speaker 8: coach K seemingly all the time, and as you know,
Speaker 8: in the moment we had wasn't too far removed from
Speaker 8: Lebron being the white Repperina, and I remember thinking, like,
Speaker 8: what are we doing Lebron get back over on this side.
Speaker 2: And the Olympics had to have been a big part
Speaker 2: of it. So I don't think there was like a
Speaker 2: huge falling out. I just think the most favored nation
Speaker 2: status went to Duke, and since the guys back then
Speaker 2: they were recruiting were a small amount of people, these
Speaker 2: one and done kids, some of them just started shifting
Speaker 2: their minds in the other direction. Now we still ended
Speaker 2: up with Dearon Fox and Maliite Monk and some guys
Speaker 2: that were Jamal Murray that were very highly touted, but
Speaker 2: I do think it slipped, and then when you get
Speaker 2: to the Zion years, a lot of those dudes ended
Speaker 2: up going to Duke.
Speaker 12: Absolutely, thanks Matt.
Speaker 2: Appreciate the call, and I do think that was a
Speaker 2: big thing ryan for col he started losing his first
Speaker 2: choice in guys, which I do think hurd especially as
Speaker 2: we get into post COVID.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because you guys know they're for a long time.
Speaker 3: If Cal wanted a.
Speaker 2: Guy, he got that guy. I'd say in his first
Speaker 2: six years, Cal may be lost on one or two guys.
Speaker 2: That number grew as the years. As the years went on,
Speaker 2: A five nine two twenty two eighty seven, I'm gonna
Speaker 2: go fight the Louisville Bats person out here, Shannon. We'll
Speaker 2: see if we're on for hour number two. This is
Speaker 2: KSR