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Speaker 3: Hey, welcome to Monday show Morning Studio Morning. Today's Veterans Day.
Speaker 3: So later on the Air Force band will be here,
Speaker 3: which is super cool. They came in last year and
Speaker 3: played they're in the Air Force and they're really good
Speaker 3: and they do like a medley of all this service academies.
Speaker 3: It's awesome. So that's later a Veterans Day history lesson time. Sure, yeah,
Speaker 3: thank you have a seat. Professor Bones is here? Why
Speaker 3: you clean your throat? I want to just getting ready
Speaker 3: to got my pen and everything. Got it. Veterans Day
Speaker 3: began as Armistice Day, marking the end of World War One.
Speaker 3: Armistice Day became an official US holiday in nineteen thirty eight,
Speaker 3: dedicated to world peace and honoring World War One veterans.
Speaker 3: Nineteen fifty four, then World War Two, in the Korean War.
Speaker 3: Because of the multi wars, Congress renames it Veterans Day
Speaker 3: to recognize all all US military veterans, regardless of the
Speaker 3: war or conflict they served in. Now though they've modified it,
Speaker 3: you did not have to serve in a war, because
Speaker 3: back then everybody served in a war. Yeah, Like if
Speaker 3: you were in the military for about forty years you
Speaker 3: were in a war, because we were in a war.
Speaker 3: Not all times, but like every eight or nine years,
Speaker 3: there's another war.
Speaker 2: So even if you just stay stayed side, but you're
Speaker 2: in the military veteran, yes, got it because everybody contributes
Speaker 2: towards what's happening.
Speaker 3: Couldn't said it better myself, and I didn't say it,
Speaker 3: You said it okay like that. There is a difference
Speaker 3: between Memorial Day and Veterans Day. Now, Veterans Day, which
Speaker 3: is observed on November eleventh, honors all US military veterans,
Speaker 3: both living and decease, who have served in the Armed
Speaker 3: forces at any time, both war and peace. That's what
Speaker 3: we're doing now. Now Memorial Day is in May, and
Speaker 3: the difference is that is more of a serious, even
Speaker 3: somberly dedicated day because that honors people who died in
Speaker 3: service to the country. Veterans today, happy Memorial Day, sad
Speaker 3: and happy sad because they died serve in the country,
Speaker 3: but happy that we get to have the liberties we
Speaker 3: have because of the people that gave up. That sounds
Speaker 3: like I'm doing ligreen Wood, God bless America. I'm not
Speaker 3: purposefully recording lyrics, but it's Veterans Day, and all the
Speaker 3: veterans out there like, we appreciate you. Man, it's just
Speaker 3: it's awesome.
Speaker 2: Make sure if you know one just said I'm a
Speaker 2: quick text.
Speaker 3: I didn't have the guests to do it, to text somebody, Nope,
Speaker 3: to serve. Oh, I'm a yellowbelly right as they used
Speaker 3: to say back in the cowboy days. I was scared
Speaker 3: to death. So glad that there are people out there
Speaker 3: that are able to do what I am absolutely petrified
Speaker 3: to do. I don't want to. I don't want to
Speaker 3: fight in high school much less true. So thank you all.
Speaker 3: Either here, are you on your artists who are veterans? Yes? Okay,
Speaker 3: can you name it?
Speaker 2: I guess I was trying to think. Craig Morgan, for.
Speaker 3: Sure, he's in now too, He's back in Okay, so
Speaker 3: Craig Morgan. Craig Morgan's song would be like wake up
Speaker 3: or at his International Hut National Yeah, US Army. He
Speaker 3: had previously served seventeen years in the Army and Army Reserve. Okay,
Speaker 3: that's one. I can just give you all the ones
Speaker 3: I got. Zach Bryan, you know he was in. He's
Speaker 3: not on this list here, but yes, he was in
Speaker 3: really yeah, I didn't know that. I went straight. Yes.
Speaker 3: George Strait US oh Joshua Grayson George Straight serving in
Speaker 3: the Army from nineteen seventy one to nineteen seventy five
Speaker 3: as an entryman and attained the rank of corporal. He
Speaker 3: was stationed in Schofield Barracks in Hawaii. Zach Bryant served
Speaker 3: in the Navy for seven years as an aviation ordnanceman.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 3: Johnny Cash, US Air Force whoa served as a radio
Speaker 3: operator in the Air Force during the Korean War. Chris
Speaker 3: Christofferson rest in peace. US Army. He was a former
Speaker 3: Army ranger and helicopter pilot. Willie Nelson US Air Force.
Speaker 3: Know that Willie served in the US Air Force in
Speaker 3: the early nineteen fifties. He originally wanted to be fighter pilot,
Speaker 3: had back issues, but was deemed too absent minded as
Speaker 3: a trainee. Was an artist. Take so a happy Veterans Day.
Speaker 3: Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you.
Speaker 4: It's good.
Speaker 3: It's a lot of a sin boy, ann of a
Speaker 3: sin bar.
Speaker 1: There's a question to be because.
Speaker 3: The man, Hello, Bobby Bones. I borrowed a friend's car
Speaker 3: over the weekend while mine was in the shop. It's
Speaker 3: an old beater. The beggars can't be choosers, right. Well,
Speaker 3: I got a flat and discovered there was no spare.
Speaker 3: Who doesn't carry a spare? When I couldn't reach my friend,
Speaker 3: I simply had the car towed and a new tire
Speaker 3: put on, because they said the tire was so bad
Speaker 3: it could not be repaired. When I finally got ahold
Speaker 3: of her, she didn't seem surprised or even sympathetic, and
Speaker 3: made no mention of sharing the cost of the tow
Speaker 3: and new tire. I'm broke, she knows it. I was
Speaker 3: expecting to pay for the toe, but she'd have to
Speaker 3: pay for the new tire. She never mentioned the car
Speaker 3: at bad tires. Would love to hear opinions. Thanks signed
Speaker 3: spare tire Tina. That's weird. Oh yeah, is that even
Speaker 3: a friend at all? Maybe use that friend a friend
Speaker 3: at all?
Speaker 2: If the tire's bad that you have to or the
Speaker 2: tires are bad that you have to pay for the toe, I.
Speaker 3: Think she, in her mind, is choosing a compromise.
Speaker 2: Sure, yeah, that sounds like a valibe, but also like
Speaker 2: I just feel like if.
Speaker 3: And again they both could and probably and most friends,
Speaker 3: if they're broke, they usually broke together. You hang around
Speaker 3: with black, so maybe the friends just so broke too.
Speaker 3: She doesn't want to jump in and be like I
Speaker 3: can also help, Like tires sucked to buy anybody to
Speaker 3: buy tires recently? Not recently, No, because it's that's never
Speaker 3: one you like to do, because you don't plan on
Speaker 3: doing it. It's like a refrigerator. You never just get
Speaker 3: so excited to go buy a fridge. Yeah, and tires
Speaker 3: are not cheap, not cheap, annoying. You don't even feel
Speaker 3: like it's anything new, Like nothing feels new about getting
Speaker 3: new set of tires, right, Okay, so to spare a tire, Tina,
Speaker 3: that sucks for you. It sucks that your friend has
Speaker 3: not jumped that she may not have the means to
Speaker 3: feel like she can jump in.
Speaker 2: It is an awkward nay, now there's a brand new tire.
Speaker 3: I know. I think the conversation is a question. I
Speaker 3: think the question is this, Hey, I paid for the
Speaker 3: new tire on your car. Your other tire was really bad.
Speaker 3: How do you want to split this? I don't think
Speaker 3: it's confrontational or you didn't pay me or I did.
Speaker 3: I think it's just asked that question and let the
Speaker 3: answer from her dictate your next step. Because you you
Speaker 3: go and you confront her, you put her on her heels.
Speaker 3: It's probably not gonna in Well, you're not gonna get anything.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't envy her being in this situation at all.
Speaker 3: This is a question ask to get an answer because
Speaker 3: you want some money. Because you pay, you should get
Speaker 3: all the money for the tire, but you're not going
Speaker 3: to get it. By how she's acting, you're already not
Speaker 3: going to get it all.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And then you get to decide how to move
Speaker 2: forward with your friendship after this.
Speaker 3: And hey, I know money's tight. It's tight for me
Speaker 3: as well. And thank you so much for the car.
Speaker 3: And I don't you know I paid for How do
Speaker 3: you want to split this? I'm happy to pay for
Speaker 3: part of it. You can even say that I'm happy
Speaker 3: to pay for part of.
Speaker 2: It, because again, you were letting me use your car.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, that takes some of the edge and the accusation
Speaker 3: feeling off the owner of the car. But that sucks.
Speaker 3: And if she says she's not paying for any of it,
Speaker 3: you guys gonna be friends anymore. It's true, I want
Speaker 3: to be frind with someone like that. Yeah, good luck
Speaker 3: spare tire Tina. But I would approach it with a question,
Speaker 3: a soft question that leads her to give you an
Speaker 3: answer without her feeling like she's being accused or having
Speaker 3: a finger pointed at her. Good luck with that one.
Speaker 5: That suck.
Speaker 3: That's a good one though. Glad it ain't meet It
Speaker 3: could have been me at one point in my life.
Speaker 3: But right now, all right, close you up. There's a
Speaker 3: voicemail we got from.
Speaker 1: Denver Good Morning Studio.
Speaker 6: I just finished the Wednesday show on the podcast.
Speaker 1: And thanks for making.
Speaker 2: It all games all day.
Speaker 6: I wanted to avoid the news and all of the
Speaker 6: media coverage that was going on after just the long
Speaker 6: day of.
Speaker 2: Listening and thinking politics. So that's really bright in my day.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Thanks you welcome. And also you can still
Speaker 3: go up and listen to that podcast because it's what
Speaker 3: they call evergreen. We also invented a lot of new
Speaker 3: games on that Wednesday show podcast, some that'll stay forever,
Speaker 3: something will never touch again. But I go check out
Speaker 3: Wednesday's Bobby Bone Show podcast. It was all games all day,
Speaker 3: All right, give me the next one.
Speaker 6: Right, Hey, guys, I think Amy's in such a funky
Speaker 6: mood this week because she had a day last weekend
Speaker 6: and it went well. And I bet she's in love.
Speaker 6: I think that's the reason for her personality change this week.
Speaker 3: There's been a lot of calls about your personality change.
Speaker 2: What really?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, very aggressive? Aggressive, But that's the reason. That's
Speaker 3: the theory. Interesting the theory.
Speaker 2: Well, what do you think about that.
Speaker 3: You're in love? Is that the theory?
Speaker 2: Well do you think about that, Bobby?
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't really have a theory. I just no, I don't.
Speaker 2: Will you know me, I don't feel like I've been aggressive.
Speaker 3: Guys different it's fun.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, I'm feeling the I mean, it feels a
Speaker 7: little bit like fun for you.
Speaker 3: But man, we're all in the like having to get
Speaker 3: her yellow cards on the Star Games.
Speaker 2: Okay, so feisty pile of stories. So the New York
Speaker 2: Posts had an article about a woman who is mom
Speaker 2: to eight dolls and she breastfeeds them.
Speaker 3: Well, she's the mom to eight dolls. Yeah, she just
Speaker 3: holds it up to her and nothing happened.
Speaker 2: Well, to be clear, they breastfed, but now she bottle
Speaker 2: feeds them. I don't know. She calls herself an adoptive mom,
Speaker 2: and she has them in a stroller. They're realistic type dolls,
Speaker 2: so maybe their mouths like I don't know.
Speaker 3: That's what I was gonna ask. Do they make the
Speaker 3: sucking like because because some of those dolls do drink
Speaker 3: out of a bottle and yeah, it's weird. I feel
Speaker 3: sad for her because I mean she obviously there's there's
Speaker 3: a gap boyd in her life and she's using those dolls.
Speaker 3: You guy should watch Chump Crazy. Oh wait, is that
Speaker 3: it's the Monkey Show?
Speaker 2: Do they breastfeed?
Speaker 3: No, it's just people with the boy. I mean they
Speaker 3: just use those people people, not even just those on
Speaker 3: the show, Like they adopt monkeys chimpanzees and raise them
Speaker 3: like babies. It's wild.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I mean she they have a whole thing.
Speaker 3: Like they look real though. Yeah, they all look very real.
Speaker 2: She takes them to parks, they follow a daily routine,
Speaker 2: she dresses them. They are dead by seven.
Speaker 3: I feel bad for her. Yeah, so I'm wrong with
Speaker 3: the right. Well I feel bad for Yes, there's a
Speaker 3: void like there's something. Yes, I feel bad for him.
Speaker 3: All right, what else I may just said?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know, Okay, let's move on to something more exciting, like,
Speaker 2: if you want to be rich, yes, you know what
Speaker 2: you gotta do.
Speaker 3: Make money, work hard, strategize, get quality people around you,
Speaker 3: win the lottery. Oh okay.
Speaker 2: A new study found that having wealthy friends increases your
Speaker 2: likelihood of doing things like investing in stocks and having
Speaker 2: a savings account. So if you want to be rich,
Speaker 2: have root trends.
Speaker 3: That's not Yeah, that sounds very easy if you live
Speaker 3: where they're rich people. There were no, there's nobody rich
Speaker 3: where I grew up.
Speaker 2: That's true, you're rich.
Speaker 3: There's one person out a in ground swimming pool. We
Speaker 3: thought he was a million dollar man. We were like,
Speaker 3: we could not believe Laramie has an in ground swimming
Speaker 3: pool and he didn't live in Mountain Pine. He lived
Speaker 3: out of Mountain Pine, like on the edge where he
Speaker 3: could have also gone to Lake Hamilton. And we were like,
Speaker 3: there's crazy as then in ground swimming pool. That's that
Speaker 3: was our rich friend.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well it's a legit thing. It's called the rich
Speaker 2: friends effect. So and rich is relative as long as
Speaker 2: it's someone that's making a little bit more than you, maybe.
Speaker 3: Than that relative when it comes like investing and knowing
Speaker 3: like people that have rich friends and cousins and uncles,
Speaker 3: like they're like involved in making decisions and stocks.
Speaker 2: And what did you do early on? Because you definitely did.
Speaker 2: You grew up like except no money. So what did
Speaker 2: you do early on when you started? Because I remember
Speaker 2: we were in our twenties, like suddenly you just decided
Speaker 2: to invest in like Steve Madden stock like you didn't
Speaker 2: even know what you were doing, but like what motivated
Speaker 2: you to do that? And like what did you?
Speaker 3: I got the flu and I was like, I'm going
Speaker 3: to learn how to do app trading.
Speaker 2: So you just taught yourself.
Speaker 3: So I got on the internet and just started. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so I got I got very sick. I miss worked
Speaker 3: for like four days. That's all I did. I still
Speaker 3: have that same exact account. Oh you really got the flack.
Speaker 2: He still has this Eve Like it wasn't just.
Speaker 3: That I was just one of like the eleven. Yeah
Speaker 3: I got the flu, and that they were bored and
Speaker 3: I was single and nobody was. I was bored. So
Speaker 3: I just learned, Wow, how to trade but on an app?
Speaker 3: And yeah no it's very good. Drugs cool. Yeah, but
Speaker 3: I didn't have it. I probably wouldn't do it. Like
Speaker 3: that again, if I knew.
Speaker 2: Better, Well, what would your advice be to someone?
Speaker 3: Get a rich friend.
Speaker 2: If you want to feel more relaxed and less anxious.
Speaker 2: There's a specific color that you can wear and it'll
Speaker 2: give you that vibe. And it's green. Why green gives
Speaker 2: you that equilibrium effect?
Speaker 3: They just make this stuff up.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, this is from a color psychology again.
Speaker 3: I think that's a job.
Speaker 2: I mean, her name is miss Michelle Lewis. She's a
Speaker 2: color psychology expert, and she says yellow can make you happy,
Speaker 2: pink can make you feel comfortable, but green is the
Speaker 2: way to go if you want to feel relaxed and
Speaker 2: less anxious. And a lot of people are stressed right now,
Speaker 2: so maybe just throwing some green.
Speaker 3: Mm hmm. I feel like if I knew a friend
Speaker 3: who was paying a person like this, I would not
Speaker 3: be I have.
Speaker 2: Paid someone for color analysis before.
Speaker 3: Yeah, for like your hair.
Speaker 2: No, it did it more so for research because I
Speaker 2: was having around my podcast.
Speaker 3: See even then you just talked out of being crazy.
Speaker 2: It was an investment, okay, in work.
Speaker 3: I don't think we're in green. Okay, it doesn't matter.
Speaker 3: I am all good.
Speaker 2: Do we want to talk about your bright green shirt.
Speaker 3: I can't. You won't hit me in the mill of night.
Speaker 3: That's all right, that's right, got it, thank you. And
Speaker 3: he walked in like eight hours ago and I was like,
Speaker 3: I was like, hey, I'm walking in the dark. You're
Speaker 3: not gonna hit me. And he goes, I don't know
Speaker 3: what you're saying. I said, it will hit you. A
Speaker 3: couple of hours I had to say it, yeah, hit
Speaker 3: but you, my friend will not get hit in the dark.
Speaker 3: I will not get hit in the dark.
Speaker 2: Needs it when he's riding his bike.
Speaker 3: All right, I made me.
Speaker 2: That's my pile.
Speaker 3: That was Amy's pile of stories.
Speaker 6: It's time for the good news.
Speaker 2: So in twenty twenty one, a nurse named Tiffany Young,
Speaker 2: who is forty four years old, discovered a lump in
Speaker 2: her breast and she was diagnosed with stage three breast cancer.
Speaker 2: Her mom, her grandmother, and several aunts went through a
Speaker 2: similar thing, so she knew exactly what to expect, and
Speaker 2: after surgery, six months of chemo physical therapy, she's finally
Speaker 2: been declared cancer free. But in all of that, she
Speaker 2: finished a triathlon and now is a chemo nurse helping others,
Speaker 2: which I think when you're a nurse and you can
Speaker 2: empathize with exactly what somebody else is going through, like
Speaker 2: it makes you the perfect caretaker for people. And it's
Speaker 2: just a perfect example of not letting something get you down.
Speaker 2: But she just continued with her life.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and continued to give back afterwards. Too. Great story.
Speaker 3: That is what it's all about. That was telling me
Speaker 3: something good.
Speaker 5: There we go on the Bobby Bones Show now.
Speaker 2: Wild Blue Country.
Speaker 3: It's the Air Force Academy band, Wild Blue Country. They're back.
Speaker 3: Let's get them around. I'm gonna say this, and Bobby,
Speaker 3: what do I call it? Bobby? Feels weird? Like, what
Speaker 3: is your title?
Speaker 8: Well, I mean you can call me Bobby, that's totally fine.
Speaker 8: But my rank is a technical sergeant. I'm a technical sergeant.
Speaker 5: But don't call me that.
Speaker 3: Are you sure? Because you guys are You're like so
Speaker 3: like for real and you got I don't know, man,
Speaker 3: Their shirts are ironed amy and they know they look sharp.
Speaker 9: I know.
Speaker 3: Okay, Bob, you call me Bob. No, no, no. When
Speaker 3: you guys played last year, it was so awesome. I
Speaker 3: didn't know what to expect. I don't know what the
Speaker 3: Air Force Academy Band was Wild Blue Country is the
Speaker 3: name of your band. But can you tell to the
Speaker 3: new listeners Bobby, So, Bobby, can you tell how do
Speaker 3: you guys get together? And the Air Force Academy has
Speaker 3: a band? Like, what what's the purpose of the band?
Speaker 8: So the purpose of the whole band is that we
Speaker 8: represent actually like over four thousand of the cadets that
Speaker 8: are at the United States here first me and we
Speaker 8: go around and travel and support, you know, the nation
Speaker 8: through music and you know, provide a lot of morale
Speaker 8: to people and stuff like that. And this weekend we're
Speaker 8: actually here for Veterans Day. But you know, to get here,
Speaker 8: we all had to audition.
Speaker 3: Yeah, which is pretty crazy. I remember talking about that
Speaker 3: last year, Like you had to odd some of you
Speaker 3: were not in the military, right, and so you're just
Speaker 3: really good at music and you're like, I also will
Speaker 3: go be in the military and go and you like,
Speaker 3: it's like really cool pr basically right Is that fair
Speaker 3: to say?
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's pretty much essentially what we do.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's awesome. You guys are gonna love this. Okay,
Speaker 3: And Bobby, how long have you been with the band.
Speaker 5: I've been with this band for coming up on like
Speaker 5: three and a half years.
Speaker 3: And what is your specialty? You have an acoustic guitar,
Speaker 3: but like, what are your jobs in the band?
Speaker 8: So my main job is to play guitar, obviously. And
Speaker 8: then I also happened to be the guy that's somewhat
Speaker 8: kind of in charge of this group.
Speaker 3: Yeah, band leader? Yeah, okay, yeah yeah, Deacon Deacon was
Speaker 3: band leader Rain to James band back in the day,
Speaker 3: Nashville the show. Yeah, yeah yeah. And then who is
Speaker 3: the lead vocalist here?
Speaker 5: This gay right here? Denver Murphy?
Speaker 3: Denver Murphy? Is that your real named?
Speaker 1: Denver?
Speaker 9: It is?
Speaker 3: And you were? You born in Denver, raising.
Speaker 4: Over born and raised in Illinois?
Speaker 3: Huh? How'd that come about?
Speaker 4: Beats me?
Speaker 3: Yeah? And how long have you been lead vocal for
Speaker 3: the Air Force Academy band?
Speaker 4: Oh gosh, I got there in March at twenty two, okay,
Speaker 4: but I've been in the Air Force bands for a
Speaker 4: little over twelve years or almost twelve years.
Speaker 3: So I am very excited for our listeners to hear this. Hey, Bobby,
Speaker 3: what are we going to do? First?
Speaker 8: We're going to do the Armed Services medley and recognize all.
Speaker 2: Of our veterans.
Speaker 3: This is so cool. I don't want to spoil it
Speaker 3: because we did this last year. I know it's so cool. Okay,
Speaker 3: so here's my question, and I do we need to stand.
Speaker 5: Up you if you'd like to.
Speaker 3: I just don't know what we should and should because
Speaker 3: I have buttons and stuff I need to push. But
Speaker 3: I will every I'll throw every button to the wind
Speaker 3: and then remove my hat. Do we do that too,
Speaker 3: because we're like pushing buttons stuff?
Speaker 2: But if we need it, that's just the if it's
Speaker 2: the national anthem.
Speaker 3: But it doesn't matter. Expect anything. Right they walk in
Speaker 3: the room, I was like taking.
Speaker 1: I want to take.
Speaker 4: If you've got family members or loved ones.
Speaker 3: You're.
Speaker 5: You just like the sound, you can stand.
Speaker 3: Well, we already liked the way. Okay, here's here's the thing.
Speaker 3: How about Okay, I'm not I'm not going to stand
Speaker 3: because I got step to push here. But Eddie, you
Speaker 3: can't stand. You have video. I'm pushing buttons too. Yeah,
Speaker 3: everybody else would stand.
Speaker 2: Stand.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, you don't have to know.
Speaker 5: You don't have to.
Speaker 3: Stand for us since Bobby and yeah stand like on
Speaker 3: your tippy toes. Give it extra standing because you're done. Okay,
Speaker 3: here we go. It's the air Force Academy band Wild
Speaker 3: Blue Country, with the official title is the the.
Speaker 5: The med the American arm Services.
Speaker 3: The arm Services Medley. Okay, oh, one other thing one
Speaker 3: that they may not recognize, you guys still do the
Speaker 3: Space Force song. That's the one I didn't recognize is
Speaker 3: because it's so new. Yes, And so they played the
Speaker 3: medley for the Space Force. You can jump on that
Speaker 3: one's on, get up as you can. Yeah.
Speaker 8: And actually one of the guys that's uh here in
Speaker 8: Nashville wrote the lyrics to it.
Speaker 5: His name is Jamie Teacher. He actually used to be
Speaker 5: a member of this band.
Speaker 3: Really. Yeah, So did you just have to learn that
Speaker 3: one and like insert that in at some points? Were
Speaker 3: you already did you already have it all together? And
Speaker 3: you had to find a way to insert the space
Speaker 3: We had to find a way to insert it. Wow,
Speaker 3: that's crazy though. Okay, here they are Wild Blue Country,
Speaker 3: the Air Force Academy Band. Whenever you're ready, the United States.
Speaker 10: Army first to fight for the right and to build
Speaker 10: the nation's night.
Speaker 1: And the Army.
Speaker 10: Goes rolling a long out of all we have done
Speaker 10: fighting until the battles won. And the Army goes rolling
Speaker 10: a long and it's high, hey, the Army is on
Speaker 10: its way.
Speaker 1: Count talk lad, It's loud and strong.
Speaker 10: For wherever we go, you will always know that the
Speaker 10: Army he goes rolling along.
Speaker 5: United States Navy.
Speaker 11: And there's a way, my boys and pars away fairwell
Speaker 11: to foreign shores. Me sail at break of.
Speaker 10: Day, our last night on shore train to the farm.
Speaker 1: Un until we meet once more. Here's wishing you a
Speaker 1: happy voyage.
Speaker 5: United States Marine.
Speaker 10: Corps from the halls of Montez to Luma to the.
Speaker 1: Shores of Triple.
Speaker 10: We will fight our country's badattles in the air, on
Speaker 10: land and the sea.
Speaker 1: First to fight for right and free anti key power
Speaker 1: on earthly.
Speaker 10: We are proud to claim the top title of night
Speaker 10: It sticks Maine.
Speaker 5: United States Coast Guard.
Speaker 1: We're always ready for.
Speaker 9: The Callles suntrustany through surf and storm and howling gale,
Speaker 9: high shall harbor bless.
Speaker 1: Me, samper paratiesis our guide, our fame, glory too, to fight,
Speaker 1: to see hor fights, and to die. I Coastguard we
Speaker 1: are for you.
Speaker 5: United States Space Force.
Speaker 10: We're the mighty, wantsful guardians beyond the.
Speaker 12: Blue, the indussible front law war fighters, brave and true only.
Speaker 1: Reaching into space.
Speaker 12: There's no leam to our sky, standing guard both night, and.
Speaker 1: We're the space most.
Speaker 5: From one United States Air Force.
Speaker 4: Off we go into the wild blue yonder, climbing high
Speaker 4: into the sun. And here they come, doming to meet
Speaker 4: our thunder Adam. Now give them the gun down, we
Speaker 4: dive spouting our flame, drum.
Speaker 12: Under off with lawn. We live in fame or go
Speaker 12: down and flame. Hey, nothing gonna stop the US Air Force.
Speaker 3: Let's go the Air Force Academy band, Wild Blue Country
Speaker 3: performing in studio. Holy moly, when you guys get together
Speaker 3: the practice year, just let's let's do some duff Leppard.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 8: A lot of times we'll like start off, vers'll just
Speaker 8: like screwing around doing that kind of stuff, like.
Speaker 3: Playing something just like goofy and fun. That's that's dang,
Speaker 3: that's cool. You like that question. That's a great because
Speaker 3: they're just like, like I'm kind of intimidated being in
Speaker 3: the room with them all here anyway. So one of
Speaker 3: the things I like, if I go to a concert,
Speaker 3: they go around the room and they're like this is Jimmy,
Speaker 3: and Jimmy goes boom like this is Tommy. So lead vocals,
Speaker 3: Denver Murphy so and then just do something like boom
Speaker 3: pretty much, just do that, just go.
Speaker 5: There is.
Speaker 3: A Custi to guitar, harmony, vocals Bobby Wolf Yeah, upright,
Speaker 3: bass Mike and Banja lista. That's so cool, that's so cool.
Speaker 3: Yeaheah yeah yeah, ca hone, which, by the way, the
Speaker 3: cajone that would be the rhythm section Mike Kelletti. There
Speaker 3: is pedal steal guitar Jeff Valentine, I have tears, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: and keyboard Andrew Binton. Let's go. You guys are so
Speaker 3: much fun. So do you do originals? Do you have
Speaker 3: any songs that you guys do?
Speaker 5: Yeah, you actually do originals.
Speaker 3: So what's an original like? And who sits? How do
Speaker 3: you get the original? Who writes it?
Speaker 8: Well, this current original we might play for you guys
Speaker 8: was written by a guy that used to be in
Speaker 8: the band. His name is Jamie Teacher. Like I said before,
Speaker 8: he's one of the guys that actually he's here in
Speaker 8: Nashville and he wrote the lyrics of the space for
Speaker 8: a song and he actually used to write a lot
Speaker 8: of tunes for some other country artists that are.
Speaker 3: Here and to what's the name of the song. That
Speaker 3: you're gonna play.
Speaker 5: This song is called the Outskirts.
Speaker 3: And what's the why does this song exist? What's it about?
Speaker 4: I think it's really about small town USA, the people
Speaker 4: there just doing everything they can to support their country
Speaker 4: and just being proud of where they come from.
Speaker 3: I'm already I don't need to hear. I already like it.
Speaker 3: It's at number one this week. Okay, this is called
Speaker 3: the Outskirts. It's from the Air Force Academy band called
Speaker 3: Wild Blue Country. Do you guys need to do anything
Speaker 3: else where to let it rip? All right, let's go here.
Speaker 3: They are Wild Blue Country.
Speaker 12: You might not find us on a map. Folks around
Speaker 12: Here's okay with that. We don't mind keeping to ourselves.
Speaker 12: We got broke down backs and callous tans from working
Speaker 12: this year promised land a wooden tree with no one else.
Speaker 1: Were the Outskirts?
Speaker 13: Wear our names on word shirts, Donald's traffic jams, but
Speaker 13: Jim dear tractors don't give a damn if thanks are backwards.
Speaker 1: When they call only fight wars.
Speaker 12: Smut on our floorboards in harvest times.
Speaker 1: The only time that we miss churches? Where are the
Speaker 1: ot Skirts?
Speaker 12: Got Copenhagen bottom lips talled christs of grain.
Speaker 10: In politics, we work on one fifties when it drinkers.
Speaker 1: We act to food on slipping slights. We love our kids,
Speaker 1: but we'll tan their heights. Try to live like Jesus
Speaker 1: and John Waite.
Speaker 13: Where are the ot skirts? We're on these own work
Speaker 13: shirts host jacky chams for John Deeer tractors. To give
Speaker 13: a damn if things are backwards when they.
Speaker 9: Call me fight wars, smut on our floorboards.
Speaker 1: In Harvest Times on the time Louis.
Speaker 14: Mischiefs were are the outskirts?
Speaker 15: Wear the outskirts? Very us send mister we are the outskirts?
Speaker 1: Were are names on word shirts.
Speaker 13: Don't traffic jams with job dear factors, don't give a damn,
Speaker 13: and thanks for backwards when they calling five wars smoot.
Speaker 1: On our flootboards in Harvest Times. The only time Louis.
Speaker 14: Mischief were the outskirts We the outso.
Speaker 1: Outso as.
Speaker 3: Wow, I've got a real hit. That was like a
Speaker 3: good one. Holy crap. Nothing expected to be good, but
Speaker 3: I thought it'd be more like you know, straightforward military.
Speaker 3: That's like normal real life USA type stuff. Great job, guys,
Speaker 3: Holy moly, And I would imagine that getting to play
Speaker 3: a lot of music, especially with today Beanbetran's Day, Like,
Speaker 3: there's probably something special about being able to share the
Speaker 3: message on a day as important as today. Bobby in Denver,
Speaker 3: Is that true for you guys?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah, it's it's it's so great to be
Speaker 4: here and just ring in the holiday celebrating all the
Speaker 4: men and women in uniform around the globe and all
Speaker 4: their family and friends that support them all along the way.
Speaker 3: Well, thank you guys for coming in. I'll say what
Speaker 3: I said last year. Next year, you're gonna do it again.
Speaker 3: Please come back, write another song.
Speaker 5: We're down do another one. We've got plenty of them.
Speaker 3: Whatever, all out seams outskirt. Yes, I love it. And
Speaker 3: you guys you can follow on Instagram at Wild Blue Country.
Speaker 3: Just played the opry again. That's all. I gotta be
Speaker 3: super cool, right when you guys get to do that,
Speaker 3: that's fantastic. It's like the best, it's the best. There
Speaker 3: they are Wild Blue Country, the Air Force Academy Band.
Speaker 3: All right, clap it up for you guys here. Thank
Speaker 3: you guys for coming in. Appreciate it. Yeah, we're gonna
Speaker 3: play beat the Clock and you'll have thirty seconds. Want
Speaker 3: to give you the category. You'll name as many as
Speaker 3: you can in thirty seconds. Okay, Reddy, I'm not gonna
Speaker 3: tell you what it is yet. Lunchbox and Eddie are
Speaker 3: also playing there out of the room. They are in
Speaker 3: the isolation chamber. They will not know how many of
Speaker 3: you got right meet the clock. You have thirty seconds
Speaker 3: to name as many presidents go.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, George Washington, John Adams, the other Adams,
Speaker 2: George Bush, the other George Bush, Trump, Biden, JFK. Van Buren,
Speaker 2: Uh Kennedy, JFK. Garfield, Taft, the Lincoln Clinton, Reagan.
Speaker 3: Uh, you did not get Nixon in time?
Speaker 2: I didn't, are you.
Speaker 3: I'm positive, I'm positive I have gone faster at fourteen. Okay,
Speaker 3: if we tie, we'll go at the higher number. So yeah,
Speaker 3: we'll give you fifteen. But also we have to and
Speaker 3: we won't challenge it today. But if you just go
Speaker 3: like the other Bush, that shouldn't count. That was question
Speaker 3: was that's questionable.
Speaker 1: That's the way. I don't know.
Speaker 3: The other Adams was questionable, the other atoms.
Speaker 5: But we get it.
Speaker 3: We're gonna give it to you this time.
Speaker 2: Okay, Daddy Adams Adams, John Quincy Adams, John Adams.
Speaker 3: Yeah, of course.
Speaker 2: George H. W. Bush, George Bush.
Speaker 3: W Okay, so have fifteen. That's pretty good in thirty seconds.
Speaker 2: No, I could have done better. I mean, I know
Speaker 2: you didn't know the cat had Jimmy Carter.
Speaker 3: Well you're gonna nail one hundred of them now at
Speaker 3: the time.
Speaker 2: That well, no, I obviously, I just don't know why
Speaker 2: I couldn't move faster.
Speaker 3: All right, bring in lunchbox. We're playing beat the Clark.
Speaker 3: Don't tell him what the category is or how many
Speaker 3: you got. He is coming from the isolation chamber. He's
Speaker 3: coming down the hall. He has entered the room. All right,
Speaker 3: headphones on? Headphones are you will have thirty seconds when
Speaker 3: I say go, wait, I have thirty seconds to do
Speaker 3: what I will tell you when the timer starts. Sorry,
Speaker 3: thirty seconds to name as many presidents.
Speaker 7: Go Adams, Henry Bush, Obama, Reagan, Nixon, Trump, Biden, Bush again,
Speaker 7: Dick Cheney. He wasn't a president, Harriet Tubman, she wasn't
Speaker 7: a president. Abraham Lincoln Garfield Tubman. Who were Kennedy, Roosevelt
Speaker 7: Roosevelt Kennedy, Jackson, Adams, Washington, Uh, Henry Ford Blacksmith, Jackson John.
Speaker 3: So Henry was not a president. There's a few of
Speaker 3: these that weren't, or or like John Henry, oh John
Speaker 3: Henry won the president was not. I don't know who
Speaker 3: that is, Mike, don't say your number yet. But he
Speaker 3: did call some of them out as not presidents as well.
Speaker 3: Harriet Tubman not a president. What does she do?
Speaker 7: She was underground railroad man.
Speaker 3: Dick Cheney vice president, so kind of okay, let me yeah,
Speaker 3: pretty much nailed it, Mike. Let's say, are a number
Speaker 3: at the same time? One, two, three, thirteen thirteen? Wow, Well,
Speaker 3: we're confused. Can you run the tape, boys and actually
Speaker 3: see how many you got? And you have to give
Speaker 3: him credit on Bush but even if he says the
Speaker 3: same name, won't change that rule next time. But can
Speaker 3: someone run that tape? Yeah, we need a second on you. Okay,
Speaker 3: that's good, A right, let's bring it Eddie. We have
Speaker 3: to Crono win Wrapp of the song and then it's
Speaker 3: quite the discrepancy. I know he was just saying things.
Speaker 3: I was confused. I was like dodging bullets. Okay, all right,
Speaker 3: there he is coming in. Welcome, Thank you, thank you,
Speaker 3: all right, Eddie, you have thirty seconds. Will be on
Speaker 3: the calm. I can tell you what you're gonna have
Speaker 3: to have to nail here until I have the timer.
Speaker 3: We have thirty seconds on the clock, and you have
Speaker 3: to name as many as you possibly can name is
Speaker 3: many presidents? Oh my goodness?
Speaker 16: Ready, Okay, John Adams, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Speaker 16: Let's go Bill Clinton. Let's go George Bush. Let's go
Speaker 16: Ronald Reagan. Let's go Bush Junior w to Bush, George
Speaker 16: w Let's go Donald Trump. Let's go Barack Obama. Let's
Speaker 16: go Gerald Ford. Let's go Johnson. What's his name?
Speaker 3: LBJ? Yeah? LBJ?
Speaker 1: John F.
Speaker 3: Kennedy, Richard Nickson.
Speaker 1: Time.
Speaker 3: Wow, that's tough at fourteen.
Speaker 16: Man, I started with the old ones first, and I'm like,
Speaker 16: I'm never gonna remember those guys.
Speaker 7: That was interesting. How your strategy was. Let me say
Speaker 7: that was very interesting.
Speaker 3: We're gonna play a song, we'll come back and crown
Speaker 3: the winner because is for the recount.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 3: The problem is I got a little wild between all
Speaker 3: of you guys, Eddie. Yours was the least wild. Amy's
Speaker 3: was interesting because she came in and went Bush, other Bush, Oh,
Speaker 3: Adam other Adams, and so then Lunchbox just started yelling Harriet,
Speaker 3: Tubman and Gerald and old Cheney. But he also got
Speaker 3: a lot of presidents in there. But we were just like,
Speaker 3: we don't know, we were doing well.
Speaker 2: I guess clarifying is good because you could just do
Speaker 2: a lot of last names that sound presidential.
Speaker 3: Wilson, Franklin, Webster. Okay, well, let's play the song. We'll
Speaker 3: come back and we'll crown a champion. Yeah, we definitely
Speaker 3: need some rules on this game.
Speaker 1: Oh right, Next.
Speaker 3: Was Ultzer in you guys have thirty seconds to name
Speaker 3: as many presidents as possible. Now, the person who finished
Speaker 3: in the last place, I'm told, really lost because they
Speaker 3: used full names and all they that they said the
Speaker 3: names right, and they sounded the most intelligent they did
Speaker 3: that cost him time. That was Eddie. That's me last place.
Speaker 2: Eddie also did this.
Speaker 3: Let's go with well, I'm reading a note from the
Speaker 3: judges who listened to all the Edie was the only
Speaker 3: person using full names, and although he sounded the smartest,
Speaker 3: he lost time by using full names. Last place, Eddie. Wow,
Speaker 3: my good, that's rude to call him sounding the smartesty,
Speaker 3: but he was the dumbest. No, no, I was the slowest,
Speaker 3: but the smartest that you lost, Yeah, you were slow.
Speaker 3: Whatever you guys want. Lunchbox with fifteen to He also,
Speaker 3: pound for pound, did the most name, so his average
Speaker 3: was the least because he was just throwing out people
Speaker 3: don't matter. But it doesn't matter.
Speaker 2: He does, he said, Harriet Tubman.
Speaker 3: He also said Ford and changed said Henry Ford. He did, yes,
Speaker 3: so he did sound the dumbest. What do I can't
Speaker 3: hear you down there in the last A great point,
Speaker 3: and here are you and Amy? Lunchbox has fifteen You
Speaker 3: have fifteen as well. They gotta make out it's a kiss.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, okay. So to settle this, I'm riding down
Speaker 3: a president. Whoever names this president first with only one
Speaker 3: guest wins, Amy, go Lincoln, No, Lunchbox go, we have
Speaker 3: to guess one president correct, Amy go what I'm.
Speaker 2: Asking them George Washington?
Speaker 3: Correct Lunchbox Cleveland, now place, it's crazy you just jump in,
Speaker 3: Amy go.
Speaker 1: Iceland.
Speaker 3: No, No, it's it was taft. It's a tie all
Speaker 3: the time. Okay, I don't even get a kills a
Speaker 3: kid and now blak you guys sound and now hey,
Speaker 3: now who sounds dumb?
Speaker 2: No, I just started to get nervous.
Speaker 3: Yeah, for no reason.
Speaker 2: Though, No I got nervous. I was like, I should
Speaker 2: go old school, because you go new school, like people
Speaker 2: get all mad Monday at who president?
Speaker 3: All right, thank you, it's time for the good news.
Speaker 1: Bobby.
Speaker 3: There's a dog named Bear. It's a mix. It's not
Speaker 3: a trained service dog. It's a Golden Retriever Husky mix.
Speaker 3: They adopted and so Bears is a normal dog. Bear's owner, Darren,
Speaker 3: had a severe heart attack. Now this is where the
Speaker 3: story gets crazy, because sometimes we have stories about dogs
Speaker 3: that do things or like you think the dog really
Speaker 3: knew or was the dog just barking because he was hungry.
Speaker 3: What happened was Darren had a heart attack. So the
Speaker 3: dog starts to bark, but then the dog starts to
Speaker 3: jump on Darren's chest. The literal dog starts jumping on
Speaker 3: the chest of the guy who had the heart attack.
Speaker 3: So either he really wants to play or he knows
Speaker 3: he's saving a heart attack. It's like whoa, and that
Speaker 3: it's so unbelievable that I don't think they would make
Speaker 3: it up like this. So the wife wakes up. Here's
Speaker 3: the dog barking. Nine one one gets there. Doctors believe
Speaker 3: that the dog's actions, especially jumping on the owner's chest,
Speaker 3: may have provided critical pressure to keep his heart beating.
Speaker 3: This is the craziest dog story we've ever read. If
Speaker 3: a dog gave chest compressions to a human and save
Speaker 3: them with CPR an untrained also an untrained dog, because
Speaker 3: there are military dogs that I've worked with service dogs
Speaker 3: and served with format with veterans. They are trying to
Speaker 3: lay on the chest of somebody that's going through PTSD.
Speaker 3: This dog was not trying to do anything. He starts
Speaker 3: jumping on the chest. WO So either the dog wants
Speaker 3: to play ball really bad or either So a big
Speaker 3: shout out to Bear And usually I'd say, probably doesn't
Speaker 3: know English, but you'd never know what this dog CBR.
Speaker 3: That's from Sunny's guys. That's a great story. That's what
Speaker 3: it's all about. That was telling me something good. Experts
Speaker 3: say the best way to help people cope if your
Speaker 3: significant other or a close friend has a bad sports
Speaker 3: loss and they're just sad, they say, the best way is,
Speaker 3: we think, we think not to bring it up. Interesting
Speaker 3: just don't bring it up live life is normal.
Speaker 2: Definitely. Yeah, that's probably one of the things. Another one
Speaker 2: movie compliment them.
Speaker 3: Oh oh, I wouldn't like that. No, no, no, you
Speaker 3: look so cute today. Would your shoulders look so broad?
Speaker 3: Your chin is so chisel?
Speaker 2: Like I was gonna say, nice sucks.
Speaker 3: I was like one. I wanted I expart to say.
Speaker 3: The best thing to do is leave them alone.
Speaker 2: Okay, so is right for sure?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 3: No, just no, just leave them not even do don't
Speaker 3: you said don't bring it up. I'm saying, don't even
Speaker 3: go to them. You mean, like, don't talk to them.
Speaker 3: Leave them alone. That's all I want to be Just
Speaker 3: I need time. How do we do that if we
Speaker 3: work with you?
Speaker 2: There?
Speaker 3: No, Mostly it's like in situations that are it's a
Speaker 3: Saturday personal situation. Yeah, don't text me. Don't even text
Speaker 3: me during the game, even if we're winning, because you'll
Speaker 3: jinx it. I learned that the hard way. Eddie's lost
Speaker 3: me quite a few games. It's been two and then
Speaker 3: I learned I don't do it, and he did. It
Speaker 3: was absolutely his fault that he texted me during the
Speaker 3: game something good, and we lost the game. So Eddie's
Speaker 3: lost two games. I have that kind of it's amazing.
Speaker 3: My phone has that power. If it received something positive,
Speaker 3: we lose the game, it's amazing. Psychologists say the loss
Speaker 3: becomes a loss to their own identity, and they may
Speaker 3: be grumpy and irrational, if not outright depressed in the
Speaker 3: following days. I've never been more heard and felt right
Speaker 3: now than this article. Never that this is this is me.
Speaker 3: I would not come to work on certain Mondays after
Speaker 3: Arcatall loses a bad game on Saturday if I had
Speaker 3: the option.
Speaker 2: You've always sick.
Speaker 3: At my stomach. Okay, let me just stop this, all right, Corny,
Speaker 3: Let's go to Amy. Amy, go ahead, the Morning Corny.
Speaker 2: What does the limping turkey say.
Speaker 3: That this has gotta be funny. I don't know that
Speaker 3: this is gonna be funny. I know what's the limping
Speaker 3: turkey say?
Speaker 2: Wobble wobble.
Speaker 3: That's funny.
Speaker 1: Want to do it? And my host?
Speaker 3: That was the Morning Corny. And that is the end
Speaker 3: of the first half of the podcast. Is the end
Speaker 3: of the first half of the podcast. The podcast that
Speaker 3: is the end of the first time of the podcast.
Speaker 3: You can go to a podcast to or you can
Speaker 3: wait till podcast to come out