Saturday Morning with Gary Jeff Walker -- 6/8/24

Most of it's going to be light rain and it's few and far between. You top out in the upper seventies today. Same thing for your Sunday. For a severr weather station. I'm nine First Warning Meteorologist Cameron Harden on news Radio seven hundred WLW. Right now it's fifty four degrees. Our next update is at six o'clock. I'm Whitney Harris, News Radio seven hundred WLW News

twenty four hours a day. News Radio seven hundred WLW. We opened this morning with Canton, Ohio's own William Royce Boskaggs, who turns eighty today. You do miss the booth that day he left the shack, but that was all he missed. He coming back so far. J John, come miss TESI next shack little with my down little road. He said, shine one for yours. Then heez on the seven lean up. He said, why

time again? Why last sound? One one more for the road and we can get you going on a Saturday morning and you bos Skaggs is as old as d Day. Got his musical head start in Plano, Texas. He was friends with Steve Miller when they were both in their teens and played in the original Steve Miller Band before going solo in nineteen sixty nine, that from nineteen seventy six's Silk Degrees, which was his big solo debut back then and

still is a staple today. And everybody knows Boskags still tours too. Incredible blues guitarist. So I'm about I don't know. Eight seven, eight years ago he was open enough for Michael McDonald. Michael McDonald blew Michael McDonald away, and he was the opener. Three encores Boskag's happy Birthday. Before we look ahead to look back at significant events and people tied to this particular date in history, including but none limited to these. Eighteen sixty four, Abraham

Lincoln nominated for another term as president. Nineteen fifty three, on this date, the United States Supreme Court ruled unanimously that restaurants in the District of Columbia, our nation's capital, could not refuse to serve blacks. A merger announced between the National American Football Leagues. That's right, this is when the NFL

really came together this date in nineteen sixty six. It took effect four years later nineteen sixty seven, during the Six Day Middle East War, thirty four American servicemen killed when Israel attacked the USS Liberty, a Navy intelligence gathering ship by accident been mistaken for an Egyptian vessel. Authorities announced the capture in London of James Earl Ray, the suspected assassin of doctor Martin Luther King, on

this date in nineteen sixty eight. Ten years later, a jury in Clark County, Nevada, ruled the so called Mormon Will, supposedly written by the late billionaire Howard Hughes, was fake. It was nineteen seventy eight. June eighth, nineteen ninety five, US Marines rescued Captain Scott O'Grady, who's F sixteen C fighter had been shot down by serbs in Bosni. On June second, two thousand and eight, the average price of regular gas crept up to

four bucks a gallon. We're almost there now, thank you and other folks celebrating birthdays on this June eighth. Actress Millicent Martin still kicking at the ripe age of ninety ninety years young. Today, James Darren, great actor has a Nancy Sinatra. Her boots are made for walking, even if she's close to being in a Walker, Chuck Negron, one of the three headed Elite singer Monsters of three, Dog Night as a Bird day to day, Sonia

Braga seventy four. Kathy Baker, who's got a new television series coming out this fall, is seventy four. Bonnie Tyler, the Total Eclipse of Times seventy three. Griffin Dunn, the actor Scott Adams who created Dilbert is sixty seven. He's brilliant, dude. Keenan Ivory Wayans has a birthday today. Mick Hucknall Read of Simply Red turned sixty four. Nick Rhoades of Drandran, as they used to say in the eighties, has a birthday to day.

Doris Pearson and the Group five star Julianna Marga Leze, the actress talented David Sutcliffe. Down the list here, Kelly Williams, the actress. Gabrielle Gifford's former United States House of Representatives member from Arizona has a birthday to day. Contemporary Christian musician Mike Shauser. I hope I'm pronouncing it correctly because I love the band mercy Me. Happy Birthday Rapper Yay, formerly Kanye West, Happy

Birthday Yay, uh Stergill Simpson, great country singer songwriter Derek Trucks. Speaking of singer songwriters, Young Liam saw Hoody and the Blowfish last night. We'll get a full report plus sports on the way in minutes. If it's your birthday, I was absolutely the best day you could possibly imagine, spent with people you love, doing the things that you love to do, and that is truly my wish for you. Happy birthday. It's five point forty two

seven hundred WLWW. This morning at nine Mike Allen takes a stand and then eventually a seat once his legs get tired. On seven hundred WLW. I'm Jim Cox with j drive through effortlessly, just link a card shop and watch reward stack Withdrop, it's like getting paid to indulge. Download Drop now and start earning. Use the code drop two to two for five dollars in points instantly. Not a bad day to day. A chance of a spotty shower,

but really not a big chance of that. Mostly nice all day, a high round eighty to increasing chances for rain overnight, but again no washouts this weekend. It's going to be really really nice fifty seven Tomorrow morning, slow and seventy eight tomorrow afternoon. It's fifty eight now, and here is Liam Tomlins's seven hundred WLW Sports. Liam. I know we got a bunch of stuff to do, and I know you've got a bunch of sports. But first, we have someone special in the studio with you. Would you

tell me who that is? Yeah, we're the We're who I'm training right now? Well, yes, for this room. Is there somebody else special with you besides the person you're trying to allow her to introduce herself? All right, who is this? Hi? I'm Kinsey, Hi, Kensey. It's good that you're not shy to go on the air, Kinzy, because anything could happen with an aging airstaff like the one we have here at seven

hundred WLW. There could be an emergency, uh, and you could be called into service to fill the time until a regular host or an irregular host, depending on how they've been feeling lately, can get here. So it's good that you can step up and and be on the air. But it's welcome to the show. Once you're a member of the Saturday morning edition, you're always family, so it's it's a pleasure to welcome you into our little

family. Thank you, you bet you lam give me the sports. Yes, Scotti scheffer leads the memorial and don't imagine that by three strokes over Victor Hovelin. He's the best. Did you see the new body camp foot as that came out for the Scotty Shuffler rest. No, a bunch of new angles coming out and he's like, one of the costs, Like, imagine, it has to be pretty good. He's like, how's it like to play with Tiger? No, it's as long as the nonsense got dismissed,

which it did. That's all that matters. Scotty Scheffler is the number one player in the world for a good reason. He's the number one player in the world. What else we got? The Indiana Fever got their third win of the season, Kaylyn five eighty three victory over the Washington Mystics. She rack up thirty Kaitlyn Clark showed out thirty points, eight boards, six assists

to lead the Fever to a win. Fantastic. The Celtics are up one to h on the Mavericks after a blowout one oh seven eighty nine win Thursday night. That surprise Game two from Boston is tomorrow at eight and the Reds Red Hot top the Cubs three to two last night. That is now six wins in a row for the Red Legs, who are thirty one and thirty three on the season and tied for the third wild card spot. Nicolodolo got the win, pitching six innings, giving up one in run and striking out

seven. Alexis Diez got to save thirteenth of the season. Stevenson's two out double brought two in and the fourth inning which put the Reds out front, and Stuart Fairchild RBI was the winning run in the fifth inning. Vote for La de la Cruz for the All Star Game he belongs. It's five point forty six. Mametry is standing by your tune to news radio seven hundred w

l W. Is your current superhero. Donating it to Goodwill turns your four wheeled friend into services for people with disabilities and training, jobs and even housing. You're on seven hundred w l W, Garrett, Jeff Walker, Liam, if you would go ahead and put her on the air and hooked up the little phone thinging in good morning, Mametry, how you doing I'm doing right, darling. I want to tell you my surgery is all. This is fully surgery. What's going on? What do you what's what? What

are you gonna do? What? What's what's happening? I got a lower mouth full of broken teeth, you get all. I'm an Indian. I got my daddy's long endi roots and they got to be cut out. And I have an extra bone in my jaw for my were my twin sees in my face? My twin brother. Yeah, let's let's uh. For people who don't remember this, you had a twin brother that was still born at birth, but he was kind of huh, he was excused in my face, you know how in conception, so so the other baby was fused,

was fused in your face. And explain what has happened over the years, the things the parts of him that have fallen out of your face over the years. Uh. First his little private parts, Fella, his little private they look like pens and eggs come down my throat. I caught them up first, okay, and then what happened got him med seven ory and here they came out and the dart. You said, ah, they're pops. I said yeah. Right then I kept saying there's something growing under my nose

oecter. Well, I had three ultra signs of my face. They never showed up. So the ghosts started beating me in my face about every day in my apartment. I moved into the horny apartment. Yeah, and so one day it beat me so hard it sounds like a gunshot. My sister said, I know it hurt. I said, I tell you something in this place don't like me. So we joked about it. And then one day I said, and at sometimes my throat and I thought, what what came? A man's thumb came out my throat at sixty eight? Now I'm

thirty seven up. But anyway you were so you were sixty eight then, but you're thirty seven now. Yeah. When the thumb dropped out on my face, so I called the nurse, I said, I told you something is grow on my face. She said, bring it in. I said, no, I'm pleasing it. Goodbye. I said, y'ah got enough parts of me, and because take no more body parts. So I plushed it. But it was a left hand thumb and I looked in it.

It didn't have bones like pearl hop pearl tap biocre with a little red bub that's why I didn't show up. There ain't no no bone in it. It's just a little okay, wait called them things sells bubbles, bubbles bomb a freak. But so you're having this surge is oral surgery and get the next bone out my well, that just sounds that doesn't sound good at all. It sounds painful. And then I got rolled baby teeth that I have stayed of. They love bubbles all the way around my lower mountain whole said,

I'm born baby teeth. I'm just a freak. But anyway, they're getting it cut out and then I can get teeth. Oh, and then then you're gonna get teeth. Yeah. The Dennis here's gonna make my teeth. See right now, I got smokers yellow teeth. Yeah, and so the first is like Canuka made them yellow like my lower teeth. So now

only got three yellow teeth and whole upper yellow teeth. So I'm getting double set of white teeth after the surgery, which just sounds like an awful lot of work on that, And it sounds like you're gonna have to go through an awful light yourself, you know, recovery from surgery and all the rest of that. So I guess we won't be able to talk to you maybe for a while, talk to me until day comes. I'm praying that we'll talk to you after the day comes. Yeah, because that's what happened on

a Wednesday, and by Saturday I can at least talk. Well, dear, it's good. It's good to talk to you anytime. Can do you want to sing something real quick? We're we're out of time here what we sing in Drade School, the little church in the dell? Okay quick? Oh, come come, come, come to the church in the church, so so so sweet to my child church and amen, Amen, love you shango No, I never sang that one in school. Okay, love you

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to Night's comfortable start to our Saturday. As tempters are in the mid to upper fifties for most, you do see some rain chances throughout your Saturday, most of it's going to be light rain and it's few and far between. You top out in the upper seventies today. Same thing for your Sunday. From a severe weather station, I'm nine First Warning Meteorologist Cameron Harden on news

Radio seven hundred WLW. Keep listening for the next chance to win your way to our iHeartRadio Music Festival presented by Capitol and latest weather forecast from news Radio seven hundred W l JOB. A comfortable start to your Saturday morning as temperaures are in the mid to upper fifties. You warm to the mid to upper seventies this afternoon with a few chances for some showers Tonight. You start to dry out, but your Sunday looks great with temperatures in the upper seventies.

From a severe weather station, I'm nine First Warning Meteorologist Cameron Harten on news Radio seven hundred WLW. Right now, it's fifty four degrees. Our next update is at six thirty. I'm Whitney Harris, News Radio seven hundred WLW News twenty four hours a day, News Radio seven hundred WLW. Jeff Weilerhonda dot Com into the first official hour of the Saturday morning edition for this Saturday, June the eighth, twenty twenty four, I'm Gary, Jeff Walker,

you or you and that's perfectly fun. No more because Dick from Dayton finally Hey, Rise and Shine near Sleepy had what's going on? That's up, Jerry Jeff. I got too much music this week? Too much? Can you possibly have too much music? Free? I did even go to Springy. I didn't even go to Xenia. We had one tuc and then we had the best one. And uh, okay, hold on, hold on, Dick, Dick, ye when you say you had one, what are you talking about for people leaving your citizens in Fairborne? You had? You

had a senior citizen in Fairborn? How was yes? How were they rocked? We rocked? Oh? I was in the back row. And Sue says, we we This has been three years, and she says, Dick has really come along. He started doesn't mandl in but the melody. I was just hitting those things. I thought I was going to break Goldman Springs. That sounds painful. Yeah. So so the Senior Citizen Center was in Fairborne? What what day was that? That was on a Thursday? Okay,

and then on Tuesday we played it. It was near going toward Miamisburg. The uh, I can't think of it was Trinity, Trinity Senior Citizens. All right, so how how many? How many people show up? Not not in the band, but how many people show up to watch you guys and listen to you play? Thirty or forty five people? So it's a packed house, packed house, that's what. Now do you have groupies,

Dick? I mean yeah, Oh, come on, there's got to be maybe one or two older ladies at these Senior Citizen centers who have kind of a I don't know, a sweet tooth for Dick. I mean no, no, no, really, no, I'm surprised. But hey, come back and meet you in the in the dressing room. How about those reds six in a row, Dick? So well, I'm glad that we weren't dickless this morning. Thanks for waking up and calling in, And if you would do me a favor, please say good night Dick, Good night,

Gary, Jeff. All right by old radio, Rick standing by all the pretty girls, boys, women and men. In other words, you pretty girls. They listened because they love Willy the Great America pretty girls, and they know Willy loves them back. My listeners are beautiful just like me. Willy is here for you. When times are tough. All the pretty Girls joined me my pretty friend Bill Cunningham, Monday at twelve noon, Pretty

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gone strangle baduishes of me, holding for the arms of me. Radio Rick didn't get ever imagine he'd be serenaded with yacht rock to open his segment. Here he is old Radio Rick Washburn, Good morning, Ricky, how are you hey? I don't care that it's not radio themed. I got goosebumps. It's been a long time since I heard that song, and I just

love it's beautiful. Oh yeah, incredible voice this guy and the version of if you don't know me by now by them just yes, I mean you don't want to take anything away from Harold Melbourne and the Blue Notes, but come on, it's time to find out how we are being received this morning on seven hundred WLW. I reception report and what do you got for us?

Rick, Well, I'm going to say four by four again. I really think it is weather related because I don't have I mean, even my my best sets are doing about a four by four, So a little limited on the on the set, on the volume and clarity is a little rough too. And it could be sun spots. It could be the radio is

all caught at the ZOODI I don't know what well it could be. It could be the mice who were powering the wheel that powers our transmitter aren't aren't pumping fast enough too Sor there's a good gust of win and all the intendants turned slightly to the west or something like that. Yeah, I don't know. I mean, maybe we're only broadcasting with forty nine thousand, ninety nine this morning and not fifty thousand. That's got to be it. I'll check.

So this radio is a sold by Montgomery Wards. This is an Airline ninety three b R DASH five zero eight A. For those of you playing at home, and is a great reminder Montgomery Wards and Sears, we're both in competition to come up with the most annoying, convoluted and impossible to remember model numbers. Thank you so much. Now, this particular one is a cute little five tube. It's about nine by seven by six inches. It's made out of big light which is a very brittle early plastic that was I

always joke. Available in three colors black, darker black, and slightly darker black. And it's got four little almost toaster like side buttons that select your automated stations, which are well more about that and more about that. Hoan Kids does have an internal intenant, but it's a it is a cute little

set. But well, let's go to the catalog, shall we, oh please, So eight dollars and ninety five cents in nineteen thirty nine, that's two hundred bucks today, although you can make time payments of two dollars down two dollars a month, and yeah, the interest rate isn't good if anybody has a calculator. Now, the interesting thing is they refer to this as the rich brown plastic model that eight ninety five some rain chances throughout your Saturday.

Most of it's going to be light rain and it's few and far between. You top out in the upper seventies today, Same thing for your Sunday. From a severe weather station. I'm nine first Warning Meteorologist Cameron Harden on news radio seven hundred WLW seven one hundred WLW Sports. Red's Win, Reds win, Reds win. The Red's top of the Cubs three to two last night. That is now six wins in a row for the Red Hot Red Legs, who are now thirty three, thirty one and thirty three on the

season. Nicolodolo got the win, pitching six innings, giving up one earned run and striking out seven. Alexis Diaz got to save, which is his thirteenth of the season. Stevenson's two out double brought two win and the fourth inning put the Reds out front, and then Stuart Fairchild's RBI single brought in Blake Dunn and that proved to be the winning run in the fifth inning.

Cincinnati is back in action this afternoon. Inside pitch begins at three to ten, first pitches at four ten, and you can listen right here on seven hundred WLW, and Rabbit is on the Mound for the Reds and Ben Brown for the Cubs. Excellent. Here's what's trending from the iHeart Sports Network presented by Draft Kings Fantasy Sports. With rivers swirling that the Lakers could be making an offer to Yukon head coach Dan Hurley, The Huskies have now made an

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the Saturday morning edition and nine o'clock God bless Donald Trump. News, Traffic and weather News Radio seven hundred WL Cincinnati. It is hot and getting worse. With the six point thirty report, I'm Sandy Collins breaking now. Monthly global temperatures are breaking records, while scientists and climate policymakers warn the planet could

warm beyond limits agreed to in the twenty fifteen Paris Climate Talks. Texas A and M Atmospheric science professor Andrew Dessler says as climate gets warmer, heat waves will be more intense and last longer. The warming from climate change is just inexorable. We're going to As long as we're dumping carbondox here, it's gonna keep getting warmer, and so it's just going to be this on steroids in the future. Record heat wave in Asia this spring forced schools there to close.

In the Philippines and killed people in Thailand. India experienced weeks of deadly heat last month. Checking the roadways this morning, latest traffic and weather together, it is a very beautiful, easy commute today. Right now the volume is very low as people are just waking up. We do have an incident a northbound seventy five left two lanes blocked there at Shepherd Lane, that's right before you get to seventy five. They are doing repair work now. The

ladies. Forecast from the Train Heating and Cooling Weather Center on news Radio seven hundred wl W Buch a picture perfect weekend. Partly sunny, hive seventy eight tonight fifty seven with clouds tomorrow partly sunny again, seventy eight degrees. Right now we are it looks like fifty six. At news Radio seven hundred DOUBLELW News is a service of feasal roofing. Norwood lateral is now half done. The eastbound lanes open and now the westbound lanes will close Sunday night for the

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in tenth seven to one hundred. WLW sports the Reds to beat the Cubs three to two at Great American Ballpark on Friday night for the reds six straight win. They've now won eleven off their last fourteen, all three runs were scored with two outs as the Reds hold on to beat the Cubs, with Alexis Dz holding off a late Cubs rally in the ninth inning to nail down

the save behind a great start from Nick Lidolo. The Reds look to lock up yet another series victory, and they will do so behind lefty Andrew Rabbit. The Cubs counter with righty Ben Brown. First pitch is four to ten at Great American Ballpark. Across the Reds radio network is getting gas at Chevron, burning a hole in your wallet. What if I told you you can easily earn cash back while you say most of it's going to be light rain

and it's few and far between. You top out in the upper seventies today. Same thing for your Sunday. From a severe weather station, I'm nine first Warning Meteorologist Cameron Harden on news radio seven hundred WLW. Our local radar is clear. It is fifty six degrees right now at six thirty five, Next news at seven. I'm Sandy Collins News Radio seven hundred WULW News twenty

four hours a day. He was a radio seven hundred w l W. I'm toasting you Sid hone and we may be thrown dude, you'll never care me complay late is where the whiskey round Malandon Bear James is my blue My blueness chased away because I went out to see my friends in low places like down fifty two, out of town into how Now Brown County and Ripley, Ohio, to little place known as Brookies Saloon on Main Street in downtown Ripley, Ohio. And the gang is there now. Good morning gang, good

morning. Oh you guys sound good. I had a good crowd this morning. What's going on? Ih? The uh here? Att Brookie is the queen of heartstrawing to that start back up with ten percent of that two hundred and sixty thousand dollars pots, so that'll be starting at twenty six thousand this Wednesday. And the band Nobody is playing tonight at Brookies. I love Nobody,

Uh you know what? Yeah? And and their their second album I thought was better than their first album, because usually it's the other way around. You know, the band works all their lives to get that first that first record deal, so all their best stuffs on their first album, but but Nobody saved the best for their second album. And I thought that there. I thought their initial tour was fine, but the follow up tour to

support that second album was probably their best work. Live. Well, nobody's playing tonight because Ripley has another scheduled power out eage from midnight at four am. We're getting what is the deal now? Is this Duke Energy doing this? Yeah, they couldn't do it last Sunday when the power is out for four hours, that we're going to do it again. No, So why do you have these scheduled power outages in Ripley? Is this this Green New

Deal nonsense? Or what's going on? Substation repair, renewal, something going on? So we really don't know. We just have to deal with it. Well, at least you don't have to climb a telephone poll to make the phone call. I don't know, I don't know yet. Yes, what's your lunch planning for tomorrow? What's the lunch plans? Uh? Well, I think Bronco pups are on the menu. Argues for a big Land. Yes, we're going to Dougs for big Wieners. You got me to say it. You got me to say it, Sherry, Uh, tell

me tell me how the weather rock is doing this morning. What the weather rock's doing fine? I had six squirrels down there last satther day running up and down the weather rock trying to figure it out. I guess eithern't know. Well, will when you've gotta when you've got a beaver like yours, you can imagine the squirrels will all gather round. That could be. That could be. But we're gonna get a little passing shower today and maybe tomorrow.

But it's gonna be pretty all right. Very well, listen, enjoy, enjoy nobody tonight at Brookies and uh and remember the Clean of Hearts drawing next Wednesday, starting at twenty six thousand dollars. That's the money that I didn't win from the last Queen of Hearts drawing. Thank you so much. Have a good weekend, guys. We'll talk to Steve from met In, Ohio with a pithyphone call and news of the week. Maybe maybe something a

little bit different this morning. Let's all listen together and find out in moments on seven hundred WLW seven hundred WLW and I Heart Radio Station, the exclusive audio home of NBC's coverage of the twenty twenty four Paris Olympics. Ours rain this weekend, a high near eighty today, fifty seven tomorrow morning for the low, and seventy eight tomorrow afternoon seven hundred WLW Sport. Now, Liam, before you give me the sports report, you attended a show last night

at what rivermen? Yeah, rivermend Who did you see? Liam? Who did I see? I saw Hoody in the Blowfish. Darius Rucker and the gang back together again on the road this summer, and I understand that they are sounding as tight as they did in the nineties. I think this Rutger has one of the best voices I've ever heard live. So, I mean, what what did you what? Did do you like anything in particular from the set? Uh During his encore he did a Stone Temple Pilot's cover.

I thought that was pretty cool. Oh my favorite part. They were wrapping up Mo Money More Problems. The guitarist was going in and so said Darius Rutger. It was pretty fun. That was a pretty cool settling money more Problems. Yeah, all right, So I bet but you were you were impressed though, see see I mean this is all this music was made originally before you were even born. Do you understand? But you say, Hoody Darius sounded as good as ever. Right, Oh, it was awesome.

I was super surprised. Let's let's listen, guess for a second look at the Dolphins. Make me cry to Hoody. Now, Hoody is a scratch golfer, and there's plenty of golf being played just up the road at the Memorial in Dublin, and he's a big Reds fan. Yeah. Scottie Scheffler leads the Memorial in Dublin by three strokes over Victor Hovelin. Going into Saturday, the Celtics are up one oh on the Mavericks after a one oh seven

eighty nine win. Thursday Night Game two from Boston to Tomorrow. At eight, the Indian nf Fever got their third win of the season with an eighty five eighty three victory over the Washington Mystics. Kitl Caitlin Clark had thirty points, eight rebound, six assists. Did you see that They moved the game from the w NBA Arena to the Washington Wizards Arena and it was sold out

twenty thousand people. That's that is the Kaitlyn Clark effect. Yeah, that never happened in women's professional basketball before this and That's why there is such jealousy and hatred of Caitlin Clark by the players who were there before. They're not understanding she is their ticket to riches beyond their wildest dreams. Yeah, there's always been a lot of talent in the league, but Caitlyn's definitely the fan effect that's altered with her. The Reds top the Cubs three to two last

night. That is six wins in a row for the Red Legs, who are thirty one to thirty three on the season, tied for second place. Yeah, and tide for the last wild card spot. Indeed, Nick Leodola got the win, pitching six, giving up one in runs, striking out seven, and Diaz got to save and rabbit on the mound tonight for the Reds. Ben bound for the Cubs. Inside pitch begins at three ten, first pitches at four ten. You can listen right here on seven hundred WLW.

Always always, when you're doing that, just remember Liam the home of the Reds, seven hundred WLW. Hear that it's the sounder Gary Jeffan You together again on the Saturday morning edition seven under WLW and joining us one more time with feeling our friend from atn Ohio Steve Simon, Good morning, my friend. How are you? Good morning, Gary, Jeff. You know it's a principle of psychiatry that traumatic events in one's life don't shape one's psyche

or character, it's your reaction to them. During my recent adventure being poked and prodded and invaded my own manner of medical and surgical devices, I knew it was a battle, but that I have been given the tools to fight it by eighty years of love, direction, and encouragement from Christ's saints on Earth. It took me the whole month of March to turn these things around, get out of that hospital bed, and start a long recovery here at

home. It was my family's long history of March madness, you see. It was in March of nineteen fifty three. I was nine. My father was sixty three. I didn't even know that he existed, by the way, the family story was that he had died in World War Two. No, he was actually dying right now in a hospital in Atlanta, while I was in Saint Vincent's Hospital in New York City with kidney failure. I made

it. He didn't. So here I am in another Catholic Hospital seventy one years later, with an amazingly positive attitude, despite being told right up front that I have a pretty deadly form of abdominal cancer. When I turned eighty last year, I got philosophical. I wondered just how lucky I had been to get this far, when so many of my classmates, my soldier buddies, and much younger relatives sadly were long since gone. I'd been married to

a beautiful, red haired nurse for fifty seven years. Good thing. Married a nurse huh, had two great kids once they left home, six exceptable grandkids, and have held in my arms two great grandsons. As I wondered, what in the hell kind of world am I leaving these guys? I learned early in life to listen to grown ups, teachers, and priests. I went to live with my aunt and uncle when I was four. Aunt

Mary was a hard ass school teacher here in Ohio. She once heard me complain that I wasn't like the other kids who had the standard mother and father. She cut me short. Stop it right now, you're feeling sorry for yourself. Nobody loves you more and cares better for you than your uncle. And me. I never played the victimization card again. One Sunday after church, I made the mistake of telling Aunt Mary that my sausage patty was cold and I'm not going to eat it. She said I would, she won.

I didn't listen when she said that food was a gift from God. We don't waste it, and you will eat it, or we'll take it to Benediction this afternoon at church and talk to Father O'Brien about this, I challenged her. I wound up eating cold sausage in the vestibule of Immaculate Conception Church in the shadow of Jesus on the Cross. That's pretty much how I met Christ. By the way, there were those fourteen stations of the Cross

where a hero was put to death. I couldn't compare my humiliation and inability to look at sausage again for quite a while to what the Son of God was subjected to. It was a matter of justice, wasn't it. I really got into this Jesus thing, you know. I not only became an altar boy when you had to memorize your responses to the priest in Latin. I learned the priest's entire script in Latin hick astinum coli sunguitous may had a nice ring to it, all good and bad older boys. I snuck into

the mass wine. Later on in life, I got into Mogen David and realized that the Jews really no wine, and the Pope does not, or is taking money under the table from crappy ventnor's. I prayed, but almost always those formal prayers, you know, the Our Father and that stuff, never a real sit down with the Lord. Things were going pretty dog gone well, and whenever anything bad happened, like that kidney episode or the sausage, things just got better, seemingly on their own. I was still a

child many many decades later. So here I am in a striker bed at Mount Carmel Hospital at Glembus, Ohio, with plenty of time to remedisce on the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat in the sport of life. This is a Catholic hospital, so there's a crucifix on the wall of every patient room. Since I managed to be an a whole bunch of these rooms, this time I see proof that Jesus Christ really is everywhere. Toward the end of my journey through sharp objects. I noticed that the cross on the

wall of my last room is missing. But I think I figured this miracle out. Jesus was saying, my work is done. Here you are healed, my son, go in peace. I related this joyous news to my nurse, but she said I had to stay another two days, and then she said she'd be glad to see me leave. I didn't exactly know how to take that, so plenty of time to pray. I just finished a book on German theologian ddre Bonhopper. He said the secret of prayer is not

to talk, but to listen. So I just let everything go dark. And the first thing that came up was one of my favorite quotes in life. The French Jesuit priest and noted scientists Tear des Jardin said, we are not human beings having a spiritual experience. We are spiritual beings having a human experience. Amen. Having gone to a Jesuit high school, I translate, we are eternal spirits just visiting Earth on a temporary visa, legal immigrants,

but not full led citizens. It was all coming back now. My college radio station closed the broadcast day with the Saint Francis prayer for peace. You've heard it once or twice. It concludes, Grant that I may not seek to be consoled as to console, to be understood, as to understand, to be loved as to love. For it is in giving that we receive. It is in pardoning that we are pardoned, and it is in dying

that we are born to eternal life. I got visited by my children and my grandchildren every day, and my wife was by my side throughout I I had I had never taken a shot across the bow. This closeness was something that had never happened to me. Even some of my relatives friends who worked at Mount Carmel, would stop them to see me. Tell Gond, I'm loved. I'm a lovable kind of guy who knew if there were heaven on earth, we wouldn't need heaven. But it's nice to have a taste of

heaven on earth, just to keep you focused. As for that shot across the bow, I'm hoping Churchill's comment about his service of the Boer War will apply to me. There is nothing sweeter than being shot at and missed. The battle is on, you know, Gary, Jeff. I thought of Aunt Mary and her shooting me down. One Sunday morning, when I was in the hospital, that news report came across concerning the tornado at Indian Lake, and this gentleman was on the screen. He was like sixty five or

seventy years old. His house had just been destroyed, and he was being interviewed and the reporter asked him, is everybody okay? And he said, well, no. I ran back into the house and my wife was dead. She had just gotten out of the hospital and she was in one of the back rooms and she died. And I looked at this and I thought to myself that Mary was right. There's always somebody who's worse off than you.

And I've been lucky as hell, and I've had a whole bunch of you people in the audience praying for me, and I pray for you. Yeah, right back at you and Gary Jeff, you've been wonderful throughout. I thought when I missed those four or five weeks, and I'll never be able to come back. You obviously found somebody which wouldn't be too difficult to take my place. God bless you, and God bless everybody, and onward and upward, folks. Bye bye, as all with Steve. Thank you

and God bless you. Rocky Year for but Herbert Motors, It's time to take back your land with a new John Deere Compact tractor. Stop down for demoed me more on the justice for Caitlyn Markham's family with the seven o'clock report. I'm Sandy Collins breaking now. Her boyfriend, John Carter, the man accused in the death of his twenty one year old girlfriend in twenty eleven, pleaded guilty in a Butler County courtroom yesterday. Carter faces anywhere from probation up

to three years in prison for her involuntary manslaughter. The father of Kaitlyn Markham Rice on Facebook that it doesn't seem fair. Man who killed his daughter and denied it for a dozen years given a plea deal to avoid a murder trial. John Carter admitted to involuntary manslaughter and is now looking at maximum sentence of

three years in prison. Blow County Prosecutor Michael Moses has proving the murder charge was going to be tough, so the deal made sense in these TV times where there is a popularized trial expectation of a confession quotas of a crime in progress. DNA and fingerprints leading to a fast resolution. There was none of that. Sentencing is July eighteenth and Brian Colts News Radio seven hundred WA checking the latest traffic and weather together here on the Big One. We don't have

any highway problems right now. Looking at travel times from northern Kentucky. If you're down in the Florence area heading to Cincinnati, it'll take you about ten minutes right now. Now the latest forecast from the Advanced Dentistry Weather Center Advanced Dentistry, the judgment free idental experience you've been looking for, No fear Dentist dot com. Less humid and cooler weather from sunshine today, high of seventy eight, some clouds rolling in late this afternoon, low fifty seven and then

partly sunny for Sunday. I have seventy eight. Radar is clear. It is fifty seven right now in Cincinnati. Kia recalling affecting more than four hundred and sixty thousand Telluride SUVs. They've got concerns about the suv catching on fire, telling owners to park outside or away from other structures until that fire hazard is repaired. This problem is with the front seat power motor. They say

it can overheat and catch fire while being driven or even parked. Owners will be notified by the end of July, but KIA did not say why they are waiting so long to notify everyone. A Sycamore Township second grade teacher in court on Friday at his arraignment charge with trading child porn. Sixty one year old I Met Natanelle had four videos, according to the prosecutor, exploiting young four videos exploiting young girls, and he had one hundred thousand dollars bond.

He is not listed in jail this morning. The school administration issued a statement yesterday saying that while the case moves on, he is barred from campus at Rockwern Academy, and he had passed a background check before he was hired and every five years after that. Reds are red hot, beating the Cubs at Great American Ballpark three to two last night, Game six. Wind streak is going on right now. Today's first pitch is at four to ten right here

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another hour of the Saturday morning. It is for this Saturday, June eighth, twenty twenty four, Garry, Jeff Walker and you together again? How about that? Five minutes after the hour before we get to Steve Shulty real quickly, Margo's been waiting so long to tell me that her building has had two fires this year, and I felt bad leaving her on hold but Margo, are you there. I am, thanks for taking my call. Okay, real quick, go ahead, tell me your story. Well it's not

a quick story. We kind of a fire in March of twenty two and a second fire in February of twenty three. There was a hearing at the courthouse, and of course five nine and twelve got the story one hundred percent wrong in favor of the defendants. Every one that lives through a fire, specifically in a high rise, once a sprinkler. But that's not the way five nine and twelve reported it. The dispute comes in on how the fifty

five million dollars insurance money is being spent. A million dollars a month, has been spent every month for over a year now, and their idea is to start at the top of the building and work their way down and not even repair the apartments that the fire department has condemned. We all want a sprinkler. And I don't know if you saw it on TV, but the woman Vanessa Denier, she has been recalled from the board, yet the board

members keep her there because she's so crucial. So what we want if we want our board to follow this state laws and our governing managed by our governing documents. We all want a sprinkler. State law and our declarations say that they're only allowed to approve any item over or under fifteen thousand dollars, well a sprinkler system and a loan that she has applied to, which I don't think we're getting because nobody in their right mind will looness eight point nine million

dollars for a three four million dollars sprinkler system throughout the building. We all want a sprinkler. I understand, Margot, and I wish I had more time to devote to this, but please consult an attorney. Jeez, I'm glad I took that call. Steve Shulty standing by, I see it truly is so great reads. I've seen them blue following here, and I think to myself what I want. I think everyone should have a sprinkler, even if they don't have a garden host. Good morning, mister Chelt. Sorry

about the delay. It's great to have you with us. A D Day just passed this past Thursday, and uh and you had a quick article on science and D Day that you would like to share some of with us. It came on, actually came got yesterday June seventh from one of your favorite organizations, Gary, you have to see it. To Coalition dot org and the subject to science and d day on June fifth question mark and it's by doctor Gordon Folks. He's PhD. Of physics and a member of the two

Coalition Board of Directors. And it goes on. He said, the invasion of Normandy would have occurred on June fifth were it not for a young Norwegian Air Force lieutenant by the name mess Peterson. He was persuaded Supreme Allied Commander Dwight Eisenhauer to postpone the invasion by one day. That was a decision that saved many lives and perhaps the success of the invasion, as we well know. What was amazing beyond the perfect forecast was that Ike would believe Peterson over

all his other American and British meteorologists. Peterson was a strong proponent of the science of meteorology rather than the art of weather forecasting. Most of the other meteorologists on Ike's staff argued by analogy to previous storms. Peterson, who had come from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology otherwise known as MIT, where he ran

the department of meteorology. My father studied under him prior to the war, but I did not know about Peterson's fame until after Peterson had become a professor at the University of Chicago. My father ran the Chicago Weather Bureau at the time. I was invited to Peterson's Chicago home for dinner about nineteen sixty. There on a wall was a small note that said, quote, thank you for your assistance with the invasion of Normandy quotes quote signed Dwight David Eisenhower,

Supreme Ally Commander. Although a superb politician, I understood that the merit and I respeat our repeat merit was far more important to the success of Operation Overlord than pleasing one of the many factions he had Peterson was, by all accounts, the most abrasive meteorologist on like staff, but he was also THEUS smartest. Eisenhower chose wisely. Now there was something else in the start real quickly.

We're running desperately short a time this morning from this article on animal DNA suggesting that the Arctic was warmer nine thousand years ago than it was than it is today. This came from the Heartland Institute Climate Change Weekly number five oh seven issued yesterday, and animal DNA suggests that the article was warmer in seven

thousand BC than present. Research by a group of Scandinavian researchers published in the journals Science Advances, found evidence in the form of bones that a number of animals currently native to warmer climates existed in the Arctic region nine thousand years ago, implying that the temperatures were there as warmer, warmer than today. And so this is interesting Gary Jeff because at that time, based upon the information we know, CO two levels were much lower than they are today, but

yet apparently warmer. And since there was no evidence of human activity, the scientists concluded that the bones could not have been deposits there from humans over time. And of course, once again this inconvenient nature of the findings are largely ignored by mainstream drive by media well, of course, because they can't continue to generate billions of dollars in grants and studies if they don't tell us that the world is going to end because we're using fossil fuels. Thank you,

Steve Shulte. As always my friend, it's seven twelve at seven hundred WLW. Meanwhile, in the unchanged forest. The princess seems to be lost. If you've seen in a big tall Harry Die and another one who looks like Indiana Jones. No, sorry, Free He was supposed to blow up the Empire's energy shield so the rebels can attack the new death Star death Star, you're Lewis. I'll just listen to Eddie and Rocky and Wade. They're funny

to Eddie and Rocky know about the death Star. Yeah, everyone does, except you, stupid Eddie and rock Monday afternoon, three seven hundred WLW. I'm Maria Kannakova and our night Simon. Oh yeah, time to whip you into shape. Our fitness trainer and biohacker, Rocco Coslano, the don of fitness in the Tri State, is on the road again this weekend. Good morning, Rocco. Where are you and what are you doing? Hey? Garice, how are you doing? I am in Austin, Texas right now.

I'm working with the Spartan Decca Crew. Now Spatan Decca is ten zones of absolute ruling strength and endurance, and so we're we're down here in Austin and uh and I wanted to talk to you about a well a dehydration and chronic a dehydration because it's going to you know, it's like summertime now and and it's starting to get hot and people are going to be exercising. But there are most people, right about eighty percent of the population is chronically dehydrated.

And so so I want people to think about chronic a dehydration is really not about fluids. It's about the minerals and the way that your body transfers oxygen into the tissues. That's why we get cramps, That's why we feel fatigued, that's why we feel like like we get beat up after after a

workout outside in the seat. So I want people to, you know, to to understand that you have to get your phosphorus, you're so your potassium and as specially your magnesium, because you know, are those minerals help help other transfer of oxygen into your tissue and you won't cramp and you won't and you don't feel fatigued. And then when you take in your fluids, because fluids are are are actually the delivery system are that helps with those minerals.

Okay, so I mean, are there any particular fluids you would recommend that contain higher levels of those minerals that you're talking about that are necessary to prevent dehydration. Well, anytime that you take in you know, like well of water and you know water in general, but you know literally mineral water, there would be a good idea, like the Ice Mountain water that's out there. There are certain waters out there that I wouldn't. I wouldn't uh I

take it in right now, like Fiji water has been. They had a big recoil on their water. So, oh I didn't. I love I love Fiji water. It's delicious. What happened? Yes, so know why uh there was a recoill? I forget if it was uh a salmonella or like there's some some uh so salmonella. Salmonella is not a required mineral. No, not at all, not at all, all right, Rocco, thank you again. Trained with Rocco dot com. He is on the road in Austin, Texas keeping that city weird. Like it needed any help.

Yeah, oh it doesn't need let me tell you. Thanks Roo. Have a great weekend time out for the Tom Davis Diaries. I like to refer to these as the diary Once again, our cub reporter Tom Davis with wacky stories from around the country and around the world. Here he is, Good morning Gary, Jeff. This week, a child dangles dangerously over desperate parents right smack dab in the middle of a family vacation. But first, A Montana man named Vincent Sapata recently drove off in a car that he thought was

his while picking up a pizza. He quickly realized his mistake and returned the vehicle to its owner, who was rather understanding. She says that she thought she could leave the car running because she also left her big dog in the backseat. She said, so much for my guard dog. Meanwhile, in Memphis, police are searching for two men and two women who stole one thousand dollars worth of Umbum cream from the Alta beauty store. You're searching for a

grey Honda Accord with four super smooth butts inside. In Flint, Michigan, there's something in the water. A man. Some guy was leading police in a high speed chase on a stolen motorcycle before he jumped into the river. He was able to wait a couple of city blocks down, but it didn't take long for the canines to sniff him out. And finally, a giraffe snatched a two year old girl at a Texas wildlife preserve. So they're on

family vacation. They're in the back of the vehicle, which is open to the animals, and this giraffe grabs this girl by her shirt while she's holding a bag of food. But the thing is, it only took a few seconds for the draft to release her back into the arms of her mother, maintaining the child's safety the entire time, and the peaceful reputation of giraffes everywhere. Next week they call her the mother in law from Hell, and judging by the size of the fire, they might be right. Have a great

weekend. When do you like to listen to Scott's loan? I like to listen when my boss is having another one of his moods. He's always having a mood. I do not have moods, all right. I listened for Sloaney's common sense. I like the way you think he's so full of common sense. I bet he leaves little puddles of it when he sits. Do you really I want Slooney twenty four hours a day, dope? I guess

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thing for your Sunday for a severe weather station. I'm nine First Warning Meteorologist Cameron Harden on news Radio seven hundred WLW seven hundred WLW. Sports Jimmy a quick look at sports leam. Mason High School made it to the state championship with the one to win over Perryville yesterday. Fantastic Ryle High School moves on to the Elite eight of the Kentucky High School State Championship Baseball tournament after beating

East Carter four to two. Simon Ken fell to Russell County losing in the first round of the Kentucky High School State champion and my Tennessee Volunteers whip up on Evansville yesterday in the College Baseball World Series, Tennessee is one win away from the College World Series. The Kentucky Batcats played tonight for the hosting a super regional versus Oregon State game one of three, and in the pros,

the Reds win again six in a row. Now the series continues at Great American Ballpark against the Chicago Cubs, and our airtime is two ten with the inside pitch or three ten. Inside pitch begins at three ten. First pitch is at four ten, and you can listen right here on the Home of the Red seven hundred. Wow. Happy birthday to Nick Rhodes of dran Dran is A sixty two on this June eight. It was forty years ago that

we were hearing the on the stone. Now, Major Mary Jerry streams, I suppose it's very suppose it is the right Cats the near way out. You know you're something special. The clo you the what's her name name? Thank you? I mentioned it earlier. Also on the birthday list. Today the Great Boz Scags turns eighty. We heard Mick Hucknall is simply read Bonnie Tyler and I would play total eclipse of the heart. But as you you've been a long time listening to program, you know, I hate that song

so and I've seen you on TV in the early days of MTV. What were are we thinking? All right? Rock and Roll Archaeology a special edition Mighty John Marshall from moneymusic dot Com sitting in for the Music Confessor. It happens just after the news here on seven hundred w l W. Keep listening for the next chance. I'm Gary, Jeff Walker, you or you and that is perfectly fine with me. I'm gonna live and let live kind of guy for the most part. And the stuff I don't like, I just

ignore, like rainbows and unicorns, stuff like that. Coming up on eight minutes past the hour, time for Science Mike in a Science Minute. Good morning, Michael, how are you? This just may have may have all into a science Mike rant. Okay, before we get into the rant, aspect of the of the talk that I didn't know but I just heard on the user Bill Anders apollow eight passed. He passed away. But uh interesting interesting thing about him that the pollow eight mission lasted six days and uh,

Bill Anders, I'll just put it quickly. He held it until they got back to the carrier. Oh really Yeah. So have you ever watch a video of them when they come off the chopper? Yeah, and see Bill Anders he has he has slumped over a little bit, like, you know, I don't want to talk. I want to go to the bathroom. Oh man, six days anyhow, Gary, Jeff, this is gonna be the last. No, no, hold on, he did not go at all in the entire time. They no six days. I mean he could

have, he could have made history. I don't know what there was. I don't know what the what the record is, but he wow. So I mean, I mean, in in space, they can't hear you poop or what. I mean, what's the deal? He just didn't He just didn't want to. You know, it's kind of I don't know, you can't find quarters there. Well, yeah, that's true. Those Apollo capsules weren't weren't huge. But I mean, if you gotta go, you gotta go. It's, as Shrek says, better out than in. Well,

but anyway, we'll get to the topic. Was this week it came out and this is iroight, they came out of Washing Post. Was the the CDC got and this cost us? This this this almost ruinous kind of costs millions of dollars. This this this stupid rule that CDC came out with, and when the COVID hit was six foot distancing rule, right, Oh,

is the one that there was no science behind exactly this. And of course the Washington Post like we're the you know, they're the ones that propagated all this, you know, help even the Francis Collins, the NIH person and and the Faucy testimony. This week, it just it just sort of appeared. Nobody wants to see DC, nobody wants to own up. Who where did to come note, We don't know. It just appeared. It just came out of nowhere, and it became a guideline. We're going to do

six foot. We're not gonna let you go see your your sick relatives in the hospital. You can't go to the funeral, you can't. I mean, it just destroyed people's lives. And yes, and I just I just saw stat this week. We're like dead last now in the high schools for for for competency passing tests with math and science. Where do you think that came from? Because they went to the virtual learning. Oh you know, you can't just can't go to school again, you know, blah blah.

I mean, well, when well, particularly with Fauci, when people say, and he said at one point, I am science. If you question me, you're questioning science. Because I am science. You must be a Republican. And it just I mean, what people don't understand is how badly he failed when he first came onto the national stage as the person who was going to cure AIDS and come up with a vaccine. He never did.

And in fact, if you look at what happened with HIV and AIDS and Anthony Fauci, he was a strong proponent of AZT, which wound up killing more AIDS patients than AIDS itself. This is a guy who have failed up constantly, has one of the highest pensions in the history of our federal government, and is worth eleven million dollars after COVID because of all the money he got from kickbacks from pharmaceutical companies, which he denied. People say, well,

he's a doctor, he's a doctor. Well. Doctor Joseph Mengela of Adolf Hitler's third Reich was a doctor Shae Guevera, who was responsible for killing thousands of people in Cuba under Castro was a doctor. The hipocritic oath says, first, do no harm, Anthony Fauci, you should have read it more closely. There's my rant and meako, but my hands are clean. I don't know where that came from. I know. Thank you so much, brother, Take care Science Mike with a son. Seven hundred wlw ah

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Our service is over the top. Vanderhart Fireplace, Masonry and Roofing. Trying to be positive wherever possible on this program. It's good that I make this effort by sharing the word of God with our with you and our friend Rick Green from Spirit Works, Cincinnati, Mine. I don't know that it shut up. Shine shine shine shine, yeah, oh yeah, brother Green, good morning, How are you? Good morning? I woke up praying for you and your listeners. I'm sitting in my backyard Gary, just taking God's

glory in. I love the morning time. You're right, man, It's one of my favorite things to do when I get a chance to do it. Sit outside on the front porch, have a little cup of coffee, maybe bring Brooksey the cat dog out in his leash, and just enjoy the sounds of the birds and and everything else is. It's amazing what God has done for us and is available to us whenever. Heymen, Hey man, I gotta work for you today. We're coming from the book A Malachi,

chapter six, verse eight. It says, he has shown you on mortal what is good and what does the Lord require of you? To act justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God. Give me the book the chapter and verse again, it's the Book of Malachi, chapter six, verse eight. It says, he has shown you on mortal what is good and what does the Lord require of you? To act justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God. You know, this is

something that we always need to remember if we're believers. Rick, is that the Bible is a book of love. It's not a book of hate. Amen, hey man. And we are commanded to love and not hate. And that means everybody in every instance, which is the most difficult thing of all as a human being to do. Amen. Oh, thank you. You know, Gary, I think we have to be honest with our love. Gary, I missed the mark, Daly, So I thank God for grace and mercy, and you're going to be honest with your self. You're

right, You're absolutely right. As many times as I fail, or you fail, or we fail, God still loves us. That's the great thing a man all right, brother Green, have a fantastic blessed weekend and we will talk to you soon. All right, Okay, you all have a blessed day, right, sir. Eight eighteen, seven hundred WLW. This morning at nine, Mike Allen goes where other hosts dare not tread and don not talking about the men's room on seven hundred WLW. Keep listening for the

next chance to win your way to our higheart radio music. Most you do see some rain chances throughout your Saturday, most of it's going to be light rain and it's few and far between. You top out in the upper seventies today, same thing for your Sunday. From a severe weather station, I'm nine first Warning Meteorologist Cameron Harden on news Radio seven hundred WLW seven hundred WLW

Sport. Liam Tomlinson is here. He was at Hoodie and the Blowfish last night, so he missed the exciting electricity of another Reds winning baseball contest against the Chicago Cubs at Great American Ballpark at sixth in a row. Nick know this, and I'm going to talk to more about this. Liam. This is exactly why Nick Lodolo was missed so badly. Last season, another stellar start by him, six innings of seven strikeout baseball held the Cubs at Bay

and just and not a lot of runs, but there was excitement. De la Cruz gets on base and once again he steals another base last night and sets up that two run rally I believe in the fourth inning, Yeah, and Spencer Steer I heard it was a drop third strike, Yes, and he got to first base. That allowed Tyler Stevenson with two outs to bring both runners in. Yeah, first and third. And Steer is no slouch

on the base paths either. So when Stevenson rocketed that all the way to the left field wall, that just line shot in the fourth Steer all the way around, and Elie de la Cruz, who was on third, just kind of trotted home. And then he's waiting at home. It wasn't the third base coach who was wind milling Spencer Steer in. It was Elie de la Cruz going, come on, man, you can do it, you can do it. It was great. Yeah, baseball's a lot more fun

when you're winning. The energy has definitely completely changed over the last two weeks. Over this wind Street. It's been fun to see, like in Colorado the Rally Reds. I mean that last the sweep the Colorado Rockies. That game was amazing. I tell you who else is amazing, even though many like you have pooh poohed her debut and the WNBA after a rough little start.

As our friend Kaitlyn Clark. Yeah, the Indiana Fever got their third win of the season with that eighty five eighty three victory over the winless Washington Mystics. Kaitlyn Clark had thirty points, eight rebounds, and six assists. Amazing. She is amazing, and plenty else going on. We got college baseball Tennessee volunteer stand one went away from the College Baseball World Series. Correct. Yeah, they host Evansville today with a chance to go. They played

Evansville yesterday and beat them. The Super Regional you play a series cares one team? All right? Cool and the Kentucky Wildcats. The Backcats host Oregon State starting tonight. All right. The NBA Playoffs or underway the finals. Boston is leading that series one to nothing. Correct. Celtics are up one to zero on the Mavericks after a blowout one of seven eighty nine win Thursday night. Game two tomorrow in Boston than at eight pm. Anything else on

the radar? Oh, the Memorial In Dublin. Scottie Seffler leads Victor Hoveland by three strokes in Dublin tonight, the Reds play at four to ten, First pitches at three ten, and rabbits on the mound for the Reds ben bound from the Cubs. Listen right here on the Home of the Red seven hundred ww very good. How much time do I have here? Three? A minute and a half. That's it? Okay? Well, I wanted to quickly mention we have someone new in the producer's studio this morning. Her

name is Kenzie. She is a student at you see. She someday she aspires to be in television sports, and this is a fine platform to start at least get a taste of the broadcast business. Kenzie, how have you found your experience to be so far this morning? I'm sorry? Could you repeat that? Yeah? How has the experience been so far this morning? Oh? Good? Do you have any highlights you'd like to harken back to to this point? What about? What did you think about Mama Tree?

She seems very nice and her discussion of her twin brother who was born into her face and that never made it out of the wom Yeah, that's crazy. I don't think i've heard that like before. Anything else come to mind instantly that you've gleaned this morning, anything you want. I loved her singing too, that was a very nice touch. I think I think you mentioned to Liam that if you had just tuned into the radio and heard that,

it would have been an unusual Yeah. I think I would have been very confused if I was just scrolling through and heard that on the radio, But I probably would have stayed to figure out what it was. I think a lot of people feel that way, and they even listen every week and they're still confused. Well, thanks for being here this morning, and I hope it's been a fine at least. Yeah, I think you all right.

So anyway, and somebody else for us to corrupt. I guess coming up on eight to thirty gifts from Wally and then Moe Egger joins in plus Mike Allen before nine o'clock, and then we'll get onto the after the show show at Huddles. It's seven hundred WLW the Saturday morning edition, and yes it continues. This is Pro bowlis Shawn Merrimant. Here's What's trending from the Ihearsports

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Prime Video on August twenty second. I'm JD Hafern. Luxury SUVs now come with the luxury of Troy friend. Indeed, Oh, she's a gold digger well over town that digs on me. O da nay saying see you go? Did you see us? And win? No? Broke Nay saying see you go? Did you see us? And win? No? Broke b Happy forty seven to the man they call ya as in Kanye West, one of most favorites. Hey, mo, how about that? Oh that's great. I can't believe that Yay is forty seven. I can't believe that I'm

saying yay on the radio. I can't believe I'm listening to yay on your show. You never know what little little nugget you'll find on the Saturday morning edition with Gary Jeff Walker. Uh, and you never know what new way the Reds are gonna find to win games. Diaz made it interesting last night, and not the kind of interest I'm sitting there on the edge of my chair watching the game. Come on, man, do not blow this use.

There have been such a wonderful pitching performance by Nickolodolo, And isn't last night. Almost every start this year evidence of how much the Reds missed Nickolodolo last year. Oh yeah, Oh, absolutely goodness great. I feel like it's interesting. I had Stam look here on my show yesterday and he referred to him as the staff ace, and I that's obviously a subjective's title, But when I think that's based on it, Nicolodolo's best starts look better than

anybody else's best starts on this staff. That's no knock on anyone. It's no knock on Hunter Green or Angelaba or anybody else. But yeah, I mean when when he is healthy and he is on, he shows you the sort of picture he can be. And yeah, they missed him, and they missed Hunter Green as well, but they missed Nicklodolo dramatically. Last year he barely pitched and you know, fortunately his still on the injured list this year was very, very brief. When he has been on the mound.

I mean, he was awesome last night. You get a glimpse of the sort of pitcher he can be. And with this starting staff top to bottom, it's it's why this team is. It's why you can't roll them out. And you know, we said that two weeks ago and it kind of felt like the season was on the verge of slipping away, that they were at least getting good enough starting pitching that if the offense did come around,

this team could jump back into it. And that's exactly what's happened. And I think the biggest reason for optimism with this club over the next four months is you just expect the starting pitching to only get better because we know how much potential those guys have, and we know how much potential Nicklodolo has. The Baltimore Orioles are one of the best teams in the Major leagues right now, and they have built from within, primarily from it with in their system,

and the Reds have done the same. Do you see do you foresee a reason the Reds would look to bolster their bullpen if they're still in the running at the trade deadline. I don't know why they wouldn't. But how do they do that and what do they offer? Well, that's the thing. I mean. You know, first of all, they bolstered their bullpen last year at the trade deadline and acquiring Sam Mall, so you know, you can make your team better and not mortgage your future. It's great,

you know, the Breads. I wanted them to get a starting pitcher last year at the deadline, and a lot of us did because that was their biggest weakness. And Nick Krawl, you know, you could argue deserves criticism for not making the starting rotation better. But what he did was make a very sneaky move in acquiring Sam Mall, who has been awesome since he got here. Well, that bolstered the bullpen. It didn't cost them all that much, so you know there are guys like that that you can get that

aren't going to cost you all that much. I think the interesting scenario in baseball right now has to do with two teams that have, first of all, they're terrible, and secondly have players that I think you could pry away and not have to wait to the deadline. One is the MIAMAMR the Miami Runs, who have already traded Luisa Rise, maybe the best pure hitter in

baseball. They've got an outfielder by the name of Jazz chism If they're going to trade Luisa Rise, I don't know why they wouldn't trade Jazz Chisolm. And I don't know if you're Nick Krawl, why you wouldn't have already called them to ask what it would cost. The other team is the Chicago White Sox, who are historically awful. They have an outfielder by the name of Luise Robert who's been an All Star, who has years of team control on

his deal. Reportedly, they have shown a willingness to talk with teams about him. And if you're Nick Krawl, I would like to think you've already made contact with the Chicago White Sox. There is going to be a point, and maybe it's not this summer, maybe it's this offseason, maybe it's next summer. There's going to be a point where the Reds, if they feel really good about their collection of young players, are going to have to deal from a surplus. And I think you and I have talked about this

example before the last time, prior to twenty twenty. I guess that the Reds really went all in in the Winner of twenty eleven to twenty twelve. They went out and acquired Matt Lato's who was young, controllable, lots of upside. Say what you want about maybe how things ended here, but a guy who when he came to Cincinnati gave the Reds two really good seasons. To acquire him, the Reds had to give up three guys who would go on to become All Stars and a guy who would go on to pitch in

the World Series for the Kansas City Royals. Four guys. They gave up the Asmai Grandal in large part because they had Devin Mezaco. They gave up Yonder Alonso because they had Joey Vado. They gave up Bradurger or relief Picture

because they felt like they had a good Corps of relief pictures. And they gave up Edinson Volcaz because they had a really deep starting staff, and so there's going to be a point if you want the Reds to get better from the outside, whether it be with a bat, whether it be with a bullpen arm, whether it be with a starting pitcher, you're gonna have to give up something of value. The good news is the Reds have a lot of really good young players. They have a decent farm system. They've got

some guys that I think other teams would be interested in. But it's going to cost. And so that to me is one of the more interesting storylines about this franchise. When they finally get to a point where they feel like we're going to go acquire help from outside, what's it going to cost and what are they willing to give up? Because you're gonna have to give up

something of value. Speaking of the young players, I have really enjoyed watching Herda Bees and yeah, and just this last week, Blake Dunn comes up and last night he makes major contributions and had his first major league hit last night, and you know, he made it. He stretched into a double and he just never stopped. I love Blake Dunn. And you know, we've seen so little, it's a very small sample. We don't know if he's even going to stay with the club the rest of the year. But

mo that you want to talk about the young talent. You know that the Reds may or may not decide that they've got a you know, a plethora of and give up. But talk to me about hertabies and done real quick.

Well, you know, with those guys, producing big league talent isn't just about producing stars, right, You want to produce as many stars as you can, of course, But like for years, people have talked about the Cardinal way, right, So for forty years, the Cardinal Way has been you know, this system where the Cardinals just keep pumping out guys who, when they get to the big leagues automatically start helping, right, Very

rarely do they send players back. And you know, I used to have conversations with it Williams about this when he ran the club about you got to you gotta emulate that you got to develop a system where when guys get through your minor league system and develop the skills necessary to get to the big leagues. Once they get here, they fit in immediately. They have a skill set that they can apply immediately. They don't look like they're in over their

head. They look like they know how to play. Blake Done and Jacob Hurdabe's look like guys who know how to play. You know, her to Bee specifically for me, just his approach at the plate, his ability to get the ball to all fields. He's a good base runner. You know. He looks sort of silly losing a ball in the sun the other night, But I've seen that happen to a lot of guys in left field in the in the late evening, in a late afternoon at Great American ballparks.

I hate sacrifice bunting, but he laid down a beautiful sacrifice bunt the other night that that led to a couple of runs, and Blake done the same thing. Are those guys going to be stars? No, But you need to produce role players. You need to produce guys who, when their time is is called, can contribute. And for all the height that guys like

Elie Dela Cruz and Matt McClain so many others get and deserve. To me, the Reds really will have transformed their organization when they can consistently call on the minor leagues to pull guys up that can add something and don't look like they're in over their head and look like they know how to play. And with Dunn and herdabes, I think you have primary examples of that. Dela

Cruz, by the way, one year in the big leagues. This week he celebrates byke not going a three run homer that was off the bat and out of the park in about a half second. And then last night again you know the magic of Dela Cruz is on full display. And all he does is he gets on base with a walk and then steals his record bass already the league leader in stolen bases. And here's what I love most about last night, mo is watching when Stevenson knocks that that double in the left

field corner and Dela Cruz is on third. He's at home in a heartbeat, but he is standing. It's not a it's not the like the third base coach. He's standing at home waving Spencer Steer and wind wheeling him. Then, is it is it unusual to you that a player so young has become And I feel like he's really becoming a leader in that clubhouse. It

feels like it feels like there's something magnetic about him. Right, Yeah, right, it just there are players like that where it just it feels like there's something about him that the players latch onto and gravitate toward, and you know, even feed off of. He's such a high energy guy. He really does play hard. He looks like the guys who just loves playing. I think players just naturally gravitate toward guys like that. I think you could

say the same thing about Jonathan India. You know, you talking to with Sam yesterday. His point was, you know, look, I don't think it's a coincidental India got going and then everybody else sort of followed in tow and I think he's a guy like that. I think Ellie's a guy like that. I think, you know, look, Ellie is not a finished product. We'd like to see him strike out less, we'd like to see

him make more consistent contact. But it is so much fun watching a guy harness his raw skill and evolve into a dude who I think is going to be an All Star and a guy who you alluded to looks like he's interested in being a leader of the club at just twenty two years old. It's not It can be frustrating at times, as it is with all young players, but man, for the most part, it's a lot of fun.

Yes, it is. As a friend of mine, his father used to say, well, they misused the word athleticism, because athleticism at its root means an enthusiasm for athletics. He has that. He has that an enthusiasm for athletics. So he is very, very high on the athleticism charts in my books. Who are the best traveling fans in the Major League? Are they the Cubs? Are they the Yankees? Who travels the best? Because this weekend, of course, we got lots of Cubs fans, many of

them coming from Chicago or from that area. Who do you think are the best traveling fans in the major leagues? Well, I think a lot of those Cubs fans don't travel very far. My guess is. You know, if you remember when I was a kid and when you were younger, the Cubs were on television every day at two twenty right WGN. And so, first of all, I think them in the Atlanta Braves they cultivated a lot of fans in certain parts of the country where maybe they didn't have a team

because they were on TV every single day. I know Indianna is a huge Cubs country, huge Cubs territory, so I could imagine there are a lot of people who come see the Cubs. More economical, a little bit easier to come to Cincinnati than perhaps going to Chicago. So like, do they travel well? Sure? I don't think you know. To me, travel well is fans that routinely travel a great distance. I'm always amazed by the number of La Dodger fans who are at Great American Ballpark when they're here.

You know, they were here just two weeks ago and the Reds swept them, which was great. But whenever the Dodgers are here, look there, they're three time zones away, right, obviously a huge national brand. I'm I'm always taken aback by how many Dodgers fans. And then the other one is in part because of TBS and in part because they have such a huge footprint in the South where there's no other team. The Atlanta Braves always have

a billion fans here. But again, you know TBS, I know people who live here who are Atlanta Braids fans because they're on television every day, Which leads me to one of the great what ifs of all time, and your friend Andy Furman has talked about it. In the mid eighties, had Marge shot bought Channel sixty four and May to Day superstation and put Reds games on like Atlanta Braves games were on TBS, like Cubs games. We're on WDGNA, like Met's games, We're on WLR. Who knows what this fan

base and this franchise would look like. No question, and one last thing, We're tied on time. But I'll just leave you with this comment. If I was a cop and I'd arrested Scottie Scheffler, I would ask him about playing with Tiger Woods too. Have a great weekend, mo, counselor how are you? Mike Allen? Coming up next Saturday midday? And what's on the show, Mike. We're going to talk about Biden's feckless executive order this week on the border. Oh what a sham that would allow nine hundred

thousand people and boy, that's going to help a lot. Also going to talk to Kevin Burton of Strategic Advisor. There's two new polls out this week, Gara Jeff that were really favorable to Trump. I know the guilty verdict did not hurt him one bit. Yeah. Well I think I said God Bless Donald Trump last week and somebody called and said, why would you say that? He's a convicted fella? You know, you know the answer to that is what So yeah, really, that's that's the answer right there.

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