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07/21/23 580 Live with Dave Allen - co-host Bryan Hughes, Hannah Gardner, Jim Strawn, Fleetwood Macked, and Woody Woods · The Dave Allen Show

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Loaded up, man, I tell you we're loaded up. We are
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at least for one day. Jim Strawn live on the Levy and he's apparently
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has brought the entire group with him that's going to be performing tonight. They're
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called Fleetwood Mac and they are a Fleetwood Mac tribute man and he's got the
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whole band in here with us, so we'll see how that goes. There's
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been a lot of changes around the radio ranch here as of late, moving
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stations here, moving stations there. Wood he was one of the ones most
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impacted by that. His ninety eight seven to beat is now one of seven
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point three to beat. He's going to stop by the studio as well.
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Hannah Gardner standing by. Will get to her in a matter of seconds with
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our adopt mee please pet of the week. But all that, I say
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all that to say this, My special guest co host this week is meteorolog
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just Brian Hughes from Stormtracker thirteen. How are you, sir, and listen,
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the sunshine is coming out today, We're going to dry out. I
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am a good man with the forecast from now into next week. You are
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good. You're in good graces now. You've been on the show countless times
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talking regard and we'll get to that a little bit later on. But we're
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gonna give you a break from regott a little bit today, plus you get
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to play the always popular ten quite ten questions. Excited to play ten questions?
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I can't wait. It's listen. Impromptu stuff is my favorite thing.
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Well, and you're very good at it, and we're going to see how
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you do on ten questions. Let's bring in Hannah Gardner from the Canal Charleston
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You Maine Association with this week's Adopt Me Please Pet of the Week. Hannah,
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good morning, how are you? I am doing fine, Hannah.
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Brian Brian, Hannah, I know I couldn't remember when you guys I've handed
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before I get you started with our Adopt Me Please pet of the Week.
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I got a serious thing I need to throw out here. I got a
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text to the show says I'm serious right now, says a texture, and
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I never am. There is appeers what appears to be an appliance like a
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freaking refrigerator in the passing lane Westmound on sixty four in the curve near Institute.
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Dead serious, crazy, says a text. A refrigerator. Apparently,
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according to a text, there is an appliance a refrigerator or something like it
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in the passing lane on sixty four near sixty four West near the curved institute,
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so it's obviously not running so you can catch it. Well, there
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you go, all right. I just want to make sure to be careful.
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Be careful. You're gonna be traveling out there this morning, so we'll
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get Jeff Petty on that to go see what's up with that room and soon
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if there's any food, yeah exactly, I mean it is, there's some
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left over beer. What do we got? But be careful, all right,
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Uh handle, Let's get to the story of the dog. Name Wren
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w r e N. Picture posted as always Dave Allen Radio and Facebook and
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at Dave A seventy on Twitter. Tell us about Wren Hannah. Yeah,
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so she's Wren as w R e n just in case anybody wants to look
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her up on our website. But she is two years old and she's not
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fixed yet, but she will be. Um, she came into us as
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a stray, but she has been great. Well she's doing with us.
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She's been very, very outgoing. She does really well with other placeful dogs.
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Um, she's she's about forty five pounds, but she pulls her release
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a little bit. She just needs a good bit of like re fortunately training
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things. Like that with her on the leash. But she's very kid friendly
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from what we've noticed. Of course, no matter how friendly they are,
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we always advise caution for a while just to make sure. I even say
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about caution for the rest of your life, even if you got it as
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a puppy, just because you never know. But other than that, she
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loves to play, she loves to go outside, she loves to go on
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adventure. She'd be a good hiking buddy, she'd be a good travel buddy.
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She's just really overall, really really well. She's a social butterfly,
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is what we call them. So those are the dogs had to shelter that
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are more friendly with people, dogs and just kind of all around everything kids
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as well. But she came in on June twenty six, and she hasn't
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been foster, she hasn't been adopted, and she hasn't had any applications on
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her either. And she is adorable. So I do not know why.
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Well, she looks like she's got it. I see the picture of her,
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and she looks like she's got a happy demeanor. It's just you know,
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the type of dog you would think, Okay, this could be rough.
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Note he's not a happy look to her. Yes, yes, she's
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very happy dog. She's very playful. Like I said, now that playfulness
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can sometimes come off with her being rough, but she just needs, like
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I said, you know, like a little bit of that training behind that,
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just to understand, you know, what boundaries are and stuff. But
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she's very, very good and she'd be a great dog her like a family
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dog, even if they had another dog, because a sibling for her would
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be a great idea to help with that energy that she does have. She
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has, and there's been variable animal the night before, all those good qualities,
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and there's been variable animal the night before all those good qualities, and
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there's been very little interest in Ran so far. How is that possible?
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I mean, this is a such a beautiful dog. Go look at the
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picture Dave Allen Radio on Facebook or at Dave a Sebody on Twitter. It's
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a beautiful dog. I mean, how's there not been interested in this dog?
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Hannah, Honestly, I do not know. I think that sometimes people
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come up to the shelter, you know, if they're physically coming up to
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the shelter and they go through. But some dogs just kind of get looked
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over, which you know, people have their specialties to say, like a
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dog, but rand is just she's very very sweet. She's in the back
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of our kennels, but she's one't that like you couldn't e mess. She's
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always smiling at you. But she's very very sweet. And again I don't
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know how. She doesn't have any applications or anything on her. She should
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hopefully after this, she will hopefully should get to off this. But she
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definitely needs a good home and like I said, an ideal home for her
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would be someone who has like either there are more adventurous people where they want
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to go out more like hiking more or go outside or even maybe not hike
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food just like take her to dog parks often, or someone who has another
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dog who is equally as playful and would love to play with her and maybe
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even travel around or something, because she would honestly be the best songs for
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it. She's very very good. She really looks like and I'm serious about
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this, looks like she could probably because I said, she has that happy
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demeanor. Looks like she could probably cuddle like you wouldn't believe with somebody on
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accounch or even sleep within the bed. Mhm. She does she's very very
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sweet and she um. When she Chris came in, everybody actually thought that
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she had like a swollen face, but absolutely not. She just has a
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bigger face. I know some people like that. People like that, Hannah.
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I'm always complimenting you folks on the wonderful job you do on social media,
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but I understand that, uh uh, you're the shelter there was recently
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named is one of the top shelter sites in America to follow on social media.
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There's a website called good Goodgood dot com who follows these sort of things.
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That's a pretty big honor. I think you guys made like the top
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eleven in America for this, So I mean hats off to to you folks
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and the people that do your social media up there. Yes, yes,
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they are amazing. They do very very well. I know that Adian Sarah
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handled a lot of it, so kudos to them because they do a great
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job at it. And we did make that is amazing and we hope to
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see it again. A couple of things I want to bring up here before
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we let you go. There's a sad story that seems to so far be
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turning out okay. Earlier this weekend, someone dumped ten puppies as a shelter
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that were around. It was around they were around two and a half weeks
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old. Now I found out by reading your social media that you did find
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fosters for them, which is good. But these puppies are going to need
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homes. Yes, yeah, so um, I would say, you know,
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it'll be a couple of weeks. It will be probably about like maybe
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like four or more weeks or so before they can even be thought about.
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But they are super super cute. They're all black, some of them have
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a little like white seat. Some of them how atually went out. Are
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all extremely cute, and they actually went out extremely fast. So as soon
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as we've posted that we need fosters for them, I showed up to the
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shelter. I wasn't working in that day, but I showed up to the
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shelter because I was going to offer to take too, and there was literally
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all of them already had sponsors. So that's good. It's good have a
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great foster outreach. But it's just amazing, you know, all the people
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that come to help out. Yeah, we went a text of the show.
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I don't know whether you have information on this or not, Hannah says,
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can you ask Hannah how the kitten is doing? It was thrown for
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the interstate bridge yesterday. Were you aware of the story. Oh, I'm
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not one hundred percent sure. I'm aware of the story, but I'm not
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one hundred cent sure. I believe that there was another rescue that was looking
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at it. Maybe they brought him to us. I'm not sure. But
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you know next week if we hear more on that act. Okay, no,
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well, I appreciate that, and a follow up on that text of
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texts. By the way, to our state legislature, the evil treatment of
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innocent animals is out of control. I would I would agree with that.
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Before we let you go, I do want to get this in. I
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know that you folks have been doing this Missile's pet foundations, the empty the
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shelter of it, and that is continuing now right. Yes, it goes
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on until the thirty first, so the very last day of the month it
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goes on to. And that does mean that all our adults, dogs,
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cats, and kittens are twenty five dollar adoption fees, but that does not
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include the puppies. We do have some puppies that are included, but those
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are typically the puppies that have either been there for a while that is not
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common for puppies, or or maybe even that day, just aren't getting the
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attention that they need. So we're wanting to get to them a home quick
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time. Maybe that twenty five will help them, So that would be amazing,
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well, and that's what we hope for. I was away from the
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show last week. Coope filled in for me and we had the dog named
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Cheese on the show last week. Cheese got adopted this past week, so
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I'm very happy to hear about that. Hey, Hannah, we gotta run.
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I appreciate you as always. We'll talk next week. Thanks a lot.
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Kind of review a little bit, Brian. It's Wren, faith and
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let's let's kind of review a little bit, Brian. It's Wren and let's
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let's kind of review a little bit, Brian. It's Wren. Female two
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years old, not fixed ye, but willbe came in as a stray,
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very outgoing, does well with other playful dogs. A bit of a bigger
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dog at forty five pounds. Yeah, and she said that he does pull
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on a leash a little bit and but that could be worked with. Listen,
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that's that's easy, that's fun. Take him out enough, get him
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worn out and back inside and let him nap again. But no, this,
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I'm serious. This dog is really really cute. Great smile about her
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and listen. All she needs is a loving home. I agree, and
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also kid friendly as well. Yes, very much, so very important on
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that and it is. It is very much awesome. Go check out the
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picture. It's Dave Allen Radio and Facebook or at Dave a seventy on Twitter
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and you'll see the picture of Wren. We got cheese adopted last week.
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Coop did that what I did and I was away, But Coop got cheese
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adopted last week. Coop and handed it. So let's go for Wren.
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Brian Hughes from Storm Track at thirteen is here, but his mic has been
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taken over by incredible Jim Strawn. I could not be more excited? Could
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I be more excited? I just don't know with you two that the FCC
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allows you two to be in the same never wow and beside each other too.
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Yeah, the energy is coming right through my poores here. It's unbelievable.
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Well, don't get it all over the board. Okay, all right,
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So this is our great you brought, you brought the whole fam family
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here. You've got Fleetwood Mac Group here, the tribute band to Fleetwood Mac.
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It is time for Season nineteen, week number seven already of the Moses
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Auto Group live on the Levey. We'll be down at had That River Front
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Park tonight. Brian has already guaranteed a picture perfect evening. He's our local
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meteorologist, by the way, guys, and that's his side. This is
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his side in here. So we'll get things started about six thirty down it'd
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had That River Front Park. The show and bomb stage will be hopping and
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popping with some great music from the Soda Pop Gypsies were wonderful after Elkins.
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They do the blues, a little rock. Jamie, the female vocalist is
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fantabulous. So Soda Pop Gypsies at six thirty they'll play for about an hour
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and we'll get the stage ready for Fleetwood Mac. They'll do two forty five
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minutes sets seven forty five and then again at eight forty five. And they
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they are in the house. I want to back out and let you talk
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to them. Maybe they'll do it tune for you. But guys, how
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are we doing? Appreciate everybody being here? Now? Who who do we
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need to talk to? First? Here? Jim may need you have to
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help them with the microphone a little bit here, so let's just introduce.
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I'll have maybe one person introduce everybody. How's it all right, So I'm
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Hillary and I do the Stephen Knicks bang okay, and then we have Caroline
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Purrs, Christine McBee and Mike Epstein as Lindsey Buckingham. Okay. But our
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John mcpee and our Nick Fleetwood are probably still asleep. Okay. Well you
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know they're living like this nineteen seventy five all over again. You know,
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the original of Fleetwood Mac. That's awesome. So so tell me about you
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folks. How did this whole thing come about? So we were original,
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doing original music, our own songs for a lot a lot of years.
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Been about sixteen years ago. We decided to get out of the stinky van,
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which by the way, we are back in Okay. Well thought that
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we would get out of the stinky van for a while, um and do
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it, you know, and do a family thing. And we had a
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letter. Oh he's my husband. Okay. Yeah, it's this has becoming
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more more like you got you guys took this, this whole Fleetwood Mac thing
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way too far, you know. Uh, But that's awesome. So what
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is it about Fleetwood Mac in your opinion? That I mean, because their
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music is timeless, it goes it's one of those in radio. We use
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a term called non offensive, and what that means is is that everybody there's
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those artists like a Bob Seeger or the Eagles or Fleetwood Mac that just about
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everybody can agree on. What is it that has kept this band that was
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that? I mean they're getting ready out. I think some of them are
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getting ready to go out on on tour again at some point. What is
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it that makes this band so popular all these years later. Definitely the epic
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songwriting. So and there's three people each world class songwriters um that sound incredible
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together, have their own iconic kind of personalities, and you know, you
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put that all including you know Mick Fleetwood too. I mean he's bigger than
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life. You put that all together and you've got like the perfect storm it
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is. I mean, it's amazing. And again, all of these songs
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just are are timeless. And and the fact that it's one of those rare
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bands that everybody had a piece of, you know, I mean everybody wrote,
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everybody, everybody played. They would come in I've read a lot about
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them in their studios and they would each come in with like twenty or thirty
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songs. You know. Okay, well Mick did this, and Christine did
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this, and Stevie did this, and Lindsay did this and all that.
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So what when we come out to your show, what can we expect?
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I mean, I know you're the Fleetwood Mac tribute band, but what can
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we expect when we come to your show? We are we really pay homage,
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So we study hard to get everything like the original because we're not going
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to do better than the original, you know, so we try to get
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as close to it as possible. But but you know, when when you
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hear those songs, you know, those iconic songs, what what are the
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ones that kind of kind of give you the tingles? Which are your favorites?
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Well, for me, A gold Dust Woman definitely, because it's it's
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just so iconic Stevie and it's great song, but it's got this, yeah,
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very theatrical, and it's it's got something happening like all around it.
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You know, every Christie mcvis there. That was from their their comeback album
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in the eighty seven Tango in the Night. Yeah, so that was I
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was always a person I'm not going to sing it, Brian, you don't
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have to worry, But I was always a personal fan of Landslide I think
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Landslide, Night and Night and Silver Springs. I love Silver Spring that they
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did, especially on the unplugged version that they did, And I like Tusks.
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So if do you have the USC marching band coming in to do Tusk?
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We don't, but we've got Andrew Nadian and Phil who really they pull
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it off. So oh, so we're gonna do Tusk tonight. Awesome?
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That is so you guys, are you prepared to do a little little song
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here for us right now? I mean, keep in mind, folks,
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we're not designed to be a recording studio. This is a news talk station,
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so that's why we have one microphone and we got people on the floor
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and everything else. But if you could do a bit of a song,
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maybe a minute or two, I'll leave it totally up to you. Jeff,
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you ready in there? All right? Guys, go ahead. I'm
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jucy baby on the poker like me. I'm falling, fall fall that had
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your feet. I'm tingling right from my head to my toes. So help
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me, help me, help me make a feeling go because when the loves
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not and the lights go down, there's not another living soul around you.
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Boom me unto the sun comes up and say don't you love me? All
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right? Rawesome, thank you so much. Congratulations guys man, that's fantastic.
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That's fantast So with all of the songs that Fleetwood mic does, how
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do you cut it down? Because you'd be there all night if you if
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you were going to do the entire catalog, and there's always gonna be that
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one person said, well, they didn't do this song. What's that process
23:00
like? Deciding what songs you're gonna do? Sometimes it's the flow, you
23:03
know, so you know what songs you absolutely want to aren't like kind of
23:07
in the mood to do that night, and then as you start to put
23:08
it together, it's okay, so guitar changes keys, you know what's going
23:12
to sound good going into the other one? Yeah? How many vocals in
23:15
a row? There's a line ago? Yeah, yeah, well, well
23:22
we change it up. We are we know the catalog, we've we've got
23:25
deep cuts, so we'll we'll change it up a lot. Oh that's great,
23:29
that's great. And you know this comes on the heels of Roger Friedman
23:32
yesterday, uh, breaking the news that you know they may do one last
23:36
reunion to her and right because they they because the one thing they said was
23:40
I looked at it here and he said, everybody's doing the reunion tour,
23:42
but Lindsay Buckingham is probably going to come back. They're they're literally in discussion
23:48
now twenty twenty four might be the one. So wow, that's good stuff.
23:51
Yeah, Christine, Yeah, sadly yeah, sadly she lost is what
23:55
she left us? Yeah, all right, all right, guys, I
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Rod who let this guy in Woody Woodrow my man who he was from her
28:55
sister station ninety eight point to seven to beat. I ask you in that.
29:00
I thank you, Brian. That was the whole purpose of me having
29:03
you here was to talk about this show, and I screwed it up because
29:06
ninety eight point seven to beat. I asked you in here. Because there
29:08
are some changes that have happened. Now follow this along. We had one
29:14
oh seven three, which was Kazy, the country station still around. We
29:17
just kind of moved it down to dial a little bit. We then moved
29:19
your station ninety eight point seven to beat to one oh seven three. We'll
29:22
talk about that here in a couple of moments. And then we launched this
29:26
new station, ninety eight seven The Mouth and West Virginia's Wild, Wonderful Classic
29:29
Rock featuring the Steve Adam a morning show. And he may be roaming around
29:33
the building somewhere right now. Yeah, best, Well, it's no doubt
29:36
the best boy, That's no doubt about that. But so let's talk about
29:41
this move for you. This is something that a lot of people think.
29:44
What he was a long time in coming, getting you moving, moving you
29:47
up to dial a little bit, giving you more power for a station that
29:49
is already so super successful. Well, thank you. It's kind of like
29:53
you with that girlfriend for a long time. They keep back when you getting
29:56
married, when you get married, like, yeah, you gonna go to
30:00
the ring is finally on the finger here, just you know, the sex
30:06
stop soon. OK. Just so we're clear, this will be the first
30:10
and last time that Brian Hughes will ever be there on the show. Why.
30:14
I wasn't around when the station was launched, but I remember it well
30:17
because it was something in the world of radio in West Virginia that really set
30:22
I mean, it was just the first people, people and people and you
30:26
were here at the very beginning, right you six months later okay, and
30:29
people thought this is nuts. You can't do a station in West Virginia that
30:32
specializes in hip hop. Uh and and and uh and here you are.
30:37
How many years later did you say? Twenty four years later? And was
30:41
the original format was? What he was? Something weird? Well but the
30:45
but the when when this format was started here on ninety eight seven, it
30:49
was a weird uh called he's like urban ac or something? What was?
30:55
It had all kind of name names for yeah, urban rhythmic. But yeah,
31:03
yeah, but what we are now it's the rhythmic station. It's the
31:06
rhythmic station. We've been that way for a long time. And what the
31:08
beautiful thing about it? We went from six hundred watts and I don't know
31:11
if I might be talking radio stuff to fifty thousand. It's kind of like
31:17
got the that is a good Actually haven't really launched the station yet. I
31:22
got a couple of surprises that it's going to happen next month. We got
31:26
a guy that's coming back in people probably know him around the state. UM,
31:29
happy to have him back. And we got a new night show that's
31:30
coming in that's gonna launch next month. You got me bring me back on
31:34
next monthing. Oh absolutely absolutely. But again going back to the you know,
31:38
the origins of the station, Woody, I mean, people thought this
31:41
is never gonna happen. West Virginia is never going to support this, and
31:47
by God, they have they have, especially here in Charleston. And it's
31:51
not to think about the popularity of the station. It's not just Charleston and
31:55
now. I mean, you know radio now is internet too, it's also
31:59
apps things of that nature. You are regularly hearing from people in larger metropolitan
32:04
cities that don't have a station like this, no question, man. And
32:07
that's the beautiful part about it. And they might have us as like we
32:10
get a lot of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Whama went away. That's like they're urban station.
32:15
They went away. So people listening to us on the half and they
32:19
still they're still there with us, you know what I'm saying, they never
32:21
left. That's what we try to do. We just try to have a
32:23
family. We try to have fun and the biggest thing we do, Dave,
32:27
we want to take care of the community. Man. We we outside,
32:29
We're not inside. Were outside, man, because I believe radio.
32:32
You meet people where they're at. We're not no stars, We're not I'm
32:36
not a Brian Hughes. Brian, I know, anything you touch is pretty
32:40
much gold thank you. And I mean and that's and I say that because
32:45
I have friends around me, people that you know, we all say that
32:47
collectively, anything he touches is pretty much gold. Well, thank you.
32:51
That's what it's about. Man. We were about helping people. We're trying
32:53
to get people, um, whatever they need. If they need help with
32:57
backpacks, that's coming up August seventeen. Yes, we got that for you.
33:00
We do a bit. Yeah, yeah, yeah, we're doing trigger
33:02
be We're just we're just outside. Man. It's not like your typical radio
33:07
stations. No, it's not, man. We just we just like to
33:08
be outside and like to be around people. Yeah. And and you do
33:12
it, as I said, better than anybody. And it's almost time for
33:15
the backpack attack here to be coming up soon. RN. That's gonna be
33:16
off the hook. That's August seventeen. Brother, we give away five hundred
33:21
backpacks loaded down with school supplies. Uh. It's one of the most beautiful
33:24
things that you see. And I've been here twenty four years now. I'm
33:28
seeing people that was getting backpacks at eight or nine or ten with their kids
33:32
that's coming and giving them backpacks. It's kind of like it just became like
33:36
our family reunion tape thing. Yeah, they just come and we have a
33:39
good time Brian and Dave and just just one of those things that make you
33:43
smile when you need to come out for that. Brian, if you haven't
33:45
been there, because last year was my first time of getting of getting to
33:50
do it, and I was out here, I was and that's the thing
33:52
I've done all the I've done all the fundraising or whatever else or you know,
33:55
here bringing in some school supies. I've never actually seen a distribute.
34:00
Please please, it's gonna be here again. Or because because we did,
34:04
we headed at the ballpark and then last year we had it here on the
34:07
parking lot out of here and it actually worked out really well. It's actually
34:10
a smaller area to control because people were lined up like halfway to Saint Albans
34:15
to get in here and and and we have a system. I mean they
34:19
show up, we give them the backpack, and then they go see this
34:21
person and they go see that part. I was the director of crowd control
34:24
do a good job last year and wat I got to throw this plug and
34:28
he forgot last year. Palmarks gonna give with the water, right, Oh
34:30
yeah, I don't remember saying that, but apparently we are water this well
34:42
see, yes, but you realize I don't really have anything to do with
34:49
that, right, I'm just for spokesperson, so but but I know people,
34:52
he knows, I know people. I know this is a place right
34:53
up the road you can get a hold of. I'm fully were what do
34:57
I know? You've got things to do? Man, I want to have
34:59
you here talk about the station if you haven't checked it out one oh seven
35:02
three, Uh and uh it's it's hit you got d D in the morning.
35:06
D you're on in the afternoon. Well, okay, now for people,
35:08
I shared something on Dave Allen Radio the other day. I had somebody
35:12
reached out to me and they said, what was that? And that's this
35:15
thing that you do? This the the what do you call the car?
35:19
Could the kryok? Have you seen this, Brian? Well, I saw
35:22
what was done for then Broadcasters Associations. I explain that. I'm sorry,
35:30
this is now you're talking about the video, Brian. This is a daily
35:34
feature he doesn't talk about see what he's done. So we we just everybody
35:37
sings along in the car and I can't sing, so I think I can.
35:40
I think I'm a singer like at heart. Yeah, I practice songs.
35:44
I'm at home dancing the mirror and we're just singing. Around four thirty,
35:46
we just come on the radio. I put an instrumental on and we
35:50
sing. We just sing the song and we uh. It's called kar yoki,
35:52
not karaoke because you're in the car. Want the people to sing along
35:55
with me, right, So it's called kara yoke. What that happens every
35:59
day at four thirty on the all new one oh seven three beat. You
36:02
got that? We got it one seven three to beat. Here's your new
36:07
voice right there, Brian. He we might put him on midnights in place
36:09
of Love. So can you get a little Barry White for us? And
36:13
you ready for some love? Baby? Yeah? He's a man of many
36:16
talents. Can I get to those before I leave? I don't go shout
36:20
out to the regatta staff, shout out to Brian. I seen him out
36:23
there, like he started at seven am and didn't leave it about one am.
36:27
I don't know how they did it. I was out there a lot,
36:29
and it rained every day besides flow Ride to day, and they still
36:32
bust their tails to get it done. And people don't understand the work that
36:37
comes with this, not just the four days I'm talking about. They probably
36:42
start planning. Yeah, we've got to steff gunder press for for sponsors and
36:49
everything else for it to get born for next year. It's I just want
36:52
to say thank you man, your whole staff over there, because it's back.
36:54
Well, I got one thing before I let you go talk about that
36:58
flow Rider concert. Here's what I want to say. But because people people
37:00
said, and I got on one of the Facebook pages, I saw somebody
37:05
made a comment, uh, and they said, why don't they ever bring
37:09
in people that people are interested in? How many people were there for?
37:13
For how many people were approximately? I know the numbers are yet, but
37:17
how many people and just for that content alone, I think we were close
37:20
to twenty thousand, easy, easy, and that thousand people because we know
37:23
what the we know what the Amphitheater holds, we know roughly what that street
37:28
holds, and but there's more. We know there's more, but you know,
37:30
we're still working on the numbers. But yeah, oh my listen,
37:35
I as you know, I was up there looking over everybody. Mind you,
37:39
I didn't feel it moving, but I thought I was moving because everybody
37:42
was jumping up and down at the same time. And oh my god,
37:44
I have so many videos. And for the people who who say things like,
37:49
well, you know, hip hop is not the thing or rhythm whatever
37:52
you want to call it, is not the thing that Charleston is it.
37:55
I mean, that was the biggest concert of the that was the biggest crowd.
37:58
I mean, was it not the biggest? I mean, with all
38:00
due respect to the others, and they were all fantastic, it wasn't even
38:02
close how many people were there for flow Rider as supposed to the other acts.
38:06
And that's not disparaging the other acts, don't get me wrong. It's
38:08
just it is what it is. And mind you, his his show is
38:10
supposed to go ninety minutes and two hours, two and a half hours.
38:16
Yeah, and he didn't miss a song, like he did everything. That's
38:21
a platinum martist. I don't know what people talking about bringing what else do
38:23
you want mark type platinum martists? Like, yeah, it's so like ten
38:27
million records, like at the conventions in there. He said, if he's
38:31
feeling it, he'll keep going. And that's what he did. And he
38:34
did. Man, that was awesome. I problem. I'm not saying that
38:38
was awesome. I'm talking about I've been to a lot of hip hop shows.
38:43
That thing was like, it gives me chills. And it happened in
38:45
our city. Yes, and it happened ye free and it happened from the
38:49
hard work from that committee over there. Man, we appreciate something. Problem,
38:52
what do you go off and do what he things? Good? The
38:54
mixing things turn to gold back in September, so I can release what's really
38:58
going on and you want, man, what he was Sister Station Now one
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Remember SIPC meteorologises Brian Hughes. Is here a lot going on this morning,
41:50
just me and you now though, so I'm had a lot of questions
41:52
when you get to ten questions here to where are you from? Originally?
41:53
Man, I'm from Love of Texas, and uh you know the I was
41:59
actually born in do Rant, Oklahoma. Do you are ant was born there?
42:02
I mean, I don't know why my mother couldn't have driven just across
42:06
the river rover fast. She got caught in next CNL got Mike into Texas
42:09
thanks so uh so anyways, but now I from Love of Texas, which
42:15
of course home of Texas Tech, and that's where I went to college as
42:19
well and became the mascot. So I want to know you were the mask
42:22
Yeah part two mascot Rada red. Okay, yes, uh were you interested
42:27
in whether even as a kid or what point? Absolutely? Really? I
42:30
mean, and and I say this honestly speaking. I remember standing on the
42:36
hearth of the fireplace and pointing to the picture above the fireplace and where the
42:42
storms were gonna go and everything. And then we got this Sony Trinita tron
42:45
TV high end thirty two inches thirty six inches but heavy as hell, and
42:52
it had the freeze frame button on it, and so I turn on the
42:54
weather channel and freeze the frame so then I can forecast. As a kid,
43:00
I mean, I was fascinating by weather. And but I mean,
43:04
what made you decide that you wanted to do do it on television as supposed
43:07
to just being a meteorologist. I mean, I guess it had to be
43:12
a big part of it was you just didn't want to, you know,
43:14
work at the airport. You wanted to actually you want to be the gallant
43:16
TV. You know, because I remember seeing uh, Harold Taft out of
43:21
Dallas, Texas and uh, you know Troy Dungan from there from the Dallas
43:27
Texas here. I remember watching them and just all the different weather people on
43:30
TV, and you know, it was it wasn't really about them being on
43:35
TV. It was just they were they were showing what they were doing,
43:38
and I was like, I can show people how to do that. I
43:39
mean I was a sorry, a little showman as a kid anyway. Yeah,
43:43
exactly, shocker, but but I mean that was that was just cool
43:47
for me. Uh. And then next thing, you know, I started
43:51
doing a cable access TV at just right the last month of my twelve at
43:57
being twelve years old. Uh, they had the cable access TV station and
44:01
they took we took the equipment out of the studio every Friday night and did
44:07
Friday night football and taped it all, put it on tape, went back
44:09
to the studio and replayed it for the twelve years old. Yeah, at
44:13
twelve years old, and we go in and we would mind you, they
44:15
taught me the engineering side, so I actually learned from the back forward.
44:20
Right. So that's where I that's where I'm dangerous for my engineers because I
44:24
know when they're feeling me full a stall. Yeah, because you know,
44:29
you know, in some case almost as much as they do. Exactly.
44:30
And you did your time in radio two, Yeah, I did, And
44:34
a matter of fact, actually when I turned I couldn't do it until I
44:37
turned sixteen. But I actually my radio license back then, back when you
44:40
used to have that, Jeff, were you aware used to have a license
44:44
to be on the radio. They used to actually have to no stuff to
44:45
be able to be on the radio. I did not know that all.
44:49
I've got mine somewhere. I don't know where it is. I wish they
44:52
still had those archives. But but I did. Radio started sixteen, and
44:54
I didn't stop doing radio till I was about twenty. And then at that
45:00
point, you know, I was doing I did country forever than I did
45:04
uh soft AC and I did hot AC. So we're all into your career
45:09
in meteorology, take it to television wise, I was in Lubbock, Dallas,
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UM. I was in Cedar rapids in Des Moines, Iowa, and
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then Flint, Michigan, and then here. So those are awesome. I
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mean, I would think, you know, from Texas to all those places,
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those are some pretty exciting places weatherwise, because you have a lot more
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I mean, we don't luckily knocking, we don't have a lot of extreme
45:30
weather here. It seems we have our occasional flood, but we don't deal
45:32
a lot with tornadoes like you do out in those areas. That's some pretty
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scary stuff. Well, and that's that's where Spencer. Spencer was like,
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you know, I he said, he said about the same thing. We
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don't have this exciting stuff he's he said, but you know radar meteorology like
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the back of your hand. And I'm like, yeah, I can look
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at that thing and just go, that's going to spend up something here real
45:51
quick. And then it's it's not that you study the book for it.
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In meteorology, you learn a lot from the books, but you don't learn
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it until you're in the midst of it. And then that's when you start
46:02
learning patterns and everything else. So so yeah, I did the radar stuff,
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loved it. Went up to Iowa, blizzards, went over to Michigan
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lake effects snow like nobody's business, and uh and then it come down here
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and it's you just get this very wide variety. It's a lot of different
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things went on. Mediologises Brian Hughes is here five eighty live, presumed in
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or four four four zero one one zero one. I'd ready to do ten
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questions. I'm ready totally ten totally at random questions. You don't know what
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they are. I have listeners, don't know what they are. Just we
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just thought out there quakest response possible. Are you ready? Brian Hughes,
46:42
Yes, I am? Is that question one? No breakfast meat, bacon
46:45
sausage, your ham sausage. If if I weren't this as you speaking,
46:51
if I were not a weather god, what other profession would I'd be doing?
46:54
Oh? Wow? Uh, that's that is difficult. Um. I
47:02
mean I thought of listen, I could be a crisis communicator, because that's
47:07
what I do every day a Maverick. Actually I was. I was recruited
47:10
for that to do crisis communications. Crisis communication. Yeah, but but listen,
47:16
I do want to get outside. I mean, listen, I could
47:19
work the rivers and I absolutely love it on towboats and stuff. Okay,
47:22
a TV show you loved as a kid that makes you cringe now when the
47:25
reruns are on, Um, it's uh, Sanford and Sun Okay, do
47:34
you actually still love it though it's the greatest show ever in my opinion?
47:37
Do you actually like snowy weather? Yes, but only I like the first
47:43
snow and I like the biggest snows. Beyond that, I'm kind of like
47:45
yeah, yeah. Um. You know, everybody always asked we just had
47:51
the power the powerball jack about somebody won a billion dollars. Everyone asked,
47:54
what would you do if you want I'm going to ask you this, What
47:58
would you do if you only want to small portion of that? I'm one
48:00
hundred thousand dollars, one hundred thousand. Oh, pay pay everything off that
48:05
I possibly can. All right, baseball caps on you? Yes or no?
48:07
No? What is your go to home cooked meal? Oh? Brisket?
48:16
Well you're from Texas. Yeah, I love barbecue. I smoked meats
48:20
all the time. Okay, so I smoked brisket. I'm doing chicken legs
48:23
and uh and thighs this weekend. Probably a brisket, Isn't you got that?
48:29
Jeff? We're going to Brian's boat this weekend. Did you go to
48:32
your high school prom? And do you attend high school reunions? No?
48:36
I had to go to high school reunions. They are all failures to me.
48:38
I don't like hardly anyone from my high school. I'd rarely ever talk
48:43
to anybody. I'm on Facebook and I might like something of theirs, but
48:45
I don't. I know. I did go to it. I wasn't thrilled.
48:51
I had to work in radio on my from night. Same yeah,
48:53
so you know what he had took to my date, took my date to
48:57
the prom, or it took my date to work to finish up the chefs,
49:00
and then went I went to prom. I don't think she liked it,
49:04
but she she was like whatever, So I real quick here, we'll
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get back to ten questions. What I did? I were. I went
49:10
to the prom, and then I had to be on the air at six
49:13
am the next morning, went to the radio station in my tuxedo and did
49:16
all the religious programming that we did in my tuxedo, introduced all the pretres
49:22
at seventeen years old. My high school problem. What's in the back seat
49:24
of your vehicle? Um, regatta crap that I still need to get out
49:29
of there? Um there's a there's a rolled up Christmas rug with a snowman
49:34
on it, and he still needs to go to tabby Stutler. Uh,
49:37
the gush, there's a black pan can of Gallan Rustolian black eyeglass paint because
49:44
I'm gonna paint at the rim of the edge of the boat this weekend.
49:46
And uh, and then there's a hot dog costume. You know, I
49:52
don't judge. Final question, what was the last song you sang along to
49:54
on the radio or elsewhere? I seek long to homeless all of them.
50:00
But I was listening, I'll be honest. I was listening to eight eight
50:06
point seven of the Mountain Huh, wild and wonderful rock classic rock um,
50:12
and I was singing along to a number of them. I can't remember the
50:15
exact one. But last karaoke song I did was I Left my Heart in
50:19
San Francisco. Bye, Tony Bennet, who just just just passed away.
50:22
We were talking about that at the top of the show. Well, congratulations,
50:25
you completed ten questions. You want is always a case of Rice Errony
50:29
h and an autographs tree and an autograph picture of our producer Hollywoodjeff Petty.
50:34
Yeah, listen if as long as I get a picture of a signed picture
50:37
of a Jeff Betty's. So, how how was bos and how's the dog?
50:42
I gotta ask you. It's doing great. And you know we talked
50:44
about adopting animals and stuff of that nature, you know, adopting pets.
50:49
She was from the animal shelter. So it's been a great dog. I've
50:52
actually met and hung out with Boos, a fantastic dog. All right,
50:55
before we let you go, I know, people, are you get tired
50:58
of talk about the weather all the time? Maybe you don't. And I
51:00
don't know what is up with this weather this past week? Oppressive heat storms?
51:04
Just about it? I know it's all over now. What causes when
51:07
you have a solid week of these thunderstorms and that this humanity what causts?
51:10
Well? Then essentially nature balances itself out. So somewhere else someone was having
51:17
an extreme run of wonderful, beautiful weather, same thing happens. And I'll
51:22
see this, what you're looking at in the desert southwest right now is a
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product of climate change. No matter what your what your beliefs might be.
51:30
Listen, I've been setting this stuff for twenty five years now that I've been
51:36
doing this, and that is climate change. So uh, you know,
51:38
it sucks that they're dealing with it, but it'll all it'll bounce itself out.
51:43
This week looks pretty good. It is gonna be yes all right,
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Brian, always pleasure to talk to you. Programming note, I'll be taking
51:51
back the airwaves tomorrow afternoon on the new ninety eight seven of the Mountain for
51:53
the first time in a few years. I'm gonna be doing the classic rock
51:55
thing tomorrow afternoon from three to seven, so I hope you will check it
51:59
out. Monday's show, it's Mayor Monday, Nitro Mayor, Dave Case Boldness
52:01
here, Attorney General and Goven the Tour Canada. Patrick Morrisey is here.
52:05
Plus some changes are happening to your local newspaper. Doug scaff from HD Media
52:08
is going to join us to talk about that. Our phone calls to five
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eighty live a service of Biggiley Pigley Wiggily and texting service is provided by Fruth
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Pharmacy, my producer Hollywood, Jeff Petty, thank you so much and everybody
52:17
else that's been here and Brian always pleasure to see you, my friend.
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You we will talk soon. Have yourself for a great weekend until Monday,
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have fun. I love somebody see hs AM six point five back then Charleston
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