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10/17/25 The Dave Allen Show on 580 Live - Jess Jenkins, Matt Murphy, Angie Gillenwater, Dr. Angie Settle , Dr. Casey Sacks · The Dave Allen Show

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Speaker 3: got some other things going on as she always does
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Speaker 3: at Bridge Valley. Angie gillen Water standing by from the
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Speaker 3: Canawll Charleston New Main Association with this week's Adopt Me
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Speaker 3: Please Pet of the Week and of course your calls
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Speaker 3: and text are welcome. Want to bring in. We're changing
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Speaker 3: it up a little bit this morning as far as
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Speaker 3: our high school football preview goes. Chris Lawrence is on vacation.
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Speaker 3: Jeff Jenkins is with us right now. Jeff, good morning,
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Speaker 3: Welcome to the show.
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Speaker 5: Dave, how you doing.
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Speaker 3: I am doing fine. And mc guitar Murphy, he and
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Speaker 3: Tom Bragg will have the Hoover game tonight. MC guitar
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Speaker 3: Murphy's on the phone with us this morning. Good morning,
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Speaker 3: mister guitar.
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Speaker 6: Good Tuesday morning for you.
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Speaker 3: And happy Easter and it's great to have both of
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Speaker 3: you here. Hey, before we get to anything else, Jeff,
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Speaker 3: we got some breaking news. I just heard from Brad
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Speaker 3: and the court room. As was expected, the plaintiff in
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Speaker 3: that vaccine trial did not show up. Oh, did not
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Speaker 3: show up. Did not show up? Right, We'll tried to
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Speaker 3: talk to Brade a little bit later on. But Brad
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Speaker 3: literally as we were taking the air, just sitting at Jackson,
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Speaker 3: said that the mother in that the parent, I guess
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Speaker 3: and that and that vaccine trial for the second straight
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Speaker 3: time they moved it from Wednesday to today, did not
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Speaker 3: show up. Okay, so that does that ended? Or we'll
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Speaker 3: talk to Brad a little bit later that he's in
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Speaker 3: the courtroom. Yeh, he's monitoring. But the mother did not
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Speaker 3: show up. So all right, we'll have more in that
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Speaker 3: coming up a little bit later on. And Jeff, let's
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Speaker 3: talk about you and Aaron Parker got.
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Speaker 5: The end of the night right when we got Yeah,
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Speaker 5: Aaron Parker will be doing a play a boy play,
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Speaker 5: and I'll be doing the color tonight. George Washington hosting Huntington.
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Speaker 5: So this is a great game, one of the top
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Speaker 5: games in quad. A GW just suffered its first loss
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Speaker 5: of the season. Last Saturday Crazy game heard here on
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Speaker 5: five ad w CCHS. It was a Saturday afternoon game
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Speaker 5: against Jefferson, and I mean Jefferson took the opening kickoff,
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Speaker 5: ran it back for a touchdown, and you thought, oh,
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Speaker 5: you know, you know, Jefferson has really good skill players
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Speaker 5: and they got a lot of speed, and you just
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Speaker 5: don't know a ton about them because they you know,
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Speaker 5: they play in the Eastern Panhandle and they play them
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Speaker 5: out of state teams and that type of thing. But
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Speaker 5: they're talented and so it gives youw credit though. I mean,
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Speaker 5: they fell behind by two scores and we keep coming
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Speaker 5: back and coming back and coming back, and amazingly, even
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Speaker 5: with no timeouts, had a chance to win that game
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Speaker 5: at the end, fell just short. They completed a pass.
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Speaker 5: They were about forty yards or so from from the
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Speaker 5: goal line. They completed that pass and just ran literally
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Speaker 5: just kind of ran out of time. So they suffered
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Speaker 5: their first loss. Quick turnaround. That was a Saturday afternoon game.
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Speaker 5: Quick turnaround. You are at home and you get Huntington
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Speaker 5: High tonight, and Huntington is just you know, they're very
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Speaker 5: talented skill position wise, also a very talented line play
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Speaker 5: and this will be a good one tonight. G W
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Speaker 5: Huntington's always a pretty good game and uh so we're
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Speaker 5: looking forward to this one tonight. G W at home
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Speaker 5: looking for the bounce back and we'll concentrate there. There's
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Speaker 5: really good skilled players in this but line play is
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Speaker 5: going to make a difference because so can GW's defensive
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Speaker 5: line be able to make some plays tonight? Can their
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Speaker 5: offensive line move the ball against Huntington?
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Speaker 3: So we'll see, all right, and you guys will be
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Speaker 3: on the air.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, we'll be on the air at seven o'clock because
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Speaker 5: the pregame show, the kickoff tonight from from George Washington
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Speaker 5: High is at seven point thirty. Uh and this is
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Speaker 5: this is really must must listen to type action tonight
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Speaker 5: because this is this is two of the best teams
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Speaker 5: in Quada and so it'll be a good matchup this evening.
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Speaker 3: All right, we'll be listening. You've got outdoors outdoors today
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Speaker 3: to Marsince. Chris Lawrence is not here. I do not here.
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Speaker 3: Are you an outdoors guy at all? I love like Chris.
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Speaker 5: I know I love Venison, Okay, I would love to
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Speaker 5: eat it.
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Speaker 3: Wow.
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Speaker 7: Same.
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Speaker 5: But you know, if you've been following this his morning
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Speaker 5: show this week Outdoors Today. He's had this guy on
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Speaker 5: talking about this turtle all week, this how to how
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Speaker 5: to skin a turtle, how to you know, how to
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Speaker 5: you It's been really interesting at at like, you know,
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Speaker 5: six thirty in the morning to hear her six thirty
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Speaker 5: five in the morning when it plays. But yeah, so
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Speaker 5: if you want to, you can go back and listen
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Speaker 5: to some of those episodes, but about the turtle. But yeah,
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Speaker 5: so you Chris will be back behind the mic next week.
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Speaker 5: But uh tonight a good one. Looking forward, she'd be
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Speaker 5: great weather too. Yeah, you know, really should be absolutely.
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Speaker 3: You're un borrowed time now that we're in the you.
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Speaker 5: Know, it might get a little chilly, you know, but
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Speaker 5: it's football, right, That's what's it's supposed to be. So
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Speaker 5: uh so we'll look forward to that tonight and we'll
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Speaker 5: be following the big matchup, so we'll be checking the scores.
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Speaker 3: All night long.
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Speaker 5: We following the Logan Mingo Central matchup tonight undefeated two
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Speaker 5: underfead on Minor Mountain and Minor Mountain tonight.
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Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, co coach Boot's got them playing really, I mean,
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Speaker 3: and then they've got Chapmanville all also undefeated here in
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Speaker 3: a couple of weeks. So yeah, it's gonna be a
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Speaker 3: big one. So and it's you know, first time, this
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Speaker 3: is nineteen forty four. And before you say it, Murphy,
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Speaker 3: I was not there in nineteen forty four, just so
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Speaker 3: you know, first time. It's forty four. The Mighty Logan
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Speaker 3: Wildcats have gone six. No, all right, Jeff, appreciate it, man,
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Speaker 3: thanks a lot. See you all right, Murphy?
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Speaker 8: What are you?
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Speaker 3: And mister bragg gott tonight you got Hoover and Ripley right,
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Speaker 3: yes we do.
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Speaker 4: It is home coming tonight in Elkview, the Ripley Vikings
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Speaker 4: coming to town. They're three and four on the season
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Speaker 4: right now taking on the Huskies who are running five
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Speaker 4: and one on the season.
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Speaker 6: Ripley's kind of had an up and down season. They
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Speaker 6: started the year with South.
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Speaker 4: Charleston and they lost that game late in the game,
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Speaker 4: and then came back for the next three games and
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Speaker 4: got WINSDA and the schedule got a little bit tougher.
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Speaker 4: They played Nitro at Rome County and Winfield and they
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Speaker 4: lost those three games. That Winfield game last week. They
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Speaker 4: did some great performances from Cody Lawrence at running back
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Speaker 4: and Kylie Fisher at wide receiver, but just wasn't enough
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Speaker 4: to get over the Gym Gnerals of course, by show
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Speaker 4: Winfield a couple of teams that Hoover has.
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Speaker 6: Beat this year. For Hoover, they've got the sophomore quarterback.
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Speaker 4: Peyton Grigsby, who is really settling into this offense. Now
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Speaker 4: he's new to the program this year, but every single
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Speaker 4: week he comes out and you can tell his decision
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Speaker 4: making has just improved greatly. They've been getting a lot
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Speaker 4: of great performances week in a week out from senior
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Speaker 4: running back Blake Fisher really on offense and defense, and
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Speaker 4: they've got a lot of defensive weapons on this team
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Speaker 4: as well, Sam Key, Dalton.
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Speaker 6: Meyers, Mighty Lopez.
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Speaker 4: This Huskies defense really has just been top tier. In fact,
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Speaker 4: after they took the loss in Week one, the next
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Speaker 4: five games that they have won his five game win streak,
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Speaker 4: they have won by a combined score of two hundred
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Speaker 4: and ten to thirty five, and those thirty five points
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Speaker 4: have really come mostly in the later point in the
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Speaker 4: game against jav Squad.
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Speaker 6: So overall, in terms of the record for the history
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Speaker 6: of the records, for these two teams. Hoover leeds fourteen
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Speaker 6: to two for Ripley. So history says that the Huskies
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Speaker 6: have a good chance tonight. Of course, they won last
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Speaker 6: year fifty six to twenty eight in Ripley, so we'll see.
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Speaker 4: What happens tonight. Vikings may have some revenge on their mind.
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Speaker 4: But it is homecoming.
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Speaker 3: It is homecoming. Yeah, and it's.
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Speaker 6: Also kick off tonight.
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Speaker 3: Go ahead, No, I was just gonna say, it's also
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Speaker 3: a homecoming for your your school to mine, marsh University.
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Speaker 3: Tomorrow's on. That's right, got to get a little plug.
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Speaker 4: Into that te Tire's the season for homecoming. So we'll
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Speaker 4: have a kickoff tonight over on our sister station, ninety
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Speaker 4: six to one KWS. Kickoff at seven o'clock. We'll probably
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Speaker 4: take the air just a couple of minutes before that.
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Speaker 3: All right, we'll be listening, mister Murphy. I appreciate it, buddy,
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Speaker 3: Thanks a lot.
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Speaker 6: All right, Happy Sunday.
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Speaker 3: now from the kenaw Charleston New Main Association. Well, this
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Speaker 3: week's about me, please, Pet of the Week. Good morning, Angie.
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Speaker 3: I have given a different day every day this week.
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Speaker 3: So happy Wednesday. How's that?
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Speaker 9: Oh Wednesdays healths perfect?
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Speaker 3: No, it doesn't. It's Friday. And trust me to tell you.
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Speaker 9: That puts us back in our weeks.
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Speaker 3: No, No, we're gonna go with Friday. And how you doing,
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Speaker 3: my friend?
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Speaker 9: I have a little chili this morning, but I'm pretty
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Speaker 9: good other than that.
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Speaker 3: About thirty eight degrees when I left the house about
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Speaker 3: seven o'clock or so this morning. It is fall, and
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Speaker 3: of course tomorrow it's going to be up in the
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Speaker 3: mid eighties. So it is it's that time of year now,
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Speaker 3: as always we have our adopt me please put of
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Speaker 3: the week picture posted Dave Island Radio and Facebook and
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Speaker 3: also the WCCHS Network Network Facebook page and at Dave
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Speaker 3: a seventy on X. It's a cat this week, a
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Speaker 3: cat named Tulip. Tell us the story of tulip Us.
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Speaker 9: I do want to preface Tulip's story is kind of upsetting.
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Speaker 3: But it's gonna have that happy But Angie, it's gonna
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Speaker 3: have a happy ending.
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Speaker 6: Absolutely, absolutely go with me.
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Speaker 3: Well, you know, Stephanie, Stephanie, our producer, is also a
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Speaker 3: cat person. Just saying I've already tried to. I've already
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Speaker 3: told Tulip story to Leah that works with me in
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Speaker 3: the office upstairs. I texted her last night and said,
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Speaker 3: you know, you and your boyfriend really need to we
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Speaker 3: take a look at Tulip. But tell us tulip story.
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Speaker 3: It's gonna have a happy ending, though. Go ahead.
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Speaker 9: Uh so, yes, are you not? Yesterday, the day before yesterday,
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Speaker 9: it was brought to our attention by a member of
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Speaker 9: the public that there were two kittens running around our
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Speaker 9: parking lot. And so we go outside and sure enough,
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Speaker 9: there are two two month old kittens running around the
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Speaker 9: parking lot. Uh, they had jumped out of I guess
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Speaker 9: they had been dumped and jumped out of the cardboard
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Speaker 9: box they were left in. But our staff tried to
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Speaker 9: get them and they took off running up the hill
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Speaker 9: of our shelter, which if you've been to the shelter,
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Speaker 9: it's full of just like thorns and prickles and just
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Speaker 9: very sick brush. So we you know, we did what
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Speaker 9: we could the day before yesterday to get them and
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Speaker 9: with no success. So we just you know, set up
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Speaker 9: a lot of warm heidi houses for them to be
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Speaker 9: comfortable throughout the night. And sure enough they came back
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Speaker 9: to the shelter for food and all of that yesterday
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Speaker 9: and our staff plus our wonderful volunteer Erica that we
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Speaker 9: love so much, we're able to catch them and get
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Speaker 9: them into the shelter to safety. So they are now inside.
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Speaker 9: They've been dewormed, vaccinated and treated for fleas, and microchip
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Speaker 9: and are available for adoption. It's miss Tulip. They're, like
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Speaker 9: I said, about two months old, and her brother trooper Trooper.
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Speaker 3: Okay, I only have the picture of Tulip, but you
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Speaker 3: said that, so they're both available. And somebody asked me
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Speaker 3: in the office about this about siblings. Should I mean,
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Speaker 3: you're the expert on this, I'm not. I don't know
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Speaker 3: that cats bond that much. Maybe some do and some don't.
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Speaker 3: Somebody asked me the office, would you want to separate them?
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Speaker 3: Because they said, why I could take one but not
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Speaker 3: take both? Is that's I mean, tell me how that works?
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Speaker 9: So cats? It's actually cats and dogs are very different
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Speaker 9: when it comes to that. So cats are better to
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Speaker 9: adopt in pairs. You don't necessarily have to adopt siblings,
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Speaker 9: but they are. They do better in pairs. So if
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Speaker 9: you already have a cat home and are adopting one cat,
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Speaker 9: you know that's fine. We're not you know, it's going
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Speaker 9: to pressure anyone to take both of them. They've only
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Speaker 9: been together for you know.
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Speaker 6: Two months of their lifetime right now.
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Speaker 9: That is not a pressure that we put on adopters,
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Speaker 9: but it is if you are a first time cat
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Speaker 9: owner or have no other cats at home, it is
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Speaker 9: better to adopt cats and pairs, whereas dogs very interesting.
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Speaker 9: You usually don't want to adopt littermates together because they
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Speaker 9: develop what's called littermate syndrome, where they rely more on
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Speaker 9: each other and develop a stronger bond with each other
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Speaker 9: than they do with you as their owner.
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Speaker 3: Okay, see I've learned something here today. I didn't. I
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Speaker 3: did not know that it is interesting with cats because
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Speaker 3: we started out My wife and I started off with
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Speaker 3: one cat that we got from your shelter, even though
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Speaker 3: we didn't live in Charleston. We got we drove from
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Speaker 3: Logan in nineteen ninety seven ish to pick up a cat,
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Speaker 3: and we had that cat for a long time. We
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Speaker 3: introduced another cat that showed up as a stray. Did
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Speaker 3: not work well. Then we introduced another cat that didn't
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Speaker 3: work out as well. Now we've got our third cat,
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Speaker 3: and we introduced a stray last year, and they seem
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Speaker 3: to get along pretty pretty well. So I guess maybe
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Speaker 3: you know. I mean, it's weird how that works.
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Speaker 9: Yeah, they're kind of like people in the way, you
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Speaker 9: know some some other cats they like some some other cats.
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Speaker 9: You know, they just do better by themselves.
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Speaker 3: Just like people.
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Speaker 9: Yeah, especially with kittens, you definitely want to get well.
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Speaker 9: I'm not going to put that pressure on anybody, but
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Speaker 9: getting to is a safe bet. I imagine my cats
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Speaker 9: when I'm going from work, they're all just sitting around
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Speaker 9: with like a cup of coffee, chatty.
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Speaker 3: Talking, junk talking smack about you, Angie, And what time
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Speaker 3: is that? What time is that lady coming home? Good? God,
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Speaker 3: we're hungry.
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Speaker 10: All right.
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Speaker 3: We'll get back to these cats here in a moment.
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Speaker 3: They want to talk because were running out of time here.
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Speaker 3: I do want to talk about Halloween that's happening tomorrow
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Speaker 3: over at Dutch Miller Subaru. Talk about that.
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Speaker 9: Yes, we are very excited for Halloween. We've got between
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Speaker 9: thirty and forty adoptable pets that we're hauling down to
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Speaker 9: Dutch Miller Super in our caravan. All adoption fees will
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Speaker 9: be sponsored completely by Dutch Miller. So if you've been
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Speaker 9: considering adding someone to the family, tomorrow is a good
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Speaker 9: day to come down and see us and choose one
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Speaker 9: of our adoptables to do that.
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Speaker 3: All right, all right, So that's what time does it
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Speaker 3: start again?
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Speaker 9: We'll be down there starting adoptions at eleven and we're
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Speaker 9: going to a four pus.
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Speaker 3: Eleven to four at Dutch Miller. And they've got all
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Speaker 3: kinds of other things going on there too, not just
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Speaker 3: the adoptions. We talked about it with Chris Miller last week.
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Speaker 3: They got a lot of other things going on there
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Speaker 3: as well. So if you get a chance to go over,
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Speaker 3: a big shout out to the folks not only at
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Speaker 3: Dutch Miller Subaru here in Charleston, but also Subaru in
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Speaker 3: general because as a company, this is something that they
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Speaker 3: do nationwide, and so a big shout out to Dutch
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Speaker 3: Miller Subaru and the Superu Corporation as well. Quick text
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Speaker 3: here for you. Angie said, they ask about coyotes near
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Speaker 3: the shelter, and they're pointing this as saying, please, people
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Speaker 3: should think before they assume it's okay to leave them
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Speaker 3: outside the building. Is that an issue up there?
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Speaker 9: So we have seen one coyote, and I have in
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Speaker 9: my time working at the shelter of the coyotes. We
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16:23
Speaker 9: for something small like a kitten, that can be very dangerous,
16:27
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16:30
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16:32
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Speaker 3: about that? Can they Can they stop by and make
16:48
Speaker 3: a donation?
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Speaker 9: Absolutely?
16:50
Speaker 3: I mean you're not going to say no.
16:52
Speaker 9: Oh no, absolutely, but yeah, absolutely stop by make that donation.
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16:59
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17:09
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17:19
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17:28
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17:43
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17:44
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Speaker 3: from Health ride with us.
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Speaker 2: How you doing to Angie, Hey, I'm doing great.
21:10
Speaker 3: I'm doing fun. You're just a regular here.
21:12
Speaker 9: Now.
21:13
Speaker 3: What's funny is you know Angie comes in and Tom,
21:16
Speaker 3: you've been on the show before, but I don't think
21:17
Speaker 3: you've been in the new studio. And so Angie just
21:20
Speaker 3: comes in and she just say, okay, you sit here,
21:22
Speaker 3: you sit here, everybody have turned the phones off and
21:24
Speaker 3: whatever it is, and you said, it's just like it
21:26
Speaker 3: work right, Yeah, come on, Angie, I'll let you. I'll
21:30
Speaker 3: let you introduce her folks here because everybody knows time
21:32
Speaker 3: to Cuba.
21:33
Speaker 7: We'll go ahead, mom slash Senator to Cubo. Great, great
21:36
Speaker 7: local pominologists. He's been volunteering with Health Right for decades.
21:40
Speaker 7: I'm not going to age both of us. By the way,
21:41
Speaker 7: I'm like three months older than him, Okay, so I
21:44
Speaker 7: always have to text him on his birthday and remind
21:46
Speaker 7: him that he's now as old as me.
21:48
Speaker 6: Yeah, you do that.
21:48
Speaker 3: Well he started, he was like doogie howser. He started
21:51
Speaker 3: it like five right, and and.
21:54
Speaker 7: We have and doctor Chris Stansberry h long time volunteers
21:58
Speaker 7: in two thousand and sixty.
22:00
Speaker 2: He's also the West Virginia Health Right Volunteer of the
22:03
Speaker 2: Year this year.
22:03
Speaker 3: Well, congratulations, you've been on the show before. This is
22:07
Speaker 3: the first time I think you've been at ANEW Studios. Beautiful.
22:09
Speaker 3: All right, great, it's almost paid for. No, No, it's
22:12
Speaker 3: not all right, Health Right just keep writing us checks
22:15
Speaker 3: to us if you could get the ability to pay
22:17
Speaker 3: for here. All right, all right, so let's talk about
22:20
Speaker 3: what you got going on. Tomorrow's a big deal. You
22:22
Speaker 3: guys are jumping anytime.
22:23
Speaker 7: Tell us about So it's the second annual we Care
22:26
Speaker 7: West Virginia Day. But actually we've been doing an event
22:29
Speaker 7: like this since twenty sixteen.
22:30
Speaker 2: These guys helped me after we.
22:32
Speaker 7: Had historic flooding in the state and we worked with
22:34
Speaker 7: promoter Area Medical Center and did that event with him
22:37
Speaker 7: for many many years. But then when we built onto
22:40
Speaker 7: our East End facility, you know, we were a few
22:42
Speaker 7: things we love ran, but they are really rigid in
22:44
Speaker 7: you know, start times and things like that. By us
22:47
Speaker 7: taking it over doing our own event, it allowed us
22:49
Speaker 7: to shift the start time to like eight o'clock instead
22:52
Speaker 7: of you know, people coming out at three am and
22:54
Speaker 7: that kind of stuff. So it went great last year,
22:57
Speaker 7: and these guys have been wonderful since day one and
23:01
Speaker 7: are coming out again.
23:02
Speaker 2: Medical League Vision Leader and.
23:04
Speaker 3: I think a couple I think a couple of our
23:05
Speaker 3: stations where they are broadcasting live tomorrow. I think V
23:08
Speaker 3: one hundreds there and maybe and then what do You'll
23:10
Speaker 3: be there for the beat as well? Tom, you've been
23:12
Speaker 3: involved in this, doctor and Senator Tom Tacubo, you had
23:15
Speaker 3: a lot of titles today. Uh. As matter of fact,
23:18
Speaker 3: I was thinking about this earlier because we have Casey Saxon,
23:20
Speaker 3: who's in the green room right now. From Bridge Valley.
23:22
Speaker 3: We may have set a record for the most doctors
23:24
Speaker 3: on a show at one time possibly and we hadn't
23:27
Speaker 3: uh and with you Uh Angie, we had Angie Gildwater
23:31
Speaker 3: from Gonnaal Trust and you Maine Associations. We have two
23:33
Speaker 3: Angis on the show today, multiple doctors and multiple Angis
23:36
Speaker 3: on the show today. We have as many these Angies
23:38
Speaker 3: as we have Daves that work for this company. Just about.
23:40
Speaker 3: But anyway, I get sidetracked, all right, Senator and doctor
23:43
Speaker 3: Tom tacub Well talking about your involvement in this and
23:45
Speaker 3: why it's so and why the work of Health Right
23:47
Speaker 3: is so important.
23:48
Speaker 16: Yeah, I mean it's incredible. There's such an inmate need
23:50
Speaker 16: that Angie every time the state calls, she's there, and
23:54
Speaker 16: so uh there's so many people that's left out that
23:57
Speaker 16: that it's one of the scariest things in the world
23:59
Speaker 16: to be vulnerable, have health care needs and have no
24:01
Speaker 16: way to afford it or get it. And so volunteering
24:05
Speaker 16: over Health Right, I've said many, many times it's probably
24:07
Speaker 16: some of the most appreciative patients I've ever met in
24:09
Speaker 16: my entire life because they know a lot of people
24:11
Speaker 16: don't have to be there. They're there for them for
24:13
Speaker 16: the one reason to try to help them make them better,
24:15
Speaker 16: and so it's been very meaningful to be part of this.
24:20
Speaker 16: You know, again, like Angie said, we started back in
24:22
Speaker 16: twenty sixteen. I think almost every year we have unfortunately
24:27
Speaker 16: found cancers and things. I know Chris has found. I
24:30
Speaker 16: think the very first or second time we were there,
24:32
Speaker 16: found melanom in someone's eyes. And so, you know, it
24:36
Speaker 16: just is sad to know that there's so much additional
24:39
Speaker 16: need that's out there that we don't get to. But
24:41
Speaker 16: it's nice to know that least one time a year
24:44
Speaker 16: we're helping a lot of people well.
24:45
Speaker 3: And two you're given an opportunity for people that for
24:48
Speaker 3: one reason or another don't go for regular health screenings.
24:51
Speaker 3: And sometimes it's financial, sometimes it's scheduling, you know. I mean,
24:55
Speaker 3: they're busy, busy taking care of everybody else, and they're
24:57
Speaker 3: busy with their jobs, people working maybe two to three jobs, whatever,
25:00
Speaker 3: and they just say, oh, I'll put it off, I'll
25:01
Speaker 3: put it off, and some knows it never happens. Chris,
25:04
Speaker 3: talk about that. Obviously we're not going to mention the name,
25:06
Speaker 3: but let's talk about that experience when you did discover
25:09
Speaker 3: that someone had him out, went over there.
25:11
Speaker 17: Yeah, he was just in for a regular checkup and
25:13
Speaker 17: a pair of glasses and really had no clue that
25:16
Speaker 17: he had anything significant and going on in the back
25:18
Speaker 17: of the eye. But we were dilating everybody that day
25:20
Speaker 17: and taking a good look at the retinal health and
25:23
Speaker 17: looking in the back of the eye. All of a sudden,
25:25
Speaker 17: you nothing else looks like this, and all of a
25:27
Speaker 17: sudden you spot that in the back of the eye.
25:29
Speaker 17: Your heart sinks and you're trying to figure out the
25:31
Speaker 17: words tell that patient. Thank heavens though, we got him
25:36
Speaker 17: scheduled with the local retinal consultants, we got the cancer treated, and.
25:39
Speaker 3: He lived to tell about it.
25:40
Speaker 17: He came back several years after that and said, you guys,
25:43
Speaker 17: help save my life because one of the first things
25:45
Speaker 17: that cancer does in the eye is metastasized to your
25:47
Speaker 17: liver and then its lights out.
25:48
Speaker 3: So you catch it early enough, you're going to save
25:50
Speaker 3: a life.
25:51
Speaker 17: And you know, vision is never the same, but he was.
25:53
Speaker 17: He was a happy man. So that's that's the kind
25:55
Speaker 17: of impact you can make. And you see those folks
25:59
Speaker 17: coming in year after year, and it's it's great to
26:00
Speaker 17: be able to give back in the community, and we
26:02
Speaker 17: have so much need here is to have said, you
26:05
Speaker 17: know this, this was born out of the flood in
26:08
Speaker 17: twenty sixteen, but what we realized was we had people
26:10
Speaker 17: coming from all over, not just the floods stricken areas,
26:13
Speaker 17: and we realized we could make a much greater impact
26:15
Speaker 17: if we made this a regular thing.
26:17
Speaker 3: And you have you had to put a estimate how
26:19
Speaker 3: many people came through there last year.
26:21
Speaker 2: Or how many is okay, five hundred people.
26:24
Speaker 3: With five hundred people and nine hours last year? Yeah,
26:26
Speaker 3: so we do so if you figure if you and
26:28
Speaker 3: it just gets bigger every year. So you may not
26:30
Speaker 3: have done five hundred the first year, but if you
26:32
Speaker 3: you know simple math there, if you if you're averaging
26:34
Speaker 3: four fifty to five hundred, how many how many people
26:37
Speaker 3: have you have you helped over the years? I mean,
26:39
Speaker 3: you know, just to get up to you've got the
26:40
Speaker 3: calculator figured it.
26:41
Speaker 2: Out next year.
26:42
Speaker 7: I was thinking today when I came in here, it'll
26:44
Speaker 7: be nextra be ten years we've been doing it, right.
26:46
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's a lot of people. And again not just
26:48
Speaker 3: from the Kanav Valley. I mean people learned about this
26:50
Speaker 3: and they come from you come from all the way.
26:52
Speaker 2: We actually have people.
26:52
Speaker 7: Last year we had somebody that was on the parking
26:54
Speaker 7: lot sleeping in their car at three pm for the
26:57
Speaker 7: next morning.
26:58
Speaker 3: Really walk over an hour one year from Yeah, somebody
27:01
Speaker 3: walked in the hour around to get there. Yeah, when
27:04
Speaker 3: we had a Decible Center school.
27:06
Speaker 2: You know, I always feel like West Virginia Health, right.
27:08
Speaker 7: You know, we have three facilities. Now we have three mobiles,
27:10
Speaker 7: and we're out there. We see forty six five hundred
27:12
Speaker 7: people from thirty four counties of our state. So I'm
27:15
Speaker 7: always thinking, oh, well, people, you know, when people show up.
27:17
Speaker 7: We're doing this every day. But you know, so it's
27:20
Speaker 7: a hard reality for me when we get there and like,
27:22
Speaker 7: you know, there's still people we're not serving this day.
27:24
Speaker 7: We don't ask for income, We don't ask if you
27:27
Speaker 7: have insurance or anything like that. One thing that I
27:30
Speaker 7: hear a lot is, you know, people may have medical insurance,
27:32
Speaker 7: but they don't have vision benefits, they don't have dental benefits.
27:36
Speaker 7: This year, we're adding hearing. I don't think I told
27:38
Speaker 7: you guys we're doing hearing screenings this year. And then
27:42
Speaker 7: CMC's bringing their mimography unit on site so we can
27:46
Speaker 7: do that as well. So we've had you know, a
27:48
Speaker 7: couple of good additions as well.
27:50
Speaker 3: And everything's free.
27:52
Speaker 2: It's free. We don't ask any questions.
27:53
Speaker 7: And what's great is everybody that comes that day signs up.
27:57
Speaker 7: They're volunteers, and all that we give them is a
27:59
Speaker 7: you know, a base I mean a football themed uh
28:03
Speaker 7: you know party, tailgate party with things and stuff.
28:06
Speaker 2: Thank you for coming today, and you get a T
28:08
Speaker 2: shirt to you get a T shirt.
28:10
Speaker 7: You gi have sponsors, you know, we have to recognize
28:11
Speaker 7: very big in our businesses T shirts.
28:14
Speaker 3: And talk about the volunteers because I mean, you guys
28:17
Speaker 3: have a have have a great staff there, but you
28:20
Speaker 3: couldn't do this. You can do anything without volunteers, but
28:23
Speaker 3: you especially could not pull this event without volunteers. Talk
28:27
Speaker 3: about the volunteer.
28:28
Speaker 7: Doctor Michael Toopta heads up the dental lead and we
28:31
Speaker 7: have like grieved doctor Greeb's group and he's like a
28:34
Speaker 7: ho list they all come out. Doctor Takubo heads up
28:37
Speaker 7: to medical. We've got a lot of medical students. Is
28:39
Speaker 7: it okay if I say Trevor's coming yea in medical?
28:42
Speaker 3: Well you just said it and too late.
28:45
Speaker 2: Now it's out there Trevor's in medical school. We're proud
28:47
Speaker 2: of him.
28:47
Speaker 7: He's coming down. We have a lot of students. I
28:49
Speaker 7: love the fact got GW students coming. I'm a big
28:52
Speaker 7: fan of integrating students early. It's so important.
28:55
Speaker 2: I make my.
28:56
Speaker 7: Kids, you know, come down and see. It's so important
28:58
Speaker 7: that they see that there's need in their community. And
29:00
Speaker 7: I feel like if you instill it in students early,
29:02
Speaker 7: they are willing to give back. And when they're writing
29:04
Speaker 7: those prescriptions in a room, they're thinking, well, wait a minute,
29:07
Speaker 7: are they going to have the money to pay for this.
29:09
Speaker 7: It's not just your job to just write it and say, see,
29:12
Speaker 7: you know, come back in a month. You need to
29:13
Speaker 7: make sure that they can actually you know, for the
29:15
Speaker 7: medication and being there and doing that. I think it's
29:17
Speaker 7: just so important to give back to community.
29:19
Speaker 3: I had a text here someone said, would you consider
29:21
Speaker 3: doing all cancer screening and all cancer screening event checking
29:25
Speaker 3: for every form of cancer?
29:27
Speaker 7: Well, you know what, I don't know if anybody can
29:30
Speaker 7: bring a colonoscope or rounk oscope or anything like that.
29:34
Speaker 7: I mean, I love the idea. Yeah, logistics, we are
29:37
Speaker 7: going to be screaming, you know, screaming for cervical cancers
29:40
Speaker 7: and breast cancers and other things to their limit. There's
29:42
Speaker 7: some things you cannot do that day. But to the extent,
29:45
Speaker 7: I'm all about it. Anything preventative and finding well, you
29:47
Speaker 7: can make it happen somehow, absolutely, And I will say
29:50
Speaker 7: that that the event doesn't just happen on that one day.
29:53
Speaker 16: So when we identify needs a lot of what we're
29:55
Speaker 16: doing that day is making sure that they get circled
29:57
Speaker 16: into care. Maybe it's the next week or the week after.
30:00
Speaker 16: So if they're a high risk for screening, we talked
30:02
Speaker 16: to them about that. We make sure they understand that
30:04
Speaker 16: and get to a place where they can get that screen.
30:06
Speaker 2: So it's not a one and done. We're the follow
30:08
Speaker 2: up sore. So whatever needs.
30:10
Speaker 3: Done after well like this and that's a great We'll
30:12
Speaker 3: kind of bring that back to what Chris said. That's
30:15
Speaker 3: that's you know, you didn't look at that gentleman say well,
30:18
Speaker 3: you know you got a problem, Look good luck. He
30:20
Speaker 3: send jo on your way. Here's a T shirt. You
30:23
Speaker 3: you followed, I mean you followed up with care and
30:25
Speaker 3: just in time. I know you've seen that as well.
30:27
Speaker 3: Connect them with the right people. Yeah, and I.
30:29
Speaker 7: Can't say how great our community is in terms of
30:32
Speaker 7: medical dental vision providers, and everybody likes to talk about
30:37
Speaker 7: you know doctors. Isn't that they are so giving in
30:40
Speaker 7: our community? Just like he said, you know, after the fact,
30:42
Speaker 7: we're able to connect with people and they donate of
30:44
Speaker 7: their time and their talent and they take care of
30:46
Speaker 7: people so that we couldn't do what we do without
30:48
Speaker 7: our volunteers.
30:49
Speaker 2: Of a foundation of what we did.
30:50
Speaker 3: All right, give us the time, the place and all
30:52
Speaker 3: the things for the.
30:53
Speaker 2: Marrow fifteen twenty Washington Street East.
30:55
Speaker 7: I used to say tudors down from tutors, but since
30:57
Speaker 7: we expanded, we're right next door.
30:58
Speaker 2: Most people know where that is.
31:00
Speaker 7: It may not wear anything else where tears is and
31:02
Speaker 7: it's it's eight to five.
31:04
Speaker 2: We say five. That's kind of liquid.
31:05
Speaker 7: We'll take care of everybody, but you know there'll be
31:08
Speaker 7: people out there early, I'm sure, but we try to
31:11
Speaker 7: be really efficient. Every year we improve and we're just
31:14
Speaker 7: excited about, you know, getting everybody back to what gets
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Speaker 1: You know.
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Speaker 20: True, you're having a real higher education today, Dave.
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Speaker 3: The last time that I saw all these doctors in
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Speaker 3: one place, it was like an intervention on me, or
35:59
Speaker 3: so I'm sure at the hospital. So great to have
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Speaker 3: you here. How was how was the pumpkin dropping?
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Speaker 20: Gosh, it was so much fun. It was nice that
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Speaker 20: you and the animal were able to broadcast live. Those
36:10
Speaker 20: those kids were having a great time.
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Speaker 3: It was. It actually made for pretty decent radio for
36:14
Speaker 3: two old old radio guys yesterday. Because Animal was out there.
36:17
Speaker 3: It was reminiscent, as I said of the WKRP in Cincinnati,
36:21
Speaker 3: turkey drop, you know, and Nasman was out there. You know,
36:24
Speaker 3: my God, the.
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Speaker 20: Humanity and someone around here should do turkey bowling. Have
36:28
Speaker 20: you seen those?
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Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a lot of fun. Yeah, yeah, I mean
36:31
Speaker 3: at one point I think animals said something as God
36:33
Speaker 3: as my witness, I thought pumpkins can fly. Oh but
36:37
Speaker 3: a great event though, Yesdavor, go on ball park.
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Speaker 20: Think you we had a great time.
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Speaker 19: We had.
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Speaker 20: Holy smokes. Ninety three different pumpkins dropped from about two
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Speaker 20: stories up in those bucket trucks. AP did a great
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Speaker 20: job with us letting our alignment's students use their equipment
36:52
Speaker 20: and be able to take stuff up. Thirty two different
36:55
Speaker 20: schools showed up. It was really it was a good time.
36:58
Speaker 20: The little girl who won the belt, so the Grand
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Speaker 20: Slam was not a traditional trophy. For the first time,
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Speaker 20: US Methanol sponsored.
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Speaker 3: A belt, a belt like a boxing or wrestling championship.
37:11
Speaker 3: And let me tell you, you know, having spent time
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Speaker 3: in the wrestling business, I know belts. When I see
37:16
Speaker 3: that wasn't a cheap belt. I mean, that was a
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Speaker 3: great looking belt and it was so fun.
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Speaker 20: The executives from US Methanol came out to hand out
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Speaker 20: trophies to the kids, and the little girl who won
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Speaker 20: the belt, her smile was like the best persons.
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Speaker 3: Where was she from?
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Speaker 7: The New River?
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Speaker 1: New River?
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Speaker 3: Okay, all right, that's that's awesome. So great event overall.
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Speaker 3: Will look forward to doing it again next next year.
37:36
Speaker 3: I talk about this, this cohort thing with the Golden Sacks.
37:39
Speaker 3: We talked about it once before when you were on
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Speaker 3: but get back into that.
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Speaker 20: So a few years ago, Goldman Sacks picked Bridge Valley
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Speaker 20: called ten Thousand Small Businesses. They started it several years ago.
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Speaker 20: They've actually served seventeen thousand small businesses now, but who
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Speaker 20: people from all over the state, Goldman Pace for their
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Speaker 20: mileage and their food and their hotels if they're selected
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Speaker 20: for this cohort. And what we see with our graduates
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Speaker 20: within six months of finishing the program. Lots of folks
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Speaker 20: who have gone through it before have told me that
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38:30
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Speaker 3: It's a pretty big honor. I mean when you talk
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Speaker 20: Really pleased and pretty excited. We'll be able to launch
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Speaker 3: All right, let's talk about some fun stuff. All this
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Speaker 9: Yeah.
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Speaker 20: So, I don't know if you've ever come to this event, Dave,
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Speaker 20: but you really like it.
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Speaker 2: It's for very little kids.
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Speaker 20: We do trunk re Treat. He's rolling his eyes at
40:22
Speaker 20: me to the listening audience today. He doesn't want to
40:25
Speaker 20: be a very little kid.
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Speaker 3: I can cut your microphone off, Doctors, just so you.
40:29
Speaker 20: Know you're so sassy this morning.
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Speaker 3: Kids are fine at a distance. How's that at a distance?
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Speaker 20: It's a really great event. We do kizza, we do
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Speaker 20: trunk re Treat. It's a design for parents to bring
40:42
Speaker 20: their kids up we have so many parents who are
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Speaker 20: students at Bridge Valley that it really started to as
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Speaker 20: a way to do that. But we've partnered in the
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Speaker 20: last couple of years with WVU Medicine Thomas Hospital, so
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Speaker 20: they also do trunks. They thought there was no reason
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Speaker 20: for the hospital to do their own Halloween events, so
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Speaker 20: we're now we're doing it together, which is really better
40:59
Speaker 20: for the whole community. And then tiny like little scale
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Speaker 20: carnival games. So I'm not talking about anything that would
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Speaker 20: particularly be great for a teenager, but if you're six,
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Speaker 20: it's really fun to get.
41:10
Speaker 3: Your face painted, or you have casino or gambling. Nothing
41:14
Speaker 3: I'm out then. Sorry. It sounds like a great event, though, SIUs. Seriously,
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Speaker 3: how many how many people attend?
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Speaker 21: It's free.
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Speaker 20: The last several years we've been right around fifteen hundred people.
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Speaker 20: We're happy to have you up a fit five.
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Speaker 3: Thirty up on your campus.
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Speaker 20: Up on our campus, so it's up at the Tech
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Speaker 20: Park in front of building two thousand and it's a
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Speaker 20: It's a really good time.
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Speaker 3: All right, doctor Casey Sacks. It's always a pleasure to
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41:37
Speaker 3: you in the studio as well. Yeah, it's great hanging out,
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Speaker 23: Oh hey, good morning. Yeah, that sounds a little anti climactic.
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Speaker 23: I will say that, you know, I don't know why
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Speaker 23: this this plaintiff who is a west Side mother didn't
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Speaker 23: show up, but as you said, it was, didn't show
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Speaker 23: it for this morning. Uh, sent out formal notification to
45:11
Speaker 23: this uh, this plaintiff and again did not appear. This
45:18
Speaker 23: is a west Side mom representing herself. There was no
45:22
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45:25
Speaker 23: Maybe there were reasons, but I will say, you know,
45:29
Speaker 23: it's not totally anti climactic. One more factor, you know
45:35
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Speaker 23: Judge Michael Froebel yesterday afternoon a class action among all
45:46
Speaker 23: of the people in in the future who to exert
45:53
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45:59
Speaker 23: an exemption for West Virginia's compulsory vaccinations for school. Judge
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Speaker 23: Grobel's order in writing did talk about a pathway for
46:11
Speaker 23: people to join the class if they have legal questions
46:18
Speaker 23: in front of other judges in any of the fifty
46:20
Speaker 23: five counties in West Virginia, like this case in Kanaw.
46:25
Speaker 23: It says class members who are currently pursuing related actions
46:28
Speaker 23: and other courts may join this class upon voluntary withdrawal
46:32
Speaker 23: of their pending claims with leave of the court in
46:35
Speaker 23: which those claims are pending. Because this plaintiff was not
46:39
Speaker 23: here today, you know, she couldn't communicate with the judge
46:42
Speaker 23: to say, all right, I'm out, didn't formally submit anything
46:48
Speaker 23: to say, look, I'm joining the class under Judge Probel.
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Speaker 23: By that language, it would have required Judge Lindsay to
46:55
Speaker 23: sign off on it anyway. So all that to say,
46:58
Speaker 23: Judge Lindsay went ahead with it. He there were already
47:03
Speaker 23: materials in writing both from this mom who was the
47:06
Speaker 23: plaintiff stating her claim, and from the lawyers representing the
47:10
Speaker 23: Conaw County school Board. And he asked some question. It
47:14
Speaker 23: was kind of one sided, honestly, but he asked. Judge
47:16
Speaker 23: Lindsay asked some questions of the lawyers representing the school board,
47:20
Speaker 23: And you know, he Judge Lyndsey in the end issued
47:23
Speaker 23: a ruling, so it wasn't climactic by the by the conclusion.
47:29
Speaker 23: His ruling was opposite of Judge Proble and alongside Judge
47:36
Speaker 23: Lawrenson of Berkeley County and Judge Paincake of Mineral County,
47:40
Speaker 23: that the compulsory vaccination requirement for the schools represents coming
47:49
Speaker 23: good a compelling interest by the state of West Virginia
47:53
Speaker 23: to try to oppress the spread of communical disease. So
47:57
Speaker 23: he ruled against the plaintiff, who was not in his courtroom,
48:01
Speaker 23: and in favor of the kanaw Candy school Board to
48:04
Speaker 23: go ahead and uh and and not recognize this particular
48:12
Speaker 23: exemption claim. But you know, more more thoroughly others too.
48:17
Speaker 3: We have a text about that about the person that
48:20
Speaker 3: didn't show up. Can they be held in contempt of court?
48:26
Speaker 23: So I'm only a cave man lawyer, and I didn't
48:30
Speaker 23: I didn't get the sense that Judge Lindsay was gonna
48:33
Speaker 23: go there.
48:33
Speaker 3: Okay, okay, lost her.
48:37
Speaker 23: Case was dismissed on the grounds, but she can't refile it.
48:43
Speaker 23: I just think it also would be you know, kind
48:45
Speaker 23: of small potatoes to go after our westside mom.
48:48
Speaker 3: I got.
48:50
Speaker 23: She did kind of waste the time of the judge
48:53
Speaker 23: and the bailiff and the lawyers representing the Kannaw Candy
48:57
Speaker 23: School Board, and had asked Judge Lindsay to please proceed
49:01
Speaker 23: expediently to get it before him as quickly as possible. So,
49:05
Speaker 23: I mean, it was kind of rude, but I didn't
49:08
Speaker 23: get the sense he was gonna, you know, send the
49:10
Speaker 23: bailap after her.
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Speaker 3: All right, Brad, I appreciate the quick update this morning. Again,
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Speaker 3: and on air. Brad, thanks a lot, have a great weekend, buddy,
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Speaker 3: Thanks a lot.
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Speaker 3: a kangaroo court, says a Texter Texas Dave. Ninety nine
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Speaker 3: percent of retired officers say we're headed toward dictatorship and
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Speaker 3: the loss of Freedom's sad day to be an American,
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Speaker 3: says a tex says. On the vaccine lawsuits, the family
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Speaker 3: trying to get out of vaccinations didn't show up in court,
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Speaker 3: presumably out of possible embarrassment and unwanted publicity for endangering
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Speaker 3: the community. Probably why their cases are trying to get
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Speaker 3: turned into class action lawsuits. That's why. That way the
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Speaker 3: anti vaxers get to stay anonymous while endangering the community.
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Speaker 3: Texas Trump is back to covering or cowering. Rather, I'm
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Speaker 3: sorry to his handler Vladimir Putin. Trump was boasting of
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Speaker 3: the Tomahawk missiles he was going to send to Ukraine
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Speaker 3: while old Ladd called him, told him to meet in Hungary,
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Speaker 3: and now all of a sudden, the US doesn't have
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Speaker 3: enough tomahawks to sell to Ukraine. Lad must have held
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Speaker 3: up the video evidence of Trump and Epstein's Secrets. Coming
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Speaker 3: up later today Metro News Midday with thirteen News in
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Speaker 3: Tonight Live anchor Mande Baron and Me powered by Selango Law.
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Speaker 3: It's Friday of our regular Friday things going on. Political
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Speaker 3: columnist now West Virginia Broadcasting Hall of Famer Mark Curtis
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Speaker 3: will be here. Will introduce you to another great eatery
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Speaker 3: around the state of West Virginia. Will spend a little
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Speaker 3: time talking about Bridge Day. Longtime city councilmen in Buchannon
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Speaker 3: is stepping down. We're going to talk to the Mayor
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Speaker 3: of Bucannon, hopefully about that. Daniel Woods is here with
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Speaker 3: our Friday football Blitz and more at you News Midday,
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Speaker 3: coming up with a Vanda Baron thirteen News in Tonight
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Speaker 3: Live anchor Avanda Barron and Me coming up noon to
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Speaker 3: three and today on Metro News.
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Speaker 1: TJ.
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Speaker 3: Meadows is here. How are you, my friend? Why is
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Speaker 3: it so hot in here? Well, you're wearing a sweater.
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Speaker 3: I'm wearing a pullover on top of another shirt.
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Speaker 21: Dude, it's not my normal sixty five degrees, it's the
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Speaker 21: lake sixty eight degrees.
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Speaker 3: I do not touch it. Sometimes I come in here
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Speaker 3: it's eight Sometimes it's eighty. I just let it flow.
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Speaker 3: I love the meat looker. That's what my old buddy
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Speaker 3: Ricky Morton used to say, Man, you can hang meat
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Speaker 3: in here with which I love that what you got
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Speaker 3: on the show today.
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Speaker 21: So coming up at eleven thirty three, Chris Steyerwaldt of course,
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Speaker 21: excuse me, eleven thirty three steam release.
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Speaker 3: How can I forget that?
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Speaker 21: Yes, eleven o six is Chris Steierwalt with all things
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Speaker 21: national politics. Brown House stops by a ten forty five
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Speaker 21: on the WVU contest this weekend. Jared Halpern from Washington.
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Speaker 21: Where are we at on the shutdown? Are we going
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Speaker 21: to war with Venezuela? You know that was kicking up yesterday.
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Speaker 21: We'll talk about that. Dave McMahon of the West Virginia
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Speaker 21: Surface Owners Rights Organization joins us at ten oh six.
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Speaker 21: Mister Allen, you heard yesterday that big announcement from Diversified
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Speaker 21: Gas as well as the State of West Virginia about
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Speaker 21: seventy million dollars to create a fun to plug gas
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Speaker 21: wells abandoned wells. Surface owners have some thoughts, more importantly,
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Speaker 21: have some questions smicht into.
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Speaker 3: That, mister McMahon didn't have a He had a lot
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Speaker 3: of questions yesterday and that's why I said, well, you know,
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Speaker 3: maybe we got to have him. Maybe he's got answers
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Speaker 3: that he didn't have yesterday. So because he had a
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Speaker 3: lot of questions, appreciate it. See you later today. Till then,
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Speaker 3: have fun and love somebody