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08/09/2023 580 Live with Dave Allen - Julie Britton, Mitch Carmichael, Larry Moore · The Dave Allen Show

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think is the actual title. Amidst. Carmichael is going to join this a
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little bit later on as well. But before we get to all that,
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I have a little fun this morning. You know, it's fun when you
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do this, Julie. I don't know why. It's a girls night out
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and it is happening this Saturday night, only a few days away at the
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coliseum and convention sitter. Julie, how are you? I'm great, awesome,
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Thanks for having me, Thank you for being here, Thank you for
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making the rounds here at the radio ranches we call this morning. So you're
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hanging out with Stephen Jenny a little bit earlier this morning talking about girls night
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out. From those that may not be familiar with us. Number one,
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how many years. Has this been going on at least twenty closer to twenty
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five and it's this Saturday night the Collossy we give Age Center. So what
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exactly goes on in Girls Night Out? What's the whole concept? Okay?
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So it is a we call it the Party with the Purpose and it's a
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fundraiser for the YWCA's Resolve Family Abuse program. We're the domestic violence services provider
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for Canal, Boone and Clay Counties. We serve about two thousand people a
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year with all sorts of things, from long term housing to short term emergency
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shelter. We are the first, and we won't be the only, but
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we are the first pet friendly domestic violence shelter in the States. So we
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have four individual little pet apartments where people can bring their pets with them while
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they're fleeing. We serve everyone regardless of gender. We also have court advocacy
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in all three of those counties, so we can help people fill out those
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domestic violence petitions. We do counseling, support group and we do some education
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in the schools about healthy relationships and healthy boundaries. So we aren't always just
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working after the fact. We're really trying to make some positive changes that the
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next generation. If I could just jump in here one second, that's something
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that I learned when I started having you on the show to talk about this
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is one of the things that your organization does, is that preventative maintenance.
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As they say in your Car. I don't know, that's probably not the
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right term for people, but did you understand what I'm saying is planning that
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seed early on, because sometimes after the fact and they become adults and it
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becomes a way of life, especially when you factor in that they saw mommy
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and daddy going out, they saw the grandparents or you know, whatever going
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on. You get them early. Exactly does an education look like when you
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go into so it looks like so many different things. It can be a
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one time we go into the schools and talk to kids about domestic violence and
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also realizing that domestic violence isn't just intimate partner violence. It's also that family
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violence where you have abuse towards kids and we're asking kids to reach out to
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a safe person. But what if that safe person isn't in your household?
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Right? What do you do? Then? There are a lot of secrets
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that kids have to keep when there's violence in the house and it's gotten I
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mean, this has been going this sort of thing, Julie has been going
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on since the beginning of time. We all know that. But when you
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throw in the drug crisis and you throw in this, you know, all
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the situations that kids have to deal with now that you and I at our
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ages couldn't even think about when we were when we were growing up, it's
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a it's a totally different ball game now with absolutely bullying, and so two
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of the things we see on the increase are bullying and stalking. You know,
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when when you look at stalking back in the day, you actually had
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to get in a vehicle and go somewhere and drive by somebody's house. But
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stalking is so easy now and it's so different than what it used to be,
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and the criminal justice system hasn't kept up with that. So talking with
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kids a lot about their online presence and how make how there's a very subtle
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shift between someone knowing where you are because they're worried about you, and then
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someone knowing having to know where you are all of the time because they have
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other ideas that you are now their person or they own you. And so
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we also talked to kids about healthy boundaries. What a boundary means. I
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mean, that's something you know people through the word boundaries around all the time
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now, but what does that mean? And then we have some longer weekly
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projects that we do with the kids in the schools. We've been in Riverside
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quite a bit. They've been incredibly receptive to what we do and have offered
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it and continue to offer it all the time to any of the schools in
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all the counties that we serve. So again, what it can be a
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one off or it could be a whole dating violence prevention going in and talking
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with kids. And then we also provide bystander intervention because there are a lot
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of people that want to step in when they see violence happening and sometimes and
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that's not always safe, right, There's a there's a way to do it
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where it was safe because quite often somebody who intervenes is going to be that
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person that ends up getting hurt. We're talking with Julie Britten and back Girls
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Night Out and again I wanted to get this kind of the some of the
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things that they do because it is a party with the purpose, as you
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call it, and people do show up for this big event at the Kyles
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Sema Convention Center and they have a great time, but we do want to
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know that they're that they're there for a reason. And when you're out there
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raising you know these fine we want to know where those funds are being spent.
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Now, this has become one of really the Canal Valley's premiere events.
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When you start thinking about and I've done this show now for three years,
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and when you start thinking about, Okay, these are the big events in
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the Charleston area and the Canal Valley, and you start thinking about things like
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where God are you start thinking about this and these things. This is and
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has men Julie one of those things for some time. That is one of
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the premiere events, one of the top five six things that people look forward
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to every year. Absolutely, and we at the why we are so privileged
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to be that. You know, there are so many people that are out
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there doing great work. We happen to be one of them. And we
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have amazing support from this community. I couldn't ask for more. So we
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whenever we have a need or a want, people show up for it.
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But the Girls' Night out, where else can you get twelve hundred women out
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supporting the work that we do and each other and have a safe space,
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tons of great food, signature cocktails, an amazing auction, and just the
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ambiance and the decorations. It's a I mean, at this point we're going
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back in time. Yeah, yeah, so we are doing the theme is
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the Roaring twenties do the Charleston and I love people and these I know.
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Yeah, No, there was a there was a herd of us that that
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came up with that. That wasn't my only brain child. I wish it
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was, but it wasn't. And so to be able to see everybody,
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I mean just show up embracing the theme and just living it up for four
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or five hours, like, it's absolutely amazing. We have partners with two
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work with people to get everybody home safely, you know, lifts and ubers
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and all of that. We will have stations set up so you don't have
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to worry about that. But what I love is the number of partners who
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drop their girlfriends and wives off and then are like, hey, go have
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a great time. I'll be back to pick you up. It's amazing.
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That's now. What is the ticket situation looking like now? Is we're just
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you know, seventy two hours or so away. Well, so we are.
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We are absolutely still selling tickets. We'll sell them up until the you
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know, up until the time. Uh, they're one available at the door,
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absolutely at the door, available, what times the doors open, doors
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open at six, Okay, two hundred dollars at the door. We are.
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So it'll be online ticketing, it'll be on your phone, and then
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we will give folks we need to check IDs and give folks wristbands and then
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that's all they'll need to enter for food, all the food. And I
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do want to bring that up about the ID because I overheard a conversation that
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you are having earlier in the green room with one of my co workers here
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that there is an early check in or there was a question about that you
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have to you have and we say this to the ladies, and I'm gonna
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go out on a limb and wait and mint. I don't know what I'm
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talking about here, but when it comes. You know, sometimes women when
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they go out, they don't want to necessarily carry a big purse with them,
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or they just want to just take the bare minimums in with them.
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You gotta have your ID, absolutely everyone will be I d So, ladies,
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don't leave it in the car, don't leave it at home, don't
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leave it with your significant other that drop you off or whatever. You must
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bring your photo ID in order to get in, no matter how old you
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are, right, absolutely got to bring your photo ID. Just put it.
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Nobody leaves without their phone. Slip in your phone case. Bring it.
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There you go, Yeah, there you go. And so tickets will
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be available at the door. And where can people go online and get them?
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Between now and them g n ow V, dot com, dot org.
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I'm sorry, one of them dots, you know, just just just
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use your Google you'll be able to find. It's gonna be a great night.
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It always is. And again it's at the Kyle Sea and Convention Center.
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And that theme of the nineteen twenty you see to doin the Charleston And
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approximately how many are you expecting? Again you threw out a number earlier,
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aproximate And I would love I mean so that so we do use listen.
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Here's our thing. We realize that while women are ninety six percent of those
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have used, it does happen to men. But it's really important to me
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as a program director that we have guys helping out and being allies and taking
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part in this. So we have men volunteers. They're greeters, they're helping
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to serve signature cocktails. They're just really make we call them ambassadors. They're
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just making sure the women have a have a great night there. And it's
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so important for us as women to see that they're there are good guys out
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there. Well. I have mental and staff that we've hired and they're amazing
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people who absolutely want to do that hard work and be that ally ship.
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So we I'm sure folks can still sign up on GNO w V to b
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ambassadors if they want to come, if guys want to come and help out,
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Indeed, it's gonna be a great night. Girls Night Out is this
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Saturday night at the Kittles Seam Convention Center. Julie as always a pleasure to
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want to welcome to the show. Now the West Virginia Economic Development Secretary,
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Mitch Carmichael. Good morning, sir, how are you. I'm great,
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Dave, good morning, how are you. I'm fine. Thank you for
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being here. I know you've got a busy schedule, lots going on,
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so I want to make this kind of quick for you. I know,
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Mitch, you've been chris crossing the state as of late making economic development project
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announcements. Well, get to those soon. But before we get to that,
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I want to talk about something else, and that is a in any
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true conversation, Mitch about economic development, this has to be mentioned. And
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of course I'm talking about broadband. After years of promises, broken promises in
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some cases, it looks like it's finally going to happen here in the Mountain
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state. Finally some comprehensive broadband coverage for the entire state of West Virginia,
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I mean the entire area. It looks like we're gonna make this thing happen,
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Mitch, talk about them. We are absolutely going to make this happen.
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The governor, Governor Justice and his administration have put forth incredible emphasis on
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expanding broadband to every West Virginia citizen, and fortunately there are some federal programs
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that we're taking advantage of. Currently. Many people your listeners probably heard of
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the large federal grant that West Virginia one based upon our great program that we
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already have in place, and many of your listeners will know that that they're
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all read. We're already well underway to expanding broadband throughout West Virginia. We
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have probably around our mapping data is so accurate, we have around two hundred
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and seventy thousand addresses in West Virginias that do not have adequate broadband services.
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And so our programs are one hundred percent focused on reaching the unserved and the
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underserved locations, and we're just we're making them happen in a big, fast
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way. And metcha someone who has served the people in the public for some
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time. You know yourself as a legislator or in private business, and in
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this relatively new role for you, This sort of announcement, when these announcements
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come out about this broadband has got to make you happy. Oh, this
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is such an and critical component for economic development and for the future of our
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state and West Virginia. As you know and all your listeners will acknowledge the
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fact that broadband is a necessary component of a twenty first century economy and society.
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And Dave, I mean the things that we talk about and we perhaps
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take for granted, shopping online, our healthcare, of ability to do tele
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medicine, remote or distance learning that we saw how important that was during the
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pandemic, as well as remote work. So everything centers around the connectivity of
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our citizens to the outside world from a Internet perspective. Furthermore, I'll highlight
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this. I've said this over and over that this new economy, West Virginia's
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poised to benefit in this scenario to a greater extent than perhaps any other state
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because these traditional barriers of our mountains and difficult terrain and so forth are now
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becoming like these welcome signs to the outside world to say we want to be
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a part of this, We want to come to West Virginia, but we
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absolutely have to have broadband connectivity. And it is it amazes me. Mentioned
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We'll move on to something else that amazes me that we have people that still
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say they don't maybe understand the importance of broadband for economic development. This is
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the electricity, the water, the sewer, etc. Of one hundred years
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ago without quality broadband. And I'm talking from a business standpoint right now.
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We can get to residential at some other point, but I'm talking about business
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without it. There's no business being conducted in West Virginia at all. Yeah,
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right, And every company that we recruit to our state just assumes that
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you're going to have broadband. And I'll give credit to Senator Capito who's done
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such a great job in leading the efforts, and Senator Mansion as well,
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but Senator Capito in particular with her capital connect and then Governor Justice has from
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the second took this role and he began his administration, he said, look,
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we've got to have world class broadband services throughout our state. And we've
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got a great team here in place at our Development Office that he's allowed us
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to really put forth programs that are moving the needs in our state. We've
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had already over the last several years about one hundred and twenty thousand new fiber
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optic connections in our state, and we're quickly rolling out programs that are going
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to have a ubiquitous network in our state that everyone is connected. Talking to
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Mitch Carmichael again, the Westvinin Economic Development Secretary. I want to move on
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to some other announcements, and there's been so many. I mean, you
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start with New Core, and I saw a story on television this morning about
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some of the roadwork that we're doing now down in that area getting ready for
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New Core, the road expansion and the green bus facility in South Charleston.
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More things coming out for the panhandles an announcement, I think it is coming
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soon. There was a story in the paper and we reported on A two
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about this hydrogen plant in Mason County. There's a lot of big stuff going
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on in the Mountain state. Match. No, you're you're not kiddy.
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This has been the greatest time of economic growth in our in my from my
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perspective, in our state's history. We've added so many jobs to our payrolls.
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From the low of our pandemic, uh you know, layoffs and so
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forth, we've come basically all the way back. And we've added incredible world
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class companies to our portfolio of corporate citizens in our state. And you mentioned
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one in New Chord. Then we have Berkshire half away in Ravenswood. We
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have as you mentioned, the green Power motor company, pure Watercraft, commercial
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medals, form Energy. I could go on and on and on. In
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fact, from I was watching South Carolina's economic announcements, the governor was standing
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up there saying, we got ten billion dollars in announcements in the state of
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South Carolina in the year twenty twenty two. And I looked at what we
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did, and we did in West Virginia six point two billion dollars of investments.
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Now it's not ten, but it's way more than what we've ever done
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in the past. And these are we're nipping at the hills of our competing
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states with great and people want to be here. I mean, we have
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put the policies in place, in the leadership in place, and the governor's
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a great coach on these teams. He has good instinct for it, and
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it's just it's clicking on all cylinders. And we could we have more and
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more and more coming to West Virginia. And we have a great workforce that
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and just a perfect geographic area, great assets that these business communities can come
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here, locate, grow and expand their business and help our society prosper.
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Bitch, when when you're courting and talking to some of these other companies about
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possibly coming here. What do you tell them? You mentioned the broadband thing,
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which we're working on hopefully going to get to take care. But what
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do you tell perspective companies when they're looking to come to West Virginia about this?
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What are some of the selling points that you tell them about the actual
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people here. Yeah, well, we have a what I would refer to
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as a value proposition that we bring forth to place before these prospects, and
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the value proposition encompasses a lot of different things about four or five main points.
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Though we are perfectly located in the Eastern time zone in a geography that
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allows for us to drive a five hundred mile radius around. West Virginia takes
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in fifty percent of America's population and thirty percent of the Canadian population. So
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these companies want to be now close to their suppliers and close to their customers
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and West Virginia's perfec for that location. Furthermore, we have a data point
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here that I didn't realize that the federal government attracts, but the customer or
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clients love when they hear West Virginia has the most loyal workforce in America.
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In other words, when one of our citizens gets a good job and a
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factory or an advanced manufacturing plant that we're bringing to our state, they maintain
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that position at a higher rate than any place else in America. And when
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those companies here that day, they're like, wow, turnover costs me a
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lot of money, and I want that loyalty and that, you know,
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sort of that small town attitude about keeping a job and knowing that it makes
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a difference in a person's life. So that's a big point. And then
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second is our community and technical college education system. We and the governor has
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the Jobs for Hope for Jobs program that those who are had been previously maybe
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through addiction or so forth, had gotten on the wrong track, and they
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rehabilitate those citizens and are able to place them in great jobs. And then
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West Virginia has a program called West Virginia and Vest that will train and your
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listeners need to know this. We will train any citizen of West Virginia and
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our community and Technical college system at zero cost. And so businesses here that
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and they say, g is, you guys are making a real commitment to
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the workforce. You've got a great location, you've got a good tax structure,
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judicial system is in line, and your physical houses in order. Those
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are the kind of places they want to locate, and we feel like we
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can deliver that message better than anybody. All Right, I know you gotta
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go. But to final thirty seconds here, Mitch, what's on the horizon.
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Can you give us a little hint about anything coming in the future.
26:56
Well, I guess I really want to focus on what now. It's impacting
27:00
the people of West Virginia with these programs that we're rolling out in terms of
27:04
broadband connectivity. So all of the people that have currently have broadband, you
27:10
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27:15
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to those who do not have world class broadband services, and so your state
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government is committed to ensuring world class service throughout West Virginia. Mitch is always
27:30
a pleasure to talk to you. Keep doing good things. We'll talk again
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five zero zero eight. Want to welcome into the show, Charleston City
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councilor Larry Moore. How are you, my friend? I'm doing good this
31:29
morning, Dave. I'll tell you a quick Larry Moore story. So he
31:32
comes in and he's in the green room and I bring him in and I'm
31:34
kind of going on what we're gonna talk about, and he just goes automatically,
31:37
just starts talking about Dave, I gotta save it for the air man,
31:41
save it for the air. But you're a passionate guy. Yeah,
31:44
I am. It's just you for a neighborhood man. And the people that
31:47
I represent that voted for me, the they entrusted their votes for me to
31:51
fight for him. So that's all. I look at it, and I
31:52
want to I want to get in right to it. It was a long,
31:56
long discussion city council Monday night. I think the discussion on this particular
32:00
issue with the needles that was like two and a half hours. I think
32:05
itself, I think if I understand correctly, But in the end, you
32:07
know, the council was asked to approve of this needle program through the Women's
32:12
Health Center and Charleston public meeting was held, of course week or so ago
32:15
week or two speakers on both sides of the argument from the public spoke Monday
32:17
night. Council members spoke, but in the end it was the nose that
32:22
won out. And you were one of those nos. Why, sir,
32:23
well, I was representing my people and the people who have called me,
32:28
because like the thing of it is is that a lot of my residents,
32:30
we've lived in a neighborhood fifty sixty years, and they felt a second class
32:34
citizens. And a lot of people that want to come to the West Side
32:37
won't live on the West Side, but they always have an idea about the
32:38
West Side. They don't ever come and talk to the people. They just
32:43
kind of treat us our second class citizens. And they felt that way.
32:45
I mean, it was to a point like when the first one happened,
32:47
I wouldn't even see the council yet they nobody ever came door to door acts
32:52
how do y'all feel about this? And they just popped up and why do
32:54
you think that is? Larry interrupt, What do you think they know?
32:57
Because what it is is a stigma about the West Side. You know,
33:00
we're just that we're one demographic of people, one type of you know,
33:06
But the West side of a cosmopolitan society. Man, there's Republicans, there's
33:08
Democrats's independence the west side. It's a mixture of people. And until you
33:14
need to go over there and talk to the people first, and don't assume
33:16
what somebody tells you without talking to the people. And we have this big
33:20
haze on the west side that it's just this way now, it's just this
33:22
way, but it's not. It's still people who've been living there for sixty
33:25
seventy years man, and younger people that want to move there. But you
33:30
don't ask us how they feel about, well, what should go in their
33:32
neighborhood. But now you are somebody, and I've done you for some time
33:37
later, you're somebody that does talk to your constituents. And when when when
33:39
this issue first came out, you and and other council members too, you
33:45
spent time talking to your constituents. What did what did they say to you?
33:47
Well, it asks me about it first, and I told them like
33:50
they were doing a horn program and that the people were all for the narc
33:53
hand give outs, the counseling and the count an. When't care, don't
34:00
care, and people were there, they're they're still for that. You know,
34:01
people were for that, but just they have a bad taste because with
34:05
the first time the first needles changed that happened, it brought a lot of
34:08
unsheltered people because most people that are fighting addiction were on sheltered So our neighborhood
34:12
got indicted with like like the houses were getting broke into people's stuff, We're
34:16
getting scuffed porches, the house fires, and just like the overabundance of like
34:21
unsheltered people because you know they were you know, most time you're fighting addiction,
34:23
a lot of people are unsheltered, and our neighborhoods got flooded. But
34:27
just like certain things that were happening to our elderly residents were scared to leave
34:30
the doors open and stuff. And this is people who were calling me.
34:34
They was just like they told us one thing and it always changes to be
34:37
something different. So these have a bad taste in their mouth. They don't
34:39
feel that when you tell them something, it's not gonna be what you promised.
34:43
And this seems to be and this is a bigger societal issue. Again,
34:45
we're talking with Charleston City councilor larity more. And I've seen this happen
34:49
in other areas too. Sometimes people maybe in their heart they have they want
34:53
to do good for other people, but they come into areas that they don't
34:59
know, they don't understand, and they're trying to tell you what you're facing
35:02
and you don't one that's living there. Yeah. Yeah, and then they
35:07
kind of make you a villain if you don't agree with them. They'll be
35:08
like they'll tell people you don't want to help people. No, No,
35:13
that's not the that's not it at all the West Side. If you know
35:15
anybody from the West Side, that's we are the most loving type community man.
35:20
And like I even said myself in the meeting, I wish I would
35:22
come when we need a grocery store where all y'all at, when we need
35:25
to help these grade schools and middle schools with these kids in our test scores.
35:29
But it's not. When it only affects them your need or your want,
35:34
you don't really care about the whole community. Like my my job is
35:36
the whole community. And I'm like, I'm my my job is to make
35:39
sure that everybody in my awards t't care of and I mean, even the
35:44
people that are fighting addictions, we still said we were about them getting the
35:46
nark can, which to me, the narc can is the most important thing
35:50
because this fit nailed out here and that's killing people. They need this nark
35:52
candon whatever the other I can't think of the name of the other. Well,
35:57
no, no, the other like the nark cans stuff that helps them
36:00
when the od we're not saying, don't get that out, but they will
36:02
make it seem like you were just like you're not against them, you just
36:05
don't want to help anybody. It's not that that's not the case, but
36:07
we're just like, y'all come and just help us with everything. Don't just
36:12
come for your own personal agenda, but don't come in the neighborhood. Talk
36:15
to people, like help the little leagues and that'll help the after school programs
36:17
we have over there. Help people over there. We're trying to get people
36:20
to be on homeowners generational wealth. We need that help. But just come
36:23
for your own agenda. And if we don't agree with your agenda, it
36:27
shows how much you really care about our neighborhood. Because when we don't agree
36:30
with you, you villainize this and you disappear and we don't see you anymore.
36:32
What do you think the agenda is? I mean, why why would
36:36
people of that are pushing this in this neighborhood that obviously some there are some
36:42
I'm sure they wanted, but but why is it? What is in your
36:45
opinion, Larry, is what is the agenda of these folks? Well,
36:47
I think they want to help people, and what it is is that they've
36:50
been struck with that addiction, most of them have. But they sometimes get
36:53
blindly caught up in their vision. They don't think taking account of everybody else
36:58
in the neighborhood and everybody else's needs and wants. And sometimes when you you
37:02
know they've some people this human nature when you want something and your focus is
37:07
only that one thing, and you don't think about everybody else and everybody else's
37:10
I wants the needs or this secondary to yours, And like everybody wants to
37:15
help people. We're not saying no help people, but you gotta take into
37:17
the whole community how it affects everybody, like from the homeowners to the kids
37:22
walk into school every day like you got grown people out the asking kids for
37:24
money like dollars and stuff, and like I remember a few years ago,
37:27
I had a parent at the West Side Middle School. She called me and
37:30
was like, can you maybe have a police patrol more when the kids walk
37:34
into school? Just because And I understand that, but people don't want to
37:36
see that because they then they think you're a bad person. It's not that
37:38
man. You gotta take care of everybody. What have you heard from your
37:42
constituent since the meeting Monday night? A lot of them just like you know,
37:45
they hope that they still do the like the wound care stuff and then
37:49
our can and they're just like, you know, just keep just keep fighting
37:52
for our neighborhood in our community. Just thank you, just like you know,
37:54
and just keep doing what's right. Again, we'll talk about city councilor
37:59
and Larry More and not putting words in your mouths, sir, But do
38:02
you feel that the West Side seems to get picked on a lot more or
38:07
maybe get some bad breaks from people who think that they're doing good. What
38:10
it is is that we are like the people in the neighborhood or treat like
38:14
second class citizens sometimes like our voices are not heard and people assume what they
38:17
like, what they think should be done, but they don't really talk to
38:21
the people, and then if they do something, it comes in. It's
38:24
like Africa, Debra, it changes up. So like we I mean,
38:28
I feel like we really are because I mean, like like I said earlier,
38:30
we don't have grocery stores. We have all kind of issues going on,
38:35
but people only focus on what they want to focus on and the true
38:37
issues we have, like we need homeownership over there, our schools or get
38:40
a bad rep because we need families to move in our neighborhoods. But that
38:43
stuff gets pushed back for your own personal agenda because you don't come talk to
38:46
the people, and our people feel slighted. I mean, I have people
38:49
who live in the neighborood for sixty seven years and they like, man,
38:52
we feel like second class citizens in our own neighborhood at times. What does
38:55
the west I mean you talk about what the west Side needs, You mentioned
38:59
girltre stores and these other things, but how do we how do we get
39:02
there? Man? I just think like we just gotta just keep being vigilant
39:07
in the right programs and right people come in with the right ideas and this
39:09
you gotta galvanize and just talk to the people and find out what they really
39:14
need. Now we have some things coming along that I've been speaking to a
39:16
few people, hopefully it will come. And just talk to the people in
39:20
the neighborhood, I mean everybody. You can't just talk to a certain group
39:23
of people, like I can't just talk to people that I hang with or
39:27
that we have the same thought of me, because you'll never grow as a
39:29
person, So you have to always be diverse. Talk to every I mean
39:32
I think, like I'll talk to the person even at the homeless gown on
39:37
the street. I'll talk to him, like I give a guy pack of
39:38
sucks, just talk to him. And I found out he wasn't even from
39:42
Charleston, but he got on this down on his luck, and I just
39:44
you know, you gotta talk to everybody, find their needs and to help
39:46
him out. I want to address that before we let you go, because
39:50
some of them, Again, you can't paint everybody at the same brush.
39:52
But there have been certain people that have pushed these agendas over the year that
39:57
say that it's a myth that people come to Charleston just for these services,
40:00
or in your case, that people come to the West Side just for these
40:05
services. You're saying that's not a myth that it actually happens. Well,
40:07
a lot of people they do. Cause like it's you go to the services
40:10
or is this people, you're gonna go where the services or for you?
40:15
If you if I'm hungry and you're giving out free food downtown, I'm gonna
40:17
go eat at the free spot downtown. It's just wherever your need is.
40:21
You're gonna go to where the needs at. So if I open up like
40:23
I said, if I got a hundred spots, I'm giving our free socks
40:28
and I'm gonna give our freestocks down by the mall. People don't go to
40:30
the mall. This is about where you put stuff at. That's what's gonna
40:34
drop. The location of people, that's all it is. And people are
40:36
gonna come to where they need they need help. That's just how it is.
40:38
Give me some positive things getting away from the subject. Give me some
40:42
positive things going on on the West Side right now. Well, you know,
40:45
we got a HULP project coming up, a Councilwomen for They Help Dad
40:49
coming through. Then we got a book bag giveaway this Saturday, and Second
40:52
Avenue Community Center that's going on. Uh, we got a lot of things
40:55
that are going down just like you know, people are starting to gathering outs
40:59
on the West Side. Like a lot of businesses go over support, like
41:00
the old West Washington Street district, a lot of unbusiness over there. My
41:05
buddy Don Wilson has his Capital insurance over there. You go check him out.
41:08
We got just like things, there's things going on on the West Side.
41:10
We're just trying to We're just trying to build back up and the people
41:14
over there. We've got great people over there, man. We just want
41:15
to see the West Side be great, you know, and just be the
41:19
community that I remember growing up and people always talking about, oh, you
41:22
know, things change, but being a neighborhood and having families and stuff that
41:25
should never change. That should something that should always be timeless, you know,
41:29
because when you bring people in your neighborhood families, it changes the grade
41:32
schools, it changes the middle schools, it changes everything, and it gets
41:36
pride into your neighborhood. And that's what we're trying to do. Just get
41:37
that back. If you could talk to your buddy Don Wilson about his choice
41:39
of football teams, that would be that would be good. There's something you
41:43
can I'm just I'm picking ima you text messes later, Larry, It's always
41:49
a pleasure to talk to you, man, because I mean, you're one
41:51
of the good guys out here. Uh you know that that that's doing good
41:53
things. And and you're not doing it to get your picture in the paper.
41:58
That's not why you're And there's others out there like you that are doing
42:00
this. But but but you're a champion for you said, what did you
42:04
say, I'm worn four to the to the core or something like that.
42:07
So he said, yeah, my good friend Lee shall leave war for four
42:12
Ward four man. So she yeah, Man, that's my good my good
42:15
friend Ward four War for four for Larry Man. It's always a pleasure to
42:20
tat to you. We'll have you on the show anytime you want, anytime
42:22
you want to talk about what's going on in the West Side or any side.
42:23
Man, you just let me know. Thank you, Dave. I
42:25
appreciate you for give me the platform. I really do. All right,
42:29
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Cross Lanes. Follow up to my interview there with Councilman Larry Moore. You
45:21
know, like I said, I'm at Larry a couple of years ago and
45:22
I first started doing this job, and he's appointed to city council. Then
45:24
he ran and he won. I mean, Larry is one of the good
45:28
guys that's out there, and Larry and I don't, you know, there's
45:30
a couple of things he said I don't necessarily agree with, but he's he's
45:34
a good dude, And there is nobody I don't think they're going to find
45:37
that cares for their community as much as what Larry Moore and others do for
45:42
that community. And sometimes people may they go in, maybe they got some
45:45
ideas to help, but they don't always help, and they don't always talk
45:49
to the people that live there. And this was something that I I guess
45:52
I'm a little empathetic toward that because, you know, being a southern West
45:57
Virginia as I am, and growing as somebody grew up in the coal fields,
46:00
you know, we were we were told constantly, people coming in and
46:04
saying how bad it was, and we're like looking around, saying, what
46:07
exactly are you talking about? I mean, we're we're living a pretty really
46:10
good life here with six figure salaries. Not me necessarily because you know I
46:15
didn't achieve that, but I mean other people and anyway, Uh, I
46:21
mean I got some text here Texas. Did your Girls' Night out guests really
46:23
say there are good men out there? Yes? Yes, she did,
46:28
and uh, and Julie did say they are good men out there, and
46:30
sometimes we had to be reminded that there are good men out there. So
46:32
yes, yes she did say that Texas thirty three trillion federal debt. But
46:37
glad some kid living up a holler can now have high speed internet to play
46:40
online Xbox. Please have mister Carmichael back. I'll tell us about the economic
46:45
development that occurs in these areas. Again, folks, and with all due
46:49
respect to the texture, this is not about playing Xbox, okay. This
46:53
is about broadband that is needed. It is the water and the sewage and
46:59
the power that was in nineteen twenty five or nineteen thirty. You do not
47:05
develop businesses and have quality businesses without broadband. It affects every aspect of the
47:12
business. This is not about video games. This is about the ability during
47:15
if you don't believe me, walk into any business, retail establishment, whatever,
47:20
whose internet happens to be down and see how far you get if they
47:23
don't have quality internet. And for years, and there's plenty of blame to
47:28
go around, but for years, the mapping was a really really big issue.
47:32
I've given the examples and people know what I'm talking about. You know,
47:37
a company fill in name here would come in and say, well,
47:39
okay, at the beginning of this holler, we have the first two families
47:44
have internet, so we've got high speed internet here. Well, there's twenty
47:46
more families up at hollow, so you know, we got we got to
47:52
get that taken care of. And I think mentioned is folks and Kelly Workman
47:54
and others are doing a great job of it right now. And yes,
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it would not be possible without the federal component. You'll never hear me say
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that that wasn't part of it. I mean a lot of people of my
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ilk Republicans conservatives don't want to admit it, but yeah, a lot of
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this would not be happening, happening. I wish it all could come from
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private business, but that's not the reality. And a lot of this would
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not be happening if it were not for the infrastructure Bill's that's the bottom line,
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bottom line, All right, Get you popcorn ready, because one week
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from yesterday, next Tuesday, think Ryan, think Oli Frasier, think Chamberlain
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Russell, think Rick Flair, Dusty Rhodes. You get my point. It's
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Hodge v. Pushkin next Tuesday for the entire show. We're going to have
48:42
a debate, a discussion, whatever you want to call it, between State
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Democratic Party Chair and Delegate Mike Pushkin and State Republican Party co chair Tony Hodge,
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both in studio in one room. You're in the Palmar storage studio.
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It should be fun. No other guests, just those two small dose of
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me and of course you callers and textures. It's going to be next Tuesday,
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mister Pushkin and mister Rodger. And mister Pushkin is losing one of his
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top capos in Senator Mike Caputo, who was announced he will not be running
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for re election next year. Now, State Senator Caputo will be on with
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Hoppy around ten thirty this morning on talk line to discuss his decision not to
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run. So also on also next to our Hoppy won't have a rap of
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course on the special session and interims, including a discussion with State Corrections Commissioner
49:30
Billy Mitchell. Now, we just learned yesterday that Governor Justice and the state
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are now being sued for the conditions in the states regional jails and prisons.
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That lawsuit filed in the federal court. It's going to be in the southern
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district. I think of that stories onww mentor news dot com. Steve Knu
49:49
is the attorney in that case. Very very well known, heavy hitting attorney
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is Stephen Knew and he is going to be the attorney in the case.
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And he's also going to join Hobby to talk about that case during the eleven
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o'clock hour this morning on talk Line. History has been made into Mountain State
50:05
as Delegate Sean Hornbuckle of Cabell County is now the first African American to serve
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as minority leader. He will be replacing Delicate Doug Skaff. Of course,
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Doug was on the show last week. Doug or was it two weeks?
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He was on Hoppy last week and maybe on my show the week before that
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is stepping down as not as a delegate. He's staying as a delegate,
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but he did step down as minority leader amidst the rumors that he Doug Scaff
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may be switching parties and may run for a different office, perhaps Secretary of
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States. That's what I'm hearing. But anyway, I don't want to bury
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the headline here. The headline is Sean Hornbuckle, Delegate out of Cabell County.
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Delian Hornbuckle's a good guy, even for a Democrat. He's a good
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guy. Now I mean that in all sincerity. I don't know him well,
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but in the times I have been around him, he has always been
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a class act and he served his citizen. And I thought it was very
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interesting that I was listening to some of the audio from one of the home
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last night and Delegate Marty Gearhart, who's a very good friend of mine out
51:04
of southern West Virginia, who was about his right wing as you can get.
51:07
Marty Gearhart was the was the one that had everybody in a standing ovation
51:14
and welcoming delegated Hornbuckle. So that was kind of cool. I thought the
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Republican doing that for Delegate Hornbuckle. But again, Sean Hornbuckle, good guy,
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serves as district well, and I'm sure he'll do a great job as
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the House Minority leader. Not easy being in that position, as mister Pushkin
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can tell you. It is Wednesday, which means we'll be out at the
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red carpet tonight with our sister station V one hundred for Working Women's Wednesday.
51:37
Jenny Murray from V one hundred will be there along with DJ Matt Guitar Murphy
51:40
started about five o'clock for Working Women's Wednesday with the one hundred and have to
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work at the Red carpet mileage of Tomorrow night, we're gonna paint the Capitol
51:47
City green with the marsh University Quarterback Club the Charleston Several hundred Herd fans will
51:52
be on hand as the Marshall takeover, but the Capitol City begins tomorrow night
51:55
up at the bill No School, the bill A Flight School, Marsha University
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of Virginia International, Yeager Airport, all sponsored by Baltoyo to Steve Animal from
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a sister station nine eight seven amount and then I will be serving as your
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MCS for that. Looking forward to it. Coming up on tomorrow show,
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we're gonna talking about the St. Alban's Heritage Festival which is coming. Also
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coming up also Fred Albert from the American Federation of Teachers, Gotta Go Hobbies
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