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7/25/25 The Dave Allen Show on 580 Live: Angie Gillenwater, Dr. Casey Sacks, West Side Neighborhood Assoc., Jim Winter · The Dave Allen Show

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Speaker 3: zero zero eight. It is Friday, which means we check
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Speaker 3: in with a good friend, Angie Gillan Water from the
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Speaker 3: Kennal Charleston, you made association with this week's Adopt Me
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Speaker 3: Please pet of the Week. Ang Good morning, Happy Friday.
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Speaker 5: Good morning, it is finally Friday.
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Speaker 3: Indeed, it is all right, and it's gonna be hot too.
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Speaker 3: So in case, I know, we always get texts when
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Speaker 3: you're on the show, and I appreciate them people reminding
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Speaker 3: folks keep those keep those pets cool because we get
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Speaker 3: heat heat induses. I like saying heat indices because it
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Speaker 3: makes me sound smarter than I am as supposed to
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Speaker 3: saying heat index. Heat indoses are well above one hundred
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Speaker 3: and five degrees. So first and foremost, take care of
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Speaker 3: those critters outside.
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Speaker 5: Angie, Yeah, keep your pets inside as possible, and always
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Speaker 5: make sure that they have shade and cold water available.
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Speaker 3: Absolutely, absolutely right, let's talk about our Adopt Me Please
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Speaker 3: better the weekend. As always, the pictures posted on Dave
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Speaker 3: Alan Radio on Facebook and at Dave seventy on X
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Speaker 3: And again, it's one of those names. You're gonna have
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Speaker 3: to tell me the story. And Ryan's not here this week.
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Speaker 3: Ryan's actually here. He's been producing the morning news. Stephanie
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Speaker 3: Pauly's producing the show today. So you're gonna have to
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Speaker 3: help me with the name and tell me what it means.
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Speaker 5: So this week we are talking about Draco. This Draco
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Speaker 5: in particular, I'm not sure if it's from the same
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Speaker 5: Harry Potter universe that I'm thinking of the name Draco
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Speaker 5: Malfoy's kind of like the anti hero of the Harry
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Speaker 5: Potter universe. But this Draco is spelt with a K,
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Speaker 5: so maybe someone else out there if you know of
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Speaker 5: a Draco that falls it with the K instead of
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Speaker 5: a C, you can educate me on that as well.
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Speaker 5: But Draco is an eight month old copy. He's a
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Speaker 5: parvo survivor. He is about thirty five ish pounds, probably
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Speaker 5: won't get too much bigger if you're looking for a
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Speaker 5: medium sized dog. And I really strongly encourage everyone to
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Speaker 5: look at his picture on on Facebook, just because he
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Speaker 5: has such a unique looking He does he does and
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Speaker 5: he is great with kids, great with other dogs. He's
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Speaker 5: a puppy, loves to play, and if you do have cats,
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Speaker 5: I'm sure that he would be very playful with your
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Speaker 5: cats as well.
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Speaker 3: Now, in your description to me that you send me
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Speaker 3: each Thursday evening, you called him the silliest resident. Right now,
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Speaker 3: what makes him the silliest resident of the shelter?
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Speaker 5: I am not gonna lie. It is his face. Number one.
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Speaker 5: I like every time I would walk into our parvo
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Speaker 5: treatment area and just the way he would look at
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Speaker 5: you with that little frowning face, you just could not
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Speaker 5: help but laugh. But he's also silly and funny in
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Speaker 5: the way that anytime that our parvo team or whoever
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Speaker 5: was cleaning that area would fill up his food and water,
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Speaker 5: he would purposely knock it over so they would have
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Speaker 5: to come back and refill it. So's he loves attention.
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Speaker 5: He's one of those kind of dogs.
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Speaker 3: And what kind of dog is he? I mean, boxer
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Speaker 3: or what?
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Speaker 6: Uh?
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Speaker 5: Yeah? Maybe like a boxer bully mix. He's kind of
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Speaker 5: hard to pinpoint one, but I would say, with that
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Speaker 5: frownie face, there's boxer and Millennius.
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Speaker 3: Well that's what I thought, And I've got a good
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Speaker 3: friend of mine who is all about the boxers, and
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Speaker 3: I sent him a picture of the dog this morning,
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Speaker 3: the one that you sent me last night, and I
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Speaker 3: actually texted to him, I said, you really need to
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Speaker 3: you really need to consider dopting this dog. He said,
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Speaker 3: I would love to, but I think he said something
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Speaker 3: like two boxers is enough. And with the size of
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Speaker 3: his dogs, I completely understand.
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Speaker 5: That boxers are also one of the goofiest breeze out there. Yes,
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Speaker 5: I'm sure one boxer is probably.
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Speaker 3: Enough to keep someone probably indeed. All right, todave Vilan
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Speaker 3: dog before we end the segment. But Draco, you calling
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Speaker 3: the silliest resident Everage pictures posted over on Dave Island
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Speaker 3: shout out, Angie to Dutch Miller Subaru of Charleston, because
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Speaker 3: I believe because of them. Did I read this rite
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Speaker 3: on your social media that the adoptions are all free
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Speaker 3: this week?
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Speaker 5: They are? That does end today, So if you want
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Speaker 5: to get an adopted pet from us for completely free
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Speaker 5: thanks to Dutch Miller Subaru, get in there today before
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Speaker 5: we close at six. But yeah, we are super thankful.
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Speaker 5: Our friends at Dutch Miller reached out saw that we
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Speaker 5: are in crisis capacity and wanted to help by paying
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Speaker 5: for adoption fees for a week.
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Speaker 3: You also, I think was it last week you did
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Speaker 3: the adoptions after Dark event?
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Speaker 5: Yes, Adoptions after Dark was really fun. We got to
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Speaker 5: see a lot of people late night at the shelter,
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Speaker 5: which you kind of felt like my routine was thrown
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Speaker 5: off a little bit. Yeah, it was unusual seeing people
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Speaker 5: there at night. But we had after six p m.
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Speaker 5: When we closed, we had eleven adoptions, three fosters and
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Speaker 5: two people. Sorry. A family of two was reunited with
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Speaker 5: their cat that had been missing for three years.
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Speaker 3: That's a great story. Can you elaborate on that story
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Speaker 3: a little bit?
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Speaker 5: Yes? So they had actually recently moved to like the
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Speaker 5: Charleston area, and the cat had escaped their house as
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Speaker 5: they were in the moving process. They had been looking
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Speaker 5: for her for two years and she came to our
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Speaker 5: shelter last week sometime and she you know, the family
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Speaker 5: was just looking on the website ready to add a
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Speaker 5: new family member to their home, and they saw what
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Speaker 5: they thought might be her. Came up because we were
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Speaker 5: open late. She was like, I'm so excited to be here.
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Speaker 5: I couldn't wait till tomorrow. And got there and sure enough,
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Speaker 5: that was their cat. There were a couple identifiers that
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Speaker 5: she was able to verify it was indeed her.
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Speaker 3: Wow, that is an incredible story. I mean, we'll have
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Speaker 3: to tell a man about that one, you know, when
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Speaker 3: Amanda Baron comes in for Metro News midday that maybe
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Speaker 3: that may be uh, I mean, you know, I mean
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Speaker 3: radio is always better than TV anyway, because we can
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Speaker 3: paint theater of the mind time stories. But uh, that's
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Speaker 3: a great story. So make a note of that, Stephan.
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Speaker 3: He wanted to tell Amanda about that. That's a great story.
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Speaker 3: And and and I mean for and for two years
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Speaker 3: the cat was missing for two years.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, two to three years is what she said. And
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Speaker 5: they had looked for her all throughout their neighborhood, and
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Speaker 5: they actually came in as strays, funny enough to our shelter.
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Speaker 5: So I don't know who had the cat in the
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Speaker 5: two to three years. I don't know if she truly
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Speaker 5: was just out in the streets of Charleston for two
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Speaker 5: to three years, but sure enough that she found her
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Speaker 5: way to Casey and her mom did.
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Speaker 3: Too, So I cannot imagine what that must be like
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Speaker 3: for the you know, for the for the owners to
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Speaker 3: just be you know, looking on your website or your
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Speaker 3: social media whatever and seeing and seeing the cat that
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Speaker 3: they thought that's been gone for two to three years.
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Speaker 3: I mean, that's amazing to me.
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Speaker 5: Perfect it was perfect timing. I mean, honestly, there, it
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Speaker 5: could not have been better. That funny enough, the week
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Speaker 5: the cat got there, they were ready to add a
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Speaker 5: new cat to their home.
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Speaker 3: Well, I mean, look, that's I don't care what your
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Speaker 3: personal beliefs are, you'll not convince me that that's not
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Speaker 3: divine intervention right there, I'm just saying it right that
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Speaker 3: that that's incredible, all right? So, and uh soon we've
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Speaker 3: got kegs for canines coming up.
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Speaker 5: Yep. August ninth, at the Red Carpet Lounge, we will
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Speaker 5: have kegs for canons. It's basically drinking beer, petting dogs
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Speaker 5: and you get to see a couple of optable animals
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Speaker 5: in the meantime, all for a great cause. So definitely
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Speaker 5: come out the kegs for canones, get the tickets before
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Speaker 5: they sell out.
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Speaker 3: You got you got beer, and you got pets. What's
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Speaker 3: what's not the love? And it's going to be at
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Speaker 3: that's the carpet right at the Red.
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Speaker 5: Carpet yep at the Red Carpet Lounge.
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Speaker 3: All right, we'll be talking more about that as we
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Speaker 3: get a little bit closer. What do you need of
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Speaker 3: Angie right now? As far as your donations of uh,
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Speaker 3: I know there's a big push for towels and things
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Speaker 3: of that nature and food. What do you need specific.
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Speaker 5: So we this morning going through our accounts of supplies,
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Speaker 5: we are down to only eight bags of Purina dog chow,
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Speaker 5: which will maybe last us till Monday. So Purina dog
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Speaker 5: chow is a big need. Newspaper. We are completely out
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Speaker 5: of newspaper in the building. So if you have, you know,
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Speaker 5: some old clippings that you wouldn't care for us to
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Speaker 5: have newspaper and then wet food for dogs and the
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Speaker 5: usual toys, treats, callers, lacious stuff like that.
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Speaker 3: And you can't go wrong with cash for donations.
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Speaker 5: Absolutely, cash helps just as much. It helps us with
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Speaker 5: medical care and things that members of the public cannot buy.
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Speaker 5: So cash is great as well.
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Speaker 3: All right, I just sent to Jeff in the news
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Speaker 3: department of texts while we were talking about the story
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Speaker 3: of the cat, and so you may be getting a
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Speaker 3: phone call just letting you know from the just throwing
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Speaker 3: it out there.
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Speaker 5: Okay, it sounds great.
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Speaker 3: All right, let's review Draco again. Well I'll do that,
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Speaker 3: but I did have one question about Draco. I wanted
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Speaker 3: to ask he was a parvos. Are there any long
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Speaker 3: lasting effects from from parvo? I did a little research
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Speaker 3: on it when I was prepared for the show, mainly
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Speaker 3: because I wasn't sure how to spell parvo and I
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Speaker 3: had to google it and that took me down this
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Speaker 3: whole rabbit hole. Well, it shows up when you're posting parvo,
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Speaker 3: pa r v O. It does not show up in
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Speaker 3: in your you know, your the thing your phone's supposed
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Speaker 3: to know. It showed it was incorrect. So, but are
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Speaker 3: there any long lasting effects from parvo with dogs.
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Speaker 5: So it depends dog to dogs. Sometimes they can have
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Speaker 5: what long term effects like you know, looser stool, or
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Speaker 5: they can shed the disease up to a couple of
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Speaker 5: weeks from having it. But as far as like their
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Speaker 5: health overall, you don't really see a difference between parvo
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Speaker 5: dogs and regular dogs who have not yet had the disease.
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Speaker 5: So it's yes and no. But the effects that you
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Speaker 5: will see are mild and manageable.
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Speaker 3: All right, Angie, I appreciate it, and and we will
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Speaker 3: talk again soon. Don't be surprised if some news folks
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Speaker 3: don't or aren't gonna be calling you here pretty soon,
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Speaker 3: just so you know.
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Speaker 5: Okay, sounds great. I love I love hearing.
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Speaker 3: That, all right, and she will talk next week. Thanks
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Speaker 3: a lot. It's nine to nineteen, Angie Gilliwater from the
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Speaker 3: Canalla Charleston Humane Association with Draco, who she called the
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Speaker 3: silliest resident right now, eight months old, thirty five pounds, male,
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Speaker 3: good with other, playful dogs, loves kids. Didn't think that
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Speaker 3: because of his personality that there would be an issue
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Speaker 3: with cats. And he's still a puppy. He's gonna be
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Speaker 3: a good sized dog. Those dogs as I said, I
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Speaker 3: was telling you the story of my buddy that has
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Speaker 3: those and they can be a little difficult sometimes, not
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Speaker 3: because that they're simply because they're big dogs. That's about that.
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Speaker 3: Then they're a little bit clumsy, but they do tend
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Speaker 3: to be a little bit, as she said, a little
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Speaker 3: bit silly from time to time. So Draco thirty five pounds, male,
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Speaker 3: good with other playful dogs and absolutely free right now
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Speaker 3: thanks to the folks in Dutch Miller are super rue
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Speaker 3: because they were sponsoring free adoptions all this week. Should
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Speaker 3: be ok with Katz and he's a part of Oose Survivor.
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Speaker 10: Yeap, it must be personal.
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Speaker 3: It's well, I've been kicked out of worse places than
17:31
Speaker 3: than Bridge Valley. I'll say that it's'll be a fine
17:34
Speaker 3: place to be kicked out of. All right, I know
17:36
Speaker 3: you've got fall registration going on, right we do.
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Speaker 10: Please if you're listening and you're ready to change your life.
17:43
Speaker 10: Fall registration's going on. We would love to have you
17:46
Speaker 10: on campus.
17:47
Speaker 3: Yeah, and uh, when does that start? I'm sorry, So it's.
17:51
Speaker 10: Going on actively right now. You can register all the
17:54
Speaker 10: way up until August eleventh, and classes start on the eighteenth.
17:58
Speaker 3: All right, And of course you got all anything we
18:00
Speaker 3: talk about, you get information available on your website. I
18:03
Speaker 3: want to talk about some of the some of the
18:05
Speaker 3: scholarships that you had there. I understand that there were
18:09
Speaker 3: several students in the nursing program or getting some cash
18:13
Speaker 3: to go to school courtesy of Harmony Senior Services. Talk
18:16
Speaker 3: about that.
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Speaker 10: It's true. Just this week we gave ten students each
18:21
Speaker 10: got one thousand dollars from Harmony Senior Services. And what
18:25
Speaker 10: they Harmony Senior Services did was they came in and said,
18:28
Speaker 10: how do we help students who are going into something
18:32
Speaker 10: that affects our business? So what we love is when
18:35
Speaker 10: our business partners come in and make commitments to our
18:38
Speaker 10: students to help them go to school, and then it
18:41
Speaker 10: also helps their business because obviously they're going to hire
18:44
Speaker 10: our students when they complete.
18:46
Speaker 3: And that's good stuff because you know, doctor said here
18:48
Speaker 3: we're talking with doctor Casey Saxebridge Valley. Last time we
18:50
Speaker 3: had you on a couple of weeks ago, we talked
18:53
Speaker 3: about a benefactor here in the area that wanted to
18:56
Speaker 3: present a full ride everything included to somebody that I
18:59
Speaker 3: think they had special circumstances or something like that. That's
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Speaker 3: great when either individuals, businesses or whatever reach out and
19:06
Speaker 3: want to help people to a better future.
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Speaker 10: We really love our donors, and Andrea Petrie has been
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Speaker 10: a fantastic foundation director. It's been nice to just have
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Speaker 10: both businesses and individuals in the community come in and
19:19
Speaker 10: figure out ways that they can really help other people
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Speaker 3: of bear with me a little bit. The last time
19:47
Speaker 3: that you were on the air with me. Someone texted
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Speaker 3: after the interview and they were asking about the graduation
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Speaker 3: rate for Bridge Valley, and you and I talked about
19:57
Speaker 3: it a little bit off air because I had some
19:59
Speaker 3: questions to and I guess I'm asking explain to me
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Speaker 3: what would appear to some to be a low graduation
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Speaker 3: number at Bridge Valley.
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Speaker 10: So what people look at when they look at a
20:12
Speaker 10: federal graduation rate for our college is something that's called IPEDS.
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Speaker 10: It's the standard way that institutions report graduation. But the
20:22
Speaker 10: way that it measures it is that it only looks
20:24
Speaker 10: at people who are in college as first time, full
20:28
Speaker 10: time freshmen, and so that means they can't transfer in. Weirdly,
20:32
Speaker 10: last fall, we got more people who transferred into US
20:34
Speaker 10: from four year institutions than who transferred out, So it's
20:38
Speaker 10: a lot of people. And more than half of our
20:41
Speaker 10: students are part time, and so this indicator only looks
20:45
Speaker 10: at people who are full time, but it also describes
20:48
Speaker 10: full time as being someone who goes to school for
20:50
Speaker 10: twelve credit hours. And we can all do the math
20:53
Speaker 10: really fast that to graduate on time with a sixty
20:57
Speaker 10: credit hour degree, you would need to take sixteen credit hours,
21:01
Speaker 10: So it already means we have students who are counted
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Speaker 10: in the denominator who are not going to be on time.
21:09
Speaker 10: So the short part is, if you actually look at
21:12
Speaker 10: all of our students, which is a better indicator, you
21:14
Speaker 10: would see three groups. You see about a third of
21:17
Speaker 10: our students who graduate on time. About a third of
21:21
Speaker 10: them take one or two classes with us and then
21:23
Speaker 10: go to work directly CDL. We've talked about that a
21:26
Speaker 10: bunch before. It's a great example. CDL is not an
21:29
Speaker 10: associates degree. It's a short term training program. But you'd
21:32
Speaker 10: come in, you would say I'm going to school for
21:36
Speaker 10: the Utility Wine program because the CDL classes are in
21:39
Speaker 10: the Utility Wine program. But then you would leave because
21:42
Speaker 10: you'd go be a truck driver. So about a third
21:46
Speaker 10: take a couple classes and go to work, and then
21:48
Speaker 10: about a third either stay involved with US or transfer
21:51
Speaker 10: somewhere else, mostly to WVU or Marcial. And they also,
21:56
Speaker 10: in our iped's rate, count as a dropout. We don't
21:59
Speaker 10: get to count them as a positive outcome because they
22:01
Speaker 10: didn't graduate, they transferred to a WVU or Marshall.
22:05
Speaker 3: I got you, and I appreciate you explaining that, and
22:07
Speaker 3: I appreciate the Texter for sending that question in because
22:10
Speaker 3: sometimes you know, there's you look up information, you know
22:14
Speaker 3: on the Internet or whatever, and sometimes it's not that
22:17
Speaker 3: it's not incorrect, it just doesn't tell the whole story.
22:19
Speaker 3: Doctor Sacks.
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Speaker 10: That's right. And we'd actually been working with the Richmond
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Speaker 10: Federal Reserve Bank because they have seen this as a
22:27
Speaker 10: significant problem. They recognize that community colleges are one of
22:31
Speaker 10: the best drivers for workforce development in our region, and
22:34
Speaker 10: the Richmond Federal Reserve Bank supports all of West Virginia,
22:37
Speaker 10: and so they've actually created an entire proposal for how
22:41
Speaker 10: we should be doing federal reporting on community college outcomes
22:45
Speaker 10: because they see this as a real problem. They see
22:47
Speaker 10: that IPEDS is a real problem. It's just tough because
22:50
Speaker 10: IPEDS was designed perfectly if you're at Princeton, it reports
22:54
Speaker 10: what's going on at Princeton really really well, and it
22:57
Speaker 10: was designed for them, and so everyone else sort of
23:00
Speaker 10: has to fit into the mold that was created for
23:03
Speaker 10: a kind of school that just isn't us.
23:05
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I think that's a very good point because
23:07
Speaker 3: so many people, and I'm sure this is not only
23:10
Speaker 3: an issue for Bridge Valley. It's probably it's an issue
23:12
Speaker 3: for all institutions like yours. I mean, I've told my
23:16
Speaker 3: story before. I went to Southern West Virginia Community and
23:18
Speaker 3: Technical College in Logan and in Williamson for two years
23:21
Speaker 3: before transferring to Marshall. I did not graduate from Southern.
23:24
Speaker 3: I went there and took classes, and so I guess
23:27
Speaker 3: for them, and of course this was a long long
23:29
Speaker 3: time ago, but I guess for them that would show
23:34
Speaker 3: as I did everything I was supposed to do there,
23:37
Speaker 3: I just chose to take my credits and you know,
23:40
Speaker 3: and and in my case go to Marshall University. And
23:43
Speaker 3: so again this is probably this is not just a
23:45
Speaker 3: Bridge Valley issue. It sounds like that they need to
23:48
Speaker 3: somebody somewhere. As you said, you're working with the folks
23:50
Speaker 3: there at the Richmond, I mean, somebody needs to like
23:53
Speaker 3: try to shore this thing up and make it a
23:55
Speaker 3: more streamlined process or something as far as the reporting goes.
23:58
Speaker 10: That's yes, It's something we've been arguing about in higher
24:02
Speaker 10: education for literally years.
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Speaker 3: All right, Doctor Sachs is always it is a pleasure
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Speaker 3: to have you on the show, and thanks for taking
24:09
Speaker 3: time to explain that, because, as I said, the Texter
24:12
Speaker 3: and I do appreciate the texture too, because you don't
24:13
Speaker 3: know if you don't acts, and the texture reached out
24:17
Speaker 3: to me after you were on the air, and so
24:18
Speaker 3: I I said, well, well we'll talk about it. You
24:21
Speaker 3: and I talked about it yesterday and so now we
24:23
Speaker 3: got a better explanation and we're all better for it.
24:26
Speaker 3: So I appreciate that. Thanks a lot.
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Speaker 10: Well, I'm thrilled that you asked. Thank you very much.
24:31
Speaker 3: Right, we'll talk again soon. Thanks a lot, you bet,
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Speaker 3: And a matter of fact that his last appearance, he
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Speaker 3: I do like because yesterday, a couple of day yesterday
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Speaker 3: on the show, somebody referred to me as a what
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Speaker 3: what krusty old geezer, A krusty old geezer. That's why
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Speaker 3: I got called that yesterday. So if I let Naomi,
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Speaker 3: if I let you folks on You're not gonna call
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Speaker 3: me a crusty old geezer, are you?
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Speaker 4: I think maybe?
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Speaker 17: Not today, not.
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Speaker 3: Today, not once you introduce yourself.
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Speaker 18: To Sirstuday Hi, I'm Samantha and Igard. I'm with the
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Speaker 18: West Side Neighborhood Association.
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Speaker 3: All right, and Samantha, I appreciate you coming back. And
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Speaker 3: Naomi and they Almo's been feeling a little one the weather,
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Speaker 3: so we're going to kind of give her a little
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Speaker 3: bit of a break today, all right, but I left
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Speaker 3: her microphone on just in case she wants to jump in. Well,
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Speaker 3: you guys got going on tomorrow.
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Speaker 18: So we have a west Side cleanup tomorrow. So around
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Speaker 18: this time Saturday, July twenty sixth, we will be cleaning
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Speaker 18: up the west Side, meeting at Saint Anthony Catholic Church
32:57
Speaker 18: from nine am to twelve pm. But we won't be
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Speaker 18: cleaning up the whole time. We will also provide lunch,
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Speaker 18: all right. We have Carol Heine's soul Food. She'll be
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Speaker 18: catering burgers and black bean burgers to celebrate our cleanup afterwards.
33:11
Speaker 3: Oh wait a minute, what kind of black bean burgers
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Speaker 3: is that? Is that soul food? It can be Okay, anything,
33:17
Speaker 3: that you wanted to be exactly all right, tell me
33:20
Speaker 3: about the organization, because you guys do so many things.
33:23
Speaker 3: Other then we'll get back to a cleanup and but overall,
33:25
Speaker 3: tell me for people that may be listening for the
33:27
Speaker 3: first time, tell me about the west Side Neighborhood Association.
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Speaker 18: Well, believe it or not, Westside Neighborhood Association has been
33:32
Speaker 18: around since nineteen ninety six, and since then, we've been
33:36
Speaker 18: doing our part to connect neighbors to their neighbors, whether
33:39
Speaker 18: that be clean up efforts like this. That's really the
33:42
Speaker 18: heart and soul of what we're doing. But when we're
33:45
Speaker 18: not doing that, we are hosting community socials. We're making
33:49
Speaker 18: sure neighbors are connected to their resources that they have
33:54
Speaker 18: available to them, as well as beautifying the community with
33:59
Speaker 18: plant boxes and flowers.
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Speaker 3: And talk about the revitalization overall of the West Side.
34:06
Speaker 3: I mean it's, uh, you know, it like all areas
34:10
Speaker 3: in all cities that it struggled, you know for a
34:12
Speaker 3: little bit. But man, I tell you what things are
34:14
Speaker 3: really popping over there. There's always something going on over there.
34:17
Speaker 5: Yeah, there is that.
34:19
Speaker 17: There is an organization that has brought together other West
34:23
Speaker 17: Side organizations to kind of co you know, work together
34:27
Speaker 17: instead of everybody working in silos. And so they split
34:29
Speaker 17: some ideas up and talked to the residents and figured
34:32
Speaker 17: out what was important to them. And that's been going
34:35
Speaker 17: on now for about three four years, and so it's
34:38
Speaker 17: been it's a real effort, and you were starting to
34:40
Speaker 17: make a dent and you can start seeing things and
34:42
Speaker 17: it's it's really amazing to look and see all of
34:45
Speaker 17: the progress that's happening. I mean there are houses being built,
34:47
Speaker 17: there are houses being refurbished. I mean, there are little parks.
34:51
Speaker 18: Going in like it is bike rides in the morning.
34:54
Speaker 17: Yeah, there's all kinds of stuff happening.
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Speaker 3: That's what I was going to say. I want to
34:57
Speaker 3: talk about the and I know, I know you're struggling
34:59
Speaker 3: with us here with that, like everybody had, so I
35:02
Speaker 3: put you on the spot there. But but but but
35:04
Speaker 3: let's talk about the housing going in over there, because
35:07
Speaker 3: we know that in West Virginia. I have the folks
35:10
Speaker 3: from Advantage Valley on the show on a regular basis,
35:12
Speaker 3: arre Lellis. They do a great job and they but
35:14
Speaker 3: they always say, we have a major housing shortage and
35:18
Speaker 3: we need more houses. But the problem is in a
35:21
Speaker 3: lot of areas is we can't put more houses where
35:24
Speaker 3: we've got houses that are run down, dilapidated whatever. I know,
35:26
Speaker 3: the city of Charleston is and the other communities have
35:29
Speaker 3: done a really good job of trying. It's not as
35:31
Speaker 3: easy as it sounds, you know, trying to get these
35:33
Speaker 3: buildings down. But the West Side I know is an
35:36
Speaker 3: area that's that's benefited from this.
35:38
Speaker 17: Yeah, for sure. We set up and had at an
35:41
Speaker 17: open house for two houses that were just refurbished by RCCR.
35:46
Speaker 17: Was it a week ago and so they had two
35:49
Speaker 17: houses almost side by side. They completely refurbished them. They're
35:52
Speaker 17: over one hundred years old. So these houses have character. Yeah,
35:55
Speaker 17: and you know they're not just your prefab home and
35:57
Speaker 17: that doesn't have soul. You know, you have these things
36:01
Speaker 17: that are like, i mean, the fireplace in there was beautiful,
36:04
Speaker 17: and yeah, these are going to be nice, affordable homes
36:06
Speaker 17: for people to be able to move into.
36:08
Speaker 3: And the people I've found that i've been I've been
36:12
Speaker 3: in the Charleston area for eleven years now, but I've
36:14
Speaker 3: found that people are very very proud of their area.
36:18
Speaker 3: But I've never seen an area that was as proud
36:21
Speaker 3: of itself as, and that's not a bad thing at all.
36:23
Speaker 3: That's what the West Side is. And so what leads
36:27
Speaker 3: to that, what leads to that pride in the west
36:28
Speaker 3: Why is the West Side the best side? That's what
36:29
Speaker 3: I'm asking about.
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Speaker 18: Honestly, it's the people. You know, no matter who you
36:34
Speaker 18: are or where what part of the West Side you are,
36:37
Speaker 18: people will wave at you. They're friendly, and we take
36:40
Speaker 18: care of each other, like if you're in need, even
36:42
Speaker 18: if they don't know your name, they'll they'll come and
36:44
Speaker 18: come to your aid.
36:46
Speaker 17: And we've seen that time and time again when things
36:48
Speaker 17: have happened on the West Side, like we you know,
36:50
Speaker 17: a couple of years ago, we had that oil and
36:52
Speaker 17: gas and water issue. Yeah, people came out and droves
36:57
Speaker 17: and took care of each other, made sure people had
36:58
Speaker 17: heaters and food, like went door to door like that
37:02
Speaker 17: is something I've not seen mobilized in other places, unless
37:05
Speaker 17: you're regularly affected by some kind of natural disaster, like
37:08
Speaker 17: maybe in hurricane areas, you might see that. But yeah,
37:11
Speaker 17: the West Side, they really come together and take care
37:13
Speaker 17: of each other.
37:14
Speaker 3: All right, let's get back to the clean up again.
37:15
Speaker 3: It's going to be happening. What time do you start tomorrow.
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Speaker 18: Tomorrow, nine am. Come ready, ready to work, but only
37:21
Speaker 18: for a little bit and then we'll feed you.
37:23
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, because it's gonna be pretty hot tomorrow too,
37:25
Speaker 3: and so starting early. Yeah, that's why you're starting early
37:28
Speaker 3: at nine am. Hopefully it's not too hot out there
37:30
Speaker 3: at nine am. And then we're gonna have some food
37:32
Speaker 3: as well. Now do you provide the like supplies and
37:35
Speaker 3: things that nage to talk about that just come.
37:37
Speaker 18: As you are even wear comfortable close to choose please
37:40
Speaker 18: for safety. But even if you just come where you
37:45
Speaker 18: how you're dressed, we have even safety vesses, so vests
37:48
Speaker 18: so people can you know, be reflective for passing traffic
37:52
Speaker 18: or anything. So there's there's something. If you don't have it,
37:56
Speaker 18: we'll have it for you.
37:57
Speaker 17: We've got gloves and letter pickers and bags for you.
38:00
Speaker 17: We have all the things that you might need to
38:03
Speaker 17: Just come down and you know, register and we'll get you.
38:07
Speaker 17: We'll get you going clean up with us for a
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Speaker 17: couple of hours and then we'll feed you and you
38:11
Speaker 17: get to meet neighbors and make friends.
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Speaker 3: That's a great and it would be a great opportunity
38:15
Speaker 3: for young people too. And can they get community service
38:19
Speaker 3: hours for that, for their for their school.
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Speaker 17: We can figure out how to make that happen. Okay,
38:23
Speaker 17: that is a that is a thing that we are
38:25
Speaker 17: working towards to make that official. But yeah, we can
38:27
Speaker 17: find ways to make that happen.
38:28
Speaker 3: You guys aren't aren't traffic people. But we had a
38:31
Speaker 3: text here said, do you have any knowledge as to
38:33
Speaker 3: when the Virginia Street underpass will reopen?
38:37
Speaker 2: I do not.
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Speaker 5: I do not.
38:39
Speaker 3: All right, we'll try to get you an answer from somebody.
38:41
Speaker 3: These these folks are concerned about clean up right now.
38:43
Speaker 3: You know, now, if you need to know about cleaning
38:47
Speaker 3: the Virginia Street underpass, there there your they're your people.
38:50
Speaker 3: And again we want to appeal to people that if
38:53
Speaker 3: you just want to do something good, you don't even
38:55
Speaker 3: have to live in the area, if you just want
38:56
Speaker 3: to help out, I mean, come out. Yeah.
38:58
Speaker 17: It's about getting feel goods and meeting neighbors. I mean,
39:00
Speaker 17: it's a great way to start a Saturday.
39:02
Speaker 3: And the food doesn't hurt.
39:03
Speaker 17: It does not hurt. Yeah, and it's gonna be good
39:05
Speaker 17: because Caroline's food.
39:06
Speaker 3: Is great, all right.
39:07
Speaker 17: So it's gonna be burgers and black beamers. So yeah,
39:10
Speaker 17: So whether you eat meat or not. We've got two
39:12
Speaker 17: options for you.
39:13
Speaker 3: All right. Hey, guys, I appreciate you both taking time
39:16
Speaker 3: out of your schedule to be here with us day
39:18
Speaker 3: give us and I actually have got on your social media.
39:22
Speaker 3: I think you've got some information on there. But to
39:24
Speaker 3: tell us how the people can find you on social
39:25
Speaker 3: media or websites or whatever you got.
39:27
Speaker 18: Facebook is probably the best place for the most up
39:29
Speaker 18: to date information. West Side Neighborhood Association on Facebook, and
39:33
Speaker 18: you can find out more, all right.
39:35
Speaker 3: They only hope you feel better. Thank Okay, but Samantha
39:38
Speaker 3: did a great job as well. She did all right,
39:39
Speaker 3: appreciate you both for being here today and again the
39:41
Speaker 3: cleanup is gonna start tomorrow morning. The west Side Neighborhood
39:43
Speaker 3: Association sponsoring that starts at nine to eight a m.
39:46
Speaker 3: Tomorrow morning. It's thirteen minutes away from ten.
39:48
Speaker 5: Oh.
39:49
Speaker 3: Get a text here for you. You see, you're very fine.
39:51
Speaker 3: Is it a pet friendly outing? Can people bring their pets?
39:53
Speaker 10: Sure?
39:54
Speaker 18: Yeah, well behaved, well behaved and leashed and you know,
39:57
Speaker 18: ready ready for the heat. Make sure that they have
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Speaker 18: plenty of water, you know, like their supplies mob water well.
40:03
Speaker 3: But and you also may want to have the little
40:05
Speaker 3: little puppy puppy booties or whatever they call them. Yeah,
40:09
Speaker 3: I got cats. They never leave the house, so they
40:12
Speaker 3: look at the outside again, stupid suckers. But they're not
40:15
Speaker 3: going out there. But yes, to answer your question, is
40:17
Speaker 3: pet friendly.
40:18
Speaker 17: Yeah, I'm envisiting a Saint Bernard now that we can
40:20
Speaker 17: like put trash bags.
40:21
Speaker 3: On or put a cold refreshing drink around its neck
40:27
Speaker 3: like in the cart, like like like they did in
40:29
Speaker 3: the in the in the Warner Brothers car tests. All right,
40:31
Speaker 3: so yeah, it is pet friendly. So keep that in mind.
40:34
Speaker 3: Just be prepared to clean up after them. Yeah, yeah,
40:36
Speaker 3: that's that's part part of the cleanup process. All right. Uh,
40:39
Speaker 3: Samantha and Naomi, I appreciate you being here. Uh, we'll
40:42
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40:43
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40:47
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Speaker 3: If you've got a little age on you, as I do,
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Speaker 3: you certainly remember the name super Duper Charlie Cooper. Well,
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43:45
Speaker 3: to honor him and maybe do some other good things
43:47
Speaker 3: along the way. Honoring the great super Duper. One here
43:49
Speaker 3: to talk about it is Jim Winner. Good morning and
43:52
Speaker 3: welcome to the show.
43:53
Speaker 15: Hey, thanks for having me on today. Really appreciate you
43:56
Speaker 15: guys help and support one of what I consider the
43:58
Speaker 15: greatest DJs of this he's ever had.
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Speaker 3: Oh I one hundred percent agree, And I told the
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Speaker 3: listeners earlier I did not have an opportunity to work
44:05
Speaker 3: with Charlie Cooper on the radio. However I do know
44:08
Speaker 3: the legend I have heard him and he and I
44:10
Speaker 3: did work on some projects together off the radio. Did
44:13
Speaker 3: some voiceover work for him one time. What a super
44:16
Speaker 3: super guy, no pun intended.
44:18
Speaker 15: I think that's how you come up with his nickname
44:20
Speaker 15: for sure.
44:21
Speaker 10: Yeah.
44:21
Speaker 3: So what you got going on in Winfield tonight to
44:23
Speaker 3: honor Charlie Cooper?
44:24
Speaker 15: Okay, well, well we've got an event called the Charlie
44:27
Speaker 15: Cooper Memorial Cruise In. This is a cruise in and
44:31
Speaker 15: movie night. Basically, what we're gonna do down here in
44:34
Speaker 15: Winfield tonight is take you back to the late sixties,
44:38
Speaker 15: early seventies. We're gonna have a cruise in. What that
44:41
Speaker 15: is For the people that may not know classic car owners,
44:44
Speaker 15: we invite you to bring your cars out the city,
44:46
Speaker 15: come to Winnfield. We're going to be at the Municipal building. Basically,
44:49
Speaker 15: it's like what we did years ago. We cruise and
44:52
Speaker 15: we'd go to Shoney's and park and talk and then
44:54
Speaker 15: you know whatever. That's kind of what we replicate with
44:57
Speaker 15: a cruise in. It's not really a car show in
45:00
Speaker 15: that we don't judge, we don't award trophies. I'll be
45:03
Speaker 15: getting some door prices, but it's not.
45:05
Speaker 5: A car show.
45:06
Speaker 15: It's a cruise in that will be from six o'clock
45:08
Speaker 15: until eight o'clock tonight. Starting at eight, I'm gonna run
45:12
Speaker 15: some previews. Remember if the old drive ins they would
45:15
Speaker 15: have the dancing hot dogs in the popcorners would come
45:17
Speaker 15: across the screen trying to entice you to come to
45:19
Speaker 15: the concessions. Nay, I've got a bunch of those. I'm
45:22
Speaker 15: gonna roll starting at eight o'clock because it's not really
45:26
Speaker 15: quite dark enough at eight o'clock to do the full
45:28
Speaker 15: movie as soon as it gets dark. I'm taking you
45:31
Speaker 15: back to nineteen fifty eight. The movie was starring Robert Mitchum.
45:37
Speaker 15: It was thunder Road. It is a black and white movie.
45:40
Speaker 15: It's about two hours long, and basically it's what we
45:43
Speaker 15: went to the drive in to see in the fifties,
45:46
Speaker 15: late fifties, early sixties, and early seventies.
45:48
Speaker 3: It's one of the all time classics too. I mean
45:50
Speaker 3: it really, it's a classic.
45:52
Speaker 15: That's why I chose it. Before I go too far
45:54
Speaker 15: into this, I'd like to send some thank yous out.
45:56
Speaker 15: I want to thank Mayor Randy Barrett, the Winfield City Council,
46:00
Speaker 15: and especially our city workers. They have been just working
46:03
Speaker 15: their heart out getting everything ready for me. Tonight. I've
46:07
Speaker 15: got some sponsors I would like to reap because you know,
46:10
Speaker 15: without sponsors you can't do something like this.
46:14
Speaker 3: You're right, go ahead and list them.
46:15
Speaker 15: Okay, the course obviously, the City of Winfield, Dunbar Printing
46:19
Speaker 15: and Graphics, they did my flyers, the Mustang Club of
46:23
Speaker 15: West Virginia, who are instrumental in manpower to help make
46:26
Speaker 15: this thing happen. The West Virginia drag Racer Hall of Fame,
46:30
Speaker 15: which is located in the municipal building right there where
46:33
Speaker 15: we will be tonight. And then of course hot Rodgrill
46:37
Speaker 15: DJ Sound, which is me and I'm one of their
46:39
Speaker 15: sponsors of this event.
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Speaker 3: It's going to be a great, great time. And again,
46:42
Speaker 3: what time does it get underwey.
46:43
Speaker 15: Jim gets underweight at six o'clock. I've got food trucks,
46:46
Speaker 15: so don't eat before.
46:47
Speaker 3: Okay, All right, now, look I'm all about the food.
46:50
Speaker 3: You got to tell me what kind of food trucks
46:51
Speaker 3: you got.
46:52
Speaker 5: I have got.
46:52
Speaker 15: Huskies ice cream coming. Who doesn't like huskies on a
46:56
Speaker 15: hot night? I mean they're ice creams often they're also
46:59
Speaker 15: providing hot And I've got a newsvendor this year that
47:02
Speaker 15: Mary Randy found for me. It's wild and wonderful rolls.
47:05
Speaker 15: And I understand they've got Pepperonni rolls that are to
47:08
Speaker 15: die for it. I'm looking forward to having one or
47:09
Speaker 15: two of those time.
47:10
Speaker 3: Let me tell you about those folks, Okay. I got
47:12
Speaker 3: a little inside information on them. Okay, when I was
47:16
Speaker 3: over there with our sister Sation ninety eight seven the
47:18
Speaker 3: Mountain a month or so ago, when they did the
47:21
Speaker 3: fundraiser over there for the Putnam County Animal Shelter and
47:25
Speaker 3: the Mountain. I was over there representing the Mountain. I
47:27
Speaker 3: got an opportunity to sample some of those Pepperoni rolls.
47:32
Speaker 3: Those things are like next level. I mean, they're very good.
47:38
Speaker 3: I got some and took them home and they barely
47:42
Speaker 3: made it, you know, my ten minute or whatever it
47:45
Speaker 3: is commute to my house from Winfield. They barely made
47:48
Speaker 3: it there. Those things are next level. Big shout out
47:50
Speaker 3: to them. You got to go. Definitely, definitely check those out.
47:53
Speaker 15: As soon as they get one of them, I will
47:55
Speaker 15: be telling everybody you know on the air down here
47:57
Speaker 15: tonight how good they are, because I just appreciate them,
48:00
Speaker 15: you know, putting faith in us and coming out through
48:02
Speaker 15: our event.
48:03
Speaker 3: We had a texture and I think you covered this,
48:04
Speaker 3: but they may have tune in late. You do have
48:06
Speaker 3: somebody playing music, right, and that's you.
48:09
Speaker 15: Actually, I've got Charlie Cooper playing music. The late great
48:13
Speaker 15: Charlie Cooper will be performing tonight at this event. That
48:16
Speaker 15: wasn't easy to manipulate. I'll tell you.
48:18
Speaker 3: Okay, I'm gonna need to know how that's gonna work.
48:22
Speaker 15: Okay, Charlie. As you and I both have talked, he
48:24
Speaker 15: was a genius on the radio. He had actually would
48:28
Speaker 15: go in his studio and pre record a show for
48:34
Speaker 15: Randy bearert or not Randy Bear but I'm sorry Larry Bailey.
48:37
Speaker 15: They would do car shows like up around the Mountain
48:39
Speaker 15: out of gold Town and various shows. He would pre
48:43
Speaker 15: record this and have it ready to go in any
48:45
Speaker 15: event that something would happen and that Charlie would be
48:48
Speaker 15: ill or you.
48:49
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know what it's like.
48:52
Speaker 15: This is awesome. When you hear it, you will think
48:55
Speaker 15: Charlie is sitting there at the car show. I was
48:57
Speaker 15: amazed the first time I got privy to this information.
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Speaker 20: That is now sary.
49:02
Speaker 15: Is that a fifty five or a fifty six thunderbird
49:05
Speaker 15: coming through the gate. Well, there was no car, there
49:08
Speaker 15: was no gate. It was Charlie setting in his studio
49:11
Speaker 15: that you've been to. I mean, what kind of genius
49:14
Speaker 15: to come up with, and it sounds so authentic, you
49:17
Speaker 15: just you can't. But I'm very fortunate that I have
49:20
Speaker 15: access to those. I'll be playing at least one of those.
49:23
Speaker 15: It'll be about an hour that you'll hear Charlie intro
49:26
Speaker 15: the songs, play the songs, talk about what's going on
49:29
Speaker 15: at the car show he was doing, which is pretty
49:31
Speaker 15: relevant to what I'll be doing tonight. I mean, we'll
49:34
Speaker 15: be having those same cars that were back there probably
49:37
Speaker 15: will be in Winfield tonight.
49:38
Speaker 3: All right, Jim, we got to wrap it up. Give
49:40
Speaker 3: people the time and the location. If you're not familiar
49:43
Speaker 3: with this, if you're driving through Winfield, the municipal building
49:46
Speaker 3: it's the city Hall's right there. The little strip mall
49:49
Speaker 3: is where a generation Physical therapy is right near where
49:52
Speaker 3: the McDonald's is, and you know it's not hard to find.
49:55
Speaker 15: Absolutely you'll see this. Hopefully there'll be a whole bunch
49:57
Speaker 15: of neat classic cars there. Please come out and see tonight.
50:01
Speaker 15: I know it's going to be a hot night, but
50:02
Speaker 15: we're gonna have some hot food and some hot cars
50:05
Speaker 15: and some hot rock and roll courtesy. It's super duper
50:07
Speaker 15: Charlie Cooper.
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Speaker 3: All right, Jim, I appreciate you, buddy, Thanks a lot,
50:10
Speaker 3: good luck tonight.
50:11
Speaker 15: Thank you again, Jim Winner.
50:14
Speaker 3: That's that's kind of cool right there, that super duper
50:17
Speaker 3: Charlie Cooper, who sadly passed a couple of years ago.
50:19
Speaker 3: Is you're gonna hear Charlie Cooper there tonight for this
50:22
Speaker 3: event in Winfield. And it's not a car show, it's
50:25
Speaker 3: cruise in. So have you got your classic cars? My
50:28
Speaker 3: brother in law is a big classic car guy. I
50:31
Speaker 3: called him earlier this week when I saw this and
50:33
Speaker 3: I said, you got to go there. So Robert, if
50:35
Speaker 3: you're listening, get yourself there. You have a good time,
50:38
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50:40
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Speaker 3: all right, what do you got on the Big Show today?
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Speaker 16: Chris Weist, he's the attorney representing the Roley County families
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Speaker 16: in the vax lawsuit that went down yesterday that ruling.
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Speaker 16: Will join us At ten o six. We'll talk with him.
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Speaker 3: David I.
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Speaker 16: Regoning to cap recap rather our thoughts on the Benson
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Speaker 16: interview at ten twenty three. Kristin birth Dave, if you
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Speaker 16: may have heard the nineteen eighties died. It seems like
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Speaker 16: in the last.
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Speaker 3: Week a great number of them did. We'll talk about
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Speaker 3: that at ten thirty.
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Speaker 16: Brad Mack in the house at eleven o six, gonna
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Speaker 16: talk some golf with Joe Brow.
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Speaker 3: They got that big a tourney going on down at
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Speaker 3: Sleepy Hollow.
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Speaker 16: We'll get into that with him. Plus it's Steam released
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Speaker 16: today at eleven thirty. Surely, whether it's the Dip or
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Speaker 16: something else, somebody's got something to talk about holes and bridges.
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Speaker 3: You know you got that all right. That's coming up
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Speaker 3: we'll talk to delgad Andy Shamlin. We got some more
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Speaker 3: news with the Cross Lanes issue, making his third appearance
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Speaker 3: to talk about that. Would be able to get Shamblin.
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Speaker 3: Also Danny Jones on the show as well. We'll see
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Speaker 3: you later, so then have fun and love somebody