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10/28/2023 The Dave Allen Show on 580 Live - Robb Reel, Erin Martin, Hollis Lewis · WCHS Network Podcasts

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Speaker 3: everybody had a great weekend, beautiful weekend here in the
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Speaker 3: up a little bit later on current member of the
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Speaker 3: Hollis Lewis from District fifty seven. He'll be joining us
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Speaker 3: the show as well. But right now we want to
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Speaker 3: go live to our man Rob Reeal from our sister
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Speaker 3: station ninety six to one KWS, who's continuing on his
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Speaker 3: walk from Charleston to Morgantown for WU Children's Hospital. Sir Robert,
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Speaker 3: good morning, Good morning.
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Speaker 5: Is this dude ever going to get there?
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Speaker 3: Well, you're making good progress, right? Were you able to
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Speaker 3: rest a little bit over the weekend?
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Speaker 5: I was, And so the way we built this schedule
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Speaker 5: basically from the time I shot my mouth off in
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Speaker 5: August during our Cares for Kids radios on about walked
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Speaker 5: over with panhandle cleaning and restoration, or as it came
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Speaker 5: to be called, when Martin and Bob stepped in to
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Speaker 5: save me for myself, in all the planning, we built
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Speaker 5: today as kind of a flex day, meaning if you know,
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Speaker 5: I got hurt, or the weather was nasty, or you know,
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Speaker 5: just something came up that we could have combined today's
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Speaker 5: walk with tomorrow to catch up and it still wouldn't
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Speaker 5: have been a herculean task. But Knockwood, Mother Nature and
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Speaker 5: Murphy have been good to me. So it's just a
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Speaker 5: short eight miles today. I know that eight miles short.
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Speaker 5: It's all relative, but yeah, making my way through Clarksburg today.
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Speaker 3: And again you started this What day did you start
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Speaker 3: this on? It was because it was two weeks ago.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, Thursday the seventeenth is when I stepped off from
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Speaker 5: eleven eleven Virginia Street East. And the Thursday afternoon, the
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Speaker 5: thirty first, that's Halloween. I plan to walk in in
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Speaker 5: costume to WVU Medicine children, toisting that ginormous check over
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Speaker 5: my head, to hopefully have some Halloween shenan against too
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Speaker 5: with your kids.
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Speaker 3: Let me go ahead and guess what your costume is
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Speaker 3: going to be. It's going to be a tired, middle
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Speaker 3: aged man with a lot of bliss.
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Speaker 5: Is that your cost and whose skin has turned entirely
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Speaker 5: to salt?
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Speaker 3: At this point, we're talking to Rob Real from his
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Speaker 3: sister's station in ninety six to one KWS to do.
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Speaker 3: Want to remind you to follow his walk on our
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Speaker 3: social media sites because he has been posting some absolutely
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Speaker 3: beautiful pictures. I was talking about that to somebody earlier. Man, you,
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Speaker 3: I mean, I know this is a hard, hard walk,
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Speaker 3: and it's very very hard difficult on you, But I mean,
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Speaker 3: you couldn't have asked for a better time of year
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Speaker 3: to do it, because you're getting to see all the
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Speaker 3: Mother Nature's glory, my friend.
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Speaker 5: I tell you, we that's one of the things we
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Speaker 5: talked about in the planning. Had we tried to go immediately.
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Speaker 5: I mean, we were still dealing with ninety degree heat
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Speaker 5: when October started, but we didn't want to get too
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Speaker 5: far into potential for you know, cold rain and snow
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Speaker 5: and that sort of thing. And I just have to
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Speaker 5: keep tip of my cap to Mother Nature for making
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Speaker 5: it look so good and making it feel so good.
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Speaker 5: I mean, sunny in seventy five today. Who complained about that?
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Speaker 2: Yeah?
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Speaker 3: And I was looking ahead to the extended forecast because
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Speaker 3: there was some hawk that there was a chance of rain.
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Speaker 3: I think it was on Wednesday. Possibly. Uh, but uh,
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Speaker 3: the app I'm currently looking at right now doesn't mention that.
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Speaker 6: So uh.
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Speaker 3: I mean, uh, did did you get rained on it
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Speaker 3: all on Friday? Because I know it did rain in
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Speaker 3: some areas of Charleston, some areas of the valley on Friday.
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Speaker 3: Was there any rain that all on Friday?
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Speaker 5: I got about six rain drops on Friday.
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Speaker 3: You didn't know what was rain and what was sweat though,
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Speaker 3: right exactly.
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Speaker 5: It was one of those like it's is it gunn
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Speaker 5: at rain? Maybe? Okay, No, we're good. And that was
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Speaker 5: it looked, you know. Looking at more of the Clarksburg
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Speaker 5: Bridge Fort Morgantown section of the forecast, it looks free
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Speaker 5: and clear for me to finish by Thursday afternoon.
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Speaker 3: Uh.
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Speaker 5: But I better because if I have to push this
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Speaker 5: thing into finishing on Friday, I will get rained on
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Speaker 5: and it will be significantly colder.
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Speaker 3: All right again, Rob Real Uh, and a big shout
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Speaker 7: Uh.
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Speaker 3: Be safe out there, my friend, and we'll talk in
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Speaker 3: We'll talk to you again tomorrow.
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Speaker 2: Man.
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Speaker 3: Thanks a lot, Thank you, sir, Rob Reel again from
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Speaker 3: now though, talking about some really cool things that are
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Speaker 3: happening with Kanaw Valley Senior Services. I've got Aaron Martin
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Speaker 3: with us. Aaron, good morning, Good morning, and also, and
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Speaker 3: who is your guest again? What's your name?
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Speaker 8: This is Melanie Hurst, our executive direct.
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Speaker 3: The boss is here. Oh okay, she wanted to make
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Speaker 3: sure that you showed up, Aaron. Is that what it was?
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Speaker 8: I suppose?
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Speaker 3: So you watch that, Beldi and Ared. I appreciate you
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Speaker 3: guys being here. You have a big event coming up
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Speaker 3: called Crafts and Curiosities. Interesting name. What exactly is this, guys, Well, this.
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Speaker 9: Is going to be a craft fair event, a week
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Speaker 9: long event. We have vendors from all over the Valley
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Speaker 9: coming as well as our own senior crafters, artists and collectors.
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Speaker 9: We've got some cool vintage stuff that we're going to
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Speaker 9: have out some curious artifacts, I guess you.
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Speaker 3: Could say, And where's this going to take place?
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Speaker 8: This is at Kanaw Valley Senior Services.
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Speaker 9: We are at seven eventeen to ten Pennsylvania Avenue in Charleston, just.
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Speaker 8: A half a mile past that Big Lee Pigley wig
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Speaker 8: It's just.
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Speaker 3: A half a mile past. That's the that's the landmark
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Speaker 3: is the Big Lee Pigley Wiggly. Now, but you were
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Speaker 3: saying you got some and you kind of rolled drives
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Speaker 3: with some interesting things. Do I want to know what
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Speaker 3: that's about.
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Speaker 9: Well, we got a lot of vintage clothing, accessories, housewares.
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Speaker 8: In addition to our polymer.
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Speaker 9: Clay, jewelry, knitted caps, blankets, we have some fine art.
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Speaker 9: I want to make sure to give a really big
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Speaker 9: shout out and a thank you to Apple, Aachian botanical
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Speaker 9: company out there in Foster, West Virginia. They've been our
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Speaker 9: marketing sponsor for this event and they will.
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Speaker 8: Have some product there as well.
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Speaker 9: They have custom formulated aromatherapy, bodycare, and men's grooming products
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Speaker 9: all made right there in Foster, West Virginia.
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Speaker 8: So we're so grateful for them.
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Speaker 3: Always takes any time you have it a big event Aaron.
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Speaker 3: It always takes a lot of ancillary people to pull it.
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Speaker 8: Off, right, Absolutely, teamwork makes a dream.
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Speaker 3: Indeed, indeed to DP but Dave Alance showing five any
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Speaker 3: law firm. Now, this event, this is a new event
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Speaker 3: a bit it is it is.
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Speaker 9: We're hoping to make it an annual event, but this
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Speaker 9: is our very first one.
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Speaker 3: What what led to you wanting to do this? Where
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Speaker 3: did the idea come from?
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Speaker 8: We actually got the idea from the Dunbar Seniors.
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Speaker 3: Oh you stole it, so we sure did.
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Speaker 8: Absolutely. You know what they say about copycats.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, well there's no I mean, you know, there's no
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Speaker 3: new ideas under the sun. So if somebody's probably done
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Speaker 3: it before. But this sounds like a really interesting concept though,
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Speaker 3: that you're trying to do here.
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Speaker 6: Yeah.
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Speaker 9: Well we saw them have great success in raising money
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Speaker 9: for their senior activities programs and we thought, man, we
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Speaker 9: ought to get in on that.
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Speaker 8: So here we are, and they are actually going to
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Speaker 8: be at our event as well.
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Speaker 9: So we're excited to see what they bring as far
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Speaker 9: as some handmade Christmas ornaments, T shirts and whatever else.
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Speaker 8: They choose to bless us with, we'll be happy to
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Speaker 8: have them there.
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Speaker 3: And of course the money that you raise will go
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Speaker 3: back into the programs you offer for the seniors of
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Speaker 3: our areas. Tell us about some of the services, well, Dave.
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Speaker 10: Some of the services we have are well health and
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Speaker 10: wellness opportunities that we're really happy to have Zoomba and
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Speaker 10: tai Chi sit and Fit, and we have a new
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Speaker 10: program called a Matter of Balance. We also have caregiving services,
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Speaker 10: and we have emergency medical transportation. We have a group
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Speaker 10: of social service representatives who help people with their Medicare plans.
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Speaker 10: So we're in Medicare open enrollment right now, so they're
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Speaker 10: pretty busy. If anybody's interested in that, they can call
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Speaker 10: our office and make an appointment and get some help
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Speaker 10: with their Medicare plans. We also do the vegetable voucher
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Speaker 10: program every summer. Most of the seniors in the county
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Speaker 10: know all about that. We do home delivered meals and
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Speaker 10: congregate meals. Are currently serving about four hundred and fifty
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Speaker 10: home delivery bills in Kanall County.
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Speaker 3: I was actually doing a little research for the show
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Speaker 3: last night, and I went to your guys Facebook page
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Speaker 3: and I saw that you have the menu usually on
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Speaker 3: their daily for what you're offering, look pretty good. What's
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Speaker 3: the age I have that I have to be to
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Speaker 3: get one of those?
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Speaker 11: You have to be sixty and up?
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Speaker 10: Sorry, I'm out then, I'm okay, I'm out too.
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Speaker 8: What can I say?
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Speaker 3: Yeah?
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Speaker 11: But yeah, you can still come and eat with us.
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Speaker 10: You can pay, you can do.
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Speaker 8: Like a private pay.
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Speaker 3: And these services, I mean are so so vital and
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Speaker 3: there's so many people that take advantage of these services.
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Speaker 3: You have a ballpark figure for how many people that
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Speaker 3: you that you serve as far as the meal, yeah,
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Speaker 3: any or any any of the services I mean, I
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Speaker 3: mean it's got to be several thousand, right, Yes, you're
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Speaker 3: overall services.
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Speaker 10: Yeah, overall thousands.
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Speaker 3: Yeah. That's it's great stuff that you're doing there, and
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Speaker 3: you guys would be committed for that. Tell us, let's
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Speaker 3: go back to the Craft Fair again. Give us the dates,
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Speaker 3: the location, and give us all that and info again.
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Speaker 9: All right, So, as I mentioned before, Kennaw Valley Senior
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Speaker 9: Services is at seventeen to ten Pennsylvania Avenue in Charleston,
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Speaker 9: just a half a mile past the Bigley Pigley Wiggley.
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Speaker 3: You gotta get that in there, now, do I got
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Speaker 3: to get.
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Speaker 9: That in there.
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Speaker 8: Gotta get that in there.
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Speaker 9: We're gonna be open from ten to two every day
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Speaker 9: next week, Monday through Friday, November fourth through the eighth,
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Speaker 9: and we're really excited. If I can, Dave, I'd like
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Speaker 9: to get a few of our vendors in here. We've
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Speaker 9: got some gracious donations from Sugar Bottom Farm of honey
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Speaker 9: and beeswax products.
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Speaker 8: They've been amazing.
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Speaker 9: We've got Hepcat's design is gonna be there with her
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Speaker 9: snarky cats.
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Speaker 8: Willie's Cats, Snarky cats, snarky cats.
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Speaker 3: Okay, what's the snarky cat? What makes them snarky?
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Speaker 8: Well, you'll have to come and see, all right, fair enough,
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Speaker 8: fair enough, fair enough.
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Speaker 9: We got Willy's Candy, Wild and Wonderful Rolls, up Cycle Fabrics,
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Speaker 9: Hillary's artwork and framing, and Rob Cleveland's Art House Studios
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Speaker 9: all gonna be there with us next week.
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Speaker 8: We're so excited.
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Speaker 3: All right, Well, guys, I appreciate you being here. And
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Speaker 3: as I said, I've checked out your Facebook page. You
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Speaker 3: have a lot of information on the are of This
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Speaker 3: is really going to be a cool thing for everybody
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Speaker 3: to take part in, not just seniors, but everybody could
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Speaker 3: take part in and help raise money for the senior
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Speaker 3: Delegate Hollis Lewis. Good morning, Delegan. How are you. Welcome
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Speaker 3: to the show. I'm doing great. Thank you for having
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Speaker 3: me on, Thank you for being here. Welcome to our
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Speaker 3: it's great in here. It looks great. It just feels
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Speaker 3: like big time does yeah, yes, it does. Yeah. From
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Speaker 3: the man, the man that works in the Capitol though,
17:25
Speaker 3: you know at least spends a little time there. You
17:26
Speaker 3: know there, you're there now. You're hoping to get re
17:30
Speaker 3: elected to the House of District fifty seven. Explain the
17:32
Speaker 3: district to us.
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Speaker 7: All right, the fifty seven district is comprised of Charleston,
17:37
Speaker 7: like kind of the Fort Hill area, parts of South
17:39
Speaker 7: Charleston and Dunbar.
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Speaker 3: So talk about your experience in the House. What's been
17:43
Speaker 3: like so far. It's been a great experience.
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Speaker 7: You know, we are in the super minorities Democrats.
17:49
Speaker 3: It's eleven of us in the House. Guess if you
17:51
Speaker 3: can have a super majority, you can have a super minority.
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Speaker 7: Right, minority. Yeah, So, but it's been a great it's
17:55
Speaker 7: been a great experience. We've been able to do some
17:57
Speaker 7: good things and work together.
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Speaker 3: Well, it's not easy being a Democrat these days in
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Speaker 3: West Virginia outside. I think that's the understatement of the year,
18:05
Speaker 3: based on nothing else. The numbers, it's or the lack
18:09
Speaker 3: or the lack of it's kind of difficult to get
18:11
Speaker 3: things done that you want to get done. Well, it is.
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Speaker 7: But at the same time, I think there is hope
18:15
Speaker 7: things are I think the tie is going to change,
18:17
Speaker 7: so but surely, and you know, when we look at
18:19
Speaker 7: the numbers and do more you know, analyzing of the numbers,
18:22
Speaker 7: we're seeing that not so much of red state, but
18:25
Speaker 7: more of a non voting state. So I think we
18:27
Speaker 7: need to up the participation. And I think that's our
18:29
Speaker 7: job to get people to, you know, get out and
18:32
Speaker 7: vote and be part of the process.
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Speaker 3: We've talked about that in the past with the number
18:35
Speaker 3: of people that choose to just set out an election
18:38
Speaker 3: and it doesn't matter, you know, whether it's a presidential
18:40
Speaker 3: year or not. West Virginians, by and large, and I
18:42
Speaker 3: love my state and I know you do too. We
18:45
Speaker 3: don't vote, I mean, and the numbers prove that. And
18:48
Speaker 3: it doesn't seem to matter from one year to the
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Speaker 3: next week. And I know that there are programs out
18:53
Speaker 3: there to encourage people to vote. I know the Secretary
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Speaker 3: of State's office, no matter who the secretary is, has
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Speaker 3: done voter registration drives andrus and so on and so on.
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Speaker 3: But it's not just the kids that don't vote. It's
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Speaker 3: a lot of the adults as well.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, and I think it has to be a continual effort,
19:05
Speaker 7: Like we can't just be around election time.
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Speaker 3: Again.
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Speaker 7: Election is always happening, right, but it can't just be
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Speaker 7: a election driven It has to be a continual effort
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Speaker 7: to educate and just to get people and show people
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Speaker 7: the importance of voting.
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Speaker 3: when you are out and you're knocking on doors? Or campaigning,
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Speaker 3: or just in your daily life. What's the number one
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Speaker 3: thing you hear from your constituents? Well, you know, it's
19:42
Speaker 3: a lot.
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Speaker 7: And I think the problems that con constituents discussed in
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Speaker 7: the fifty seven district are very reflective of those problems
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Speaker 7: in West Virginia. You know, we want to see you know,
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Speaker 7: public education, We want to be able to afford a
19:53
Speaker 7: lifestyle where we can have a home and take a
19:55
Speaker 7: vacation and do the things we need to do healthcare
19:57
Speaker 7: and different things of that nature. We want to take
19:59
Speaker 7: care of the houses and the mental health and criminal
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Speaker 7: justice problem. So the problems of the fifty seven district
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Speaker 7: are very much reflective of you know, West Virginia and
20:07
Speaker 7: the nation for that matter.
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Speaker 3: There's been a lot in the news, been discussed on
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Speaker 3: this show and various other media outlets about the increasing
20:14
Speaker 3: problem that we have with our children in the state
20:16
Speaker 3: of West Virginia, whether it's the foster care system, whether
20:18
Speaker 3: it's childcare in general. Do you want to address that, Yeah,
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Speaker 3: for sure.
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Speaker 7: And I think those problems again can all be kind
20:26
Speaker 7: of related back to our sud and our mental health problem,
20:29
Speaker 7: because when we look at the foster care system, a
20:31
Speaker 7: lot of kids are in falster care because their parents
20:33
Speaker 7: are guardians. They have SUD, their substitute disorder or mental
20:36
Speaker 7: health problems when we look at you know, childcare, different
20:39
Speaker 7: things of that nature.
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Speaker 3: So I think we have to address those issues.
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Speaker 7: By expanding our behavioral health systems to properly address individuals
20:46
Speaker 7: who are in crisis.
20:47
Speaker 3: And there are a lot of them there. And we
20:50
Speaker 3: did get one bit of good news. It was reported
20:53
Speaker 3: by this station and other entities last week that the
20:56
Speaker 3: number of overdose deaths in West Virginia has gone down. Yeah. Uh,
21:01
Speaker 3: and you got to take you know, that's a good thing.
21:03
Speaker 3: That's what We've still got a long way to go,
21:04
Speaker 3: but in the crisis that we've had with substance abuse
21:07
Speaker 3: in the state, Delegate, I think we'll take any good
21:09
Speaker 3: news at this.
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Speaker 7: Time one hundred percent. Any good news is good news. However,
21:12
Speaker 7: I don't want people to you know, be misled. We
21:14
Speaker 7: still have a major problem, and we have a major
21:17
Speaker 7: problem that has to be addressed because I can relate
21:19
Speaker 7: any part we're talking economic development, where you talk about tourism,
21:22
Speaker 7: where you talking about foster care system, anything like that
21:24
Speaker 7: can be directly related back to our SUD problem, and
21:27
Speaker 7: that problem can be directly related to mental health and
21:30
Speaker 7: truth and people who are not properly dealing with their trauma.
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Speaker 3: And we've got a lot of a lot of issues
21:35
Speaker 3: there for sure. And again we're talking with Delegate to
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Speaker 3: Hollis Lewis. If you are re elected, sir, what do
21:40
Speaker 3: you hope to accomplish when you when you go back
21:42
Speaker 3: to the capitol. You got your whiteboard ready to go?
21:44
Speaker 3: What what do you what do you want to work on? Oh,
21:47
Speaker 3: here's what don't I want to work on? You know,
21:50
Speaker 3: I think we you know when we you mentioned kind
21:53
Speaker 3: of in the news cycle, p I A. Right, we're
21:55
Speaker 3: seeing the increases there, the traumatic increases. So I think
21:58
Speaker 3: we have to find a permit of funny solution. We
22:01
Speaker 3: have to figure out a way to pay our teachers
22:03
Speaker 3: more to keep you know, those teachers in state, particularly
22:06
Speaker 3: those who are on the border county. In addition, my
22:08
Speaker 3: sort of my expertise would be in the criminal justice
22:10
Speaker 3: side of things, and we have to, like I just mentioned,
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Speaker 3: we have to deal with our mental health and our
22:15
Speaker 3: SUD and deferment programs in order to you know, like
22:18
Speaker 3: properly address so we can't lock everybody up So those
22:21
Speaker 3: are some of the issues I would like to work
22:22
Speaker 3: on if we elected this subpei thing. And I've had
22:26
Speaker 3: political folks on, I've had you know, folks from the
22:28
Speaker 3: teachers' unions whatever, I don't. I mean, it's a serious
22:31
Speaker 3: issue because we're looking there's gonna be public hearings coming up,
22:34
Speaker 3: and I know you'll probably be attending some of those.
22:36
Speaker 3: We're going to have the dates of those in some
22:39
Speaker 3: future reporting here. But we're talking about dramatic increases. As
22:43
Speaker 3: I and as I said before, it doesn't seem to matter.
22:46
Speaker 3: This has been a problem. And when I had Fred
22:48
Speaker 3: Albert from the American Federation of Teachers on, he said
22:50
Speaker 3: the same thing. Doesn't seem to matter who is controlling
22:54
Speaker 3: the capital or who sits in the governor's mansion, the
22:56
Speaker 3: governor's office. This has been a problem, delicate for so
22:59
Speaker 3: many years, and it's just getting The prices are just
23:02
Speaker 3: going up.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean, because when we talk about the prices
23:05
Speaker 7: of you know, medication, when we talk about the prices
23:07
Speaker 7: and service and everything going up, so obviously that that
23:10
Speaker 7: those costs are going to be passed to the customers. However,
23:13
Speaker 7: what I would like to see is just to find
23:14
Speaker 7: a permanent funding solution forward. I think there are pathways
23:17
Speaker 7: that some of the things we could do, but we
23:19
Speaker 7: got a great creative and we have to, you know,
23:22
Speaker 7: open our minds up to a little bit of the
23:24
Speaker 7: potentials that are out there that could generate revenue. So
23:27
Speaker 7: our state workers aren't tax so heavily.
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Speaker 3: That was always, you know, that was always the knock,
23:33
Speaker 3: or I guess one of the things about being a
23:35
Speaker 3: state employee was they said, well, you know, your your
23:37
Speaker 3: pay may not be that great, but you got great back,
23:38
Speaker 3: great insurance. Can you get great insurance and some other
23:41
Speaker 3: perks that go along with it, But that insurance is
23:43
Speaker 3: costing you more and more money. And particularly, as you
23:46
Speaker 3: pointed out, we have an issue not necessarily in your area,
23:49
Speaker 3: but you serve all of West Virginia, not just for
23:51
Speaker 3: fifty seven. The teachers can go to Ohio, they can
23:55
Speaker 3: go to Maryland, they can go to Pennsylvania. They can
23:57
Speaker 3: probably go to Virginia and make more money. And we
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Speaker 3: have to be competitive. And these are the things we
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Speaker 3: have to think about.
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Speaker 7: So not only you know, when we talk about infrastructure issues,
24:06
Speaker 7: not only when you talk about childcare, but when you
24:08
Speaker 7: talk about something is what people may not think about
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Speaker 7: it like PI. That's a competitive issue. So if I'm
24:13
Speaker 7: in Parkersburg, if I'm in Huntington, and if I'm in
24:16
Speaker 7: Ohio County, I can just cross the border and go
24:18
Speaker 7: to those neighboring states make more, potentially pay less than insurance.
24:22
Speaker 7: I'm myself, my wife is a state employee, and I
24:24
Speaker 7: want her insurance. And you know, if I'm on insurance,
24:27
Speaker 7: that's going to go up by double by me being
24:30
Speaker 7: double for spouse, double for spouses. So these are issues
24:34
Speaker 7: that we have to start to face because we have
24:36
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24:39
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Speaker 3: Hollis Lewis, Who are you? How did you get here?
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Speaker 3: All right?
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Speaker 7: My name is Hollis Lewis, I got that check. I'm
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Speaker 7: from Charleston's West Side. I grew up you know, in
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Speaker 7: the eighty and nineties, went to George Washington high school
25:12
Speaker 7: football player. Thereafter I went to West Virginia State University
25:15
Speaker 7: football player there, criminal justice major law school, Southern Southern University,
25:20
Speaker 7: Loston in Louisiana. Came back to my hometown, West Virginia, Charles,
25:23
Speaker 7: West Virginia. Worked at the federal court.
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Speaker 3: Let me jump in. Everyone say, I want to ask you,
25:27
Speaker 3: but I want to ask you a question. Why did
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Speaker 3: you come back? Man?
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Speaker 7: I love West Virginia and I wanted to come back
25:32
Speaker 7: home because I thought I could make a difference here,
25:34
Speaker 7: and I you know, and I love being here. It's
25:37
Speaker 7: it's just really a great place to raise a family.
25:39
Speaker 3: Because so many people with your your education, your experience
25:43
Speaker 3: a delegate, don't come back to West Virginia. That's why
25:45
Speaker 3: I wanted to ask you. But you can continue on
25:46
Speaker 3: with your bio.
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Speaker 2: Go ahead.
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Speaker 7: Yeah again. I worked at the federal court system. I've
25:51
Speaker 7: been a magister judge here in Kanall County. I was
25:54
Speaker 7: on the West Virginia Parole Board, adjunct criminal justice professor,
25:58
Speaker 7: and currently the West Virginia c i T Project director.
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Speaker 7: So we work at the intersection of law enforcement, mental health,
26:04
Speaker 7: and sud in order to build a better response to
26:07
Speaker 7: persons in crisis. I'm married to doctor Alisha Lewis. She's
26:10
Speaker 7: the Charity Education Department at West Virginia State and we
26:13
Speaker 7: have four daughters.
26:14
Speaker 3: Happy, happy family. There, it sounds like, so what makes
26:17
Speaker 3: you the better choice for the voters?
26:19
Speaker 7: Again, as you can see from my bio, I've been
26:21
Speaker 7: working in public service for a long time. I'm for
26:24
Speaker 7: the people. This is a common sense approach. I do
26:26
Speaker 7: not represent special interests. I represent the people, and I
26:29
Speaker 7: think we have to have leadership that's gonna you know,
26:33
Speaker 7: do us in the best interests of the people, period.
26:36
Speaker 3: And so do you. The election is next Tuesday. Are
26:40
Speaker 3: you a are you an early voter? Are you an
26:42
Speaker 3: election day voter? Generally I'm an early voter.
26:45
Speaker 7: I haven't voted yet, but I think you know, we're
26:48
Speaker 7: probably gonna take my family.
26:50
Speaker 3: We'll vote vo as a family. Yeah. Give me what
26:54
Speaker 3: I always call delegate the final thirty not timed? Why
26:58
Speaker 3: should someone vote to send Hollislops back to the Westerndini
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Speaker 3: State cap.
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Speaker 7: Again, as I mentioned, I represent you. I represent you.
27:03
Speaker 7: Not only do I represent you, I work for the people.
27:06
Speaker 7: So I'm here to listen. I'm in the community. I'm
27:08
Speaker 7: not just in the community as a politician or in
27:10
Speaker 7: the House of Delegate. I'm in a community servant, whether
27:13
Speaker 7: that's a football coach, whether it's an advocate. Even in
27:15
Speaker 7: my day job, I want to see West Virginia improve.
27:18
Speaker 3: And I think that again.
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Speaker 7: I'm a creative person, and I'm a person who listens,
27:22
Speaker 7: and I am the person who feels like I'm gonna,
27:26
Speaker 7: like I said, work for you at all costs.
27:30
Speaker 3: You have a website or so social media people.
27:32
Speaker 7: You can again type in Hollis Lewis. You'll find me
27:35
Speaker 7: across social media. The website is Hollis Lewis, the number
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Speaker 7: the number four WV dot com.
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Speaker 3: All right, Hollis, we wish you the best of luck.
27:47
Speaker 3: Congratulations man, and you've done a great job and hopefully
27:51
Speaker 3: you'll you'll continue that again. Appreciate you for having me,
27:53
Speaker 3: Thank you for the platform, sir. Absolutely hang out with
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Speaker 3: not get a chance to ask him what the question was.
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Speaker 3: As a criminal justice major, what is your view of
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Speaker 3: I can't speak for Hollis Lewis, I'm gonna say he's
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Speaker 3: probably not for defunding the police, just saying I'm just
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Speaker 3: gonna say that. Text says Dear Dave. How about an
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Speaker 3: update on the NFC East standings? Any comments? No?
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Speaker 6: No.
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Speaker 3: My Dallas Cowboys on Sunday Night Football last night, going
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Speaker 3: in to San Francisco against a team that they should
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Speaker 3: have beaten because the forty nine ers are pretty banged up,
33:05
Speaker 3: as are the Cowboys at this point. And Dak did
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Speaker 3: Dak things last night? Did not have a good game
33:11
Speaker 3: and Dallas loses to the forty nine Ers thirty to
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Speaker 3: twenty four. And Sunday Night football last night, I stayed
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Speaker 3: awake and watched the entire game for some reason. I
33:20
Speaker 3: don't know why, but being a Cowboys fan, it's kind
33:23
Speaker 3: of like a it's kind of a sickness, you know.
33:26
Speaker 3: It's a sickness that I've had since I was seven
33:28
Speaker 3: years old, and everything I have. I'm sitting here looking
33:31
Speaker 3: at my cell phone that's got a Cowboys screensaver on it,
33:34
Speaker 3: my wallet that I carry has got a Cowboys star
33:36
Speaker 3: on it, my desk upstairs. You know, everywhere you look,
33:40
Speaker 3: Cowboys helmets, Cowboys stuff everywhere. It just doesn't do well,
33:45
Speaker 3: just doesn't do me any good. It seems Election Day
33:48
Speaker 3: is one week and a day away, and I do
33:51
Speaker 3: want to remind you that coming up next Monday, we're
33:55
Speaker 3: going to be doing something a little bit different here
33:57
Speaker 3: on the show. I have invited the the two candidates
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Speaker 3: for Knawh County Commission, the Republican Chris Walters and the
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Speaker 3: Democrat Natalie Tenant, to come in studio in something that
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Speaker 3: we are calling a forum. It's not a debate. I've
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Speaker 3: talked to Miss Tennant and mister Walters both. It's not
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Speaker 3: really going to be a debate. It's just going to
34:20
Speaker 3: be a discussion about the issues. And I will say
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Speaker 3: this that, and again, we're a week and a day
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Speaker 3: away and a lot of things can happen between now
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Speaker 3: and election day. But this has been a very very
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Speaker 3: clean campaign between Natalie Tenant and Chris Walters for County
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Speaker 3: commission here in KANAWHK County. So they agreed that they're
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Speaker 3: going to sit down for me with me next Monday
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Speaker 3: for about thirty minutes just to talk about the issues.
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Speaker 3: And I don't anticipate it being nasty at all, because,
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Speaker 3: as I said, the campaign at least so far, has
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Speaker 3: been very calm and very civil, something that in my opinion,
34:58
Speaker 3: we could use a heck of a lot more of
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Speaker 3: in politics. You know, maybe maybe the people in Washington
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Speaker 3: could learn something from what these two have been able
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Speaker 3: to do so far. Fingers crossed in Kanah County. The
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Speaker 3: way this is going to work is I will be
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Speaker 3: reading your text questions to them, but it's only going
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Speaker 3: to be on the issues only. We're not going to
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Speaker 3: get into national politics, so we don't need to have
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Speaker 3: the words Trump or Harris mentioned, because as a Knawah
35:29
Speaker 3: County Commissioner, while they may each have their own views
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Speaker 3: on national politics and the border and inflation, they really
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Speaker 3: don't have a whole lot to do with that here
35:41
Speaker 3: as a can they they're more concerned. The commission is
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Speaker 3: more concerned with water projects and bridges and so on
35:47
Speaker 3: and so forth, not not with national stuff. So you're
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Speaker 3: welcome next week to text in the questions for Chris
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Speaker 3: Walters or Natalie Tenant. But if I see the word Trump,
35:58
Speaker 3: or if I see these national hot button issues, we
36:02
Speaker 3: don't need to ask a candidate for knaw Candy Commission
36:05
Speaker 3: how they feel about abortion. Okay, that's that's just an
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Speaker 3: example of something. So again we're just going to kind
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Speaker 3: of keep it on the stuff here. So no mention
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Speaker 3: of Trump, no mention of Harris, just on the issues
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Speaker 3: that are important to Kanawk County and something they can
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Speaker 3: actually do something about. So I want to say hats
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Speaker 3: off to both candidates for agreeing to do this, by
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Speaker 3: the way, because they didn't have to. And I talked
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Speaker 3: to Natalie Tenant about it first, and then Chris Walters
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Speaker 3: was in the station last week, and then I put
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Speaker 3: a call in to Miss Tenant, and we've kind of
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Speaker 3: agreed on a on a basic format. I'll be you know,
36:40
Speaker 3: tweaking it between now and then. It's gonna be a
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Speaker 3: real simple and I will say as I said, You're
36:45
Speaker 3: welcome to texts questions in at that time or if
36:48
Speaker 3: you want to make sure you get him in. If
36:50
Speaker 3: you text them now, they're going to get pushed so
36:53
Speaker 3: far down the computer here, I'm probably not going to
36:54
Speaker 3: see him by next week. So if you want to,
36:56
Speaker 3: if you have a question on your mind right now
36:59
Speaker 3: for Natalie Tennant or Chris Walters, the best thing to
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Speaker 3: do would be to drop me an email. My email
37:03
Speaker 3: address is Dave dot Allen at WV radio dot com,
37:07
Speaker 3: Dave dot Allen wvradio dot com. And I will save
37:11
Speaker 3: those and I will come in with those next week.
37:13
Speaker 3: But again I'm going to be selective about what I've
37:15
Speaker 3: asked them. I'm only going to ask them things that
37:18
Speaker 3: they can actually do something about. As a member of
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Speaker 3: the canaw Canny Commission. That's could becoming a bit about
37:23
Speaker 3: thirty to forty minute conversation that will be next Monday,
37:26
Speaker 3: one week from today, on the show Bigley Pigli Wiggly
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Speaker 3: Tony the Taylor Text three zero four nine three five
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Speaker 3: five zero zero eight. Speaking of candidates, if you are
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Speaker 3: a candidate, or you know of someone you're working with
37:43
Speaker 3: a campaign, or you feel very strongly it's a family
37:45
Speaker 3: member whatever that's running for election. As you know, I
37:49
Speaker 3: offer up free time on the show as a candidate.
37:52
Speaker 3: One time for a free slot on the show. But
37:57
Speaker 3: here's the thing, you know. I had Delegate Hollist Lewis
37:59
Speaker 3: on as a candidate earlier on Tuesday show. Tomorrow show,
38:04
Speaker 3: I'll have a delegate jab Akers who is sitting delegate
38:06
Speaker 3: but is up for reelection. He'll be on the show.
38:09
Speaker 3: I've got a few more candidates scheduled throughout the week.
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Speaker 3: If you want to be on the show as a candidate,
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Speaker 3: you know the questions where I say, who are you,
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Speaker 3: why are you running, what do you hope to accomplish?
38:19
Speaker 3: So on and so forth. You got to get with me,
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Speaker 3: like in the next like thirty minutes. Okay, because the
38:25
Speaker 3: slots are filling up quickly, I will make time available
38:29
Speaker 3: for any candidate that wants to come on the show,
38:32
Speaker 3: But you got to get on the schedule, and the
38:36
Speaker 3: schedule is filling up. I only have a few slots
38:37
Speaker 3: to be honest with you, between now and Friday. Monday
38:42
Speaker 3: will be kind of That day's kind of taken care
38:44
Speaker 3: of because we're going to have the candidates forum between
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Speaker 3: Natalie Tenant Chris Walters. Then after it's the first Monday
38:50
Speaker 3: of the month, which means Mayor Amy Goodwin will be
38:52
Speaker 3: in the studio, So Monday's off so I can get
38:54
Speaker 3: you in. Maybe I got to pull up the schedule
38:58
Speaker 3: here tomorrow, Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday or on election Day.
39:01
Speaker 3: A lot of candidates don't like to be on election day,
39:04
Speaker 3: but I'm just saying I will make I'll do my
39:08
Speaker 3: best to make time available for you. Again, the best
39:10
Speaker 3: way to get with me about being a candidate, or
39:12
Speaker 3: if you're a candidate, being on the show as a
39:14
Speaker 3: guest is just email me Dave dot Allenwvradio dot com,
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Speaker 3: Dave dot ALLENWV radio dot com, and I will do
39:20
Speaker 3: my best to try to get you on the schedule,
39:23
Speaker 3: tex says Dave. Just breaking. Federal prison officials say and
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Speaker 3: interagency operation is underway at a troubled New York jail
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Speaker 3: that houses Sean Diddy Combs going to be associated press.
39:36
Speaker 3: I don't know about that. I don't know. I haven't
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Speaker 3: heard that. Uh have you early voted yet? Turnout has
39:48
Speaker 3: been incredible in the area from what I am told now.
39:53
Speaker 3: My wife and I early voted this past Saturday at
39:56
Speaker 3: Valley Park at Putnam County. There's two locations of Putnam
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Speaker 3: County that you can early vote. One is the courthouse
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Speaker 3: in Winfield and the other is that the Valley Park
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Speaker 3: Conference Center. She and I went down ten ten thirty
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Speaker 3: or so maybe on Saturday morning, and we had to
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Speaker 3: wait around about thirty minutes or so to get into
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Speaker 3: the actual area to vote. Now, if you're familiar at
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Speaker 3: all with Valley Park, it's the conference center. You enter
40:23
Speaker 3: into a large hallway, and there were other events going
40:25
Speaker 3: on that day as well. It's a very busy place,
40:27
Speaker 3: other events not related to the election. But we waited,
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Speaker 3: i'd say about thirty minutes or so to early vote.
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Speaker 3: At any given time when we left, there was probably
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Speaker 3: I'm going to guess maybe forty to fifty people in line.
40:39
Speaker 3: Of course, Saturdays tend to be very popular for early
40:43
Speaker 3: voting anyway, and you had this past Saturday, and you've
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Speaker 3: got another Saturday this coming Saturday to early vote. And
40:51
Speaker 3: Putnam County, the early voting, generally speaking, adheres to the
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Speaker 3: schedule of the courthouse. And in Putnam County the courthouse
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Speaker 3: is opened later on Thursday evening. So and if I
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Speaker 3: am incorrect, somebody can correct me on this. I think
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Speaker 3: in Putnham County on Thursday evening you can early vote
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Speaker 3: up until seven o'clock because that goes along with the
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Speaker 3: normal hours of the courthouse. They stay opened an hour
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Speaker 3: later in Putnham County, and so it'll be a ttill
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Speaker 3: seven o'clock and then you'll have, of course nine to
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Speaker 3: five the other days, and then on Saturday you can
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Speaker 3: early vote as well. But as I said, there was
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Speaker 3: about fifty people or so in line, very neat, orderly
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Speaker 3: process to get my wife and I in and out
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Speaker 3: the door once we Once we got in there, big
41:35
Speaker 3: props to Brian Wood, the county clerk. He just runs
41:37
Speaker 3: a well oiled machine there to get people in. No
41:40
Speaker 3: issues at all. The line was moving in an orderly fashion.
41:44
Speaker 3: They came out and they asked people that were waiting
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Speaker 3: in line if they had some sort of a health
41:50
Speaker 3: issue and couldn't sit or couldn't stand, I should say
41:53
Speaker 3: they offered them. They gave them a number, gave them
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Speaker 3: a place to sit. Some people were nice enough to
41:58
Speaker 3: allow people to jump in front of them if they were,
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Speaker 3: you know, a person that had mobility issues, which is
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Speaker 3: something I can relate to here recently, by the way.
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Speaker 3: So just just a great job. So hats off to
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Speaker 3: Putnam County Clerk Brian Wood and the staff there because
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Speaker 3: it was very, very orderly process. I will say it
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Speaker 3: probably probably was the the longest line that I have
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Speaker 3: faced since I moved to Putnam County. And I think
42:29
Speaker 3: I've lived in Putnham County for ten years and I
42:31
Speaker 3: think I've only voted on election day one time. The
42:35
Speaker 3: other times I voted when it was the last year
42:37
Speaker 3: I did early voting, and it was it was a
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Speaker 3: process' like I said, about thirty thirty minutes or so,
42:43
Speaker 3: in line, but very orderly, you know, and you get
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Speaker 3: to know people and talk to people and so on
42:47
Speaker 3: and so forth. No issues there. So hats off again
42:51
Speaker 3: to Brian Wood and the folks with Putnam County. I
42:54
Speaker 3: haven't heard any issues from Knawa County or any of
42:56
Speaker 3: the other counties for that matter. Either let me see
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Speaker 3: Texas when is mayor good one good to be on again? Well,
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Speaker 3: she'll be on next Monday. I have an issue with
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Speaker 3: cars lining up at one point fifteen for a child
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Speaker 3: pick up at Wholes Elementary School and blocking Louden Heights
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Speaker 3: Road to through traffic. Hopefully she and the police and
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Speaker 3: the Canawa County School System can figure something out. You know,
43:19
Speaker 3: this is a problem, and then the big the big
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Speaker 3: picture of things. I don't know that it's a major issue,
43:25
Speaker 3: but I know exactly what this person is talking about
43:28
Speaker 3: because I have you've heard me on this show because
43:31
Speaker 3: I'm grumpy old man yelling at clouds. You know, uh,
43:34
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43:38
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43:43
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Speaker 3: five minutes. It was very efficient, but the line was
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Speaker 3: an outstanding job at all things election, especially early voting.
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Speaker 3: Texas Dave. I'm an independent voter of sixty one years.
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Speaker 3: First time I've never voted for Republican they have said
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Speaker 3: veterans in our country, and I am sick of it. Texas.
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Speaker 3: I agree with you, Dave. We spent a lot of
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Speaker 3: money on school buses. It happens here where I live,
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Speaker 3: to the block oak Wood Road to pick up high
48:23
Speaker 3: school's day block Oakwood Road to pick up high school students.
48:26
Speaker 3: Between the elementary, middle and high school, it's difficult to
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Speaker 3: make an early morning spot or to get home mid afternoon,
48:32
Speaker 3: says if only think about this in a perfect world,
48:35
Speaker 3: if only they made these large modes of transportation, maybe
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Speaker 3: they could. Maybe they could paint them yellow and put
48:43
Speaker 3: a red stop sign on it. If only there were
48:46
Speaker 3: a way for parents and grandparents to get their kids
48:49
Speaker 3: to school that the school provided. If only only there
48:55
Speaker 3: was a way to do that. Tomorrow night, the first
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Speaker 3: and only googlenatorial debate which the current Attorney General Patrick Morrissey,
49:01
Speaker 3: the Republican nominee for governor, and Huntington Mayor Steve Williams,
49:05
Speaker 3: the Democratic nominee, that'll be held at Fairmont State. It
49:08
Speaker 3: will be live streamed on our website and at Metro
49:11
Speaker 3: News TV app. You can also hear the audio on
49:13
Speaker 3: the radio WCCHS. I also understand the WCCHS television no
49:18
Speaker 3: relation will have it available on their Facebook page. Hoppy
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Speaker 3: kirchwill will moderate the debate. Then after the debate stick
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Speaker 3: around for a post debate analysis in Morgantown. The guy
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Speaker 3: we call Northern Dave, Dave Wilson will have with him
49:30
Speaker 3: Amelia Nicely from West Virginia watch was on the show
49:33
Speaker 3: of this past Friday My Show, and Steven and Allen
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Speaker 3: Adams from Ogden Newspapers, as well as her own Brad mclhanney,
49:38
Speaker 3: and I believe he's planning to have either the State
49:41
Speaker 3: Republican Party Chair Matt Harridge or the vice chair Tony
49:44
Speaker 3: Hodge on with him. Now down here, I will be
49:46
Speaker 3: in the Charleston studios. I'll be providing my post debate
49:49
Speaker 3: comments and will have with me State Democratic Party Chair
49:52
Speaker 3: and Delegate Mike Pushkin. That will be he will be
49:55
Speaker 3: with me here in the studio. Should be interesting. The
49:58
Speaker 3: debate is from seven to eight, with the post debate
50:01
Speaker 3: show with all the characters I mentioned earlier airing from
50:04
Speaker 3: April nine on Metro News online, on air and on WCHS.
50:08
Speaker 3: Speaking of radio. I had to laugh when I was
50:15
Speaker 3: reading Phil Cabler's column in the gazet Mail on Saturday.
50:19
Speaker 3: He was talking about the Morrisse c. Williams debate and
50:22
Speaker 3: said his words, mister Cadler's words, it would air on
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Speaker 3: the antiquated medium of terrestrial radio. That's his words. I
50:34
Speaker 3: guess he didn't bother to do the research to find
50:36
Speaker 3: that the debate, as I said earlier, was also being
50:39
Speaker 3: streamed on Metro News TV as well as the website.
50:42
Speaker 3: And I found out later on the Facebook page of
50:45
Speaker 3: WCCHS Television. No relation. I mean, I guess at this
50:49
Speaker 3: point you should probably shouldn't expect anything else for Phil Kbler.
50:53
Speaker 3: I do find it ironic though, that someone who writes
50:56
Speaker 3: for a newspaper would refer to radio as being antiquated.
51:03
Speaker 3: And look, I'm not a newspaper hater, Okay, Doug scaff
51:05
Speaker 3: Doug Reynolds. They love me because I'm one of the
51:08
Speaker 3: few people that gets the hard copy of the Gazette
51:11
Speaker 3: mail delivered to my paper box every morning and normally,
51:14
Speaker 3: of course they don't print on Mondays. Usually you come
51:16
Speaker 3: in my studio, you'll see I have a I have
51:18
Speaker 3: a hard copy of the gazet Mail sitting right here
51:21
Speaker 3: in front of me, and I will continue to do so.
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Speaker 3: I just like to have a hard copy of the paper,
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Speaker 3: same with books. But but, but, but, Cadler, come on,
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Speaker 3: I mean you actually felt the need to be little
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Speaker 3: and refer to us as as antiquated. I mean, it's
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Speaker 3: pretty pretty petty there, my friend. And I promise you
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Speaker 3: that the folks at the HDHD Media, the parent company
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Speaker 3: of the Gazette Mail, would would never refer to radio
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Speaker 3: as being antiquated. They have both been on this show
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Speaker 3: and they appreciate what radio still offers, as well as
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Speaker 3: I appreciate what the Gazette Mail offers. We're all in
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Speaker 3: this together. It's cabboard. Grow up, grew up a little bit.
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Speaker 3: Tex says. As of today, US national debt stands at
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Speaker 3: thirty five point eight three trillion dollars. Neither Trump or
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Speaker 3: Harris has mentioned it at all, at least that I
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Speaker 3: can find. This is extremely disappointing. One week and a
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Speaker 3: day from election day, some new polling numbers out CNN
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Speaker 3: has the race as of yesterday debt even between Harris
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Speaker 3: and Trump too close to call. According to their numbers.
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Speaker 3: The new York Times and Sienna also say the race
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Speaker 3: is even. While a new poll from Reuters and ipsodes
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Speaker 3: have Harris up by three and a new pole from
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Speaker 3: The Wall Street Journal has Trump up by two. Keep
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Speaker 3: in mind that all those police sources, the ones that
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Speaker 3: have you that Trump or Harrison the lead, that lead
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Speaker 3: is well within the margin of error. So going to
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Speaker 3: be interesting to see what happens one week and to
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Speaker 3: day from tomorrow. Coming up on the show tomorrow, Delegate
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