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07-07-23 580 Live with Dave Allen - co-host Amie Breedlove, Hannah Gardner, and Chris Withrow · The Dave Allen Show

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Funhouse. Coming up a little bit later on in the show. Our good
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buddy Chris Wthrow from the Bennie Keatam Shrine is going to join us Hannah Gardner
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from the Canal Charles, Newmaine Associations here with our Adopt Me Please pet of
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the Week. Plus we got our co host. We're going to introduce you
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to here in just a couple of moments, a couple news headlines real quick.
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Gotta take care of this. Kna County Commissioner Kent Carper back he made
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his return to the Canal County Commission meeting last night. No comment from the
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Complete story posted wv Metronews dot com, a WCHS network dot com as
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well and one of the other commissioners Ben I'm not a candidate for Governor Slango
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will be on the show. This can be Monday. Little little note about
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that, all right, So I gotta get a couple news headlines out of
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the way here, and they're my guest Coast cost this week as Amy Breedlove.
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You may or may not recognize Amy's name, but I bet you'll recognize
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her voice. She is a native of this here area, did her time
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here at the old radio ranch, working various stations here in the ability before
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Barking and What's Been, and continues to be a very successful career doing voiceovers
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for various companies around the world, and she joins us now in the Parmar
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Store studios. My Friday co host Amy, good morning, How are you?
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Good morning? I'm good, how are you? It's great to have
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you here. How's that for an introduction? I loved it with We're gonna
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have more Amy covering up a little bit later on, but being Friday,
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that means we're joining our good friend from the Canala Charleston You Maine Association,
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Hannah Gardner, with this week's Adopt Me Please Pet of the Week. Hannah,
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good morning, how are you great? How are you? I am
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doing fine. My guest co host this week. Hannah is Charleston native and
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world renowned voiceover artist Amy Breedlove Amy Hannah, Hannah, Amy, Why Hannah.
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Hello? So you and I talked yesterday. Hannah. It's it's been
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a rough week of the shelter. And I mean that just because you said
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so many things going on talk about it. Yes, So there has been
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just a lot of animals. Are this is still pretty high, We're still
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pretty much capacity. I would have to say. We are still struggling to
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take in strays. We're struggling to take in surrenders. We're struggling to take
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in anything right now, cass and dog wise, just because we have to
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wait for a kennel to open before we can take in another one. And
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I know that that's you know, it can be upsetting to some people when
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they bring a stray and they can't drop it off to the shelter that you
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know, usually they would be able to. But typically all you'll need to
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do is just we'll just ask you to keep it for like the night or
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forty eight hours or something. By that way, we can wait for a
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kennel to open and then we can call you or we can schedule an appointment
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to have you bring it in. It's just been hectic in the sense of
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there's just a lot of animals coming in and out and we are try best
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to keep up with everything. Well, you guys do a great job,
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so hats off to you in the entire team. Let's get right to our
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pet of the week and is always the pictures posted on Dave Alland Radio and
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Facebook and at Dave a seventy on Twitter. This morning the story of Bianca.
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Hannah to tell us about Bianca. Yeah, she is very very um,
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she's very sweet, but she she's about two years old and she's like
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she's like a pretty much for the most part, all white. She's like
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a pity mix. Maybe I'm not exactly one hundred that's sure, she could
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be like a bully mix or something like that, but she definitely does have
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some of that looks to her. And she is more of a people dog
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than a other dog dog. She prefers people, So maybe a home where
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she doesn't have to necessarily be with other dogs. And then also she does
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have a good bit of a interview, so she would be great for someone
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who maybe likes to go on like hikes for some from like that or lady
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even travel or something, so she would be good with that. She does
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not like cats. So if you have a cat, um, I promise
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you she does not like cat. We know that, we've seen that she
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doesn't like cats. Um. But she is a social butterfly and she's a
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very sweet girl. She just needs someone who can understand her and take her
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time with her and just give her the attention that she needs. She's adorable,
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yes, oh, I will say. Also she is deaf. That
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is a big thing. Oh yeah, she is deaf. I did forget
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to mention that to you last night too. But she she hasn't Um,
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she's she's fine and she does things normal like you probably wouldn't even realize.
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But she definitely can't hear that. Well. Um, she has been adopted
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before, but say, I guess she got out or something and she came
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back to to a pay and she was just never reclaimed. So she's available
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again and she's just looking for her not a good home. Well that makes
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me want to adopt her even more. Whether you go amy, well,
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I mean again, un and all these animals would I mean, you're on
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here every weekend and you know um that we try to find all these animals,
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and we actually have a pretty good success rate and find at the homes.
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But this this dog, I don't want to say it's special needs,
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but there are. It will take a special kind of person to do it.
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But one of the things I liked about the dog canon is as you
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said, is once you get over those barriers. Does not like cats and
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not a big fan of other animals. But as far as people, this
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dog is perfect, right, Yes, she is perfect for people. She
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loves people. Um and I will say she has been in a foster before,
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and the foster did tell us that she is housebroken. She's very good
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in the house. She goes right outside and she holds it from what we
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were told, you know, and she up here's to do excellent with children
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as well. Even though we always advice costumes with any child and any dog,
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no matter how friendly, you never know where the dog came from,
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and you just want to be cautious and we want to make sure that you're
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teaching is still done the respectful boundies of dogs as well, So you know,
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she she seems to be really good with kids and we absolutely love her.
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And she's been with us since February, so we're trying to find her
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a home. Well, we'll talk about some other things, Hannah going on
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at the shelter. Now, you did a virtual tour and your guys facebook
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page. I'll watch that last night, and I understand that thanks to the
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fine folks Abissel and the Bissel Pet Foundation, the adoption fees for cats,
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dogs and select puppies or just twenty five dollars, Is that right? Yeah,
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So we're having an adoption event which is um Bistile Cat Foundations and do
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the shelters. It's the National adoption Event, and it is reduced adoption sees.
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So all of our adult dogs ever six months, and our cast and
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kit ends, and then like you said, some very select puppies that have
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been with us for a while or haven't had any interest or anything like that,
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we include those as well. So they are just twenty five dollars pretty
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adoption fee, and I will say it's twenty five three option fee. But
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if they are not fixed and they go home with you, because we do
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have a pretty backed up surgery schedule for them to get fixed, then you'll
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pay a twenty five dollars deposit on top of that. But that does get
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refunded back to you when they get brought back to be fixed anyway, so
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it's still technically just that twenty five dollars at the end of the day,
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and that event does go on until the thirty first, so it is pretty
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much just the whole month to be the perfect time for you to go get
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your next fur baby for your house. How are we doing on supplies up
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there, Hannah, Cats, cat, dog food, that sort of thing.
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Yeah, we definitely could use some dog food still. I think we're
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doing okay on cat food. We could use some kitten chow and some dog
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adult dog chow. And what we get is the Purina kitten chow. It's
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the yellow bag and then if you're in a cat chow as a blue bag,
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and then the Purina dog dog chow. I believe it's like a redish
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greenish bag. So it's definitely needed right now. And I will say another
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thing that we could use is some blankets, some tows, things like that,
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because we are running well on those as well. That's kind of a
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given throughout the year that you can always use those things, is that right,
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yes, well, and it's always a pleasure to have you on the
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show. Now, I'm going to be away from the Palmar Store studio next
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Friday, So I'm going to leave you next Friday in the capable hands of
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Dale Cooper. I will talk to you though again in two weeks. Thanks
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a lot, all right, thanks for you, Hannah Gardner again from the
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Canal. Charlestu made association with this week's Adopt Me Please Pet of the Week.
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Have we won your heart yet? Amy? Oh my gosh, I
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want to go volunteer. At least do they still allow walk thanks to come
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up? They always need people to walk and pet them and take them on
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trips and fostering and the whole thing. I mean, yeah, yeah they
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do. And again they're in need of, as we said, pet food,
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blankets, towels. I can always use those things up there. And
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now, if you want to see the dog we're talking about again, Bianca
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is a dog's name, you can go check out the pictures posted on Dave
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Allen Radio and Facebook and at Dave a seventy on Twitter. Female two years
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old Spade House Broken prefers people over pet see I'm the opposite. I prefer
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pets over people. Love's Weekend Adventures, I'm told so there you go,
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kid friendly. But we just learned that that Bianca's death. I did not
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know that. No, and she looks to be maybe hypoellergenic or less shedding
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maybe possibly. Yeah. So and as always what we tell people, if
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you see these pictures that we post on social media and you hear Hannah on
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the show talking about it, go up there and take a visit. I
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mean, it doesn't cost anything to go in and say, hey, I'd
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like to hang out with this dog or cat for a little while. And
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if you've got another pet, because there's always that question is how does he
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or she get along with my dog or cat or you know, champ or
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whatever it is you happen to have in your house whatever, bring them along
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with you. They allow that sort of thing up there. So again,
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host today, still hanging out doing all right over there. You let me
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have to know Amy a little bit better a little bit later on, because
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here's one of those things about and Amy, as I said, used to
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work here, one of ten thousand people that have worked here throughout the years.
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Probably and uh and so you probably you have heard Amy on the air,
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but you probably are more familiar with her work that she's done outside radio
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and we're gonna talk about that a little bit later on with Amy. Now
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you may be wondering where the heck is Jim Strawn. Strawn is off doing
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Strawn things because for the second straight week there is no Live on the Levee
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tonight it had ad Riverfront Park. They took a couple of weeks off the
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Levee. We'll return next week and with that to the show next Friday Friday
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fun House, we'll return Jim Strawn again. I'll not be here next week.
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Dale Cooper will be in next week and hen Jim, we'll be talking
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about Live on the Levee, which returns next Friday night to the Moses Otter
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Group Stage. It had ad Riverfront Park. When welcome and a good friend,
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Chris, whatthrow from the Benny Keatam Shrine? How are you, sir?
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I'm great, good morning, Thank you for being here. I kind
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of rocked your world a little bit, man, because normally I have you
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on on to my left side because Amy is here. Now you're on the
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right to just flip everything I say and everything will be good. Yeah,
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everything's good. You're just on that side now, Chris. Last time I
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had you on. I wanted to talk about your past event. It was
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the days leading up to your big fish fry that you do at the Shrine
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Temple. How did that go? Man? It went great. The fish
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was awesome, the turnout was awesome. We made some really good money for
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the clowns and it was a great, great time, good fellowship, good
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food. It was awesome. Now, when you guys do these different events
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like that particular event, you're doing it for the clowns. As you say,
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not explain that specifically. Um, the fish fry was to benefit the
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clowns, and um, you know, I try to help advertise for all
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of the different units, but each unit will come up with the fundraisers so
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that they can in turn do more things to raise money to give to the
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hospitals. So you know, uh, like I said, that last fish
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fry was uh specifically for the clowns. That we had the celts for kids
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a couple of years ago, that was for the Highlanders, uh. And
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then they of course then donated all that money back to the hospital. So
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it's just a each unit they try really hard through parading and fundraising to to
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meet our mission, and that mission is to raise money to help kids walk
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and it's it's a it's a wonderful organization. It's a great fun and we
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have a we have so much fun doing it. So there's a lot of
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crazy fun events that we do all throughout the year. So it's it's really
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nice. And that's one of the things, uh that Amy you know this,
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If you're having fun, it's really not like you're working at all.
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Oh, that's the best. That's the way it's supposed to be, right,
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exactly, exactly exactly. Now, Chris, you're back today with another
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great event. Talk about them. Well, it's it's our float trip.
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It's going to be our first and I hope annual float trip that we get
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to do every year. But today is drop off your kayak the night before.
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We're going to be up at that Blue Creek boat ramp there and help
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you and we'll be set out from four to eight. If you want to
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bring your kayaks out early and leave them there, we'll have a security guard
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watching them all night so everything will be safe. And then you can just
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go right straight to Coonskin in the morning and drop your vehicle off. And
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the County Commission and the KRT has graciously give us some transportation, so we'll
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have two buses running back and forth from Coonskin, which is the takeout point,
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and then of course we'll be starting at nine am. The first boat
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will go in at nine am up there at Blue Creek Boat Ramp, and
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uh, it's gonna be a great day. We've got a lot of got
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a lot of people. I mean people, are you expecting that part?
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Well, I you know, I'd like to say two hundred and fifty,
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but uh, you know, the weather looks good to mark that it matters
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when you're out to be really nice. And the great thing is is that
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we've had a lot of rain leading up to this, which has not been
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so fun for the other events that's been going on in Ralston, but it's
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raised that water level up for us, and so there's the there's going to
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be a smooth float all the way from out from the Blue Creek Boat Ramp
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all the way down to Coonskin, where we're gonna have food vendors set up.
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We've got a band's gonna play, the Weekend Warriors, who are awesome.
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Um, they've played a long you know a lot of places in town,
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you know, a lot of people are familiar with them. They're great,
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So we're gonna do that. Um, you know, the whole mission
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here is this particular fundraiser is to support that temple, the center at one
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hundred Corrier Street, and that keeps the lights on, that keeps things paid,
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that keeps you know, the buildings in good repair. So that that's
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our home base and we've got to keep that thing going. It's a huge
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building. It is it's one of the best parking lots in Charleston. We
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always try to throw that, oh yeah, because it certainly is. It
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is. That's what And Amy, this is what I told Christman he's been
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on. When I go to events at the Kittle Sema Convention Center, I
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you know, if I go to the high school basketball tournament or whatever,
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it's the best parking lot of Charleston. I mean, you can't. And
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and what I like about it is is when you you make a donation to
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park there for these events, that money goes directly to the Shrine Club and
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it goes to all of these activities that we're talking about here. Terrific.
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Yeah, absolutely, so tomorrow morning, come down. You know you haven't
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pre registered. What you can do you can preregistered U right now. You
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can just go to uh benny keatam WV dot us, click on the link
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events link and go down and look at Paddlefest and you could pre register and
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pay right online. Amy ask you a question there could could you can you
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rent those not from us? There are a few kayak rental places in um
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Clendon and area, Elk View area and you can look them up. UM,
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you can find them on a Google search and get them, but we're
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not doing that. Um. However, it's going to be a really good
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time. And I know that there are people who have rented that are going
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to use their kayaks at this event tomorrow. And Amy, you know you've
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been away from Charleston for a while. Agon We're gonna talk to you a
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little bit later on. But this thing with the water, you know,
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with the paddle boarding and kayaking has really not only here in the Charleston area,
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I mean down in southern West frind has really really taken off. Have
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you ever done any kayaking everything like that? Um, only in Florida,
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but I would love to hear so I definitely need some guidance absolutely well,
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come you know what you know, there's a lot of places down, like
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I said, in the Elk River area in Clendon and that rent them.
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And look if you can and get you one tomorrow, they'll they may even
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bring it down for you. It's hard to say. I'm not sure what
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they do. Just tell them who you are. I was on to Dave
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allen Chew, but perhaps you've heard of me. Absolutely, but again and
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again, Amy, I have these guys on, you know, Chris at
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least once a month and could talk about these because I truly believe in in
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what it is that they do with the Shrine Club. It's a fantastic organization
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and they're always doing so much for the community and giving back to kids and
22:26
and things of that nature. It's just unlimited the amount of things that they
22:29
do. It's a great organization. It's terrific. Yeah, we do a
22:32
lot of work. You know, we directly support two hospitals, one in
22:34
Lexington that deals with orthopedics, and then of course we directly give to the
22:41
hospital in Dayton which deals with burns, scars, dog bites, that sort
22:47
of club pilot. You know, we do all those. So we have
22:49
world class doctors, world class doctors, and you know, we've had such
22:56
success helping kids right here in West Virginia. And so we're really excited about
23:03
the things that we do. And if you ever get a chance to go
23:07
to a Shriners hospital, I implore you to do so. It'll change your
23:10
life forever. It's a wonderful, wonderful experience. And and all of the
23:15
men and their ladies that are involved at the Shrine are so focused on two
23:22
things, having fun and raising money. So it's really nice to get with
23:27
a group of really nice people that have a common goal in mind and and
23:32
work well together and have fun, and it's it's it's just a great things,
23:36
the best organization I've ever been involved in in my life. And this
23:40
venue that we talk about and I want to go. Always try to get
23:42
him an opportunity to plug the venue there on Coyer Street. It's I mean,
23:45
I've been to several events there. It is a beautiful venue. So
23:48
if you've got an event coming up, you don't have to be a member
23:52
of the Shrine to utilize it. If you've got a wedding, a class
23:56
reunion, as I mentioned earlier, I had my class reunion, uh not
24:00
in not in Charleston, Butody Logan a couple of months ago we utilize the
24:03
Shrine Club facility that they have down there for our class, class reunion,
24:07
any kind of a you know, an anniversary party, get together. It's
24:11
got a full kitchen, it's got everything you could possibly want at it.
24:15
I think I've been to a yard sale there. Well, hey, you
24:18
get it. We've had exotic pet things, We've had yard sales there.
24:22
I mean, it's a great space. And again that parking lot really makes
24:25
it nice because you don't have to worry about, you know, trying to
24:27
find a place to park and so forth. So it's really nice. But
24:30
we can accommodate a business meeting to twelve people up to three hundred ninety nine
24:37
people. I think two weekends ago we had a wedding there and we were
24:42
pushing the four hundred mark. It was an outstanding wedding. Fire Marshal,
24:47
if you're listening, don't listen. I said, we were pushing it,
24:49
but it didn't break didn't break it yet. But I think there was like
24:53
three hundred and like eighty some eighty five people actually in attendance. You know,
24:59
you send out there invitations, they don't always come right. Yeah,
25:02
but man, every these two, these folks, they were from the Saint
25:04
Alban's area. Very part the parking lot was full. It was completely full,
25:08
completely a great time, and I know everybody did too. We were
25:11
there watching it and helping, and it was a really good event. So
25:15
he was he was there scarping up the free meatballs in the in the wedding
25:18
cake because well, there's a price, do you know to use the belt?
25:22
What? What are the prices? I mean is that very week you
25:26
know, it's you know, between five and six hundred dollars through the week
25:30
and and and you know, under two thousand dollars for a weekend. Um,
25:36
you know, and that also gets you, um, you know,
25:37
your tables and and Lenen's and the whole nine yards and stuff. You don't
25:41
have to worry about because you got enough, you know with your event trying
25:45
to get people there. You don't have to worry about this. You know.
25:45
We have a full full commercial kitchen downstairs. We have a uh servers
25:52
kitching up top, food, warm wars, anything that you could possibly need
25:56
for catering, we have it there. And we have a great staff that
25:59
works there today today. They're there Monday through Friday. If you want to
26:03
come in and take a look at the facility. You can come in and
26:06
we'll give you a tour, and you can book your next event with us.
26:10
And I'd love to have you and we'll take good care of you when
26:12
you're there. All right, let's talk about this event again tomorrow. This's
26:15
review. Give us times places you can drop off your kayak this evening between
26:22
four and eight up at the Blue Creek dock or boat ramp at the d
26:26
and or just built okay, you're we're losing out of MicroB sorry. And
26:30
then tomorrow morning, if you haven't preregistered or brought your kayak in early,
26:36
you come up to the Blue Creek, drop off your kayak, travel back
26:40
down to Coonskin Park. You'll park there in a designated area, which we'll
26:42
take care of you. We'll get you registered if you hadn't been at that
26:45
point. We're gonna provide buses back up to the put in point. We're
26:48
gonna put that first boat in at nine am, float down the river,
26:52
have fun, take your time and enjoy. It's gonna be a great day.
26:56
And then when you get off, we're gonna help you get your boat
26:57
out, get you back to your vehicles, and we're gonna have a little
27:00
Shriner's village, if you will, with food vendors and some nice music from
27:04
the Weekend Warriors. If somebody is let's just say, I always like to
27:08
do out these scenarios. Let's say somebody's working tomorrow and they can't do the
27:14
whole event, they can't get on the river or whatever, I mean,
27:17
could they could they still stop by and maybe make a donation, Absolutely,
27:21
and just take part of the and the after festivities. Yeah, we're gonna
27:23
be selling T shirts, you know, and with it it's a thirty five
27:26
dollars entry, so it's not not very expensive. And with that you get
27:30
a T shirt, you get our logoed sticker that we had made, and
27:33
a safety whistle, which, by the way, every craft has to have
27:37
a safety whistle now in the state. I didn't know that. Yeah i'd
27:41
motorized or not, you must have a whistle. So we went ahead and
27:44
just printed up made up a bunch of them with our logo on it,
27:47
and we're gonna give those out as part of the thirty five dollars entry.
27:52
But we'll be selling T shirts and come by. You know, if you
27:55
can't make the float. If you want to come by and get a T
27:57
shirt or get a package, come in and enjoy the food and enjoy the
28:03
music. That'd be great. We'd love to have you, all right,
28:06
Chris. Always a pleasure to have you on the show. Appreciate you being
28:08
here. Best to luck with your event. Tomor we'll talk to you next
28:10
month. And let us every month and he comes on and they've got something
28:12
going on to get it's it's a lot of fun, but it's all about
28:17
raising money for these hospitals and the different programs and that you have going on
28:21
with the Shrine day. Thanks so much. Maybe it's nice to meet you.
28:22
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28:26
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a native Charleston tonium is all right, born and raised and educated? All
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right? Tell us what part of Charles new from here in Charles South Hills,
33:38
okay? All right? And so and graduate of what school? George
33:42
Washington and Marshall University? Okay, gw and Marshall. Of course, I
33:46
want to hear about about you growing up. You know, you've knocked it
33:51
out of the park as one of the top voiceover talent. It's literally in
33:53
the world. And we're gonna talk about that a little bit later on.
33:57
But was this voice thing or things related to speaking or singing or broadcasting or
34:01
something. Was it something that you wanted to do even as a kid.
34:04
Oh my gosh. It's so funny because I've just started going through all of
34:07
my stuff and I apparently have been in front of the microphone since I was
34:14
seven years old. Um, I have cassettes, I have records. I
34:19
have now I forgot the name of them. Not carts eight tracks? Eight
34:22
tracks, Thank you, Hollywood. Jeff Patty, our producer who told me
34:28
earlier he was born in nineteen ninety five. Let that sink in for a
34:30
moment. He has no idea what an eight track is. Started working here,
34:36
Yeah, in this room actually that had carpet everywhere. It's a lot
34:39
prettier now. The more seventies vibe, then well it's we've at least moved
34:44
up to like nineteen eighty three in here. Now there's a redo. They
34:46
tell me though, they're going to totally redo the Palmar Store studio, and
34:51
they tell me inside information. At some point there's going to be cameras in
34:54
here. So five eighty five is actually going my makeup, well me too.
35:00
Five eighty Live is actually going to be much like Hopy Show is actually
35:02
going to be on camera, they tell me at some point. So I
35:05
gotta work at it. But anyway, so you've always been You've always been
35:08
in front of the mine. Yes, And I just you know, I
35:10
never thought about djaying um. I didn't even learn about voice over until nineteen
35:16
ninety nine. And I always wanted to be a singer. And that's so
35:22
I would sit in front of the radio from seven years old, record all
35:24
these songs, learn the songs, and I'm like, I'm going to be
35:28
a singer by the time I'm twenty five years old, would be the next
35:30
Debbie Gibson of our generation. That's what we wanted to I mean, I
35:32
didn't want to be Debbie Gibson necessarily. Yeah, there you go. So
35:37
so you go away to college at Marshall Gohard, which is actually where you
35:40
and I are paths cross paths at UH and hats off to Chuck Bailey and
35:49
in Ben at East and all the George Arnold, all the people at marsh
35:52
University, yes, all of them. Uh. And what was interesting about
35:57
that was around that same time at Marsha Universe City and you and I were
36:00
talking about this in the green room at like you know, you and I
36:02
were there at the same time. Dave Benton who's on CHS Fox Eleve,
36:06
Dave and I did the new news, Tom Roten who is a big radio
36:09
guy in Honeyton. Now, Tom and I were there at the same time.
36:13
Derek Scott, who later went on to UM do a lot of stuff
36:16
with Ohio University, played by playing things that nature, Paul Swan who's big
36:21
radio gaps. So we were all kind of there at one time. I
36:22
don't know what happened to me. The rest of you guys went on to
36:25
impress the stuff. So what I've got the Dame Allens? Yes, So
36:29
what happened after college though? I mean, what gets you in there?
36:30
So? So because you came here, you were here for a while,
36:32
right, Yeah. I started out as an intern over at WCHS TV,
36:39
and then um Rick Johnson hired me here back in marj Yes in nineteen ninety
36:45
five. And I started here um like I said, in the seventies vibe
36:49
room with the carpet on the ceiling and the carpet on the walls. And
36:52
it was kind of a combination of here in w kwus um uh doing sort
36:59
of overnights and such. And then I switched to seven to midnight on V
37:05
one hundred um and did some other radio stuff along the way, even an
37:10
Anchorage, Alaska. Now, how in the world did June up at guil
37:14
from Charleston to Anchorage, Alaska. My husband was in the Air Force,
37:16
so he was he was there for seventeen years, and he is from here.
37:20
So we met here and then he dragged me to Alaska. And it
37:24
was fun, though, so much fun. It was a great adventure,
37:27
A little Chili and Tad. How's radio in Alaska different? I mean,
37:32
I know it's that sounds like it's a foreign country. It's not. It's
37:35
one of the one of the top fifty. But was were there any differences
37:39
up there between radio there and here? Um? Just the you know,
37:44
you'd walk outside to clean off the truck m and your nose hairs would freeze
37:47
because it was snowing a lot. Um that was mainly the only difference.
37:52
And the cool thing of seeing the sun barely rise over the chew Gatch Mountains
38:00
out of the studio in the winter, that was that was pretty cool.
38:04
So when you were here, let's go back to when you worked here?
38:06
Who are some of the other people you've name dropped a few like Rick Johnson.
38:08
Who are some of the other people that people may recognize? Names of
38:12
different people that worked here when you were here? Oh my goodness. Let's
38:15
well, we know Jeff Jenkins was here because Jeff yes, and Chris Lawrence.
38:19
Chris is actually off today. I think he didn't get to see Chris
38:21
today. Matt Goodwin, he's the one who who I bugged. He's actually
38:25
the one who got me into the biz, I think. But yes,
38:29
because I was working at Camelot Records at Charleston Town Center and Matt Goodwin walks
38:34
in and was talking to somebody about V one hundred and I heard that,
38:37
and it like the light went off. I just exploded inside. So I
38:42
ran over and I'm like, did you just mentioned BE one hundred. I'd
38:44
really like to be on B one hundred, Kenny help me? So who
38:50
else? There's so many people? Anthony the overnight guy? Yes, I
38:54
ran into him. I haven't seen him in ages because you don't live I
39:00
mean, you're in Florida, now, is that right? Yes, I'm
39:01
in Florida now, okay, so you don't and then we pop up here.
39:05
You know, it's great to take a family and whatnot here. So
39:07
okay, all right, So the voiceover thing, so you go from radio
39:12
how how is? And we're going to give you an example, give a
39:14
listener's example some of your voiceover work a little bit later on, How exactly
39:16
did you get into doing the voice? I mean, you have obviously a
39:20
fantastic voice. I'm a radio guy that does not have a fantastic voice.
39:24
I faked it all these years. But how did you get into doing the
39:28
voiceoverthing. Oh gosh. Around nineteen ninety nine, someone said you need to
39:34
look into voiceover. So I chatted with the stationed voice guy when he was
39:37
in town at one point, got a lot of good information. Started doing
39:43
some local Mattress warehouse commercials. Remember Mattress Warehouse I do, Yeah, m
39:49
did those, and life happened my parents. I'm an only child. My
39:54
parents passed, so I kind of pushed it to the side for a little
39:58
bit. Once I'm at my husband in two five, he said, you
40:02
know, you should be doing commercials all the time. And I'm like,
40:06
that's what I love to do because I loved doing production in radio. And
40:10
when I got to Alaska, the afternoon guy said you really should look into
40:15
voiceovers. And I'm like, Okay, the universe is trying to tell me
40:16
something. So I just started part time while in radio and continue that,
40:23
and once my client base grew, I realized that, Okay, I think
40:28
I can do this full time. And just so you know, not to
40:30
insult anyone's intelligence when you're talking about voiceovers, these are you know, when
40:36
you hear a commercial, what most of what you hear on these stations are
40:39
are us you know? It's people that but if you hear what you know,
40:43
national advertisers a you know, a Ford or a Ge or Wendy's or
40:47
whatever the case may be. People make money, you know, by actually
40:52
voicing these things. And now with technology, because it used to be,
40:54
you know, you'd have to go into a big studio in New York and
40:58
if you want to make money in voiceovers, you're gonna have to be in
41:00
New York, Chicago, La, Dallas, somewhere like that. But now
41:04
you can be you know, cabin Creek or something as long as long as
41:07
you've got a studio, as long as you have a studio, and do
41:10
you do the majority of of of your work from your home wherever you are
41:15
wherever I am, Yeah, I've got my little portable that I bring with
41:17
me, and um, of course I have my main studio too in Florida.
41:22
Um. But yes, you can do them from anywhere these days.
41:27
And of course the big studios still, you know, love for you to
41:30
come in and do them there if you're in New York or LA. But
41:34
you can be a voiceover talent anywhere. And UM, we're gonna get back
41:39
to your truly remarkable career that you've you've carved out for yourself here. But
41:44
I did want to ask you, and I promise you, if you're listening
41:49
right now, you've heard Nami's work. You know, you may not know
41:51
that you've heard name He's work, but but you have. UM give us
41:54
an example of some of the places where people have heard your work. Okay,
41:59
let's see. Well, back in the day, of course, they
42:00
could hear me on a lot of commercials here in town. Yeah. Sure,
42:04
and then it grew to like Cadillac um. Now, if you own
42:07
a Cadillac and you get I'm not sure how it works because I don't own
42:12
a Cadillac, but if you do, you get your service reminders. You'll
42:15
get a little video with me saying it's time for you to bring your Cadillac
42:19
in for service. Gosh, let's see, I've done LLL bean Etna.
42:24
There's hospitals, there's Banks, Thomas hospitals. Here in town. You can
42:30
hear me on the phone tree. So if you call in, I'm I'm
42:32
the annoying one saying press one for press two. Everybody loves those, right,
42:37
Yeah, I love them and I love voicing them. And of course,
42:44
if you go to any Target store in the US. You can use
42:49
the self checkout and hear me reminding you to not forget your receipt. Okay,
42:52
give us an example, and I hate to put you on a spot.
42:54
Give us an example when somebody goes to a self checkout of Target.
42:58
What are they here? Don't forget your receipt? Thanks, see you again
43:01
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voiceover Artists Extraordinaire is with us Charleston Tonian radio personality. So here we are
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going to play ten questions now, something I do with my guest co host
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every week. I give you ten questions. You don't know what they are
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ahead of time. You've not heard the questions. You didn't seen the questions.
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It's just off the top of your head. With the quickest answers possible.
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You're ready to go. I'm ready. Let's do that ten questions with
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aby Breedlove starts now. If it's morning, you'll find me with a glass
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of what, And when nightfalls, you'll find me with a glass of what.
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Okay, morning you'll find me with a glass of uh palm, the
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pomegranate, honey green tea thing and night, oh night, herbal tea.
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Okay from the I just don't get the hype department. Name a place you've
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visited that many people loved but you just weren't feeling it. Oh geez,
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Louise, um oh see it's questions like this that make me go my gay.
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Um let's see, it just wasn't There's so many places that I've visited
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that was all great. That'd be one that just didn't stick out? Isn't
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ass not all that? Can we come back to that? Okay? Okay,
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The messiest part of my house is oh boy, my studio. Okay,
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who is your third grade teacher? Missus galprin If there are three pieces
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of pie on the table, apple, strawberry and chocolate. I'm taking the
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apple. You're guilty, pleasure TV wise m missus mazel uh, please keep
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this away from me. Gosh, please keep this away from me. Chocolate.
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Okay, first name only. Who's the funniest person you know? Robert?
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Okay, i'll scale one to ten. How good are you at math
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zero? Typical typical radio person? Since you are a speech professional. What's
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the one thing that people say anyone in everyday conversation that drives you nuts?
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Oh? When they don't pronounce their teas? Okay, all right, button,
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Okay, let's go back to uh from the I just don't get the
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hype department. Name a place you visited. Many people love, but you
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just weren't feeling it. Okay, let's see um. Okay, maybe I
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know now, Okay, Wall Drug. Even though the marketing for it was
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super cool, once I got there, I was like, well, you
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know, I thought it would be a little more. Okay, you've completed
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ten questions. You've got a text for you, tech, says Lisa.
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The AI voice for waste management is absolutely annoying. You cannot direct her to
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a representative right human beings and not AI. That's what I've spent yesterday was
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talking with a candidate for Attorney General here in West Virginia and also State Senator
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Ryan Weld, who's talking about AI. What's your opinion of AI, because
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I mean it could be the death knell to a lot of what we do.
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Let me tell you, I may have to have a backup plan.
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It's a little frightening because yes, it's out there and it is happening,
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and I receive auditions with you know, yeah for the scratch track, which
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means that it's an inspiration of what we're supposed to sound like. For our
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audition, we've used an AI AI voice for it. So hopefully those AI
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voices don't get more emotion, because that's what's missing right now, digueing the
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emotion. And you can't erect just like the text said A, you know,
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because I do live sessions a lot, and you can't tell them to
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read it like this or give me a little more sadness in your voice or
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a little more excitement in your voice. Dale Cooper, who's my boss here,
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Dale is fascinated with A. He's looking for a way to replace me.
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That's what he's always playing around with. Hey, you can listen to
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this. Listen listen to the next nine to ten, gay because you're you're
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gone, text says Dave, no offense to you, love your show,
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But I could listen to her voice twenty four to seven. Why is she
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not on here with her own show? Perhaps known to three oh, replacing
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Dampongino. Well, there you go. Can I do voiceover in between?
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There? You? Because you have a career, so, um it would
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be fun. Um, what's the process like for you? What's an average
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daylight? Because you work from your home, that's where your studio is.
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Well, what's the average day like for Amy Breed Love and the voiceover business.
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I set it up just like a regular or nine to five job,
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and I audition, audition, audition like crazy, and uh hope that I
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get jobs. And when a job comes through, of course I work on
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that. Um. I'm also marketing myself a lot, and I work on
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my books and and then occasionally I'll grow and go and throw a load of
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laundry in. You know, you got to do that too, because even
51:19
voiceover superstars have to have clean things occasionally because you wear a fuzzy pantel,
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Yes, yes you do. They frown up on it when I do it
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here, I could, especially when the politicians and stuff in the in the
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studio. And that's what I mean. You're always it's just like any other
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gig. I mean, you're always chasing, you know. I mean,
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you've got your established people. I guess it may be par I guess I
51:37
don't know how it works to have you under contractors. So but then you
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have people that you're always looking for, absolutely working people. I'm sure you
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got a website, you get a YouTube, You've got something where people can
51:46
can check out your work. Whereas we may get you some local people here
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that'd be terrific, more local. Yeah, www dot Amy, breedlove dot
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com. That's Amie. And of course there's the YouTube, there's the Facebook,
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there's the instant there you go and and coming soon. Threads and threads,
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right, so I got to look at it right into Amy. It's
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been a pleasure catching up with you. It's been way too long since I've
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actually seen you in person. Thank you for being here, and I appreciate
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it very much. It is it's a it's a heck way to make a
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living, all right. We gotta go coming up on Monday. It's Mayor
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Monday different Marri each Monday, as you know, saying Alma's Mayor Scott James
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is here. Plus KNA County Commister Ben Selango and former WUVU All American and
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Kansas City Chief Brian Joswiak All Americans going to join us talk about a big
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event that they've got going on up in Morgantown, Hollywood. Jeff Petty has
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been my producer. Jeff, thank you so much. Enjoy your weekend hobbies
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coming up. I will see you Monday till then, have fun and love
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