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Dave Allen Show: Friday Funhouse with Dr. Casey Sacks, High School Football, Hannah Gardner and Jennifer Fleshman · The Dave Allen Show

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All right, heading into your weekend, Chris Lawrence is saying by to
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talk a little high school football. We'll get to him here in a couple
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of moments. Handing the gardener from the canaw Charles Humaine Association with our DoPT
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me please. Pet of the week. Guys Night Out is happening tomorrow at
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Oaks Field. It's a noon kick for the Mountaineers. So this is a
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fundraiser, the annual fundraiser for the y w C. A. Jennifer Fleshman
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is going to join us to talk about that a little bit later on.
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Plus are your calls and textra Welcome again, Bigley Piguli Wiggly hotline three zero
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zero four nine three five five zero zero. Away to my guest host,
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as we have a different guest host every Friday, is Arctor Casey Sachs from
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Bridge Valley. How are you? Good morning, Good morning, I'm terrific.
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How are you today? I'm doing fine? Thanks for being here.
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Oh my gosh, it's my pleasure. What an honor? Well, I
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don't know about that, Chris. Would you consider this an honor to be
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a on the show. Let's ask her in an hour, Yeah, yeah,
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Coch get with me at ten oh three and we will talk about what
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kind of an honor this is. We're going to get to know doctor Sachs
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personally, but we're also going to get to know by some things, some
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exciting things going on at Bridge Valley. Plus you get to play ten questions?
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Are you excited about ten questions? Excited? All right, Chris?
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I can never get Chris to play ten questions because I don't know what his
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answers are going to be shy. Yes, he's very, very shy.
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He's nothing if not shy, Chris. Tonight we got a good one the
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WCCHS Network Game of the Week. You're heading down to one nineteen for what
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promises to be a fantastic contest between Winfield and Scott. Talking about it before
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we get to that. Yeah, may I just tell you congratulations for what
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I've been on the radio here for thirty three years. I have a show
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on Saturday morning. I'm here every morning doing the morning news. I've done
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a lot of things on the radio. I've been inducted into the Broadcasting Hall
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of Fame. I've never had a show named after me. Oh you're arrived,
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dude, that's pretty cool. Well, I appreciate it's the Dave Allen
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Show. It is the day on the Dave Allen Show. You are and
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you know you're the reason I'm here. Yeah, people keep throwing that up
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to me here there, Chris is just to let you know, doctor Sachs,
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Danny Jones fromer Mayor of Charleston, good friend of mine, who's,
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by the way, going to be on talk Line today. Danny Terry.
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Yes, yes, Danny was the host of the show and the then Danny
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stepped away from the show and they needed a host, and Chris, you
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know, just kind of said hey, as a joke. I think he
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said you should come host this show. And three years later here so it's
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your full holds for credit here. He's a talent scout. He's a scout.
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I don't know how much talent he got out of it. But let's
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talk about this game tonight, Chris, Scott and Winfield. It's gonna be
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a good one. Yeah, it should be. And it is the de
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facto, well it's not the de facto. It is the championship game for
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the Cardinal Conference tonight because both teams. Scott comes into this eight no,
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Winfield is seven to one. The only loss they had was that first game
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against Hurricane, and of course we have seen over the course of time that
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Hurricane's pretty good too, So that's that's not a loss that has really affected
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them. They've done nothing but just methodically win all the way through. So
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this should be a great matchup. In the last ten years, Winfield has
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won this game nine out of the last ten years, including last year,
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which also was for the Cardinal Conference Championship. It was played last year in
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Winfield. Tonight will be at scott Field, or maybe it's called Skyhawk Field.
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I'll have to check that. In Madison, which I have been to
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one time, but I've never broadcast a game there, So I'm looking forward
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to going down to visit the folks in Boone County night. And this scott
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Skyhawk team is for real, Chris. I mean they are. They're a
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power high talk about a balanced attack, and it all starts with their quarterback,
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Matt Frye. He has thrown for more than twenty five hundred yards.
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He's got one receiver that's got nine hundred and ninety seven yards, and one
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of their running backs. Lest you think they're just a running team, one
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of the running backs has got like nine hundred and eighty rushing yards. So
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they're a very balanced team and they execute a lot, so I expect a
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lot of points will be scored Winfields is very good though, at stifling things
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like that, slowing teams down, and I guarantee you the game plan going
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in there will be hog the ball two or three yards at a time,
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keep getting first downs, keep running that clock, and limit Scott's possessions,
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and if you can ultimately end it with a touchdown, that's how you beat
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this team. And Winfield has done that very well with a lot of high
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powered teams this week or this year, so I look for them to try
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and execute that same game plan tonight. We'll be on the air at seven
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o'clock with the pregame show and then the kickoff is at seven point thirty and
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if you want, you to listen on the air or we stream it live
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at wcchsnetwork dot com plus. And this is a feature they just added a
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few weeks ago that I haven't said much about. They're now posting the games
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the next morning or that night on the WCCHS network page, so you can
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go download the game and listen to it again. If you have them to
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be at the game and wanted to hear the call of it, you can
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do that. That's always a big feature too, because sometimes the mom's dad's
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coach or whatever. I want to go back and listen to what did you
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say about about my kid? That's all a moore so that you know they
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would like to have it down the road. I mean, if your kid
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has a fantastic night, that's something you can download now and have it forever
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and unlus you have the call to Chris Lawrence and Matt Murphy and Jered Lewis
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on it tap. Actually Jarrett is in Indiana this week. Okay, so
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Tom bragg is, Oh, Tom, Tom does a fantastic job. Tom
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will do a great job. He always does. After the game, Fred
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and Dave of course in the cast of thousands with me. What do you
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get on outdoors today tomorrow morning. Well, we have talked about this before.
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West Virginia, for the third time in history, will produce the national
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Christmas Tree that'll be put up on the on Capitol Hill this year. They
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always pick a tree from the National Force somewhere in the United States. This
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is the third time it's come from the Monongahala National Forest, and just this
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week the Forest Service announced who they have selected to cut down the tree to
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harvest it. Arden Koger is one of them and a long time, a
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lesser known name, a guy who's been with the Forest Service for fifty years.
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So those two guys have been selected to cut down this tree that'll be
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paraded around West Virginia before they take it to DC. Don't of those guys
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from West Virginia. Yes, that's what an honor. Yeah, that's wondering
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exactly. It's a huge honor. In fact, Arden's dad, I think
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I got this right. I'll ask him tomorrow. Arden's dad, Arden Koger
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Senior, he cut down the first one in nineteen seventy three, I think
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was the first Wow tree at the time. They did this, and he
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and his dad had the honor of cutting down that tree. So he gets
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the honor. I wonder if he's gonna do it with the knacks. We
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should all drive out and visit the tree. Well, you're not going to
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drive to it, you're d oh, well, yeah, you can see
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it there, But I mean, if you want to go see it cut
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down, he was in the middle of nowhere. Well that sounds really good.
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Doctor Sachs is originally from Colorado, and so she's always wanted to get
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back to the outdoors. Right. I love the outdoor well, there's your
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guy right there. That is very cool. Yes, if you're from Colorado,
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you and I could have a long, long conversation. I should have
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you on the show. Yeah yeah, well I'll just leave. But all
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right, one other thing I wanted to make yeh too on the show tomorrow.
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The Meta Creek Trail. We're getting to in West Virginia. We're starting
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to see how, how really, what a great fit these rails to trails
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are. The Meta Creek Trail is now open and they're continuing to build on
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it. We'll talk to some folks that are in the process of developing that
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tomorrow as well. All right, and it's on tomorrow's seven to six.
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Chris, I appreciate it, man, thanks a lot. All right,
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buddy, it's Chris Lawrence, mister Outdoors here, and of course they'll be
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on the air again tonight with the Game of the Week. It's going to
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be a fantastic contest between Winfield and Scott. And then catch Chris tomorrow morning
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seven to six with his outdoors program. West Virginia. You apparently start calling
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the Chris Lawrence Show. Apparently we did. No, we don't need to
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do that. Let's bring in Hannah Gardner from the Keneala Chosty, Maine Association
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with our adoptmy Please pet of the weekend. But good morning, how are
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you? I'm great? How are you? I'm doing fine? HANDA.
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This is doctor Casey Sachs of Bridge Valley. This is our good friend and
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star Hannah Pardner from the Canal Trosumine Association. Good morning, Hannah, good
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morning. We've got Zeus is our dog of the week. Uh. Picture
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posted as always Dave Allen Radio and Facebook at the Dave Allen Show on x
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The artist really known as Twitter. Tell us about Zeus, Hannah, all
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Right, So Zeus. He is a handsome man, and I know that
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you always post pictures of him, so go look at him. He reminds
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me of Scooby Doo in the way with turky ears instead of well, I
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guess he does have turkey years too. But he is six already. He's
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about seven years old. He's considered a senior dog, so his adoption see
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would be a little lower than our just regular adult dogs. He would just
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be fifty for the adoption see. And like I said, he's already six,
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and he's vaccinated, he's got his microchips. All of the animals that
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come in they get microchips and vaccinated as soon as they come in, you
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know, depending on their behavior when they first come in. A lot of
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animals are scared when they come in. But he is a good dog.
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He walks amazing on the leash. He definitely likes to go un walks.
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He likes to play, but he's a lot more laid back as well.
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He will chill out on the couch with you. I know. I had
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him out yesterday in the playyard all by himself, and he would run around
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for a minute, but then he would get up on the little stair thing
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and he would just lay there and watch everybody walk back. That sounds like
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me. Two minutes of some sort of exertion and about twenty minutes of lying
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down afterwards. It sounds like my perfect dog. What kind of dog is
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is Zeus? I have no idea. He came in I believe as a
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stray to us. But he he's got like these perky ears. If I
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had to guess, I would say maybe he's got some like pity or some
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kind of bully dog in it. I would say, like a boxer,
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German shepherd mix. I was gonna say, but he does have like the
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colors of a shepherd or something. He's a tough one. He's a tough
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one to go. Yeah, now that's reason I want to ask doctor because
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I know that she's a dog person. So I mean, it's a beautiful
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dog. And again you can see the pictures posted on my social media.
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Now, Zeus you said does walk very well on a leash. Uh,
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but prefers to be around female dogs. Is that what you told me?
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Yes, so he does prefer more calmer dog. Yeah, calm female dogs,
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you know, Hannah Bridge, the Bridge Valley Foundation would love to sponsor
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Zeus's adoption fee. So if that's something we could do, we would love
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to make sure he gets a good home. Oh my gosh, yes,
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yes, yes, Dave can give you my contact information and then we can
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set all that up. All right, there you go. So Zeus is
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going to be free now courtesy the Bridge Valley Foundation. How cool Islese?
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Somebody go adopt this guy. He looks like such a love. Yeah,
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he needs a good home, beautiful beautiful dogs. Now, Hannah, you
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guys are going to be out and about tomorrow with the folks at dutch Miller
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Super Rue nineteen oh one Patrick Street and Charleston for their fifth annual how Oween
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event. It's happening noon before West Virginia's own Emmy Davis is going to be
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performing. They're doing a trunk retreat for kids, a food truck provided by
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Underprivileged Children Foundation. More is available on that on your social media pages.
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But hats off to those folks at Dutch Miller for sponsoring that tomorrow. Yes,
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yes, we will be there tomorrow. We will have lots of dogs,
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lots of puppies, maybe even and I'm sure that we will probably even
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have some chit ends if we have any, or some cats if we can
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take them. We trust we do our best with the cats because the cats
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do get a lot more stress than the dogs and the puppies. But yes,
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we will be out there, come see us. We have adoption as
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well as they will be sponsored, and there's going to be a lot for
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the kids as well. All right, good and again, that's happening noon
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to four tomorrow at Dutch Miller on Patrick Street. What are you folks in
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need of at the shelter right now? Of course, we're always in need
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of blankets. Cows. If you have any old stuff in your attic or
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upstairs or whatever, we will take it. I know that we don't really
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use big, big pillows often, so we try to avoid taking those in
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because a lot of the dogs just shred them and stuff and we don't want
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them to do that. So like blankets, cowels. I know that we
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could use some wet food for the dogs as well, So we have a
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wish list as well on our website. If you want to look at that,
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it'll be under the donate section, and then I'll say wish list.
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We have a whole list of things that we could use. Dog collars,
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dog treats, all kinds of stuff, all right to get It's all available
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on your website. Best of luck with your event that you're doing tomorrow.
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By the way, somebody sent me a nice little graphic here, and I
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will try to maybe we'll get into this next week, because right, you
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know, these temperatures have been fantastic, you know, in the seventies and
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eighties, but Hannah, by next week temperatures are going to be in the
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forties for high They say we could even have some snow flurries, flurries not
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you know, we're not going to cancel school or anything, but some snow
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flurries next week. But somebody sent me a nice little graphic here about things
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to do for winter safety for outdoor cats, and maybe remind me, Hannah.
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We'll try to get into that next week. I do have a question
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for you, somebody who Hannah gets more text and fan mail than I do,
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just just so you know, is good work. Text says, can
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the shelter use area or throw rugs. Yes, we do take this.
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We don't need like the really really big ones, but if you have some
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small ones like little bath maps or little bathrugs, are like little ones like
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that, we will take those. We use those sometimes for the kennels and
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sometimes we use them for recovery and surgery. So yes, we will take
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those. And that's the you know something to people that are animal lovers,
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and you know you can't adopt them all, but there are things that you
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can do to help out the shelters of this one or any of them that
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don't necessarily always involve adopting. I mean, you can just help out with
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things like that, and they do need things like that. It's not just
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the food and litter and so they get other things dog food obviously, right
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Hannah, Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, all right, Hannah.
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I appreciate good luck with yourvent tomorrow, Dutch Miller, we'll talk soon.
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Thanks a lot, Thank you. I go over to Dave Allen Radio on
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Facebook or the Dave Allen Show on x check out the picture of Zeus seven
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years old, neutered, vaccinateed microchip and courtesy of the folks at the Bridge
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Valley Foundation. Doctor Sacks just announced the sponsorship or the adoption fees, I
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should say, will be taken care of, and doctor Sacks, I'll get
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you Hannah's information, and so that's going to be taken care of. We're
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excited to find at home. Zeus prefers female calmer dogs as friends, but
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it does great on a leash, would be great probably with older kids,
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because you know, it kind of gets to get older, you get cranky.
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Yeah, that's what they tell me about me. So all right,
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so go ahead check out Zeus said again, the adoption fee, courtesy of
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the Bridge Valley Foundation has been taken care of. So appreciate Hannah for cob
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the annual fundraiser for the YEWCA Sojournal Shelter. Jennifer Fleshman, who is the
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Jennifer, good morning, how are you, good morning? Thank you
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for having me. I know you don't have a whole lot of time,
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so we'll kind of keep this short. I've got with me doctor Casey Sacks
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from Bridge Valley. Who's my guest co host this week. Oh awesome,
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good morning, How are you morning? I'm doing wonderful. How are you
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great? Thank you so, Jennifer for you and the organizers. It's now,
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you know, less than twenty four hours till show. Well, it's
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Best Wings in the Valley competition at halftime and we've got several several people that
22:26
are participating in that. We've got Sam's Uptown Cafe, the Red Carpet Fit,
22:30
the Olive Tree, the Cold Spot, the Bucket, Buffalo, Wild
22:33
Wings and Embassy Suites. We've got the Beverage Market is our premier beer vendor.
22:40
We've got Stony Creek Cigars coming out with the tent is halfway up now,
22:45
so we're halfway there. The event is at Oaks Field in South Charleston.
22:49
Pregame starts at ten and kickoff is at twelve. So talk about We
22:55
kind of covered this a little bit earlier in the week, but just in
22:56
case people weren't listening the why a sojournal shelter. Talk about some of the
23:00
programs that you offer there. Oh, we have all kinds of programs here.
23:06
People come here when they have they need a place to stay, They
23:10
need somewhere to stay and to get back on their feet, so we welcome
23:14
them in. We give them a bed and a reason to get out of
23:17
it. This event is important to us because it gives us unrestricted dollars that
23:22
we can use for really anything. So if somebody comes inn a child doesn't
23:26
have a coach or a book bag or shoes, we can run out and
23:30
get it. We run on grants, but they have certain things that you
23:34
can pay for with them and certain things you can't. So this unrestricted dollars
23:41
helps us out tremendously. Indeed, now, are tickets still available today or
23:45
what about tomorrow morning? Are the tickets going absolutely well, Well, you
23:51
can buy your tickets at Guys' Night Out Charleston dot Com all the way up
23:55
until tonight and tomorrow you can buy them at the gate all right, tickets
24:00
available with the gate. Okay. I want to make sure that we get
24:03
that out there, because you know, there's so many different things going on
24:06
with this. I've had an opportunity to attend it in the past, and
24:08
you know again, you'll have the game on there. Hopefully we'll get a
24:11
Mountaineer victory tomorrow because both the Mountaineers and my alma mad of the Thundering Herd
24:15
definitely need to get back on the winning, winning side of things. So
24:18
you got the game going on, you got wings, you got the cornhold
24:21
ter. But it's just a big old party for a great cause tomorrow.
24:25
It is absolutely it's the largest tailgate party south of the Blue Lot we call
24:30
it right, all right, Jennifer. I know you got a lot of
24:33
preparation to do. Is there anybody that you need to think? I know
24:37
you if you start thanking people, you leave people off the list, But
24:38
is there anybody particular out there that you need to think? Oh my goodness,
24:44
there's so many people Huntington Bank and Kovia Teeth, the energy Dutch miller
24:48
of South Charleston. We've got the beverage market, Stoney Creeks Cigars, three
24:52
or four, Whole Hunters. There's so many more. I cannot think of
24:56
them all. I don't want to say any more because I'm afrail forget.
25:00
That's exactly what I said. You end up leaving people off the list,
25:03
Jennifer. I appreciate it. We'll have you on again, maybe with a
25:06
wrap up to tell us what's going on, so we'll talk against So good
25:08
luck with everything tomorrow. Thanks so a really successful event. Oh, thank
25:11
you so much. We're hoping for it, Jennifer, thanks a lot.
25:15
I appreciate it. Thank you, guys. Night out again tomorrow at Oaksfield.
25:18
Tickets are available with their website and you can also get them at the
25:22
gate tomorrow. And it is a big old party out there. And the
25:25
weather, you know, I was keep in touch with meteorologies, is Brian
25:29
Hughes a lot And you know it looks like that there could be some some
25:33
light shower activity they're saying, but not a whole lot, I mean,
25:37
just some sprinkles here or there. So I mean you can for sure drink
25:41
beer and tailgate even if it's sprinkling. Yeah, and it's sprinkles. We're
25:44
not talking about Downport and that's that's even kind of. It was raining a
25:47
little bit when I left my house this morning. There you go. There,
25:49
you know, temperature is going to be pretty good out here as well.
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Want to quickly say thank you to all of the folks who joined us last
26:12
night, the parents' grandparents. Well over three thousand kids last night came through
26:18
the gates at Gomart Ballpark for the seventeenth annual Trick or Beat That's Great powered
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by Todd Judy Motors. It was a capacity crowd last night the ballpark.
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Thank you so much to all the sponsors who made it possible. Quickly,
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I'll say the dirty birds they give up the ballpark for us. City of
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Charleston, Charleston Police Department, the Mayor's office. It was a great,
26:36
great night. We're going to do it even bigger and better next year.
26:37
Bunch of pictures if you want to see what you missed or posted, I've
26:41
got and posted on Dave Alan Radio on facebooks if you want to see all
26:45
the fun last night. But again, we had doctor Saxe over thirty five
26:48
hundred that's estimated over thirty five hundred kids out there last night. You know,
26:52
we did one and we had two thousand families last week. It's amazing.
26:55
I mean, it really really is. And there's so many of these
26:57
things going on. But the thing about this is seventeenth year that we and
27:02
I say we this is primarily the brainchild of Woody Woods from her sister station,
27:07
one of seven three to beat g Money DJ act right. But this
27:11
is one of those events that we do that all of us are there.
27:12
I mean, we had people from v one hundred winter sales staff there.
27:18
Everybody was out there. The mayor was out there dressed in the Pink Ladies
27:21
costume last night from Greece. Oh she wasn't a barbie. No, she
27:25
did the whole Pink Ladies thing with the wig and the whole thing and she
27:27
was out there having She was having a good time out there last night,
27:30
as everybody was out there. But again, we couldn't do it without the
27:34
mile long list of sponsors, so thank you to them. I'm going to
27:38
just give a quick shout out to the folks at Papa John'sizza because they donated
27:41
all the pizzas and we had a lot of pizzas. Thirty five hundred kids
27:45
plus parents and radio people. You're gonna have a whole lot of pizzas are
27:48
going to be scarved out. So thanks to the folks that Papa John's for
27:52
making that all possible. The big event was held last night. Now,
27:56
speaking of Trunk or Treat, I told my friend Chris Witthrow, who's frequently
28:00
on the showed me from the Benny Keatam Shrine that I'd get this out there.
28:04
And you mentioned doctor Sachs, the Trunker treet that you guys did.
28:07
There's so many of these things going on, but I did want to get
28:10
this one because I promised Chris I would. He's doing the thing. He
28:14
and the folks at the Shriners organization here in Charleston love the name. It's
28:18
called Nightmare on Courrier Street and it's happening at their parking lot, which is
28:22
next to the Coddleseemic Convention Center, and that starts around six o'clock or so
28:26
this evening. So get the kids from school after work, bring the kids
28:30
over free of charge. They're going to have the whole parking lot filled up.
28:34
The Shriners are going to be out there. It's going to be a
28:37
great, great event for the kids. And again there's just so I can't
28:40
mention them all. There's going to be so many going on in the area
28:41
this weekend, these trunk re treats, but this one's called Nightmare and Courier
28:45
Street folks at the Benny Keaton shrying and putting it on. Starts at six
28:48
this evening, and it's happening at their parking lot, which is next to
28:52
the Coddleseemic Convention Center. Hook the Dennis in town should sponsor all of these
28:55
events. Yeah, I mean, once the kids eat all the candy,
28:59
they obviously have to Yeah. Yeah, So are you listening to reb Dental.
29:03
You know, it's it's one time of year. I think they give
29:06
them a pass and they let him do that. But go go go check
29:08
that one out. And all the others going on in the area this weekend.
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and there's some coupons I think for a First Watch on there. Doctor Casey
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Sachs is my guest host this week, and I announced about a week and
33:21
a half ago the Bridge Valley was a new sponsor to the show, and
33:24
I'm really looking forward to learning more about the institution. So, doctor Sacks,
33:30
before we get into what you got going on at Bridge Valley, and
33:31
we played ten questions, tell us a little bit about you. Who is
33:36
doctor Casey Sackson. How did you get here? Well, so I've lived
33:38
in West Virginia twice. Okay. I moved here several years ago to be
33:43
the vice chancellor for the Community College System, and then I had an opportunity
33:46
to go to DC where I was the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Community colleges at
33:51
the United States Department of Education, and when that was finished, I got
33:54
to come back. And so when I got to come back, it meant
33:57
I got to be the president here at Bridge Valley. Been such such fun
34:01
to come back to a community that I really care about and have such a
34:05
wonderful job. Now. I mentioned of the show that you're originally from Colorado.
34:07
Yeah, I'm originally all right, So is it Colorado or Colorado?
34:10
Colorado? Colorado? Okay, all right, just wanting to kind of like
34:15
that Nevada Nevada thing, you know, Nada, it's Novada. See she's
34:19
already educating me. I'm getting my education from from Bridgeville. I can work
34:22
a state pronunciation if you like. Okay, all right, well, just
34:24
don't put an ess in Cistonville or Chapmanville and I'll be perfectly Well. Hurricane
34:30
is hurricane. Uh So what part of Colorado are you from? And from
34:35
a town called Evergreen. It's in the mountains outside of so you and Chris
34:38
would definitely get along talking about about the outdoor stuff. So was this kind
34:44
of a career in higher education? Was it something that you always thought you
34:46
would do, maybe growing up as as a kid or a teenager you thought
34:50
growing up, I actually thought I was going to be a Supreme Court justice.
34:52
Really I had really small ass apprecious Yeah, well, you know,
34:55
kids want to be a fireman or nurse. You're going all the way to
34:59
the top. I can't remember every wanting to do something else. But I
35:02
ended up going to school for a program called Higher Education Administration and studied school
35:08
finance and looked at how do we run schools and how do we pay for
35:12
schools? And what does that look like? And I can really geek out
35:15
with an Excel spreadsheet. That's awesome. Talk about the physical location Bridge Valley
35:21
for those who may not know, and I'll say I've been there. It's
35:23
quite an impressive facility. Really is facilities. So we actually have two locations.
35:28
Our biggest locations in South Charleston, where we have three buildings, the
35:31
Toyota Hall, which a lot of folks have been to and don't even realize
35:35
it's part of Bridge Valley. That's our Advanced Technology Center, manufacturings in there.
35:39
Lots of computer programs are in that particular space. Then right across the
35:44
way, we have a building that we call seven oh four Welding process technology.
35:50
We have a program where you can learn how to read oil and gas
35:52
wells and you write a four wheeler out to oil and gas wells. This
35:55
is the job that you get hired for. How cool is that. It's
35:59
such a cool job. People love it, and so you sort of think,
36:00
maybe I don't like science. Well maybe you do like science, but
36:04
you just don't realize it. You don't realize it. And then up the
36:07
hill we have most of our health science programs. We have the best nursing
36:09
program in the state, a phenomenal sonography program, medical lab tech. It's
36:15
really beautiful facility. It's called Building two thousand. It's right up the hill
36:19
and tons of offerings there and so it's actually in the Technology Park in the
36:24
South Charleston area, up on the hill, and a lot of people in
36:28
town tell me they've just never been up there because it was always locked when
36:30
it was carbid that it was a gated facility, and it's not gated now.
36:34
We want you to come visit us. We want you to come up
36:36
on the hill. It's a phenomenal place. And then we have a second
36:38
location in Montgomery where we occupy Davis Hall, which is just downtown on the
36:45
railroad tracks. And again we do more sonography there HVAC, Diesel, CDL
36:50
Lineman. So we have some boutique programs there also that are also terrific for
36:53
the community and all lead the good paying jobs. Well, speaking of Montgomery,
36:57
I'll give a little preview for Monday show. On Monday, Doctor Sachs,
37:00
I do a thing called Mayor Monday, where I do I bring a
37:02
different mayor from the community. Greg Ingram, the mayor of Montgomery, will
37:06
be on the show. Oddly enough on Monday. Didn't really plan to have
37:08
YouTube, it just kind of worked out that way. But Mayor Greg Ingeram
37:10
Montgomery will be my mayor on Monday. Yeah. It seems like a really,
37:15
really, really great guy. One of the things I like about these
37:17
programs, Doctor Sacks, that you're doing is you're giving real world stuff and
37:22
you know, and I've talked about this on the show before. As somebody
37:23
who's a gen xer, you know, we were told, you know,
37:25
you've got to go to a major institution. And I'm not saying Bridge Valley's
37:29
not major, don't get me wrong, traditional type. You know, where
37:31
you're setting in a psychology class when I'm going into broadcasting. Why am I
37:36
said, well, no, think about it. We're all crazy. So
37:37
I guess that did work out. But the for knowing exactly exactly, but
37:44
you're giving real world experience. And what I like about this is is you
37:46
are working with businesses and you're listening to them. You're going to one of
37:52
the be a Toyota or being one of the other, and you're saying,
37:54
Okay, what do you need of our people? I mean, what what
37:58
can we do? So it's we've got a reverse of what it was for
38:01
years. You're actually going to the employers and saying, Okay, what do
38:06
we need to be teaching these kids or adults. Well, we try and
38:08
lead with what the job is. So if you're thinking about being a nurse,
38:13
we talk to all the hospitals in town and make sure that we've designed
38:15
our nursing education so that you can be a really good nurse. Tons of
38:21
work around cybersecurity right now, and every business in town probably you dave need
38:24
a cybersecurity expert. Yeah, and so to think about how do we do
38:29
that and who do we need and what are the skills that I actually need
38:32
to hire for Often businesses say, well, I don't actually need somebody who
38:37
has a bachelor's degree in computer information systems. What I need is somebody who
38:39
can do these skills, and often that means they need a Cisco certification,
38:44
which is much much shorter. So for the learner, that's a win because
38:47
there's a real opportunity cost to going to college. But it also means it's
38:52
a win for the business because they get the employee that they need much sooner.
38:55
And you're doing a lot with businesses too. I've been talking about that
38:59
during the live announcements that I've been doing. You're reaching out to the companies
39:04
and saying, Okay, what can we do to help your staff? What
39:07
can we teach them here? Maybe you know they're already higher they would have
39:10
jobs, but what kind of programs you mentioned cybersecurity? What can we teach
39:15
people that you already have employed. That's exactly true. We have lots of
39:19
businesses who come in and say, could you work with these three people who
39:22
already work for us and make sure they understand Excel better, or make sure
39:27
they can do an access database, or teach them how to program or teach
39:30
There's just a variety of things that companies come in and say I have a
39:34
good employee. There's a person I like, but they need a few extra
39:37
skills. It's not that the company wants to send them back to school for
39:39
a whole other degree, but gosh, data analytics would be really helpful.
39:44
So can you teach them some of that? So it's kind of like continuing
39:46
education, as they call it, for years, you know, to teach
39:49
themselves that. Else. We're talking with doctor k Cy Sachs Abridge Valley.
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40:07
Sax. More than more than ninety percent of the participants in your training programs
40:14
are hired by the companies that have trained them. Yes, that's right.
40:16
So we have an amazing program called Learn and Earn. We're looking for more
40:20
businesses to partner with us, and what we do is we will split wages
40:23
with you. So we go together apply for a grant together to the state.
40:28
So it's not particularly a cumbersome But if you're a company, Dave,
40:32
you and I will apply for this grant together, and then you take a
40:35
student out of our program. Let's say you need someone to do accounting,
40:37
so you take someone out of our accounting program, and then you're going to
40:42
pay them a wage, so that we want to make sure students are getting
40:45
paid while they're working. They do they have to do real work for you.
40:49
Let's say you pay them twenty dollars an hour, the college will reimburse
40:52
you ten dollars an hour for that, So it lowers the cost for you
40:54
as a company, as a business owner, and it makes sure that our
40:59
students have that opportunity to work in a real world environment, doing real accounting
41:02
work as opposed to just theoretical in the classroom. Yeah, studying in the
41:06
classroom and doing it and not where Sometimes, with all due respect to the
41:09
instructors, it's not really hands on. I mean, you're you're dealing with
41:13
made up companies, so to speak, because we all did those kind of
41:15
problems and start. Our instructors are phenomenal and they work really hard to make
41:20
sure that they have applied scenarios. But a lot of what they're doing is
41:22
taking students who are in work experiences and saying, what problems are you solving
41:28
at work? Great, let's work on those right now at school so that
41:30
you can be a better employee. Right and who better I mean, going
41:34
back to the training programs, is you said as I said, ninety percent
41:37
of the participants are hired by the companies who better to hire the people than
41:39
the company the company operators that actually train them. And that's exactly I mean
41:45
we see that every single day that we recognize that the way people get jobs
41:49
is through experience and through mentorship. And the best way to get students mentorship
41:53
is to connect them directly to those mentors who own the real companies where they're
41:57
going to end up working. So some let's talk about things you could do
42:01
for existing employees and companies. I own a business, Jeff and I own
42:05
my producer. We own a business that it's Dave and Jeff's IT Services slash
42:10
hotdogstand. Okay, all right, so I want my I want my current
42:15
employees to learn these new skills that we talked about. We've got some that
42:19
just need maybe a little brush up or something, because technology is constantly I
42:22
mean years ago, as you well know, years ago, you know you
42:27
could do a job. You can do the same job exactly the same way
42:30
for twenty twenty five thirty years. Okay, it's not that way now with
42:34
technology we changed. They're always and there's not a job out there that's not
42:38
it's not going to be touched my computers in some way. I mean,
42:42
I'm ridding half the jobs that exists right now didn't exist when we were kids,
42:45
exactly exactly. That's what I'm what I'm kind of getting at. So
42:47
I contact you, I say, Okay, I've got X number of employees
42:52
and I want to get them trained. I want to get them certified to
42:53
do this. How does the process work? We call you and then what
42:57
so go to Bridge Valley dot edu forward slash Apprenticeships. That's sort of a
43:00
very easy starting point, and then you'll tell us what it is you're looking
43:05
for. So if your IT slash hot dog stand is looking looking for it
43:09
trading, then we'll connect you, probably with Bob who runs our IT program,
43:15
and first he'll tell you the things that we're currently doing. Because there's
43:17
a chance that we already have an existing thing that meets your needs. And
43:22
so if we do, then he'll just explain, great, let's get your
43:24
three people signed up for this existing class and then they'll they'll get the class
43:29
and the training and they'll keep working with you. If we don't have what
43:31
you want, then it takes about six months to customize a program. So
43:36
we talk through, Okay, what is it that you need? Do you
43:38
have examples of that. Let's you know, if they're doing exactly the right
43:43
training somewhere in Tennessee, we'll send faculty members to Tennessee to replicate whatever it
43:47
is that you thought was really great and make it happen here in West Virginia
43:51
so that we're meeting your needs. I mean, it's amazing to me.
43:52
This was a totally different way of doing higher education. Well, we really
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want people to get hired. Yeah, and in West Virginia. We spent
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a lot of time talking about the show on the show about all of the
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jobs that are coming in Toto, West Virginia. They got so many great
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jobs, I mean, and everybody's hiring. So manufacturing technology, we have
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the most incredible program. It's called Fame. It's the Federation for Advanced Manufacturing
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Education and a consortium of manufacturers have gotten together to make sure they can do
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that paid training while students go to school. So they come to school at
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Bridge Valley two days a week, they go work at one of our fame
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companies three days a week, and new course participating in Toyota is participating and
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they're great companies. The average wage for my last year graduating class from that
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Advanced Manufacturing Technology Group was eighty eight thousand dollars with a two year degree with
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eighty eight thousand, it's incredible. It's an outcome that we're just so proud
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of that. If I can get more people to go into AMT, that
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would be wonderful for the region and the companies and for those families whose person
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is now making a real wage that can really change your family's lives. Incredible.
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So that's good stuff that's going on out there. We're talking with doctor
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Casey Saxon again for Bridge Valley. She's my guest, my guest host this
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back to talking to her about the serious stuff here in a capital of moments.
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I will get right back to that. But right now, outside of
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ten questions, It's something we do each week with our Friday Finals guests.
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Host. You don't know what the questions are ahead of time, please state
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for the audience that you don't know what the questions are. I do not
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know what the questions as always our audience listening my co host doctor Saxony,
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are highly trained professionals. These questions were developed and tested in a lab located
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in Goldtown, West Virginia. Please do not try this. Yes, please
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do not try this at home. And is always no wageram Doctor Casey Sacks
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Abridge value? Are you ready to play ten questions? You bet? All
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right? Here we go. Your favorite drink at a restaurant, be it
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coffee, tea, soda or water is not available? What's your second choice?
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Water? No, it's not available. Oh I thought that came.
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My first choice wasn't available. Okay, you're right, you're right. I'm
48:44
sorry. It's it's just what's what I get for having an academic on the
48:46
show? All right, all right, I'm moving on. What time did
48:49
you go to bed last night? I got in bed at nine and started
48:53
reading and probably fell asleep at midnight. Okay. What's the oddest thing in
48:58
your purse right now? Honest thing? Okay, we'll go with that.
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Your teenage celebrity crush Michael Jackson. The most beautiful place you've ever visited?
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Oh god, I mean you're from Colorado, so I'm trying to get to
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pronunciation right, So there's so many beautiful Okay, just give me one holy
49:20
smokes Malta, Malta. Okay. Your least favorite season of the year winter.
49:25
Your favorite sport to attend in person? Pulo? That may be a
49:30
first. Uh. Your best friend at elementary school's first name was Rachel.
49:37
Uh. Do you have your high school class ring? And do you know
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where it is? If you have one, do you know where it is?
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I had a high school class ring that maybe I still have, and
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no, I for sure don't know where it is. Dogs cats are neither.
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I already know that, both the dogs and cats. But congratulations,
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you've completed ten questions. Well that those were painless. Thanks you take a
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breather, enjoy a moist. Now we'll continue with the show. You got
50:01
a big event coming up to night, talk about it. We do.
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We have the pink carpet event tonight. It's down at the Running Right Center
50:07
if you want to come to it. It's on one nineteen cord or g
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upcord or g. It's a fashion show, so it's a fashion show for
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breast cancer survivors. We have survivors walking, we have people walking for people
50:19
who they loved. It should be really fun. All the local boutiques have
50:22
sponsored models and have dressed them for the evening. So I'm excited to see
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you. You did not ask Hollywood, Jeff and I had to be modeled.
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I'm sorry. We do have my board chair Mark Blank and ship is
50:31
going to model Tony the tailor. We're all awfully excited about that. All
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right. Tony was a guest host here a couple of weeks ago. Well,
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he'll be featured in our fashion show tonight. All right, and give
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me the time and the information on that. Starts to six drinks, doors,
50:45
open drinks, appetizers all start at six thirty. Fashion show should be
50:49
a pretty good party, come up to the running right center at six thirty
50:52
and it's fifty five dollars at the door. All right. So I got
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a couple of texts here before. One says I missed the start of the
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show. But Casey is a rotary buddy. If you didn't already know that,
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West Virginia is like you to have her. I am a rotarian,
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proud Rotaria. I have been a rotarian for many years. I'm two time
51:07
president of two different organizations. Thank you for serving. So another text I
51:10
had here which I lost, it says that you may want to point out
51:15
about student loans. What about student loans? All this christ about student loans
51:19
that may be going to Bridge Valley. Your student loans may be a little
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less. Bridge Valley is very affordable. So we have an incredible program in
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West Virginia that not enough people know about. It's called the West Virginia invest
51:29
Grant. And what that does is the state has looked at our programs and
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said, almost every single program at Bridge Valley leads to a job, and
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so any of these programs that lead to jobs in the area, the state
51:38
will cover whatever your tuition is. So you're still on the hook. For
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some fees. You're still on the hook for books. There's still skin in
51:45
the game if you will be a student. But less than ten percent of
51:49
our students on campus takeout loans for school. That we try that people get
51:52
the training they need to go to school. And while student loans are a
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definite problem for the country and something we see at League institutions and others,
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it's not a big part of the Bridge Valley experience. All right. Well,
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Dot Sacks, has been a pleasure having you on the show today.
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Thank you, such a pleasure to be here, and we'll be talking to
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you again over the next couple of weeks. So I'm gonna have a return
52:13
visit for me I think sometime in the middle of November. My thanks to
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