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03/22/2024 The Dave Allen Show on 580 Live - Hannah Gardner, Jason Quintrell, Lisa Pack, Ben Salango · The Dave Allen Show

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Plus Jason Quinchreil is going to join us from Union Mission. They have got
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a big thing going on during the month of May, and I will talk
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to Jason and also Lisa Pack That coming up a little bit later on,
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but right now I want to welcome to the show our good friend Hannah Gardner
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from the Canal Charles DuMaine Association with this week todopt me please, Pet of
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the week. Hannah, good morning. How are you? I'm great?
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How are you happy? Happy spring? Since you and I have talked,
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it is now officially spring, yes, and I'm happy because I'm ready for
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summer. Yeah. Well, you know, we've had some much cooler temperatures
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this week, a snow earlier this week, but that looks like we're going
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to warm up and finally get some springtime weather in here. All right,
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So let's get right to our pet of the week. It's Hazel. Hazel
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is her name is always picture posted at Dave Allen Radio and Facebook and on
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x the artist formerly known as Twitter. Hannah tell us all about Hazel.
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All right, So she is if enough, she is sad already. She's
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around a year old. And I always say that we have other guns and
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their teeth, so it's a roundabout. They could be a little less,
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they could be a little more. But she is around one year old.
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She is microchipped and she is vaccinated. She has been adopted before, but
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the reasonings are pretty much just everyone's saying that she likes to be outside,
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that she wants to be outside. She's tried to escape someone's yard before,
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so she can be a bit of it an escape artist. She is a
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smart girl, so she would really benefit from someone who likes to be outdoors
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as well, someone who would be willing to take her on some hikes or
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some walks, or maybe to some dog parks or something like that, something
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to keep her busy, keep her active. Yeah, so she would benefit
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from something like that. She's very playful with other dogs. She prefers playful
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dogs. She is kid friendly from what we have witnessed. Of course,
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in any home with any dog, even if we've noticed them to be the
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sweetest with the kids, always always feel a bad caution. Never leave them
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alone in a room, you always, I mean, you wouldn't bring a
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stranger in and just leave them with your kid, you know. So it's
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kind of the same with a dog. But then she walks like a dream
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on the leash. She's very very well on the leash, and she's a
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social betterflow overall, she's just very very sweet. She just likes to be
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outdoors, so she just would benefit from somebody who would want to do that
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as well. And you said she's around twenty three pounds, any indication that
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she'll have a how big she may get. I think she might fill out
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a little bit more. I don't necessarily think she'll get much bigger, but
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being that she is a year old, she could grow slightly, but probably
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not much where she does look like she's got some smaller breeds maybe in her.
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But she's very, very sweet, and she's probably going to be around
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twenty five twenty eight pounds maybe once she's like fully filled out and comfortable in
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a home and everything. So she's a good size dog, a good family
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dog too. I mean she well, she's a beautiful dog. And uh
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again, if you want to see her picture, you can go over to
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my social media pages and check out the picture. A beautiful, beautiful dog.
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But like you said, it's going to take somebody, if that's a
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little bit special, to give her the attention that she needs. But also,
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uh, an outdoors type person because obviously she she was like Springsteen,
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she was born to run. Uh. But if you but let me just
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say this, and this is this is what we call a davatorial on the
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show. This is where I, you know, kind of give my opinions
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on things. If you're going to get Hazel and you're going to chain her
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up, do not get her. I'll just go ahead and say that right
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now, because that's not a life for a dog. If if your only
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option, as much as we want to get Hazel ad optioned adopted, if
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your only option is to keep her tied up or chained up, then please
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leave her there. That's that. That's me speaking, that's not Hannah speaking,
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Right I was checking out social media pages, Hannah. Always a lot
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of things going on but it looks like you're doing some hiring at the shelter.
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What exactly are you looking for? Yeah, so we are doing hiring.
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I believe it. It's for adoption counselor and then as well as someone
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for our animal care team. And that could be a wide range of being
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with the cat, being with the dogs, deep cleaning candles, you know,
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a bunch of stuff like just animal care, like you're just carrying the
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animals. And then the adoptions is going to be something that helps like support
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educate people for what all we know about the animals, kind of like how
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are come on here and tell you all about the animals? You kind of
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do the same thing as an adoption counselor and then you all adopt them out
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of course. But we are hiring I believe three to four new staff.
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So definitely, if you're interested, come on up an application and that's the
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process. They just come and see you in person and fill out the application.
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What not? There right, Yes, but I believe we started a
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new thing. I haven't quite yet looked at it myself, but there should
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be a spot to join our team on our website as well. Okay,
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you can fill out that online all right, very good, And do you
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need any kind of experience readther one of those jobs. It's always really good
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to have experience with dogs and cats. It's very good to already know a
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little bit about them. But I don't necessarily think that they need much experience.
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Just a love of animals would be about the own experience that you needs.
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What you're saying, right, yes, yes, and dedication and dedication
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and willing to work odd hours and willing to I mean, it's amazing.
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I mean to me what you folks do up there and all of our shelters
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like yours around the country to be able to do what it is you do.
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I mean, it's it's amazing to me. Now, you're always in
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need of donations of stuff that I always mentioned this last week. If you're
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doing some spring cleaning and you're planning on get rid of towels or blankets or
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anything like that, those items are always in need at the shelter. Hannah,
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Yes, yep, we definitely always need donations. Really, all donations
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are needed. Of course, we always need the blankets and towels. I'll
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say that every time, because we always need those. We are needing some
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laundry detergent as well as some food for the dogs. I believe, I
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believe. I think that's the things that I heard in the meeting that we
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have, so I'm not sure of anything else. But we do have a
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list of a couple of things that we need on our wish or not a
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couple, but we have a wish list of things on our website that you
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can definitely go through. We have an Amazon Amazon wish list as well as
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a Tree wish list, so you can go through. You can either pick
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things up and bring them to the shelter or just have them delivered. So
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there's definitely different options if you if you aren't closed. Yeah, and I
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say this a lot of the show, Hannah, it's it's this is people
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want to help out. I mean they say, well, I could never
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go there because I'd want to take all of them home, and that's probably
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where I am on that as well. But there's other ways that you can
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help out the animals without having to adopt them all and help and find them.
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And it's the donations. And again it's so easy. You get the
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Amazon whishliss, you can go to your local grocery store whatever, your local
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dollar store, whatever, and pick up some items and drop them off.
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I mean, as you said, detergent, towels, sheets, all that
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stuff is always needed up there. Finally, the planning is continuing, Hannah
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for Tuxes and Tails. It's covered up here, not in the very distant
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future, over Capital Market. This is your big black tie affair that you
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do, your big fundraiser of the year, and I know there's information some
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at least available on your social media pages and also on your website. Texas
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and Tails is always a big deal, Hannah. Yeah, we love Texas
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and Tails. It's definitely coming up soon. It's May fourth, I believe
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it's at five pm this year, So if you are interested, you can
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go to our Facebook page and we have a link that takes you to the
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Texas and Tails page, and we also have the link that takes you to
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the tickets and everything, so definitely go check that out. It'll be so
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worth It's very fun and you get to dress up or you can even just
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wear your Sunday best whatever you want to do it all right, Hannah,
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it is always a pleasure to talk to you, and we will talk to
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you again next week. Thanks a lot. Thank you had a gardener again
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from the Kennal Charles and you made association. Hazel is our dog this week.
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Hazel is one year old. She is already Spade vaccinated, microchip,
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all the stuff. Very very sweet. Girl loves to be around playful dogs.
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The only knock seems to be on Hazel is that she is an escape
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artist is the way that Tanna put it. And she was adopted before and
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they had a hard time kind of keeping her around the home place. So
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if you've got enough yard and you've got the time that she doesn't want to
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really necessarily be left alone. She likes to hang out with you. So
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if you've got the opportunity to do that, I know that they would love
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to talk to you about Hazel. She's around twenty three pounds, seems to
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love to be around another dogs. So there there's your dog right there.
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And again, if you want to see Hazel's picture, just go over to
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my Facebook page. It's Dave Allen Radio and Facebook where you can go to
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my Twitter or x page and take a look at Hazel. Let me see
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what we got here. Okay, I got a text here it says,
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yeah, actually I saw this city of Charleston is hiring an animal control officer
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and somebody sent me They texted me here the picture about that, and I
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actually saw that the other day. I think I may have shared it from
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the City of Charleston's Facebook page. They're looking for a part time animal control
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officer if you like more information about that, and again, all that information
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County Commissioner Ben Selango covered up a little bit later on in the show.
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Jason Quintrell, President and the CEO of Union Mission Joyce, Jason, good
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morning, welcome to the show. Good morning, thanks for having me.
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So the last time you were on a show, and I bet you didn't
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even know that I noticed this, but you were on a couple of months
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ago and someone, perhaps me, snapped a picture of you Jason behind the
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microphone and you changed it on your Facebook to your profile pick. Did sure?
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I did? So? Is this a way for you to tell me
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you want my job? Because there's days you can have it? Okay,
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Dave, I'm telling you there's no I do have a face for radio.
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Never heard that before, Bet you haven't. But there's no way that I
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want your job, Okay, there's no way. Just asking because I noticed
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that, I was like, change this profile picture to a picture here behind
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the microphone. Man, that's great pr for me. Though. You gotta
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realize you had somebody in the studio where it's Lisa pack Is with us women
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on a Mission. Lisa, good morning, welcome to the show. Good
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morning to be okay, we need you to definitely move into that microphone.
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You're kind of you're not like Jason and I. You're there, you got
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got experienced. Well, no, you're just not a loud mouth like Jason.
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That's what it is. So so Lisa, welcome to the show.
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What exactly is Women on a Mission? Women on a Mission is a luncheon
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that we have to benefit the Union Mission, but it honors women who consistently
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serve our community in a diverse group of ways. This year we have five
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women that were honoring. Okay, and how long has this this whole thing
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been going on. We started in twenty sixteen for four years, but then
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had to stop because of COVID twenty and are just getting started back. And
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so how are the women chosen for this? Well, we have a committee
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and we get names. It's that's probably the hardest part of this because there's
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so many women in Charleston, in our area that deserve this honor on their
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service. It's like the community service take community service. So there's like a
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process where people can can, like your committee just kind of weighs any sit
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down I can. I can see this happening. Everybody's sitting around a table
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with a legal pad saying, well, he she did this, and she
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did that or whatever. Yes, that's exactly how it happens. Okay,
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and so and you honor how many again? Five? Do we already know
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who they are? We do? Yeah? Are you at liberty to discuss
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that? Liberty discuss that? Right, would Jason? But Jason, you
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can go home, by the way. I'll see you guys later. Yeah,
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Lisa and I are bonding over here. Okay. So, so who
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are the women we're honoring this. I'll just tell you a little bit about
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each one of them. Teresa Brown is an amazing woman who is the volunteer
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director of the Second Avenue Center on the West Side, where the children go
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to from Mary c Know Elementary School. After school, they serve mills,
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help with homework. Teresa does so many things there. She's wonderful. She's
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like a second mom to these kids. Marjorie Cook does a huge variety of
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different things. She's been very active with the Youth Symphony, garden clubs in
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our area, the y Craik Patent House. She's involved in a ton of
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different things. In ourself. I know Marjorie very well. She's actually been
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on the show several times. Was wonderful, wonderful and works with the Vantage
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Valley. Yes, yeah, that's that's what that's what I've had her on
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with the Vantage Valley. Is fantastic person. Yeah, yeah, Marjorie's great.
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Donna Lucas is very involved in foster care in our area through Bible Center
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Church. She runs the Foster Closet and she has been a foster mom to
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thirty six children over the years. So she's great. Ellen Schlotnik is very
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active with Benet Jacob, the Girl Scouts and Ronald McDonald house and the wife.
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She's very very active in our community. And Angie Settle, I'm sure
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you know Angie's also been on the show. Who is the CEO of West
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Virginia Health, Right, Angie just goes above and beyond. Now, when
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is the actual event? It is May seventh, okay, from noon to
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one thirty at the Charleston Marriott at the Marriott, Okay, and tickets are
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available. They are we feed people dot Com and tickets are seventy five dollars.
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We do have sponsorships available that run from five thousand to two fifty and
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you are still looking for sponsors. All that's one of the reasons you probably
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wondered, why are we having this on so early. Well, that's the
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reason because we want to appeal to our business leaders or any other groups that
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would like to get involved with sponsorship. So if I decide to if not
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me, if Ryan, my producer, decides to sponsor this. So what
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exactly do you get for your sponsorship, Well, it depends on what level
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you can track at. Of course, our highest levels five thousand. We
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will promote you from our website, will promote you from the stage. We'll
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have a full page ad in the program, we go down to table sponsors
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who will list you in the program, and there's levels in between where we'll
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list your logo. We really really appreciate sponsors because we want them to join
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us in promoting the Union Mission as well as these ladies. All right,
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let's go down, Jason. I I am going to make some airtime for
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you just so you know, but you don't have to let me bring you
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in to talk about Union Mission and on your involvement in all this. Sure,
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So, Union Mission for one hundred and thirteen years has been about the
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community and serving the community. So it only it fits, you know,
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recognizing women that go over and above for our community. It just fits.
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It goes hand in hand to recognize these ladies and what they're doing. It's
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a great luncheon. It's a great I'm just gonna say, it's a great
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networking opportunity with a lot of people. It's a great opportunity to really see
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some new faces maybe that you haven't heard of before. It's I think food's
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great. It's at the Trust. Yes, and so this is one of
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my favorite events every year just for the simple fact of it's based on nothing
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talk about union mission talk about some of the other things you got going on,
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Jason, Well, our recoveries are doing really, really well. I'm
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very excited about our recoveries. So some of the data that we that I'm
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kind of a data geek when it comes to the mission, and so Dave
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the twelve to fifteenth month long recovery, those that stay the twelve and fifteen
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months and graduate right now, we are at eighty percent success rate of five
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years. That's amazing. It is, I mean, it's unheard of in
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that business. I know a little bit about it, and that's unheard of.
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It goes hand in hand with what's going on with our Behavioral Health center,
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goes hand in hand. We are a faith based organization, so we
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provide Bible classes and understanding who Christ is. But we don't stop there.
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We want a holistic approach here in recovery. We deal with mind, body,
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and spirit. So we start working on the body with our wellness center
23:33
good nutrition, we start working on the mind with our Behavioral Health Center,
23:37
and we start working on the spirit in our classes. And it's pretty cool
23:42
to see where these people end up after twelve fifteen months and then even after
23:47
now, so how do people end up in your program, Jason. Are
23:51
these people that have just come in and said, like, I've had enough
23:52
of this lifestyle. I want Are their families get involved? I mean,
23:57
how exactly does one end up in the program? Yes, yes, and
24:00
yes. Actually it's where someone gets really you know, you hear rock Bottom,
24:07
and somebody's got to realize that enough is enough. I'm going to either
24:10
die or I'm going to end up in prison, and so it's time to
24:12
make a change. They have to reach that point before they want recovery.
24:15
You can't just make somebody go through recovery. So we take about forty percent
24:19
of our clients out of the criminal justice system, and we take about sixty
24:23
percent of referrals from family members and the community. I want to talk about
24:29
that relationship with the criminal justice sure system because you know, we are in
24:34
election mode season right now, and I've had a lot of candidates that have
24:37
come on the show running for judge and running for magisters and things of that
24:41
nature, and they all say, regardless of what their stance on anything else
24:45
is is, they all point to the to the drug issue, and they
24:48
all point to mental health issues, and they all go kind of kind of
24:52
hand in hand, What is your relationship with Union mission, like with the
24:56
judicial system here in the Kanawh Valley. It's good, It's really good.
25:00
I mean it has I'll be honest and a little transparent. It always hasn't
25:03
been that way, but in the past five seven years we have done a
25:08
really good job bridging some gaps, starting to operate on a very high level
25:15
professional level, especially with our behavioral health center, and people are recognizing that
25:19
and recognizing the work that we are doing in the community and recovery. And
25:23
we're building really good relationships within the criminal justice system with pos with judges.
25:30
My recovery director would she spends all of her time doing that. I don't
25:33
really get involved in that too much, but yeah, networking has been very
25:40
high on the priority list the past four or five years. So we're making
25:44
those necessary relationships and getting those people within recovery and off the streets. Are
25:49
we are we making any headway in this thing? I mean overall? I
25:53
mean, I know that's a very difficult question, Jason, but are we
25:57
are we finally getting somewhere? Dave eighty percent relapse right in the country.
26:06
You got to face the facts. We're going to continue to fight. But
26:11
I can't look at you and say that we are absolutely on top of this
26:18
and knocking the ball out of the park. Yeah, I mean, it's
26:19
it's like anything else. And I have no training in this sort of thing
26:22
whatsoever. Just what I've witnessed, uh is you got to want it.
26:26
And and sometimes people that enter these programs may not necessarily have reached that as
26:32
you said that rock Bottom, Jason. They may not actually be there yet,
26:37
or maybe they're there just trying to keep theirselves out of the criminal justice
26:40
system or whatever. They may not be there for one percent for the right
26:44
reasons. I see that all the time, and you know, you know
26:47
that it's a lot easier to be in our recovery than in prison, right.
26:52
But I've also seen that happen with the same person three and four and
26:56
five times, and then finally they get to the point where I can't do
27:00
this anymore, I can't live this. And so now we're able to see
27:03
them successful because they've finally made that conscious decision that enough's enough. I have
27:07
told this story on the air many many times. I have a good friend
27:11
from my hometown and I grew up together, went the high school together,
27:14
it's a year behind me in school, the good kid in the neighborhood.
27:18
When on Saturday nights as a teenager, when we were out, the rest
27:22
of the guys were out doing what we're not supposed to do and trying to
27:26
get beer and all this other stuff as high school kids do. I never
27:32
did that. He was I'm gonna keep going now. He was the one
27:36
that was always, now, we don't need to do that, we don't
27:38
need to do that. He was probably right, but after high school he's
27:44
the one that got the what was then that's the time the pill problem because
27:48
he was injured, was prescribed vikoing something like that, and it began a
27:53
road for him that was well over twenty five years or so into twenty last
28:00
time I talked to him, and he, thankfully, he's doing well.
28:03
Now. He's a twenty to twenty five different treatment centers across the country,
28:07
going out of the country, going you know, in the country, the
28:11
tough love kind of thing, the country club kind of thing. He did
28:14
it all, went through twenty to twenty five of them, and he's finally
28:17
at age fifty two, doing well clean. And I say all that to
28:22
say this is for some folks. It is a long, long road.
28:26
It is, man, it really is. And I mean it's when I
28:30
first got it, got with Union mission, I didn't have a good understanding
28:34
of what people went through in recovery. I would get very upset. You
28:38
know, why don't you just stop, why don't you just get out of
28:41
it? I mean, I mean, stop stealing, stop putting a needle
28:45
in your arm. But and it didn't take long till I figured out,
28:49
Man, it's a process of sometimes they're doing that just to not be sick,
28:55
be dope sick. And so that drive and it was all. It
29:00
was also explained to me that if I hold my breath long enough in that
29:03
desire for my body to get air is the same desire or more that they
29:08
got to have that dopamine fix. And that's what leads to going back to
29:14
the criminal justices, and that's what leads to your lawnmowers getting sole one,
29:17
and that's what leads to you know, all this sort of stuff. But
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to you and let's talk about the luncheon again. That's in a month of
29:38
May. What was the date again, May seventh, over at the Marriott
29:42
and tickets are available on the website again, hit that for us again.
29:47
We feed people dot com real, real easy. And that's we spent some
29:52
time here talking about this luncheon and Jason I kind of went off on a
29:55
tangent talking about the recovery aspect. But Union Mission does so many different things,
30:00
correct, from preschool to homelessness, to recovery to feeding thousands. Yeah,
30:04
it's quite a broad stroke, all right. And this luncheon again is
30:10
going to be in the month of mayor with the Mary. I want to
30:11
urge everybody to go. And I know I've got a lot of business people
30:15
listen to this show. They need your help, they need your sponsorship.
30:17
So again, give the information of somebody, if you're a business owner,
30:21
business manager, church, individual, whatever that wants to get involved to help
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out with this, give us the content information again, Lisa. Yes,
30:30
you can sponsor online at wefeedpeople dot com and sponsorships are available from two hundred
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and fifty to five thousand dollars and we encourage everyone to join us. All
30:38
right, and you're honoring five very very special ladies with this. Is there
30:42
a place online like do you have like a social media or something where people
30:47
like maybe on your Facebook page or something where people can go to learn more
30:49
about them? Yes, yes, absolutely, yes, we've been having a
30:52
weekly posts and tell we're going to share a little bit more about the ladies
30:56
as it gets closed. All right, now, well we'll have you back
30:59
on before it gets close. How's I try to sell some tickets, Jason.
31:00
I appreciate you being here, Lisa, very nice to meet you.
31:03
And I know your husband very well, Erry Pack, so a big shout
31:07
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Lisa had to leave us, but they had a text here on their way
34:19
out the door. But I did get an answer for you. The textra
34:20
said, are the folks in the program allowed to attend the church that they
34:23
want to? Yes? They are. I asked Jason that just before he
34:27
left. Yes they are. He said. It wasn't always that way with
34:30
this program, that they had to attend a certain church, but now they
34:32
can. They're free to go to any church they want to, according to
34:37
a according to Jason, actually, hey, Ben Solang goes here. Hey
34:40
man, Hey, thanks for having me on, mister commission. Good morning,
34:44
Happy Friday. Good morning, Yes, happy Friday. You a NCAA
34:46
tournament guy. You know this is the first year that I have not filled
34:51
out a bracket. Yeah, it just kind of snuck up on me.
34:53
But I did watch the game last night the UK who was at the beat
34:57
UK Oakland Oakland. Yeah, that was a great Yeah. And I am
35:00
not a huge basketball fan, to be honest with you, and I did
35:04
not fill out a bracket, but I know and I got a lot of
35:07
fans, especially being from the part of the world that I'm originally from,
35:09
that are UK fans. Any any jobs available for coach Caliperi right now?
35:15
Kanaw County. Anything that you got a slot for him over. I'm sure
35:17
we can find something. We could probably get him over at the Shawnee teaching
35:21
some basketball. Well, I don't know. Maybe I tell you there's a
35:25
I got it. There's a friend of mine and I'll say this to move
35:29
on as a friend of mine on social media who lives in Kentucky and she
35:31
posted this morning, she said Happy Friday to everybody except coach Caliperi. Oh,
35:37
poor guy. So he's uh, he's had a he's had a rough,
35:40
rough, rough day. Yeah, that was an incredible game. Then.
35:44
Uh so yesterday evening a public meeting Commissioner was held to discuss and to
35:46
get input about the opioid settlement money coming to Kanawa County something like seven million
35:52
dollars or so. I had Commissioner Wheeler, the president of the commission on
35:55
yesterday to talk about So I thought i'd have you on his kind of he
35:58
did the preview, you do the review. How was the turnout last night
36:00
of what did the commissioners learn? So we had we had a good turnout.
36:04
We had. You know what we're doing now on April one, We're
36:07
going to launch an online application, very similar to what we did with the
36:10
ARP funding, and so preference will be given to those programs that are already
36:15
established. I mean, we have seven million dollars that's going to come in
36:19
over ten years, so that's not going to be a lot of money when
36:22
you look at you know, the devastation that the OPLOIDS is called, particularly
36:25
here in Kenwall County. And so we're going to have an online application process.
36:30
You go in, you submit the application, you kind of indicate what
36:34
the money is going to be used for. There is a two hundred fifty
36:37
thousand dollars cap that we're going to impose because everybody's going to come in and
36:40
want all seven million, right, we don't have the seven million, Yep,
36:45
We've got around two point nine million. So that's what we're doing.
36:47
We're going to go ahead and open up the online application. Everything that is
36:52
submitted, much like our ARP money will be vetted. We'll have an accountant
36:54
look at it. We'll have a lawyer, Caleb David look at it to
36:59
make sure that it is is within the guidelines that we're established by the What's
37:02
in your First Foundation and we'll start making sure that that money gets out to
37:07
the public to put it to use, and those applications will be available online.
37:13
So if I fill out an application with something for an organization I'm involved
37:16
with or whatever, other people can see that, right everybody. Much like
37:21
the ARP. I mean, we you know, we receive some RP applications
37:23
that you know, and we posted on there that it's going to be public,
37:28
but I'm not sure people understood that it was going to be public and
37:30
so that but that's the way this is going to be. It is public.
37:32
It is public if you if you submit it, it's going to be
37:36
available for review. And then every vote that we take. You know,
37:40
there's not going to be any executive sessions, no back room meetings. Everything
37:44
that we do, every dollar that we spend is going to be done in
37:46
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And as we explained yesterday with Commission President Wheeler Ben, this money has
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to go for something to do with opioids, you know, be an education,
38:22
be a resource officer, facilities, something like that. So this money
38:27
cannot unfortunately, we cannot use it to pave your alley. Right, Yeah,
38:30
that's important. I mean it's not really it's not an infrastructure grant.
38:34
It's not money that we received kind of like the ARP. We could use
38:37
it for infrastructure, tourism, water projects. It was a little broader,
38:40
I think than this money. This really has to go to abate or somehow
38:46
help with the opioid or drug crisis. And so that's what it'll be used
38:52
for. And we've got to make sure because look, if we screwed that
38:54
up, we got to pay it back. Yeah. Last thing you want
38:57
to do is hand out money and then end up having to pay it back.
39:00
You know, that would be uh, that would not be not be
39:02
good. That sounds familiar, It sounds vaguely familiar uh Tex says, can
39:10
little leagues apply for the money? You can apply. I'd be shocked if
39:15
you get it. Yeah, well, I mean let's just be honest about
39:17
it here, because I mean unless you what, could you somehow skew that
39:22
to you know, I'd be shocked. I think that was call them they
39:25
just say no to drugs, tigers or something like that. Probably not.
39:30
I think they'd probably see through that. I think it really has to go
39:34
for you know, substance abuse help. You know, we've got other pockets
39:39
of money for little leagues that are in trouble, and we get a lot
39:44
of those requests. I mean, we helped out the Little League up in
39:46
Camel's Creek last night. You know, they had that they've been flooded and
39:51
their concession stand has been broken into. We've helped them a lot. And
39:53
then last night they had a mower that was in the August of twenty twenty
39:58
three flood that they been trying to use and it sometimes worked and sometimes didn't
40:02
work. So we were able to help them out with cole severance money to
40:07
get them a new zero turn mow or so they can mow the fields.
40:09
You know, anytime that I ever have any of the three County commissioners on
40:13
the show, I invariably get a text from somebody, and you know,
40:15
I don't know where the text are coming from, but a text to somebody
40:19
that thanks the County Commission for what you've done on Campbell's Creek. And they
40:22
always say the state didn't do anything following flooding. And I don't know whether
40:27
it's true or not. That's just whether it's true. Okay, Okay,
40:30
Well, I'm just reading what they say. But they always, whoever this
40:32
person is, always wants to give praise to the Canawa County Commission for what
40:37
you folks did. Well. We certainly appreciate that. We got to keep
40:39
in mind too, you know, the state helped a lot. Governor Justice
40:43
actually came out and toured, and I remember it was in the August of
40:45
twenty three flood or the one before that he came out and toured. We
40:49
had the Department of Highways came out and really helped a lot. We had
40:52
a lot of the businesses up there that helped. So Center of Mansion was
40:57
on site after the not the twenty three ff love with the one before,
41:00
and so we really had a good partnership with the state and federal delegation that
41:06
came out and really pitched in to help. They just get I mean,
41:09
it's just such a it's the area has just been hit so hard with the
41:13
decline of coal and with flooding and you name it, and it's happening.
41:15
And we've tried to really direct the coal severance money in that direction in the
41:22
africanalv Valley, and I think we're doing a lot better job now making sure
41:25
that that money goes back into the community that actually produced it. The commissioner,
41:29
what can we do? It seems like every time that we have a
41:32
weather emergency situation like that, and I know that Jeff Jenkins is very familiar
41:38
with that areas from that area and he gets out and he reports on it
41:40
seems like it's always the same areas that we're always talking about. We're always
41:44
talking about Campbells Creek, We're alway talking about Wichard Creek in all these different
41:46
places. What overall can be can we do? You know, you can't
41:52
anything about Mother Nature, but there's obviously some other issues. Yeah, So
41:55
let me let me point out first of all, another issue that came up
41:59
with the kind of Commissioner last night was the SBA loans. The US government
42:02
down SBA loans that are interest free for the first year, so it's and
42:07
it's for disaster relief. That deadline's April one, so if you're looking for
42:12
I think it's four percent after the first year in that range. So if
42:15
you need help, you've got a business that was flooded, if you have
42:17
I think it even works for homes if you've got issues from the flood.
42:22
There's actually a federal SBA loan that's interest free for the first year that you
42:27
can get to help remedy because you know a lot of people don't have insurance
42:30
and sometimes the insurance company just deny coverage for whatever reason. So you know,
42:35
make sure I want people to know that that's available. The deadline's coming
42:38
up Apri one. Now back to the other issue. One of the things
42:42
that we're doing up there. You know, when the creeks get clogged up,
42:45
that produces a lot of flooding. So we've got kind of white cleanups
42:50
that are going on. We do those several times per year where you're going
42:53
to be coming up here, yeah, yeah, coming up soon. We've
42:55
got you know, pulling tires out of creeks. We're making sure that we're
43:00
trying to open those things up. We try to be as responsive as possible,
43:05
you know, when when we get a significant rainfall, to try to
43:08
help people out, you know. But but ultimately that's been going on for
43:13
many, many years, and it's just it's the it's the location. You
43:19
know. We can try to do everything we possibly can, but it doesn't
43:21
mean it's going to fix it, all right, Tex says. Commissioner Wheeler's
43:23
take on the current water health of Paint Creek was much more optimistic than Commissioner
43:29
Selango's. I wouldn't need a fish out of their statement a couple of months
43:31
back, it's now is it now cleaner? And would Commissioner Selango now eat
43:36
a Pink Creek trout? Did you hear the show yesterday with Wheeler? Okay,
43:39
well, let me go back the text that was yesterday and I read
43:44
this and Lance answered it. It said, can you check with Commissioner Wheeler
43:47
about the state? Okay? We lost everything? Okay, we good?
43:52
Now all right? It said, Dave, can you check with the Commissioner
43:54
Wheeler about the status of the chemicals spilled in Pink Creek Commissioner Selango said your
44:00
show recently that it was unsafety fish there. Yet the state has been stocking
44:02
trout there since the fall. A lot of folks are eating them and don't
44:06
know better. I asked Lance about that yesterday and he said it's safe.
44:09
So this follow up text from the same person says, would you eat a
44:15
fish? Would you eat a paint? Creekd trout Commissioner. At first,
44:17
I don't remember saying that the fish and paint were unsafe. I mean,
44:21
I think if they're living there again, they're probably okay. So yeah,
44:25
I do it. In fact, I want to go catch one. I'll
44:28
fillay it right down the spot, all right now, I mean not sushi
44:30
style. I'm going to cook it, okay. Promo by the way,
44:34
Ryan, there's some good stuff for future promo there, all right. So
44:37
Tex says, couldn't the money just be placed into an account to draw interest
44:42
and let it increase and use it to build a larger, more advanced recovery
44:45
and education facility. Well, there are certain guidelines on when you can use
44:47
the money. Now, there are times and there's time frames there, you
44:51
know. So with the Capital Sports Center, we actually put some of our
44:54
some of that money into a money market account that's getting around five percent.
45:00
We've got other county money and money money markets account accounts that are getting you
45:05
know, in Shawnee Foundation, we just put that money into a money market
45:07
account. So yeah, that's a that's a good idea. You just have
45:12
to spend it by a certain timeframe, you know, the ARP money,
45:15
we had to have it committed by the end of twenty five and spent I
45:16
think by the end of twenty six. And uh, but that money is
45:22
earning interest, so we we've actually we get a lot of money on interest,
45:24
you know, on those when we get some of that federal money coming
45:28
in, we're able to put that in money market That right now is pretty
45:32
good. I mean, maybe not compared to what was in the seventies and
45:36
eighties, but it's pretty good right now. I mean, I got a
45:38
couple quick texts and we've got to go to break and get you out of
45:40
here. Text says could that going back to a little league text, the
45:44
goal would be to use money for education. When they ask about little leagues
45:47
like to use it for education. Yeah, and uh, you know,
45:51
how are you gonna how you're gonna implement that. I mean, does the
45:53
coach have to start every practice or every game talking about opioids to six year
45:59
old kids. I'm not sure sure that that's the best use of the money.
46:02
I think we have other moneies available for a little leagues when they need
46:06
help. I think this really needs to go out to you know, those
46:10
folks that are on the front lines fighting there. All right, final text,
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and we'll go, h can we get the trash picked up along sixty?
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On Route sixty? Many of them use it for tourism. Can we
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can we get get out there? Yeah, after you're done fishing, can
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you go pick up Yeah, I'll catch it. I just need to know
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where it is. So if they call the Kanawk County Commission and let us
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know where it is on Route sixty, that's a pretty big stretch of land.
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Give us an idea of the problem. You know. I get those
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calls quite a bit and we respond. I mean, I'll have somebody out
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there in twenty four hours. You tell them where it is. All right,
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there you go. It's the eastern part of Kanak County. It's like
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it's like this is an ongoing conversation here. They said to eastern part of
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call the County Commission. Give the number again. Ben three five seven zero
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one zero zero. I hope that's not my secretary. Call that number.
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Call that number and it'll gets you, he says. An he said within
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twenty four hours. That's what he said. H right, hiright, commissioner.
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Overdue for a break, gotta go. Thanks as always for being here,
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Got some information here from the Cannaw County Commission. The number that Commissioner Slango
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mentioned being ben Selango. He gave the wrong number. Actually he was our
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number. But it's a better number to call, according to the folks at
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the County Commission. Three zero four three five seven zero one zero one.
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So thought this has reference to with somebody sent a texting mister Solango asking about
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doing some clean up on Route sixty of the eastern part of Canawk County.
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He gave out a number not the best number to call. What he gave
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out the correct number is. It was the right number. It's just not
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the best one to call. This one is the better one. Three zero
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four, three five seven zero one zero one. But Dave Allen showing five
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going to be closing five elementary schools and there's some staff positions being cut,
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and so I reached out to the board's office and Superintendent Tom Williams is going
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to join us on the show to talk about that. On Monday to Day
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on Hoppy right after I'm done, Harvey Payton, Attorney is going to be
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tournament appearances by both WVU and Marshall women's basketball teams. And if you've been
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several areas of the state are I mean just absolutely being devastated by wildfires,
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I know, down in my native homeland down in Logan County, there's
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just it's communities, are homes being threatened in things of that nature. Several
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structures around the state have already been destroyed homes and whatnot. So the hobby
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is going to get into that coming up at ten oh six. Well,
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