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07/10/2026 The Dave Allen Show on 580 Live - Angie Gillenwater, Ben Mishoe, Jay Silverman · The Dave Allen Show

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Speaker 2: what you're gonna get. Actually, when I came into the
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Speaker 2: studio this morning, it wasn't rainey, but it's gonna rain
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Speaker 2: five zero zero. Wead welcome into the show now, Angie
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Speaker 2: Gillenwater from the Canal Charleston, remain association with this week's
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Speaker 2: Adopt Me Please Pet of the Week brought to you
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Speaker 2: by almost teven Interiors in South Charles. Good morning, Angie,
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Speaker 2: welcome to the show.
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Speaker 4: Good morning, how how are you?
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Speaker 2: I'm good and Happy Friday by the.
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Speaker 4: One oh No I think goods.
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Speaker 2: As always, our Pet of the week's photo posted a
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Speaker 2: Dave out on radio, on Facebook and the WCHS network
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Speaker 2: Facebook pages. Also at Dave a seventy on x Angie
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Speaker 2: tell us about the dog known as rain Drop.
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Speaker 4: So rain Drop, How rain Drop acquired his name. He
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Speaker 4: was actually dumped overnight at our gate back in June
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Speaker 4: and it was a night where it had the rain
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Speaker 4: all night long, so Raindrop felt sitting, but he immediately
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Speaker 4: went to a foster home. She took excellent care of him.
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Speaker 4: He's great with other dogs. She also has cats, and
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Speaker 4: she also has kids. He did perfect with everybody. He's
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Speaker 4: around two months old, getting very close to housebroken, and
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Speaker 4: he is available for adoption now. He's not neutered yet,
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Speaker 4: but he will be before you take him home. And
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Speaker 4: right now his adoptions he is going to be discounted
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Speaker 4: until the twenty sixth of this month thanks to Bistletet
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Speaker 4: Foundation with the empty of the shelter's adoption stuff.
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Speaker 2: Well, he's a beautiful dog, and I mean, I hope
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Speaker 2: this story turns out nice because I'm just trying to,
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Speaker 2: you know, get that image in my head. Somebody jumped
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Speaker 2: the dog off in the pouring rain. The little guy
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Speaker 2: he's two months old approximately, and I can imagine it.
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Speaker 2: He probably felt like his whole world was ending there,
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Speaker 2: I mean, just left out in the rain and so
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Speaker 2: on and so forth. But luckily you were able to
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Speaker 2: get him into foster care situation and hopefully we can
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Speaker 2: get this dog adopted because he is a beautiful dog.
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Speaker 2: Any idea what kind he is or how big he
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Speaker 2: may get to be.
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Speaker 4: As I was guessing, I'd say he's probably going to
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Speaker 4: be like a fifty sixty pound dog. But I've definitely
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Speaker 4: been wrong before too. But yeah, yesterday when I was
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Speaker 4: in our puppy room, I saw him and I was like,
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Speaker 4: who's this cute little dog? Because that is still here
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Speaker 4: and available for.
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Speaker 2: An option, and it's and it's great, and it's great
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Speaker 2: that you said you can already tell at that age
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Speaker 2: that he's going to do okay with other dogs, with
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Speaker 2: kids and apparently with cats too.
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Speaker 4: Yes, absolutely, his foster mom has all of the above,
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Speaker 4: and so he's already been socialized with every you know,
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Speaker 4: everything he possibly can and so we know that he
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Speaker 4: done in a home previously. He's done great, so he
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Speaker 4: shouldn't have any issues going forward.
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Speaker 2: All right, Again that the pictures posted over on my
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Speaker 2: social media you mentioned the Bissle Pet Foundation Empty the
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Speaker 2: Shelters thing.
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Speaker 4: Explain that so Bistle Pet Foundation, Yes, the company same
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Speaker 4: Bissle that does all the vacuums and shampooers and such.
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Speaker 4: They have a nationwide adoption event that over you know,
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Speaker 4: thousands of shelters participate in every single year. It's called
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Speaker 4: Empty the Shelters and what they do is they will
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Speaker 4: supplement part of the adoption fee and in turn making
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Speaker 4: the adoption feed discounted for people that are coming to adopts.
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Speaker 4: So the only thing you have to do is fill
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Speaker 4: out a survey for them about your experience adopting and
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Speaker 4: how much this is, you know, helping you and making
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Speaker 4: it easier to access pets, and then you know you're golden.
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Speaker 4: So we are extremely thankful to Kathy Bissel and Distle Pet.
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Speaker 2: Foundation for doing Indeed, it is a great program. You
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Speaker 2: get information available on your social media and your website
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Speaker 2: as well. Can you give us an update on Woodchuck.
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Speaker 2: Let me tell you the story about Woodchuck. You got
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Speaker 2: to post it on your Facebook page. He was a
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Speaker 2: very very little dog and he was found lane in
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Speaker 2: the road on Greenbrier Street. Now he was micro chipped,
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Speaker 2: but as of when you posted that, you've not been
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Speaker 2: able to reach the owners any updates on this dog.
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Speaker 4: So I haven't gotten anything so far. I'm hoping somebody
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Speaker 4: saw the post last night so that they were simply
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Speaker 4: just too busy looking for their pet yesterday to see
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Speaker 4: it during our business hours. I'm hoping somebody saw it
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Speaker 4: last night and it's going to be up to date.
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Speaker 4: But yeah, our humane officer was on his way to
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Speaker 4: another call and sees this dog laying in the road,
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Speaker 4: which is a very big red flag, so he brought
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Speaker 4: him in. He doesn't seem to have any injuries. I
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Speaker 4: think he was just trying to take a nap at
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Speaker 4: the wrong place. Really, yeah, definitely.
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Speaker 2: So, yeah, he was found on Greenbriar Street. As you said,
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Speaker 2: your humane officer was on another call and just and
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Speaker 2: he's a he's a very tiny dog too.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, absolutely, he's very tiny and the way he was laying,
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Speaker 4: our humane officer thought that something had already happened to him.
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Speaker 4: So I you know, it's a good thing that he's
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Speaker 4: with us before anything could have bad could have happened.
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Speaker 4: But yeah, he's he's microchips. We're just not able to
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Speaker 4: get in contact with the owner through any of the
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Speaker 4: way used to contact me.
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Speaker 2: Well, the picture's posted and we've done we've done miracles before.
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Speaker 2: So the picture is posted over on the Cannell Charlestey
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Speaker 2: Main Association facebook page. If you get that and share
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Speaker 2: it and hopefully we can get it back to its owner.
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Speaker 2: We had a text here of somebody asking I don't
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Speaker 2: know if you know this off the top of your head,
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Speaker 2: but I do know that you post these things from
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Speaker 2: time to talk time to time which dogs and cats
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Speaker 2: have been there the longest at the shelter.
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Speaker 4: So I do believe our current longest president is going
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Speaker 4: to be Lisa Frank for dogs, she has been there
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Speaker 4: almost a year, if not a year already, so she
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Speaker 4: is a senior dog. And then the longest resident for cats,
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Speaker 4: I do believe is going to be I don't actually
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Speaker 4: know that because our cats typically get adopted technickly. Yeah,
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Speaker 4: our longest resident for dogs is about a year, and
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Speaker 4: then the longest resident for cats you're going to be
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Speaker 4: looking at probably a month.
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Speaker 2: So okay. Well, and the fact that that dog that
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Speaker 2: you mentioned is a senior dog, and we know not
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Speaker 2: a lot of people want the senior dogs because harder
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Speaker 2: to teach them things, and sometimes they come with medical
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Speaker 2: issues or whatever. But that's not always the case. You know,
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Speaker 2: we wanted to try to get all our pets adopted
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Speaker 2: up there, but I really wish people would consider adopting
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Speaker 2: more senior dogs, Angie.
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Speaker 4: I absolutely I do too, And I also I really
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Speaker 4: envy the people that have no pets at home. That's
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Speaker 4: a very hard thing to achieve, and nowadays finding somebody
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Speaker 4: that has no other pets at home and can really
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Speaker 4: take anything in the building. So every animal that we
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Speaker 4: have has their quirks, and so those people again, thank
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Speaker 4: you for coming up to us and choosing to adopt
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Speaker 4: a pet from us.
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Speaker 2: Now, you guys got a new member of the team.
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Speaker 2: I know you posted about on your social media. Got
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Speaker 2: a new doc coming, Yes.
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Speaker 4: So doctor Koppola. She actually started her first day this week.
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Speaker 4: We are excited to get her, make her an official
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Speaker 4: member of the KHA family. And she's from Pittsburgh, so
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Speaker 4: we're excited to welcome her to West Virginia. But she
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Speaker 4: has been having a last this first week. She's seen
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Speaker 4: a lot of stuff that comes through the shelter doors
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Speaker 4: that you typically don't see in a vet's office. She's
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Speaker 4: having a good time. And as far as fix Charleston
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Speaker 4: and it's reopening, we are shooting for probably around September
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Speaker 4: that should happen, but I can update officially once we
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Speaker 4: get closer.
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Speaker 3: To the day.
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Speaker 2: Sounds good, you guys out and about anywhere.
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Speaker 4: This weekend, Angie, I will be out of town, so
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Speaker 4: we are going to just stay home if you will.
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Speaker 2: Well with the weather. I can't say I blame you.
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Speaker 2: And we should be getting close to time for Kegs
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Speaker 2: for Canones right.
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Speaker 4: Kegs for Canones is coming up at the end of August,
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Speaker 4: so we are getting really excited for that. That's one
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Speaker 4: of my favorite events.
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Speaker 2: Is I love it. We're always there our sister station
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Speaker 2: ninety eight seven the Mountain is always there, and we'll
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Speaker 2: be there again this year once we get everything squared away. Angie.
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Speaker 2: As always a pleasure to have you on the show,
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Speaker 2: and we'll talk next week. Thanks a lot.
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Speaker 4: Absolutely sounds good. I have a good one.
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Speaker 2: Our almost heven interiors adopt me. Please put it the
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Speaker 2: week as A dog by the name of rain Drop,
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Speaker 2: two months 's sold, dropped off at the gates of
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Speaker 2: the shelter in the pouring rain. The staff got there
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Speaker 2: and saw this little guy just walking around in the rain,
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Speaker 2: and so that's why they named him rain Drop. It's
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Speaker 2: two months old. You could probably change his name. A
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Speaker 2: great thing about this dog, he's an absolutely beautiful dog.
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Speaker 2: black and white dog. He's kid friendly, he has been
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Speaker 2: in a foster situation. He did well with cats, and
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Speaker 2: he did well with other dogs. I mean other than
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Speaker 2: making your dinner, I don't know what else he could
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Speaker 2: do for you. So this is a beautiful dog. Go
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Speaker 2: check it out. And his adoption fee is discounted as
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Speaker 2: He has playing on being there tonight though, talk about it.
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Speaker 2: Making his debut on the show. On the show, City
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Speaker 2: manager of City Charles Been Misho. Good morning to hear.
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Speaker 2: Welcome to the show. Thanks for having me, Dave. I'm
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Speaker 2: really excited to be here now, I'm not pronouncing your
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Speaker 2: last name right, miss Chu. Close enough, close enough. I've
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Speaker 2: been called worse. I got I got the Ben part right.
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Speaker 2: Do I get credit for that? Absolutely, Ben Michow. But Michelle,
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Speaker 2: I've been called much worse Ben, Michelle Mischow show, miss show,
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Speaker 2: miss chue, Michelle, miss you much. I hear it all day.
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Speaker 2: I understand, yes, sir, I understand. All right. So we're
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Speaker 2: sitting here at nine twenty three on a Friday morning,
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Speaker 2: in contact with Metro News meteorologist Brian Hughes. Are we
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Speaker 2: looking at wen We're gonna to be able to do
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Speaker 2: this outside tonight?
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Speaker 8: Well, like you mentioned earlier, today's sort of a guessing
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Speaker 8: game in terms of the weather, and so we're watching
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Speaker 8: it closely. We're in communication with Brian as well. He's
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Speaker 8: our go to when we have questions about Live on
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Speaker 8: the Levee. And as you said, it's kind of all
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Speaker 8: day long, certainly going to get some rain this afternoon,
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Speaker 8: and it's kind of a guessing game, so we're working
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Speaker 8: on it. We got to make a decision quick, you know,
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Speaker 8: it's hard to make it decision because it's got to
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Speaker 8: be made early.
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Speaker 2: It's an all day production. Yeah, and people, this is
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Speaker 2: not just I mean any of the acts that come in.
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Speaker 2: This is not just you know, a guy with a
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Speaker 2: guitar that can just go play anyway that you got
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Speaker 2: the sound, and they have their own stuff that they
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Speaker 2: come in and they've got certain requirements, and so it's
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Speaker 2: it's difficult, it is.
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Speaker 8: And I mean I wish we had the luxury of
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Speaker 8: waiting till six thirty PM when the music starts and
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Speaker 8: saying it's beautiful, we can have it outside. We don't
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Speaker 8: have that luxury because our load in starts at eleven am,
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Speaker 8: our band starts sound checking at one pm, and then
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Speaker 8: the opener sound checks right after that. So unfortunately, we
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Speaker 8: have to make a decision with the information that we
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Speaker 8: have early in the morning that make the best decision
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Speaker 8: that we can. So we do have an indoor contingency plan,
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Speaker 8: and I would say here, within the next hour or two,
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Speaker 8: we're going to have to pull the trigger on whichever
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Speaker 8: one we're going to go with.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, because it's not like you can be like at
16:52
Speaker 2: four thirty or five o'clock and you go, okay, we're
16:54
Speaker 2: going indoors, right, you know, it doesn't it doesn't work
16:56
Speaker 2: that way. Now, So this is as a moving target.
16:58
Speaker 8: The stage needs to be set up either indoors or
17:00
Speaker 8: outdoors around here.
17:01
Speaker 2: And if you did move it in, because you've had
17:02
Speaker 2: to do that in the past, it just goes over
17:04
Speaker 2: to the coliseum.
17:04
Speaker 8: Yeah, we've been able to work with them, and that's
17:06
Speaker 8: the other thing. We've got to work around their schedule
17:08
Speaker 8: as we look at whether or not we can move
17:10
Speaker 8: it indoors. So tonight, the theater at the Coliseum and
17:12
Speaker 8: Convention Center, which is a phenomenal music hall, great equipment
17:16
Speaker 8: is available, and so if it does move indoors, it's
17:18
Speaker 8: most likely going to be at the theater, the little
17:21
Speaker 8: theater over at the Coliseum.
17:22
Speaker 2: And this decision should be made ben you're saying, probably
17:24
Speaker 2: within the next hour or two or something like that,
17:26
Speaker 2: and you'll we'll of course have it on the air,
17:28
Speaker 2: all of our stations will have it out there, and
17:30
Speaker 2: you'll have it on the alive on the levee.
17:32
Speaker 8: Yeah, noon is the drop dead deadline because if we
17:35
Speaker 8: do move it inside, not only do we have to
17:37
Speaker 8: let our people that are setting up the equipment know,
17:39
Speaker 8: we've got to let the Colisseum know so they can
17:40
Speaker 8: get the place staffed for the evening, so noon is
17:42
Speaker 8: the drop dead deadline, but probably before then we'll be
17:45
Speaker 8: able to make.
17:46
Speaker 2: Our best educated guests that we can. Well, I'll tell
17:49
Speaker 2: you I've been doing this segment with Strawn for a
17:51
Speaker 2: couple of years now, and I mean literally, there's only
17:55
Speaker 2: we went. I think I think it was he would
17:57
Speaker 2: know better than I, but I think we went two
17:59
Speaker 2: summers in a row that we did not have to
18:01
Speaker 2: have any sort of delays or anything like that, and
18:05
Speaker 2: then we had had some had to be moved indoors
18:07
Speaker 2: or canceled or whatever. But I mean, you're dealing with
18:09
Speaker 2: mother nature. Man, There's only so much you can do.
18:11
Speaker 8: Yeah, we're just fortunate we have the ability to move
18:14
Speaker 8: it indoors if we want. And tonight's show is just
18:16
Speaker 8: going to be incredible. It's one of the ones. I'm
18:18
Speaker 8: most excited.
18:19
Speaker 2: That's what I understand. It's Chris Jacobs along with the
18:22
Speaker 2: local honeys. Why are you so excited about these folks?
18:24
Speaker 9: Oh?
18:24
Speaker 8: Chris Jacobs is phenomenal well known musician for casual listeners
18:29
Speaker 8: and music. Maybe haven't heard of them, but people who
18:31
Speaker 8: are avid music fans know the name Chris Jacobs. He's
18:35
Speaker 8: toured with some major acts. He's opened for Sturgel Simpson,
18:38
Speaker 8: He's opened for Steve Wynnwood his most recent album in
18:42
Speaker 8: twenty twenty four. One of these days, he's got some
18:44
Speaker 8: major artists that everybody knows that appeared with him. So
18:47
Speaker 8: he's one of these musicians that the people that I
18:51
Speaker 8: listened to listen to Chris Jacobs yees.
18:53
Speaker 1: Yeah.
18:54
Speaker 2: And that's really interesting because when you interview and I've
18:57
Speaker 2: interviewed a lot of different rock and country performers over
19:00
Speaker 2: the years, when you talk to them and you say,
19:02
Speaker 2: who are you listening to, and nine times out of ten,
19:05
Speaker 2: it's not going to be somebody that that's going to
19:08
Speaker 2: be major mainstream. You know, it's going to be somebody
19:11
Speaker 2: that And that's how you know that they're good, because
19:14
Speaker 2: actual musicians are fans of them, not just casual people
19:18
Speaker 2: like me. I mean, they're right, they're actual musicians are
19:21
Speaker 2: are fans of them.
19:22
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, that's what happened. That's how we got the
19:24
Speaker 8: gig with Steve Winwood. Steve Winwood is obviously a Rock
19:27
Speaker 8: and Roll Hall of Famer, A legend saw him live
19:30
Speaker 8: and said, I want you to come open for me,
19:32
Speaker 8: and so he did.
19:33
Speaker 2: He's open for him.
19:34
Speaker 8: His most recent album, he has guest appearances from Billy Strings,
19:37
Speaker 8: who sold out the coliseum getting Ready to play here.
19:40
Speaker 8: He's featured on his album The Infamous String Dusters, which
19:45
Speaker 8: is a well known bluegrass band, is the backing band
19:47
Speaker 8: on his album. So this is this is a legit
19:50
Speaker 8: musician in the vein of Jason isbel or Chris Stapleton
19:54
Speaker 8: type of blues Americana, phenomenal singer, songwriter, phenomenal guitar player.
19:59
Speaker 8: So this is oh going to be one of the
20:01
Speaker 8: best shows of the year.
20:02
Speaker 2: I can tell man, you're excited about it. I am,
20:04
Speaker 2: because you know, Strawn texts me earlier this week and
20:06
Speaker 2: he said, hey, I'm not going to be able to
20:07
Speaker 2: make it. I'm going to send Ben in. And I thought, okay, well,
20:11
Speaker 2: with all due respect, and why are you sending the
20:13
Speaker 2: city manager in? Well, now I know why he sent
20:15
Speaker 2: the city manager in, because you like these guys hype guy. Well,
20:18
Speaker 2: I'm a live music fan. I'm an avid music fan.
20:22
Speaker 8: I do help book live on the levee and I
20:24
Speaker 8: talked to Jim regularly about it. So it's one of
20:28
Speaker 8: the great parts of my job is being able to
20:30
Speaker 8: come out and promote some of these events. But I'm
20:32
Speaker 8: a music fan and I've lived in Charleston now since
20:35
Speaker 8: two thousand and eight, and since then, I go to
20:38
Speaker 8: Live on the.
20:38
Speaker 2: Levee, long before I had this job.
20:42
Speaker 8: If it's a Friday night and I'm in town, then
20:44
Speaker 8: I'm live on the Levee, regardless of who's planned. Because
20:47
Speaker 8: you can learn about new artists. It's always fun. The
20:50
Speaker 8: community coming together is really what it's all about, as
20:54
Speaker 8: much as the music and so and raising.
20:56
Speaker 2: Money for those charities, correct Jim always talks about, And
20:59
Speaker 2: it's just a there's always food available, there's always drink available.
21:02
Speaker 2: It's it's a it's a good it's a really really
21:05
Speaker 2: good time and you can't argue with the price. That's
21:08
Speaker 2: exactly right. Free music.
21:09
Speaker 1: You know.
21:09
Speaker 8: We've been doing it, uh every Friday since since we
21:13
Speaker 8: started in May, and of May we've got four more
21:18
Speaker 8: Live on the Levee shows. All of them are really good.
21:20
Speaker 8: So four more weeks of Live on the Levee and
21:22
Speaker 8: then right after that we go into multifest so free
21:24
Speaker 8: music on the Levee throughout the whole summer. It's just
21:27
Speaker 8: an incredible thing that I don't think that. I hope
21:32
Speaker 8: people don't take it for granted, because not every city,
21:34
Speaker 8: not every municipality, has this opportunity, and it's something special
21:37
Speaker 8: that Charleston's been doing for city.
21:39
Speaker 2: City is a lot larger than Charleston don't have things
21:41
Speaker 2: like this. I mean some do, but but but a
21:43
Speaker 2: lot of no where you from.
21:44
Speaker 8: Originally born and raised in Huntington, West Ncia, they got
21:47
Speaker 8: that far away. My parents are still there. Spent some
21:49
Speaker 8: time in Morgantown for for college and law school, and
21:53
Speaker 8: have been living in Charleston pretty much ever since.
21:55
Speaker 1: Then.
21:55
Speaker 2: What was it that appealed to you about Charleston? I mean,
21:59
Speaker 2: I know, obviously this where the job was, but there's
22:01
Speaker 2: more to it than that. I mean, what is it
22:03
Speaker 2: you like about Charleston so much?
22:05
Speaker 8: I mean, I just feel like Charleston is a great
22:09
Speaker 8: small I say small. It's the big city in West Virginia,
22:13
Speaker 8: but its small. It's got that small town field. But
22:16
Speaker 8: there's just so much happening all the time. You're going
22:19
Speaker 8: to talk to the dirty birds here in a minute.
22:21
Speaker 8: I mean, we love the baseball, we love the music scene,
22:24
Speaker 8: we love just the people, the community. It's a great city.
22:28
Speaker 8: I love living here. My wife is from just up
22:32
Speaker 8: the road in Pinch, West Virginia. She's lived here for
22:34
Speaker 8: a long time as well. So we just love Charleston.
22:36
Speaker 8: We're here for good and we're excited in the direction
22:40
Speaker 8: that things are heading here.
22:41
Speaker 2: But on your city manager had here for a moment, Ben,
22:44
Speaker 2: I want to say hats off to the city for
22:45
Speaker 2: the regatta and the two fifty venue Capital as well,
22:48
Speaker 2: because you had those two major events half mile apart,
22:52
Speaker 2: and it was a big ask of everybody involved, from
22:56
Speaker 2: police to emergency services and whatever, and it went off.
22:59
Speaker 8: With It was phenomenal, really a phenomenal weekend. I mean,
23:04
Speaker 8: all of us at the city are still just sort
23:05
Speaker 8: of just just thrilled with the way that it went down.
23:11
Speaker 8: As you said, the two events happening at once turned
23:13
Speaker 8: out to be just great. We had so many people
23:15
Speaker 8: coming in town at the regatta taking advantage of the shuttle,
23:19
Speaker 8: the free shuttle service that KRT offered. I talked to
23:22
Speaker 8: a couple from Columbus who came down and they came
23:25
Speaker 8: down for the regatta and wanted to see the live music,
23:28
Speaker 8: and they said, we heard there's something going on at
23:30
Speaker 8: the Capitol as well. I said, absolutely, the shuttles right
23:32
Speaker 8: here and they went to the Capitol and enjoyed that day.
23:36
Speaker 8: It really worked out great for everybody, and as you said,
23:41
Speaker 8: went off relatively without a hitch.
23:43
Speaker 2: The weather was hot. Well yeah, you can't really as
23:45
Speaker 2: we said at the beginning of the segment, man, you
23:46
Speaker 2: can't really do anything about that.
23:48
Speaker 8: No, but the crowds really showed up for both events,
23:51
Speaker 8: which is a good thing for the city and we're
23:53
Speaker 8: just thrilled with everybody coming out. Saturday night at the
23:56
Speaker 8: Regatta with Brett Michaels was just one of the largest
23:58
Speaker 8: crowds we've ever seen since the rebirth of the regatta.
24:02
Speaker 8: Friday as well with Bobby Brown and that crew, and
24:05
Speaker 8: Thursday with Melissa Ethridge and want to Own a Judd.
24:08
Speaker 8: It was just three great nights of music, and.
24:10
Speaker 2: Of course you had to battle the weather on Sunday
24:13
Speaker 2: night with Tonic and Vertical Horizon, but they managed to
24:15
Speaker 2: get through that too. They did. The rain came down
24:17
Speaker 2: during Vertical Horizon, which made it a special night. They
24:20
Speaker 2: had a great time as well. And when that many
24:23
Speaker 2: people turn out, that many people have that much fun
24:25
Speaker 2: and we don't have any serious injuries or incidents, then
24:28
Speaker 2: I call it a success. So what else is keeping
24:32
Speaker 2: you busy these days in your city manager role? What
24:35
Speaker 2: are you doing? Well?
24:36
Speaker 8: You know, every day is different, and every day I
24:39
Speaker 8: don't know what's going to what to expect when I
24:41
Speaker 8: get in. But we've got some big projects we're working
24:43
Speaker 8: on that I know you've talked to the mayor about regularly.
24:46
Speaker 8: We're working on a police headquarters that the internal demolition
24:50
Speaker 8: on that building is underway, the designs are underway. Can't
24:53
Speaker 8: wait for that project. Our police department is really excited
24:56
Speaker 8: about it. We're working on the Capital Connector project that's
24:59
Speaker 8: going to revitalize three point two miles of the Canal River.
25:04
Speaker 8: We're working on all kinds of different things. It's and
25:07
Speaker 8: and those are the big things, but my day to
25:09
Speaker 8: day job is also taking care of a lot of
25:11
Speaker 8: little things, little fires that come up.
25:13
Speaker 2: The things that don't necessarily make the headlines, you know,
25:15
Speaker 2: but are still very important.
25:17
Speaker 8: That's exactly right. Yes, we're renovating our fire stations. Five
25:21
Speaker 8: of our fire stations are receiving major renovations. Two of
25:25
Speaker 8: those are completed and they're just incredible. Two more of
25:28
Speaker 8: them are are underway now. And so every day is different,
25:32
Speaker 8: and then something will pop up. There'll be a water
25:34
Speaker 8: leak at one of our buildings and we got to
25:37
Speaker 8: fix that. So it's an exciting job that you never
25:40
Speaker 8: know what's what's going to come my way every day,
25:43
Speaker 8: and that's why I like going into work.
25:44
Speaker 2: All right, And the next time you're here, I'm going
25:47
Speaker 2: to have the correct pronunciation of your name, Ben, misshu
25:51
Speaker 2: Mi show. That's good, Michelle Ben Michell show, that's right. Yeah,
25:55
Speaker 2: I've been mispronouncing it all this time. Say I didn't
25:57
Speaker 2: nobody know. Nobody ever corrected. Yeah, well, I appreciate you.
25:59
Speaker 8: Let me come in, and I hope your listeners come
26:02
Speaker 8: out tonight because, like I said, I think this is
26:04
Speaker 8: an act that you will not regret being at. You're
26:06
Speaker 8: gonna it's really high quality music, high quality musicians, whether
26:10
Speaker 8: it's indoor or outdoor. The indoor space is lovely what
26:13
Speaker 8: they've done over at the Little Theater in terms of
26:16
Speaker 8: improving that sound system and improving that space. If you
26:18
Speaker 8: haven't been over there for a while and that's where
26:21
Speaker 8: it ends up being, come out and check it out.
26:23
Speaker 2: It's going to be a great show. All right. Again,
26:25
Speaker 2: it's Chris Jacobs along with the Local Honeys and six
26:29
Speaker 2: point thirty tonight. Hopefully, fingers crossed, it'll be outdoors like
26:33
Speaker 2: it's supposed to be. I had ad Riverfront Park to
26:35
Speaker 2: Moses Audi Group stage, but if not, it's going to
26:37
Speaker 2: move inside at the Colosseum of the Theater at the
26:40
Speaker 2: Colosseuma Convention Center. We should have an announcement on that
26:42
Speaker 2: with the next hour or two. I think that's right.
26:44
Speaker 2: We'll have it on the air, it'll be on the
26:46
Speaker 2: Live on the Levy page, it'll be on the City
26:48
Speaker 2: of Charleston page. You won't know that it's been moved.
26:51
Speaker 2: I mean, you won't miss the announcement. I should say absolutely.
26:54
Speaker 8: Yeah, we've got great We appreciate all the partners in
26:56
Speaker 8: the media, sharing sharing it. We've only had to move
26:58
Speaker 8: it indoors once. That was the very for this year.
27:01
Speaker 8: It was the very first show, and the word spread
27:03
Speaker 8: quickly and the crowd turned out. And I don't want
27:06
Speaker 8: to sleep on the Local Honeys the opening act for
27:08
Speaker 8: the We've had as many people excited about the Local
27:11
Speaker 8: Honeys the opening act as they are about Chris Jacobs.
27:14
Speaker 8: They're a duo from eastern Kentucky that just phenomenal melodies
27:20
Speaker 8: and harmonies on their music. Two females who both met
27:23
Speaker 8: at Morehead State University and their Appalachian music program really great.
27:29
Speaker 8: If you haven't caught the local honeys, they're great. They
27:31
Speaker 8: actually just performed at the America two fifty event at
27:36
Speaker 8: the State Capitol last week. They were one of the
27:37
Speaker 8: performers there and they're back in town tonight to open
27:40
Speaker 8: up for Chris Jacobs.
27:42
Speaker 2: It's gonna be great, looking forward to it, and three more.
27:45
Speaker 8: I don't mean to interrupt, but the next three weeks
27:47
Speaker 8: are tonight and the next three weeks are just all
27:50
Speaker 8: going to be bangers.
27:51
Speaker 9: Yeah.
27:51
Speaker 2: I think it's next week. That's when we're doing the
27:53
Speaker 2: Zeppelin tribute with John Yes. Yeah, that's going to be
27:57
Speaker 2: a big crowd. People are excited about that. I think
27:59
Speaker 2: are one of our sisters. So we're down there every week,
28:01
Speaker 2: one of us is. But ninety eight seven The Mouth
28:04
Speaker 2: and Wild and Wonderful Classic Rock will be down there
28:06
Speaker 2: next and I think tonight I think, of course, like
28:08
Speaker 2: I said, our people are all over. Anytime there's music,
28:11
Speaker 2: food or drink, we're all over. But I think I
28:14
Speaker 2: think I heard. If I'm wrong, I'll correct this. The
28:16
Speaker 2: WWK TV is gonna be a big part of Live
28:19
Speaker 2: on the Levee tonight, So my tag team partner in
28:21
Speaker 2: the afternoon, Amanda might be there. Don't know for sure,
28:24
Speaker 2: but I know that the thirteen people will be there. Yep,
28:27
Speaker 2: that's exactly right.
28:27
Speaker 8: We have media sponsors, media participants every single week that
28:31
Speaker 8: come out and take turns being our partners, and I
28:34
Speaker 8: believe tonight is WWK.
28:35
Speaker 2: So all right, looking forward to it.
28:37
Speaker 8: Hey man, it's been a pleasure. Heaving the show man, Dave,
28:39
Speaker 8: I'm once again thanks for having me. Thanks to your listeners.
28:42
Speaker 8: I hope to see you out tonight at Live on
28:44
Speaker 8: the Levee, and I'm just excited to be here, all right.
28:47
Speaker 8: I listened to you all the time, so now I've
28:48
Speaker 8: got to see your studios in person.
28:50
Speaker 2: I appreciate it. You listen on purpose. No, some days
28:54
Speaker 2: I don't even listen to the show, just what's on
28:56
Speaker 2: my radio. I got you, and we like that. I
28:59
Speaker 2: appreciate it. Man, Thanks a lot. Hang out with me.
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Speaker 11: I mean, it is a big weekend, it is, but
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32:27
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32:30
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32:34
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32:37
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32:44
Speaker 11: I spoke yesterday about peperonni rolls. Can you have cheese
32:48
Speaker 11: in it?
32:49
Speaker 2: Well? And he said yes, he said yes. But I mean,
32:52
Speaker 2: you know, as long as Tony the Taylor continues to
32:56
Speaker 2: sponsor this text line, I'm going to say you cannot
32:59
Speaker 2: have cheese and a pepperin Okay, all right, because Tony
33:02
Speaker 2: is the man there you go. So, but Tony should
33:05
Speaker 2: come out and try some of them. You don't want to,
33:07
Speaker 2: I'm telling you, because if he sees one that does,
33:10
Speaker 2: if he sees one that does not meet up to
33:12
Speaker 2: his specification. He's just gonna start kicking tables open. Well,
33:16
Speaker 2: it'll make for great content. Okay, wait, well yeah, when
33:19
Speaker 2: I get a call say hey, I'm in jail, can
33:21
Speaker 2: you come get me out? And I'm like no, I
33:23
Speaker 2: cannot stay there.
33:25
Speaker 13: All right?
33:26
Speaker 2: But what so everything is? This is what times is?
33:28
Speaker 2: Everything that's right?
33:29
Speaker 11: So it's it's tomorrow. It's yeah, Saturday, July eleventh. Of course,
33:32
Speaker 11: that's tomorrow. And it's from five thirty to eight o'clock
33:35
Speaker 11: at the ballpark when the gates open.
33:36
Speaker 2: So explain to us how that works.
33:38
Speaker 11: Because this is an actual competition, actual competition. We have
33:41
Speaker 11: three categories.
33:42
Speaker 2: Okay, if you wanted to enter it, as far as
33:44
Speaker 2: is it too late for that, it's nope. I have
33:46
Speaker 2: the end of today.
33:47
Speaker 11: So if you want to do it, yep, call the
33:49
Speaker 11: ballpark or give me a holler through my email. You
33:53
Speaker 11: can find it online at dirty birds baseball dot com.
33:55
Speaker 2: You can also call.
33:56
Speaker 11: Us at three or four three four four bats to
33:59
Speaker 11: two eight seven basically and give us a call and say,
34:02
Speaker 11: if you want to enter I you need to make
34:03
Speaker 11: about two hundred to two hundred and fifty pepperonni rolls. Generally,
34:08
Speaker 11: what happens is if you make the regular size, someone
34:10
Speaker 11: will slice it up like four ways to make sure
34:12
Speaker 11: that you're giving out some tastings because it's important to
34:15
Speaker 11: have enough tastings.
34:16
Speaker 2: Because you get to vote for your people's choice.
34:19
Speaker 11: So there's a people's choice category, there's a judges category,
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Speaker 11: and then there's a nice category called most Unique.
34:26
Speaker 2: So if you have a unique pepperining.
34:28
Speaker 11: Role as long as it doesn't have a marinaria in it,
34:29
Speaker 11: because we're not having a cal zone contest, but you know,
34:33
Speaker 11: primarily enter anything good in a pepperonni roll will be
34:37
Speaker 11: a most Unique.
34:37
Speaker 2: So didn't you tell me that the Bucket won last year?
34:40
Speaker 11: Yeah, the Buckets won three of the last four on
34:43
Speaker 11: the big shout out the folks at the Bucket. Yeah, definitely,
34:46
Speaker 11: but you know, and almost Heavenly Rolls had won the
34:51
Speaker 11: year previous two years previous to that, So it's great
34:54
Speaker 11: competition out there. There's a lot of good roles that
34:57
Speaker 11: are out there. We got about seven eight vendors that'll
34:59
Speaker 11: be out there and there they're some of the best
35:01
Speaker 11: ones that we have, so pretty excited to have people
35:04
Speaker 11: come out and get us. From five thirty to eight
35:06
Speaker 11: o'clock primarily as soon as you come into the gate,
35:09
Speaker 11: the first four hundred people that come in will get
35:12
Speaker 11: two dog bones, and that's voting bones basically.
35:15
Speaker 2: For your best for the People's Choice award.
35:17
Speaker 11: And you get two tickets for tastings to buy extra
35:19
Speaker 11: tickets to make sure you have all the tastings.
35:22
Speaker 2: It's five dollars and.
35:23
Speaker 11: The money will go to the Moose International Family, to
35:27
Speaker 11: the kids at Moose.
35:28
Speaker 2: Heart, which is a fantastic organization. It is yeah, and
35:31
Speaker 2: that's and and that's and then what do you got
35:33
Speaker 2: going on on Sunday?
35:34
Speaker 11: That's try Sunday we have the Blue Gang from the
35:38
Speaker 11: Little It's a kid's day, so Blue the mascot will
35:41
Speaker 11: be there. And so I think he's got his friend Bingo.
35:44
Speaker 11: I think the other one is I can't remember me.
35:47
Speaker 11: I thought you watched that show. You don't watch that show?
35:49
Speaker 11: Oh too too much news watching?
35:51
Speaker 7: Are you?
35:52
Speaker 12: No?
35:53
Speaker 2: Too too much? Samford Son? Andy' that's what that's my time?
35:57
Speaker 2: But no, I don't know anything about Blue didn't. Matter
36:01
Speaker 2: of fact, the subject of Blue came up on a
36:04
Speaker 2: previous show and I had to get with Coop and say,
36:07
Speaker 2: what's a blue? And and so he has a kid,
36:10
Speaker 2: and so yeah, he explained it to me. So it
36:12
Speaker 2: was very popular last year. They were there all day.
36:14
Speaker 11: I'm sorry for our poor you know, the guys in
36:17
Speaker 11: the mascot. It was very warm that day, but they're
36:20
Speaker 11: gonna be there. We're going to do it again for
36:22
Speaker 11: the kids, and it'll be a beautiful Sunday.
36:24
Speaker 2: And you're playing Long Island. We are Long Island. Yes,
36:27
Speaker 2: so ducks.
36:28
Speaker 11: The ducks kind of appropriate with the weather. That's true,
36:31
Speaker 11: very true. And again rayn or Shine, we just continue
36:33
Speaker 11: to play.
36:34
Speaker 2: Yeah, because you said, didn't you tell me that the
36:35
Speaker 2: first year you did the Pepperoni role contracts over the rain?
36:39
Speaker 11: It did, and it had a beautiful turnout, tons of
36:41
Speaker 11: people and we have tents, you know, so people were
36:43
Speaker 11: still there. People want to participate, people want to know
36:45
Speaker 11: what's a good Pepperoni roll. So we're very excited. And
36:48
Speaker 11: of course with me at Half Fun WV, I'll be
36:50
Speaker 11: making a video about it. And I've made videos of
36:52
Speaker 11: the last three, so we're making another video about this
36:54
Speaker 11: one as well.
36:55
Speaker 2: All right, now, how the second half of the season's
36:58
Speaker 2: already started, yes, And how the bird's been doing. They
37:02
Speaker 2: show it a little bit in the first half, but
37:03
Speaker 2: but they've showed that they've showed some signs.
37:06
Speaker 11: Of life here. Yes, yes, our offense is pretty good.
37:09
Speaker 11: We lead the league in home runs, which is great.
37:12
Speaker 11: We have one hundred and five home runs now. And
37:14
Speaker 11: also in stolen bases, we basically lead the I think
37:18
Speaker 11: the Ducks actually are second place, but we lead them
37:21
Speaker 11: by over fifty stolen bases, so we definitely in the offensive.
37:26
Speaker 11: Then we always provide a big, powerful punch. However, our
37:29
Speaker 11: defense is still trying to get you know, its wheels going.
37:33
Speaker 11: So we're you know, we're doing all right. We're gonna
37:36
Speaker 11: start the second half and we're gonna we're gonna do well.
37:38
Speaker 2: I think, well, I can tell you, you know, we don't
37:40
Speaker 2: know what the weather is going to be. Well, it's
37:42
Speaker 2: going to rain. We just don't know. What Brian tells me, Well,
37:44
Speaker 2: we just don't know. It's gonna be one of those
37:46
Speaker 2: things where like this area gets you know, we're pouring down,
37:49
Speaker 2: pours in the next area doesn't necessarily that's why we
37:51
Speaker 2: have the floodwatch us, right, but there are going to
37:54
Speaker 2: be breaks and they say that by Sunday we should
37:56
Speaker 2: be in the clear. So if you're coming out for
37:58
Speaker 2: the afternoon game on Sunday, should be good shape. And
38:00
Speaker 2: what the turf that you guys have there? Unless you
38:02
Speaker 2: have like serious lightning or whatever, or it's just buckets
38:06
Speaker 2: of rain, you guys can pretty much play. We do
38:08
Speaker 2: pretty much.
38:09
Speaker 11: And even if it's a light sprinkle to even a
38:11
Speaker 11: quick downpour, the guys just stop there playing. Yeah, we
38:14
Speaker 11: just let them play through it. Yeah, we just yeah,
38:16
Speaker 11: you know, just keep going. Gain that's it, guys, It
38:18
Speaker 11: keep going next week.
38:19
Speaker 2: Are they on the road next week.
38:20
Speaker 11: Or then we are on the road next week? Yes,
38:21
Speaker 11: I can't remember exactly where, but they are on the
38:23
Speaker 11: road next week that we come back the following week.
38:25
Speaker 2: That's basically, that's almost That's kind of the way the
38:27
Speaker 2: schedule works in the league. It's like this one week on,
38:30
Speaker 2: one week off, and you're on the road for the
38:31
Speaker 2: most part for the most part. So some exemptions to that.
38:34
Speaker 2: And there's been some good baseball played over the over
38:37
Speaker 2: the last few years. It's hard to believe that since
38:39
Speaker 2: baseball came back to Charleston that we're in year what
38:42
Speaker 2: twenty twenty one, twenty two.
38:46
Speaker 11: Two years and not only that, but we want we
38:48
Speaker 11: were in the finals two years ago. Yeah, I mean,
38:50
Speaker 11: you know, we had a chance to win it all. So,
38:52
Speaker 11: I mean, you know were we provide a good quality
38:55
Speaker 11: team out there.
38:55
Speaker 2: And if you've never you know, experienced, you've never gone
38:58
Speaker 2: to a game, I mean anytime, and you're a baseball guy.
39:01
Speaker 2: You've spent your career pretty much in baseball. You know,
39:04
Speaker 2: it's not just about the game on the field, because
39:06
Speaker 2: people will say, well, I'm not a big baseball fan.
39:08
Speaker 2: That's not why you go to baseball game.
39:10
Speaker 12: Now.
39:10
Speaker 2: You go to watch the game, yes, but it's the
39:12
Speaker 2: experience and there's no other sport like it now that
39:17
Speaker 2: the experience of that the food is such a big deal,
39:20
Speaker 2: that the or halftime between the innings, entertainment and the
39:26
Speaker 2: games that you guys do. It's not just about the game. Yeah.
39:30
Speaker 11: So my baseball career almost twenty one years now, it's
39:33
Speaker 11: been nothing but minor league baseball. And so players come
39:36
Speaker 11: and go quickly because they get called up or for
39:38
Speaker 11: whatever reason they move on or so forth.
39:41
Speaker 2: So you don't really go there for the for the players.
39:44
Speaker 11: You really go there for the fact that you have
39:46
Speaker 11: great promotions, like yesterday we had dollar Beer night. You know,
39:49
Speaker 11: we got some fireworks of course, tomorrow night after we
39:51
Speaker 11: have the Pepperoni Roll, we have some Star Wars stuff
39:53
Speaker 11: going on, and then we have fireworks. But you know,
39:56
Speaker 11: for the entertainment, for the price of the ticket, I
39:58
Speaker 11: mean ten bucks. You know, you go into a game
40:01
Speaker 11: and you're like, you know, family of four, you can
40:03
Speaker 11: probably get in there for a hundred hundred bucks. And
40:06
Speaker 11: it's probably one of the cheapest things for entertainment wise
40:08
Speaker 11: for family of four.
40:09
Speaker 2: And you're gonna find it. And there's all kinds. You
40:11
Speaker 2: got the Kid Zone, and you got all these other
40:12
Speaker 2: kids zone.
40:13
Speaker 11: We got a free bumper car area, the kid Zone,
40:16
Speaker 11: of course, and there's just a lot of great things
40:18
Speaker 11: around the ballpark to even just see and do.
40:20
Speaker 2: So it's it's a lot of fun. It is. It
40:22
Speaker 2: is definite, all right. So you brought me some swag here.
40:24
Speaker 2: You told me how I'm in a movie.
40:25
Speaker 11: You are in a movie. It's the hot Dog Movie.
40:27
Speaker 11: It's the Tale of a West Virginia hot Dog. You're
40:30
Speaker 11: in it. It's when Joel and I and some judges
40:33
Speaker 11: went around the state of West Virginia trying over three
40:36
Speaker 11: hundred hot dogs in the state of West Virginia. No,
40:38
Speaker 11: not just any hot dogs, but West Virginia style hot dogs.
40:41
Speaker 11: And of course we came out with a list of
40:43
Speaker 11: the top one hundred and all this good stuff.
40:45
Speaker 2: And then you had to go into witness protection perfect.
40:47
Speaker 11: I did, yes, yes, yes, But then the governor also
40:49
Speaker 11: gave us a proclamation telling us what a West Virginia
40:51
Speaker 11: style hot dog is. I was Governor Jim Justice at
40:54
Speaker 11: the time, and he's in the movie as well. So
40:56
Speaker 11: you're in the movie because I go on the radio
40:58
Speaker 11: and we talk about it, and yeah.
41:00
Speaker 2: So you're in this movie.
41:01
Speaker 11: And of course during National Hot Dog Day, which is
41:05
Speaker 11: I believe next Wednesday, the fifteenth, we will have it
41:09
Speaker 11: over there at at Park Place Cinema. Okay, and you know,
41:13
Speaker 11: just going inside watch the movie should be there for
41:15
Speaker 11: probably about I think a week. We're going to keep
41:18
Speaker 11: it there, so yeah, yeah, depending on if they can
41:20
Speaker 11: get the theaters working right, well, we'll be good to go.
41:22
Speaker 2: All right. And if somebody's listening right now and they
41:24
Speaker 2: want to go check out this movie, and if they don't,
41:26
Speaker 2: I mean, is there a place online that they get to?
41:28
Speaker 2: You can check out hafun WV dot com for details. Okay,
41:32
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44:54
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45:37
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45:40
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47:06
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47:09
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47:11
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47:14
Speaker 2: I talked with Cayden Beam earlier this morning, who is
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47:19
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47:23
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47:27
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47:29
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47:31
Speaker 2: of health recently got to ring the bell. We had
47:34
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Speaker 2: imagine the bills remain. So they're going to do this
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Speaker 2: car show tomorrow nine am till two pm at Winfield
47:43
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47:46
Speaker 2: as of now you know what's in the forecast, it's
47:48
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47:53
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Speaker 2: going to introduce you to another great lunch spot from
48:26
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48:29
Speaker 2: and I talking about hot dogs. This particular place that
48:32
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48:34
Speaker 2: lunch spot is a place that has some of the
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Speaker 2: best hot dogs you will ever eat. I have been there.
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Speaker 2: I've been there, and I have had the hot dogs
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Speaker 2: and they're fantastic. So that'll be in the lunchpot during
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Speaker 2: the one o'clock hour. Also in the show today, Senator
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Speaker 2: Joey Garcia will stop buy. TJ. Meadows is here with
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Speaker 2: the commentary. Jeff Jenkins has the news. Daniel Woods with
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Speaker 2: the weekend sports Blitz, Mark Curtis will stop buy, and
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Speaker 2: of course open Line West Virginia Metro News, Midday thirteen
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Speaker 2: News and Tonight Live anchor Mande Bear attend Me powered
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Speaker 2: by a Selango Law coming up at noon today on
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Speaker 2: this show Monday, Delegate Kaylee Young, who has been part
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Speaker 2: of the Cavalcade of Stars, if you will, with a
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Speaker 2: lot of younger legislators. They've all been in d c
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Speaker 2: Andy Shamlin has been there. I think Delegate Hollis Lewis
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Speaker 2: was there. Who am I leaving out here? Shamblin, Hollis Lewis,
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Speaker 2: There's a bunch of them. They've been in d C.
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Speaker 2: There and Republicans and Democrats, which is what I love,
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Speaker 2: and they kind of came together, went on this trip
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Speaker 2: to d C with a lot of other young legislators.
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Speaker 2: So we'll get Kayla Young's perspective on that coming up
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Speaker 2: on Monday Show. And of course, it being Monday, Danny
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Speaker 2: Jones will be stopping by as well. Who's just walked
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Speaker 2: into the studio. Ladies and gentlemen, it is TJ. Meadows.
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Speaker 2: You are already ready for tonight at Gomartin Ballpark. I
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Speaker 2: see because it's an island theme tonight. It's fun golf
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Speaker 2: shirt Friday. Brother. I know, I know, I know, but
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Speaker 2: I'm just saying, if you want to go to the
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Speaker 2: ball game tonight, I mean, just that's because the Dirty
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Speaker 2: Birds night are going to have these island themed shirts.
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Speaker 2: There's special there's drink specials going on, kind of a
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Speaker 2: Jimmy Buffett Margaritaville type vibe happening, special music, and you,
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Speaker 2: my friend, are already ready to go. Well, no, I'm
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Speaker 2: a party animal. Let's just be honest. I mean, when
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Speaker 2: you think party animal, you think TJ. Matt That's right,
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Speaker 2: that's right.
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Speaker 9: I'm supposed to play golf immediately after I do my
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Speaker 9: hit on your network show today. I'm a little worried
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Speaker 9: about the weather, so I came dressed ready to go
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Speaker 9: to that directly.
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Speaker 2: Okay, so we'll see if it pans out or not.
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Speaker 2: All right, what you got on the show today.
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Speaker 9: So coming up on the show ten oh six, Brad
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Speaker 9: McElhenny stops by. There's tons of things to talk about
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Speaker 9: in this state, so he's going to give us a
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Speaker 9: rundown of all the big news that is news. Evan
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Speaker 9: or rel At ten twenty three, Capital County Delegate, House
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Speaker 9: Health and Human Resources Committee Chair, We've got this issue
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Speaker 9: with the school voucher Clothing fund. The money's there according
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Speaker 9: to the legislature. Why isn't the program being executed? So
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Speaker 9: we're going to talk with Evan about that and get
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Speaker 9: his take. Ten forty five Frank Devono Junior. He is
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Speaker 9: the president of the Harrison County School Board. So we're
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Speaker 9: going to talk directly with the president of the Harrison
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Speaker 9: County School Board, talk about that intervention, talk about their
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Speaker 9: financial status, and get their side of this story. Of course,
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Speaker 9: they've been well talked about what is happening in Harrison
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Speaker 9: County we've heard from the state board. We've talked about
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Speaker 9: the issue. Now we'll hear directly from the president of
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Speaker 9: the local school board.
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Speaker 2: I just you and I both just got a group
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Speaker 2: text here from Senator Rupe Phillips. I saw that Rocky
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Speaker 2: is back. It's a squirrel at the You know, we
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Speaker 2: all know the controversy with the squirrels at the capitol.
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Speaker 2: Apparently he's back, according to Senator Phillips. We'll have to
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Speaker 2: dive into this a little bit later on. Well, that's
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Speaker 2: breaking news, and you heard it here first start Dave Allishaw,
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Speaker 2: all right, all right, I'll see you later today on midday.
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Speaker 2: Till then, have fun and love somebody.
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