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04/23/2026 The Dave Allen Show on 580 Live - Beth Scohy, John Ingraham, Jeff Jenkins · The Dave Allen Show

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Speaker 2: have a good show for you today. We have several
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Speaker 2: things coming up for you. We're going to talk to
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Speaker 2: Bethiskoye here in just a moment from Daymark. She has
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Speaker 2: the Bingo Brunch and Bubbles event that's coming up to
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Speaker 2: benefit Daymark. We're going to talk about the corporation, or
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Speaker 2: I'm sorry, we're going to talk about Daymark. We're going
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Speaker 2: to talk about the event, exactly who it helps and
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Speaker 2: how I think you're going to find that it's a
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Speaker 2: very good mission. Musician John Ingram, a buddy of mine
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Speaker 2: on the radio, is going to come in a little
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Speaker 2: bit later on. He is with Fletcher's Grove the band,
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Speaker 2: of course, and he's been a musician around here forever
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Speaker 2: you know him. He was going to have the big
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Speaker 2: Billy Strings after party last night. Of course, Billy Strings
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Speaker 2: unfortunately couldn't make the gig after injuring himself on a
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Speaker 2: skateboarding accident. That concert's been rescheduled. John's after party concert's
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Speaker 2: been rescheduled, but John's still want to perform this weekend,
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Speaker 2: and I thought we could talk a little bit about that.
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Speaker 2: So John Ingram's going to join us right after Beth,
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Speaker 2: and then Jeff Jenkins will come back in the studio
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Speaker 2: and we'll finish the last twenty minutes of the show
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Speaker 2: or so of the show with him as we recap
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Speaker 2: all of the news coming out of the Kanal Valley
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Speaker 2: yesterday with the tragedy that happened in institute and what's
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Speaker 2: going to happen today. There's a lot of going on
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Speaker 2: So we're going to get a lay of the land
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Speaker 2: today on exactly what to expect in the follow up
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Speaker 2: as far as that goes. So thanks so much for
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Speaker 2: go ahead and introduce our first guest this morning. Beth
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Speaker 2: Scoe is with me this morning. She is the executive
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Speaker 2: director of Daymark and we're going to talk about a
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Speaker 2: great event that they have coming up. Beth, good morning,
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Speaker 2: How are you doing this morning?
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Speaker 3: Good morning, I'm good, Thank you Dale.
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Speaker 2: Thank you for coming in. Really interested in talking about
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Speaker 2: that and I love the mission statement of Daymark and
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Speaker 2: I think that I mentioned that to you just a
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Speaker 2: little bit, but in your fifty year mission, over fifty
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Speaker 2: thousand youths served. We're going to get into that in
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Speaker 2: just a moment. Explain a little bit about Damark to us.
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Speaker 2: What is Daymark.
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Speaker 4: Well, we kind of tie in with your guest last a. Yeah,
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Speaker 4: I know, he was talking about CPS cases and removing
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Speaker 4: kids from their home. And while that is all going on,
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Speaker 4: you know, and while the MDT as he talked about,
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Speaker 4: is meeting, the kids.
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Speaker 3: Are with us.
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Speaker 4: So we have three programs four teenagers between the ages
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Speaker 4: of twelve and twenty one who are having a rough time,
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Speaker 4: you know, honestly, they've been removed from their home, they
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Speaker 4: maybe are behind in school, they have medical problems, they
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Speaker 4: have mental health issues, and we just surround them with
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Speaker 4: whatever they need, you know, whether that's food, clothes, clothing, shelter, education.
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Speaker 2: You know.
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Speaker 4: We have three programs that are operating twenty four to seven.
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Speaker 4: At any given time, we have as many as twenty
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Speaker 4: seven kids actually living with us.
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Speaker 2: Oh wow.
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Speaker 3: We do a ged.
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Speaker 4: Program for about thirty kids a year who have not
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Speaker 4: been successful in traditional school and so they're trying to
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Speaker 4: get their g now and we just we offer the
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Speaker 4: regular stuff, you know, because they're living with us. So
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Speaker 4: a lot of what we do is just what you
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Speaker 4: would do for a kid in your home. You know,
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Speaker 4: we're taking them to school, we're taking them to the doctor,
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Speaker 4: we're feeding them our food bills you can imagine is incredible.
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Speaker 4: But we're also doing the extra listening and the extra
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Speaker 4: counseling and the extra stuff that the courts need. So
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Speaker 4: it's a big job. You know, we've been doing it
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Speaker 4: for more than fifty years.
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Speaker 3: We are local. All of our.
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Speaker 4: Kids are from West Virginia, all our staff live in
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Speaker 4: West Virginia. All the money raised at our event will
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Speaker 4: be spent right here in West Virginia.
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Speaker 2: That's really amazing and just so I can get for
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Speaker 2: myself's worth of the context of this. So these are
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Speaker 2: the children that aren't generally aren't placed in homes already, right,
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Speaker 2: so that these are kind of in between kids that
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Speaker 2: have a little bit of trouble there.
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Speaker 4: They're either in between right like you were saying, last night,
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Speaker 4: they were at home, something awful blew up.
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Speaker 2: There, I see, I see, okay.
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Speaker 4: And now they're with us in a shelter, or they've
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Speaker 4: been in a situation where they're not going to go home.
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Speaker 4: You know, those awful cases where things aren't going to
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Speaker 4: go things, those rights have been terminated, so they're going
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Speaker 4: to live with us until they're eighteen. And so those
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Speaker 4: kids were trying to teach them how to do their
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Speaker 4: own laundry, how to use public transportation, how to fill
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Speaker 4: out a FAFSA, how to get a job. You know,
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Speaker 4: we're doing those things too with our older kids.
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Speaker 2: There was a lady that I worked with forty third
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Speaker 2: or not forty years ago yet thirty I guess thirty
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Speaker 2: years ago that her name was Roxy. This was in Michigan,
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Speaker 2: and she was just a whirlwind of personality and she
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Speaker 2: was almost like an individual Daymark. She was. She was
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Speaker 2: a foster parent that would take in the highest risk,
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Speaker 2: the most difficult, to the people that have the most
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Speaker 2: probably because she just had a giant heart, had a
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Speaker 2: troubled upbringing herself. Her own child had had a troubled
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Speaker 2: time and passed unfortunately at a young age. So she
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Speaker 2: was just impassioned to help these kids, wanted a time
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Speaker 2: as much as she could. But in reading about Daymark,
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Speaker 2: it sort of reminds me, seems like you have a
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Speaker 2: team of people like that that that that really want
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Speaker 2: to get in there and help these these kids that
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Speaker 2: I mean, maybe they don't have anybody else advocating for them,
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Speaker 2: or or anybody on a on a human level. I mean,
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Speaker 2: they might have legal help or whatever might be. But
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Speaker 2: as far as somebody just to sit down in front
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Speaker 2: of them and you know, maybe listen for a minute
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Speaker 2: and and and talk to them, I mean that that
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Speaker 2: is needed when it comes to the kids that fall
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Speaker 2: between the cracks or whatever it might be, I mean,
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Speaker 2: is really needed.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I think the most important question that that we
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Speaker 4: usually ask our youth are how's your day been? You know,
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Speaker 4: what happened in school today? What are you thinking about?
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Speaker 4: What's on your mind mind right now? You know, do
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Speaker 4: you want to talk do you? Because I mean also,
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Speaker 4: of course we're doing the counseling and you know, does
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Speaker 4: your stomach cart?
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Speaker 3: Do you need to go the doctor? But a lot
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Speaker 3: of it is.
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Speaker 4: Just you know, we're here. We have people to listen,
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Speaker 4: people that are there to listen, and to cook a
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Speaker 4: meal and to sit down. You know, we try to
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Speaker 4: have meals where everybody sits down together at least once
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Speaker 4: a day, you know, and to just I don't want
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Speaker 4: to say it's a family, because it's not it's never
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Speaker 4: going to take that place. But the most important thing
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Speaker 4: in a kid's life is a at least one caring adult,
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Speaker 4: and we have several, you know, we have several carrying
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Speaker 4: adults that are in those kids' lives to lend a hand.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, that's really something else. And the mission is just
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Speaker 2: is incredible and I could talk about that for a
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Speaker 2: full hour, but that let's talk a little bit about
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Speaker 2: the event that's coming up as well, because this is
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Speaker 2: the first time that we're doing that. You're doing Bingo's
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Speaker 2: brunch and bubbles and and just looking at the information
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Speaker 2: and what you have there, this looks like it's going
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Speaker 2: to be a fantastic time. It's this Saturday, by the way,
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Speaker 2: it is.
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Speaker 4: This Saturday, and we're going to start the morning off.
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Speaker 4: It is a little creek golf course. We're going to
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Speaker 4: start at ten o'clock with a champagne brunch, so you know,
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Speaker 4: that's always a nice way to start a weekend, is
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Speaker 4: a nice brunch. And then at eleven we'll start bingo.
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Speaker 4: We have ten rounds of bingo, and each round of
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Speaker 4: Bingo someone will win a designer handbag, and we've got
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Speaker 4: Michael Core's, We've got Kate Spade, and we've got Mark
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Speaker 4: Jacob nice. And my mother always told me that it
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Speaker 4: was rude to give a purse without something in it.
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Speaker 4: So each handbag has something in it. For example, one
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Speaker 4: of them has Dancing with the Stars tickets, one of
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Speaker 4: them has some Dirty Birds tickets. Nice, you know, so
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Speaker 4: we've got local events are stuffed into each hand bag,
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Speaker 4: so it's not just a handbag.
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Speaker 3: You're winning. You're actually winning, you know, tickets to do something.
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Speaker 3: And then we also.
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Speaker 4: Have we're up to fourteen additional gifts for raffles, so
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Speaker 4: you'll be able to buy all morning. We'll be selling
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Speaker 4: raffle tickets, and we've got we've got some awesome raffle
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Speaker 4: ticket prices too, you know. We've got some skincare products,
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Speaker 4: we've got some trips. We've got like a whole picnic basket.
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Speaker 4: Our board of directors has made a very nice wine
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Speaker 4: basket with lots of bottles of wine. We've got a
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Speaker 4: coffee basket. One of our board of directors has done
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Speaker 4: a coffee basket. So we've got some nice raffle baskets too.
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Speaker 4: And then of course everybody loves a fifty to fifty drawing. Yes,
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Speaker 4: of course, and we will be taking credit cards for
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Speaker 4: everything except the fifty to fifty drawing close. You know,
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Speaker 4: that's got to be a cash game, you can do that,
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Speaker 4: but cards are welcome. We'll have people there, you know,
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Speaker 4: with the technology to take credit card.
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Speaker 2: Man, that sounds like a great event. And again we're
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Speaker 2: talking about be bingos brunching bubbles. That is to benefit
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Speaker 2: Daymark Co presented by Moses Auto Groups. So we want
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Speaker 2: to make sure we give them a shout out because
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Speaker 2: they do a great job and helping you guys out. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: they're doing a good job and helping out with that.
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Speaker 2: This is going to be Saturday, April twenty fifth. That's
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Speaker 2: this coming Saturday at Little Creek Park Clubhouse. Doors open
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Speaker 2: at ten, is that right? In ten? That's with the
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Speaker 2: champagne and then the bingo is going to start at
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Speaker 2: eleven fifty dollars to get the ball rolling on this thing.
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Speaker 2: And weirdly, when you think about it, you're playing bingo,
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Speaker 2: you're getting your champagne, and you're benefiting just a fantastic cause.
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Speaker 2: I mean, that's about the bargain of the weekend. I
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Speaker 2: think as far as it goes as far as making
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Speaker 2: you feel.
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Speaker 3: Good, right, right, absolutely, absolutely.
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Speaker 2: That's definitely the way that it seems like to me.
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Speaker 2: I'm talking this morning to bestco Issue is the executive
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Speaker 2: director of Deymark, and just wrapping up our conversation with her,
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Speaker 2: talking about this great program that helps the youth here
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Speaker 2: that's in our area, and the program is going to
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Speaker 2: take place. We'll get more information. It's going to be
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Speaker 2: Saturday at ten o'clock. In case folks can't make it,
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Speaker 2: or if they want to find information out, where can
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Speaker 2: they get tickets? Where can they give your organization some
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Speaker 2: money if their heart's pulled a little bit, Where can
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Speaker 2: they find all of.
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Speaker 3: This at Well? Our website is really easy.
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Speaker 4: It's www dot daymark d A Y M A r K,
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Speaker 4: just like it sounds dot org. And you can go
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Speaker 4: on there and you can get tickets.
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Speaker 3: You can. The sponsorships are pretty.
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Speaker 2: Much closely I mean for that a little whit yea.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, but we are taking donations from now till well forever.
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Speaker 4: You know, it doesn't have to be you know, you
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Speaker 4: can give a donation next week or next month.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, if you want to be a sponsor. I mean,
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Speaker 2: unfortunately you maybe miss the deadline this time, but you
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Speaker 2: can still give the sponsor money absolutely, you know that's okay,
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Speaker 2: there's nothing wrong with that, So you can do that
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Speaker 2: by daymark dot org. That easy. Daymark dot org is
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Speaker 2: where you can find all that information. Again, it's going
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Speaker 2: to be Bingo Brunch and Bubbles that is coming up
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Speaker 2: at Little Creek Park Clubhouse in South Charleston. That's going
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Speaker 2: to be this Saturday. Doors open it ten with brunch
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Speaker 2: and some champagne and then Bingo's going to start at eleven.
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Speaker 2: It's fifty dollars for about the best darn cause that
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Speaker 2: you can find here in the Kannall Valley. So that's
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Speaker 2: some good stuff to help out our youth here in
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Speaker 2: the Kannall Valley. Thank you so much for your time.
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Speaker 2: I really appreciate you coming in and tell me about
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Speaker 2: this a little bit. Thank you so much. That's best
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Speaker 2: going from Daymark and more information about that will be
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Speaker 2: up on our social media so you can be sure
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Speaker 2: to find that if you listen to this and you
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Speaker 2: have questions about it. Again, that website is daymark dot org.
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Speaker 2: Daymark dot org. The events coming up on this Saturday morning.
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Speaker 12: Doing pretty good? You know I've been My schedule is
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17:14
Speaker 2: this for my birthday, which is all this for us. Yes,
17:16
Speaker 2: so we did that on purpose, Yeah, I thought so,
17:18
Speaker 2: I figured that was probably the case, which means that
17:20
Speaker 2: you also get a new after party date.
17:21
Speaker 1: That's correct.
17:22
Speaker 12: Yeah, And we get a few more months of runway
17:24
Speaker 12: to help sell some some advanced tickets, which is you know,
17:28
Speaker 12: that's fine. Silver linings, right, yeah, right, right, yeah, you
17:31
Speaker 12: know it's unfortunate, but hey, you've got to take yourself.
17:34
Speaker 12: You got to take care of yourself. He's got to
17:36
Speaker 12: get healed up and do the right thing. And hey,
17:38
Speaker 12: we'll be here when he's ready to come back.
17:40
Speaker 2: And of course you have your own band. You brought
17:41
Speaker 2: me an album this morning as well, which which I'm
17:44
Speaker 2: extraordinarily looking forward to. I appreciate that very much. And
17:47
Speaker 2: I love your I love your artwork. Work.
17:48
Speaker 12: Don't tell Allan and Weekly and you know they're gonna
17:51
Speaker 12: expect it so mad. I can't tell I got them one, which.
17:56
Speaker 2: Dave I mean, I mean Dave Weekly day a Weekly
17:58
Speaker 2: will get so mad. He's such a vinyl head, he'll
18:00
Speaker 2: get absolutely back. I got one for him too. Okay, Okay,
18:03
Speaker 2: he'll be glad to hear that. But let's talk to you.
18:06
Speaker 2: You were talking a little bit about your Sunday show.
18:07
Speaker 2: So you do have a Sunday show coming up this
18:09
Speaker 2: week at the Glass at the Empty Glass. And first
18:13
Speaker 2: of all, I'm a fan. I really like the kind
18:15
Speaker 2: of music that you choose to do. You kind of
18:18
Speaker 2: the stuff you do both originally and the stuff that
18:19
Speaker 2: you choose to cover walk me through a show on
18:22
Speaker 2: a glass Sunday? What kind of show were we going
18:23
Speaker 2: to expect?
18:23
Speaker 12: So, yeah, this is a kind of an interesting thing.
18:25
Speaker 12: It's gonna be on Sunday evening and I'm calling it
18:28
Speaker 12: never miss a Sunday show, which is a popular turn
18:31
Speaker 12: of phrase in the gym and rock community, you know,
18:34
Speaker 12: because cool things happen on Sundays when people are like, oh,
18:36
Speaker 12: you know, what am I going to do tonight? And
18:38
Speaker 12: then you go and you're like, oh, man, I didn't
18:39
Speaker 12: realize it was going to be this barn burner rock show.
18:41
Speaker 12: So anyway, we're hoping to do these things the last
18:44
Speaker 12: Sunday of the month periodically throughout the year and get
18:47
Speaker 12: some friends in from other you know, parts of the
18:50
Speaker 12: region that I like and just are into. So this
18:53
Speaker 12: this Sunday, the band Bedford from Lexington's going to open
18:56
Speaker 12: up the show and then John Ingram band wills it out.
19:00
Speaker 12: You know, we we're fans of Little Feet, fans of
19:04
Speaker 12: the band, fans of you know, the Grateful Debt of
19:07
Speaker 12: the Almond Brothers. Are would be into what we do.
19:10
Speaker 12: I think, you know, it's it's kind of progressive blues
19:14
Speaker 12: based psychedelic rock, you know what I mean. So I'm
19:17
Speaker 12: trying to still figure out that elevator pitch for us
19:20
Speaker 12: because we're pretty eclectic stylistically, but that's basically what it is.
19:23
Speaker 2: Who do you like to play with? Who do you
19:24
Speaker 2: have that comes along with you?
19:25
Speaker 12: So my guitarist is Bud Carroll and he also does
19:29
Speaker 12: some singing. He's been in the on the scene for
19:31
Speaker 12: a long time and produced a lot of great records
19:34
Speaker 12: and has a studio and so you know, he's he's
19:38
Speaker 12: a mainstay in the band. Michael Davis on drums and cymbals,
19:42
Speaker 12: believe it or not, multi talented, multi instrumentalists. Yeah, so
19:47
Speaker 12: he's an amazing drummer here in the Charleston area. He'll
19:50
Speaker 12: be He'll be as David Mayfield, our friend over at
19:54
Speaker 12: Mountain Stage, says the man with the seat keeping the beat.
19:57
Speaker 12: So and then Jordan Dyer, h really really talented young
20:01
Speaker 12: keyboardist here in the valley as well, he'll be with us.
20:05
Speaker 2: I'm always curious to I don't think Dave's asked you
20:08
Speaker 2: this question. You've been on hotline a few times with
20:10
Speaker 2: with Weekly, but I'm curious on not so much like
20:15
Speaker 2: who your inspiration was once you decided you want to
20:17
Speaker 2: be a musician. But what's the first music you remember hearing?
20:20
Speaker 2: Like the first thing You're like, whoa, what was that?
20:22
Speaker 12: Well, my mom's side of the family were musicians, you know,
20:27
Speaker 12: more like southern gospel and country and bluegrass, old time
20:31
Speaker 12: that kind of stuff. So I was around My grandfather
20:33
Speaker 12: played pedal steel and you know, my uncle played banjo,
20:37
Speaker 12: and my grandmother was a really kind of prolific singer
20:40
Speaker 12: in the in the church world in Campbell's Creek, West Virginia.
20:43
Speaker 12: So you know, I was around that music so much,
20:47
Speaker 12: and at the time when I was a really young guy,
20:50
Speaker 12: was it would kind of get on my nerves, you know,
20:52
Speaker 12: the pedal steels firing and from the back room and
20:55
Speaker 12: then and people were all singing stuff. Can again I
20:57
Speaker 12: just watch my cartoons in peace. But then my later
21:00
Speaker 12: I realized, Wow, what a gift that was to be
21:02
Speaker 12: exposed to all that great music at such an early age.
21:05
Speaker 2: Then sure I got.
21:06
Speaker 12: Into rock and roll and you know, all that good stuff.
21:09
Speaker 2: So uh. And as as somebody who performs live so much,
21:13
Speaker 2: is there anybody that that is either that you've seen
21:18
Speaker 2: that you want to go see again or that you
21:19
Speaker 2: have a bucket list of somebody that you would love
21:21
Speaker 2: to go see. Yeah.
21:21
Speaker 12: Actually Little Feeds out on the road right now doing
21:23
Speaker 12: their last farewell tour, so you know, we'll see I.
21:28
Speaker 12: You know, i'd missed them in Roanoke a couple like
21:30
Speaker 12: a week or so ago. I've never seen them live,
21:33
Speaker 12: seen members, you know, but that would be that would
21:36
Speaker 12: be really cool, of course.
21:37
Speaker 2: Lol. George is no longer with us, so I won't
21:39
Speaker 2: be seeing him.
21:39
Speaker 12: But you know, I'm a huge Fish fan, and so
21:42
Speaker 12: I go try to see those guys, you know, once
21:45
Speaker 12: a year whenever they get relatively close. But yeah, man,
21:49
Speaker 12: I mean there are so many great acts out there
21:51
Speaker 12: right now touring. Of course, Billy Strings, I've seen Billy.
21:56
Speaker 12: We've done some shows like festivals together stuff caught him.
21:59
Speaker 12: But that's so really hot taket right now, man, I
22:01
Speaker 12: mean in fact that Charleston, these these folks are coming
22:04
Speaker 12: to Charleston. Man says a lot about the scene here.
22:06
Speaker 12: And you know what the coliseum's doing over there, bring
22:09
Speaker 12: in drad act.
22:10
Speaker 2: That's a great point. I couldn't believe the chatter after
22:12
Speaker 2: I heard the like people talk, I didn't know the
22:15
Speaker 2: sort of the parasocial relationship the Billy Strings fans had
22:19
Speaker 2: with him, like you mentioned, sort of like the dead
22:21
Speaker 2: and things along those lines. I was amazed once I
22:23
Speaker 2: went online and started looking at this stuff, like when
22:25
Speaker 2: it came to people looking for hotels, Airbnb's, places to stay,
22:28
Speaker 2: places to eat, stuff like that. Suddenly there was like
22:30
Speaker 2: an influx of all kinds of out of staters on
22:32
Speaker 2: different social media trying to find places in Charleston to come.
22:34
Speaker 2: Pretty cool.
22:35
Speaker 1: Yeah, it is cool.
22:36
Speaker 12: I mean, it's a whole ecosystem, you know, like you said,
22:38
Speaker 12: we were talking about it during the break and you know,
22:41
Speaker 12: the heads and beds and all the people that go
22:44
Speaker 12: out to the bars and restaurants and to the shops
22:46
Speaker 12: and you know, they come and stay and bring their
22:49
Speaker 12: people and it's a really cool thing. And you know,
22:51
Speaker 12: so the implications of a reschedule have are far reaching,
22:55
Speaker 12: you know, but that's that's the way it goes.
22:58
Speaker 2: Looking forward to that though, But the John Gamer band
23:00
Speaker 2: is going to be over the Empty Glass that's going
23:01
Speaker 2: to be on Sunday. They say never miss a Sunday show, right,
23:04
Speaker 2: that's right. So the Empty Glass that's at fourten Elizabeth
23:06
Speaker 2: Street here in Charles and of course that's one of
23:08
Speaker 2: the great places for music, well known in the city
23:10
Speaker 2: of Charleston, so you can check check out John Ingram's
23:12
Speaker 2: band over there this weekend. You're gonna start at nine o'clock. Yes,
23:15
Speaker 2: nine o'clock.
23:16
Speaker 12: We'll start pretty much right on time.
23:19
Speaker 2: You know, it's a Sunday, so we want to make
23:20
Speaker 2: sure we get you back in bed at or reasonable.
23:22
Speaker 2: I want to work the next morning. Yeah, you know
23:24
Speaker 2: if you want to call it that, no show up,
23:26
Speaker 2: No johnn Ingram hangovers right right like the Super Bowl, John,
23:29
Speaker 2: I appreciate you coming in man, thank you so much.
23:31
Speaker 2: We look forward to the follow up show as well.
23:33
Speaker 2: That's John Ingram, The John Ingram Band is going to
23:35
Speaker 2: be after the Empty Glass. That's this weekend, Sunday, Sunday,
23:38
Speaker 2: Sunday at nine o'clock. Never miss a Sunday show, So
23:42
Speaker 2: you want to check that out when you can, and
23:43
Speaker 2: don't forget August fourth. Stay tuned for this information. That's
23:46
Speaker 2: sometime down the road now. But there'll be a reschedule
23:49
Speaker 2: of the Billy Strings after party show as well, and
23:51
Speaker 2: we'll keep you updated on that as information breaks. So
23:54
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Speaker 2: What an absolutely just a busy day yesterday on the
35:22
Speaker 2: tragedy day that we had here in the Canawll Valley. Jeff,
35:23
Speaker 2: good morning, Yeah, good morning, Coop.
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Speaker 19: So the update is that the crews are back on
35:30
Speaker 19: the scene, so they're back at at the plant there
35:34
Speaker 19: and just give some people some context, and we did
35:36
Speaker 19: we tried to do this yesterday. It's you know, people
35:40
Speaker 19: might know where the Bear plant is what's commonly referred
35:44
Speaker 19: to because that's the big one you see as you
35:46
Speaker 19: come off the Institute exit and you kind of just
35:48
Speaker 19: kind of look over there if you if you take
35:52
Speaker 19: a right to your left before Gulf Mountain Road, but
35:55
Speaker 19: beyond that there's still a lot of chemical property kind
35:59
Speaker 19: of in that straight that way. I think of it
36:01
Speaker 19: as that straight stretch on twenty five before you get
36:03
Speaker 19: to Nitro, and it's in it's that plant is in
36:07
Speaker 19: that property to your left if you're heading toward Nitro. Uh,
36:14
Speaker 19: this plant that had the that was being decommissioned. That
36:17
Speaker 19: where the chemical reaction happened yesterday. You know Route twenty
36:22
Speaker 19: five is it's Nitros. You know they patrol that and
36:25
Speaker 19: that's in the city of Nitro. But you know the
36:28
Speaker 19: land I know the company lists their address as Nitro.
36:32
Speaker 19: It's kind of in that Institute Nitro area. But anyway,
36:36
Speaker 19: so they're back there today, the EPs there, CANNAW kind
36:40
Speaker 19: of emergency management's there because they're still there securing the scene,
36:46
Speaker 19: checking out air quality, those type of things. Of course,
36:50
Speaker 19: the shelter and place were lifted yesterday afternoon. But and
36:54
Speaker 19: because there's going to be some investigations, you've got OSHA
36:57
Speaker 19: is investigating. I've been in contact today with the US
37:00
Speaker 19: Chemical Safety Board and we'll be hearing formerly from US
37:05
Speaker 19: Chemical Safety Board later today that they are starting an investigation,
37:09
Speaker 19: which is not that unusual. We've had unfortunately chemical emergencies
37:15
Speaker 19: here in the Kanal Valley before that involved death that
37:19
Speaker 19: US ce Chemical Safety Board have investigation, so they'll be investigating.
37:24
Speaker 19: They'll still send the team to the scene and start
37:26
Speaker 19: an investigation. So we're looking for that. And we still
37:31
Speaker 19: don't have the name. The names haven't been released of
37:34
Speaker 19: the two workers who died and one who remains in
37:37
Speaker 19: critical condition in connection with what happened.
37:41
Speaker 2: You're aware of is there any is there any background
37:45
Speaker 2: fact that we're still waiting for. As far as we
37:47
Speaker 2: know the chemical, right, we know that basically the reaction.
37:50
Speaker 2: We know the chemical, we know the symptoms or sort
37:53
Speaker 2: of what happened to the victims of this. Is there
37:56
Speaker 2: anything that we're kind of waiting for there to populate
37:58
Speaker 2: or is it now we kind of have that information
38:00
Speaker 2: and we're waiting for investigations to take place and the
38:03
Speaker 2: rest of the information to come out.
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Speaker 19: I think it's that. I think it's that. I think
38:06
Speaker 19: that it sounds like the d EP wants to be
38:08
Speaker 19: very you know, extra careful about, you know, the scene
38:11
Speaker 19: and what happened there, because that was a very toxic
38:15
Speaker 19: honestly combination of chemicals and uh and it appears if
38:22
Speaker 19: you take what c W. Sigmund said, the Canaw County
38:24
Speaker 19: Emergency Management Director and others, that these workers who were closest,
38:30
Speaker 19: closest to where they were decommissioning this tank were overcome
38:35
Speaker 19: immediately and it basically like takes your breath away, you know,
38:40
Speaker 19: in a in a chemical way, it attacks your lungs.
38:45
Speaker 19: And so that's why the CPR you know, was you know,
38:49
Speaker 19: because there were there were problems immediately, and so you
38:54
Speaker 19: had workers who pulled them out. You had nitro firefighters
38:58
Speaker 19: arriving on the scene very quickly, Institute for firefighters, and
39:00
Speaker 19: they started those life saving measures. They started CPR, uh
39:05
Speaker 19: and so and again there were there were two deaths
39:09
Speaker 19: and the one person in critical condition. Then you had
39:12
Speaker 19: the the seven ambulance crew members who were exposed and
39:16
Speaker 19: had to be decontaminated.
39:17
Speaker 11: And uh.
39:18
Speaker 19: Overall there were there were I think twenty one uh
39:21
Speaker 19: that was the number that was given by you know
39:24
Speaker 19: they had that were hospitalized. And I'm not sure that's
39:26
Speaker 19: a firm number, cause some you had some community members
39:29
Speaker 19: that went to the hospital on their own just because
39:33
Speaker 19: they were having I think itchy eyes and maybe some
39:35
Speaker 19: respiratory issues and those type of things that lived nearby. So,
39:40
Speaker 19: but it appeared, and I've reached out to the hospitals
39:42
Speaker 19: again to see if anybody was kept overnight, if we
39:45
Speaker 19: can get any of that information in what their conditions are.
39:50
Speaker 2: I had had a couple of text messages coming in.
39:52
Speaker 2: I don't know if we can get to the bottom
39:53
Speaker 2: of these answers, but I'll try the best that we can.
39:54
Speaker 2: So some folks do have answers. I heard the emergency
39:57
Speaker 2: sirens yesterday, but couldn't find out why until I heard
40:00
Speaker 2: about the chemical emergency on the radio. Thank you for
40:02
Speaker 2: listening about ten minutes later. Why didn't we hear any
40:05
Speaker 2: sirens or as it was.
40:08
Speaker 19: Just they targeted the sirens just for from one understand
40:13
Speaker 19: and and you know Knaw County has a lot of sirens,
40:18
Speaker 19: and but they can also section them off just to
40:21
Speaker 19: the places that are in the area of concern. Okay,
40:25
Speaker 19: so you you may have they c W. Siegmund said
40:31
Speaker 19: during yesterday's news conference that they he called it the
40:35
Speaker 19: western area. The western area of the county is where
40:38
Speaker 19: they set the sirens off for because it was again
40:40
Speaker 19: it was a precautionary shelter in place. It was precautionary.
40:44
Speaker 19: It was a one mile radius shelter in place. And
40:47
Speaker 19: they said pretty quickly that the chemical was contained to
40:51
Speaker 19: the plant area. Okay, so it wasn't. I don't think
40:55
Speaker 19: they felt that. You know, again, it was precautionary. It
40:58
Speaker 19: was a one mile radius and it was only kind
41:01
Speaker 19: of those areas that got it. So I think that
41:03
Speaker 19: the sirens would go off in Institute, Dumbar, South Charlo,
41:06
Speaker 19: I know, Spring the spring Hill section of South Charleston
41:10
Speaker 19: got you know, the Saint Albans, you know, those areas Nitro,
41:15
Speaker 19: those areas had the had the sirens go off. You know,
41:18
Speaker 19: we didn't hear it here in downtown Charleston at all, Right,
41:21
Speaker 19: But those areas west heard the sirens, and I think
41:25
Speaker 19: they can sec they can. They can section those off
41:28
Speaker 19: the areas that really need to hear it, and that's
41:30
Speaker 19: that's the decision they made. I know some people got
41:32
Speaker 19: there were alerts on phones, there were phone calls. I
41:36
Speaker 19: talked to a lady last night who got a phone call,
41:38
Speaker 19: a physical phone call.
41:40
Speaker 3: Uh.
41:40
Speaker 19: But again they can target those too. So you may say, well,
41:43
Speaker 19: I live, you know, on the hill in Saint Albans
41:46
Speaker 19: up Core River Road or whatever, and I didn't get
41:48
Speaker 19: a phone call. Well, I think that's outside the area
41:50
Speaker 19: they were concerned about. This lady I talked to who
41:52
Speaker 19: lived in Dunbar. She got a phone call.
41:54
Speaker 2: So I guess I's similar to how the utility companies
41:56
Speaker 2: can target you when you have like when you're in
41:58
Speaker 2: the area of repair or something. They and they know
42:00
Speaker 2: the area by zip or something, They know the people
42:03
Speaker 2: that they need to get a hold of it and
42:04
Speaker 2: how to do that. Yeah, now that that's pretty interesting stuff.
42:07
Speaker 2: One last question. I'll get you out of here because
42:08
Speaker 2: I know you need to get back to the news.
42:09
Speaker 2: We have stuff going on. We had enough text message,
42:12
Speaker 2: and this is something that that that's kind of memory
42:14
Speaker 2: based for me. You'll you'll remember this a lot more
42:16
Speaker 2: concern from the threes are a four four three seven
42:18
Speaker 2: that we didn't know what chemicals that were, that we
42:20
Speaker 2: didn't have confirmation of the chemicals until this morning. Is
42:23
Speaker 2: that kind of a case by case thing. I think
42:24
Speaker 2: that that that's not always the case.
42:26
Speaker 19: C WE Sigma said what the chemicals were yesterday?
42:29
Speaker 2: He did it. Okay, that was okay.
42:31
Speaker 19: In the three o'clock media briefing. Okay, he said what
42:34
Speaker 19: the chemicals were, and I don't have it right in front.
42:37
Speaker 2: Yeah. Right, But that's pretty quick turn around though, I
42:39
Speaker 2: mean that that's like within hours.
42:40
Speaker 19: Right, Yeah, he had he had, you know, and they
42:42
Speaker 19: said really early. Chris Lawrence talked to CW at the
42:46
Speaker 19: scene as he's arriving at the scene and he had
42:49
Speaker 19: been at the scene that there's a very very brief
42:51
Speaker 19: conversation yesterday about ten o'clock and CW, you said it
42:55
Speaker 19: was acid. There was an acid base.
42:57
Speaker 2: Right, that's right. I remember us talking about that. Yeah.
42:59
Speaker 19: So and then then he did mention the two chemicals,
43:03
Speaker 19: the two main chemicals. But again, all that's going to
43:06
Speaker 19: all that will be all that will come out Chemical
43:10
Speaker 19: Safety Board. They'll do an exhaustive investigation, and most of
43:13
Speaker 19: the time they'll they'll have a hearing. They'll come they'll
43:16
Speaker 19: come here and have a hearing, especially after their findings.
43:20
Speaker 19: They'll have a hearing and explain exactly what happened, you know,
43:23
Speaker 19: after they've done their investigation. So there'll be there'll be
43:27
Speaker 19: a lot more to come on this down the road,
43:29
Speaker 19: down the road, and we're hoping to hear again from
43:30
Speaker 19: the company, and they've been you know, we had some
43:33
Speaker 19: conversations with the company late yesterday and they were they
43:36
Speaker 19: were they didn't want to do like an on air interview,
43:39
Speaker 19: but they were pretty open about answering some questions that
43:41
Speaker 19: they could, and so they did and they were able
43:44
Speaker 19: to confirm a couple of things. And we've reached back
43:46
Speaker 19: out to them today and hopefully we'll get more some
43:49
Speaker 19: more information.
43:50
Speaker 2: No no heart schedule of anything today as far as
43:52
Speaker 2: press releases or anything like that goes though, or press conferences.
43:55
Speaker 2: I mean, okay, very good. So I think that gets
43:57
Speaker 2: you caught up to date on where we are in
43:58
Speaker 2: the Kennaugh Valley as far as this goes. That it's
44:00
Speaker 2: of course, it's an ongoing story now, so that's something
44:02
Speaker 2: that we'll be following as some of these other details
44:05
Speaker 2: come to light over the course over the next days
44:06
Speaker 2: of weeks and probably months, as things start to unwind
44:09
Speaker 2: on that. Jeff, I appreciate the time and all the reporting.
44:11
Speaker 2: I know that it's what we do, but it's important
44:13
Speaker 2: to get the information out there. Thanks a lot, Jeff,
44:15
Speaker 2: Jeff Jenkins from the WCCHS and the Metro News newsroom.
44:18
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Speaker 21: So coming up, we'll start with Kanah County Commissioned President
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Speaker 2: When I read that yesterday, literally my jaw dropped, like
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49:14
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Speaker 21: It's not like this isn't something that the state has
49:18
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49:23
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49:26
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49:28
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49:31
Speaker 21: red flag.
49:32
Speaker 2: That's yeah, that's pretty incredible. So Amelia will be on
49:34
Speaker 2: the program as well.
49:35
Speaker 1: Yeah.
49:35
Speaker 21: Hobby at eleven oh six up with his commentary. He's
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49:41
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49:45
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49:46
Speaker 2: The general election?
49:47
Speaker 21: And then US Senate candidate Alex Gasserud at eleven thirty
49:51
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49:53
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49:57
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50:00
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50:12
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50:14
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50:17
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50:18
Speaker 2: Be of value.
50:19
Speaker 21: I guess to our listeners if they want to hear
50:20
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50:23
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Speaker 2: I always have to point out the important thing with that.
50:26
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50:29
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50:32
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50:38
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50:49
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50:50
Speaker 21: That's what you need and hopefully that's what you can
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Speaker 21: beyond some of these mailers that we see, which are
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Speaker 21: frankly just ridiculous.
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Speaker 2: They're mail from DC. They're not mailed from your body
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Speaker 2: down the street. They're milt from DC.
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Speaker 21: They're just so off the wall and so unbelievable that
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Speaker 21: it's just did someone pay money for that?
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Speaker 2: Yes? They did, and it's pretty bad. TJ. Thanks for
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Speaker 2: what you're doing and we're looking for the show coming
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Speaker 2: up here. You mony appreciate you. Thanks a lot, man.
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Speaker 2: Thats TJ. Meadows coming up with Dave Wilson on talk
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Speaker 2: You can see the thing everywhere now. It's taking over
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Speaker 2: the world. That's gonna do it for us. Dave Allen
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