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enjoy that three day weekend off if you indeed got ent off. Coming up
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on the show a little bit later on, there's a program in Putnham County.
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Actually not only a Puddnam county, it's in most of the surrounding counties.
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But gentlemen, I'm going to be talking to his based in Putnham County.
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You've heard me talked about it before. It's called Backpack Buddies. Doug
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Irwin is the guy that's over the program. He's going to join us.
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eight. You know, I always like to give time for my sponsors to
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talk about what's going on to their collective minds. We all those sponsors to
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the show, or the folks at fresh Air, John Lovejoy Fresh Air joins
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us now, John, good morning, Welcome to the show. Good morning,
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Dave. How are you? I'm doing fine, Thanks for thanks for
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being here for those who have not heard you on the show before. What
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exactly is fresh Air? Because we all want it, we all need it?
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Now, what's the reason I would pay for this service? I mean,
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if I let me just say this, Let's say I'm a small business
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owner. Okay, now I know you do residential and business, but let's
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say I'm a small business owner or residential for that matter. Can I just
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do it myself. You can do it yourself, but there are advantages to
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having us do it. When that metal frame is heavier, it's it's a
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then you know, it's the convenience of it and just you know, not
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I mean, you don't have to worry about it. You don't have
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to out of It's the peace of mind. Yeah, it's all take too
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many times, it's out of sight, out of mind. Yeah. Talking
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about customer service, I mean it's lacking in a lot of companies across America
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We do. We pride ourselves on three different factors and the first of those
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know, we've got the flexibility there so you as far as scheduling goes,
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John, you can just have this set up on a on a regular basis
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automatically, yeah, it's it's automatically in there. So I don't have to
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do it absolutely. And you know when we show we're going to call ahead
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am and and Sunday. No, no, no, we do not.
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If your appointment is set for one o'clock in the afternoon, we're there are
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at one o'clock in the afternoon. Yeah, But we pride ourselves on our
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customer service. We pride ourselves on our affordability. You know. The way
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He has one upstairs and one downstairs, and he said for years that
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Yes, exactly. You know that at a clogged filter, I like
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to compare it to trying to drink a really thick milkshake through a straw,
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you know, because that's basically if your filter is not changed on a regular
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basis, that's what your HVAC unit is trying to do is get that air
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through like a thick milkshake through a straw, you know, And that's causing
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I can tell you I'm not exactly the handies guy in the world.
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Around my house, my wife is a lot better handying guy than I am.
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But when it comes to changing the filter in our heating and cool union,
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it involves me actually climbing up under the house and getting the old filter
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out. And it doesn't exactly fit the best in the world, so there's
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a lot of maneuver. It's a push, it's in and it's out,
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and so on and so forth. But it can be a little bit difficult.
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But with your company, you can pretty much custom make those to fit
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any any size, whether it's residential or it's it's commercial exactly and that's a
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that's a big benefit for us, and in a lot of cases we can
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build that custom frame that odd size at a cheaper cost than what you could
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buy it at the local box store or yeah, at the you know online
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at you know, one of the online outlets. Let's talk about it's springtime,
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almost summertime now, and people are doing a lot of home improvement projects
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around their home. To be a good time to maybe sign up for your
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service. It is actually, you know, home improvements. I was actually
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that's how I spent my Memorial Day, was, you know, working planning
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things in the backyard. And so home improvement, whether it be inside or
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outside, is something to really take into consideration. Your air filters as well.
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If you're doing inside renovations, then that's extra dust that's being created so
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that we can relate to that here in this building. Yes, that's that's
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why. That's what I've heard. I heard that on one of the sister
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stations this morning. Yeah, we were we're in the process of a massive
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remodeling project here and I was juggle with John and said, we've added to
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about ten more boxes in the studio. So we don't know what's in those
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boxes, but there's something very important in those boxes. And because of this,
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you know, this is an older building and we're completely renovating all new
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studios, all new everything. We've kicked up a little dust and dander up
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up at eleven eleven here, Yes, and that extra dust just means throughout
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the renovation project that filter really needs to be changed to keep the indoor air
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quality, you know, tolerable. Yeah, I hope put it that way.
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With the extra dust. And if you're working outside in your yard,
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you're going to be around all these plants and the grass and everything tends to
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kick up the allergies. So if you are an allergy sufferer, as I
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know, when you come in, a good quality air filter will help reduce
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the effects of being exposed to all that. And I'm presuming you guys offer
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estimates. People can come out. There's no cause, just just come out
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and see what they can do for you. Absolutely, they give me a
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call and I will actually come out and yeah, lots of times we can
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actually even do the estimate just right over the phone. Okay, all right,
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Well the number is three zero four four four zero one one zero four,
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or you can also visit their website. It's Fresh Air Filters dot us.
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Is that right? That is correct? All right? John? As
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always, I appreciate you being here. I like to give my sponsors an
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opportunity to talk about what's going on in their world. It's fresh Air again.
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The motto is because everyone deserves fresh air. You can call John and
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the folks at three zero four four four zero one one zero four fresh Air
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Filter dot us. John, have a great rest of your summer. We'll
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talk again, Sue Man, thanks a lot, right, Thanks, Dave.
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All right, we're going to take a break. When we come back,
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we're going to talk about a program that goes on not only in this
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area but in other areas to try to feed some kids during the summertime.
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A lot of times you think it's a summertime is a great time for the
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kids and for unfortunately, when a lot of kids when that final school bell
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rings sometime in June, they don't always get fed like this said should.
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Doug Irwin is with a program called Backpack Buddy. He's going to join us.
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to think is as parents or citizens that when kids go home for summertime vacation,
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that they get to enjoy a summer of doing what kids do, swimming,
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playing ball, going to the parks, and you know, just all
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around just being kids. And that may be true, you know, folks,
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for many of them, but sadly that can mean that for a lot
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they no longer have meals that they can count on. We forget that the
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only meal a lot of these kids can depend on is the meal that they
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get at their schools, and when school is out for summer, for many
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kids, that all comes to an end. I want to bring in Doug
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Irwin. Now. Doug has been on the show in the past, and
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he's a director of a program called Backpack Buddy, and he joins us.
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Now, Doug, good morning, welcome back to the show. Ry Dave,
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thank you for the opportunity, Thank you for being there, and you've
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been on the show in the past. But for those who may not be
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familiar with the program, tell us what Backpack Buddy is backpack Buddy dot org.
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We focus on helping kids during the summertime with a little extra food during
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their summer break from school. Traditionally, a lot of kids on Fridays take
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an extra bag home. A lot of civic organizations support schools during the school
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year and give a little extra to get kids through the weekend. Well,
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once last day of school that's stop. So what we've done this is our
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twelfth year where we put together boxes of food and we actually mail food to
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kids because we've seen over time transportational logistics issues about coming to a central point
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in a community to pick up some extra food for the kids during the summertime.
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So what we've developed a program is that we pack up our boxes of
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food. We put about twenty three different items in the box, and we
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mail it to the kids every other week during the summertime to give them a
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little bit extra to help them get through the summer and get back to school
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in August. Now, what areas are we talking about here? We focus
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a lot all the schools in Putnam County, all the schools in Boone County,
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and then also Western Canal Clay and then also we're in Martin County,
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Kentucky as well. So what is in the packages that you mail out?
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What are you looking for. Well, what we do is that we put
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kids favorite six cans of ravioli, soup, fruit, vegetable, neutra green,
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our oatmeal, and then also kids favorite ram and noodles and so this
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is all just mailed out to them directly. How how do you find out
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what kids to mail the items to? Well, one of the things that
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we've done from the very beginning is we work really closely with the local schools
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and because those folks know the need and throughout this process through the last several
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years and through the from the beginning is the care and compassion that our school,
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our teachers, our counselors, our administration have for these kids. And
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we sign ups are offered to everyone uh in the counties that we serve.
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But then also we go back to the to the teachers and the counselor say
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hey, did everybody get signed up? And they look at the lists and
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say, okay, no, these folks really need the help. And we
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really focus on the kids that that get the support during the school year and
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then primarily focus in on the folks that free and reduce lunch in the communities
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and UH. And that's how we work with the schools to get the names.
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So how many approcs give me a ballpark? Figure? How many kids
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you're talking about with this program that are impacted. This year will be supporting
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about eighteen hundred and fifty kids with about seven thousand boxes that we'll be mailing
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out. This is our twelfth year, and later this summer we'll be mailing
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our fifty thousandth box from the beginning. Wow wow, So what is your
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ask of the general public here? Well, one of the things that we
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do is the first Saturday in June in Putnam County at the Tayes Valley Nazarene
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Church, and then also on the second Saturday in Boone County on June the
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eighth at the Madison Civic Center, we have what we call our Community Packing
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Days where we invite all of our community to come and really celebrate what the
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community has done for our kids. Because without this program and without incredible sponsors
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that we have, that this is not possible. So what we do is
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that we purchase all of the food that we will use all summer, and
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we set it out and we pack our boxes. For instance, this coming
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Saturday at ten o'clock again at the tay Tays Valley Nazarene Church. We'll be
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packing thirty eight hundred boxes. Has started ten and if everything goes right,
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we'll be done by noon. And what we do is we take we create
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this huge assembly line and we put in all of the food, all of
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the items into the box. And not only do we put food in the
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box, but we also put in a book and then also a personal enrichment
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flyer that we work with the schools in different community organizations, the informational flyer
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that goes in the box. So all of that's put together, we tape
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the box shut and then we store it for the summer, and then every
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other week we'll come in and we'll put labels on them and mail them out
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and we'll do that the exact same process on June the eighth in Madison at
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the boot at the Madison Civic Center as well, starting at ten o'clock.
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So who typically volunteers for this dog? I mean, what do you like,
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civic groups or just anybody, church groups, whatever, civics groups,
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sports teams, clubs groups. We say that we've got jobs for everybody from
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two to ninety two, that this is a we can you bring bring your
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young ones and bring your wagon and stroller and put the box and push it
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through. We've got kids helping hand out the food. We've got folks that
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can sit down and help us pass out the flyers that go in the boxes.
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So we can anybody and everybody that wouldn't want to come and participate,
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we'd love to have you, and again, give us two hours. You
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know, we'll start at ten and if if we've done everything right, you'll
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be back in your car leaving by noon. And you guys run this thing
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pretty much like a well oiled machine. I mean, every it's like an
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assembly line man. Everybody's got to everybody's got a job. As you said,
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from two to ninety two. Absolutely we've we've we've fine tuned this process
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over the last ten years to eleven years, and I think you know we've
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gotten down pretty good. But Dave Alan showing five. Eddie lie Bright to
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largest injury law firm. We're talking to Doug Garwin from the Backpack Buddy program
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again. We are talking about getting volunteers to pack these boxes and get them
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ready to be mailed. Out. And again this is perfect right now because
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I know kids in school now they are required to do community service. This
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would be a great community service project for them. Absolutely, And we've got
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uh, we've got certificates for all of our students that that that come and
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participate. We've we will have it. We have a tent set up for
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for sign ups and community service certificates, and we've got that taken care of.
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And and we're looking for the student leaders to come and step up.
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We're always looking for additional help and hands to you know, really try to
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start working on that next generation of civic leaders and being involved. And we
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love to have the students, the teams, uh, any school organizations,
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churches, whoever might want to come again, we'd love to talk with them
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about and again, you know, in communities that we're not currently involved in,
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you know, if this is something that that your community be interested in,
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we'd love to talk to folks about sharing the concept the ideas because it's
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uh, you know, we're getting food to kids. I mean it's not
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we're not, it's actually been delivered. It's so we've got this this figured
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out in that way to get to get the support to the kids, and
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we'd love to talk to folks if if they'd be interested, give us your
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phone number and we'll hit this a couple more times before we let you go.
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But give us their phone number, your email, or however somebody's listening
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today that they want to get involved in the best the best part to find
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us is Backpackbuddy dot Org is our website and all the informations there are.
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Contact information is there as well. And you know we've got several Facebook pages,
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but you know backpack Buddy, uh Putnam backpack Buddy, but Boom County,
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so you find us there. What about monetary donations? I mean,
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it takes a lot to pull this off or you set up to take if
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somebody just says, look, I can't be there, I can't help,
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can't give my time, but I would like to make a monitor or maybe
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a business that would like to sponsor absolutely on our website, we've got some
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QR codes and and if you're specifically interested in a specific one community that we're
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in, we've got different opportunities that you can sponsor the entire program, which
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which will go across all of our locations, or we can for Boom County
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Putnam County where break down individual we're directed and again all donations for this would
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be accepted. So I mean, we want our businesses to get involved.
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But if somebody says, hey, I can I can send you twenty bucks,
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I can see you ten bucks or whatever, you certainly would take it.
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Twenty dollars a box that gets the box to a kid for the summertime.
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And how many years have you been how did you personally get involved in
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this? This is something that we that we started. Our church supports kids
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during this during the school year, and we were talking to some of the
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folks that were leading that program and nothing was being done. They tried several
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different things, And my background is the supply chain in logistics and thinking,
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you know, if the right gap for the job, if we can if
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we can get parts you know, shipped in here overnight, how can't we
23:49
feed a kid you know twenty you know, ten to fifteen miles down the
23:52
road. So that's how it all started twelve years ago. Do you need
23:56
any help with people to go out to actually buy the individual products? Do
24:02
you accept food donations if people want to bring it by? Well, because
24:04
of our box, you know, we've got a twelve by twelve box.
24:07
Yeah, you got it down to a science. So we work with Kroger,
24:12
Carrie Parkins and the Kroger and Tayes Valley. He has been a great
24:15
partner with for us for many years. And we purchase all that to make
24:21
sure that we have it all one and then two that it fits in the
24:23
box. Yeah, and then we don't want to discourage anybody from from from
24:29
helping. But I mean that in this kind of a situation, you know
24:32
exactly how many cans or ravioli, how many ramen noodles you can get in
24:34
there, so bring it a bunch of extra straup probably wouldn't help them out.
24:38
Just you know, a monetary donation probably would be better, or or
24:41
your hands correct hands monetary donation. But if if somebody wants to donate food,
24:47
we do have local partners that we will stock the pantries the schools at
24:52
the beginning of the school year, that we will distribute that to them.
24:56
But yeah, it's you know, for instance, we've got twenty four thousand
25:00
cans of raveli coming for Saturday, so another thirteen thousand coming for in Madison,
25:07
So we've got conn Ager and chef boy already hopping for give us some
25:11
I know you can't get into specifics with names, and I wouldn't want you
25:15
to do that, but give us some specific stories that you've seen in those
25:18
past, as you say, twelve years or so, you've been involved,
25:21
some some specific things that you've seen, or some gratitude that you've had reports
25:26
of. We've had several, you know, we get back the stories from
25:30
our from our counselors that that that folks say that, hey, you know
25:34
what, our car broke down during the summer and we didn't have the opportunity
25:38
to replace it, and we were paying a neighbor to take us to the
25:41
store, and when these boxes come every other week, it was certainly helping
25:48
them. Also, we've got a story that that we had one a person
25:55
that just had had an opportunity that had they She when she sent the note
26:02
to us, said hey, I've received these boxes in the past from you
26:04
guys, and they helped us a great deal. She says, But now
26:07
I've got it, I don't need it. Now I've got a new job
26:11
and we've got the opportunity I'm looking to hire folks. Can I put my
26:15
flyer in your boxes? To see if we can maybe find find some employees
26:22
for my opportunity. Like sure, that's great, that's awesome, let's do
26:25
it. So you know, it's helping folks get over the go to get
26:29
over the hump to the other side, and then we see the generosity coming
26:33
back, you know, trying to help others. All right, give us
26:34
the website and other contact information. Again, we're kind of putting the plea
26:40
out there for you that if you can give a couple of hours this Saturday
26:44
or next Saturday or both, you'll be in Tay's Valley this Saturday. You'll
26:47
be at the Madison Soup Center, Boom County the following Saturday. If you
26:49
can give a couple of hours a time. If you can only give an
26:52
hour, that's fine, they'll take it. You can give twenty minutes,
26:55
they'll they'll take it. We'd love to have all hands available and you'll have
26:59
a great time you everybody. It's a it's a lot of camaraderie coming out
27:03
to tays Valley. Nazarene Church is just right on the main drag there in
27:06
Tayese Valley, so it's not hard to find it, right off the exit,
27:08
right off the exit between the exit and the hospital. All right,
27:11
Dan, give us the website backpack buddy dot org and you can find all
27:15
the information there. All right. I appreciate you being here, Doug,
27:18
Thanks lo I, Doug Erwin, thanks a lot man. You're doing great
27:21
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it's nothing like that. I just had something I was going to kind
32:20
of mention that was that was on my mind yesterday. So yesterday was Memorial
32:25
Day, and for many it was a day in the Lake day to get
32:30
the pool open, the unofficial kick off the summer. My wife and I
32:35
kind of spent the day just kind of working around the house doing some grilling,
32:37
you know, that sort of thing. But I did a little video
32:43
yesterday and I put it on my radio page, Dave Allen Radio and Facebook
32:50
and on my ex page, The Dave Allen Show, the artist formally known
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as Twitter. Just something that happened to be on my mind at the time.
32:57
And if you get really bored at work today, I mean really bored,
33:02
maybe can go watch it if you want. First of all, a
33:06
lot of us have no idea what Memorial Day even is. It is not
33:10
a day to thank people for their military service. Now we should do that
33:15
every day. That should be a three sixty five kind of video. I
33:19
get that, but that's not specifically what Memorial Day is for. That's what
33:27
Veterans Day in the Fall is for. It never hurts to thank people for
33:30
their service. As someone who did not serve, I alway, and as
33:35
someone who is the son of someone who did serve, I do always think
33:37
we should thank them. But that's not what Memorial Day is for. Memorial
33:40
Day is a time to honor the brave men and women who died in service
33:47
of their country. That's it, nothing more, nothing less. And as
33:52
a Texter pointed out on the show on Fridays, there's no such thing as
33:57
a happy Memorial Day. Although well intentioned, you should never say have a
34:02
happy Memorial Day because it's a somber time. It's not a time for happiness.
34:08
It's a time of remembrance for those brave souls that gave their lives in
34:17
defense of this country period. Memorial Day is for those who didn't come home.
34:28
That's what the whole idea is. And the video I did yesterday,
34:34
as I said, just something said out on my back deck and just was
34:37
thinking about some things on my mind, and so go check it out.
34:45
The fact that I, like so many others yesterday, could take the time
34:53
to grill some bad for me, sorry Millie Snyder hot dogs, have a
34:59
few adult bevere or tea or diet coke or whatever is your drink of choice,
35:06
have some potato salad. All the fun things on a long weekend like
35:13
Memorial Day weekend are because somebody laid down their life for me and others to
35:22
have that right. And I am going to be the first to admit,
35:25
because I host a political talk show, we are in a bad place in
35:31
this country right now, and I don't think anyone listening to me could say
35:37
otherwise. You know, in my fifty three and a half later this year
35:40
will be fifty four years on this earth. I don't think that it's ever
35:45
been in a worse place than we are right now. We cannot seem to
35:52
agree to even disagree anymore. Liberals are the enemy now. Conservatives are the
35:59
enemy to someone, Okay, just stop it. I'm a conservative Republican who
36:08
quite frankly, is fighting it harder and harder to be a Republican anymore.
36:12
But I'm still trying. But because I disagree with someone on abortion or the
36:20
economy, or the situation with gays or whatever, doesn't make you my enemy.
36:28
At the end of the day, we're all Americans, and it's my
36:35
feeling that we need to start acting like it, or we're not going to
36:37
have a country to fight over. I mean, seemingly gone are the days
36:46
when we could simply agree to disagree. Do you think Ronald Reagan ever looked
36:53
at Ted Kennedy or Tip O'Neil and said that's my enemy. No, no,
37:00
no, no. They would go off to Camp David, they'd work
37:02
it out, and we should be able to simply disagree. And we've got
37:10
to somehow get back to that again. I mean, take a look at
37:16
what just happened in the Republican primary for governor in West Virginia. What I
37:22
heard on these airwaves and what I saw on my television screen and online from
37:28
the supposed adults in the room was simply disgusting. Grow up, grow up
37:35
people. And remember, as we head toward the November general election, it's
37:43
going to get worse if Trump is reelected. Unless he falls asleep on the
37:50
button, it's not going to be the end of the country as we know
37:54
it. The same with Biden. And look as disgusted as many of you
38:00
are with the choices that we have for president in November. Trump is a
38:09
disgusting human being who has made his career on lies and deceit. Someone said
38:14
the other day he's a godly man like my grandpa. Really don't know about
38:16
you, but my grandpa never got involved in with porn stars. But that's
38:22
just me and Biden. There's a reason why it took him so long to
38:28
get to the level that he is now. Remember him totally plagiarizing speeches.
38:32
There's simply no way that you can look at either of those guys and think
38:37
they have any business whatsoever leading this country. But it is what we have.
38:43
And the true leaders in this country are not the men or one day
38:47
the women who reside at sixteen hundred Pennsylvania Avenue. They're the people that simply
38:53
get up in hall of our butts out of bed every morning and go to
38:58
work. And I realize I got off a bit of a tangent this morning,
39:00
But Trump or Biden is not who we are, thank God, who
39:07
we are are the greatest people on God's green earth, and we need to
39:13
start being nicer to each other and forget about the two old codres in Washington,
39:20
neither of which, in my opinion, is fit to run the country.
39:22
But it's the hand we are dealt, So be nice to each other.
39:28
If you're a liberal, take a conservative out for a cup of coffee
39:32
or a beer. If you're conservative, ask the liberal, why do you
39:37
feel so strongly about certain things? Talking? Talking is a good thing,
39:45
you know. Turn off Fox News, turn off News Max, turn off
39:47
CNN, and just listen to each other. Talking is a good thing.
39:52
Shutting out those who may feel differently than you is not. And you've heard
39:59
me talk about my father on the show for My dad was a decorated Vietnam
40:02
Vet. Although he was not killed in the line of duty, he died
40:07
in effect for his country because he died of poisoning because of Agent Orange.
40:12
He once told me, he said, and he was not political at all.
40:15
My dad was not a political guy. He just wasn't. My dad
40:21
was a fundamentalist Christian who kind of believed this is not my world, so
40:24
he didn't didn't really take part in politics. That was him, and we
40:28
disagreed on that. But that was just him. But he told me,
40:30
he said, Look, when I was in Vietnam, I didn't care if
40:35
the guy next to me was a Republican, a Democrat, or a liberal
40:38
conservative. I only cared that he had my back. So I'll just leave
40:44
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40:49
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me knock out a couple of texts here. Texays. I agree. It's
41:05
a pet peeve of mind that wishing happy Memorial Day is poor wording, says
41:08
a Texter, Texas. If I was a black man or personal color,
41:15
I wouldn't want a time travel to the nineteen sixties South. Even though today
41:20
is pretty divided intense, it's still not as bad as fifty to sixty years
41:22
ago or longer. That's a good point. I think it depends on your
41:25
perspective. That's an excellent point, there really is, Texas. What about
41:34
going to the cemetery to visit a loved one who served that just passed recently
41:37
and more. Yeah, I'm not going to say that you you know what
41:38
you can and can't do. I mean, that's that's that's just one of
41:43
those things. I just want us to remember why we have the three day
41:45
weekend. It's not to go by it is. I mean, people use
41:49
it as an excuse to go buy line lawn furniture and to open their pools
41:52
and things. And that's all well and good. At your time. You
41:53
do what you want to do with it, but just remember, just remember
41:55
why why you have that, right, Texas Dave, yesterday was Memorial Day
42:01
and Trump was calling people's scum and going on a rampage instead of remembering this
42:06
day. But he just hates our military, and we voters are getting tired
42:08
of it. Yeah, I don't. I don't. There's not a thing
42:15
in that that I can disagree with. Texas Dave. Just pray that Trump
42:20
doesn't go on a ti ring and criticize our vets on this memorial That this
42:22
text actually came in Friday. I'm sorry, like he has since twenty sixteen.
42:27
They are heroes and not suckers and loser. Maga is the suckers and
42:30
losers. No, he didn't, says a texture I don't know what that
42:37
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that Joe is not running. So I did, Danny, I just did.
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a lot of the lobbying is coming from moderate Republicans who are reluctant to support
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Brad actually I think ran into him at the Capitol last week about the
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forty year friendship that he's had with Joe Manchin and basically added that the rumors
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don't have any legs to them. Well, Hoppy's commentary this morning talks about
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Mansion attending an event at the Greenbrier Resort last week. I know a little
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event, and the commentary says the lobbying for him to run really intense during
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that event. I can tell you I wasn't part of any of that,
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but I can tell you Wednesday night, I did talk to Senator Mansion about
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I actually ran into him. I just happened to get up during the event
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before it got started. Jenifer Garner, by the way, did a great
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job as the guest speaker, and I just happened to get up and passed
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Senator Manson. I shook hands with him and I just kind of said,
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well, you certainly are the center of attention these days, and he just
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smiled and said something like, well, people love to talk and that's all
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it is. But as I said when I was on with With with Dave
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Wilson was in for Hoppy on Talk Line West week, the good Senator could
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put all this dress at some point many people thought he would do he would
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do that at some point over the Memorial Holiday weekend, which which he did
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not. I think, with all due respect, I think Joe likes the
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attention. I mean, we all like attention, we like feeling wanted.
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And I never thought for a minute that Joe Mansion was simply going to write
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off into the sunset after he announced he would not seek reelection for that sentency.
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I don't see him going away anytime soon, although when you consider how
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long he's been in the political game, no one certainly could blame him if
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he did. Go Read Hoppy's commentary on the website speaking to mister Kirschwell.
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He's back in the big chair today after a week and a day off.
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Brad McIlhenny will continue the Mansion for Governor Talk puts. Chris Stirewald is on
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talking to Trump trial and other topics. By the way, if you haven't
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seen Starwalt show on News Nation The Hill on Sunday, it's Sunday Morning's attending
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him really really really good show and he always manages to squeeze a little West
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Virginia in there as well. So Starwald is on with Hoppy today, plus
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a lot of talk about the Libertarians lately, especially since Trump picked up a
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lot of booze at the Libertarian convention over the weekend in DC. Taylor Richmond
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is the state chair of the Libertarian Party. He's on with Hoppy today,
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as is the Libertarian Party for a candidate for Governor, Erica Kalinitch. Hoppy
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will spend some time talking to both of them. It's also going to talk
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about the shortage of teachers in West Virginia. That's talk Line with Hobby coming
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up at ten on this show Tomorrow. I'm gonna spend some time talking about
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the ongoing traffic and construction headaches in Kaanasa City. A big story about that
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in the paper last week. Chad Robinson, who's the city councilman who's kind
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of fired of, but he's gonna join us talk about that on the show.
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Gotta go. Thank you to my guest today, Thank you to the
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A Train Anthony Harmon. Hoppy back in the big chair for talk Line coming
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up at ten o six this morning. If you haven't done so already,
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download the all new Metro News TV app to get ready for the Boys State
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Baseball Tournament later this week in Charleston. See you tomorrow. Till then,
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have fun and love somebody