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Pet Adoptions, Live on the Levee, Girls Night Out, and WV State Golf · The Dave Allen Show

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Speaker 4: in Hannah Gardner from the Canal to charlest New Main
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Speaker 4: Association with this week's Adopt Me Please Pet of the Week. Hannah,
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Speaker 4: good morning, welcome to the show.
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Speaker 5: Good morning.
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Speaker 4: I am doing fine. Last week we had Angie on
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Speaker 4: the show because I think you had some some things
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Speaker 4: that you had to take care of, and Angie did
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Speaker 4: a great job. But you know she's not Hannah. I'm kidding.
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Speaker 4: If Angel Liz, I'm kidding, I'm kidding and you did
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Speaker 4: a great job. But welcome back.
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Speaker 5: Well, thank you.
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Speaker 4: Our pet of the week is Pepper. And when I'll
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Speaker 4: get the picture as always posted Dave aland Radio and
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Speaker 4: Facebook at the Dave Alan Show at Dave A seventy
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Speaker 4: on X. Tell us all about Pepper.
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Speaker 5: All right, Well, Pepper, she is a female and I
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Speaker 5: do not think she's fixed yet, but she will be.
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Speaker 5: She's around two years old. She's microchipped already, and I
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Speaker 5: believe she has all her vaccines up to date. I
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Speaker 5: think the only vaccine she will need us through rabies
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Speaker 5: vaccine when she gets sixed, and then she'll be ready
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Speaker 5: to go home. Now, she did come in as astray
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Speaker 5: to us, and we don't really know her background or
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Speaker 5: anything like that. But she is a very very sweet girl.
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Speaker 5: She's a little dashful, for she can be a little headshine.
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Speaker 5: What I mean by that is whenever you're going into
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Speaker 5: pet a dog, or if you're going like if you're
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Speaker 5: taking your hand over their head or something like that,
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Speaker 5: it can make a dog very headshy to where they
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Speaker 5: will like huck her down a little bit and they
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Speaker 5: will be a little bit more fearful of what you're doing,
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Speaker 5: because you know, you're a big, tall person coming over
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Speaker 5: them and they are smaller than you. So some dogs
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Speaker 5: prefer you to kind of, you know, let them come
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Speaker 5: up to you. Smiss you, and she has fine. She's
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Speaker 5: definitely gotten a lot better with it. She's very very sweet.
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Speaker 5: She actually loves other dogs. She's very playful with them.
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Speaker 5: She prefers playful dogs because she's playful herself. When she
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Speaker 5: first came in, she was very shy.
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Speaker 4: To the other dogs.
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Speaker 5: But she's definitely opened up a lot more, and she
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Speaker 5: has pool in the leasha a little bit, but she
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Speaker 5: is doing a little better with that. And of course,
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Speaker 5: with some guidance and some training, she will be very
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Speaker 5: good at times.
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Speaker 6: Very sure.
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Speaker 5: She's a good bustener, So she would be a good
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Speaker 5: family dog, I would say, but of course if there
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Speaker 5: are ki and I would say this with any dog,
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Speaker 5: even if they're the sweetest. Always always, always a dogged
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Speaker 5: caution with kids. I always teach your kids boundaries as
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Speaker 5: well as the dog. But other than that, she is
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Speaker 5: a really all around the dog. And I believe she
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Speaker 5: is a round fortyish pound so and she's a full
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Speaker 5: grown so she might fill out a little bit more,
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Speaker 5: but she's not going to give any figger.
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Speaker 4: And you said that she loves car rides.
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Speaker 5: Yes, yeah, she has been out to a foster home before,
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Speaker 5: and they did let us know that she absolutely loved
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Speaker 5: the car rides and that she was shy with the
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Speaker 5: kids that were in her home, so very very kind
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Speaker 5: of shy with the kids. But that's why I always say,
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Speaker 5: you know, just to be cautious. She didn't show any
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Speaker 5: red flags or anything with the kids, but of course
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Speaker 5: again always added caution.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, and again that's just that's not necessarily as you'd
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Speaker 4: like to use the term red flag. It's not necessarily
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Speaker 4: a red flag. It just means that he just takes
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Speaker 4: a good day there at the shelter yesterday you took
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Speaker 4: in some parvo dogs. You had a dog who was
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Speaker 4: hit by a train. You know, as the old song says,
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Speaker 4: Mama said, there'd be days like this, But that's I
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Speaker 4: guess that's part of it, right.
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Speaker 5: Yes, Yes, we've had a lot of days lately where
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Speaker 5: they have just been back to that crazy chaotic and
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Speaker 5: you know, we're just pushing through them. We did have
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Speaker 5: a lot of stuff come in yesterday, but again we
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Speaker 5: are very very very tim team worked here, so definitely
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Speaker 5: all taking our hands in and helping in every way
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Speaker 5: that we can.
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Speaker 4: Well, actually, we had a text of the show somebody
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Speaker 4: wanted to ask you how was the dog that was
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Speaker 4: hit by the train?
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Speaker 5: I personally I'm not hudd of that sure, but I
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Speaker 5: do say that that dog is not doing very well,
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Speaker 5: or maybe it already had packed.
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Speaker 4: I believe that's horrible. Getting back to the parvo dogs,
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Speaker 4: how exactly does the shelter handle dogs that come in
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Speaker 4: with parvo?
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Speaker 5: So whenever they come in, if they are showing sounds
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Speaker 5: of parvo, any symptoms or anything like that of parvo,
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Speaker 5: which could be a wide variety of things, and if
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Speaker 5: you call up to the shelter, we could even give
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Speaker 5: you a full list of those. We could even tell you,
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Speaker 5: you know, things to look out for. But whenever they
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Speaker 5: come in, we will take if they are and we
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Speaker 5: do a parvo test on them, we will take them
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Speaker 5: down to our cargo ward which is downstairs kind of
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Speaker 5: where Fixed Charleston is, but it's in like a separate
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Speaker 5: little area, and we will treat them until they are
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Speaker 5: cleared for parvo and then they will be available for adoption.
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Speaker 5: So we have a very very successful pargo savory. We're
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Speaker 5: very very proud of that. So the ones that do
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Speaker 5: not make it is very far few, but we always
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Speaker 5: have you know, there is always, of course, unfortunately some
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Speaker 5: that are already too far into it. But yes, we
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Speaker 5: definitely treat them as soon as they come in.
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Speaker 4: Right. You guys did another event with Fitz Charleston. Thea
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Speaker 4: that it's a great organization to deal with, and I
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Speaker 4: know that they do these pop ups around the valley
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Speaker 4: from time to time, so it really would behoove people
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Speaker 4: to take advantage of them when they're out there. You
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Speaker 4: were I think, I want to say it was Wednesday
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Speaker 4: of this week, I think is what it was. But regardless,
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Speaker 4: it was one day this week, and you always post
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Speaker 4: about it on your Facebook page of the of the
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Speaker 4: animal shelter, so it would be a great opportunity for
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Speaker 4: people to kind of follow along, follow your page and
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Speaker 4: see when they're going to be out and about. Again.
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Speaker 5: Yes, yes, we definitely do vac seeing clinics here and there,
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Speaker 5: and they are very very helpful to a lot of people.
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Speaker 5: We always get a lot of people to show up.
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Speaker 5: So if we do another one, please keep an eye
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Speaker 5: on our Facebook page. We always post when we do this,
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Speaker 5: and come on out and get all the vaccines that
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Speaker 5: you can for your animals.
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Speaker 4: All right, and as we all, I'd like to close
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Speaker 4: the segments each week by asking you how are the
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Speaker 4: numbers at the sh shelter looking and what do you
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Speaker 4: need there?
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Speaker 5: Of course, we always need blankets and towels. We've been
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Speaker 5: really really using a lot of those. Where we have
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Speaker 5: so many animals going to foster homes as well as
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Speaker 5: in the shelter, our numbers are still very high. I
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Speaker 5: think we are still in critical condition right now where
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Speaker 5: we do have so many. I think we still are upward.
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Speaker 5: I think we're at like three seventy six animals total
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Speaker 5: in our care, and that is in foster and in shelter.
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Speaker 5: So that is a lot, and that is.
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Speaker 4: Very very high for us, all right, Well as always, Hannah,
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Speaker 4: it is a pleasure to talk to you, and we'll
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Speaker 4: talk to you again next week. Thanks a lot, all right,
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Speaker 4: let's review. Pepper is our dog, two year old female,
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Speaker 4: not fixed yet but will be soon. Love's other friendly dogs.
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Speaker 4: Loves car rides, coop that's perfect for you. Loves car
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Speaker 4: rides and does pull slightly on the leash. Can be
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Speaker 4: a little bit shy at first, but once she warms
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Speaker 4: up to you, she's a fantastic dog. And she's probably
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Speaker 4: not going to get a lot bigger. She's pretty good
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Speaker 4: sized dog. I think around forty pounds or so, but
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Speaker 4: she's probably not gonna get any bigger. She's like the
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Speaker 4: rest of us. She's gonna get a little bit more round,
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Speaker 4: but she's probably not going to grow anymore. So go
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Speaker 4: Why do outside city limits but still Knawk County do
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Speaker 4: that is that's the organization that is doing that. That
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Speaker 11: job rolling out the red carpet for the kiddos, really
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Speaker 11: catering to the children. It's back to school night, So
17:19
Speaker 11: not only are we going to have about twenty vendors
17:21
Speaker 11: that are going to be handing out things getting you
17:24
Speaker 11: ready for school, tools for school, all the essentials that
17:27
Speaker 11: you may need, but it's also the University of Charles tonight.
17:31
Speaker 11: It's also West Virginia State University Night. It's also Girls
17:34
Speaker 11: Scout Night. A lot of special nights tonight, but most
17:37
Speaker 11: of it kind of revolves around children and getting back
17:41
Speaker 11: to school. And then, oh, by the way, there's going
17:43
Speaker 11: to be some music, Dave.
17:43
Speaker 4: Yes.
17:44
Speaker 6: Oh by the way.
17:45
Speaker 4: Before we get to these, I want to talk about
17:47
Speaker 4: some of the activities you got down there. There's a
17:48
Speaker 4: bike helmet giveaway, donkey booth, face painting, finger printing, a
17:54
Speaker 4: phone machine. This is why Coop's going now yet tonight
17:57
Speaker 4: Inflatables ConA Ice Library, folks would be signing people up
18:01
Speaker 4: for library cards.
18:03
Speaker 3: Boy Scouts will be there along with the Girls Scouts.
18:05
Speaker 4: You can meet the Queens of the Regatta.
18:06
Speaker 3: The Regotta Queens will be there.
18:08
Speaker 4: Yeah, snack bags. As I said, there's all kinds of
18:10
Speaker 4: there's a Young Entrepreneurs Market.
18:12
Speaker 11: For Gotta Committee. They're handing out some school supply giveaways
18:15
Speaker 11: as well. So when I say you know ten, fifteen,
18:17
Speaker 11: twenty vendors handing out stuff, it's it's going to be
18:21
Speaker 11: really great for children of all ages.
18:24
Speaker 3: Yeah, come on down.
18:25
Speaker 11: I'm glad you got those out there. The city did
18:28
Speaker 11: a nice job putting this together, and then at six
18:30
Speaker 11: thirty regular time music at the Hadad Riverfront Park on
18:33
Speaker 11: the Show and Bomb Stage. Local Favorite really got a
18:36
Speaker 11: nice name, Emma Deal and the Hot Mess. I love
18:39
Speaker 11: her name, Emma Deal and the Hot Mess. Local Favorite
18:42
Speaker 11: got her own little version of rock and roll. Local
18:44
Speaker 11: Gal doing really well and we're keeping it local. At
18:46
Speaker 11: seven forty five, Ny'll play two forty five minute says
18:50
Speaker 11: up until nine thirty. Golden another band from right here
18:53
Speaker 11: in the Charleston area. Four guys Mikey and Matt, Cody
18:57
Speaker 11: and Greg and they have their own little version of
18:59
Speaker 11: rock and roll as well, and they got a little
19:01
Speaker 11: pop and they really have created something really unique and
19:04
Speaker 11: they got a really neat, harmonizing, cohesive sound. So I
19:07
Speaker 11: look forward to hearing Golden. And I think we got
19:10
Speaker 11: both of these bands because I think the kids like
19:12
Speaker 11: these kind of bands.
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Speaker 3: So great for the family Tonight special thanks to the
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Speaker 11: Season twenty has been fantabulous and we want to thank
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Speaker 11: had a I can't believe it's over, but twenty years
19:42
Speaker 11: is in the books and tonight's going to be a
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Speaker 11: special night.
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Speaker 3: Has all the makings of an epic night.
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Speaker 11: A breakout a dollar or two or five and buy
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Speaker 11: a fifty to fifty ticket to help our charities, our CCR,
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Speaker 11: Covenant House, the Sojourn, our shelter Man and Meal and
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Speaker 11: Canall Valley Collective. They've After tonight, we're probably going to
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Speaker 11: be about a hunt than twenty five thousand dollars that
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Speaker 11: we've raised in twenty seasons for those charities. So thank
20:05
Speaker 11: you very much for your continued kindness and generosity, and
20:09
Speaker 11: thanks for coming down.
20:10
Speaker 3: We couldn't do lot well.
20:12
Speaker 11: Live a Levee would not be Live on Levey unless
20:14
Speaker 11: people came down to enjoy it. Yeah, So everybody's had
20:16
Speaker 11: a great time, and I'm still trying to find that
20:19
Speaker 11: one person that I look up and see in a
20:21
Speaker 11: bad mood.
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Speaker 3: And I haven't found that person yet. You come to
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Speaker 4: I just can't get over the weather here, Jim. I mean,
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Speaker 4: you know, knock on Wood next year could be a
20:41
Speaker 4: total disaster. But this year it's been hot, because everybody
20:44
Speaker 4: knows it's been hot. But there hasn't been a single
20:47
Speaker 4: right now delay because of lightning or anything. I know,
20:50
Speaker 4: we've had that in the past. Yeah, we've had nothing
20:52
Speaker 4: at all.
20:53
Speaker 3: We've had some tough summers.
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Speaker 11: You know, in West Virginia, right here in the heart
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Speaker 11: of Appalaccha, we're known for some pop up showers and
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Speaker 11: storm stiers.
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Speaker 3: A lot of folks are.
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Speaker 11: You know, my grandma's and my aunts and nuncles, we
21:03
Speaker 11: used to love sitting on the front porch and just
21:05
Speaker 11: listening to the summer storm and the lightning and the thunder,
21:08
Speaker 11: and that was kind of a thing. We haven't had
21:10
Speaker 11: that now this summer, and it's it's been again a
21:14
Speaker 11: nice summer for the fans to come down a little
21:19
Speaker 11: bit warm. But we've had plenty of fans down there.
21:21
Speaker 11: Sometimes we get the awning back. We have lots of
21:24
Speaker 11: refreshing drinks down there. People stayed hydrated and really enjoyed it.
21:28
Speaker 11: So your reward for sticking with us is seventy seven
21:31
Speaker 11: degrees tonight. Yeah, I mean, because you know, the weather
21:35
Speaker 11: is taking a definite turn.
21:37
Speaker 4: And I stepped out of the house this morning thinking
21:39
Speaker 4: it was going to be a lot cooler, and it
21:41
Speaker 4: was still still like a sauna, or as my grandmother
21:43
Speaker 4: used to say, it feels like a sainty out here.
21:46
Speaker 4: I think I was twelve before I realized that the
21:47
Speaker 4: word is sauna, not sainty. But anyway, it's the logan
21:51
Speaker 4: county than logan thing. But when I stepped out of
21:53
Speaker 4: the house where I was like, yeah, it's a little
21:54
Speaker 4: bit more. But they tell us that the Brian Hugheses
21:56
Speaker 4: and the Spencer Adkins of the world say that at
21:58
Speaker 4: some point we're going to get like some jet stream
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Speaker 4: something or another, and.
22:01
Speaker 11: So really we're going to feel at about two and
22:03
Speaker 11: three o'clock and then we're going to feel it again
22:05
Speaker 11: about seven or eight o'clock tonight.
22:07
Speaker 3: So it's it's going to.
22:08
Speaker 4: No other better place to be than to be live
22:12
Speaker 4: on the levy seeing the boats when it's not sweltering
22:15
Speaker 4: hot and you've got a little breeze blowing off the river.
22:18
Speaker 4: It's good times, man.
22:18
Speaker 3: I look forward to all the children tonight.
22:22
Speaker 11: Families, if you're listening to me right now, please, if
22:24
Speaker 11: you haven't been down, bring the kids down. The kids
22:27
Speaker 11: are going to have a blast with all the fun
22:29
Speaker 11: things and all the essentials that they may need. A
22:31
Speaker 11: lot of vendors handing out some really good products for
22:34
Speaker 11: you and some good information about getting ready for the
22:36
Speaker 11: school year. I'm going to say it again, this was
22:39
Speaker 11: This was Mayor Goodwin's vision, and she's done a great
22:41
Speaker 11: job the past couple of years with this back to
22:43
Speaker 11: the school night.
22:44
Speaker 3: The city just blows it up. So parents, bring the
22:47
Speaker 3: kids down.
22:48
Speaker 4: A lot of people there.
22:48
Speaker 3: Yeah, it should be fun.
22:49
Speaker 4: Should people want to come out and meet Dale Cooper?
22:51
Speaker 4: Well he Coop should be there, right, you're coming out
22:54
Speaker 4: on't you, Coop? Yeah, I'll be there. Okay, that Coop
23:02
Speaker 4: is multi task see him back there. You're bringing the
23:05
Speaker 4: little one out tonight to see this.
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Speaker 6: I think that my wife and kid will both come out. Yes,
23:09
Speaker 6: I love it, Thank you, Coop.
23:10
Speaker 4: Well, there's a lot of lot of cool things therefore,
23:12
Speaker 4: and phone, you're gonna let Her're gonna throw in the phone,
23:14
Speaker 4: not throw in the phone. That's when CPS gets involved.
23:16
Speaker 2: But I think, are you going?
23:17
Speaker 4: Are you going to? Is this kind of stuff that
23:19
Speaker 4: she's into? She liked that kind of stuff.
23:21
Speaker 12: Oh Sie loves just being out around all a lot
23:23
Speaker 12: of people, So she'll have a good time there regardless.
23:26
Speaker 11: Yeah, the City of Chawston Parks and rerec they got
23:27
Speaker 11: that phone machine, that's what you're talking about.
23:29
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, so yeah, please.
23:31
Speaker 4: Do not toss your children into the phone though I
23:33
Speaker 4: probably should have said a lot.
23:34
Speaker 11: Of games, the inflatable firehouse just to name a few.
23:37
Speaker 11: You mentioned the bike helmet giveaway. Are artists just tons
23:40
Speaker 11: of giveaways, and there's going to be some other giveaways
23:44
Speaker 11: from some of the vendors doing raffles. So the break
23:48
Speaker 11: from seven thirty to seven forty five might be a
23:50
Speaker 11: break from seven thirty to seven fifty. We have so
23:53
Speaker 11: much to do tonight, but it should be fun. Come down,
23:55
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Speaker 11: the season finale season number twenty. The more it was
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Speaker 3: Thank you, Dave.
24:02
Speaker 4: So what are we gonna tell me? What am I
24:03
Speaker 4: gonna do?
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Speaker 13: Well?
24:04
Speaker 11: You know, well, next week we have the live golf tournament.
24:06
Speaker 11: I'm gonna be working out a little bit. There will
24:08
Speaker 11: always be something. Maybe we did this a couple of
24:10
Speaker 11: years ago. I just kept coming in on Friday to
24:12
Speaker 11: talking about what was happening because we were so used
24:13
Speaker 11: to talking about what was happening.
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Speaker 3: I know you're welcome. I know you're welcome me, so
24:17
Speaker 3: I'll let you know. I'll keep you posting. Thanks for
24:19
Speaker 3: the summer. Business Man in the world, man, bless your heart.
24:21
Speaker 4: I love it.
24:21
Speaker 3: Though idle hands they'll get you in trouble. So that's
24:24
Speaker 3: why I try to stay busy. That's so I can say,
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Speaker 3: out of trouble.
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Speaker 4: How's it working out?
24:29
Speaker 5: Well? So far?
24:30
Speaker 3: We'll go there. That's another show, all right, Jail.
24:34
Speaker 4: We'll see it tonight at Live on the Levee. Man,
24:35
Speaker 4: and again, some of our folks are going to be there.
24:38
Speaker 4: Dale Cooper is going to be hanging out there tonight
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Speaker 4: is there anything we could do for some of the
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Speaker 4: golf places golf courses for our first responders? And the
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Speaker 4: commissioners seemed to like the idea, and yesterday afternoon they
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Speaker 4: made it public, he texted me yesterday afternoon and then
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Speaker 4: based on the text to this show that we had
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Speaker 4: there is now a ten percent discount offered to current
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25:47
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Speaker 4: passed or present military folks. Appreciate Commissioner Selango for taking
25:55
Speaker 4: that to heart and kind of running with it in
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Speaker 16: Yes, sir, this is our twenty six Girls' Night Out.
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Speaker 17: We are the state's largest women only fundraiser, raising funds
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Speaker 4: Now for Sandy cal. Why are you involved in this?
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Speaker 4: I mean, well, what makes this appealing to you? Because
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Speaker 4: in the Canal Valley, But what is it about this?
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Speaker 4: That that said, I want to get involved with this.
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Speaker 16: Well, a little backstory real quick.
30:37
Speaker 17: Mike Fulio, the amazing Mike folio from North Central Distributing,
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Speaker 17: gave me my first ticket and I was working for
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Speaker 17: my first event attending Girls' night Out. It was up
30:48
Speaker 17: at the old former Clinbing Campbell Sunrise Museum and I
30:52
Speaker 17: arrived donated some red Bull was totally consumed with how
30:56
Speaker 17: the women came together and the camaraderie to make a
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Speaker 17: difference in our community. It was such a strong impact
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Speaker 17: on me that I am now still involved twenty years later.
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Speaker 4: I was going to say, what was the timeframe when
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Speaker 4: it twenty years ago?
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Speaker 17: Twenty years ago? Yeah, it really touched my heart. The
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Speaker 17: women really embraced me. It's a program that's well needed
31:14
Speaker 17: in our area, especially in West Virginia. Domestic balance is
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Speaker 17: so prevalent right now, especially with the economy. You know,
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Speaker 17: most arguments and things like that happened from you know,
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Speaker 17: money paying the bills, and so I just felt like,
31:27
Speaker 17: you know, what an impact I could make if I
31:30
Speaker 17: just started being more involved and just every year I
31:32
Speaker 17: would be more and more involved. When I was with
31:34
Speaker 17: Nhezer Bush and then of course with bridgro Pistro, and
31:37
Speaker 17: now just doing it because it's in my heart. I
31:40
Speaker 17: believe I've wove it through my life. You know, everywhere
31:43
Speaker 17: I go I talk about it. I try to get
31:45
Speaker 17: food vendors, people involved. If you don't even go, just
31:48
Speaker 17: get online at YWCA Charleston dot org and donate. You know,
31:52
Speaker 17: we're just out here trying to give everyone a hands up,
31:55
Speaker 17: you know, men, women. We even have a place for
31:58
Speaker 17: children and pets, you know, because folks they threaten to
32:02
Speaker 17: harm the pets. You know, if you leave, I'm going
32:04
Speaker 17: to harm you know, little spot. So we want you
32:07
Speaker 17: to have a place to bring your pets in our
32:09
Speaker 17: secret shelter.
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Speaker 4: And there are so many things that go into this
32:13
Speaker 4: that people. I mean, obviously you hear the words letters
32:16
Speaker 4: why you know YWCA, and you think about a few
32:17
Speaker 4: of the things that they do. But some things that
32:20
Speaker 4: the organization does that I wasn't even aware of until
32:23
Speaker 4: I started hosting folks like yourself, Marrily McAuliffe and others
32:26
Speaker 4: come in and talking about this and seeing some of
32:27
Speaker 4: the TV interviews with various people. One of those things
32:31
Speaker 4: is sometimes there needs to be safe spaces for meetups, indeed,
32:37
Speaker 4: for child transfers or something like that.
32:39
Speaker 17: Talk about that, Well, the McDonald's is not working anymore,
32:42
Speaker 17: So we offer a safe space for you to come
32:44
Speaker 17: and transfer your children's You don't have to go out
32:47
Speaker 17: into the public. It's just a safe space. We also
32:50
Speaker 17: have advocates that help you with the courts system. You know,
32:52
Speaker 17: it can be confusing, it can be overwhelming, and we
32:55
Speaker 17: have folks that can really help you fill out that
32:57
Speaker 17: sixteen page form and go to the those you know,
33:01
Speaker 17: court scenarios where you need support, you know, and a
33:04
Speaker 17: lot of folks are not knowing what to do. And
33:08
Speaker 17: so we have advocates out there helping these folks. You know,
33:11
Speaker 17: they actually can come and get them, you know, give
33:13
Speaker 17: them advice, get them back on their feet. We have
33:16
Speaker 17: a wonderful shelter that we raise these funds for that
33:19
Speaker 17: goes you know. We just put in new AC units.
33:21
Speaker 17: We have vehicles that we have to provide insurance for.
33:24
Speaker 17: We have salaries we need to pay for these folks
33:26
Speaker 17: at the YWCA. So there's a lot of things that
33:29
Speaker 17: the budget is needed for. And girls ride out. We
33:32
Speaker 17: fill a lot of that budget with the funds we raise.
33:34
Speaker 4: It's amazing all the things that go into that. Like
33:36
Speaker 4: I said, you may think of one or two things
33:38
Speaker 4: on the top of your head, but there are so
33:39
Speaker 4: many other things and other programs and services that the
33:42
Speaker 4: organization offers. But it all costs money.
33:45
Speaker 3: It does it does.
33:46
Speaker 17: They help on average eighteen to two thousand people eighteen
33:50
Speaker 17: hundred to two thousand people a year, you know, go
33:52
Speaker 17: through our system. So it's a very important event. And
33:55
Speaker 17: the more the merrier, and we have slid auction items,
33:58
Speaker 17: food vendors, you know, all the things at our event tomorrow,
34:01
Speaker 17: so we're super excited about it. Tickets are still for sale.
34:04
Speaker 17: You can go on my w CAA Charleston dot org
34:07
Speaker 17: and still get your tickets. We're still taking sponsorships. And
34:10
Speaker 17: you know, if it's not for you, if this event's
34:11
Speaker 17: not for you and you just don't want to go
34:13
Speaker 17: out you're not into it, you're more than welcome to
34:15
Speaker 17: go online and donate whatever you wish. We really welcome
34:18
Speaker 17: anything you have, especially with the economy right now, you know,
34:21
Speaker 17: we're just needing those numbers to hit, you know, every
34:24
Speaker 17: year to keep this program going so we can keep
34:27
Speaker 17: those safe places, you know, and.
34:28
Speaker 4: This event, Sandy has become one of the premier Charleston
34:33
Speaker 4: and Kanaw Valley events. You know, there's those four or
34:35
Speaker 4: five things that you think about every year, you know,
34:38
Speaker 4: I think about the Dancing with the Stars thing with
34:40
Speaker 4: the United Way, or or of course for Gotta and
34:42
Speaker 4: some of the big events like that. But this forra
34:44
Speaker 4: one night event, this has become one of those iconic
34:48
Speaker 4: things for Charleston.
34:48
Speaker 16: Oh my gosh, thank you so much. That's just music
34:51
Speaker 16: to my ear.
34:51
Speaker 4: Well, I mean, you know it's been going on as
34:53
Speaker 4: long as it has and it's kind of one of
34:55
Speaker 4: those things too where you could kind of look at
34:57
Speaker 4: your calendar and see where we are in summer, you know,
35:00
Speaker 4: when Girls Not Out.
35:01
Speaker 17: Has Indeed, Yeah, we try to schedule it about the
35:04
Speaker 17: first or second week of August every year, you know,
35:07
Speaker 17: let the kids get settled back in with their sports
35:10
Speaker 17: and getting ready to go back to school, you know,
35:11
Speaker 17: the vacations are ending. We try to be accommodating to
35:14
Speaker 17: most women so they can attend you know, this event
35:16
Speaker 17: and have some camaraderie with other women. And you know,
35:19
Speaker 17: it's not all about the theme either. You know, you
35:22
Speaker 17: can come as you are, you can feel all dolled
35:24
Speaker 17: up and fatigues you can feel all dolled.
35:25
Speaker 4: Up, however you feel dolled up.
35:27
Speaker 16: Indeed, indeed, just come, you know, have a good time
35:30
Speaker 16: with them.
35:31
Speaker 4: It's very much and you gotta admit though that. I mean,
35:33
Speaker 4: people look forward to this theme indeed every year, and
35:36
Speaker 4: this year it's all dolled up and merely tells me
35:38
Speaker 4: it was based on I guess a little bit of
35:41
Speaker 4: the Barbie movie and the whole thing. Let's talk about that.
35:44
Speaker 17: Yep, we we were dancing around the idea of the
35:47
Speaker 17: Barbie theme, but of course it's trademark, so we had
35:49
Speaker 17: to be very very very careful how we walked around that.
35:53
Speaker 17: So we use the little font and basically it's more
35:56
Speaker 17: welcoming to anyone that wants to come. You know, you
35:59
Speaker 17: can be all all up in pink. I know, Marrily's
36:01
Speaker 17: got a cute little dress coming and we're all excited
36:04
Speaker 17: about it. You know, it's just a really good time
36:05
Speaker 17: to get together with your friends once a year at least.
36:08
Speaker 4: But if you don't want to do the all, you
36:10
Speaker 4: can just show up. I mean, they're not going to
36:12
Speaker 4: turn anybody away and volunteer.
36:14
Speaker 17: You know, we love volunteers. Volunteers help make this all
36:16
Speaker 17: come together. You know, of course you're looking at one
36:19
Speaker 17: right here. I don't, you know, get any funds. I
36:21
Speaker 17: enjoyed doing it. It's in my heart, it's what I
36:23
Speaker 17: want to do. So, yeah, we love volunteers.
36:25
Speaker 4: The men are allowed, but if they're gonna men are
36:27
Speaker 4: going to come, they're going to have to work right.
36:29
Speaker 17: Indeed, they need to go online, and we make sure
36:32
Speaker 17: we do a background check, you know, because we don't
36:34
Speaker 17: want any instances where we've had in the past where
36:37
Speaker 17: passive users have used fake names and gotten into our
36:41
Speaker 17: event and kind of made a less of things. Yes, yes,
36:44
Speaker 17: it's gone that far as literally as last year. So
36:47
Speaker 17: we do do background checks. We make sure that we
36:50
Speaker 17: have proper security for the ladies. We want them to
36:52
Speaker 17: feel safe at the event.
36:54
Speaker 4: And again it's at the Cattle Seeman Convention Center, and
36:56
Speaker 4: it's been I think at a couple of different places,
36:59
Speaker 4: as you mentioned. I was at the one on the
37:00
Speaker 4: Capitols a couple of years ago. Yeah, I was one
37:03
Speaker 4: of the volunteers for that. It was at the Culture
37:05
Speaker 4: Center that was there. But I think there's probably no
37:08
Speaker 4: better place to have it. In my opinion than the
37:09
Speaker 4: coliseum and convention solf.
37:11
Speaker 16: Indeed, we're spoiled.
37:12
Speaker 17: We have ac we're protected, we're inside security, parking, all
37:15
Speaker 17: the things.
37:15
Speaker 4: And once people are there, as you said, a variety
37:18
Speaker 4: of different things, all kinds of food. Yes, indeed you
37:21
Speaker 4: have my interest when you talk about the food.
37:23
Speaker 17: Oh yes, And I need to brag on them please,
37:26
Speaker 17: because you know these restaurants they really need supported.
37:28
Speaker 16: We have the Great Venetian down in Milton.
37:30
Speaker 17: They're on board for the first time this year with
37:33
Speaker 17: their Italian concept LeBlanc. We have bricks and barrels on
37:37
Speaker 17: board and I just learned this this year. Those folks
37:40
Speaker 17: over there just brought smoking rolling smoke, so they're bringing
37:43
Speaker 17: their barbecue concept as well. And we have Sergio's the
37:47
Speaker 17: talk of the town. You know, he's he's coming on
37:50
Speaker 17: board with his great Italian concept. And he also is
37:52
Speaker 17: bringing on Guadalara, his Mexican restaurant concept, which he's got
37:55
Speaker 17: a new one opening in Barbersville.
37:57
Speaker 4: To Tanied Station.
37:58
Speaker 17: I think, yeah, yeah, yeah, it's uh, it's pretty some
38:02
Speaker 17: exciting stuff. We have Chick fil A on board, great, great,
38:05
Speaker 17: great company. They support our volunteers every year. They do
38:08
Speaker 17: all the things, Texas Roadhouse for the first time, bar
38:11
Speaker 17: one oh one, them three brothers. My girl actually over there,
38:14
Speaker 17: she's doing amazing things. Valley Cakes down in PoCA. They're
38:18
Speaker 17: on board this year. Girl Scout Cookies, Shape Shop, and
38:21
Speaker 17: Embassy Suites. We've got a great lineup this year with
38:24
Speaker 17: Little Caesars, all the things. We could not do this
38:27
Speaker 17: without our community pulling together for us. Dave, and thank
38:30
Speaker 17: you so much for what you do for our event
38:32
Speaker 17: as well well.
38:33
Speaker 4: And I know this is not all about Sandy, but
38:35
Speaker 4: you know, but no, no, totally unrelated to this event.
38:38
Speaker 4: You know what, I'm gonna ask you, what do you
38:40
Speaker 4: what do you do in zan I'm gonna I'm gonna
38:42
Speaker 4: ask you. I'm gonna ask you is it? Are you
38:45
Speaker 4: missing it? Are you missing the restaurant thing?
38:47
Speaker 7: No?
38:48
Speaker 3: I have a love.
38:49
Speaker 16: She has a little little PTSD in the morning. Sometimes
38:52
Speaker 16: I did. I think I'm enjoying my little sabbatical.
38:55
Speaker 8: But who knows.
38:56
Speaker 17: I may jump back in the pool, but right now
38:58
Speaker 17: I'm just kind of enjoying the God Dot and my husband.
39:01
Speaker 4: And you'll get back in it one way or the other.
39:04
Speaker 16: You'll hear news. You'll hear news. Don't worry, but.
39:07
Speaker 4: Enjoy your time away. All right, So let's talk about
39:09
Speaker 4: again where people can learn more. Give us the website.
39:11
Speaker 4: Tickets are still available, donations, the.
39:13
Speaker 16: Whole deal, all the things.
39:15
Speaker 17: Yes, go to YWCA Charleston dot org. Grab your tickets.
39:18
Speaker 17: You can get hostess tickets. If you get a host's ticket,
39:21
Speaker 17: you're guaranteed a bag ladies. So that's the way to go,
39:24
Speaker 17: like swag bag, swag bag and it's a nice little
39:27
Speaker 17: pink cooler. You can take a boating picnicking here at
39:30
Speaker 17: the office. All the things. I will have great fantastic
39:33
Speaker 17: food vendors. As I talked about libations, EJ the DJ
39:36
Speaker 17: is going to be our DJ. Amazing, just amazing night
39:39
Speaker 17: for all the gals to dance, hang out with each other.
39:42
Speaker 17: See silent auction items. We have a great trip for
39:44
Speaker 17: two for hiltonhead up for grabs. You can probably get
39:47
Speaker 17: that for a really good deal. I'm hearing through the
39:50
Speaker 17: great mone We've got Cincinnati Red's tickets coming. So we
39:53
Speaker 17: got all kinds of great things that Ellen slant Nick
39:55
Speaker 17: has put together for us. But the team of YWCA,
39:58
Speaker 17: I tell you what day, we couldn't do any of
39:59
Speaker 17: this without them. They are really hustling right now and
40:02
Speaker 17: pulling together this event, and it's not easy pulling off
40:05
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40:07
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40:09
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Speaker 6: Good morning, Dave.
44:29
Speaker 4: You have survived your experience with Steve Animal upstairs. So
44:33
Speaker 4: I did.
44:33
Speaker 6: It was barely I got out of there.
44:36
Speaker 10: Good.
44:36
Speaker 6: You're good now, yeah, get them just bleeding just a little.
44:39
Speaker 4: Get the animal off of you. So why are you here?
44:42
Speaker 4: What are you got going on?
44:43
Speaker 6: Some were having our annual West Virginia State University Golf Tournament.
44:48
Speaker 6: We will be at Sleepy Hollow on Monday. Registration is
44:52
Speaker 6: at nine. We t off at ten. I think President
44:56
Speaker 6: Cage will be popping up and we have DJ EJ
45:00
Speaker 6: of course.
45:01
Speaker 4: That guy is everywhere.
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Speaker 6: He's awesome, is awesome.
45:04
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think he's doing girls not out, Girls not out.
45:07
Speaker 6: That guy's everywhere. Yeah, he's everywhere, just like Sandy. Sandy
45:10
Speaker 6: calls everywhere. But yeah, the event's gonna be great. We
45:14
Speaker 6: are have some great sponsors. Betterhams and Garden is our
45:19
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45:24
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45:28
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45:32
Speaker 6: Cova is one of our other sponsors. Best Title, Mark
45:38
Speaker 6: Slotnik and Bailey and Whyatt. They're great. If you need
45:42
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45:45
Speaker 6: people to do it. Also we have Fife Street will
45:49
Speaker 6: be out there and Johnny Thompson with Ian J. Thompson,
45:56
Speaker 6: Heaty and Cooling is one of our other sponsors. They're
45:59
Speaker 6: great people. His lovely wife Elizabeth just they do a
46:04
Speaker 6: lot of things in the community. Louis Payne is another
46:08
Speaker 6: one with Dickinson Salt Works. Uh, he's great in the
46:13
Speaker 6: community too, and his lovely wife page. Uh. They're constantly
46:17
Speaker 6: doing something, you know, to help others. He's also a
46:21
Speaker 6: great friend. Just I love these people. When they you
46:25
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46:28
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46:29
Speaker 4: So, you know, a lot of people again coming out
46:32
Speaker 4: for this thing. I want to talk about West Virginia
46:33
Speaker 4: State a little bit. That's your that's your alma mater.
46:35
Speaker 4: I mean I think you said, and uh, you and
46:37
Speaker 4: Sandy were actually talking to the green room. You and
46:39
Speaker 4: Sandy Call were there together.
46:41
Speaker 6: We had a speech communication class which was hilarious.
46:45
Speaker 4: I was gonna say we neither one of you had
46:46
Speaker 4: had trouble with that class. I'm sure, I'm sure, but
46:48
Speaker 4: they did did fine with that class. But but West
46:51
Speaker 4: Virginia State, I mean, I have doctor Cage on the show,
46:54
Speaker 4: you know, like once a month or so, just talk
46:57
Speaker 4: about the different things going on there. It's really a
46:58
Speaker 4: special place here in West Virginia with a whole lot
47:01
Speaker 4: of folks that went that went to that institution.
47:04
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean President Cage is doing a great job,
47:08
Speaker 6: you know, raising money and supporting my Actually my dad
47:12
Speaker 6: went there in nineteen fifty four. Really yeah, So and
47:17
Speaker 6: then I went in eighty nine of my age a
47:20
Speaker 6: little bit, but that's.
47:21
Speaker 4: That's why I was in college at that time too.
47:22
Speaker 6: Go ahead, But yeah, the atmosphere there was great. You
47:28
Speaker 6: know the campus I was. I loved it there. It's
47:31
Speaker 6: very beautiful there and got a great education.
47:35
Speaker 4: And specifically, when you're raising money for this at this
47:38
Speaker 4: golf outing, which is going to be Monday, Sleepy Hollow, weird,
47:40
Speaker 4: does that money go, It'll.
47:42
Speaker 6: Go to the golf program. Right now, we're trying to
47:45
Speaker 6: get enough money to have assimilator so when the students
47:49
Speaker 6: are on campus they can come and use that. I
47:52
Speaker 6: would like. The long goal was that open it up
47:55
Speaker 6: and down the road. Does even let like middle school
47:58
Speaker 6: and high school first Tea program, you know, to come
48:02
Speaker 6: and use the facility. So I'm looking at a building
48:05
Speaker 6: and you know, really out reach out to the community
48:10
Speaker 6: for you know, the use.
48:12
Speaker 4: I've had people from that first Tea program on the
48:14
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48:16
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48:20
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48:24
Speaker 4: can I say this, make it politically correct, not just
48:26
Speaker 4: to get what you think of when you think of golfers.
48:28
Speaker 4: They're really working like what otherwise would be disadvantaged kids
48:32
Speaker 4: to try to get them to pick up the sport.
48:35
Speaker 6: Yeah, Jeff, the directors does a great job. The teachers
48:39
Speaker 6: they have out there, you know, Chuck Rose and Sarah,
48:44
Speaker 6: they're just I'm amazed by it. And they have great
48:47
Speaker 6: numbers out there. A lot of kids come out there.
48:50
Speaker 6: They have a women's program out there. It's a very
48:53
Speaker 6: good program. I enjoy helping them.
48:56
Speaker 4: Yeah. And again we're talking with Sonny Anderson here from
49:00
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49:02
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49:04
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Speaker 6: So you a golfer yourself, Yes, And actually I am
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Speaker 6: the golf coach at West Virginia State, right.
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Speaker 7: I knew that?
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Speaker 4: Why did I'm sorry? Yeah, I actually knew that. I
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Speaker 4: actually forgot that. I know the state had a golf program.
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Speaker 6: I it was off and on. But I've been the
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Speaker 6: golf coach for about seven years now. Yeah, when I
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Speaker 6: went in eighty nine, of course, they didn't have it then.
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Speaker 4: Yeah.
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Speaker 6: And I was actually sitting at a basketball game and
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Speaker 6: at that time was Sean Lloyd and he was the
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Speaker 6: acting athletic director and baseball coach, and he was complaining
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Speaker 6: that he didn't have a coach. And I turned around,
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Speaker 6: I was like, I can do that. He is ad
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Speaker 6: come in and he hired me the next day and
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Speaker 6: I've been the coach since.
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Speaker 4: Is this I mean part of the I guess the
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Speaker 4: whole Mountain Conference thing. And you play the other schools
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Speaker 4: in West Virginia primarily.
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Speaker 6: We have about ten in that conference and you know
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Speaker 6: U S and it's probably the most dominant in there.
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Speaker 6: But I think we'll catch them here sooner or later.
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Speaker 4: Has the challenge been lady been thrown down? Sonny? Is
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Speaker 4: that what you're saying?
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Speaker 6: Yeah, that's right. Will Johnson as their coach.
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Speaker 10: I'm always on him.
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Speaker 6: With my program. We do have a lot of local talent.
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Speaker 6: I have kids from Herbert Hoover, Capital Point, Pleasant, Saint
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Speaker 6: Albans and Nitro. So I love recruiting local kids.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I'll give them something to do and plus getting
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Speaker 4: an education too is and that's West Virginia State I
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Speaker 4: think just does as you mentioned Eric Cage and the
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Speaker 4: fantastic things that they do there. I mean, it's just
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Speaker 4: they've they's always been a great institution, Sonny, but it's
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Speaker 4: grown so much under him. It's just a wonderful place.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 6: He's added you know, programs to it, doctor and programs,
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Speaker 6: and he's.
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Speaker 4: Doing good to get that School of Agriculture finally too,
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Speaker 4: which is what it was all based on to begin with.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, when my dad went, he you could take your
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Speaker 6: pilot's license. Oh really, Yeah, yeah, it's pretty neat.
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Speaker 4: Give us the details again on the golf outing. It's
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Speaker 4: going to be Monday, Yes, Monday. We are at Sleepy
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Speaker 4: Hollow and it's at registration. It's at nine o'clock. We
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Speaker 4: tea off at ten shotguns tee off. You'll have food
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Speaker 4: buy Shuckers Restaurant there in Saint Albans in the morning
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Speaker 4: for breakfast and sleep. You will provide dinner. We will
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Speaker 4: of course have DJ EJ probably playing the Caddy Shacks
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Speaker 4: song and yeah, I'm all right, yeah, yeah, some of
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Speaker 4: We're and give us the website social media where can
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Speaker 4: people learn more. I actually have information posted on my
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Speaker 4: social media on Dave Allen Radio. But so where's the
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Speaker 4: best place to get more information?
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Speaker 6: Yeah, you can either throw me a message on Facebook,
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Speaker 6: Sonny Anderson. Also you can email me your team I have.
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Speaker 6: We have about two spots left, so you can send
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Speaker 6: it at Sonny S O, N and Y at B
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Speaker 6: H G R E C. Or you can even call
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Speaker 6: me or text me at Airy code three oh four
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Speaker 6: four one five forty four fifty eight Sonny.
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Speaker 4: Appreciate it. Man. All right you gre eat, take off,
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Speaker 4: take off work on Monday and go play golf sleepy
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Speaker 4: Hollow raise money for West Virginia State. All right, coming
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Speaker 4: up on Monday show, as I said, Robert stone Street
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