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05/05/2023 580 Live with Dave Allen and Guest Host Travis Willard - Hannah Gardner, Joe Stevens, Mayor Scott Edwards and Amanda Ramey · The Dave Allen Show

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one night in Chapmanville. We've got Hannah Gardner from the Canal Charleston, You
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Maine Association with our doti Pleae pet of the Week. Going to get to
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her here in just a couple of moments. A little bit later on in
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the show, we're going to talk to Amanda Raymy from the City of Hurricane
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about a big event they've got going on there. It's their main street festival
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that is happening tomorrow. And Joe Stevens from Nitro is going to call up.
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He's with the Nitro Convention and Visitor Bureau. They've got a big cruise
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in going on tonight, so lots to talk about. I want to welcome
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in my guest co host this week, good buddy of mine by the name
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of Travis Willard. Travis, good morning, How are you, ma'am?
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Good morning, Dave. I'm great. You're excited to be here. You
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know what, I actually am first time in the radio, so you know
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it's kind of a big deal. We're gonna have to work on your clothing
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attire because in his real life, Travis is a financial planner and you've heard
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his ads here on the station with Edward Jones out of Tay's Valley. You're
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making the rest of us look bad man when you come in and in your
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dress like that. You know he's got the okay, but that's what you
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that's that's your that's your uniform, right It pretty much is ye. And
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my wife tends address me every morning, so you know, yeah, she
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she won't let me leave the house unless I'm looking halfway decent. Travis is
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going to be with us here today. Before we get to hand, I
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So go to WCHS network dot com. All right, let's bring it
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a good friend. Hannah Garden from The Canal Charleston made association with this week's
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Adopt Me Please Pet of the Week. Hannah, good morning. How are
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you? I'm great? How are you? I'm doing find Travis Willard is
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my guest host today. Travis meet Hannah, Hannah. This is Travis.
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Good morning, Hannah, good morning. So did you hear me talking there
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Hannah about that about that kennel that they have there that's got the twenty four
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hour flat screen TVs for the dogs? Yea, do you have that for
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your dogs? Uh? Yeah, but they don't really And I say that
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because I'm always posting pictures of my cat. I have a cat that watches
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television. Grady is quite the television fan. He watches nature shows. Wednesday
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night at eight o'clock. I flip it over to PBS so he can watch
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Nature. Do you ever have a pet that watch TV? Hannah? Yes,
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so I have one dog. His name is Bentley, and he will
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sit there sometimes and just stare as a TV for like the longest period ever.
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Now that's good, that's good. That's good stuff. All right,
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Let's we got a lot to get to with you this morning, and I
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want to get right to it. One of those of things. Courses are
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dot me please, Pet of the Week. You can go over to Dave
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Allen Radio and Facebook and at Dave a seventy on Twitter, and you can
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learn the story of Zarah. Tell us the story of Zarah. Hannah.
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So, she is a female. Um, she's six already, she is
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about three years old. She is micro chip already, she has her vaccinations.
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She is an all around a really good dog. She can be a
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resource carter, So that means that she can be resource carter over her toys,
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her food or something like that where she just doesn't want other dogs around
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us, or she may not want even people around it. But she it's
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not like bad, so it's just a mild little resource guarding. But she
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is bashful at first, but once she wants up to you, which is
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fairly quick. She is the sweetest dog ever. She wants to play.
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She does like other dogs, she just likes them to be like at a
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calmer state like her. She's not like super calm and super laid back,
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but she is calm in terms of she's just not super super hyperactive. But
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she still plays and stuff. But other than that, she is a really
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great dog. She would be great to take on hikes or walk in the
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park or if you have a yard, because she, like I said,
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she does like to play, so she likes still run a little bit,
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but she's not super hyperactive where she needs this huge hugs a big yard,
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you know. And I would think though with her being young as she is,
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Hannah, I mean, I mean three years old relative young. I
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guess of her dog, maybe if she got with the right family, maybe
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you could kind of get and get her in a better setting. She might
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not do the resource guarding things so much. Would you agree with that I
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do agree, and would be sounds like it'd be a great dog, as
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you said, for a family. Any idea what kind of dog she is?
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Um? I am not sure. She kind of looks like she has
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a little bit of like boxer in her or maybe a little bit of pity
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in her, but she she does have those boxer markings and a little bit
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of that squarish looking pitty box her head. So I would say, if
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I had to guess something mixed with that, I don't know what though.
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She's about like fifty ish pounds, so she's not large and she's not more
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sounds like what we always call it, just a West Virginia brown dog.
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Yeah, yeah, the classic West Virginia brown dog. Do we know how
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she is with with kids or cats? She said that she likes camber dogs.
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What about kids or cats? She does so him with kids? Of
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course. We always advise caution whenever you take a dog home, no matter
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if it's from the shelter or wherever you may get it, Um, you
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never want to leave them alone with your kids or other dogs unsupervised for a
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while. I always say that the three months mark is going to be a
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good determination on Like you know how they're going to be. However, you
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still want to always be cautious and make sure you know that you're teaching your
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kids as well to behavior around it. Yeah, I think, and that's
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a very good point. I think sometimes people will will look at a pet
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and say, Okay, we got to teach this dog or cat or whatever
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it is how to behave around the kids, but they don't take time to
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tell the kids how to behave around the pet. Exactly. Yeah, a
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lot of those problems could be prevented if the kids were a little bit more
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in control. Travis, you've got do you have animals? Don't you know?
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You have a dog? I do? Actually, um, well we've
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got one dog. Now I had to. I had a great Dane that
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we actually unfortunately had to put down last week. He's he had a good
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life almost ten years, so you know he lasted pretty long. But yeah,
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and now I've got little kids, and you're absolutely right. It's it's
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a team effort. It's a family a family affair to everybody's got to understand
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that even the pets themselves have their own unique personalities, right, So you
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got to your right handed. You have to integrate them into the home and
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give them time, give them time to adjust. Right. Do we know
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what her story is? I mean, was she a stray or do we
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have any idea where she came from? Yeah? She Um. I believe
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that she was found in cross lanes and she was just kind of running around
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and somebody brought her in. So she came in as a stray. Um.
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But she, like I said, she was kind of fearful when she
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came in. UM. What she you know every most dogs are not all,
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but most of them. Um. But she has opened up a lot.
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She's very, very good on the leash. She's she I mean she
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pulls just slightly, but that's just when she gets distracted by something. So
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she's a really really good dog. She just needs a really good home.
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She would be getting a family, she would be getting a like a couple
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home. She'd be a single dog. She'd be fine either way, really,
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just as long as she's got herself a good home. We're talking to
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Hannah Garden from Canal Trust you main association with this week's Adopt Me Please Pet
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of the Week. Let's talk about what you had happened there over the last
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day or so. I was looking at your Facebook, Paichanda, and you
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had a whole lot of dogs that somehow ended up at the shelter. Yeah,
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so we did take in I believe it was maybe about thirty four or
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thirty five dogs. It was dogs and puppies. A lot of those were
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mama dogs that have babies that they're still nursing. So everybody don't get excited
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yet because puppies will not be available yet. There is a lot of them,
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but they are just still nursing on their mama, so it'll be like
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a month or two or so before they are available. So what was the
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situation there that you took in that many? I mean, are you at
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liberty to discuss it? I mean, what was I am not percent on
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the story. I do know that I believe it was from one area,
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But other than that, the story is still kind of you. We're still
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trying to figure it out. And there's pictures posted on your gas Facebook page,
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so we urge people to go over and and take a look at that.
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Now, Tomorrow night's your big event. We've talked about it for several
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months. Tucks and Tales, Texas and Tales at the Capitol Market's going to
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be a great night to night, Hannah, Tomorrow night, I should say
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tomorrow night, right tomorrow and night. So Texas and Tails is going to
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be a great event. It starts tomorrow at seven. Come on out.
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We still have tickets for sale on the If you go to our Facebook and
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then you look at our events, it'll say Texas and Tails. Although I'm
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sure you'll see it posted a lot on our Facebook, and you just go
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to that page and then you can just click the tickets. And it is
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a down in Derby, So Kentucky Derby scene, So any Kentucky Derby attire
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would be like good, like Pastel four stuff like that. So grabble on
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your outfits and come on out and have fun. It's gonna be losting lots
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of fun. So to the Capital Market. And unfortunately I have a prior
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commitment. I'm not going to be able to be there to morn night.
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I was hoping I could, but I will not be there tomorrow night.
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But I'll anticipate next week when we have on You'll have a lot of great
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tails. So the Travis from Tuxs and Tails. So all right, before
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we let you go, you get your empty The shelter event going on now
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twenty five dollars adoption fee for all adult dogs, cats and kittens. Quickly
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talk about that. Yeah, so MC the shelter is where Bistles sponsors.
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They do it to a lot of shelters throughout the world, but for us
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it is twenty five dollars adoption fee, so they're sponsoring all but you just
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pay twenty cars and then it's gonna last until the fourteenth. So come on
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out and look at all of our available dogs, our adult dogs and our
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catching kittens. We have them and we have plenty, so come on out.
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You can also meet with them. You can bring your dog to meet
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with one of our dogs if that's necessary, you know, if you want
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to do that. But lastly, we are opening some salt to sixth day,
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twelve to five Saturday and Sunday, so come on out and adopt these
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days. He said, all right, Hannah, have a great time tomorrow
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night. We'll talk to you next week. Thanks a lot, Thank you
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Sanda Gardener from the Canal Charles DuMaine Association with our adoptee please pet of the
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week and telling us about all the good stuff going on at the shelter.
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Zarah is the dog this week. Travis. Zarah's posted on Dave on on
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Radio, on Facebook and at Dave a seventy on Twitter. Three years old
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prefers calmber dog. She was taken in as a stray from the Cross Lanes
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area. She does have an issue with guarding her food, as do you.
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Absolutely yeah, but that can probably be worked out. It's probably be
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working well. I've been working on it too, so you know. It's
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a very energetic dog, walks well on the leash, can be a little
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bit bashful, but she's fixed and she is ready to go home again.
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They're empty. The shelter event going on through the fourteenth, twenty five dollars
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adoption fee for all adult dogs, cats and kittens. Soa go, get
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Zarah a home. Here you go, Travis, There you go, Travis.
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I think that's it's a little bit too soon, too soon. Now
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I get it, I get it, I get it. All right,
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Joe, Well, the jury is still add on that at last comment,
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but we'll move forward. All right, all right, you got a
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big event that you are going to be kicking off the Sea News because it's
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cruising season and Nitro talk about it. Yeah, exactly. The Nitro Antique
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Car Club will could be conducting its first cruise in of the season. They
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and then in September as part of Nitro's Boomtown Day that will have their annual
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show. Everything kicks off tonight about five o'clock. We close down Second Avenue,
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which is right there by City Hall and Living Memorial Park. Will close
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down Second Avenue from nineteenth Street to twenty first. Cars from all over the
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region will be coming in and Dave near and dear to your heart. We're
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giving away three hot dogs tonight, three hot dogs. You can't go wrong.
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Travis is a hot dog gat too, so I can tell that you
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would like the free hot dogs as well. Right, you're all about the
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hot Oh absolutely yeah, Classic cars and hot dogs you can't get wrong.
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And here's the thing I like about this whole thing, Joe, is that
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this is, as you said, it's not just a one off. I
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mean, you folks do this each Friday, and you do that May,
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which is now through August, which leads into that big car show in September.
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So if for some reason you can't make this evening, although I don't
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know what that reason would be, because the weather for a cruise in is
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absolutely fantastic. Joe, it's gonna be really nice tonight, probably temperatures upper
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fifties, mid sixties or so, partly clanity skies. It's just going to
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be a fun time. Last year we had some challenges with mother nature and
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we only actually got in one of the cruise ins because of inclement weather.
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And moving forward this season again, the all the cruise ins are the first
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Friday of May, June, July, and Augusta, and then the big
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show in September or in September to night Boomtown Day. But if mother nature
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decides to rain us out one Friday, we're going to do it the next
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Friday. So everything kicks off tonight about five o'clock on Second Avenue. Free
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hot dogs, chips and drinks for everybody showing up. You don't have to
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be just a member with a car that you're showing off for something. Just
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bring your old glope in or maybe we'll just park Dave Allen out on the
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curb and let people see the real antique of the radio industry here in the
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area. But nonetheless, free hot dogs, everybody in a good time going
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to be had by all. And I stand corrected on that. I stood
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it was every Friday. It's actually the first Friday of the month, and
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it leads up into the big event that you happened that happens in September.
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And what always fascinates me, Joe, and I know you got to go,
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so I'll let you go. But one of the things that fascinates me
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about about cruise ins and things of that nature is when I was a kid,
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you know the big cars, Everybody's oh, it's a fifty seven Chevy
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because I'm the Happy Days generation, you know, the fifty seven Chevy.
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Now you look at some of the cars that are on these cruise ends and
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antique, Joe is what twenty five thirty years ago exactly. So you'll see
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some of those vehicles that are out here that we're Davey, you and I
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were driving in the seventies and eighties, and now they're antique cars and they're
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powis up and looking pretty good and going to be a lot of fun.
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I want to toss in something real quick, Dave, just mark your calendar
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from May twenty seven. That is the grand opening for the new Nitro Athletic
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Complex. A lot of things we'll be talking about that as we get a
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little closer to that. But May twenty seventh, the new Nitro Pool,
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the newest pool in the region, will be opening up. But tonight cruise
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in starting at five o'clock right on Second Avenue in Nitro. All right,
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good stuff, Joe, We will talk soon. Thanks a lot. You'd
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be safe out there, man, all right, thank you, Joe Stevens.
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A lot of ironic that Joe was giving me crap about my age.
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You know, you know, if you know, Joe's a good friend of
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mine, even you know, he's a he cheers for the wrong sports team
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sometime, especially in baseball, but he's an Orioles fan. But that's I
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think it's part of the world or something. But again, it happens the
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first Friday of every month, including nine Nitro, and you couldn't ask for
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better weather. But Travis, you're younger than I am. Uh So,
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does it make you feel weird to think that, Okay, antique is from
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the nineties, from the nineties, But it is, it really is.
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And because you're you're When I was growing up, it was you know,
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the the seventies muscle cars right where they all antiques, And now it's you
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know, you can have a ninety five caprice that people are showing off.
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But it's you know, times change, right exactly adapt I guess and uh
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and uh, and you get into um into into what is old? What
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is retro? I mean retro? And we talked about this on the show
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before, Travis retro technically now is the early two thousands? Wow? How
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does that make you feel? Wow? I mean, yeah, it's the
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early two thousands? Is retro right now? Yeah? That's that's insane.
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Yeah, you weren't ready for that? Worried? All right? Travis Willard
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from Edward Jones is our special Friday guest hosted. We'll do ten questions with
22:44
Travis coming up a little bit later on. We'ren talked to some folks from
22:45
the city of Hurricane about their main streat spring event happening just momentarily. But
22:49
I do need to get this and somebody texted this into us. Uh,
22:52
going back to the Canal Trust You Maine association that they are. This was
22:56
a posted it on their Facebook page and I appreciate the texture for sending this
23:00
in because I forgot to mention this. They are completely out of puppy formula
23:04
up there. So if you're able to donate some puppy formula they could use
23:07
it. Just drop it off twelve forty eight Greenbrow Street. That's where the
23:11
shelter is. So I appreciate the texture for bringing that in. Also,
23:14
they are in need of Purina dog chow. They have two hundred according to
23:18
their latest Facebook post, two hundred and twenty one dogs and they just picked
23:22
up thirty four, you know, as Hannah said yesterday, So if you
23:26
can make any kind of donation at all, please, uh, I mean
23:29
they're asking for blankets. They also need some soft blankets as well for the
23:33
for the for the animals up there. So well, you know, just
23:36
how stupid I am. I didn't even realize puppy formula was a thing.
23:38
Yeah it is, I mean that's yeah, it is. So they can
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big event in Nitro, A big, big event going on tomorrow in my
24:00
hometown, Hurricane, West Virginia. Let's go to the folks from the city
24:04
Hurricane. Who we got this morning? Hey, it's Mayor Scott Edwards,
24:07
and I've got a Manda Raven here with me. She's our assistant, the
24:11
same major and she helps coordinate all of our events. And Tomorrow's will be
24:12
one heck of a day in Hurricane it is, indeed. And guys,
24:15
I got Travis Willard, who's our guest host today? Tell us what's going
24:18
on in Hurricane tomorrow Gas. Well, you know, tomorrow is our Main
24:22
Street Springs Festival. Tomorrow Main Street from one to five pm. Weather looks
24:27
awesome. It's like eighty degrees and slight breeze, so it should be perfect.
24:33
We have all kinds of stuff. It's a carnival themed day everything.
24:37
It's a free event for everybody. Some old fashioned carnival games. A man,
24:41
how many crafts will we have? How many vendors we have around forty
24:45
vendors actually crafts, artisans, some informational vendors. Lots of great folks coming
24:49
out tomorrow and this is all We're going to be on Main Street right downtown
24:52
Hurricane. Yes, all on Main Street. We have free you know,
24:56
inflatables for the kids, giving away free popcorn, hot and candy. You
25:00
can come by. I want you to come by and get your face painted.
25:03
That's all free. And perhaps we have a live reptile shows from from
25:07
the West Virginia Reptile House. Now that's a new edition this year, and
25:11
that's at two o'clock and four o'clock on the stage, so it's going to
25:15
be good. And then the Foam Garage will be there spraying foam on kids
25:18
and adults alike. So you can come on down for that. And I
25:22
actually had Andy McKeon from the Reptile Group. I think it's the same gentleman
25:26
on the show last week. And Andy actually brought his bowl of Constructor in
25:32
studio with us last week. Maybe the first time we've ever had a bowl
25:34
of Constructor here in the Parmark store. So do you I don't know,
25:37
possibly not, but I got I got the snake all wrapped around me and
25:41
stuff and Hollywoodjeff Patty, my producer, was really upset he missed that day
25:45
because yeah, that was good stuff. And I know a lot of work
25:48
guys goes into this sort of thing. I mean, when do you.
25:51
I mean, and you do several events like this in Hurricane every every year
25:53
of because you have the thing in the summer in the fall, but this
25:56
is the one that really kind of kicks it off. And let's everybody know,
25:59
hey, springtime and summers here, warm weathers here. This really takes
26:03
a lot of volunteers and sponsors, guys coming together to make these things happen.
26:07
Yeah, well, Amanda and her team with the city, they do
26:10
a wonderful job putting everything together. But we couldn't do it without the sponsors.
26:14
So Aaron McAllister with Electronic Services are presenting sponsors. And then we've got
26:18
you know, Tom Moore, Hoger in real Estate, Better Homes and Guards,
26:22
Dancy unlim At h and R Blocks, the AMC Pays, Valley Convenient
26:26
Care about Family Care. There are events sponsors, and then you know,
26:30
I'll just say three and more. We've got annual sponsors to help us with
26:32
every event. Putnam County Bank, Martin's, Peterbilt, and ODEBT War was
26:36
a donny. You take all those sponsors, add together all the money they
26:40
give so that all these events can be free for the kids and families in
26:44
our community and I want to thank that. Yeah, I mean, you
26:45
can't do it without without these folks. And I've learned this living in the
26:49
Canal Valley now for nine years. Whether it's where you are, or whether
26:52
it's here in Charleston, South Charleston, Dunbar, or whatever the case is,
26:56
people really come together, the business community and other groups come together when
27:00
you have events like this and the weather. You know, I was.
27:02
I was at a ribbon cutting with you guys have a new business in Hurricane
27:04
a couple of days ago, and I accidentally mayor to a man that I
27:08
said, yeah, I think there's a slight chance of rain on Saturday.
27:11
And she stopped me. And she stopped me. She goes, no,
27:14
there's not there's no chance of rain on Saturday. And I guess I just
27:18
must have I must have misunderstood or something. But after after after she got
27:22
up in my business about about me saying there was going to be raining.
27:26
I'm sensitive now, I can imagine. I can imagine. But the weather
27:30
for tomorrow look's absolutely picture perfect, a perfect spring day for this event.
27:34
And there is literally, to use the cliche, g ass something for the
27:37
entire family there. Yeah, but I will tell you one other thing I
27:40
left out. There's gona be We'll have four food trucks as well, so
27:42
come fill your fill your bellies up tomorrow, four foods. Right now.
27:45
What time does everything get started again? One o'clock to five o'clock Main Street
27:51
and Hurricane. We'll shu up the road down about ten o'clock. But it's
27:53
gonna be a wonderful event. Bring the whole family out, kids, a
27:56
dog, everybody. I just want to see you in the phone, all
28:02
right. I'll do my best to try to try to be there tomorrow.
28:06
Hey, guys, I appreciate it. Uh. And I guess you got
28:07
information posts on your Facebook page right, yeah, absolutely, the city Facebook
28:12
page. Everything is there. All right, guys, we'll talk soon.
28:15
Thanks a lot, Thank you. It's Mayor Scott Edwards, the mayor of
28:18
the city of Hurricane, and also Amanda Ramy who's their marketing director. And
28:22
I also have a poster posted on the day Allen Radio on Facebook so people
28:26
can go check it out. Lots to do today tomorrow. I know there's
28:30
a different runs and walks going on around Charleston. There's no excuse for people
28:34
to say I got nothing to do tomorrow. Yeah, which is great.
28:37
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28:40
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all right, all right? Love how this is going. Travis Wilberd,
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Travis Willard is with us? So who is with Edward Joseph Tay's Valley's
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my guest HOSTA. We're getting to know Travis a little bit better here in
32:51
a couple although I don't know that we really want to, tech, says
32:54
Dave. Let's be honest, with all the political guests you've had on the
32:57
show, A Boa Constrictor is certain enough the only snake you've ever had in
33:00
the studio. Wow, shots have been fired, and I got plenty more
33:06
of the nut snakes, But I've got plenty plenty more of political people coming
33:09
up. I don't have the tire scale in front of me, but I
33:13
do know. On Monday, I'm going to have Chris Rose, who is
33:16
a candidate for Senate. And everybody keeps talking about, you know, what's
33:21
going to happen, And now that we know that Governor Justice is in and
33:23
we know that Alex Mooney's in. Those two are going to fare face off
33:27
in the primary. There's another Republican candidate in there. And I was listening
33:30
to Dave Wilson on talk line and yesterday in the second hour, and Dave
33:37
was kind of doing this thing where he just opened up the phones and said,
33:39
who are you supporting Mansion or Mooney? And there were a whole lot
33:43
of calls and tax for people saying there's another guy in there and it's Chris
33:45
Rose. And a lot of people don't give Chris Rose an opportunity to even
33:51
have a chance in this race because of the money. But I'll tell you,
33:52
nobody told Chris Rose that, because I talked to him yesterday on the
33:55
phone setting up this interview which is going to be on Monday day. So
34:00
nobody told Chris Rose he doesn't have a chance. So well, you know,
34:05
you gotta admire the fight, right, Yeah, exactly, exactly.
34:07
So he's going to join us on the show then on Tuesday's show. In
34:13
addition to actually that's Monday, Chris Rose gonna be on Tuesday's show. We
34:16
have there's a gentleman by the name m ken Reid, who is hoping to
34:19
be the next Secretary of State. He's going to join us on the show.
34:22
Also Ryan Weld, who is a candidate for attorney general. We had
34:25
a we had Mike Stewart on the show yesterday. Mike Stewart, current state
34:29
senator who was running for attorney General. Ryan Weld heard the show Mike Stewart
34:34
yesterday and his folks contact me and said, we'd like to come on on
34:37
Tuesday to refute some of the comments that were made by Mike Stewarts. So,
34:40
you know, it's just one of those things, man, you just
34:43
sit back and let them roll. We'll just put them all in there.
34:45
I guess that's all you can do. And also, because we like to
34:49
have a little Pushkin in our lives every now and then, the State Democratic
34:52
Party Chair and delicate Mike Pushkin is going to be in the on the show
34:55
on Wednesday next week, I think. So we're loaded up, but we
34:58
got you here today. Travis Welder from Edward Jones Financial. He's my special
35:01
co host date. So far, we haven't killed anything, Travis, so
35:04
I think that's a good thing, right. Yeah. Yeah, We're off
35:07
to a good start so, and I'm I'm the last I'm the furthest thing
35:10
from a politician, So texture can rest assured. Yeah, we're not gonna
35:14
get political today. You might be a snake, but you're not a political
35:16
snake. Absolutely, give us a bio, Travis Swiller. Now, originally
35:21
you're a Point Pleasant guy. And I don't know whether you you know this
35:24
not. I actually have ties to the point as that. You know,
35:28
if you're front me, you call it point you drop the pleasant point.
35:31
My first full time radio gig after college was working in Gallipolice, Ohio,
35:38
just right across the river, and it actually lived though in Point Pleasant.
35:43
That was the first place my wife and I lived after we got married.
35:45
Rest Point Pleasant, Yeah, Ohio Street a Point Pleasant next to the Central
35:52
I think I think was Central Grade School at the time, and I think
35:53
it's the Board's office now in Mason County. I think I know it was
35:58
the board office there for it was, but I think the board office moved
36:00
to the old Moose Lodge. You gotta love Mason County, got you gotta
36:06
love. You can't make it up. Tell us about Travisca's a little bio
36:09
on Travis. Yeah, so Uh. Started out in Putnam County when I
36:15
was you know, before school age, and then did all my school in
36:17
point plus all your schooling, all my schooling. UM. Joined the military
36:22
when I was a junior in high school. Joined the Western Army National Guard.
36:25
Thank you for your service. Bad happy to do it, honestly,
36:29
joined on a whim. UH just figured out had nothing going on in the
36:32
summer. And that was twenty three years ago and I'm still still serving to
36:36
the National Guard. Did about twelve years on active duty. UH. And
36:39
then UH was looking for a career change. I graduated from UC through their
36:44
NBA program. I was really looking for a way to give back to people.
36:49
UM. Really enjoy helping people. UH, and I don't. I
36:52
don't follow order as well. So I know I've met your wife and she
36:58
tells me the same thing, you don't follow, Yeah exactly. UM.
37:00
So you know, I wanted something where I could help people get back and
37:04
you know, the finance thing is is right in my wheelhouse and UM,
37:07
you know through my background, so that that kind of led me to where
37:10
I am now. So I'm gonna talk about financial planning and we don't get
37:15
into anything too deep on Fridays unless we absolutely have to. Uh, But
37:19
I want to talk about some of the things that you have experienced in your
37:22
business, some of the maybe some of the bigger mistakes that people make,
37:28
or some of the things that people do. Right. I mean, somebody
37:31
comes to you, what's an average average appointment? If somebody calls you up,
37:36
And by the way, I'll get the phone number out there. You
37:37
know, since he has a sponsored the show, I figure I could probably
37:39
do that. Uh So, somebody calls you up, says I gotta get
37:43
I gotta get this. I gotta get my financial house in order. I've
37:45
got to start getting it ready. Exactly what what do you do for him?
37:51
Well? I think the majority of the time, most people are they
37:58
think they should know more than what they do, and oftentimes believe or not.
38:01
They they kind of feel embarrassed and everybody feels behind the ball. I
38:06
don't care if you've got twenty million dollars or twenty dollars, everybody's going to
38:10
feel behind the ball. They always feel like they can improve somewhere, and
38:14
that's typically the case. So most of the time, though, with what
38:16
I do, it's really about finding out what's important to the person, what's
38:22
really motivating them, what their goals are, and then we use a very
38:25
defined process on how to get them to that goal, and then we partner
38:30
together throughout their life and you know, to make sure they stay on track.
38:35
And now, there is no such thing as a one size fits all.
38:37
So if somebody wants to hit the Google machine and say I need money
38:40
for retirement, that it doesn't work that way. Well yeah, and I
38:45
get that question all the time, right, like what's the magic number?
38:47
How much? How much do I need to retire? And you're right,
38:51
it is not cookie cutter. It is not one size fits all everything.
38:55
I mean, you can get a generic solution, right. That's you know,
38:59
it's never a bad idea to put some money back, right, but
39:02
there's it's kind of a good, better, best situation. And realistically,
39:07
when you stretch the timeline out, um, you know what could be a
39:10
good decision now, if you stress that out over the next twenty years,
39:15
it can make a big difference if you would have just tweaked it just just
39:19
slightly. But that's hard to see, right, It's hard to see when
39:22
you're when you're in the thick of things, right exactly, we're talking to
39:24
Travis Willard this morning. Um, you know, and as I said before,
39:29
we try to not do serious things on Friday. And I know you
39:30
can't give specific advice on stocks. I don't want to. Would want you
39:35
to do that and lose your license right here in live radio. That would
39:37
not be good. Let's not. But if you did have one piece of
39:38
general advice to let's say a young person just started out, or someone like
39:44
me who is now looking down the road at retire but not anytime soon,
39:47
don't get excited listeners. But I mean, at some point, and I'm
39:51
thinking about it, at some point I can at least see that what would
39:54
those pieces of advice be a young person and a person that's well number one,
40:00
At my age of fifty two, we should have already started planning for
40:01
this, which I have. But well believe or not, most Americans wake
40:05
up when they're fifty and they say, holy cow, this is getting close.
40:07
I gotta put something together. Right, Half of Americans under the age
40:12
of fifty don't have anything safe for retirement. Honestly, that's incredible. It's
40:15
it's it's horrifying, but it's it's still true. Um, the best advice
40:22
I could give. And obviously this is going to sound sound like a little
40:24
bit of a plug. But reach out to somebody. Find find a financial
40:30
advisor, a financial planner, somebody that you trust, um, and or
40:36
somebody that you can get to trust. That's the biggest Not your brother in
40:38
law. Well yeah, that's your brother in law's a financial planner. Yeah,
40:43
yeah, you're exactly. My brother in law's not a financial planner.
40:45
Well yeah, then don't listen it well and that and that's the thing.
40:47
There's always an armchair quarterback, right, Um. And I tell people all
40:51
the time, obviously I understand this stuff. But if I didn't do this
40:53
for a living, if I didn't do this all the time and live and
40:58
eat and sleep and breathe it, I would and try to do it on
41:00
my own. Because the world it changes so quickly and the margin of error
41:06
is so tight that it's really important just to find somebody. And it's not
41:10
that it's not that anybody's trying to sell you something. It's you're finding a
41:15
partner that can help guide you on this path. And whether or not that's
41:19
me or somebody else, you know, you really got to be able to
41:22
have that relationship with them, and I tell people all the time. Actually
41:24
when I meet with new people. You know, in my practice, I
41:28
don't set dollar amount minimums for my clients, but I set personality minimums.
41:32
And I know that sounds crazy, but it's it's my world too, right.
41:37
I enjoy what I do. I'm passionate about it. I want to
41:39
be able to work with the people. And we have to be able to
41:43
have that solid relationship. That's what's the most important thing. And then that
41:47
way we can work together more comfortably and you know, keep you on track
41:52
to meet your goals. What kind And I know you haven't been doing this,
41:54
you know, your entire life, You've had a life outside this book
41:58
to what kind of changes have you seen in financial planning, Let's say in
42:04
in the time that you've been doing is do you see trends like you do
42:07
when some other businesses win. Okay, now this is the hot thing.
42:08
Now this is the hot thing or not? Yeah, there, I mean
42:12
there's always when you're talking about investments themselves, there's always trends and things like
42:17
that. Realistically, though, the entire industry is has been going through this
42:22
shift, probably over the last eight or nine years, ten years when you
42:27
said going through this shift. I almost lost it there because I thought you
42:30
were going to say something else. But it sounds like a shift. But
42:32
that's just because I know you off are But go ahead. Yeah, a
42:36
brief moment of a heart attack there, but go ahead, go ahead.
42:38
It's all good, Jeff, calm down. The industry is transitioning. Good
42:44
day. There you go. Well, it's it's really it's it used to
42:47
be about access, right before the Internet, before all the apps and everything.
42:52
It used to be about you needed an advisor to have access to the
42:54
market. Now you can have access online. So the industry is really more
43:00
on that personal approach, really more on that planning piece, really more on
43:04
that um that that trajectory and keeping you on track with your playing and partnering
43:09
together. And it's less about it's less about access. Okay. And what
43:15
another one of my friends, who is a financial planner has always said,
43:19
you know, don't panic when it comes to these things. Don't panic.
43:22
Yeah, yeah, if you if you see so, if you see a
43:23
news headline, don't panic, well yeah, most of what you hear the
43:28
news is garbage. I mean, well, I mean we're realistically speaking.
43:34
When you think about it, like the the news. They need ratings,
43:37
right, so if they tell you all is right with the world, yeah,
43:39
you're not going to tune in. So they're rating you know, they're
43:42
not going to have the ratings there, so um, you know it's really
43:46
you know, as far as especially with the financial stuff, they like to
43:49
get people excited. But again, rely on a professional. You know that
43:52
it's the old adage that what is the attorney that represents himself as a full
43:55
for a client? Yeah right, same same thing when it comes to money.
44:00
Gotta and again this is not just a plug for Travis, any any
44:04
financial planner that that that you feel comfortable with. Yeah, and that's the
44:07
big thing. I want people to get some advice from a professional, whether
44:13
or not that's me somebody else. But if it does, is you.
44:16
But if it isn't, a great Travis has the new office and just right
44:21
off the Tay's Valley exit of you are coming from Charleston, just get it's
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putting in there. Yeah, Yeah, definitely labor a love it took a
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Are you ready Travis to play ten questions? Yeah? Bring it on,
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Dave. These are ten questions that have come out of my feeble mind.
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You don't know what the questions are, the totally at random. I've
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just put them together literally right before the show. Apple answered them rapid fire,
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not too much thinking. Okay, and don't get me fired. All
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right? Are you ready? Sure? One up? All right? When
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eating chicken? What is the best part to eat? Uh? The wing?
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All right, that's a horrible first for first name only. You're headed
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to jail. Who's probably with you? Oh, Adam? Okay. Most
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beautiful place you've ever visited, and please don't say the Palmar store studio.
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Well other than that, probably Italy okay. The one celebrity that you would
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most like to meet? Ooh, can we pass? We'll come back to
48:19
it. Favorite dessert cheesecake, all right? The one movie you could probably
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quote every line from. Oh wow, there's a lot. We'll come with
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elf. Elf Okay. I know this for a fact because I know you.
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You are a very musical person. If you are a musical instrument,
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what musical instrument would you be? Oh, that's a very good question.
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Probably a piano. Any reason why? I think, just the range,
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just the range. It it can be. It could be Taylor to,
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you know, fit a lot of different genres. Okay, another celebrity question,
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and we'll go back to the previous celebrity question. The one celebrity or
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public figure you absolutely cannot stand and please don't say Dave Allen. Oh,
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okay again, other than Dave Allen. Um, you know what, I'm
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gonna go with the Kardashians as a whole. Okay, because I don't I
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don't get it. Okay, all right, all right, clowns, yeah
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your name? Okay, all right, Um, it's Thanksgiving. What is
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the one food you cannot say no to? Oh, mashed potatoes? All
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right. The irishman in me is like, yeah, I can't. You
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can't say mash potatoes. Okay, all right, let's go back to the
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other one. The one celebrity you'd most like to meet? Um man,
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that's that is a really you know, honestly, I'll go Joe Rogan,
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Really Joe Rogan, Yeah, oddly enough. Um yeah, he's just kind
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of an eclectic guy, and you know, I think he he's got an
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open mind. So okay, all right, and we have the same barber,
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so yeah, I could. I can see that. And uh,
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you know the first time I became aware of Joe Rogan was when he hosted
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the second incarnation of The Man Show. The Man Show was, you know,
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the the show that actually launched before he got all well, I'm not
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gonna get him politics, but before he became what he is. The Man
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Show is what launched the career of Jimmy Kimmel, you know, The Man
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Show on Comedy Central with Jimmy kim on Adam Carolla. The second incarnation,
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when they both left to go on to do other things, was Joe Rogan
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and again named Doug Stanhope. And but that's where that's what really launched the
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career of Joe Rogan was The Man Show. Yeah he's been yeah, he's
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kind of been in the wings there, like you know, News Radio years
50:40
ago and then The Man Show and Fear Factor. And one of the greatest
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lines Joe Rogan ever had on the Show News Radio was when he was the
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engineer on the show. And having been in radio as long as I have,
50:52
this is pretty true of engineers. He brought a piece of equipment and
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and he said, you see this, I'm the only one that knows what
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it is, is what it does, and how to put it back that's
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power, and that's true of any it person I think all around. Oh
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yeah, yeah, absolutely well you were able to ace ten questions here this
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morning, so so you did fine. You passed the audition gold star like
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gold star, uh texts. As soon as I heard him say the sight
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sound, I kind of freaked out. Two. So we're gonna have to
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probably that's a promo there, Jeff. Anytime anybody says something interesting on the
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program, we say promo, and that way we could put it out there.
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Oh Tex, says Joe Rocan. Also was on the Brookshield's comedy Suddenly
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Susan, Wow, that's I did not know. I remember the show.
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I vaguely remember that. I do know, Suddenly, Salad, that's a.
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That's a that's what. Yes, Travis Weiller, Man, I appreciate
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you being here. It's been fine. Man. Give us your contact information
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if anybody wants to look you up. Hi everybody, Uh three Z four
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three nine seven five five three is the phone number UM Edward Jones dot com.
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All right, all right, you're done. I'm after starting the inn
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state with Hi everybody. He's done. Yeah, all right, coming up
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on the show Monday, it's Mayor Monday with Chris Tatum, the mayor Barbersville,
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and Chris Rose, candidate for US Senators. Here follow the news of
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for a great weekend. From my producer Hollywood, Jeff Petty and the cast
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Wilson's in for Hoppy on talk line. I'll see him Monday. Till then,
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