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04/15/26 - Hour 3 · The Huddle

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Speaker 1: Of their three game series of American Family Field nine
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Speaker 1: to seven. This one is on the pen, Milwaukee giving
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Speaker 1: up one run in the eighth and three in the
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Speaker 1: ninth and three more in the tenth. Milwaukee has now
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Speaker 1: lost six in a row. They'll try to snap that tonight.
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Speaker 1: Game two against the Jays starts at six forty. The
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Speaker 1: Brewers will pitch Chad Patrick against the Blue Jays.
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Speaker 2: Dillon Cease.
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Speaker 1: One more piece of bad news. Christian Yelich out for
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Speaker 1: the next four to six weeks with an aductor strain,
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Speaker 1: the injury suffered in the series finale against the Nationals
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Speaker 1: on Sunday. Also from the Central last night, the Cubs
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Speaker 1: beat the Phillies ten to four. The Reds double up
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Speaker 1: the Giants two to one. The Pirates lose to the
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Speaker 1: Nationals five to four in Pittsburgh. The Cardinals edge the
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Speaker 1: Guardians six to five. In the NBA play In Tournament.
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Speaker 1: Last night, the Hornets eliminate the heat one twenty seven
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Speaker 1: to one twenty six, and the Trailblazers beat the Suns
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Speaker 1: in Phoenix one fourteen, two, one ten. The final hour
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Speaker 1: of the Huddle starts now. I'm Doug Russell on Fox
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Speaker 5: A man about Film on X, A man about Film
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Speaker 5: on Substack, A man about town.
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Speaker 2: If you will, our pal Matt Miller is with us.
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Speaker 4: Good morning, Matt friend Oz. I hope, uh hope you're
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Speaker 4: all dry. I hope you haven't been washed away?
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Speaker 5: How are things by you? Because uh, my father lives
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Speaker 5: not far from you. I want to go visit him today,
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Speaker 5: but I don't know if the roadways are navigable or not.
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Speaker 4: Uh, I can't speak on the roadways. But our house
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Speaker 4: is in one piece. We are we are soggy, but
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Speaker 4: we are not flooded. So it's it's all w's right now,
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Speaker 4: let's take uh looking forward to four more days of
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Speaker 4: this kind of weather apparently.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, this is this is what it felt like when
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Speaker 8: you were discovering lands. You know, when you're one of
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Speaker 8: the great explorers, like to build again, try and get try,
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Speaker 8: it's a new hour. Build the art and get the
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Speaker 8: animals two by two and we'll walk them in, you.
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Speaker 2: Know when around the Santa Maria in this Yeah, arm
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Speaker 2: in Santa Maria.
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Speaker 9: There you go. I tried, I tried, trying to get
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Speaker 9: Maybe it'll hit better the third time, third time.
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Speaker 5: Before we dive into the Milwaukee Film Festival, which is
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Speaker 5: Matt Miller's super Bowl and starts this week. Matt, I
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Speaker 5: want to know, were you one of those hearty souls
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Speaker 5: celebrating four to one four day in line outside the
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Speaker 5: Antito Cumbro store yesterday when it popped up that they
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Speaker 5: were going to have a gathering and you know, a
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Speaker 5: little meet and greet, and it looked like there was
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Speaker 5: a lengthy line.
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Speaker 2: Were you part of that, Matt.
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Speaker 4: No, I'm a big lay Oh Now, Unfortunately I was
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Speaker 4: not able to participate in that. I do know there
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Speaker 4: were a lot of really cool Milwaukee day things going on.
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Speaker 4: I believe the Oriental was showing the original song Sung Blue,
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Speaker 4: the documentary version of it. So a lot of really
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Speaker 4: cool things around town. But but yeah, unfortunately I had
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Speaker 4: I had a job I had to do, unfortunately, rubbing.
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Speaker 2: Your pregnant wife's feet. I know how it goes.
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Speaker 9: There You go, yes, exactly, that was the job one,
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Speaker 9: two and three, yep, and then go get there.
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Speaker 4: There was a brief moment where my wife clearly wanted
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Speaker 4: to ask me to go to the grocery store and
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Speaker 4: get some oreos amidst like the middle of the day
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Speaker 4: after tomorrow outside just like tidal waves ripping past the
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Speaker 4: Statue of Liberty, and my wife's like, I could really
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Speaker 4: go for theos.
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Speaker 2: Do they make double stuffed in dill pickle flavor?
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Speaker 4: They might might make inflatable oreos at this point, like
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Speaker 4: so many haven't they made of oreo?
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Speaker 8: It's a crazy aisle but all I can say is
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Speaker 8: you were supposed to have anticipated that, already known she
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Speaker 8: was gonna want them, and then have already had them ready.
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Speaker 7: But whatever, Hey, I mean it's things you'll learn.
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Speaker 2: Okay, there you go, all right, Matt.
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Speaker 5: Milwaukee Film Festival opening. Uh, they're opening with a bang
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Speaker 5: with the Yucher doc. And yes, I have high expectations
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Speaker 5: for this. I don't know how it can be bad.
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Speaker 5: It's about Uker and we all love you. You can't
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Speaker 5: make a bad doc about you, right.
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Speaker 4: The Man is just a guaranteed good clip. And you know,
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Speaker 4: I mean, I believe they've already sold out the two
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Speaker 4: opening nights screenings, which again two opening night screenings they
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Speaker 4: originally only had one. Obviously was a big enough hit
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Speaker 4: that they had another one. You might still be able
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Speaker 4: to get tickets online. I know they have a stand
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Speaker 4: by section. But yeah, really great way to start off
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Speaker 4: the festival on the local level. This time of year
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Speaker 4: is always tricky because it's like do I choose go
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Speaker 4: into a Brewer game or the Milwaukee Film Festival. And
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Speaker 4: for the opening night film, they decided to say why
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Speaker 4: not both, which is the best answer to any situation.
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Speaker 4: But I will say if you can't get into Yuke
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Speaker 4: and you still want to see a sports related documentary
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Speaker 4: or sports related movie. At the Milwaukee Film Festival, they
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Speaker 4: have another one that I'm actually really interested in two
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Speaker 4: called Kings of Venice, which is about like the Venice
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Speaker 4: beach paddle tennis world. It's like weirdly hyper competitive world
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Speaker 4: of dudes who are like trying to fight off pickleball
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Speaker 4: kicking them off the beach. Yeah, it's a really fun
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Speaker 4: concept for a documentary. And if you're a person like
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Speaker 4: me who is a little bit cynical towards the whole
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Speaker 4: world of pickleball, like kind of perfect that they're the
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Speaker 4: villain of this sports documentary. So yeah, so that's definitely
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Speaker 4: one to check out if you're looking for something sports related.
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Speaker 4: And Arman They've got some throwback movies that they're showing
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Speaker 4: as well. They're bringing The School of Rock back to
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Speaker 4: the big screen, the Jack Black comedy, They're bringing Labyrinths
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Speaker 4: back to the big screen, the David Bowie movie, which
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Speaker 4: is you know, iconic fantasy film if you've never seen
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Speaker 4: The General, which is an old time Buster Keaton like
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Speaker 4: silent film like Tom Cruise before Tom Cruise was even
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Speaker 4: born just doing insane stunts for the name of comedy
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Speaker 4: and entertainment. They're gonna be bringing that back to the
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Speaker 4: big screen. Plus with a live orchestra playing next with
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Speaker 4: which is a really cool thing that they do. So yeah,
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Speaker 4: a bunch of really good stuff at the film festival.
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Speaker 4: It's never a bad lineup, you know, it's always I.
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Speaker 7: Have a question, and tell me what you think.
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Speaker 8: And I mean this in the best way, but because
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Speaker 8: don't you think you know, obviously we think Boby Ucker
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Speaker 8: documentary is gonna be great, and it will be, and
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Speaker 8: I have a couple questions about it. My first thing
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Speaker 8: is is it more difficult than you think to make
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Speaker 8: a documentary like this on somebody that was already so
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Speaker 8: open and vulnerable every vulnerable as that we'd were to say,
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Speaker 8: but like he was already so transparent, I should say
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Speaker 8: every day in terms of we got the most transparent
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Speaker 8: Bobby Yucker content for three to four hours every day,
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Speaker 8: all the time. So in a lot of ways, not
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Speaker 8: that we know what to expect, but it wasn't like
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Speaker 8: we're gonna be hearing from somebody that's been an interesting figure,
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Speaker 8: like a Michael Jordan type that doesn't talk anymore. We've
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Speaker 8: already been so ensconced with everything Bob in the best ways.
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Speaker 7: Or is it just because it's Bob.
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Speaker 2: We can never ever.
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Speaker 8: Get enough and we'll never get enough but this, But
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Speaker 8: I mean the filmmaking aspect, is it you think harder
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Speaker 8: than you think to navigate how we're going to structure
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Speaker 8: the documentary and things like that.
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Speaker 4: I think it can be. You know, you're not doing
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Speaker 4: it like you said, You're not doing a documentary on
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Speaker 4: a reclose like JD. Salinger or something like that. This
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Speaker 4: is a guy who's been out there, whose stories are
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Speaker 4: well documented. I do think you want to think about
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Speaker 4: your approach on it. So I'll be interested to see
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Speaker 4: if this is like a full like life, you know,
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Speaker 4: tip to tail documentary telling the entire story. Are they
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Speaker 4: going to focus on a particular time in Uker's life.
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Speaker 4: I'd be really interested if they focus on the last
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Speaker 4: kind of decade and this kind of you know, I
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Speaker 4: don't want to call it Golden Age of the Brewers,
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Speaker 4: but this you know, kind of run of sustained success
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Speaker 4: and the kind of like let's win the world series
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Speaker 4: for Yuke era of the Brewers that we've been in
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Speaker 4: so I'll be really interested to see their approach and
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Speaker 4: some of it might be the access too, like do
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Speaker 4: they have access to him now at this point so
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Speaker 4: you can get really behind the scenes of Because as
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Speaker 4: much as we did know Yuke obviously day to day
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Speaker 4: hearing on the radio, hearing about Brewer games, there still
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Speaker 4: is the personal side of Uke that maybe we didn't have,
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Speaker 4: you know, the same access to, and maybe that's something
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Speaker 4: the documentary has. I'm very excited to see that, and again,
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Speaker 4: if you miss it at the Milwaukee Film Festival, it
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Speaker 4: does sound like that's going to get a theatric release.
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Speaker 4: I believe this summer is the plan and hope for it,
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Speaker 4: So keep your eye open for that. I'll obviously, you know,
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Speaker 4: let you all know when I hear more on that,
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Speaker 4: but very exciting. It's making its debut in thirty six
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Speaker 4: hours or something.
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Speaker 5: There you go, Matt Miller joining us a man about
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Speaker 5: film on the sub stack and Matt, I can I
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Speaker 5: will disclose my personal biases, but I'm looking forward to
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Speaker 5: and have tickets to attend a screening of a film,
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Speaker 5: another documentary about a Milwaukee icon. Bright Beautiful World, The
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Speaker 5: Infectious Joy of Pat McCurdy let's go right cool. So
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Speaker 5: Saturday and Sunday of this the second weekend at the Oriental,
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Speaker 5: and I got to I got to talk to the
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Speaker 5: guys that are are doing this, who are longtime Pat fans,
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Speaker 5: Peter and Benny, the directors putting this out. I'm intrigued
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Speaker 5: by this. The man who's played twelve thousand sows another
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Speaker 5: guy who you think you know because you've you know,
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Speaker 5: he's been around for your whole life, my whole life,
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Speaker 5: and Pat has been a friend of mine for many years.
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Speaker 5: Our wives are very tight, and I'm very much looking
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Speaker 5: forward to this because it's gonna be weird watching this doc.
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Speaker 5: It's gonna be weird for me watching the you or
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Speaker 5: in some ways too because of the stuff at the
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Speaker 5: time I spent with them, and you know, the stuff
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Speaker 5: I know that maybe hasn't been reported. But this is
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Speaker 5: one that's gonna be a little bit different. And to me,
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Speaker 5: it's like what a great way and who knows, Like
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Speaker 5: will this movie have an audience somewhere else?
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Speaker 2: Depends on how they do it.
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Speaker 6: It might.
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Speaker 4: Yeah. I mean if Song Sung Blue taught audience to
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Speaker 4: taught Hollywood anything this past Christmas, it's that there is
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Speaker 4: an audience for interesting stories and interesting people well told.
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Speaker 4: So yeah, maybe the Pat McCarney documentary has some life
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Speaker 4: outside of you know, the local sphere. But even if not,
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Speaker 4: it's a really cool story. It's a really great kind
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Speaker 4: of local connection. This is the Milwaukee Film Festival. This
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Speaker 4: is not you know, some random touring thing. And that's
11:44
Speaker 4: what's really cool about the Milwaukee Film Festivals too, is
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Speaker 4: you get to see a lot of these local filmmakers,
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Speaker 4: you know, get a chance to spotlight themselves. You know,
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Speaker 4: they have The Milwaukee Show and The Milwaukee Show Too,
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Speaker 4: which are two short film compilations where it's a lot
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Speaker 4: of local filmmakers getting the show short films on the
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Speaker 4: big screen and get to kind of take a bow.
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Speaker 4: And maybe this is the only time, this is the
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Speaker 4: kind of peak of their filmmaking careers. Maybe this is
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Speaker 4: the start of something more, especially now that Wisconsin has
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Speaker 4: film credits and are moving forward on that department. But
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Speaker 4: the fact that they get to go to this gorgeous
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Speaker 4: theater at the Oriental and take a bow and see
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Speaker 4: their project, you know, play in front of a packed crowd.
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Speaker 4: That's a really exciting, cool, joyful experience that you're not
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Speaker 4: going to find out a screening of the Super Mario
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Speaker 4: Galaxy movie. No, if it's the Super Mario Galaxy movie.
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Speaker 4: But you know, it's such a cool, interesting local situation
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Speaker 4: that you're not going to find much more anywhere else.
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Speaker 2: What's your favorite part?
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Speaker 9: And I'm still trying to rattle myself because when you
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Speaker 9: said school School of Rock, I thought you said Schoolhouse Rock.
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Speaker 9: I got really excited. Well, we're going to start doing
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Speaker 9: an junction junction? What's your function?
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Speaker 2: I was buying tickets and now man.
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Speaker 4: Listen next year Milwaukee Film Festival. I'm just a bill
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Speaker 4: on repeat.
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Speaker 9: I will thank you please. We gotta know that declaration. Now,
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Speaker 9: what's your favorite part though? Because you just mentioned it
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Speaker 9: being able to see the producer and the writers and
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Speaker 9: be able to have their culminating moment as well as
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Speaker 9: you like the entertainment, you love it, but you're also
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Speaker 9: doing it for your job. What's your favorite part of this?
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Speaker 9: The hard to say the work, but being able to
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Speaker 9: highlight the stories, see them in that element, just enjoy.
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Speaker 9: What's your favorite part of this week? These couple weekends.
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Speaker 4: I love the Milwaukee Film Festival because I mean, go
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Speaker 4: figure the movie. Guy loves the movie festival. But I
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Speaker 4: love the community coming together. You know. I love walking
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Speaker 4: into a screening of a random, you know, check journalism
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Speaker 4: movie that I hadn't heard of until two weeks before,
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Speaker 4: and I walk into a theater at You the Downer,
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Speaker 4: and I am greeted by a pretty full theater of
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Speaker 4: people who are also checking out a random Czechoslovakian journalism
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Speaker 4: drama on a Wednesday when it's the first nice day
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Speaker 4: of spring we've had in the twenty twenty six. You know,
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Speaker 4: I love seeing people want to see stories and want
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Speaker 4: to talk to others about these stories, because that's also
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Speaker 4: a part of the film festival. It's a lot of
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Speaker 4: people coming out of a theater and being like, I
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Speaker 4: got to talk to somebody about what I just saw,
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Speaker 4: this is something really interesting, or I got to talk
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Speaker 4: about the ideas and the people getting involved in that stuff.
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Speaker 4: So it's such a really cool communal thing. We don't
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Speaker 4: think of movies as like a social thing in some ways,
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Speaker 4: because you're sitting quietly in most cases in a dark
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Speaker 4: theater for two hours. But there is something about the
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Speaker 4: communal power of a movie of a group of people
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Speaker 4: coming together to engage with a story. At the same
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Speaker 4: time and laugh at the same jokes together, and nothing
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Speaker 4: beats that for me. And I know that sounds so
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Speaker 4: gushy and romantic, so I will also say I love
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Speaker 4: the weird cinema, huligante movies where violent, terrible, ridiculous things
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Speaker 4: happen to people. So if you're thinking yourself at the
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Speaker 4: film festival it's pretentious, it's it's you know, so, there's
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Speaker 4: a movie about a guy who gets stuck in a
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Speaker 4: toilet and has seventy guy and he has seventy minutes
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Speaker 4: to get out of the toilet or a drug dealer
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Speaker 4: is gonna kill him because he did like a drug
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Speaker 4: deal gone wrong.
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Speaker 7: Great guy, Love this guy.
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Speaker 4: You know, They've got horror movies about a guy who
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Speaker 4: wished for his crush to like him and the wish
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Speaker 4: comes true in the most horrifying way possible. And you know,
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Speaker 4: so it's not you know all you know, important documentaries
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Speaker 4: about important topics and you know, emotional indie movies. It's
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Speaker 4: also insane midnight movies that will explode your brain cells.
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Speaker 4: And I'm very much game for every single part of it.
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Speaker 4: It's also kids movies, really good movies for youths. Too,
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Speaker 4: if you're looking for stuff to take the kids too.
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Speaker 4: So a lot of cool stuff at the Film Festival
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Speaker 4: every year. This year still included Billy.
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Speaker 5: I know you take your boys to a lot of
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Speaker 5: games and stuff. Do you spend time in the in
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Speaker 5: the theaters?
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Speaker 2: You know, we're trying.
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Speaker 9: We're trying to get into the theater now because we
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Speaker 9: have this thing now where we like to say that
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Speaker 9: it's really loud for us, but then laugh when he
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Speaker 9: starts screaming. So I don't want to take him in
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Speaker 9: there if I know that he's gonna start screaming. We
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Speaker 9: can't have that moment. So we got to have some
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Speaker 9: training here before we get there.
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Speaker 4: I think, if it makes it feel any better, that
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Speaker 4: was me to thirty three years ago. I had to
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Speaker 4: I had to get taken out of movie theaters because
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Speaker 4: I was like too loud, too scared. Like they took
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Speaker 4: me to the re release of the Star Wars movies
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Speaker 4: and the THHX sound before Empire Strikes Back. I like
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Speaker 4: started freaking out. I was like, what is happening? And
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Speaker 4: my dad was like, all right, well, we'll bring you
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Speaker 4: back in when that'salted.
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Speaker 9: We've only seen Frozen nineteen hundred times, so until they
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Speaker 9: put that one. Once they re released that one in
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Speaker 9: the theater, then they probably have to let it, let
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Speaker 9: go and get.
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Speaker 6: In there.
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Speaker 7: Or to the Gateways.
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Speaker 9: We've dabbled in Milana a couple of times. I have
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Speaker 9: put Toy Story on too many times and gotten just
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Speaker 9: blank stares the entire time. Lion We Love Simba hate
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Speaker 9: the movie. I hate the start of it, but yeah,
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Speaker 9: Frozen is uh, it's just dialed in and like that.
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Speaker 9: They hit an absolute home run on that one.
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Speaker 4: Why you hate Circle of Life from The Lion King.
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Speaker 9: I hate the beginning of the movie. I hate the
17:14
Speaker 9: beginning of the movie because.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, bad stuff.
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Speaker 2: I hate the bad stuff.
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Speaker 4: Man, I like hate the beginning of Finding Circle of Life,
17:22
Speaker 4: and I was like, I'm sorry, like one of the
17:24
Speaker 4: greatest openings of a film.
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Speaker 2: We watches The Lion King of cheers for scar Yeah,
17:28
Speaker 2: it's awful. What are we doing here?
17:30
Speaker 4: So fast?
17:31
Speaker 9: Toward through the beginning of Finding Nemo, we try to
17:34
Speaker 9: get Bambi starts twenty minutes late, you know find Yeah.
17:38
Speaker 8: Well, I was a kid I didn't like I mean
17:40
Speaker 8: speaking of that, you know, when Musta was kicking him
17:44
Speaker 8: off the thing and he blames me.
17:45
Speaker 9: The Frozens happens in a song, So you just bypassed
17:48
Speaker 9: that one. They just closed the lines. Oh, I don't
17:50
Speaker 9: know what happened to him. Hey, the lines that's where
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Speaker 9: mom and dad went.
17:53
Speaker 8: At the risk of sounding naive, I don't really don't
17:56
Speaker 8: know there ever been like, what's the the lebron to
17:58
Speaker 8: come from this? Has there ever been a we to
18:00
Speaker 8: come from the Milwaukee Film Festival that's ever been like
18:02
Speaker 8: the biggest movie or like like a like a star
18:05
Speaker 8: to ever come out of this film festival.
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Speaker 7: I don't know. I'm asking a total Yeah.
18:10
Speaker 4: There's no little gems every year, and this year they've
18:13
Speaker 4: got some stuff like Obsession like Hokum that are going
18:15
Speaker 4: to get theatrical releases in a few weeks. There's one
18:18
Speaker 4: called The Closing Night. Movie is power Ballad, which stars
18:22
Speaker 4: Paul Rudd and Nick Jonas as like rival pop stars.
18:27
Speaker 4: So there are movies that you've heard of that you've
18:29
Speaker 4: seen before. I will say I think one of the
18:31
Speaker 4: biggest hits was a movie called So And if you
18:35
Speaker 4: haven't seen this documentary it rules. It's about a bunch
18:38
Speaker 4: of dudes trying to become master somme Lias, which is
18:41
Speaker 4: like one of the toughest things in the world. Like this, yeah,
18:44
Speaker 4: the wine dude, Like it's the wine experts, it's the
18:48
Speaker 4: people who come to your table, and these guys have
18:50
Speaker 4: to take this extremely difficult test, like only a few
18:53
Speaker 4: of these master somis exist in the world. And it's
18:57
Speaker 4: about these total wine nerds like kind of like challenging
19:00
Speaker 4: one another and like like kind of getting into rivalries.
19:04
Speaker 4: And that turned into such a hit that they've made
19:07
Speaker 4: sequels to that documentary. Then there are I believe two
19:11
Speaker 4: sequels and a TV series around some So I think
19:16
Speaker 4: that probably has to be the biggest because most the
19:18
Speaker 4: last time you heard about a documentary making sequels.
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Speaker 7: That's a great point.
19:23
Speaker 8: Yeah, I remember people being captivated by the idea that
19:26
Speaker 8: that the wine community could produce like things like bullies
19:30
Speaker 8: and rivalries and intimidation and you know that type of thing.
19:33
Speaker 4: So well, all these communities and in fact, the centerpiece
19:36
Speaker 4: movie this year is is almost like a literal companion
19:40
Speaker 4: piece too. So it's about competitive cheese mongering and it's
19:44
Speaker 4: like the American underdog team that wants to be like
19:48
Speaker 4: the first Americans to win this cheese mongering competition. That's
19:52
Speaker 4: like the the everest of cheese mongering. I'm even entirely
19:56
Speaker 4: sure what cheese mongering all entails. Yeah, I know, I
20:02
Speaker 4: was gonna say. It sounds absolutely wonderful. I want to
20:04
Speaker 4: make a tasty beer cheese soup out of it.
20:07
Speaker 2: All right, Matt.
20:07
Speaker 5: On the way out, we got a question from the
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Speaker 5: Peanut Gallery here Jonah river Falls and the Nicolay Lotta
20:12
Speaker 5: I'm talking text sign. What did Matt think of The Bride?
20:14
Speaker 5: I watched it thought it was good, but it has
20:17
Speaker 5: terrible reviews.
20:19
Speaker 4: Yeah, The Bride is a movie I wish I liked
20:22
Speaker 4: more than I did. It's this is the new Bride
20:25
Speaker 4: of Frankenstein movie that came out about a month ago.
20:28
Speaker 4: It is very loud, it is very in your face,
20:31
Speaker 4: and it's got a lot of ideas on its mind.
20:33
Speaker 4: But it's also insanely messy in terms like the lead
20:38
Speaker 4: actress is possessed by Mary Shelley, who wrote Frankenstein, and
20:43
Speaker 4: like she keeps having these weird stutters and stuff like that.
20:47
Speaker 4: The movie is bazonkers. I want to like it more
20:50
Speaker 4: because it's the kind of thing that I love to
20:51
Speaker 4: see studios take a risk on and be like, Hey,
20:54
Speaker 4: we have this director with a vision, let's see what
20:57
Speaker 4: she can do. And I want to that kind of stuff.
21:01
Speaker 4: I'm glad I saw the movie. I'm glad it exists.
21:04
Speaker 4: I don't really need to see it ever again, I
21:07
Speaker 4: don't think, but it is the kind of movie. I
21:09
Speaker 4: think that is a one hundred future cult classic, Like
21:12
Speaker 4: that movie is going to have its audience that really
21:15
Speaker 4: loves and appreciates what it's going for and the the
21:18
Speaker 4: fences it's swinging for. And I'm glad it sounds like
21:22
Speaker 4: it's got another member of that.
21:23
Speaker 5: Cult now outstanding Matt Miller, a man about film. Milwaukee
21:27
Speaker 5: Film Festival starts Thursday. We need you back to tell
21:31
Speaker 5: us about the yuchor doc.
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Speaker 2: Yes, I'm not going.
21:33
Speaker 5: I don't have a ticket and I didn't get any
21:34
Speaker 5: media juice or anything. Nobody slid me a comp or anything.
21:38
Speaker 7: And I'm assuming everyone will want to buy it.
21:39
Speaker 2: Why can I have a screener? Yeah, come on, we'll
21:43
Speaker 2: talk about it.
21:44
Speaker 4: Hopefully in this summer it will be it'll be.
21:48
Speaker 2: Like just a bit outside. It's gonna get a Marcus
21:50
Speaker 2: run good.
21:51
Speaker 4: Oh, and I imagine that's gonna be the new song
21:53
Speaker 4: song Blue where it's just going to play in theaters
21:55
Speaker 4: for like three months and like to sold out crowds.
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Speaker 5: I think it very well might. Absolutely, Matt, thanks for
22:01
Speaker 5: join us, Thanks for getting up early. We appreciate it.
22:03
Speaker 4: Friends, thanks for having me. Let's go Brewers.
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Speaker 2: Matt Miller a man about film out on the Twitter
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Speaker 2: X and substack all that stuff.
22:12
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Speaker 6: Thank you so much. It's great to have that little
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Speaker 6: axpext to our name.
23:36
Speaker 5: It is a yeah, it's a season long quest and
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Speaker 2: Yeah, hell of a lot better than no doubt.
23:44
Speaker 5: And we were talking about it yesterday, like, I know
23:46
Speaker 5: you would rather the Predators have a long and fruitful
23:49
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23:51
Speaker 6: It might help you guys, right, Yeah, Unfortunately they didn't.
23:56
Speaker 6: They didn't make it I certainly think that start that
24:00
Speaker 6: they had those first two months really derailed what might
24:03
Speaker 6: have been a pretty good opportunity to have a playoff
24:06
Speaker 6: run there. But they're falling short, and there are currently
24:09
Speaker 6: five players on that roster there that can come back here.
24:13
Speaker 6: So they play there finale tomorrow night against the Ducks.
24:18
Speaker 6: They need to have enough guys to play, So we're
24:20
Speaker 6: not going to get all those guys back tomorrow for sure,
24:22
Speaker 6: but hopefully for the playoffs we'll have all five of
24:25
Speaker 6: them here.
24:26
Speaker 9: We'll get on the horn, get sab and going and
24:28
Speaker 9: get him to fire up the jet and get him
24:30
Speaker 9: back in here as soon as possible. Afterward, there is
24:33
Speaker 9: a great feeling knowing there's one one more home game
24:36
Speaker 9: in the regular season, then everything else can be earned.
24:39
Speaker 9: But Greenia, it's been kind of a chase here to
24:42
Speaker 9: try to see in this four or five spot. Does
24:44
Speaker 9: it feel like the fates kind of sealed? Are obviously
24:46
Speaker 9: still a lot more to be determined in the final
24:49
Speaker 9: couple of games here.
24:50
Speaker 6: In the last week, certainly more to watch. We'll be
24:54
Speaker 6: watching the scoreboard. You know that game tonight in Chicago
24:59
Speaker 6: with Manitoba. You knows Chicago will be will be kind
25:02
Speaker 6: of holding our nose insuring for the Wolves.
25:05
Speaker 7: But yeah, I'm just a tough thing to do it.
25:09
Speaker 6: It is, but you know, we there's actually a scenario win. Yeah,
25:14
Speaker 6: this is the long shot thing here. If we win
25:16
Speaker 6: all three of our final three games and both Texas
25:19
Speaker 6: and Manito Toba lose their last two, that we can
25:23
Speaker 6: actually propel ourselves all the way to third place. So
25:27
Speaker 6: you know, while we wouldn't mind that happening, we would
25:30
Speaker 6: love to get out of the five spot and just
25:33
Speaker 6: some scoreboard watching. But you know, it is one of
25:35
Speaker 6: the things where we have to take care of our
25:37
Speaker 6: own business. We have to win all three games probably
25:40
Speaker 6: to make that happen.
25:41
Speaker 5: Going to John Greenberg, President of the Admirals. Now, some
25:43
Speaker 5: people might be inclined to say, well, that's the home
25:45
Speaker 5: finale Friday night. Yeah, it's great and all Friday night
25:48
Speaker 5: hockey night in Milwaukee, but we will.
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Speaker 2: Save it for the playoffs.
25:52
Speaker 5: No, because there's an awesome T shirt that you can
25:55
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26:04
Speaker 5: gates at Panther Arena on Friday night.
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Speaker 2: Agreed. How did this T shirt come about?
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Speaker 6: Yeah, so this is our third and final collaboration with
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Speaker 6: the Brewers for this season, and it is a fun
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Speaker 6: put together with Bernie bomb Sorry, with Barrelman and with
26:26
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Speaker 6: hundred of them sizes medium and extra large. Those are
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Speaker 6: one of the first twenty five. And that is we
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Speaker 6: like to always make sure people know that's one per person,
26:46
Speaker 6: not per ticket, so you can't walk in said I
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Speaker 6: bought five tickets so I can get five T shirts.
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Speaker 6: That's that's how it works. So it's one per person.
26:53
Speaker 6: We want twenty five hundred people with that T shirt.
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Speaker 9: And Arman always just had and people don't put on
26:59
Speaker 9: the shirt. This this is one that I think people
27:00
Speaker 9: are gonna put on the show, wear the shirt. I
27:02
Speaker 9: think people are gonna wear the shirt because it's just
27:04
Speaker 9: that sweet but greenie. When we talked to you last
27:07
Speaker 9: week before the game in Manitoba, after a four or
27:11
Speaker 9: three loss, come out and just absolutely spank the most
27:15
Speaker 9: seven zip and then earn the wins over the weekend
27:19
Speaker 9: playing into the playoffs. How good does that feel for
27:22
Speaker 9: the boys, knowing that they had a taste of a
27:24
Speaker 9: little bit of mortality felt like in the beginning of
27:27
Speaker 9: the month and have rebounded with three really impressive dubs.
27:31
Speaker 6: Yeah. I think it's been a real testament to the
27:33
Speaker 6: leadership group in the room to answer our coaches that
27:37
Speaker 6: they have not given up. I mean there have been
27:40
Speaker 6: games where it has looked too good for maybe two periods,
27:43
Speaker 6: and all of a sudden, you know, we be snapped
27:46
Speaker 6: to and and things come together, and it's been you know,
27:50
Speaker 6: some of the things that you see in playoff hockey,
27:52
Speaker 6: where momentum means a lot, and getting a goal late
27:57
Speaker 6: in the period or just you know, getting one sometimes
28:01
Speaker 6: means two, sometimes means three. In Manitoba, it met seven.
28:05
Speaker 9: Uh.
28:06
Speaker 6: You know, we we were down for nothing in Manitoba
28:10
Speaker 6: in the middle of the second period the first night
28:12
Speaker 6: we were there, and all of a sudden, we kind
28:14
Speaker 6: of kind of snapped two and we lost four to three,
28:18
Speaker 6: but you know, we knew that there was something going
28:20
Speaker 6: on there. The next night we scored you know, seven
28:23
Speaker 6: and shut them out. So you know, we were behind
28:27
Speaker 6: over the weekend, came back and in one game. So
28:29
Speaker 6: it's just you got to have that belief that you're
28:31
Speaker 6: capable of doing it, and you need that for sure
28:34
Speaker 6: in the playoffs. You can't when you give up a
28:36
Speaker 6: goal all of a sudden be like woe is me.
28:38
Speaker 6: It has to be the next shift. We got to
28:40
Speaker 6: get back in this thing.
28:42
Speaker 5: We talk about this every year, Greenie, but it's time
28:44
Speaker 5: to start that playoff beard. Army can do it and
28:49
Speaker 5: grow a beard for all of us, because Army could
28:51
Speaker 5: have a beard by tomorrow.
28:52
Speaker 8: I started this morning. I can start it every day.
28:55
Speaker 8: But yes, this is the time to grow the beard.
28:57
Speaker 6: I mean.
28:57
Speaker 7: And we're hoping they get along this year.
28:59
Speaker 2: You know that would be swell.
29:00
Speaker 5: I know, Greeney and Harris maybe not the best candidates, Billy, Yeah,
29:08
Speaker 5: I got no chance.
29:10
Speaker 8: Hell ye, I saw. I saw some exciting news as well.
29:14
Speaker 8: Uh Calm, Reno got into your contract extension through the
29:17
Speaker 8: twenty eight season. Uh so that's pretty cool, now, Greeney,
29:20
Speaker 8: when when Reno resigns do smart enough not to like,
29:25
Speaker 8: you know, give him a like a you know, per
29:27
Speaker 8: punch kind of bonus, right incentives.
29:33
Speaker 2: I think that might be illegal.
29:35
Speaker 8: And we we know, I mean, the brand of hockey
29:37
Speaker 8: Milwaukee plays is beautiful, but they we know there are
29:40
Speaker 8: some fans that come out for a little bit of
29:41
Speaker 8: a rumble every now and then, and so you're insured
29:44
Speaker 8: to get those over the next couple of years.
29:45
Speaker 6: Right, Yeah, it's great. It's great to have Kyle back.
29:49
Speaker 6: I don't think we've got that in there. But you know,
29:52
Speaker 6: one of the things that his leadership really gives the
29:57
Speaker 6: guys a lot of conference. He's a great, great resource
30:00
Speaker 6: for young players, not just about like how to fight,
30:03
Speaker 6: but all how to act like, act like a professional.
30:06
Speaker 6: And I know the guys in the room are really
30:09
Speaker 6: excited that Kyle's getting back for the next two years,
30:12
Speaker 6: as are a lot of our fans and certainly all
30:13
Speaker 6: of us in the office.
30:15
Speaker 2: All right, agree to you. It's we need.
30:17
Speaker 5: We haven't named our current electric superhero of the day yet,
30:21
Speaker 5: and lo and behold, you have a rookie who is
30:23
Speaker 5: the winner of your Man of the Year for contributions
30:26
Speaker 5: to the Milwaukee community, which is amazing and it's perfect
30:29
Speaker 5: time because we need a superhero of the day.
30:32
Speaker 6: Yeah, Oasis wise Blatt. It was our nominee for the
30:37
Speaker 6: League player Man of the Year, which is all about
30:39
Speaker 6: community service and impact on the community, and he is
30:44
Speaker 6: extremely well deserving of that honor from our team, and
30:48
Speaker 6: we're going to hold out hopes that maybe he can
30:51
Speaker 6: win the Yonic Duprey Award, which is for the League
30:54
Speaker 6: Man of the Year. So every team nominates a player
30:57
Speaker 6: and then the league picks who that winner is going
31:00
Speaker 6: to be. And Oasis has done an amazing job in
31:04
Speaker 6: his first year as a professional, you know, reaching out
31:06
Speaker 6: to the community. Obviously, his whole story, you know, was
31:10
Speaker 6: having deaf parents and what he did for our asl
31:13
Speaker 6: night everything that went with that, but being out in
31:16
Speaker 6: the community, being at the at the sign language school,
31:19
Speaker 6: just being really fun around our fans and things like that.
31:22
Speaker 6: He makes them really deserving.
31:24
Speaker 9: Well in Greeny did to piggyback off that. A lot
31:26
Speaker 9: of times people say, wow, they're doing that because they
31:28
Speaker 9: have to. It's far from the truth. It's a lot
31:31
Speaker 9: of times it's simply off of just the goodwill and
31:34
Speaker 9: the desire by the guy. How important was that? Did
31:37
Speaker 9: he make that known to you guys, to be a
31:39
Speaker 9: part of the community.
31:40
Speaker 6: Oh, day one, day one for sure. You know, obviously
31:43
Speaker 6: he came into training camp in a really really difficult situation.
31:47
Speaker 6: His brother had just passed away and it was really
31:50
Speaker 6: hard in the family, and you know, he was just like,
31:52
Speaker 6: I just want to be part of the community. I
31:54
Speaker 6: want to make sure that you know, I'm doing everything
31:57
Speaker 6: I can to to be, you know, a positive person
32:00
Speaker 6: from here. And it was right from day one. And
32:03
Speaker 6: what's also amazing is his brother Ozzie, who also had
32:06
Speaker 6: played here, was the nominee at the NHL level for
32:10
Speaker 6: the Predators for the same type of an award. So
32:14
Speaker 6: kudos to missus Wise Black for how she raised her family.
32:20
Speaker 6: And you know, those boys are doing really special things.
32:23
Speaker 9: Yeah, incredible honor of to their brother as well by
32:26
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32:34
Speaker 2: The current Electric superheroes pretty dang close.
32:36
Speaker 8: Yeah, they're going to do their job. He's busy playing hockey,
32:38
Speaker 8: winning some playoff games.
32:39
Speaker 2: Yeah, no question. All right, So the first the T shirts.
32:42
Speaker 5: First twenty five hundred through the gates get this cool
32:45
Speaker 5: Brewers Admirals.
32:46
Speaker 6: T shirt that is correct as well as Fan Appreciation
32:51
Speaker 6: Night Part three. We've been doing this all month long,
32:54
Speaker 6: so when you get to the game on Friday night,
32:56
Speaker 6: find the QR codes that are posted all around the
32:59
Speaker 6: building and registered to win a prize. We got a
33:03
Speaker 6: lot of great stuff to give away during the course
33:06
Speaker 6: of the night, and thank you to all of our
33:08
Speaker 6: fans who have been incredible. We are finishing off what
33:11
Speaker 6: will be our largest average attendance since the two thousand
33:16
Speaker 6: and one season, so it is Yeah, it's twenty five
33:20
Speaker 6: years of doing this now, you know, yesterday it was
33:24
Speaker 6: my twenty first anniversary here and this is going to
33:27
Speaker 6: be our best season. It's our third straight year averaging
33:29
Speaker 6: over six thousand people in a game, which that goes
33:32
Speaker 6: all the way back to nineteen ninety nine to two
33:35
Speaker 6: thousand and one. So our fans are amazing and we
33:39
Speaker 6: want to say thank you again on Friday night and
33:41
Speaker 6: hopefully with a nice long playoff run to follow.
33:43
Speaker 8: Indeed, and that's pretty awesome, and kudos to you, John
33:46
Speaker 8: and obviously the entire staff and the entire organization. You
33:49
Speaker 8: guys all work really hard to create a great experience
33:52
Speaker 8: and it pays off when you see numbers like that.
33:54
Speaker 8: So that's awesome. And Billy, yeah, the game holes included,
33:57
Speaker 8: I think part of that.
33:58
Speaker 7: Thanks, right, come on.
33:59
Speaker 2: Right, sure, don't sprain your shoulder tapping.
34:05
Speaker 7: I was talking at you.
34:06
Speaker 2: Guys are part of the experience. We love it.
34:08
Speaker 5: Greedy, best of luck on Friday in these last few
34:11
Speaker 5: and uh, best of luck in the playoffs.
34:13
Speaker 2: We'll talk to you next week. You're greedy.
34:15
Speaker 6: Thanks, thank you.
34:16
Speaker 5: Don Greenber, president of Milwaukee Admiral's friend of the program
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Speaker 5: at Milwaukee Admirals dot Com.
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Speaker 2: Check him out. That T shirt is sweet, dude, It's
34:23
Speaker 2: so cool.
34:24
Speaker 9: It's got the old school like kind of looking Captain
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Speaker 9: Trying to figure out where I can say pool in
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Speaker 9: So we're gonna see how the splash pad works and
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Speaker 9: What's our Wake and Bake story today? The waken big
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Speaker 9: story of the day, guys, and may have met. I
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Speaker 9: I honestly thought may have maybe there was somebody in
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Speaker 9: the back and maybe someone in the truck that was
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Speaker 9: firing up some happy playtime last night. Because Amazon Prime
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Speaker 9: paid nearly two point one billion dollars annually for wrights
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Speaker 9: to broadcast NBA games when they bought the package away
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Speaker 9: or NBC bought the package away from Turner Sports. They
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Speaker 9: two billion dollars of an investment to be able to
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Speaker 9: get the game. They had their first playoff game last night,
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Speaker 9: play in tournament, whatever you want to say. They had
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Speaker 9: their first postseason broadcast. It was phenomenal. Their cameras are great,
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Speaker 9: Their broadcast crew is exceptional, Iron Eagle, Stan Van Gundy,
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Speaker 9: Cassidy Hubbard, like, it's a phenomenal group. Kevin Harlan in
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Speaker 9: the night game. What problem they might have, guys, is
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Speaker 9: the production truck. Because they had to put out a
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Speaker 9: message from a spokesperson last night, Amazon Prime Video said
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Speaker 9: tonight's broadcast of the Miami Heat and Charlotte Hornets experienced
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Speaker 9: a temporary disruption due to a hardware failure in our
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Speaker 9: production truck. Teams restored the feed as quickly as possible
40:37
Speaker 9: to ensure fans could watch the conclusion of the game.
40:39
Speaker 9: We're conducting a thorough internal review to determine the cause
40:43
Speaker 9: of the outage. While the outage very casually happened in
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Speaker 9: the final two minutes of overtime of the Hornets and Heat,
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Speaker 9: game returned with the Hornets from being in I believe
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Speaker 9: a two point lead to a five point lead in
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Speaker 9: a timeout with twenty eight seconds to go. Now, luckily
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Speaker 9: they caught the best part. They ended up getting it
41:05
Speaker 9: back just in time for the Tyler Hero six points
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Speaker 9: in eighteen seconds that nearly won the game. LaMelo balls
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Speaker 9: foul that gave Hero the free throws. Lamello's game winner
41:16
Speaker 9: could have been a lot worse. But I can only
41:19
Speaker 9: imagine the amount of drift seltzers that those guys had afterwards,
41:23
Speaker 9: because they they had themselves a night there in that
41:26
Speaker 9: production truck.
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Speaker 2: But I'm sitting there saying, fellas you spent how much money.
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Speaker 7: That's tough situation.
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Speaker 2: You planned for this how long?
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Speaker 9: And we're gonna have the technical difficulties flare up in
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Speaker 9: the middle of overtime.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, the Murphy's law broadcasting and sometimes listen, tough situation, brutal.
41:44
Speaker 7: We've been there. I've been there.
41:46
Speaker 8: It's hard because sometimes you can only do so much.
41:48
Speaker 8: But maybe the most baked part of the story you
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Speaker 8: worry about. It was while I'm watching the game.
41:54
Speaker 9: After I'm watching Mark Baden and Tom Walks and everybody
41:58
Speaker 9: do their thing. Drew ber going battling their on CBS
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Speaker 9: fifty eight the weather Wars last night.
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Speaker 6: Draw.
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Speaker 9: All of a sudden, I'm like, damn, the power go out.
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Speaker 2: Oh no, Brewers game is still on here.
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Speaker 9: No, not me, But there was that moment where I
42:11
Speaker 9: was like, wait, the power just went out, No bud,
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Speaker 9: the lights around the fans blowing, and the other TV
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Speaker 9: is going Sorry, that might be one too many drift
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Speaker 9: Seltzers for you.
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Speaker 2: Holy cow, what's happened? What's happening right now?
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Speaker 9: Holy cow? Just the production trucks burning down. Maybe they're
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Speaker 9: burning one in there, man, it might have been. Could
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Speaker 9: you that's not positive? Could you imagine though, just sitting
42:35
Speaker 9: back there in that place, just on fire, trying to
42:38
Speaker 9: figure out why on earth they're off the air.
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Speaker 8: In the final two minutes of overtime. Oh man, And
42:44
Speaker 8: sometimes there's nothing you can do. That's the worst thing.
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Speaker 6: Right.
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Speaker 2: Well, we've covered a lot of ground today.
42:49
Speaker 5: Shout out to Reegs for joining us talking draft and
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Speaker 5: Dolph and Matt Miller and John Greenberg. Thanks to everybody
42:55
Speaker 5: who woke up early with us. Harman's back on vacation. Bro,
42:58
Speaker 5: you'll be shocked to hear he's.
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Speaker 2: Off two days only.
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Speaker 7: Todays.
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Speaker 5: We're gonna skate shorthanded for the last couple of days
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Speaker 5: of the week, but we'll make it through.
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Speaker 9: We're gonna have fun and I'm gonna be behind the board,
43:07
Speaker 9: so expect problems tomorrow. I'm gonna see you think that's
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Speaker 9: Prime had problems tuning into the huddle starting at five am.
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Speaker 5: Part of the fun we'll be getting after it. We
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Speaker 5: love hanging out with you and see at five am.
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Speaker 6: Piece