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11/10/2023 The Dave Allen Show - FRIDAY FUNHOUSE: Guest Host Morgan Morrison, Chris Lawrence, Hannah Gardner, John Robertson, Robb Reel · The Dave Allen Show

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What we've got here is failure. This new CA's kind of a big deal.
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and Chapman Bill Ryan Nicholson is our producer today, and of course it's Friday
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Funhouse, and yeah, we know everybody knows. The big story is Joe
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Manchon and Joe Manchin seeking not we'll see actually deciding not to seek it of
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the term in the US Senates. So I'm not going to get into that
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today. Part of the rules of Friday Funhouse, Hoppy though, we'll have
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not only in probably the entire show devoted to that, but Hoppy is also
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going to have Senator Mansion himself on the show at eleven o six, So
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it's going to be must listen to radio with Hoppy and a Senator Mansion at
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eleven o six this morning on Talk Like Coming up on this show this morning,
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We've got Chris Lawrence standing by high school football as our coverage begins to
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night. We want to talk about that with Chris. John Robertson will be
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stopping by to talk about the Capital City Arts and Crafts Fair. We have
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a big thing going on here next week. We call it the Turkey Drop.
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Rob Reeal from her sister station, Superstar Country ninety six to one KWS.
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I'm going to stop by the studios to talk about that's plus. My
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guest host this week is Morgan Morrison of Rock City Cake Company here in Charleston.
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Morgan, good morning, how are you. Good morning, Dave.
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It is awesome to be here. I'm excited. Welcome to the show.
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Now. You told me we were talking back before last night that you listened
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to some of the other shows and the one that you chose to listen to
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to get the idea was Tony the Taylor. Yes, of all the ones,
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I had to find the most unhinged one to make sure this was for
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me. There you go, and well that's that doesn't get much more unhinged
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than that. We're going to talk about some things going on with Rock City,
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but also about Holly Jolly Brawley and the Downtown Business Association that you're part
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of, and Plush to play ten questions. Let's go to Chris Lawrence talk
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high school football. Hey man, what's up? Speaking of that Joe Manchin
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story that of course broke yesterday right after Hotline hit the air, And you
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know the rules on Hotline no politics zone, we do not talk about.
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You know, that's Weekly's big thing. Well, you can't ignore that,
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so I told him, I said, get Hoppy, So they got Hoppy
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on. Hoppy came on, did a great job, as he always does,
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the most Dave Weekly thing ever. As soon as Hoppy has broken this
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huge story, Weekly goes I was big Coop. We violated our own rules.
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By the way, it's National Chicken Sandwich Day, which is more nih
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Lane. I saw that you commented on the X about that. I thought
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that was the most Dave Weekly thing ever. Indeed, high school football tonight
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and tomorrow and tomorrow, Yes, indeed, we've got a couple of games
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for you this weekend. We try to bring as many local teams to you
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as we can, and we've had an opportunity to do that today and tomorrow.
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So tonight we will be at Jim McGee field, Redskins Stadium and Hurricane
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where the number four Redskins are hosting the number thirteen Parkersburg Big Reds. It's
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ironic that these two are in the same conference yet did not play this year.
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They've played about every team they've played the other one is played, so
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it's not like they're unfamiliar with them. But that kicks off at seven thirty
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tonight. We'll be on the air at seven from out there should be a
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good matchup. And then tomorrow afternoon, for those of you who are Herbert
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Hoover fans, we're going to go on the road with Hoover and bring you
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tomorrow's game between the Huskies and East Fairmont from the historic East West Stadium in
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a rather odd start time. They're going to kick that one off at four
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o'clock tomorrow afternoon, and we'll go on the air with the Coomax pregame show
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at three point thirty. Now you're wondering, probably because we've been talking about
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the fact that our Metro News game day coverage of the Mountaineers in the Oklahoma
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game starts at three. That's what's going to happen there. We'll start it
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here at three ONCHWCHS, but it will also be simulcast over on ESPN Radio
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AM fourteen ninety and FM ONEZH six point seven, and then we're going to
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break away at three point thirty through the Hoover game, and then we'll come
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back. But if you want to catch the pregame show with Hoppy and Brad
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and the crew, you can listen over there on ESPN until we're back after
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the Hoover game. Okay, all right, all good. I mean,
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this is Fred and I talked about it yesterday. Man, the most wonderful
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time of the year. Yes, I and I woke up this morning when
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I when I left the house about seven o'clock, it was pouring the rain
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in Tays Valley, and I'm thinking, I'm loving this. This is what
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high school football is supposed to be. Yeah, you're not loving as much
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as the guys that division of forestry. That's very true. That is very
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true. All right. Speaking of which, because I know you've been in
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contact with those guys. With all the rain that we've had here, is
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this I mean, because we've had a lot of rain the last couple hours.
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Is it enough? Never enough? Really? Well? I mean I
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guess there is a limit because you don't want to flood, But I don't
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know that it's going to be enough to dampen the forest to the point they
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like it where the threat is gone, and in some parts of the state
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they're probably not getting a lot of this. And it's supposed to clear up
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this afternoon. Win's going to start blowing with this front coming in and that'll
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just dry things right back out, and then tomorrow is supposed to be sunny
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and pretty again. So that's, uh, that's an issue. But at
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least maybe for this morning, they're getting an opportunity to have a donut and
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some coffee and yeah, and do something truck and watch a little bit after
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the games tonight. Of course you want to be sticking around for Fred and
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Dave and the crew with the Metro News Game night. Now tomorrow morning you're
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in with the Outdoors Show. What do you got tomorrow morning? Seven oh
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six. Well, I was trying to think I've got We're all over the
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place tomorrow. I got a story with with some of the Natural Resources Police
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where we were talking about they recently took a lot of children in West Virginia
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hunting, including some from the UH school with the deafen blind on the the
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the hunting. This the youth hunting Day, so we'll talk about that.
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Also, there was another huge buck killed in Gilmore County. We'll talk to
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the guy who killed that. There's a guy from Huntington who's now a professional
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fishing guy in Tennessee, but he has been He also makes lures and one
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of his lures won an international award. We'll talk to him. And you
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may have seen this and it has created kind of a stir over in the
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eastern panineal A deer that had rabies was killed and people have unnecessarily panicked over
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that, and I think that's largely because the media. But we're going to
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try to set the record straight on that it is not cause for a gigantic
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alarm and panic, just an awareness and we'll talk to the dn r's folks
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in that part of the state about it tomorrow. All right, Chris,
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have a great broadcast. You in the team that night. Thanks a lot
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ry, dude, Thanks for having me in. All right, Chris Lawrence
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Again, our coverage will begin tonight for Hurricane of Parkersburg seven o'clock the tomorrow
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afternoon. Herbert Hoover traveled of north three thirty or start time for that one
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here, So there you go. There's your high school football report from Chris
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Lawrence. All right, let's go to Hannah Gardner with our Adopt Me Please
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Pet of the Week from the Kendal Charleston Newmane Association. Hannah, good morning,
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how are you. I'm great? How are you? I'm doing fine?
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Meat Morgan our good friend from Rock City who is our guest host today.
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Hi, Hannah, how are you. I'm so excited to do this
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part because I am obsessed with this dog. I saw a picture. Oh
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yeah, I'm good and she is the sweetest thing. All right. So
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the dog's name is Mani, and so we have the picture posted on Dave
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Allen Radio, on Facebook and also on x on the Dave Allen Show on
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Exles. Talk about Minnie. Hannah, go ahead, all right, so
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many she is a female little girl. She's about six months old. So
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she's still a puppy. She's still playful, she's still all that puppy puppy
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energy. But however, she is very shy when you first meet her.
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She's she's not mean in any way whatsoever. She's just shy, kind of
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put back a little bit. It takes her any to warm up to you.
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But once she wants up to you. She is possibly the sweetest little
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dog, sheets little puppy ever. She just wants to sweet up right next
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to you and she'll lay her head on your legs. She's very very sweet,
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but she is playful with other dogs. She's still learning to walk on
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the leash a little bit. She's again she's still a puppy, so she's
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still learning everything. What we've noticed. She is very kid friendly. Again,
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she's just very scared. So if you do have kids, or even
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if it's on your own, we always advise caution just believing them and learn
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together. We don't recommend believing kids and animals learning together anyways, no matter
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how long you've had them. But she is a very very sweet girl.
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She's microchips, she's got her vaccinations, and she came in as escape us
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along with her siblings, who I believe is already adopted. So she just
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needs to hold herself, you know. And another thing I notice about her
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picture too, she just has the sweetest eyes and just this big nose and
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it just completely melts your heart. And I always say, you know,
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I have two dogs at home, guys, and the personality they have on
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their puppies is kind of what they take with them through their lives. So
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the fact is she's this sweet that pretty much just tells you she's going to
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be sweet forever. And I love her. I'd take her home myself if
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I could. Oh. Yeah, she's very very sweet, and she's around
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pretty ish pounds, so she's gonna be a bigger dog. She's very very
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sweet though, and she deserves a really really good home. She's really sweet
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one. She warms up to you, and she would become a social buttonfly,
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I'm sure with everyone once she got out of the shelter and got to
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see what it's like being in a home. Yeah, she's a beautiful dog
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to give. If you want to see the picture, go over to Dave
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Allen Radio and Facebook or the Dave Allen Show on X. The artist formerly
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known as Twitter. What kind of dog do you have? Any idea?
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What kind of dog? Meaning is? I do not? How Ever,
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I mean if I had to guess, if I had to throw some guests
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out there, I would say maybe a little bit of shepherd maybe, but
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definitely if I had to put money on it, I would say like a
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black and tan coonhound mixed with maybe like a shepherd or something. But she's
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she's full blooded sweet. That's what she is, full blooded sweet. That's
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the official the official description, official title. By the way, it is
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happy Animal. It's Animal Shelter Appreciation Week, Hannah, So Happy Animal Shelter
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Appreciation Week. Thank you. We are loving, loving on all the dogs
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and play and let them. I want to talk about the I want to
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talk go ahead, hand I'm sorry, go ahead. I was just saying,
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so come on out and about yeah, exactly. I want to talk
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about cats for a moment now. I did a little research. As of
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earlier this week, you all had about forty or so cats available for adoption,
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well over one hundred that were there because they're still being cared for it
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in one way or the other. We we talk a lot about dogs on
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this show, but you've always got cats available too. Yes, yes,
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and we'll have to do another one soon. But yes, we do have
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a lot of cats and kittens right now. So if you do want to
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come out, I know that until Sunday, adoptions are fifty percent off.
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So it's just where we have such haigh capacity right now, So come out
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and adopt there everything, cat's kittens, puppies included. Even so everything is
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fifty all there, you go, it'd be a great time to get many.
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Now I'm just dropping a hint there more. I know I might have
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to pay a visit later and come meet Minnie. Is she just readily available
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for me to come love on today? Oh yeah, she is? There
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you go, there you go. I guess I have afternoon plans forget about
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the cupcakes. You guys are on your own. I'm going to the towns
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Teo's on our way or that's awesome real quick here, And I know that
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you're still a some items that you need up there. All the chows,
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dog and cat chows, wet food of any kind, cat litter, blankets.
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There's a complete list available on your as Facebook page. But you're always
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in need of stuff up there. Yes, yes, we need treat,
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paper, towel, clubs, don dish, soap, litter, wetsuit of
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any kind, and like you said, all the PEERI and a dog,
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child, puppy chowd cat chow, and kitten chow. All right. We
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had a text of the show here that says, several days ago, a
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small dog is found inside of a dumpster in downtown Charleston. Does anyone know
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what's going to take to get the news media and state officials to focus on
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these evil, heartless cases and get animal into abuse neglect charges strengthened or upgraded.
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These things are becoming much too common anymore. I will say this,
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you know, by the nature of this show, not on Friday we don't
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talk politics, but the other four days we're all about politics in this show.
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I know for a fact that a lot of elected officials listen to this
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show daily, either live or available on the podcast. So if you're on
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the clock, legislators, let's let's kick some butt here. Yeah. Yeah,
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we definitely we hate seeing all of those cases that come in that are
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sad and heartbreaking, but we do everything we can that we are allowed to
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do to help and to reach out to different resources and try to get you
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know, where we're capacity. We've been having to have a lot of people
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go to rescues and stuff with some of the animals that we've been taken in
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everything that we can. Yeah, all right, Hannah, it's always a
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pleasure to talk to you. Look for Morgan. She may be paying a
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visit up there this afternoon. I will, all right, I will be
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paying a visit. I always like to visit them, all right, hand,
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we'll talk to you next week. Thanks a lot, all right,
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thank you, all right again. The dog's name is Many, six months
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old, vaccinated, microchip, not fixed yet but will be prefers, playful
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dogs, still learning to walk a little bit on the lee. Shanna tells
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me. It seems to be very kid friendly, kind of shy. Came
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in as astray. That happens a lot, but does open up after a
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while. Just a sweet, sweet dog. Can be a little bit timid.
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Weighs about forty pounds now, but will grow. And I'm only six
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months old. If she's forty pounds now, you know, we don't want
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to discourage anybody from a doctor, but you need to take that into exideration.
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It's gonna be a big old dog. Yeah, it might be about
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sixty pound dog or so. Yeah, so make sure that you got it
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if you are interested in Many. It's just a beautiful dog. Make sure
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that you've got the resources and the space available, because there's nothing worse than
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having a big old dog and not having enough you know, property for them,
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so to speak, and keeping them cooped up in the house all day
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or God forbid on the chain because if you leave dogs unchanged here and evil
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sob you absolutely are my claws really come out for animals. I feel like
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it's you just have to find the right one for you, Oh yeah,
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yeah, or the right several yeah, or the right in my case,
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the right several yeah. All right, So again, take a look at
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hanging in there, kid, I'm still hanging in I love this and you're
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gonna go get that dog, aren't you. You're gonna go get many?
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Come on, I'm thinking about many. I'm not gonna lie. I might
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at least a pair of visit pair visit And they love that at the shelter
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if you you know it's going to clear up a little bit later on the
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day. They love people to come up and just take them for a walk
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or maybe you can you know, meet foster her for a while or something.
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I love working on. You know. They're really good people up there.
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And they actually named a dog after me. Really not not too long
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ago, and I was like, okay, I've made it in life.
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That's a dog named after Pete was it? Was it Morgan or Morris Soon?
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It was Morgan City. Yeah. It was a Rock City inspired dog.
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And I'm appy sure they named it Morgan after me, rock City rock
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Wiler. Yeah. John Robertson is here to talk about the fifty fourth annual
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Capital City arch Craft Showjohn, Good morning, how are you? Good morning?
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Glad to be with you. All right, So give us all the
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details on this arch and craft show. Fifty four years? Have you been?
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You haven't been there for all fifty four a lot of those, but
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no, I haven't been for fifty four. But you know, we had
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to postpone twenty twenty and twenty one because of COVID. So it's the fifty
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fourth show, not the fifty fourth things Okay, okay, I make sure
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we get the we get the verbiage right there. So for fifty four years,
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as things been going on at the Policy Center, and it's kind of
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the beginning of Chris a season for many of us because it kind of kicks
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things off. There's so many wonderful things there to observe and purchase at the
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show. They're made by West Virginia crafts people. Even though we have crafts
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people from six states, the majority of them are West Virginians. Awesome,
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what kind of crafts we're talking about. I will have anything from pottery to
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photography, to textiles, to quilts, to food items to forged items.
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So there's so many things. There's a variety for everyone. Okay, and
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again I know a lot of people you've been on the show. Ever since
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I've been doing the show, you can being to talk about this. A
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lot of people, Wait, they save their money and not but you need
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a whole lot of money for some of these things because they, as you
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said, the Christmas season is here. Yeah, they want to do something
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that's more unique or different. It's not reproduced in department stores and so forth,
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and it's a great place to come and find something that's kind of unique
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for that special person. That's awesome. So how many like, how many
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different vendors do you say that you have there? We have one hundred vendors
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in one hundred and sixty buos. So it's typically been we referred to as
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the largest indoor show in West Virginia. And because it is a sales show
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our craft people do well. We have a lot of folks that are interested
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in being exhibitors in the show Awesome. It's sponsored by It's also sponsored by
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the Kenosity Lions Club and at one hundred percent of the proceeds from the show
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goes to charity. None of our members are paid. It's all a volunteer
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effort and there's a lot that goes into putting this show on. It'll start
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next Year's will start in February. That's usually what it starts. Yes,
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sometimes it's even like you know, the next day you set down, you
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know with legal pad, what worked, what didn't work. But you guys
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been doing it so long over there, I think that you do a great
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job. Hey, we just happen to have and I appreciate you doing this.
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I have got a family four pack of tickets to give away and Ryan
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again give us those hours. And it's going to be next Friday, Saturday,
22:26
and Sunday. So this is next weekend. Yeah, next week in
22:27
November seventeen through nineteen. On Friday opens at two o'clock until seven o'clock,
22:33
Saturday ten am till six pm, and Sunday noon until Okay, I was
22:37
for some reason I was thinking it was this weekend. That's really important to
22:38
know, Dave. Oh, Actually it's next weekend. And the six dollars
22:42
admission for adults, one dollar for children under twelve. And also there are
22:47
opportunities for discounts. We will have Union Missions Thanksgiving food drive truck in front
22:55
of the facility and if you brainy a non periitial food product, you get
22:59
a dollar discount. And also we are collecting gently used tennis shoes or sneakers
23:04
and if you bring those in we'll also give you a discount, although you
23:07
can't double dip. You can't tell them, See that's increat. So basically
23:12
what you're telling me is we can help nonprofits and get very unique gifts Christmas
23:19
presents items. These are all locally made things, and you know that's kind
23:22
of what I'm into. I love when I receive a gift or give a
23:26
gift. I like getting something that you can't get anywhere else. And so
23:29
many of these things that these folks make, I mean they're doing it for
23:33
no labor practically, because they price it. It's a labor love for them
23:37
all right. By the way, you got a text here for you,
23:38
John says, I'm looking textas as I'm looking for original WVU items for my
23:45
mother for Christmas. Do you know if there are vendors that specializing this.
23:48
There are, and there are a number of folks that are producing West Virginia
23:52
University style. You're all ready to go for the Mountaineers this weekend. You
23:56
got your West Virginia shirt and your West Virginia jacket. Your ready to go.
24:00
But there are original items for WVU for Our show is not a vendor
24:06
show. Ours is a craft show, and so the items. For the
24:10
most part that you will see throughout the Civic Center there will be handmade craft
24:18
items from the exhibitors, not the gutter guards and the fashion two twenties or
24:25
people that are buying product from someone else and trying to resell them. All
24:27
original stuff, all original. So how does somebody get involved, if they
24:32
are a craft or if they want to be a vendor, how do they
24:34
get right now, we're full for this for consideration next year April, they
24:38
should send to us, email to us, or go to our Facebook page
24:45
and messages information about pictures of their craft, a description of the price range,
24:52
a description of their role in producing the items, and also we want
24:56
to know how they market their product currently. Okay, so, and it's
25:00
not going to let people show up to sell these, So you've got to
25:03
have some proof that you're legit on this, that you're actually an original,
25:06
original craft. John, do you find that young people are getting involved in
25:11
this sort of thing anymore? I mean, what's that you know? We
25:14
have to because you have to change and so many of the what we knew
25:18
is the old time crafts. People have gotten old and quit doing it or
25:22
also decided because of COVID it changed people's lives, particularly older people, and
25:27
they've stopped. So we're seeing a resurgence now of younger people that are really
25:33
getting into the craft industry. And I would think too that now that there's
25:37
so many different YouTube videos available and things of that nature, that people can
25:41
go on if they want to learn the craft, you know, not like
25:44
it was traditionally where it had to be handed down from grandma or whatever.
25:47
You could actually go on and say, hey, I've got an interest in
25:48
this, how do you do it? That's right, and I respect people
25:52
to do that. As somebody who has absolutely zero ability whatsoever to do things
25:56
like that, I have to totally be vulnerable here. I'm pretty much built
25:59
my career. You're on YouTube how to videos. I went to the College
26:03
of YouTube and Google got a degree. Yeah, yeah, I do.
26:07
I have a degree in that. I mean, it's a great thing.
26:11
It is like kind of a like you said, it's different. I feel
26:14
like in you know, my generation, the younger generation, we learn it
26:15
different. But you know the fact that you said you do see young people
26:19
doing it. I think it's I think it's cool that they're into it.
26:22
Now do you see a do you feel like it's like headed in a different
26:26
direction with the younger generation, or do you feel like it's like this,
26:30
like you know, moving. I think we're seeing a different take on a
26:34
lot of the same things and putting their mark on it and making it,
26:38
making those items a little bit more current to the younger audience. By the
26:45
way, I want to throw the center. Ryan tells me we have a
26:47
winner of our family four pack of tickets, Robin Groves. So, Robin,
26:49
congratulations, you and your family will be enjoying the show next weekend.
26:55
Give us the dates times again, November seventeen, eighteen, and nineteen.
26:59
It's next Friday, Saturday and Sunday Friday from two o'clock until seven o'clock,
27:03
Saturday ten am until six pm, and Sunday noon until five all right,
27:10
And since nineteen eighty we have generated donations to primarily local charities, of one
27:15
point six million dollars off this show. That's very impressive. That's very impressive.
27:21
And of course with it being in the newly refurbished over the last couple
27:25
of years Kyle Sema Convention Center, you can have even more vendors. And
27:27
how many vendors you have in airper hundred and one hundred of vendors in one
27:30
hundred and sixty boos, okay, because many of them take two spaces.
27:34
Yeah, all right, well, John, I appreciate we'll be talking about
27:37
this next week. We appreciate you setting up with the tickets. We'll give
27:40
away some tickets next week too. As always, we appreciate your help and
27:44
promoting. Absolutely so. It's the fifty fourth Capital City Arts and Craft Show,
27:48
and you folks in the Lions Club and can also do a great job
27:52
of putting it's on. It's truly a labor I love, John, it
27:53
is. It is a labor of it ain't a labor of money. It
27:57
takes a lot of love. How many people do you say it takes to
28:02
put on this event? Well, we have, I know we have forty
28:04
members, but it takes a lot of family members and friends. It's not
28:10
just the folks that are in our club. We depend upon our lot of
28:12
wives and kids and whatever. They get thrown into this sort of thing.
28:15
And then we hit like one of the groups we work with have for a
28:18
number of years as the Capitol High School or OTC, and those young people
28:22
come down and help us. It's a great experience for them to interact with
28:27
us, the older guys. And also, you know, it's amazing these
28:33
young people today. I mean, you hear lots of stories, but these
28:36
are good kids and they are learning of volunteerism. Awesome. All right,
28:42
John again, it's all happening next weekend. I appreciate you being here,
28:45
Thanks a lot, Thanks so much for having us so twenty four minutes away
28:49
from ten hang on with me one second here. I want to let you
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Winfield. Morgan Morrison is here from Rock City, equally anticipated doing ten questions
29:11
a little bit later on. You know, I'm pretty excited for it.
29:15
I'm a little nervous. Well you should be nervous about, meaning Rob Real
29:18
from our sister station ninety six to one KBS, because he's a scary guy
29:22
and Rob is going to be coming up here momentarily to talk about something we're
29:26
very excited about. What we're doing here next week. It's the w VRC
29:30
Media Turkey Drop. And somebody asked me, Nos, this's going to be
29:32
like on WKRP in Cincinnati with less Nessman, where they dropped it to.
29:36
No, it's not that kind of it. We're going to ask people to
29:37
bring us turkeys next week. Where's the where's the razzle dazzle? Do we
29:41
not get a crane or anything? Well, where's the traumatics? Rob is
29:45
working on that right now. So Rob's going to be here momentarily to talk
29:48
about that. So John, appreciate you being here. We'll take a break.
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A portion of the proceeds benefiting w VU Medicine Children's twenty one that It's
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Away from ten from the Parmar Stores Studio. Welcome Back Morgan Morrison's here from
32:23
Rox City Cake Company. I sure, I am, yeah, still here.
32:27
I'm still sitting here, So she ain't a feared to be If you're
32:31
scared, say you're scared, you run her off? Yet that you're so
32:35
good, that's right real by the way, from her sister Station ninety six
32:37
one Superstar Country kws uh. I've already warned her about you, Rob said,
32:43
I want a lot of great things to say about you, Robin.
32:45
All those are filthy lines. Well, let me say this at the top
32:49
us Veterans Day. It is Veterans Day. It's kind of a two day
32:52
thing now because it's like because it's you know, you have Veterans Day,
32:54
and then it's a you know, the actual observation. Things are closed up
32:58
today, but we're gonna because so it's kind of turned into a two day
33:00
thing because of the way the calendar filled this year. Well, and it's
33:02
always a two day thing for me because November tenth is Marine Corps deck Yeah,
33:06
and that's what I wanted to say. You're decked out in your Marine
33:08
Corps gear. I am thank you, sir for your service. It was
33:12
my honor and I know many veterans. I don't presume to speak for all
33:16
of us. I only speak for me. I know that many veterans get
33:20
uncomfortable with get a little twitchy about how to react to that. People only
33:25
mean well when they say that. There's never sarcasm. That people when they
33:29
say thank you, they mean it, And so we just My response is
33:32
become it was my honor, and then we can move on with everybody.
33:36
Yes, And a long time ago radio station, far far away, back
33:39
when I worked in the Rockies and the Cascades, we would get an email
33:44
every six months from our lovely CEO, who is the kind of guy.
33:46
I don't think he'd ever served anybody launch a littlone served in uniform, but
33:50
bless his heart, every six months we would get the email that would outline
33:53
that Memorial Day is about those who have died, and particularly those those who
34:00
have served in those who have died, and particularly those who died while in
34:02
service, and that Veterans Day is about the living veterans. And I know
34:07
he meant well, but honestly, it's it's not that hard. It's not
34:12
that big a deal. You're not going to offend somebody when you say thank
34:15
you for your service on Veterans Day, Memorial Day, Flag Day, any
34:19
day. Yeah, choose like April twenty third. I mean that's when we
34:22
should be thanking veterans. And I'm just using that day a random It doesn't
34:25
matter. You should think veterans every day. Because the reason that we're able
34:29
to set in the studio and argue politics, the reason that Morgan's able to
34:31
make cupcakes and do whatever, all the stuff that she does is because of
34:35
people that served. I get a little bit, you know, my redneck
34:37
comes out about that. So as I did not serve, as I told
34:40
the story esterday, okay, but my dad did and literally died off.
34:45
All that was years later of Agent Orange, you know, for his service
34:49
in Vietnam. So yeah, thank veterans. All right, let's feed some
34:52
people. Yes, let's do that. Think about that. So next Thursday,
34:55
we are turning our loop of a parking lot here at eleven eleven Virginia
34:59
sty Eat East into a drive through turkey drop. As God is my witness,
35:02
I thought turkeys could fly. Yeah, we've already made that joke.
35:05
So did you know that was inspired by a real radio promotion, tell Us
35:09
Robs. So there was a station. I believe it was in Atlanta.
35:14
The Hugh Wilson, the guy who created WKRP in Cincinnati, worked in radio.
35:16
That's why it's so real. Other than the fact they didn't wear headphones,
35:20
it's practically a documentary. Other than that, there was he worked for
35:24
a guy or knew a guy who tried to do a live turkeys off the
35:28
back of a truck thing. So that's what inspired the helicopter sacks of wet
35:32
cement. Oh the humanity pinedale mall turkeys away episode. So we're turning in
35:38
a different way. We want you to drop turkeys with us, frozen turkeys.
35:44
That's always the hardest part of the holiday meal. Folks seem to be
35:47
great about the nonperishable stuff, but it's getting the actual turkeys. They'll give
35:52
you the green beans. Was they're easy. Yes. The things I want
35:57
to say in response to that, I'm not allowed to. So we are.
36:00
We are collecting frozen turkeys. That's all we want. Just bring us
36:05
a frozen turkey. You don't have to get out of your vehicle. We
36:07
will have people who will fetch that and and put it in the bin and
36:09
make sure it gets on to the right, people, if you want to
36:13
do a cash donation, if you want to do a check donation, if
36:15
that is easier for you. Maybe you're somebody like me who lives alone.
36:17
You're not cooking up a turkey. You're not gonna buy one for yourself.
36:20
You're not gonna buy an extra one. That that's fine. We will take
36:22
folding money. We are happy to do that and pass that along. Thank
36:27
you to the big lely piggly wiggly for being behind this with us. In
36:30
fact, that would be a great place to go buy your frozen turkey.
36:31
Indeed, maybe buy a couple of extras if you can afford to do that.
36:36
I come from one of those families where if if you didn't get up
36:39
and shoot it on Thanksgiving morning, you were not gonna have turkey on the
36:43
table Thanksgiving afternoon. So I understand what it is like to maybe not have
36:47
the turkey for Thanksgiving. And everybody deserves to have at least a little feast
36:53
on thanks agree. And so this is what day next week, next Thursday,
36:58
six eight to six p case. And this is a again one of
37:00
those events that we do that we're all out there. I mean, it's
37:01
all the stations. You kind of put this together for ninety six one,
37:06
but we're also chs V one hundred to beat. We're all going to be
37:08
a part of this next week. Yeah. Just because you know we're first
37:12
to fight, last to leave Marines we are, doesn't mean that we're not
37:15
happy to welcome our brothers and sisters from you know, the soldiers, the
37:19
sailors in the airman to come be a part of this. And that's how
37:21
we are with all the radio stations. You know, they give me a
37:23
hard time when I wear a baseball cap in the building, but let them
37:27
come for me today. Exactly. I'm wearing the Marine corpste Let them come
37:30
for me today. Yeah, exactly. All right, So we're going to
37:32
have you on again next week to talk about this to remind people. But
37:35
yeah, it's next Thursday, six am to six pm. Bring those frozen
37:37
turkeys here to our studios eleven eleven Virginia Street, Das Charleston. It'll be
37:42
real simple to do. We don't even have to get out of your car.
37:45
Just go over. And when you mentioned Big Lee Pigley Wiggily, because
37:46
they're making it all possible, go that'd be a great place to go,
37:50
but just get us a frozen turkey. Yeah. I know, this is
37:52
a big shopping weekend for that. Get your freezer loaded up so you have
37:55
everything. So when you grab that turkey for you and yours, grab extra
38:00
one or maybe two if you can't. All right, all right, Rob,
38:02
we'll talk to you next week. I have you on a couple times
38:06
next week to talk about it. Man, thanks so appreciate you. Thank
38:07
you for your service. My honor. He's gonna get he's wearing that geared
38:12
you. How many times he's gonna hear that today? That's my honor,
38:14
it's manor. But you know what, no matter how many times I hear
38:17
it, I always appreciate all right, man, thanks appreciate you. It
38:21
is fifteen minutes away from ten, so come over and help us out with
38:25
this next week, Morgan, six am to six pm. You don't have
38:28
to be that whole time. We'll give you a shift. How's that,
38:30
hey, I'll take it. I just picture like just a big huge truck
38:36
of turkeys like he's transporting. I have so many questions. Where are these
38:40
turkey's going? Actually, Ryan, our producer, he didn't know that,
38:44
but Ryan is going to be driving the truck for the turkeys. Okay,
38:46
welcome, Welcome aboard, Ryan, he didn't know that I'm gonna sign up
38:50
to be the turkey driver. Hey, there's another event going on. I
38:53
want to mention here real quick. There's an organization it's called the Clubs in
38:59
Hand Foundation, and what it is. It's a organization that teaches young people
39:05
to play golf. And it's people that maybe wouldn't And that's there's no way
39:08
you can say this make it sound right that normally may not have an opportunity
39:13
to play. Golf is a boie sport and it's very expensive. It's very
39:16
expensive just to get started. Well, they're doing what they call a par
39:20
T p a r T benefiting the Clubs and Hand Foundation. It's being presented
39:24
by the John L. Dickinson family at Embassy Suites tomorrow night. Starts at
39:29
seven o'clock and the idea again behind this organization is to get people from all
39:34
backgrounds and opportunity to gain life lessons through golf. This event has happened in
39:37
Embassy Suites tomorrow night. I want to get it a plug in for that.
39:40
For more information, you can visit First T. It's te First t
39:45
West Virginia dot org for more information on that. Morgan Morrison is here from
39:49
Rock City Cake Company. We move at the speed of light here. Yeah,
39:52
on the show fly By, I've just been sitting here watching. Well,
39:57
we're not done yet before we talk about uh, rock City and some
40:00
of the thing I want to know about you give us the bio on Morgan
40:04
Morrison. I mean, you know, that's kind of hard without talking about
40:07
Rock City because I feel like, you know, you work is my identity
40:12
exactly. No, I mean, you know, we're we're both logan people.
40:15
We moved to the big city, the big city of Charleston here living
40:21
life in the fast lane. You know, my life, that's pretty much
40:23
what it consists of. Is just if I'm not baking cake, I'm traveling,
40:28
I'm all around. But mainly, was this something life? Cake is
40:32
my life? What it was this something that you wanted to do as a
40:38
kid? Did you take at five or six years old, say what day
40:40
I'm going to operate a bakery? You know, I'm gonna be completely honest
40:43
with you, Dave. I fell into this. It was I just literally
40:47
literally fell into this. I never wanted I always knew that you know,
40:54
I wanted to do something growing up. Always had these ideas like I just
40:58
wanted to own my own business. I wanted to be I had so many
41:00
like ideas of how to reach people and stuff, but never specifically was I
41:04
like, oh, I need to be a baker. I love baking.
41:08
I like to cook. I've never baked anything beyond basically peelsberry frozen cookies before
41:14
and before I stepped into this and I just kind of fell into it,
41:17
and uh it worked for me. Okay, So you opened up the first
41:22
rock City in Logan. It was it was in Logan. So it was
41:24
funny because you know, I'm at Courtney my business partner now, and you
41:29
know, we had two other business partners at the time and she had was
41:32
like I came in right as you know, it was becoming an idea,
41:37
it was becoming a thing. The Sorefront was about to open and I actually
41:39
started working the front counter and then, you know, as literally less than
41:45
a year, I was like, Okay, this might be my calling,
41:50
and you know, the opportunity arose to where we could. You know,
41:52
it was a buyout, said nothing bad. It was just a buyout situation.
41:55
You know. The other two partners decided, Okay, this is not
41:58
for me, I don't think and I was accordingly, let's just do it.
42:01
Let's do it. And you know, here I am eighteen, I
42:05
had dropped out of college. I went to Southern No idea what I want?
42:09
Yeah, yeah, no idea what I wanted to do. I was
42:12
basically just blowing my financial aid through basics, and you know, I just
42:17
remember sitting down with a financial aid woman and I was like, hey,
42:21
you know, I know this sounds crazy, but I just bought into a
42:22
bakery and I'm gonna drop out. What do you want me to do with
42:27
my financial aid? And she was like, that's a terrible idea. You're
42:30
never gonna make it. You're never gonna do anything with this. You need
42:34
a college degree. You know, I'm not hating on college degrees, obviously
42:37
they're important, but I was like, you know, I just don't think
42:38
I have time for both. And I feel like I'm being a lot more
42:42
productive at work. So I'm just I'm sorry, I'm out. And then
42:45
I just kind of dove head first and we were in Logan for what three
42:51
years, I think, and you know that didn't work out. You know,
42:53
the economy so hit or miss, and I think we have big ideas
42:58
and small town and I would never talk a baud about Logan. It helped
43:01
us get our footing, and it helped us, you know, start learn
43:06
lessons we have learned. I've literally grew up with this company. You know,
43:09
I started as a kid, and you just learn every step of the
43:13
way. And it didn't work out, and Logan, you know, I'm
43:15
not too prideful of me. We went under. I mean, the AP
43:17
was trying to cut us off. We were gonna big bit like it just
43:20
wasn't working. And then you know we I think we're splitting the four by
43:25
four from Wendy's and we were like, what are we gonna do? And
43:29
we drove to Charleston, not like we had any money to do it.
43:31
We had like a quarter tank of gas and driving down Capitol Street saw the
43:36
for rent or for release in the window and what year? What year was
43:39
this? Two thy sixteen? Okay, I believe. And so that's when
43:44
you moved rock City too. Here a lot of bakers in the area or
43:47
whatever you prefer to call them. What is it that makes rock City so
43:52
unique? I mean because you do different, different kind of thing there.
43:53
We do. We do different stuff. I think, you know, I
43:58
love all the bakeries here. I'm somebody that believes we lift each other up.
44:01
We do everything. I think, you know, everybody kind of has
44:05
their own unique stuff. But I feel like I've always felt like, especially
44:07
with my vision with rock City, it's bigger. It's more than just a
44:09
bakery. I mean, in a literal sense, we're also a music venue.
44:14
And you know, we have our hand in pretty much every pot you
44:16
can. But I've always used rock City. You know, we do the
44:21
cakes, we do the cookies. We have a huge variety. We're not
44:23
afraid to like push the boundaries socially on what we you know, we're always
44:29
pushing something. I don't trying to, you know, stay unique. But
44:32
I've always used it as kind of a platform to connect with people. There's
44:38
room for cake at every table, for any discussion, for any and I
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know that kind of sounds cheesy, but you know, you get you get
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to connect with people on their best days, their worst days. There's just
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always room to eat a piece of cake. And I love, I love
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that connection. Let me ask you from then we got to go a break.
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We'll come back with ten questions. And now it's like ask you what
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is your favorite child? But what's your personal favorite thing in the menu at
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feel like I've perfected the cinnamon role recipe and I'm hyperfixated on cinnamon cinnamon rolls.
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us. All right, we got to make this quick. We're running out
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of time here, Ready to play ten questions. We do this each week
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with our guest host on Friday Funhouse. Please verify, Morgan that you have
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not seen the questions. Nope, these questions were formulated by our crack research
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team from a remote, undisclosed location somewhere near Shady Side in Saint Albans And
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for listeners and hometwork, listening in the car is always no wagering. All
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right, are you ready? Morgan? I guess what's your middle name?
48:44
Don't? Maybe it's Shakira. Shakira, Shakira. Write that down first,
48:47
Shakira. We've ever had on the It's ridiculous. What time did you wake
48:51
up this morning? Uh? Five forty five? What was your first car?
48:57
A Mazda three. I would rather you punched me in the throat than
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make me listen to m We'll come back, come back to you. Your
49:09
second favorite color, second flavor? Great? I may this is you talking.
49:15
I may do sweets for a living, but this is one variety I
49:17
don't like of sweets. Yeah, uh, for flavor or whatever. I
49:23
hate anything that is a niece. Okay, what about a nephew? Sorry,
49:30
I just I couldn't. I couldn't resist. I am most comfortable when
49:34
I'm wearing my uh underwear. Which she's wearing more than that today. By
49:40
the way, Uh, you've a we're done, Ryan, hit the closing
49:45
thing. We're done. H you've had enough. You've just got to get
49:50
away. You're packing your bags and you're heading to Europe. Random fun fact
49:57
about Morgan. I have the rare ability to fall asleep in point two seconds.
50:05
Okay, if I'm home and just chilling, it's likely my TV will
50:08
be on Gray's Anatomy. All right, I would rather you punch me in
50:15
the throat that make me listen to music. Okay, all right, that's
50:22
fine. I mean, I mean, honestly, there's nobody that I just
50:24
say. This show, this show, Dave Allen, don't ever made me
50:30
do this again. You have completed ten questions. How cool? Was that?
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Stressful? Now you get you get a moist talent for completing the shows.
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All right, let's talk about Holly Jolly Bradley. That's kind of your
50:40
pet, your pet project. Yeah, talk about it so real quick.
50:44
I am the vice president of the Downtown Charleston Association. Are are pretty much
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like signature event is Holly Jolly Brawley. It's this year we have almost two
50:53
hundred Christmas trees they're all sponsored and decorated by businesses locally. We have a
51:00
synchronized light show we've added that'll be in city center the two days it's on
51:04
Black Friday and Small Business Saturday, directly after Thanksgiving, so that's when the
51:07
actual street fest is. There's also Black Friday Artwalk that is connected as well,
51:13
so you know, we really push to go through all the downtown businesses.
51:17
It's great. We have live music, we have a kid's village with
51:21
the Alpine slide crafts. I mean, it's all free. It's amazing.
51:23
We want everybody to come out. And then the display, the light show
51:27
and the Christmas trees are up until first of the year. We'll have you
51:30
on again to talk about that. Talk about this business organization that you're part
51:32
of, so the Downtown Charleston Association. You know, the president is Kevin
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Madison, my friend. He's the general manager of Black Sheep. It is
51:40
a nonprofit organization. Basically our goal is to just you know, drive,
51:45
how can we improve downtown, How can we support our downtown businesses. What
51:50
can we do to bring foot traffic in? Like I said, kind of
51:52
a off of us. We also are took over Artwalk as well, So
51:58
you know, Kevin's working really hard and everybody to make artwalk and it's just
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great rock city. Kate coveany available on all the social media sites. Address
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two of five Capitol Streets. Charleston wants Virginia go down and get you some
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stuff. By the way, you got a text here from the mayor that
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wants to know if you brought cream horns. Didn't, but I'll bring her
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some if she wants. I'm the one the host the damn show. We
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don't like you, Dave, We liked all right. The show is brought
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all right. It's been all right. You take the girl out of logan,
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you know, to leave it at that. Mayor Monday coming up on
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