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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Oh thank you, ma'am.
Speaker 2 (00:01):
Time for heyday in the morning. Quickie on ninety a
rock brought to you by bar too for did that?
Eighty four, eighty four, eighty three, eighty three, eighty four,
eighty three, eighty one. Those are your highs for the
next seven days. And there is a chance of raining
about seven days. You're saying that Thanksgiving could have some
showers and a little front coming through. So there's what
(00:23):
you got.
Speaker 1 (00:24):
Good day to be inside there you go celebrate your body.
Speaker 2 (00:28):
Yeah, all right, stuff there.
Speaker 1 (00:30):
And a lot of the truth. And you know what,
if you'd like to have some good times, well guess what.
The standing ovations Master's Cuff is back kicked off yesterday
over in Treasure Island. You know it was clan canceled
last year thanks to the hurricanes. But if you've never been,
it is amazing. It's where you experience world class sand
sculptures from master sculptors all around the world that come
(00:53):
to this and put their art right there on Treasure Island.
It's seven days of live music. There's even a kite festival,
fireworks I believe will be tomorrow night, plus a lot
of you know, food and retail vendors. Just a great
time and it's a free event, which is even you
know the cherry on top, So.
Speaker 2 (01:11):
It's a great reason to head over that way. Yeah,
and make a day, a day trip of it if
you want to. Some people spending night and they go
out to the coast and stead the night out there.
But yeah, I just it's mind boggling how they get
some of these forms. They add water and pack the
sand and then they start sculpting and they come up
with these things that look like they may have seen
it ye sand.
Speaker 1 (01:32):
Yeah, so yeah, and this year's theme is the Gallery
of Sand, So cannot wait to see what's in store
with that. So it'll be this weekend and next weekend. Meanwhile,
the Trump administration just announced a plan to open up
huge swaths of ocean for oil and gas drilling. They
plan they want to do this between twenty twenty six
(01:53):
and twenty thirty one. They also want to hold thirty
four lease sales covering over what point two seven billion
that's with the bees and boy billion acres to achieve
quote unquote energy dominance. Now, the plan does call for
leases in multiple places, including about one hundred off miles
off the Florida Gulf Shores one hundred miles one hundred
(02:15):
miles off which this area is. Uh, you know, of
course a lot of people here concerned because of the
oil spills and impact to our tourism among other things.
You know, and of course oil spills. You know what happened.
Speaker 2 (02:29):
It goes out, say, there's things that people worry about. Yeah,
it comes to this, so we'll see how far it goes.
Speaker 1 (02:36):
Yeah, Florida's not the only place. They also call for
six offshore lease sales over in California as well as Alaska. Yeah.
So Tom Morello given people an update to keep the
hope alive for new unheard Audio Slave new new quote unquote,
(03:00):
I need to ask if you.
Speaker 2 (03:00):
Haven't heard it, if you want to hear Chris Cornell's
voice on new music. Yeah, this is an opportunity we
Sound Garden's holding on to theirs, so it's we might
get a bunch of it. At the same time, who knows.
Speaker 1 (03:14):
Well, he's opening up on it saying that there's not
a whole lot of unreleased Audio Slave material, but it
will come out at some point, including sleight of hand.
Are you guys familiar with that one? Have you heard
about that track. It's become a bit of a legend. Basically,
he confirmed a finished version exists and even revealed that
it was once slated to be the lead for Revelations,
(03:36):
But your bassist Tim vetoed the song, saying it sounded
too much like Danzig. He really hated it. Tim. Then
yell bleep you a lot to the head of the label,
and next thing you know, they decided, Yeah, and I
gotta put that one on the album.
Speaker 2 (03:50):
No, I really want to hear it.
Speaker 1 (03:53):
But despite it all, Tom Morello did promise that it
will see the light of day. I just don't know
what exactly it all happened. Yes, and uh, finally it
looks like Comics have got a new king, and he's
the same as the old king. A copy of Superman
number one from nineteen to thirty nine, a near pristine condition,
(04:15):
just sold for nine point one two million dollars.
Speaker 2 (04:19):
Now this is the copy of the magazine that the
family found in the attic that their mom had put away. Yeah,
it was in mint condition, just sitting there. There's basically
nine million dollars sitting in the attic. Yeah, just waiting
to be cashed in.
Speaker 1 (04:33):
Yep, from the Depression era San Francisco. She told her
sons over the years that she had some quote unquote
some rare comics somewhere, but they found it while they
were going through our house after she passed, and uh
surprised there was number one in near pristine condition, which
the previous record holder was Action Comics Number one from
nineteen thirty eight, which sold for six million dollars in
(04:56):
twenty twenty four.
Speaker 2 (04:57):
Makes you want to check your closets right for all spaces. Yeah,
so I can get depressed when I feel when I
find out that all of my stuff is just junk,
it's not worth anything, or it's just medium condition, which
comes down a few million dollars, right Superman number one,
but it's gonna be missing a page, right, Yeah, exactly.
Has anybody found anything valuable in their addicts like this?
(05:18):
Anything in your family have passed down in the storage space?
Those are always interesting stories. You want to share any
of that stuff with us? Talk Back feature, the free
iHeartRadio appter the Phone Go Forward, Motley Crew, The Return
of the
Oh thank you, ma'am.
Speaker 2 (00:01):
Time for heyday in the morning. Quickie on ninety a
rock brought to you by bar too for did that?
Eighty four, eighty four, eighty three, eighty three, eighty four,
eighty three, eighty one. Those are your highs for the
next seven days. And there is a chance of raining
about seven days. You're saying that Thanksgiving could have some
showers and a little front coming through. So there's what
(00:23):
you got.
Speaker 1 (00:24):
Good day to be inside there you go celebrate your body.
Speaker 2 (00:28):
Yeah, all right, stuff there.
Speaker 1 (00:30):
And a lot of the truth. And you know what,
if you'd like to have some good times, well guess what.
The standing ovations Master's Cuff is back kicked off yesterday
over in Treasure Island. You know it was clan canceled
last year thanks to the hurricanes. But if you've never been,
it is amazing. It's where you experience world class sand
sculptures from master sculptors all around the world that come
(00:53):
to this and put their art right there on Treasure Island.
It's seven days of live music. There's even a kite festival,
fireworks I believe will be tomorrow night, plus a lot
of you know, food and retail vendors. Just a great
time and it's a free event, which is even you
know the cherry on top, So.
Speaker 2 (01:11):
It's a great reason to head over that way. Yeah,
and make a day, a day trip of it if
you want to. Some people spending night and they go
out to the coast and stead the night out there.
But yeah, I just it's mind boggling how they get
some of these forms. They add water and pack the
sand and then they start sculpting and they come up
with these things that look like they may have seen
it ye sand.
Speaker 1 (01:32):
Yeah, so yeah, and this year's theme is the Gallery
of Sand, So cannot wait to see what's in store
with that. So it'll be this weekend and next weekend. Meanwhile,
the Trump administration just announced a plan to open up
huge swaths of ocean for oil and gas drilling. They
plan they want to do this between twenty twenty six
(01:53):
and twenty thirty one. They also want to hold thirty
four lease sales covering over what point two seven billion
that's with the bees and boy billion acres to achieve
quote unquote energy dominance. Now, the plan does call for
leases in multiple places, including about one hundred off miles
off the Florida Gulf Shores one hundred miles one hundred
(02:15):
miles off which this area is. Uh, you know, of
course a lot of people here concerned because of the
oil spills and impact to our tourism among other things.
You know, and of course oil spills. You know what happened.
Speaker 2 (02:29):
It goes out, say, there's things that people worry about. Yeah,
it comes to this, so we'll see how far it goes.
Speaker 1 (02:36):
Yeah, Florida's not the only place. They also call for
six offshore lease sales over in California as well as Alaska. Yeah.
So Tom Morello given people an update to keep the
hope alive for new unheard Audio Slave new new quote unquote,
(03:00):
I need to ask if you.
Speaker 2 (03:00):
Haven't heard it, if you want to hear Chris Cornell's
voice on new music. Yeah, this is an opportunity we
Sound Garden's holding on to theirs, so it's we might
get a bunch of it. At the same time, who knows.
Speaker 1 (03:14):
Well, he's opening up on it saying that there's not
a whole lot of unreleased Audio Slave material, but it
will come out at some point, including sleight of hand.
Are you guys familiar with that one? Have you heard
about that track. It's become a bit of a legend. Basically,
he confirmed a finished version exists and even revealed that
it was once slated to be the lead for Revelations,
(03:36):
But your bassist Tim vetoed the song, saying it sounded
too much like Danzig. He really hated it. Tim. Then
yell bleep you a lot to the head of the label,
and next thing you know, they decided, Yeah, and I
gotta put that one on the album.
Speaker 2 (03:50):
No, I really want to hear it.
Speaker 1 (03:53):
But despite it all, Tom Morello did promise that it
will see the light of day. I just don't know
what exactly it all happened. Yes, and uh, finally it
looks like Comics have got a new king, and he's
the same as the old king. A copy of Superman
number one from nineteen to thirty nine, a near pristine condition,
(04:15):
just sold for nine point one two million dollars.
Speaker 2 (04:19):
Now this is the copy of the magazine that the
family found in the attic that their mom had put away. Yeah,
it was in mint condition, just sitting there. There's basically
nine million dollars sitting in the attic. Yeah, just waiting
to be cashed in.
Speaker 1 (04:33):
Yep, from the Depression era San Francisco. She told her
sons over the years that she had some quote unquote
some rare comics somewhere, but they found it while they
were going through our house after she passed, and uh
surprised there was number one in near pristine condition, which
the previous record holder was Action Comics Number one from
nineteen thirty eight, which sold for six million dollars in
(04:56):
twenty twenty four.
Speaker 2 (04:57):
Makes you want to check your closets right for all spaces. Yeah,
so I can get depressed when I feel when I
find out that all of my stuff is just junk,
it's not worth anything, or it's just medium condition, which
comes down a few million dollars, right Superman number one,
but it's gonna be missing a page, right, Yeah, exactly.
Has anybody found anything valuable in their addicts like this?
(05:18):
Anything in your family have passed down in the storage space?
Those are always interesting stories. You want to share any
of that stuff with us? Talk Back feature, the free
iHeartRadio appter the Phone Go Forward, Motley Crew, The Return
of the
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