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At federal judge refuse to postpone a trial that is
scheduled to start next month for sybil claims dumming from
the twenty twenty four collapse of the Key Bridge, rejecting
a request for delay my companies involved in the deadly disaster.
A US district judge said the civil trial will begin
as scheduled on June first, despite the recent filing of
criminal charges against companies that manage the containership which lost
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power and crashed into the key bridge. In March twenty
twenty four, Howard County's Council approved a budget that covers
more than ninety nine percent of the school's district requests,
totaling two billion dollars, with more than eight hundred and
seventy million dollars allocated for this school system. The new budget,
effected July first, leaves a six point two million dollar
gap from the school district's request, which the district.
Speaker 2 (01:33):
Plans to cover.
Speaker 4 (01:35):
Maryland is now home to the largest human composting facility
in the country.
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It's located in Elkridge.
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Earth Funeral's expansion onto the East Coast offers an environmentally
friendly alternative to the traditional funeral burials and cremation. The process,
which takes thirty days, results in nutrient rich soil that
can be used for planting or memorial gardens.
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That is your brief to sign off on that, I
assume right, Probably, I have many questions. Right, A very
cute story about Luke Comb's coming up. Candace, this is
gonna be good.
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Michael Jays Music City, MINX. What was happening in country music?
Is happening in Michael Jays Music City, mid X ninety
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All right, if you haven't heard, the NFL proved that
announced that Super Bowl sixty four and twenty thirty is
going to take place and none other than Nashville's Tennessee
home of country music. Talk about that a little bit
later on this hour at the ACMs. Now the Red plays,
as you know, one group of the Year on the
Red carpet. Beforehand, the guys were talking to the interview
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is saying that we almost died in a private jet
on their way to the award show. Apparently what happened
is part of the engine cowling, So I believe if
you have the engines on the plane, it's the covering
of the so that apparently flew off during takeoff. So
the jet circled above Mobile, Alabama for about two hours
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in order to lose enough fuel to land again and
get the band into a different plane to Las Vegas.
So they arrived safe, but it was a little scary.
Moving on to Luke Comb's, Luke Combs had the fans
going pretty wild at historic lambeau Field with the concerts there,
but a surprise stop at a tiny lemonade stand in
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rural Wisconsin that became the sweetest story of the weekend.
After he was golf I don't know he golfed. He
was golfing near Whistling Straits, which is an area near there.
He pulled over to a stand run by three boys
during a village wide garage sale and bought four cans
of sparkling water. Kids had no idea who he was,
were stunned when he left one hundred and twenty dollars
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tip that's awesome before driving away, and the mom only
realized that later after spotting a photo of the stand
in his own Instagram. Oh my, wee cabs from Green Bay.
So I got in and out of there without any popper.
He's a good guy. It's a nice tip. Announced that
the NFL approved and announced that Super Bowl sixty four
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in twenty thirty. So it's gonna be a while, but
it's going to take place in Nashville, Tennessee. And I
always thought, like, what did it take for country stars
to be part of the halftime show again? Put it
in Nashville. Yeah, so you actually have some more information
about this.
Speaker 4 (04:22):
Again, the big committee helping Nashville land this super Bowl
included Eric Church and Tim McGrath.
Speaker 2 (04:29):
Oh wow, so they had a hand in doing it.
Oh yeah. So here's what I'm thinking.
Speaker 4 (04:33):
I think that we need to get a hold of
Tim mcgrawl and talk to him about this.
Speaker 2 (04:37):
So I don't know if million, no, my people know,
I don't know any people. I don't know before we need.
Speaker 4 (04:43):
To get hold of Tim mcral And we have a
lot of questions about this, including the question that we're
wondering who will perform.
Speaker 2 (04:50):
Yeah, well, before we get to that, let's look into
the past real quick about how many country artists did
do the halftime show. Now you might remember in two
thousand three Shania Twain performed, but that was part of
a multi genre thing like no Doubt in stings like
so a true just country lineup. One time nineteen ninety
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four it was Climp Black, Tanya Tucker, Travis Tritt and
the judge. It was the massive rock and country Sunday.
Speaker 6 (05:22):
Now that that was in ninety four, and I think
Garth was supposed to perform too, but there was like
problems with like he needed a budget for the stage
and they couldn't do it.
Speaker 2 (05:32):
I don't know the whole story, but I think Garth
was supposed to be a part of that. But anyway,
it's coming back. And who would you, Candae think would
be good for not just the halftime show, but who
should sing the national anthem? It's gotta be country the
nast really we did it once before. Man, he is
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so good. He's incredible.
Speaker 4 (06:02):
I was looking at that on YouTube this morning and
people were saying, does anybody else just come back to
listen to this rendition of national anthem? Just to play it?
So I yeah, I'm all in for that. As far
as performers, I don't know. I mean, is George straight
up there?
Speaker 2 (06:19):
That would be pretty incredible. Yeah, that's good. What about
Brooks and done Brooks and Donee? That'd be nice too, Ava,
What do you think? Who's your two choices? I really
want to see Luke Combs. Yeah, that would be neat.
And you know, I don't know. I love Brett Eldridge.
I love Brett Eldridge. I would love to see him
do like maybe America Beautiful or something like that. You know,
who does a good national anthem? And you wouldn't think. Look,
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Luke Brian is an incredible entertainer, but as far as
a vocalist, he's good too. But he's say a killer
national anthem with one of the super Bowls, so he
would be good. Here's my two choices, and I'm making
it very easy. I'm taking the two biggest stars basically
in country music right now, and I think for me,
I mean, Morgan Walland and Landy Wilson would be a
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nice really two first, I think that would be I mean,
you know, I guess by then maybe she'll be surpassing
Landy Wilson's status. I don't know. I'm sure about Jim McGraw.
Tim McGraw would be a good choice as well. Yeah,
Kenny Yet, they all would be fantastic. But I think
at that time, who knows, there could be somebody just
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coming up, right. It could be bigger than Morgan Walland
by twenty thirty, the one don't even know about. But
the question is is what is your choice. We're talking
about uh Nashville as the host of the Super Bowl
in the year twenty thirty, and so we're all talking about, uh,
you know, who would be good for the halftime show?
In National Anthem. I'm going to say my tick would
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be Vin Skill for the National Anthem. I love George Strait.
I'd love to see him do the halftime show grow
Back Artists. You mentioned George straight too, and the text
is a really yeah. A lot of people are texting
in about that.
Speaker 4 (08:00):
This one says, Hey, Kenny Chesney for the halftime show.
Hands down, Kenny Chesney is my favorite country concert really
of all times. So I would think that it would
be a show and a party. And I think Kenny
also is multi generational. But then also it's not just
country that he appeals to, right glass, he takes us
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to the islands.
Speaker 2 (08:23):
I always said that Kenny Chesney when he and hopefully
this will never happen if he is done releasing songs
on the radio like years and years, he's like the
new Jimmy Buffett. You know. Yeah, he's the one. Everyone's
going to see his show every years. Anyway, I could
see that. Somebody else said.
Speaker 4 (08:39):
National Anthem Chris Stapleton, which I agree, halftime show Tim
and Faith, Oh wow, and we might see Tim because
we learned that Tim had to say in the bid
and coming to Nashville. He could be so this we
need to get a hold of Tim mcgrawl somehow, some way,
we need to talk with them about all this. I'm
surprised Taylor is not done the halftime show ever.
Speaker 2 (08:59):
I don't think she'll do it, not in Nashville. No, no, okay.
Speaker 4 (09:04):
Somebody said Faith Hill had the best national anthem. I
could see that. Another person said, came Brown or Morgan
Wallen for the halftime show. Right, yeah, Laney Wilson with
jelly rolling hardy oh wock could be a show. Huh
what about this texture? Says jelly roll and riba jelly
rolling Riba. That's really mixing it up here.
Speaker 2 (09:26):
I don't right.
Speaker 4 (09:28):
Somebody said, hey, I think Eric Church to do the
national anthem.
Speaker 2 (09:31):
He did it a while back and he was great.
He could do it again.
Speaker 3 (09:34):
Yeah.
Speaker 4 (09:35):
I was listening to that. So that was in twenty
twenty one. People were wearing masks during COVID. Yeah, and
that's when he did it. He did, he sounded great.
Speaker 2 (09:43):
Did he wear a mask during the He did not. No,
he was right. I was isolated in that.
Speaker 4 (09:48):
Somebody else had My picks for Super Bowl halftime would
be Morgan wall and Jelly Roll and Luke Combs calling
from Sandy.
Speaker 2 (09:54):
All right, very good way, keep coming. Going to be
a rainy day next couple of days. Actually, I think
my more real days are only day that's going to
be nice. Rain starts around ten o'clock and just pretty
much continues.
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Judge refused to postpone a trial that is scheduled to
start next month for civil claims dumming from the twenty
twenty four collapse of the Key Bridge. Rejecting a request
for a delay by companies involved in the deadly disaster,
A US district judge said the civil trial will begin
as scheduled on June first, despite the recent filing of
criminal charges against companies that manage the containership, which lost
(10:36):
power and crashed into the key Bridge. In March twenty
twenty four, Howard County's council approved a budget that covers
more than ninety nine percent of the school district's request,
totaling two billion dollars, with more than eight hundred and
seventy million dollars allocated for the school system. The new budget,
effect of July first, leaves a six point two million
dollar gap from the school district's request, which the district
(10:58):
plans to cover. Maryland is now home to the largest
human composting facility in the country.
Speaker 2 (11:05):
It's located in Elkridge.
Speaker 4 (11:06):
Earth Funerals expansion under the East Coast offers an environmentally
friendly alternative to traditional funeral burials and cremation. The process,
which takes thirty days, results in nutrient rich soil that
can be used for planting or memorial gardens, or.
Speaker 2 (11:22):
That it is your brief instead of like cremating ashes.
I think you get turned into soil and then you
can put it whatever you want, like your backyard or garden.
How about the beach. I just want to be sand,
you know. Put me in some city Maryland maybe.
Speaker 4 (11:35):
Okay, shut on over to Elkridge and ask all the questions.
Speaker 2 (11:38):
That you have. I love when artists like don't know
songs are going to be a hit. And she seemed
completely clueless.
Speaker 4 (11:44):
You see it all over Ella's space that she's like, huh,
what is all happening?
Speaker 2 (11:48):
This is amazing? Yeah, should be singing that with Morgan
Wall and M and T Bank Stadium. On the July
eighteenth show at mty Bank Stadium.
Speaker 5 (11:56):
First, Michael Jay's Music City Minutes was having a Country
music is happening in Michael Jay's Music cityman.
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All right, Well, Darius Rutgers got to be recognized at
the fifty second American Music Awards, which is going to
be live from Las Vegas again Memorial Day. He's being
presented with the Veterans Voice Award for his longtime advocacy
and philanthropic support of military personnel and veterans causes, which
is pretty cool. He did a lot of work with
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the USO DoD Warrior Games Military Warrior support, so that
is very cool. The Nashville Palace is one of Nashville's
iconic venues and they're going to actually celebrate Randy Travis.
His first debut album, which was forty years ago, Storms
of Life, on June third, is going to be celebrated
with a brand new front room named renamed the Randy
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Travis Room. So good for him, well deserved. And the
big news in Nashville is that's going to be the
home of Super Bowl sixty four in twenty thirty. The
NFL approved it. Tim McGrath and there our church were
part of helping to bring it to Nashville, and we're
going to find out who's going to be the halftime.
So we've been taking our calls on that and we'll
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still do that