Google Buster answer

The Answer to the Google Buster, plus todays Sky Vibe Report, what's up in the sky?

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Well, Billy Moonlight's out of town with the country music
station that he works. After our show, I'm Moonlight after
our show too, with a podcast, the sky Vibe show
that I do with a professional astrologer, Thomas Miller. Here's
one minute of today's Skylbe report from that show. All right, Thomas,
what's the energy like today?

Speaker 2 (00:16):
We have a quiet day today, Judy, So I wanted
to peek ahead. Like we talked about on Monday, one
of the biggest factors in the sky right now, if
we think as above so below, is this big, huge
shifting that's taking place right now. If you follow the sky,
you've probably heard someone say that the planet's farthest from
the Sun are all changing signs, and that's true. Between

(00:38):
now and mid July, three of those planets will move
from one sign to the other. Two already have, and
in recorded human history, never has this happened in such
a short period of time. And we've all been feeling
it one way or another. But there's one formation in
the sky that brings me great comfort. If you connect

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all these planets together, it looks like a great, big
kite flying in the sky, and that is one of
the most positive messages the sky can give us. So
whatever is shifting and changing in your life, the sky
is telling us that it's all going to be for
our good in the end, not only for our good,
but for our very good.

Speaker 1 (01:18):
I mean, we talk about astrology and music from Prince's
Chart all the way to what kind of career is
good for you, where to live? Or you're just curious
because you see it all over TikTok and Instagram, or
you want to understand it because you're like my friend.
Her son calls her from San Diego and he says, Hey, Mom,
I need to know when my birth time is. It's
really important I get my top three. We are free
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(01:42):
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search the sky Vibe Podcast with Me, Judy Diamond and
Thomas Miller say it's actually the day before Mother's Day.
It is Billy and Judy. Billy will be back on
Fridays out for a couple of days on one oh
three point three klou and it's only going to be
twenty bucks. It's on Saturday it's a show at the
Grandale called Mama said. Mama said. It will be filmed

(02:05):
live for PBS and not just for our station PBS locally,
but it's going to be shown nationally the PBS. This
is my fourth year doing it and what I love
is for twenty bucks, you see these stories all about moms.
They'll make you laugh, they'll make you cry, very relatable.
Think about some of the stories either as being a

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mom or your mom, and I'll bet you you've got
so many. In fact, they're actually looking for your story
for next year's already. So this is kind of cool
that it got picked up nationally for PBS all over.
By the way, the twenty dollars it goes to charity,
which I love and thanks to PBS of course, and

(02:45):
our local Missouri film also got on board, which is neat.
So it's Mama said. Mama said. At the Grandeal Theater
twenty bucks a ticket. There are still tickets available for
two shows on Saturday, and I get to MC and
I'd love to see you. There be great thing to
take your mama to or somebody who's a mom to you,
or just go because the stories will just you'll so

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relate to them. You'll laugh, you'll cry, You'll love it again.
The link is at our klo you Facebook page, as
well as my own Judy Diamond Facebook page, my Instagram,
my TikTok. So link up and go see mama said.
Mama said this Saturday for your mama is Billy and Judy.
Billy is out for a couple days, so I get
to do your Google buster, So put your thinking cap

(03:29):
on here. It is eighty one percent of Americans have
this in common. I know it's really really vague, but
why not make it vague makes it a little more difficult.
Hit that talk back Mike. It's the red bicrophone on
the iHeartRadio app. Again, the question is, eighty one percent
of Americans have this in common? What is it? Bust

(03:50):
by Google? So here was the question, eighty one percent
of Americans have this in common. I know I didn't
even give you clues because Billy's out, so I get
to do it. And did you guess that they go
out to eat a lot. No, that was one of
the guesses on Facebook. Nope, that is not correct. The
correct answer is eighty one percent of Americans have this

(04:11):
in common. They like where they live. Yeah, they like
where they live, which is pretty cool if you think
about it. Thanks for playing