Florida Mom Update as of 7a Thursday

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
You're waking up with fifth in the morning. Huh kiss one?
I was seven one? Hi, good morning. How are you?
How are you? I'm still learning how to do my
job sometimes, you know, I value I value this job incredibly,

(00:21):
but it is still a learning experience for me as well.
So I don't really know how to handle this situation.
So I'm just going to say things out loud, and
I hope that it I don't know. I don't know
if I hope for anything. I hope you just don't
change the channel. I haven't heard from my mom since

(00:47):
actually twenty four hours ago when she called this show.
And if you're like, wait a minute, if I wasn't
listening yesterday, so I don't catch me up to speed here.
She lives in evacuation Zone A for Hurricane Milton in Tampa,
and when she called us yesterday to update, you know,
what she was doing. She was thinking about where she
was going to go, if she was going to go
anywhere in the first place. And the latest on Hurricane Milton,

(01:09):
We'll say for three things, but you know, not great.
Regardless of the track shifted, there's still people without power
and cell service, and the roof was ripped off a
Tropicana field and I'm just kind of numb. Guys, I
don't really know what to do, so I'm just kind
of waiting. And the reason why I bring this stuff up,
you know, typically this show is, first of all, always

(01:30):
has hopefully good music that you like and conversation that
you can get involved in and use later on in
your life. But the show also doubles as a place
where we take whatever's going on in your world, my
world in Cincinnati, the tri State, the celebrity world, the
world around us, and we bring it to our radio
kitchen table every morning and we talk about it. And

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I don't really know what else to do because this
is consuming me. So this is kind of where I'm
met today. On top of that, my sister just texted
me and said that she had the conversation with my dad.
My parents are divorced. They live in two different states.
He's in Massachusetts Boston. She said, I tried to convince
your dad to put his dog down yesterday and it's

(02:14):
not going well. So the only reason why I bring
this stuff up is because I've had to parent my
parents a lot lately, and that's a new experience for
me and it's a wild one like this is. This
must be what my parents felt like when I went
off to college and didn't call them for days, just
waiting and worrying. All right. I usually remind you every

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day at this time that we're commercial free and you
can access the show through iHeartRadio. If you're a big
fan of Jelly Roll and you're gonna see him here
in Cincy two songs from now, you're gonna love what
we talk about.