August 7, 2025 • 47 mins
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Speaker 1 (00:05):
Urs go.
Speaker 2 (00:08):
Havey Thursday to travelers, norbody trav here and it is
Friday Eve and we have a big show coming up
this morning. All of your favorite segments, Got news or
nonsense of course, the crazy news story of the day,
Russy Wallace, Chevrolet Racer Report, and all of your favorite hits,
plus special guests will be joining us for Trap Talk
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this morning. Our old buddy John Raybold from Crossroads of Americana.
John's been with us ever since we started this thing
back over at three eight nine Country.
Speaker 1 (00:42):
And he made the move.
Speaker 2 (00:43):
We will hear from him you new listeners. He'll explain
his show to you. You'll be able to catch his
show each and every Sunday night, eight o'clock here on
the Mountain Bus. So with all of that said, how
about we get things rolling this morning with a little
Jimmy Eat World. Today is Thursday August, the seventh year.
Speaker 1 (01:13):
Of our Lord twenty twenty.
Speaker 2 (01:14):
Five, and it is a day worth celebrating. It is
Raspberries and Cream Day. That looks pretty good for breakfast,
Purple Heart Day. It's also Professional Speaker's Day. It's National
Sea Serpent Day. If you see a sea serpent, say something,
see something, say something.
Speaker 1 (01:35):
That's why it works.
Speaker 2 (01:35):
Maybe you see a sea serpent from a lighthouse, which
is fitting because it's also on National Lighthouse Day.
Speaker 1 (01:42):
And it's Beach party day.
Speaker 2 (01:44):
If you were in a lighthouse on a beach and
you see a sea serpent, man, you've got today covered.
Speaker 1 (01:49):
It's National IPA Day.
Speaker 2 (01:51):
And maybe you see a sea serpent because you've been
celebrating that drunk. It's a cycled work day in the UK.
Walk to work this morning. Yeah, I'm even better, it's
even greener. And it is particularly preposterous packaging day. Easy
for me to say, hard for you to hear. Packaging
can be preposterous in multiple ways. If you ever purchased
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something at the store that was particularly difficult to get
out of the packaging, or did you ever get something
in the mail and it was in a box that
was way too big and the package itself seemed wasteful
to packaging around it. They do that, by the way,
because it stacks on the truck. It has nothing to
do with the size of your product. It's how it's
going to stack on the truck. Makes sense if you
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know that, But today is dedicated to you. If you
have to deal with this preposterous problem. Those of you
who've had trouble getting things out of packaging that may
have experienced wrap rage. This is when you begin to
feel real anger and frustration just because you are trying
to open a package. I had something one time, like
it was that hard plastic vacuum sealed. I almost just
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threw the thing away. I don't even remember what it was.
I just remembered the problem trying to get into it.
And so you have like a butcher knife and a
can opener, and like maybe a chainsaw came out. But yeah,
so celebrate today. If you are shipping something today, packet
so it is categorized as preposterous. Maybe you know, go
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around it with tape six or seven times too much padding.
Throw a cat in there. I'm just cadding, don't be
shipping cats. But anyway, there you have it, the celebrations
for today, because today is indeed a day worth celebrating.
It's now time to brighten your morning with a little
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giggle session. Walter and Ethyl would go to the State
Fair every year, and every year Walter wanted to take
a helicopter ride, but when he would mention it, Ethel
would say, it's fifty dollars, Walter, and fifty dollars is
fifty dollars. Finally, as they went to the fair one year,
and Walter talked about the helicopter and he told Ethyl,
look I am, I'm eighty seven years old.
Speaker 1 (04:01):
If I don't write it this year, I may not
get to write it at all. After overhearing this.
Speaker 2 (04:06):
The pilot said, I tell you what, folks, if you
go up and don't say a word, I will take
you both up for free. So they jump in and
he does all kinds of tricks, turns them upside down,
death defying things. Finally, when he lands, he says over
the radio, Wow, folks, I'm impressed. I thought for sure
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I would get you to scream or yell or something.
Walter says, well, I started to yell when Ethel fell out.
But fifty dollars just fifty dollars. Time to take a
look at your morning sports report. The Towns County Lady
Indian softball team hits the diamond for the first time
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this season today as they travel to Raven County to
take on the Wildcats Raven countyero and two.
Speaker 1 (04:53):
They are they haveing a.
Speaker 2 (04:55):
Loss at home and away Union County got a win
over them in weekend. Ashon Town's County, like say, first
game of the season. Don't really know what they got,
but we shall see lot times. This bad boy start
seven o'clock, first pitch this evening in Tiger, Georgia. I
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guess it's not really in Clayton over there. It's still
Raven County. But if you'd like to go watch.
Speaker 1 (05:19):
A little high school softball, there you go.
Speaker 2 (05:23):
Switching gears heading to baseball in the minor leagues. Five
Columbus Clippers pitchers combined on a five hit shutout Wednesday night,
handing the Gwinett Strippers a six to ozer loss at
Huntington Park, ah Man with their thirteenth shutout loss of
the year. The Strippers are now one and one in
the series overall records sixteen and eighteen. Since the reset.
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See Conley has hit safely in each of his first
two triple A games, bat in five hundred wonder zero
through a scoreless eighth inning, his thirtieth scoreless appearance thirty
seven outings with Gwinette.
Speaker 1 (06:01):
This year, two.
Speaker 2 (06:03):
Teams will duke it out again, Gwenet Strippers at Columbus
Cliffs seven to five at Huntington Park. Right hander JR.
Ritchie starts for the Strippers. He's one and oh with
a three nine four r a.
Speaker 1 (06:15):
First spitch set for seven o five. That is your
morning sports report.
Speaker 3 (06:23):
Looking for a way to become more active, check out
the Clay County Recreation Center. From walking and biking trails
to a workout room to a state of the yard
pickleball court, the rec Center has something for all levels
of physical activity. They even have an airfield for our
sea pilots, and don't forget about all the sports.
Speaker 4 (06:43):
Leagues for the kids.
Speaker 3 (06:44):
Visit the center at three three three Ballpark Drive in
Hayesville or call eight two eight three eight nine zero
three six eight.
Speaker 5 (06:56):
You go.
Speaker 2 (06:59):
It's time for your Atlanta Braves report. Brought to you
by Carl Patterson Flooring. The Atlanta Braves fell five to
four to the Milwaukee Brewers Mark and the Brewers Sixth
Street win bravestarter Spencer Schreider, now five and nine, struggled,
allowing five runs on eleven hits over four and two
thirds innings, including a pivotal to run homer by Blake
Perkins in the fifth. Atlanta's offense came from Sean Murphy
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and Eli White, each with an RBI and a solo
homer by Jerkson Profar, plus a nineteenning solo shot by
Michael Harris the second. The Braves now prepared to face
Miami Marlins, and they have not announced their next starter.
So the season continues for the Braves. What a tough
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year it's been, man. I know injuries, I understand that,
but we've got more problems than injuries.
Speaker 1 (07:50):
Anyway.
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That is your Braves Report, brought to you by Carl
Patterson Flooring of Hayesville.
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ten eighty five North Carolina Highway sixty nine in Hayesville
and win or lose, go Braves. All right, Buzzer's this
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time for Trav talking yet again. I have a special
guest with me here on the Trash Show. Almost said
morning buzz Still getting used to that, but this cat
has been with uh Williams was with three eight nine
Country and we had to bring him to the mountain.
Buzz the one the only the man, the myth, the legend.
John Raybold, how are you, John Hey?
Speaker 6 (08:42):
Thank you so much, Travits. It really is a pleasure
to be part of Georgia and North Carolina. And you
actually were one of the first stations to pick me
up Goodness Sakes early thirty, over three and a half
years ago.
Speaker 2 (08:55):
Yeah, and you were one of the first shows to
come on board with us. So I think it was
meant to be. Speaking of course, his show Crossroads of Americana.
Speaker 1 (09:05):
Go ahead, I know what the show is about.
Speaker 2 (09:07):
We go ahead, and maybe we have a new listeners
since we have swapped over that they're not real sure
what Crossroads of Americana means.
Speaker 6 (09:14):
Well. To me, it's roots music that it could be
heartland music. It comes from the Midwest, it come from
Appalachia's it's roots music. It has genres that branches out
to all things Americana.
Speaker 5 (09:29):
On it.
Speaker 6 (09:29):
You can hear Graham Parsons to Loretta Lynn. You may
hear Hank Williams Senior to the Birds. You may hear
Jimmy Rodgers to Leonard Skinnard. You go on on and on,
Merle Haggard to John Mellencamp. It's a sound. The Crossroads
is a sound.
Speaker 5 (09:47):
You know.
Speaker 6 (09:47):
I got the idea, goodness sakes back in the nineties.
I had just slipped country station and I went to
a classic rock station, and I said to myself, you know,
somebody could take certain country songs, somebody could take certain
rock songs and come up with a cool format. Now,
this couldn't be anything. I remember somebody tried it one time.
I was listening and they were They went from the Police, uh,
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spirits in the material World, and then they went into
Coal Miner's Daughter by Florida Lynn. Right away, I was like,
I mean, they're both great songs, but it's like train wreck.
Speaker 1 (10:21):
Yeah, that's a that's what I call musical whiplash.
Speaker 6 (10:24):
Yeah, it's like okay. So I thought, well, okay, but
but it's it's all sound. But I had programmers tell me, no,
that would ever happen. You know, rock folks they don't
like country and well country folks they only like country
and western. So it was kind of hard to get,
you know, a programmer to get on board with my idea.
And this is but see this also was the the
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early nineties, you know. But see we had a big
change coming down in country music. You know, Garth Brooks
had exploded, you know, and he and he had made
some of his favorite artists was Kiss and and Uh
and Billy Joel and and he did those songs in concert,
and so right away that brought over some rock folks. So, hey,
this country stuff is not so bad. But to me,
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it's just was starting to brand away to what country
really was for me, at least when I was growing
up from the seventies and eighties. I had an urban
cowboys sound, and it did turn a little contemporary back then,
but it was just it was starting to become a
little too commercial less for me on the countryside and say,
it really is today big time, But you know, I
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just knew there was a sound. And then one day
I was driving through North Carolina two it is like
twenty seventeen, much years later, after I had kind of
put my dream away, I come across this radio station
in North Carolina. Can I say the call otters?
Speaker 1 (11:46):
Absolutely?
Speaker 6 (11:47):
Okay, the WNCW. They're in Nshville and they're an NPR station.
I know they rely on on public funding and all that.
And this guy's name's Brad Watson. He does his show
called The Cop Make American music show and I'm listening
to it and we're like, son of a gun, that
guy's doing my show. And of course it has a
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decent signal, but I had to plug my phone in
into a bluetooth so I can actually listened to it
some more because it was that good and that was
kept listening to like, oh my god, I sure wish
I could get this my idea for a format going,
did this be so so great? And actually I listened
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at station all the way back to Indiana because they
did Sunday show was all it was all classic countries, Like, man,
these guys got it. So so you go a couple
of years later and a friend of mine, Russ Dodge,
who by the way, there's a news show starting here
on the Mountain Buzz called Indian and Nocturne. I do
a show with him.
Speaker 2 (12:50):
He invited me to we we actually talked to Russ yesterday,
didn't you.
Speaker 5 (12:55):
Well, good deal.
Speaker 6 (12:56):
So people have an idea how, at least on Russ's
side of things, how things will sound. Uh yeah, you know.
He invited me to be a guest co host on
his show because his regular host, Devin Dean was taking
a week off so I filled in, and I had
not been on the radio, for goodness sake, probably since
nineteen ninety eight. So I was rusty as ech and
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but oh he did fun. He said, you agree, you know,
so well just lock him? So he uh so.
Speaker 5 (13:26):
Yeah.
Speaker 6 (13:27):
Like the next year he invited me back on again.
He says, well, we're going to make you the the
uh uh the You're gonna make the you the the
my regular host on this. I'm like, okay, I guess
somebody should have asked me first, but okay, So so
I did that. It was rust for a number of years.
But man, this idea in my head I had for
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my radio show was just still itching at me. And
it was a couple of times I was trying to
put a couple of puck a couple of songs noct
turn and Russ would veto them. Now that's to a
country I don't think you're to and would dig it.
I said, no, they would and uh and so I
just got angry one day and one weekend, I'm sitting
at home, I said, John, just go down to that
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studio and record the show how you think it should sound,
how it should be, you know, and start sending out
to some of these radio stations and they are carry
nock Turn and see what happens, and I regonally, I
just want to call it Smokestack Lightning is. I got
that from a Leonard Skinnered song. But after hearing that
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show that hous the American Music Show, I thought, now
this is WED. I don't need that much. We having
an edge is cool, but this is really good sounding stuff.
It says, I can go on and on about to come.
I'll circle back later. So I decided Crossroads of American
because I figured you got you know, you got so
many things that lead to American I got certain rocks,
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certain folks, certain kinds of country that comes together that
says not being embraced by the mainstream countryside of things.
And so I came to the Crossroads of Americana. I
sent that out to the stations. In the first week,
I had four stations pick up the show, and I
was like, holy cow. And then I started to word
(15:15):
of mouth and the other stations starts picking it up.
Right now with the Mountain buzz, I think I've got
fifty three stations and ten different countries that carry the
show right now. But by your audience, Wow.
Speaker 1 (15:28):
We were one of them who were.
Speaker 6 (15:29):
Probably you guys are probably the most loyal. But I've
had some stations come and go here and there, and
some had one in New York City it picked me
up for about a month and it was an oldies
station and I tuned in an early early Sunday morning.
They had a do op show going on. I thought, well,
this is kind of cool, and then my show comes on.
(15:50):
It's like, all right, that's kind of a train wreck,
and then they go back to another fifty sixty sounding show,
and I thought, I'm a sandwiched in between these here.
And about a month later he said, well we're going
to go get a different direction. But some like yeah,
I don't think I was a good foot either.
Speaker 2 (16:10):
Yeah, but you know, with all of the stations that
you're on, I would say when we were three eight
nine country, and I say this today, and I mean this,
we consider you one of us. Listeners probably think, oh,
this is just a syndicated guy that calls in every
now and then. But John and I we talk how
many times a week?
Speaker 5 (16:29):
You message a couple of times a week.
Speaker 6 (16:31):
I mean, we things off, I check in with you.
I'm hoping that everything's going well over there, I mean,
and you've had some pretty nasty weather come through your
area recently, and it's kind of messed up to keep
the station on the air and having to have it,
you know, your dedication to your listeners there. And I
think the folks who have started listening to you there
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in Georgia and such, I think they're in for retreat
for what the Mountain Buzz is going to do, because
for what you did for the folks in Hayesville during
that time, it's just gonna be great. And of course,
with a format branching over so many, many, many decades
of music, there's a lot of good music you're gonna
be covering with that, and absolutely, and I'm so glad
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that your listeners still want me to join them at
the Crossroads every week now. I guess it's Saturdays at eight.
Speaker 2 (17:18):
O'clock Saturday, no Sundays at eight, Indiana nocturned Saturdays at eight.
Speaker 6 (17:24):
Okay, I better get the promo right then, huh?
Speaker 2 (17:28):
All right, well, travelers, make sure to tune in the
Sunday night at eight for John and Crossroads of Americana.
It's three great hours and it's one of those shows
that goes by really really fast and you really have
no idea what's coming up next, because he will surprise you.
But nine times out of ten you'll like it. And
even that one time you don't, you will like what's
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coming up next. John, once again, thank you so much
for giving us a little time this right.
Speaker 6 (17:53):
Well, it's a pleasure to speak to you actually in
person moment, at least on the telephone, because most of
the time we're having to do it through text messages
or missing that. But looking forward to having your listeners
joining me this Sunday at eight Oclike all.
Speaker 1 (18:07):
Right, sir, and that is today's trap talk win or
wick up in the morning.
Speaker 2 (18:16):
It is now time for a study haul. This one
is about families. The average household will see two hundred
and seventeen disagreements a year about the dishes. Study asks
those who on dishwashers about what dishwashing habits make them tick.
Arguments on who should load and empty the dishwater, leaving
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dishes in the sink, to soap pregrantsing dishes before loading
up the washer, and even the dreaded habit of leaving
dishes in the sink. Household seeing average of eighteen dish
based disagreements a month.
Speaker 1 (18:49):
I think at my house we have that many a day.
Speaker 2 (18:52):
So if you feel like your family argues all the
time over dishes.
Speaker 1 (18:57):
You are not alone.
Speaker 2 (19:00):
That is today's study Hall class dismissed. Well, we had
a busy hour one with John Raybold calling us up
and all of the fun. Busy Hour number two on
the way. We will take a look at some news
or nonsense. Might have the wild world.
Speaker 1 (19:21):
News, got your loser news.
Speaker 2 (19:24):
Also we have you Facebook find in our number two
plus more of your favorite hit songs.
Speaker 1 (19:30):
Thanks for tuning in. This is the trav Show.
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Hour number two.
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It's the Traps Show coming up. In this hour, I've.
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Got your oser news of the day. Also, I've got
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just the good stuff. My Dobbie is working this morning
for sure. Today's TRAV track, well, l'st not the friend,
the friends, the family. They're my friends, but they are
my family. We were watching AGT. I've told you all before.
We watch it the night after so we can skip commercials.
But anyway, and there was a band on there that
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did this song, and of course my wife and I
started singing it, and I said, well, there's tomorrow's trav track.
It is aha, take on me. How about we check
out a.
Speaker 1 (21:37):
News or nonsense story.
Speaker 2 (21:39):
Last year, people poked fun at Biden's FDA for the
worst reason to recall butter. Ever, someone forgot to add
milk as an allergen on the packaging of eighty thousand
pounds of butter at Costco, which is funny because there's
literally no other way to make butter besides using milk.
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You can use plastic make margarine. You know how that goes.
But anyway, now we all hoped and prayed that DOGE
would apply some anti skid measures to the slippery slope
of the bureaucratic stupidity. Right, but alas it was not
to be. I regret to inform you that once again
the FDA cannot believe this is butter. Just from USA today,
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over sixty four thousand pounds of butter recalled over undeclared milk.
FDA says, So this time they issued a recall on
sixty four thousand pounds of butter from Bunge Boong I
don't know, Bunnge North America for not being clearly marked
as containing milk food ingredient company Boom North America. I
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don't know Bunge. I'm going with Bunge. Bunge North America
recalled the eighteen hundred cases of its New Hampshire or
NH European style butter blend that were distributed at twelve
centers located across the United States and one in the
Dominican Republic. A July fourteenth alert reported, and then because
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people weren't taking them seriously enough, they raised the butter
warning to depth con two on their Health Risk Index.
From the story, the FDA classified the recall under its
second highest risk warning on July thirty, first, warning that
consumption could post temporary or medically reversible adverse health consequences.
Speaker 1 (23:29):
Now for all.
Speaker 2 (23:30):
Those who needed that the FDA to play nanny state
because they had a milk allergy but still bought and
ingested this butter, the internet had some words. One guy says,
butter is made from milk. If you need a warning
label to tell you that your milk allergy is the
least of your worries, can argue that news or nonsense.
This is obviously nonsense, little celebrity news for you. You
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know a relationship wasn't that great when someone's asked about
it and they don't even really mention the relationship. Selena
Gomez reflected on a podcast about her and Taylor Swift friendship,
how blossomed from dating Jonas brothers Nick and Joe respectively.
In two thousand and eight, Gomez then fifteen, and Swift
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eighteen bonded over their breakups with Gomess go Miss Gomez
noting the best outcome was there, and during friendship, she
recalled Swift playing her unreleased song love Story during a
hotel room hangout. Now sixteen years later, Gomez is engaged
to Benny Blanco and Swift is, of course dating Travis Kelce.
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Now you may not have heard anything about that in
the last couple of months, but NFL is cranking up,
and get ready for that relationship to crank up as well.
Speaker 1 (24:48):
I'm not saying it's fake.
Speaker 2 (24:50):
I'm just saying you don't hear anything about it until
football season starts. And maybe maybe you do hear about
it when you study celebrities and follow them. But I
follow football and that's when I hear about Tata. Now
we have so many things we could do. We could
hear from the Jonas brothers. We could hear from Tata,
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We could hear from Gomez. Where are we going to go?
I say, Jonas Brothers.
Speaker 4 (25:22):
We go.
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Loser, you're a loser.
Speaker 5 (25:57):
Are you feeling sorry for yourself?
Speaker 1 (25:59):
Well you should be because you are dirt.
Speaker 2 (26:01):
It is indeed time for our loser of the day,
and today, Man North Carolina, you make the cut.
Speaker 1 (26:11):
Loser.
Speaker 2 (26:11):
Kendrick Haynes walked into the local credit union carrying a
large stick and announce this is a robbery with a
stick y'all. He then jumped over a counter and grabbed
an undisclosed amount of cash. Now apparently the stick caused
everyone to keep their distance as he left without encountering
any resistance. He robbed a bank with a stick, but
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that stick also made him rather easy to identify. The
cops arrested him less than five minutes later, following a
report of a man with a big stick standing in
a grocery store parking lot. He robbed a bank with
a stick and didn't have sense enough to throw the
stick down when he left, or throw it in the
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creek or something. Nope, keeping it with him, ushishmighty lucky stick.
Speaker 1 (27:01):
This, sir, is why you are indeed a loser.
Speaker 2 (27:06):
One for Robin debate, two for using a stick, and
three for being too dumb to get rid of the
stick just walking around in the grocery store parking lot.
Speaker 1 (27:16):
What was he doing?
Speaker 2 (27:18):
Look at how many honey bunge I can buy with
all of this money. Time for today's Facebook find Ladies
and gentlemen. We have reached the pinnacle of society. When
I tell you what I have for you today in
the old Facebook marketplace shopping cart, you are going to
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say to yourself self, how in the world did I
manage going through life without this?
Speaker 6 (27:45):
Now?
Speaker 2 (27:45):
This comes to us from Greenville, South Carolina, And let's see,
it comes from Pam Thompson Cosmer. What a name that
should tell you everything you need to know. Pam has
five star rating on market Place, joined Facebook in two
thousand and nine. Those five stars, that's three hundred and
forty four votes. So Pam ben busy on Marketplace, and
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with items like this, I can see why she has
five stars. Ladies and gentlemen, I implore you, please please
start digging in those wallets and couch cushions to purchase
a vintage vintage ceramic Dotson caddy planner six and a
half inch by six inch by eight inch. I don't
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know what it's supposed to be, it says a caddy.
I don't know if it's a candy dish. I'll have
it up on our Facebook page here momentarily. But think
about this. It's a waianer dog that's stretched out and
like looking towards the sky on both ends, if you
know what I mean, and to the sides he has
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little dishes. So just imagine you invite friends over, maybe
a family or union, and they see this sitting there
on the buffet or on the table or the countertop wherever,
and it's full of goodies, maybe peppermint, maybe pigs in
a blanket, maybe chips and dip. You will have the
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only one of these among all of those people who
are there. I promise you, for only twenty five dollars,
Ladies and gentlemen, you could have this in your kitchen
tonight if you travel to Greenville, South Carolina. At twenty
five bucks, how could you afford not to have this
vintage ceramic dots and caddy planter.
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a racing report, and more news or nonsense. Plus some
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Drugs was still a.
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to fight and work miss off and.
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Poetics stupid quote WHERE i prove to you it's not
so much what you, say but how you say it
that people. Remember today's quote comes from a former vice.
President The holocaust was a most vile and abominable season
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in the history of our. Nation VERILY i speak of
the history of this present. Century yet we all have
dwelt in this. CENTURY i alas did not abide in this.
Century this comes From Dan, quail of, course former vice.
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President here is the actual. Quote The holocaust was an
obscene period in our nation's. HISTORY i mean in this century's.
History but we all lived in this. CENTURY i didn't
live in this. Century see see it matters not what you,
say but how you saith. It today's poetic stupid quote.
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Crazy it is time for the crazy news story of the.
Day headline, Reads moroccan migrant faces deportation for lighting cigarette
with the flame From paris's tomb of The Unknown. Soldier,
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yep nicking like a. Chicken there's a, FLAME i need a.
Speaker 1 (40:12):
Light this will do. It in, all how.
Speaker 2 (40:15):
Disrespectful French Interior Minister Bruno retalio announces that a forty
seven year Old moroccan has been identified as a person
who lit his cigarette on the eternal flame of the
tomb of thewn unknown soldier In. Paris the minister says
his permanent residency right will be. Revoked mm so an illegal,
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ah let's move on the incident having On tuesday morning
sending shockwaves Across. France Bruno, Retalio france's interior minister set ON.
X this unworthy and deplorable act undermines the memory of
those who died For. France, Meanwhile Patricia, morales The French
minister for War, veterans said what happened is not a mere,
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misstep but a. Desecration she, Stressed france will never tolerate
the tarnishing of the memory of those who died for Her.
Never the suspect hom d h is ALL i have,
here as a forty seven year old homeless migrant From,
morocco initially denied his actions but apparently omitted the. Crime,
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Later french Outlet Leah falciro a sight of a source
close to the case claiming that the man will have
his residence permit basically his green card, revoked meaning THAT
i guess we finally found out what Pushes france over
the edge when it comes to an illegal.
Speaker 1 (41:40):
Migration.
Speaker 2 (41:41):
Now local media reported that the man is well known
to the police and has twenty one arrest records in
the criminal record processing, file including CAR, thefft, vandalism violence
and public insults on grounds of. Race oh so there's
one of their freedom of speech.
Speaker 1 (41:58):
Lass but there you.
Speaker 2 (41:59):
GO i can't imagine, this and, LIKE i can't imagine
people just standing. Around there's videos and pictures and people
are just standing around letting that.
Speaker 1 (42:07):
Happen why didn't nobody do?
Speaker 2 (42:10):
Anything, well they're afraid they're going to be arrested if
you try to do something you would be arrested, Probably
but that is today's crazy news story of the, day.
Speaker 1 (42:21):
News or nonsense.
Speaker 2 (42:23):
Time and this story just shows that people we don't think.
Anymore we think. THAT i think we believe that since
if someone's on a REALITY tv show like what Is
It alone And survivor or anything like, that that we
can just go and do whatever we want to do,
wherever as long as there's a camera on, us we
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will be. Fine well that's not the case The Seattle.
Cracking we're In alaska fly fishing as part of a
community partnership With Youth, hockey and their mascot was in
waiters and now pictured. THIS i don't know what the
the creature.
Speaker 1 (43:03):
Is it's The.
Speaker 2 (43:04):
Cracking that's The Seattle hockey, team and you know we
have the lead in every, morning release The cracking when
it's time for my.
Speaker 1 (43:13):
Show SO i kind of feel for this.
Speaker 2 (43:15):
Cap but he's in his full mascot gear plus, waiters
out in the middle of a river filming, HIMSELF i,
guess trying to fly fish when all of a sudden
here comes a grizzly bear running out of the woods
and into the, river directly towards, Him i'm, Sure i'm
sure it's. Safe, Right it's, Fine it's fine from the.
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Story every year we try to do something special and
unique To. Alaska Cracking partnership marketing Director Melissa obradshaw told
K o M O news a couple of years ago
we Took bowie on a little glacial helicopter. Ride in
the years, past we've done fishing In, anchorage but this
year we were, like let's do fly fishing over At Brook.
Speaker 1 (44:02):
Falls, well it got a little got a little.
Speaker 2 (44:07):
Hairy for some, reason The cracking Mascot bowie the sea
troll was in full uniform out in the, water and
the bears seemed real curious to know what sea troll tasted,
like or at least if he wanted to PLAY U
cracking For John hayden, SAID i want to blame it On.
Bowie they were pretty interested in his Whole. Look we
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got out of it, okay but it was a close.
Call could you imagine if that's the way you, went
that's the way you were called out of this? World
wearing a mascot, uniform fly fishing in a river In
alaska and a grizzly bear got.
Speaker 1 (44:40):
You news are Nonsense this is.
Speaker 2 (44:43):
Nonsense they should have never had this thing out there
in the middle of a river dressed like. That, Anyway
our final all news or nonsense story comes out Of
louisiana where police bust unusually nervous men with a car
load of stolen ribbi and. BRISKET i, Mean i'm never
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a supporter of, thievery but i can understand this sightel
slide l excuse, me police department put this ON. X
i think we can't make this stuff. Up high stakes,
heist the moment we've all been waiting. For yesterday, evening
Our canine And Narcotics division ran into a rare situation
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during what started as a typical traffic. Stop, right calm, down,
sassy uh so SLIGHT lpd realized the steaks had been.
Brazed huh huh when two men stopped for a broken
tail were acting unusually. Nervous was it the flashing?
Speaker 1 (45:45):
Lights?
Speaker 2 (45:45):
No were their drugs in the? Car also know their
anxiety stemmed from something else entirely a good old fashioned beef. Heist,
yep you heard, that, right beef. Heist these guys were
sitting on an absolutely mind blow an amount of.
Speaker 1 (46:01):
Meat.
Speaker 2 (46:02):
Y'all John Griga gigia And Charles. Walker eventually the duo
boosted or not. Eventually evidently the duo boosted approximately fifteen
hundred dollars worth OF Usda rivi steaks and slabs of
beef brisket instead of firing up the. Grill both, suspects
identified as fifty five year Old John garuga From, Gulfport
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mississippi and sixty six year Old Charles walker From, Biloxi,
mississippi ended up behind bars on, felony theft and possession
of stolen. Property, look times can be hard to. Understand
but this whole well us thieven to feed my? Family
really fifteen hundred dollars worth to feed your? FAMILY i
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don't think so news or. Nonsense well it's a. Combination
it is. Newsworthy but what they were doing, Nonsense So
i'm lending. Nonsense well that's going to do it for
The Tramp show on A. Thursday thanks so much for
spending time with The Mountain Britt Gordon cooper coming up.
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Next what does he have on the old turnpike? Today
it looks like one hit wonders For gordon. Today don't
forget to keep a check on The. Mountain buzz dot
com for news you can, use always, new always. FREE
i will see you guys. Tomorrow we will kick off the.
Speaker 1 (47:24):
Weekend It's. Friday almost here we.
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Go
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Havey Thursday to travelers, norbody trav here and it is
Friday Eve and we have a big show coming up
this morning. All of your favorite segments, Got news or
nonsense of course, the crazy news story of the day,
Russy Wallace, Chevrolet Racer Report, and all of your favorite hits,
plus special guests will be joining us for Trap Talk
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this morning. Our old buddy John Raybold from Crossroads of Americana.
John's been with us ever since we started this thing
back over at three eight nine Country.
Speaker 1 (00:42):
And he made the move.
Speaker 2 (00:43):
We will hear from him you new listeners. He'll explain
his show to you. You'll be able to catch his
show each and every Sunday night, eight o'clock here on
the Mountain Bus. So with all of that said, how
about we get things rolling this morning with a little
Jimmy Eat World. Today is Thursday August, the seventh year.
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Of our Lord twenty twenty.
Speaker 2 (01:14):
Five, and it is a day worth celebrating. It is
Raspberries and Cream Day. That looks pretty good for breakfast,
Purple Heart Day. It's also Professional Speaker's Day. It's National
Sea Serpent Day. If you see a sea serpent, say something,
see something, say something.
Speaker 1 (01:35):
That's why it works.
Speaker 2 (01:35):
Maybe you see a sea serpent from a lighthouse, which
is fitting because it's also on National Lighthouse Day.
Speaker 1 (01:42):
And it's Beach party day.
Speaker 2 (01:44):
If you were in a lighthouse on a beach and
you see a sea serpent, man, you've got today covered.
Speaker 1 (01:49):
It's National IPA Day.
Speaker 2 (01:51):
And maybe you see a sea serpent because you've been
celebrating that drunk. It's a cycled work day in the UK.
Walk to work this morning. Yeah, I'm even better, it's
even greener. And it is particularly preposterous packaging day. Easy
for me to say, hard for you to hear. Packaging
can be preposterous in multiple ways. If you ever purchased
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something at the store that was particularly difficult to get
out of the packaging, or did you ever get something
in the mail and it was in a box that
was way too big and the package itself seemed wasteful
to packaging around it. They do that, by the way,
because it stacks on the truck. It has nothing to
do with the size of your product. It's how it's
going to stack on the truck. Makes sense if you
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know that, But today is dedicated to you. If you
have to deal with this preposterous problem. Those of you
who've had trouble getting things out of packaging that may
have experienced wrap rage. This is when you begin to
feel real anger and frustration just because you are trying
to open a package. I had something one time, like
it was that hard plastic vacuum sealed. I almost just
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threw the thing away. I don't even remember what it was.
I just remembered the problem trying to get into it.
And so you have like a butcher knife and a
can opener, and like maybe a chainsaw came out. But yeah,
so celebrate today. If you are shipping something today, packet
so it is categorized as preposterous. Maybe you know, go
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around it with tape six or seven times too much padding.
Throw a cat in there. I'm just cadding, don't be
shipping cats. But anyway, there you have it, the celebrations
for today, because today is indeed a day worth celebrating.
It's now time to brighten your morning with a little
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giggle session. Walter and Ethyl would go to the State
Fair every year, and every year Walter wanted to take
a helicopter ride, but when he would mention it, Ethel
would say, it's fifty dollars, Walter, and fifty dollars is
fifty dollars. Finally, as they went to the fair one year,
and Walter talked about the helicopter and he told Ethyl,
look I am, I'm eighty seven years old.
Speaker 1 (04:01):
If I don't write it this year, I may not
get to write it at all. After overhearing this.
Speaker 2 (04:06):
The pilot said, I tell you what, folks, if you
go up and don't say a word, I will take
you both up for free. So they jump in and
he does all kinds of tricks, turns them upside down,
death defying things. Finally, when he lands, he says over
the radio, Wow, folks, I'm impressed. I thought for sure
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I would get you to scream or yell or something.
Walter says, well, I started to yell when Ethel fell out.
But fifty dollars just fifty dollars. Time to take a
look at your morning sports report. The Towns County Lady
Indian softball team hits the diamond for the first time
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this season today as they travel to Raven County to
take on the Wildcats Raven countyero and two.
Speaker 1 (04:53):
They are they haveing a.
Speaker 2 (04:55):
Loss at home and away Union County got a win
over them in weekend. Ashon Town's County, like say, first
game of the season. Don't really know what they got,
but we shall see lot times. This bad boy start
seven o'clock, first pitch this evening in Tiger, Georgia. I
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guess it's not really in Clayton over there. It's still
Raven County. But if you'd like to go watch.
Speaker 1 (05:19):
A little high school softball, there you go.
Speaker 2 (05:23):
Switching gears heading to baseball in the minor leagues. Five
Columbus Clippers pitchers combined on a five hit shutout Wednesday night,
handing the Gwinett Strippers a six to ozer loss at
Huntington Park, ah Man with their thirteenth shutout loss of
the year. The Strippers are now one and one in
the series overall records sixteen and eighteen. Since the reset.
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See Conley has hit safely in each of his first
two triple A games, bat in five hundred wonder zero
through a scoreless eighth inning, his thirtieth scoreless appearance thirty
seven outings with Gwinette.
Speaker 1 (06:01):
This year, two.
Speaker 2 (06:03):
Teams will duke it out again, Gwenet Strippers at Columbus
Cliffs seven to five at Huntington Park. Right hander JR.
Ritchie starts for the Strippers. He's one and oh with
a three nine four r a.
Speaker 1 (06:15):
First spitch set for seven o five. That is your
morning sports report.
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Looking for a way to become more active, check out
the Clay County Recreation Center. From walking and biking trails
to a workout room to a state of the yard
pickleball court, the rec Center has something for all levels
of physical activity. They even have an airfield for our
sea pilots, and don't forget about all the sports.
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Leagues for the kids.
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Visit the center at three three three Ballpark Drive in
Hayesville or call eight two eight three eight nine zero
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It's time for your Atlanta Braves report. Brought to you
by Carl Patterson Flooring. The Atlanta Braves fell five to
four to the Milwaukee Brewers Mark and the Brewers Sixth
Street win bravestarter Spencer Schreider, now five and nine, struggled,
allowing five runs on eleven hits over four and two
thirds innings, including a pivotal to run homer by Blake
Perkins in the fifth. Atlanta's offense came from Sean Murphy
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and Eli White, each with an RBI and a solo
homer by Jerkson Profar, plus a nineteenning solo shot by
Michael Harris the second. The Braves now prepared to face
Miami Marlins, and they have not announced their next starter.
So the season continues for the Braves. What a tough
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year it's been, man. I know injuries, I understand that,
but we've got more problems than injuries.
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Anyway.
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and win or lose, go Braves. All right, Buzzer's this
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time for Trav talking yet again. I have a special
guest with me here on the Trash Show. Almost said
morning buzz Still getting used to that, but this cat
has been with uh Williams was with three eight nine
Country and we had to bring him to the mountain.
Buzz the one the only the man, the myth, the legend.
John Raybold, how are you, John Hey?
Speaker 6 (08:42):
Thank you so much, Travits. It really is a pleasure
to be part of Georgia and North Carolina. And you
actually were one of the first stations to pick me
up Goodness Sakes early thirty, over three and a half
years ago.
Speaker 2 (08:55):
Yeah, and you were one of the first shows to
come on board with us. So I think it was
meant to be. Speaking of course, his show Crossroads of Americana.
Speaker 1 (09:05):
Go ahead, I know what the show is about.
Speaker 2 (09:07):
We go ahead, and maybe we have a new listeners
since we have swapped over that they're not real sure
what Crossroads of Americana means.
Speaker 6 (09:14):
Well. To me, it's roots music that it could be
heartland music. It comes from the Midwest, it come from
Appalachia's it's roots music. It has genres that branches out
to all things Americana.
Speaker 5 (09:29):
On it.
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You can hear Graham Parsons to Loretta Lynn. You may
hear Hank Williams Senior to the Birds. You may hear
Jimmy Rodgers to Leonard Skinnard. You go on on and on,
Merle Haggard to John Mellencamp. It's a sound. The Crossroads
is a sound.
Speaker 5 (09:47):
You know.
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I got the idea, goodness sakes back in the nineties.
I had just slipped country station and I went to
a classic rock station, and I said to myself, you know,
somebody could take certain country songs, somebody could take certain
rock songs and come up with a cool format. Now,
this couldn't be anything. I remember somebody tried it one time.
I was listening and they were They went from the Police, uh,
(10:10):
spirits in the material World, and then they went into
Coal Miner's Daughter by Florida Lynn. Right away, I was like,
I mean, they're both great songs, but it's like train wreck.
Speaker 1 (10:21):
Yeah, that's a that's what I call musical whiplash.
Speaker 6 (10:24):
Yeah, it's like okay. So I thought, well, okay, but
but it's it's all sound. But I had programmers tell me, no,
that would ever happen. You know, rock folks they don't
like country and well country folks they only like country
and western. So it was kind of hard to get,
you know, a programmer to get on board with my idea.
And this is but see this also was the the
(10:45):
early nineties, you know. But see we had a big
change coming down in country music. You know, Garth Brooks
had exploded, you know, and he and he had made
some of his favorite artists was Kiss and and Uh
and Billy Joel and and he did those songs in concert,
and so right away that brought over some rock folks. So, hey,
this country stuff is not so bad. But to me,
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it's just was starting to brand away to what country
really was for me, at least when I was growing
up from the seventies and eighties. I had an urban
cowboys sound, and it did turn a little contemporary back then,
but it was just it was starting to become a
little too commercial less for me on the countryside and say,
it really is today big time, But you know, I
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just knew there was a sound. And then one day
I was driving through North Carolina two it is like
twenty seventeen, much years later, after I had kind of
put my dream away, I come across this radio station
in North Carolina. Can I say the call otters?
Speaker 1 (11:46):
Absolutely?
Speaker 6 (11:47):
Okay, the WNCW. They're in Nshville and they're an NPR station.
I know they rely on on public funding and all that.
And this guy's name's Brad Watson. He does his show
called The Cop Make American music show and I'm listening
to it and we're like, son of a gun, that
guy's doing my show. And of course it has a
(12:10):
decent signal, but I had to plug my phone in
into a bluetooth so I can actually listened to it
some more because it was that good and that was
kept listening to like, oh my god, I sure wish
I could get this my idea for a format going,
did this be so so great? And actually I listened
(12:30):
at station all the way back to Indiana because they
did Sunday show was all it was all classic countries, Like, man,
these guys got it. So so you go a couple
of years later and a friend of mine, Russ Dodge,
who by the way, there's a news show starting here
on the Mountain Buzz called Indian and Nocturne. I do
a show with him.
Speaker 2 (12:50):
He invited me to we we actually talked to Russ yesterday,
didn't you.
Speaker 5 (12:55):
Well, good deal.
Speaker 6 (12:56):
So people have an idea how, at least on Russ's
side of things, how things will sound. Uh yeah, you know.
He invited me to be a guest co host on
his show because his regular host, Devin Dean was taking
a week off so I filled in, and I had
not been on the radio, for goodness sake, probably since
nineteen ninety eight. So I was rusty as ech and
(13:18):
but oh he did fun. He said, you agree, you know,
so well just lock him? So he uh so.
Speaker 5 (13:26):
Yeah.
Speaker 6 (13:27):
Like the next year he invited me back on again.
He says, well, we're going to make you the the
uh uh the You're gonna make the you the the
my regular host on this. I'm like, okay, I guess
somebody should have asked me first, but okay, So so
I did that. It was rust for a number of years.
But man, this idea in my head I had for
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my radio show was just still itching at me. And
it was a couple of times I was trying to
put a couple of puck a couple of songs noct
turn and Russ would veto them. Now that's to a
country I don't think you're to and would dig it.
I said, no, they would and uh and so I
just got angry one day and one weekend, I'm sitting
at home, I said, John, just go down to that
(14:10):
studio and record the show how you think it should sound,
how it should be, you know, and start sending out
to some of these radio stations and they are carry
nock Turn and see what happens, and I regonally, I
just want to call it Smokestack Lightning is. I got
that from a Leonard Skinnered song. But after hearing that
(14:32):
show that hous the American Music Show, I thought, now
this is WED. I don't need that much. We having
an edge is cool, but this is really good sounding stuff.
It says, I can go on and on about to come.
I'll circle back later. So I decided Crossroads of American
because I figured you got you know, you got so
many things that lead to American I got certain rocks,
(14:54):
certain folks, certain kinds of country that comes together that
says not being embraced by the mainstream countryside of things.
And so I came to the Crossroads of Americana. I
sent that out to the stations. In the first week,
I had four stations pick up the show, and I
was like, holy cow. And then I started to word
(15:15):
of mouth and the other stations starts picking it up.
Right now with the Mountain buzz, I think I've got
fifty three stations and ten different countries that carry the
show right now. But by your audience, Wow.
Speaker 1 (15:28):
We were one of them who were.
Speaker 6 (15:29):
Probably you guys are probably the most loyal. But I've
had some stations come and go here and there, and
some had one in New York City it picked me
up for about a month and it was an oldies
station and I tuned in an early early Sunday morning.
They had a do op show going on. I thought, well,
this is kind of cool, and then my show comes on.
(15:50):
It's like, all right, that's kind of a train wreck,
and then they go back to another fifty sixty sounding show,
and I thought, I'm a sandwiched in between these here.
And about a month later he said, well we're going
to go get a different direction. But some like yeah,
I don't think I was a good foot either.
Speaker 2 (16:10):
Yeah, but you know, with all of the stations that
you're on, I would say when we were three eight
nine country, and I say this today, and I mean this,
we consider you one of us. Listeners probably think, oh,
this is just a syndicated guy that calls in every
now and then. But John and I we talk how
many times a week?
Speaker 5 (16:29):
You message a couple of times a week.
Speaker 6 (16:31):
I mean, we things off, I check in with you.
I'm hoping that everything's going well over there, I mean,
and you've had some pretty nasty weather come through your
area recently, and it's kind of messed up to keep
the station on the air and having to have it,
you know, your dedication to your listeners there. And I
think the folks who have started listening to you there
(16:51):
in Georgia and such, I think they're in for retreat
for what the Mountain Buzz is going to do, because
for what you did for the folks in Hayesville during
that time, it's just gonna be great. And of course,
with a format branching over so many, many, many decades
of music, there's a lot of good music you're gonna
be covering with that, and absolutely, and I'm so glad
(17:13):
that your listeners still want me to join them at
the Crossroads every week now. I guess it's Saturdays at eight.
Speaker 2 (17:18):
O'clock Saturday, no Sundays at eight, Indiana nocturned Saturdays at eight.
Speaker 6 (17:24):
Okay, I better get the promo right then, huh?
Speaker 2 (17:28):
All right, well, travelers, make sure to tune in the
Sunday night at eight for John and Crossroads of Americana.
It's three great hours and it's one of those shows
that goes by really really fast and you really have
no idea what's coming up next, because he will surprise you.
But nine times out of ten you'll like it. And
even that one time you don't, you will like what's
(17:49):
coming up next. John, once again, thank you so much
for giving us a little time this right.
Speaker 6 (17:53):
Well, it's a pleasure to speak to you actually in
person moment, at least on the telephone, because most of
the time we're having to do it through text messages
or missing that. But looking forward to having your listeners
joining me this Sunday at eight Oclike all.
Speaker 1 (18:07):
Right, sir, and that is today's trap talk win or
wick up in the morning.
Speaker 2 (18:16):
It is now time for a study haul. This one
is about families. The average household will see two hundred
and seventeen disagreements a year about the dishes. Study asks
those who on dishwashers about what dishwashing habits make them tick.
Arguments on who should load and empty the dishwater, leaving
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dishes in the sink, to soap pregrantsing dishes before loading
up the washer, and even the dreaded habit of leaving
dishes in the sink. Household seeing average of eighteen dish
based disagreements a month.
Speaker 1 (18:49):
I think at my house we have that many a day.
Speaker 2 (18:52):
So if you feel like your family argues all the
time over dishes.
Speaker 1 (18:57):
You are not alone.
Speaker 2 (19:00):
That is today's study Hall class dismissed. Well, we had
a busy hour one with John Raybold calling us up
and all of the fun. Busy Hour number two on
the way. We will take a look at some news
or nonsense. Might have the wild world.
Speaker 1 (19:21):
News, got your loser news.
Speaker 2 (19:24):
Also we have you Facebook find in our number two
plus more of your favorite hit songs.
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Thanks for tuning in. This is the trav Show.
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Hour number two.
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Travelers welcome, come on in, get you a seat.
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It's the Traps Show coming up. In this hour, I've.
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Got your oser news of the day. Also, I've got
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just the good stuff. My Dobbie is working this morning
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the friends, the family. They're my friends, but they are
my family. We were watching AGT. I've told you all before.
We watch it the night after so we can skip commercials.
But anyway, and there was a band on there that
(21:26):
did this song, and of course my wife and I
started singing it, and I said, well, there's tomorrow's trav track.
It is aha, take on me. How about we check
out a.
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News or nonsense story.
Speaker 2 (21:39):
Last year, people poked fun at Biden's FDA for the
worst reason to recall butter. Ever, someone forgot to add
milk as an allergen on the packaging of eighty thousand
pounds of butter at Costco, which is funny because there's
literally no other way to make butter besides using milk.
(22:00):
You can use plastic make margarine. You know how that goes.
But anyway, now we all hoped and prayed that DOGE
would apply some anti skid measures to the slippery slope
of the bureaucratic stupidity. Right, but alas it was not
to be. I regret to inform you that once again
the FDA cannot believe this is butter. Just from USA today,
(22:24):
over sixty four thousand pounds of butter recalled over undeclared milk.
FDA says, So this time they issued a recall on
sixty four thousand pounds of butter from Bunge Boong I
don't know, Bunnge North America for not being clearly marked
as containing milk food ingredient company Boom North America. I
(22:47):
don't know Bunge. I'm going with Bunge. Bunge North America
recalled the eighteen hundred cases of its New Hampshire or
NH European style butter blend that were distributed at twelve
centers located across the United States and one in the
Dominican Republic. A July fourteenth alert reported, and then because
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people weren't taking them seriously enough, they raised the butter
warning to depth con two on their Health Risk Index.
From the story, the FDA classified the recall under its
second highest risk warning on July thirty, first, warning that
consumption could post temporary or medically reversible adverse health consequences.
Speaker 1 (23:29):
Now for all.
Speaker 2 (23:30):
Those who needed that the FDA to play nanny state
because they had a milk allergy but still bought and
ingested this butter, the internet had some words. One guy says,
butter is made from milk. If you need a warning
label to tell you that your milk allergy is the
least of your worries, can argue that news or nonsense.
This is obviously nonsense, little celebrity news for you. You
(23:56):
know a relationship wasn't that great when someone's asked about
it and they don't even really mention the relationship. Selena
Gomez reflected on a podcast about her and Taylor Swift friendship,
how blossomed from dating Jonas brothers Nick and Joe respectively.
In two thousand and eight, Gomez then fifteen, and Swift
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eighteen bonded over their breakups with Gomess go Miss Gomez
noting the best outcome was there, and during friendship, she
recalled Swift playing her unreleased song love Story during a
hotel room hangout. Now sixteen years later, Gomez is engaged
to Benny Blanco and Swift is, of course dating Travis Kelce.
(24:38):
Now you may not have heard anything about that in
the last couple of months, but NFL is cranking up,
and get ready for that relationship to crank up as well.
Speaker 1 (24:48):
I'm not saying it's fake.
Speaker 2 (24:50):
I'm just saying you don't hear anything about it until
football season starts. And maybe maybe you do hear about
it when you study celebrities and follow them. But I
follow football and that's when I hear about Tata. Now
we have so many things we could do. We could
hear from the Jonas brothers. We could hear from Tata,
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We could hear from Gomez. Where are we going to go?
I say, Jonas Brothers.
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Loser, you're a loser.
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Are you feeling sorry for yourself?
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Well you should be because you are dirt.
Speaker 2 (26:01):
It is indeed time for our loser of the day,
and today, Man North Carolina, you make the cut.
Speaker 1 (26:11):
Loser.
Speaker 2 (26:11):
Kendrick Haynes walked into the local credit union carrying a
large stick and announce this is a robbery with a
stick y'all. He then jumped over a counter and grabbed
an undisclosed amount of cash. Now apparently the stick caused
everyone to keep their distance as he left without encountering
any resistance. He robbed a bank with a stick, but
(26:34):
that stick also made him rather easy to identify. The
cops arrested him less than five minutes later, following a
report of a man with a big stick standing in
a grocery store parking lot. He robbed a bank with
a stick and didn't have sense enough to throw the
stick down when he left, or throw it in the
(26:56):
creek or something. Nope, keeping it with him, ushishmighty lucky stick.
Speaker 1 (27:01):
This, sir, is why you are indeed a loser.
Speaker 2 (27:06):
One for Robin debate, two for using a stick, and
three for being too dumb to get rid of the
stick just walking around in the grocery store parking lot.
Speaker 1 (27:16):
What was he doing?
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Look at how many honey bunge I can buy with
all of this money. Time for today's Facebook find Ladies
and gentlemen. We have reached the pinnacle of society. When
I tell you what I have for you today in
the old Facebook marketplace shopping cart, you are going to
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say to yourself self, how in the world did I
manage going through life without this?
Speaker 6 (27:45):
Now?
Speaker 2 (27:45):
This comes to us from Greenville, South Carolina, And let's see,
it comes from Pam Thompson Cosmer. What a name that
should tell you everything you need to know. Pam has
five star rating on market Place, joined Facebook in two
thousand and nine. Those five stars, that's three hundred and
forty four votes. So Pam ben busy on Marketplace, and
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with items like this, I can see why she has
five stars. Ladies and gentlemen, I implore you, please please
start digging in those wallets and couch cushions to purchase
a vintage vintage ceramic Dotson caddy planner six and a
half inch by six inch by eight inch. I don't
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know what it's supposed to be, it says a caddy.
I don't know if it's a candy dish. I'll have
it up on our Facebook page here momentarily. But think
about this. It's a waianer dog that's stretched out and
like looking towards the sky on both ends, if you
know what I mean, and to the sides he has
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little dishes. So just imagine you invite friends over, maybe
a family or union, and they see this sitting there
on the buffet or on the table or the countertop wherever,
and it's full of goodies, maybe peppermint, maybe pigs in
a blanket, maybe chips and dip. You will have the
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only one of these among all of those people who
are there. I promise you, for only twenty five dollars,
Ladies and gentlemen, you could have this in your kitchen
tonight if you travel to Greenville, South Carolina. At twenty
five bucks, how could you afford not to have this
vintage ceramic dots and caddy planter.
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Today's Facebook find We are through with an hour two,
but don't you fret. We still have a full hour
to go coming up.
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Speaker 2 (38:31):
Poetics stupid quote WHERE i prove to you it's not
so much what you, say but how you say it
that people. Remember today's quote comes from a former vice.
President The holocaust was a most vile and abominable season
(38:51):
in the history of our. Nation VERILY i speak of
the history of this present. Century yet we all have
dwelt in this. CENTURY i alas did not abide in this.
Century this comes From Dan, quail of, course former vice.
(39:12):
President here is the actual. Quote The holocaust was an
obscene period in our nation's. HISTORY i mean in this century's.
History but we all lived in this. CENTURY i didn't
live in this. Century see see it matters not what you,
say but how you saith. It today's poetic stupid quote.
(39:45):
Crazy it is time for the crazy news story of the.
Day headline, Reads moroccan migrant faces deportation for lighting cigarette
with the flame From paris's tomb of The Unknown. Soldier,
(40:07):
yep nicking like a. Chicken there's a, FLAME i need a.
Speaker 1 (40:12):
Light this will do. It in, all how.
Speaker 2 (40:15):
Disrespectful French Interior Minister Bruno retalio announces that a forty
seven year Old moroccan has been identified as a person
who lit his cigarette on the eternal flame of the
tomb of thewn unknown soldier In. Paris the minister says
his permanent residency right will be. Revoked mm so an illegal,
(40:39):
ah let's move on the incident having On tuesday morning
sending shockwaves Across. France Bruno, Retalio france's interior minister set ON.
X this unworthy and deplorable act undermines the memory of
those who died For. France, Meanwhile Patricia, morales The French
minister for War, veterans said what happened is not a mere,
(41:01):
misstep but a. Desecration she, Stressed france will never tolerate
the tarnishing of the memory of those who died for Her.
Never the suspect hom d h is ALL i have,
here as a forty seven year old homeless migrant From,
morocco initially denied his actions but apparently omitted the. Crime,
(41:21):
Later french Outlet Leah falciro a sight of a source
close to the case claiming that the man will have
his residence permit basically his green card, revoked meaning THAT
i guess we finally found out what Pushes france over
the edge when it comes to an illegal.
Speaker 1 (41:40):
Migration.
Speaker 2 (41:41):
Now local media reported that the man is well known
to the police and has twenty one arrest records in
the criminal record processing, file including CAR, thefft, vandalism violence
and public insults on grounds of. Race oh so there's
one of their freedom of speech.
Speaker 1 (41:58):
Lass but there you.
Speaker 2 (41:59):
GO i can't imagine, this and, LIKE i can't imagine
people just standing. Around there's videos and pictures and people
are just standing around letting that.
Speaker 1 (42:07):
Happen why didn't nobody do?
Speaker 2 (42:10):
Anything, well they're afraid they're going to be arrested if
you try to do something you would be arrested, Probably
but that is today's crazy news story of the, day.
Speaker 1 (42:21):
News or nonsense.
Speaker 2 (42:23):
Time and this story just shows that people we don't think.
Anymore we think. THAT i think we believe that since
if someone's on a REALITY tv show like what Is
It alone And survivor or anything like, that that we
can just go and do whatever we want to do,
wherever as long as there's a camera on, us we
(42:44):
will be. Fine well that's not the case The Seattle.
Cracking we're In alaska fly fishing as part of a
community partnership With Youth, hockey and their mascot was in
waiters and now pictured. THIS i don't know what the
the creature.
Speaker 1 (43:03):
Is it's The.
Speaker 2 (43:04):
Cracking that's The Seattle hockey, team and you know we
have the lead in every, morning release The cracking when
it's time for my.
Speaker 1 (43:13):
Show SO i kind of feel for this.
Speaker 2 (43:15):
Cap but he's in his full mascot gear plus, waiters
out in the middle of a river filming, HIMSELF i,
guess trying to fly fish when all of a sudden
here comes a grizzly bear running out of the woods
and into the, river directly towards, Him i'm, Sure i'm
sure it's. Safe, Right it's, Fine it's fine from the.
(43:39):
Story every year we try to do something special and
unique To. Alaska Cracking partnership marketing Director Melissa obradshaw told
K o M O news a couple of years ago
we Took bowie on a little glacial helicopter. Ride in
the years, past we've done fishing In, anchorage but this
year we were, like let's do fly fishing over At Brook.
Speaker 1 (44:02):
Falls, well it got a little got a little.
Speaker 2 (44:07):
Hairy for some, reason The cracking Mascot bowie the sea
troll was in full uniform out in the, water and
the bears seemed real curious to know what sea troll tasted,
like or at least if he wanted to PLAY U
cracking For John hayden, SAID i want to blame it On.
Bowie they were pretty interested in his Whole. Look we
(44:28):
got out of it, okay but it was a close.
Call could you imagine if that's the way you, went
that's the way you were called out of this? World
wearing a mascot, uniform fly fishing in a river In
alaska and a grizzly bear got.
Speaker 1 (44:40):
You news are Nonsense this is.
Speaker 2 (44:43):
Nonsense they should have never had this thing out there
in the middle of a river dressed like. That, Anyway
our final all news or nonsense story comes out Of
louisiana where police bust unusually nervous men with a car
load of stolen ribbi and. BRISKET i, Mean i'm never
(45:05):
a supporter of, thievery but i can understand this sightel
slide l excuse, me police department put this ON. X
i think we can't make this stuff. Up high stakes,
heist the moment we've all been waiting. For yesterday, evening
Our canine And Narcotics division ran into a rare situation
(45:26):
during what started as a typical traffic. Stop, right calm, down,
sassy uh so SLIGHT lpd realized the steaks had been.
Brazed huh huh when two men stopped for a broken
tail were acting unusually. Nervous was it the flashing?
Speaker 1 (45:45):
Lights?
Speaker 2 (45:45):
No were their drugs in the? Car also know their
anxiety stemmed from something else entirely a good old fashioned beef. Heist,
yep you heard, that, right beef. Heist these guys were
sitting on an absolutely mind blow an amount of.
Speaker 1 (46:01):
Meat.
Speaker 2 (46:02):
Y'all John Griga gigia And Charles. Walker eventually the duo
boosted or not. Eventually evidently the duo boosted approximately fifteen
hundred dollars worth OF Usda rivi steaks and slabs of
beef brisket instead of firing up the. Grill both, suspects
identified as fifty five year Old John garuga From, Gulfport
(46:26):
mississippi and sixty six year Old Charles walker From, Biloxi,
mississippi ended up behind bars on, felony theft and possession
of stolen. Property, look times can be hard to. Understand
but this whole well us thieven to feed my? Family
really fifteen hundred dollars worth to feed your? FAMILY i
(46:47):
don't think so news or. Nonsense well it's a. Combination
it is. Newsworthy but what they were doing, Nonsense So
i'm lending. Nonsense well that's going to do it for
The Tramp show on A. Thursday thanks so much for
spending time with The Mountain Britt Gordon cooper coming up.
(47:09):
Next what does he have on the old turnpike? Today
it looks like one hit wonders For gordon. Today don't
forget to keep a check on The. Mountain buzz dot
com for news you can, use always, new always. FREE
i will see you guys. Tomorrow we will kick off the.
Speaker 1 (47:24):
Weekend It's. Friday almost here we.
Speaker 2 (47:32):
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