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The LNK Morning Show. You andRyan Manno and Darlene. You guys get
me through the day. So Ijust want to thank you for that and
bringing just happiness and laughter and joyout to the community. Is really really
amazing on Coast one oh three pointfive and it is Coast one e three
point five Top Stories, Top ofthe Hour, Good Morning of ellen k
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Elon Musk said that his social mediaplatform X is considering getting rid of showing
the number of likes and reposts oneach post. He said he wants to
get rid of all clutter content onx. Since taking over the company,
he has also added the number ofviews to each post. And scientists have
successfully reprogrammed elephant stem cells. Itcould allow them to resurrect the wooly mammoth
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by twenty twenty eight. What couldgo wrong? It's been more than four
thousand years since the mammoth last walkedto the earth. Doctor George Church,
co founder and lead geneticist of ColossalBiosciences, said the creation of these cells
opens the door to the de extinctionof the wooly mammoth. He said,
it's not a huge idea to thinkthat we'll be able to synthesize on a
large scale in the future. Thatmeans dinosaurs as well. Hikes. All
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right, what about this inn Avatarbased land similar Tampaandora itself is heading to
Disneyland. CEO Bob Igers shared theidea on a corporate call this week,
saying, quote, we have onein Florida, ohy, not a second
in California. Igar also slipped inthis little nugget. He's already working with
James Cameron to develop the Disneyland concept. Avatar is coming, and that quick
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round of rain has moved out.We are now forming a high pressure dome
making way for a sunny morning tempsup a tick two afternoon highs and then
mid to upper sixties. Right now, it's already fifty in Burbank Kost,
Los Angeles, fueled by Celsius EssentialEnergy Drinks. It's Coast one of three
point five, You and me andus Coast one of three point five and
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the only k Morning show. HiEmeli, Hi, I'm right, mano,
Hi, I'm social. Queen DarleneHarrison Ford just came out with a
confession. He said this music IndianaJones theme song was playing during his last
colonoscopy, poor guy. Honestly inthe operating room. Yep, I'm not
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here to laugh or have fun.I just held this over with. But
what a brilliant choice. As theyinject you and they say it's like having
ten martinis. We're gonnaccount backward fivefour three two Harrison Ford. Yeah,
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and then he woke up from thatcolonoscopy when he tweeted about it, put
it up on socials. At leastwe can laugh about it. When I
had my firstborn, Prince, littleRed Corvette was playing and I thought it
was kind of funny, even thoughit was scared to you know, for
my life. Yes, right,emergency c section. But you'll never forget
that song. I forget it.That's what music does to us. It's
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there for our celebrations and our scarymoments. Oh boy. All right,
well here we are. It isa therapy Thursday. If you have any
kind of issue in your life.We have a real therapist, a real
serrapist. Her name is Sarah goodsarapist, not a therapist. She's a
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real therapist named Sarah Sarah Dash.That needs to be your Instagram handle.
That would be amazing. Sarah Dash. She is here to handle anything in
your life that is bothering you.And here's what you can do. Just
text us. It's so easy.Five one oh three five and then we'll
get you on with Sarah. Also, we have one thousand dollars for you.
Just a reminder. Your song ofthe day is Bruno mar Is.
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Just the way you are. Welove you just the way you are.
Hey, you know what's going onhere in the Southland rough waters and rough
waters make for jumpy humpies. Sothe humpback whales are jumpy humpies. And
Newport Coastal Adventure they take the likethe blow up boat whatever that's called,
where it's like the big giant raft. Yeah it's not a dinghy is I
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think it's sur but it's inflatable.Yeah, and you put like twenty people
in it. And so instead ofthe big whale watching ships where you can
put one hundred people on, theseare the small things. And this giant
humpback just came out of nowhere anddid its big spin in the air and
crashed down. How cool is that? Very cool? Oh my gosh,
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we should go whale watching. Iwould love that humpbacks. You know,
my man crushed David Muir. Healways ends every ABC World News with a
good news story, and he talkedabout whales tonight, the incredible discovery a
rare gray whale off the Massachusetts coast, the species believed to be extinct for
two hundred years in the Atlantic.Marine biology researchers performing an aerial survey spotting
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the rare gray whale just thirty milessouth of Nantucket. The large tail out
of the water. Grey whales canweigh sixty thousand pounds, distinguishable by their
lack of a dorsal fin at grayand white spotted coloring. Thank you David
here. We learned so much fromhim. Yeah, so the whales are
jumping something to know. We're goinginside entertainment, all right, someone secretly
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engaged your grey mouth's gonna drop andyou're gonna say, when did that happen?
And who is it? Find randomkid in my year. Look,
you know, use a good manthing in the blues, the FEMA gather.
You've got nothing to do? Well? Did it take you all?
The Lank Morning Show on Coast oneO three point five one three point five
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Coast one of three point five InsideEntertainment with Llen k All right, supposedly
secretly engaged after six years of dating. She's a gorgeous actress. She is
a nepple baby, but she workshard and gets her own jobs. And
he is one of our favorite artiststhat we play here on Coast and who's
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been in and this guy has signedour surfboard, Ryan Mano, do you
think you know how couple? Noidea dark? Oh my goodness, think
young beautiful brunette actress or brown chestnutbrown hair, douba, you're getting closer.
She's an actress, not a soul. And then Chris Martin, Oh,
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oh my god, I blew myown game. That was an I
love Lucy move right there? Thatwas so cute. No way, Well,
supposedly they're secretly engaged, and theygot the blessing and backing from ex
wife Gwyneth Paltrow. They've been besottedwith each other from day one, so
taking the next step was inevitable.They are in no rush to plan their
wedding, and Dakota has maintained aclose relationship with Gwyneth ever since she started
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dating Chris. So, yeah,I'm so sorry, I blew the game.
How are you gonna say, Ryan? I literally had no guests.
No one came to mind. Singerand actress. Here's the thing, Dua
is kind of an actress. Now, yes, in that movie that is
true. That was a good guess. Dakota Johnson Don Johnson is her daddy.
Milie Griffith is her mommy. Hey. Shani Twain has been selected as
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one of this year's Barbie Role Modelsby Mattel International Women's Days. Tomorrow,
Shanai get to Barbie and so doesHelen Maren Dame, Helen Mirren, supermodel
Joselle Bunchin broke down in tears afterABC News host Robin Roberts asked her a
simple question, how are you well? When you say, sorry, guys,
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I don't know. Can I havea little moment. She went on
to say that her divorce from TomBrady was the death of a dream.
She said that there's easier days thanothers and she can only control what she
does. She's living her truth andnot apologizing and thank you for having us
on. Were the only k Morningshow doing her hometown shows. Madonna,
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She's at the Kia Forum again tonightand there she is on coast one of
three point five and we want tosend you on a roarsome adventure. Look,
scientists might bring the wooly mammoth back, what would stop them from bringing
back a t Rex or a breakyou saurce right, it's Dinoh Valley,
Lego Land, your four pack rightnow? Caller twenty eight hund nine nine
kost hi your caller twenty Yeah,who is this? This is TD and
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d D. Who's with you?That was my husband and my daughter.
They we're like, oh, didyou win? We gotta leave. Make
sure that you put it, don'tmake any noise. How cute? Well
your collar twenty you got a fourpack to Lego Land and Lego Land Water
Park. Oh awesome, just goingto be so excited. We're excited to
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send you. That's right, it'sso wres some adventure, prehistoric journey through
awesome new rides, brick tastic Legodinosaurs, interactive build and play areas.
So when we have the DNA ofa wooly mammoth or a t Rex or
whatever kind of dinosaur, they say, it's only we don't take a year
to make this thing. Wooly mammothmight be brought back to life by next
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year, so anyway we know,please Honestly, we've learned nothing. Jurassic
Park apparently horrible. The LNK MorningShow on Coast one O three point five
and it's Coast one of three pointfive. Oscar is coming up on Sunday.
No rain in the forecast whatsoever.We have a high pressure dome building
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over us right now. So justpicture that and what that does, according
to our meteorologists friend Dallas, rains, it locks in, you know,
the warm temps in the sunshine.Yeah, beautiful day for a happiness hack
for life. Well, every dayis a beautiful day for a happiness hacker.
Ryan Mano brings it next. Howabout a happiness hack for life here
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on a thank you Thursday. Thankyou Ryan for your happiness hacks. Thank
you Ellen. Question. What's yourcurrent anxiety level right now, right now?
Give it all? What is onelow and ten as high? I'm
sitting here in Burbank with blue skies. I'm giving you a one. Oh.
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Come on, I wake up ata six. I was gonna say,
I'm consistently a seven. Let meexplain, Okay. I got a
great like good morning text from myson, which instantly set the mood for
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the day, and then I gotevery green light on the way in.
So right now, at this timeof the morning, I'm a one on
the anxiety scale. Got you ourfriend and Matt Raife visited the Austin He
said, man, I just Ican't sleep lately. I don't know,
there's just so much anxiety. Right. So here's the thing. A new
study has found that spending time countingbutterflies reduces your anxiety instantly. Within fifteen
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minutes, your anxiety is twenty percentless. Oh my god, I think
it's butterfly hatching season. It is, and I am here to suggest a
couple places. Okay, I'm EldoradoNature Center in Long Beaches gives you some
time with butterflies. Leo Correo,lots of monarchs. I love that monarchs.
The Arboretum in Arcadia booming with butterfliesright now. Take me there,
Irvine. We're going to you,baby, you see I We'll get that
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arboretum to butterfly Central and you cancount them. You've turned into Karen Sharp,
she chases rainbows and now you're countingbutterflies. Now, where is your
anxiety level? I'm still at aboutan eight three point five and The Ellen
k Morning Show see. I'm nicpoliochani coast one of three point five A
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right, thank you, Nicky.On this Thank You Thursday, we want
to thank Alexander Graham Bell getting uspatent on this day, almost one hundred
and fifty years ago for the telephone. So look at that device in your
hand. Now. They used tohave wires, and I mean, do
you know in those old fashioned movieswhere they actually hang the thing on the
hook, the little talkie piece.And then my mother in law and father
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in law met each other on aparty line, So how did those work?
You would just pick up and likein the whole neighborhood. You never
did it a party party line.I've never done a party line. I
did it? You real all anumber and everyone's talking in it's like a
group chat, okay, the originalgroup chat. So fun. But yeah,
thanks to alex Bell. Alexander GrahamBell, he's the big ab for
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giving us the phone today. Allright, Madonna's at the Forum again tonight.
She's leaving it all on the stage. If you get a chance to
go, or you want tickets here, we know you're gonna love it.
But also at the Forum, tearsfor Fears, They performed there so many
times, and they came on nottoo long ago to also what happened the
first time they performed at the GloriousForum. I actually have one Forum story
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from when we first played there,which I think was back in nineteen ninety,
I want to say, and mywife was learning to just learning to
drive a car at that point,and I made her drive us to the
Forum. I picked her up atLax and I made her drive the car,
and I'm usually we couldn't find thebackstage entrance, and then fans started
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to recognize me in the car andthe panic sciences felt trying to find the
backstage entrance first to drive down whileand she was just learning to drive while
people were banging on the side ofthe car. It was a memory that
will live forever. Here they arein Coast one of three point five,
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a huge recall on acne creams.A big list will tell you why and
what also guilty involuntary manslaughter in theRust movie case. Those stories and more
coming up. Karen Bass busy today, we'll tell you what she's doing our
La mayor your top stories. Next. You're on Coast one of three point
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five and it is Coast, oneof three point five top stories top of
the hour, Good Morning, I'melan kay and a jury needed only three
hours to convict Hannah Gutierra's read ofinvoluntary manslaughter in the shooting death of cinematographer
Helena Hutchins. Hannah Gutierra's read oversawweapons safety on the set of the Alec
Baldwin movie Rust. He's doing courtthis summer to defend against involuntary manslaughter charges.
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The read conviction could be bad newsfor Baldwin. If she's guilty of
involuntary manslaughter. Surely a JURYI willsay Baldwin is guilty too, after all,
he held the weapon that fired thatlive bullet loaded into a cult forty
five. A carcinogen called ben zenhas been found in a number of topical
acne treatments that contained benz oil foroxide, including popular products from Proactive Clear
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Cell, Panoxyle, and more.The company that found the cancer causing chemical
has asked the FDA to recall andsuspend sales of all benzoil peroxide products here
in the US. And this isgood news. Late payment fees for major
credit cards won't be nearly as highanymore. Federal regulators just cap them at
eight dollars, down from thirty twodollars. Stead He found those fees have
been costing US more than fourteen billiondollars a year. Finally, some relief
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and LA Mayor Karen Bass is leadingin LA delegate in Paris today, Aimed
at hyping the summer Olympics here intwenty twenty eight, Bass expected to tout
our cities many moves regarding business development, transportation and infrastructure improvements. She'll be
flanked by local leaders who'll hear theIOC explain what else they expect from La
as a host city. Let theGames begin, and we have a beautiful
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day for it too, mostly sunny. We're gonna have highs in the upper
sixties. Anaheim sixty a, Zusea. You go to sixty five and it's
fifty in Burbank Kost, Los Angeles. Fueled by Celsius Energy Drinks Coast one
of three point five. Happy birthdayto you if you're celebrating today here on
March seventh, Ryan Cranston, welove you, Thank you for always supporting
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Coast and our morning show. Petersars Guard celebrating one to Sykes Love her,
and happy birthday to the telephone.Before we get to a Katie and
Chino Hills. I made crescent rolls, Pillsbury Crescent rolls. I love those
Pillsbury Crescent rolls. That little doughboy, this guy. Yeah, And
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then I follow Guy Fieri. Iknow you do too well. So this
is what he said about getting thething open. It's so hard to open
a crescent roll canister, right,you have to peel it, and then
you got to press the spoon.It's violent, and then it scares you
because it pops. It pops,right, So Guy Fieri said it best
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because squishing that much biscuit into thatlittle space teeters on the edge of hubis
the pop is to keep us humble, to remind us all that death comes
for us. Oh guy, getyou man, This guy's a national treasure.
There's got to be a better wayanyway. I made the cress and
rules and again, and another thingfor my husband because he's home from a
long business trip in Cabo. Poorthing, all right, Katie Chino Hill's
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Happy birthday to the fellow telephone.About one hundred and forty eight years ago
today, Alexander Graham Bell got thatpatent. Thank you for having us on.
Good Morning. Hi, good morning. I heard you talking about the
party line that people used to have. Yes, were you ever on one?
Yes? But it wasn't a partyIt was that we had four other
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households of a total of about fourhouseholds on one line, so you had
to share the space. Yeah.Well, I somebody was using their phone.
You picked up your phone. Youcould hear them, but you had
to hang out, you know,put it down out of privacy because other
people were using the phone. Itwas interesting. Yeah, you could probably
just listen in to all kinds ofgossay. We used to listen in to
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our neighbors all the time. Wewere awful teenagers. I was so excented
to have a private line. Sothat's what everybody had. What's the most
shocking thing about the neighbors that youever heard? I do remember that my
girlfriends and I would listen in tothis one family because we liked the boy.
He was our paper boy and wehad a crush on him. So
we just to a talked to hisgirlfriend and then he gets so mad at
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us. That was funny. Couldyou imagine? And now instead of listening
in on phones our phones are listeningto us. Yes, exactly full circle.
Oh that's so funny. Well,Alexander Grahampall pad did that phone one
hundred and forty eight years ago today? I love this quote. When one
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door closes, another opens, butwe look so long and so regretfully upon
the closed door that we don't seethe one that opened for us us.
Oh, he's not going, that'ssure. What's true? Yeah, it's
therapy Thursday, Alexander Graham Bell hebrings it. God blessing for finding up
the phone. Have a great day. I love your show. Thank you,
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Katie. It's Katie Chino Hills.Isn't the egg farm out in Chino
Hills? Yeah, Billy's Egg Farm. You go drive through and get one
hundred eggs at a time, orhowever many you want. All right,
we're gonna go inside Entertainment next.Who are the highest paid actors on the
planet? Is number one? Aman or a woman? Find out next
the LNK Morning Show on Coast oneO three point five five Coast one O
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three point five. Inside Entertainment withllen k Ports released their list of the
highest paid actors of twenty twenty three. It's a bit ironic that landing at
number one is someone who didn't havea single movie in theaters. Instead,
this guy make all of his movieson Netflix. Number four a tie Matt
Damon, Ryan Gosling, Number three, Tom Cruise forty five mil, Margot
Robbie Barbie came in number two withfifty nine mil. Oh, by the
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way, there will not be aBarbie two at least that's what Gretor Gurwitz
says. So far, no plans. And number one a guy who didn't
have a single movie in theaters,but he did have Netflix. Adam Sandler
top in the list of the highestpaid actor of twenty twenty three with seventy
three million dollars. Ah'm Jack BlackKung Pu fan of four in theaters really
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tonight, and we have been soexcited about this movie. He said he
was going to do a Britney Spearscover Hit Me Baby one more time.
It has gone viral toenation. DBrittany super excited about that as well.
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You know, because every time that'sgoing to play, just making my underwing
and you're ellen KQ and they justahead keep it here to win your way
in, to usher it into itdome and it is coast one of three
point five. Welcome to your ellenKQ and A it's usher into it dome?
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Are you into it? That wasreally no, it's good. Oh
we had a morning shift change,guys, Jackie out shadow in so they
did the shift change for the eggs. Three little baby eagles waiting to pip
and hatch. And there's a rumor, but the big bear camera said,
no rumors until the experts confirm it. But one of the eggs has a
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little crack and hole in it,So continue to observe these beautiful eagles.
Try not to let your emotions getthe best of you. I cry watching
them. Need to there's such hugecelebrities. I feel like they should be
invited to be oscars this weekend.They should at least stream them in right
real. I mean, wouldn't itbe great if they had a baby on
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Sunday that they'd have to name himOscar, even if it's a girl.
Yes, so cute? All right, So we'll keep you posted on Jackie
in Shadow. If I were aschool teacher, I would have the stream
up in the corner at all times, just because that's the kind of thing
I would want as a student.Anyway. Welcome to the Q and A.
We ask a question, first callerwith the right answer gets ushered into
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it dome. Twenty five percent ofus do this weekly. What is it?
Twenty five percent of us do thisweekly? Eight hundred and nine nine
kost Think tasks and give us acall with your guesses. The Ellen k
Morning Show on Coast one oh threepoint five Travis Kelcey, Singapore with Taylor
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Swift in there. She is onCoast and a shout out to Daddy,
Ronnie, Nicholas and Isabella on theirway to school in the car. Thanks
for having us on. It's thellen K Q and A on Post one
oh three point five Lisa Sanya seeto how many kids in the car?
Three? Hi guys, Hello,hey car. I wanted to let you
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know that they might bring the woolymammoth back to life. Scientists are working
on it. They have DNA andthey're going to replicate it in a lab
and they think that they can makea wooly mammoth. Would you like that
or not? I think might bescary. Oh they want it, yeah,
they want it all right? Well, anyway, so what's your guest?
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Twenty five percent of us do thisweekly. Oh my guess is cry
cry every week? Oh that's agood one. They say it's good to
cry. Yeah right, yeah,but it's not the right answer. Guys.
Okay, we will try again tomorrow. Ah. Thanks, have a
good fight man. It's Darlene.Hi, Darlene, good morning. You
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love your name Darlene. Are younamed after Darlene Love or social queen Darlene?
Oh all right, it says you'reheading to sea World, have a
fun day. Thank you, Thankyou. My sons are doing your fild
trip over there, so I'll befine. It's great, Darlene. What's
your guest changing the bed sheets?Oh it's a great guess. It's not
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the right answer. Ah, thankyou. Hi Joanna, Hi, so
what's your guest? So what didtwenty five percent of us do every week?
Ask someone to call her phone sowe can find it. Oh I
feel I more than once a week. Have A friend of mine was visiting
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us and she left her phone hereand I tried to call her on her
phone to tell her that you hadher phone. It was one of those
moments. Anyway, you are right, you are going going to usher night.
I'm so excited. Congrats, thankyou, thank you. I have
my kids in the car. Hi, guys, mommy. One twenty percent
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of us have to do that everyweek. Yeah, friend, Piper,
she's in the studio saying hi.She leaves her phone. Is here.
I'm calling him, like you,guys have to call Piper. She left
her phone. That was just mydumbest moment. Though. You all look
to me like, oh no,she having an episode of some time.
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Now, let's call her. Wecan't, guys, listen to this one.
There, said Anne Hathaway and starringin a movie called The Idea of
You. It's about a tattooed boyband singer who falls in love with an
older woman. Harry Styles and OliviaWilde. You know it's coming out in
May. I can't wait for thatone. Your top story next is eating
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carbs making you ugly. I'll takethe ugly. I'll tell you next Coast.
One of three point five top storiesTop of the Hour on TV tonight
the State of a Union Address sixpm on all major networks. Have a
hard time not seeing that if yourTV is on this evening and eating carbs
is making us ugly. I don'tcare about ugly. Just give me the
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carbs. Researchers found that the oppositesex finds a person's face less attractive after
they've eaten refined car field foods.Those who ate the carbs, men and
women, were given lower facial attractivenessscores across the board, and those who
wrote in their surveys that the typicallyeat high car breakfasts and snacks also tanked
in the attractiveness ratings. I likethat study and europe Ball. When a
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Jupiter's moons produces enough daily oxygen tosustain a million humans, per new data
from NASA, though very cold,scientists believe there could be life below that
moon's icy surface. And we havea warm day today. It's a high
pressure dome keeping the warm air in. We're going to get highs up to
about the mid to upper sixties thousandoaks in Testin, you're going up above
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sixty five. And right now itis fifty five in Burbank Kost, Los
Angeles, fueled by Celsius Energy drinks. It's coast one of three point five.
Hi, good morning, who's this? Hi? Who's Imelda? Emelda?
Good news for you? Really,really please tell me, please tell
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me your color twenty You just wonone thousand dollars. Oh well, thank
you. Oh my god, I'mso happy. I'm trying. Thank you,
thank you. It's so easy towin. You just listen and we've
played Bruno Mars just the way youare, you are color twenty and then
you get the cash just like that. Oh, thank you, thank you
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very much, Ellen, thank you. Are you kidding me? It's the
only K one K payday? Soevery single day we get another one thousand
dollars winner, And it's the easiestway anywhere to win because all you do
is listen and then you call callher twenty gets it all right? Bruno
mar Is, just the way youare? That was today is what is
tomorrow's We'll tell you coming up andit's a therapy Thursday. What's on your
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mind? I want to talk toour therapist, Sarah dash I'm calling her,
Sarah pist. It's so good.We did get your text five one
oh three five. Listen to thisone. This one coming from the three
one oh. Love is when youcan forgive someone. To move on to
the next chapter, my father wasprompted to see his mother after not seeing
her for eight years. They justhad dinner last night and it was amazing.
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The best thing you can do inlife is forgive and love one another.
I want to talk to Sarah aboutforgiveness. We have another one.
Oh, stressy, Jesse. Ineed to bring my anxiety levels down.
Okay, we have your therapy Thursday, Sarah Dash coming up here on coast
the llen k Morning Show. Welcometo Therapy Thursday. It's your one stop
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for therapy, and thank you forall of the issues you know that you're
dealing with every day. Yeah,life can be great and then all of
a sudden, Nope, it canall change in a minute. And I
think Ellen, you probably would agreewith this that one of the bigger issues
is thinking that we don't have issuesexactly. That's so true. I'll tell
you what we do have. Wehave our own therapist, Sarah Dash gave
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her a nickname accidentally today is aSarrapist. I don't hold now but therapy
Thursday with Sarah Dash. So Jesse, stressy, Jesse, thank you so
much for coming on with us.I'm going to hook you up now on
the phone with Sarah. All right, Jesse, what's going on recently?
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I've been experiencing a little bit moreworry than usual. I guess you can
call it anxiety, and I washoping I can get some advice on how
to manage and control my excessive anxiety. Can you tell me, just really
quickly, what it is that youfind yourself worrying about the most. I
find myself worrying about my work andlife balance a lot of times, like
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I just don't have enough time todo everything on my day to day's.
Yeah, that's a big one forme. What is it that you feel
you are not having time to do? I feel like I haven't had much
time for myself, Okay, betweenworking multiple jobs, I just haven't had
time for myself and trying to findthat balance is causing me excessive anxiety.
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Well, I think it sounds likefor you, you're kind of walking that
fine line of worrying about things thatyou may actually be able to take steps
to improve and also letting go ofwhat you can't really do anything about,
and that can be kind of overwhelming. Even the process of parsing those things
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out isn't easy to do. SoI think maybe if you thought about it
in terms of what can you doand what you can't do, that was
your starting place. That might giveyou a little bit of direction, and
you know, if I can jumpin for a second stressye, Jesse,
I like that you gave yourself thatnickname. I have a girlfriend who works
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for a really, really demanding bossand they work all day. Then he
expects them on a whim to justgo where he's going. If he wants
to have drinks as a group,not only does she have to go,
she has to stay for the entirething. If he wants to go have
a big group lunch, you haveto drop everything you're doing and go.
And these are all social situations,but it's incredibly stressful because sometimes there's a
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situation where you have to say no, and then she feels vulnerable like,
oh no, I wasn't there Ishe going to fire me? Exactly?
Yeah, it is absolutely okay tosay know And this might seem like it's
not like therapy advice, but everyonce in a while it can be helpful
just to raise your hands and beokay, what am I going to do
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and let the chips fall where theymay, and again know that you're going
to be okay, that you canhandle whatever it is that you're worrying about.
Do you think that's something you coulddo, Jesse. Just you'll put
yourself first in some situations. Maybedefinitely I can try and say no more
often. I think that could bea first step to try and to gain
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some control in my work in lifebalance because it does get a little hectic
sometimes and you know it's not It'snow just become a sort of a joke
with my friends. And I likestressy Jesse, like always worried, and
you know, I really like togain back like happy Jesse. Ah's sweet.
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And you will, I think youabsolutely, you absolutely will just keep
yourself a break real life that youcan't do every single thing all the time.
That is so common, I think, especially for women. I just
think that, like I know alot of men feel like they've got to
lead the charge, but I thinkthat a lot of women think they have
to do absolutely everything or they letthemselves down. Yeah, they do and
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let everybody else out to you.That's a big big women. Well thanks
Jesse. You We're not going tocall you stressy Jesse anymore. Thank you
guys, thank you Ellen, thankyou everyone, and thank you Sarah Sarah
Dash our therapist. Any issue youhave in your life text us five one
oh three five, will hook youup with Sarah dash Now my friend who
works for this guy who's so demanding. I mean it's like it's like sometimes
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he has I'm out till eleven pmand then they have to get up early
and be at work again. Sotake it back, say no, what's
the worst thing that can happen.You're not going to be at a couple
of social situations. And even ifthe worst thing happens and you that job,
maybe that was for the best anyway, right, because you're living on
the edge, yes, and hangingby a string, So you got to
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set your priorities. I wish ourboss Paul because he's like James Bond.
I wish you'd come in here andsay, hey, guys, we're going
on an adventure. I'm not goingto have you home till midnight. We'll
be like, Okay, wherever you'regoing, you're following. Because he's like
this international man of mystery. Thecar is waiting. Let's do it all
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right. Five one oh three fivetextas Therapy Thursday. Thanks for having us
on the LNK morning show on Coastone oh three point five. Happy birthday
to you if you're celebrating today likeour buddy Brian Cranston. Ryan, you
and Darley are so lucky. Yeah, he went over to get it in
your tequila bottles sign or mescal.Oh you met him and he did something
special for us. We'll share thatwith you coming up. Also, Happy
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birthday to the telephone. Celebrate thattoo. Next, you're the small town.
He is Hollywood. It's very ownedBrian Kurranston, but a nice guy.
He is born in Hollywood. Helistens to Coast one oh three point
five. He's a mezcal called dosOmbrice. There's a wrapped vehicle right here
(35:15):
at Ambrose Liquor Store on barm andit sits there all the time because I
think they're one of the top sellers. And also what Brian Cranston and Aaron
Paul, who owned this mez cowline together, what they do is they
go to their loyalists like the firstpeople who ever carried their mezcal, and
give them these amazing displays in HollywoodOrange Donkeys right at owe of the liquor
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stores on Sunset and right down thestreet at House of Ambrose Liquors is where
Darlene and I met Brian and Aaron, by the way, drove themselves,
no frills, no entourage, justpulled up in their own cars and hung
out. And didn't you guys getthere before them? Yeah? Yeah,
they just pulled up on their own. They did. We got talking and
like you said, I when wefound out Brian Cranston loves Coast. Yes,
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and I do remember when you weretalking about it, seeing tears in
your eyes. And I saw thevideo we're going to post it of Ryan
standing in line waiting to meet hishero, Brian Cranston, Hollywood's very own
and you were visibly shaking. Yeah, he goes on three point five.
It goes on three point five.It's five minutes after the big hour five
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o'clock here coasting YouTube a weekend.You're gonna love waiting guy. Can you
imagine? Said he's born in Hollywoodand he's a huge Hollywood star and he's
just a normal guy. I lovethat you guys got to hang with him.
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When did you stop shaking? Ittook a whole day, I think,
honestly, is breaking bad. It'slike one of our favorites shows ever.
And then last year, if youguys remember it was exactly a year
ago. I was in Vegas atthe wind Yes, and I see him
walking down the hallway and I stoppedhim. We took pictures. He was
there for a wedding. I'm like, okay, we're best friends now.
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So if you see Brian Cranston outin the wild, he is very receptive
to fans and to love. Allright. Also, Happy birthday to the
telephone. It was on this day, one hundred and forty eight years ago
Alex Bell, also known as AlexanderGraham Bell, got the patent for the
phone. And Lynnette, thank youfor calling you. You heard us talking
about, you know, party linesand stuff. So I was telling my
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son Harrison in the car. Isaid, well, we were worse because
we used to have scanners and whenthe first cordless phones used to come in,
we used to listen to our wholeneighborhoods conversation on a scanner. What
was going on? You were technologicallyahead of everyone. I was ahead of
it. We knew the gossip ofthe block. Literally, we knew what
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was happening in every house. Soyou just turn on the scanner, you
could hear everyone. Yeah, youcan just turn the channels and you can
listen to the conversation. It wasso good. Oh my goodness, that
was funny. What was the juiciest, Oh, you know, the juiciest
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was an affair. Oh boy?They did they ever get busted? You
know what I believe. So Idon't quite remember the details, but I
remember that it hit the fan.It hit the fan, and then it
was just drama. But I don'tremember, you know. I think I
must have been my son's age atthe time. I think I was maybe
(38:43):
fourteen, So I don't know whatthe outcome and the bean, but I
remember there was a big commotion andwe knew what had happened, and we're
like, we're not saying anything.I don't know anything. No, No,
what neighborhood did you grow up in? Bell Gardens? Downy? That's
where all the drama the lives.Oh man, it was juicy. Well,
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Ellen, I was gonna I wasgonna tell you the other day that,
you know how, when you guyswere celebrating your twentieth year with Ryan
Seacrest, I was like, Iwas telling Harrison, I said, you
know, I said, I metAlan when you used to work with Ricky
and we had a kiss party andI was just here from Puerto Rico and
I went on stage with you.Wow. Yeah, yes, And I
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can remember what I was wearing andeverything, and I said, I met
her and she's like, where areyou coming from? And I said,
Puerto Rico And You're like, hey, Puerto Rico. And it was a
whole moment. Well, I'm gladwe're still together. And we're still together.
That's the longest relationship I've had.Well, I love you now,
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you said, Alan. All Right, guys, have a great day.
It is Aha and Coast one ofthree point five top stories at the top
of the hour. LAPD interim chiefDominic Choi has been sworn in. He's
a feel good This is his firstmission. But as interim chief, one
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of my primary goals is to increasemorale, talk about the good work that
they're doing, not just the badwork, and let them know that we
appreciate value what they're doing. Allright. Holding a press conference this morning,
Dominic choiceing he doesn't want the position, but the search is on.
It will take six to nine monthsto find a new chief for the LAPD.
And what about this. Two ofAmerica's favorite flavors are forming a fresh
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and fierce friendship Hidden Valley Ranch andcheese. It's together in the same bottle.
It's all for this collab for NationalRanch Day that is on Sunday.
Cheesy Ranch with the Z of course, is made with real cheese. It's
only going to be sold at Walmartat Kroger stores for the next month.
So six new flavors of ranch asWild Garlic, Nashville Hot, Creamyjlapino,
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Spicy Hot, Honey, Green Goddess, Parmesan Caesar. But yeah, National
Ranch Day is Sunday, so youcan explore some new flavors for your tongue.
And why we want to squeeze adorablethings. It's called cute aggression.
If you've ever looked at a puppyor baby and just felt this overwhelming urge
to squeeze them because they're just toocute, well, it's called cute aggression.
It's puzzled a lot of neuroscientists todelve deeper into its origins and implications.
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At the core of this intriguing study, researchers monitored participants' brain activity while
exposing them to cute things, andthe finding suggested that cute aggression is a
form of dimorphous expression where individuals experiencemultiple contrasting emotions at once, so when
you see it, you want totake action and squeeze it. Overwhelming positive
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feelings elicited by cute stimuli. Well, that's why you want to squeeze it.
And the sunshine is here mid toupper sixties. We are basking in
it. It's gonna be a beautifulday. And right now it is fifty
five and burd Bank Kost, LosAngeles, powered by Celsia's Essential Energy Drinks.
It's coast one of three point five. Well, Michael and Madonna friends
(42:15):
and Madonna tonight night three at theKia Forum three out of five and Madonna
making history touring the world, buthere in La the hometown shows. We
caught up with Madonna said, youknow you are giving us more here in
your hometown than anywhere else and thankyou. Yeah. So I got a
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few fans in La Yeah, afew, a few fans. Yep.
Isn't that crazy? That is socrazy? And I thought about it from
times to time throughout the year,But then I felt very much liked that
nineteen year old girl living when Iwas living and lived in totally we could
feel it, but it was good. It was good. It was good
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to tote. I loved to stories, and I got to share a few
stories that I hadn't shared with peoplebefore. And there's a whole new generation
obviously that didn't live through a lotof the things that I lived through that
helped shape me as a human beingand an artist. So I wanted to
it's important to share those stories.We love you so much, Madonna,
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you got mad love for each other. Mad love. Yep. Today is
We Are the World Day. Andif you haven't seen it yet on Netflix,
The Greatest Night in Popperville's We Arethe World. It's the inside look
of the making of We Are theWorld. So that documentary is so good.
You will see so many things thathave never been shown before. Michael
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Jackson, Lionel Richie, just everyonewho went into that, the scheduling that,
Oh, it's just this immense projectand a huge part of that night,
Sheila ye on with us now WeAre the World Day, Sheila E
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what a night. Huh. Yeah, it was pretty amazing. I you
know you at the time, atthe moment all that happened, you know,
I was so much was going on. I was out on tour,
I had been up for three daysand then to actually play one of the
biggest shows ever, the American MusicAwards. That was my first time as
a solo artist performing and it wasa big deal talking to Big Clark because
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I needed to have them turn offthe lights because my sticks were gonna glow,
and they were like, we can'tturn the lights off on national television.
Are you crazy? Bout time.We got them to do it,
but it was after the light cameon because blah blah blah the sticks and
you know, the glow sticks everyonetalked about. And then you know,
right after and line on Brenda,they're like, okay, well you're going
(44:51):
to the thing after Yes, okay, fine. You walk in the room
and everyone's there and you're like,wow, this is amazing. I knew
a lot of the people. You'rethere all night and then I leave at
four in the morning. At sixam, I'm back on the bus out
on tour, just passed out,exhausted. When you go, I go,
now, look at this documentary.I had never seen it, of
course, and then we go tothe premiere and when I had done the
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interview, it was probably six toeight months before they released the premiere,
so I forgot about it and Ididn't know it was going to be on
Netflix. So I'm watching this thing. I was like, Wow, this
is amazing. It just you stepback and go. I was a part
of this night that made history.But even more so what that night had
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done to raise all the money thatwe were able to and it continues to
raise money through sponsorship or through peoplegiving money constantly throughout the year. Definitely,
we are always there for you.Thank you for the music, thank
you for the great experiences in life. Thank you. I appreciate you.
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You leave that today we are theworld day. She let you with a
new single out tomorrow with Gloria Stephan, her first salsa song. So love
catching up with Sila e here onCoast one oh three point five. Thanks
for spending your morning with us theLNK Morning Show. Carrie Steele is coming
up next join us for a funFriday tomorrow. It is International Women's Day
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and we are celebrating you all daytomorrow. So Mariah Carey is your llen
K one kpaide song of the Daywith Fantasy. Carrie Steele gives you your
listener advantage today at two pm,so don't miss that. She whittles it
down for you so you can focusin on getting that one thousand dollars all
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right. We also are going tobe joined tomorrow by Sheila Ish that brand
new salsa song out with Gloria Stefan, Kate Hudson, Amanda Sallas, cancer
survivor and friend from Fox News.She will be here with us. We
celebrate you, Amanda, You're sucha great example of getting through really tough
stuff. International Women's Day tomorrow.Also Madonna, she's a Kia form tonight.
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We celebrate Madonna and Share just joinus tomorrow morning, and we want
to celebrate the special women in yourlife too, So shout outs all morning
long. It's your heir. I'mEllen, I'm Ryan Mano, I'm Social
Queen Darlene, and we end everyshow with a quote and a kiss,
and Darlene, I want to shoutyou out too. Talk about an International
(47:30):
Woman's Day appreciation post right now live. I don't know how you do it,
Ditto, I want to do itso well. Thank you. You
know, we're all women on coastand that's really cool. I'm super proud
of that. So carry on,Carrie, Yeah, carry on, Carrie
(47:50):
Steele, Sandy Stack, Karen Sharpholding it down, doing it so well,
the Ryan Mano you too, youknow all of it. Well,
here's the thing. International Women's Dayis not a day to make men feel
left out. It's a day foryou to love us. That's right.
Yeah, and I do daily.And Queen Elizabeth published her first post on
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Instagram, Queen Elizabeth I and thisis her quote. I think it's a
beautiful quote, stands today. Shereigned for seventy years. You talk about
a powerful woman who did it allwith grace. And I love what she
said. And she said this onInstagram. What a great Instagram first.
But it's so deep too. It'sworth remembering that it's often the small steps,
(48:35):
not the giant leaps, that bringabout the most lasting change. Kiss
on three, kiss on me onetwo three,
The LNK Morning Show. You andRyan Manno and Darlene. You guys get
me through the day. So Ijust want to thank you for that and
bringing just happiness and laughter and joyout to the community. Is really really
amazing on Coast one oh three pointfive and it is Coast one e three
point five Top Stories, Top ofthe Hour, Good Morning of ellen k
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Elon Musk said that his social mediaplatform X is considering getting rid of showing
the number of likes and reposts oneach post. He said he wants to
get rid of all clutter content onx. Since taking over the company,
he has also added the number ofviews to each post. And scientists have
successfully reprogrammed elephant stem cells. Itcould allow them to resurrect the wooly mammoth
(00:44):
by twenty twenty eight. What couldgo wrong? It's been more than four
thousand years since the mammoth last walkedto the earth. Doctor George Church,
co founder and lead geneticist of ColossalBiosciences, said the creation of these cells
opens the door to the de extinctionof the wooly mammoth. He said,
it's not a huge idea to thinkthat we'll be able to synthesize on a
large scale in the future. Thatmeans dinosaurs as well. Hikes. All
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right, what about this inn Avatarbased land similar Tampaandora itself is heading to
Disneyland. CEO Bob Igers shared theidea on a corporate call this week,
saying, quote, we have onein Florida, ohy, not a second
in California. Igar also slipped inthis little nugget. He's already working with
James Cameron to develop the Disneyland concept. Avatar is coming, and that quick
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round of rain has moved out.We are now forming a high pressure dome
making way for a sunny morning tempsup a tick two afternoon highs and then
mid to upper sixties. Right now, it's already fifty in Burbank Kost,
Los Angeles, fueled by Celsius EssentialEnergy Drinks. It's Coast one of three
point five, You and me andus Coast one of three point five and
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the only k Morning show. HiEmeli, Hi, I'm right, mano,
Hi, I'm social. Queen DarleneHarrison Ford just came out with a
confession. He said this music IndianaJones theme song was playing during his last
colonoscopy, poor guy. Honestly inthe operating room. Yep, I'm not
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here to laugh or have fun.I just held this over with. But
what a brilliant choice. As theyinject you and they say it's like having
ten martinis. We're gonnaccount backward fivefour three two Harrison Ford. Yeah,
(02:37):
and then he woke up from thatcolonoscopy when he tweeted about it, put
it up on socials. At leastwe can laugh about it. When I
had my firstborn, Prince, littleRed Corvette was playing and I thought it
was kind of funny, even thoughit was scared to you know, for
my life. Yes, right,emergency c section. But you'll never forget
that song. I forget it.That's what music does to us. It's
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there for our celebrations and our scarymoments. Oh boy. All right,
well here we are. It isa therapy Thursday. If you have any
kind of issue in your life.We have a real therapist, a real
serrapist. Her name is Sarah goodsarapist, not a therapist. She's a
(03:21):
real therapist named Sarah Sarah Dash.That needs to be your Instagram handle.
That would be amazing. Sarah Dash. She is here to handle anything in
your life that is bothering you.And here's what you can do. Just
text us. It's so easy.Five one oh three five and then we'll
get you on with Sarah. Also, we have one thousand dollars for you.
Just a reminder. Your song ofthe day is Bruno mar Is.
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Just the way you are. Welove you just the way you are.
Hey, you know what's going onhere in the Southland rough waters and rough
waters make for jumpy humpies. Sothe humpback whales are jumpy humpies. And
Newport Coastal Adventure they take the likethe blow up boat whatever that's called,
where it's like the big giant raft. Yeah it's not a dinghy is I
(04:10):
think it's sur but it's inflatable.Yeah, and you put like twenty people
in it. And so instead ofthe big whale watching ships where you can
put one hundred people on, theseare the small things. And this giant
humpback just came out of nowhere anddid its big spin in the air and
crashed down. How cool is that? Very cool? Oh my gosh,
(04:30):
we should go whale watching. Iwould love that humpbacks. You know,
my man crushed David Muir. Healways ends every ABC World News with a
good news story, and he talkedabout whales tonight, the incredible discovery a
rare gray whale off the Massachusetts coast, the species believed to be extinct for
two hundred years in the Atlantic.Marine biology researchers performing an aerial survey spotting
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the rare gray whale just thirty milessouth of Nantucket. The large tail out
of the water. Grey whales canweigh sixty thousand pounds, distinguishable by their
lack of a dorsal fin at grayand white spotted coloring. Thank you David
here. We learned so much fromhim. Yeah, so the whales are
jumping something to know. We're goinginside entertainment, all right, someone secretly
(05:27):
engaged your grey mouth's gonna drop andyou're gonna say, when did that happen?
And who is it? Find randomkid in my year. Look,
you know, use a good manthing in the blues, the FEMA gather.
You've got nothing to do? Well? Did it take you all?
The Lank Morning Show on Coast oneO three point five one three point five
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Coast one of three point five InsideEntertainment with Llen k All right, supposedly
secretly engaged after six years of dating. She's a gorgeous actress. She is
a nepple baby, but she workshard and gets her own jobs. And
he is one of our favorite artiststhat we play here on Coast and who's
(06:09):
been in and this guy has signedour surfboard, Ryan Mano, do you
think you know how couple? Noidea dark? Oh my goodness, think
young beautiful brunette actress or brown chestnutbrown hair, douba, you're getting closer.
She's an actress, not a soul. And then Chris Martin, Oh,
(06:30):
oh my god, I blew myown game. That was an I
love Lucy move right there? Thatwas so cute. No way, Well,
supposedly they're secretly engaged, and theygot the blessing and backing from ex
wife Gwyneth Paltrow. They've been besottedwith each other from day one, so
taking the next step was inevitable.They are in no rush to plan their
wedding, and Dakota has maintained aclose relationship with Gwyneth ever since she started
(06:56):
dating Chris. So, yeah,I'm so sorry, I blew the game.
How are you gonna say, Ryan? I literally had no guests.
No one came to mind. Singerand actress. Here's the thing, Dua
is kind of an actress. Now, yes, in that movie that is
true. That was a good guess. Dakota Johnson Don Johnson is her daddy.
Milie Griffith is her mommy. Hey. Shani Twain has been selected as
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one of this year's Barbie Role Modelsby Mattel International Women's Days. Tomorrow,
Shanai get to Barbie and so doesHelen Maren Dame, Helen Mirren, supermodel
Joselle Bunchin broke down in tears afterABC News host Robin Roberts asked her a
simple question, how are you well? When you say, sorry, guys,
(07:41):
I don't know. Can I havea little moment. She went on
to say that her divorce from TomBrady was the death of a dream.
She said that there's easier days thanothers and she can only control what she
does. She's living her truth andnot apologizing and thank you for having us
on. Were the only k Morningshow doing her hometown shows. Madonna,
(08:09):
She's at the Kia Forum again tonightand there she is on coast one of
three point five and we want tosend you on a roarsome adventure. Look,
scientists might bring the wooly mammoth back, what would stop them from bringing
back a t Rex or a breakyou saurce right, it's Dinoh Valley,
Lego Land, your four pack rightnow? Caller twenty eight hund nine nine
kost hi your caller twenty Yeah,who is this? This is TD and
(08:41):
d D. Who's with you?That was my husband and my daughter.
They we're like, oh, didyou win? We gotta leave. Make
sure that you put it, don'tmake any noise. How cute? Well
your collar twenty you got a fourpack to Lego Land and Lego Land Water
Park. Oh awesome, just goingto be so excited. We're excited to
(09:03):
send you. That's right, it'sso wres some adventure, prehistoric journey through
awesome new rides, brick tastic Legodinosaurs, interactive build and play areas.
So when we have the DNA ofa wooly mammoth or a t Rex or
whatever kind of dinosaur, they say, it's only we don't take a year
to make this thing. Wooly mammothmight be brought back to life by next
(09:24):
year, so anyway we know,please Honestly, we've learned nothing. Jurassic
Park apparently horrible. The LNK MorningShow on Coast one O three point five
and it's Coast one of three pointfive. Oscar is coming up on Sunday.
No rain in the forecast whatsoever.We have a high pressure dome building
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over us right now. So justpicture that and what that does, according
to our meteorologists friend Dallas, rains, it locks in, you know,
the warm temps in the sunshine.Yeah, beautiful day for a happiness hack
for life. Well, every dayis a beautiful day for a happiness hacker.
Ryan Mano brings it next. Howabout a happiness hack for life here
(10:09):
on a thank you Thursday. Thankyou Ryan for your happiness hacks. Thank
you Ellen. Question. What's yourcurrent anxiety level right now, right now?
Give it all? What is onelow and ten as high? I'm
sitting here in Burbank with blue skies. I'm giving you a one. Oh.
(10:30):
Come on, I wake up ata six. I was gonna say,
I'm consistently a seven. Let meexplain, Okay. I got a
great like good morning text from myson, which instantly set the mood for
(10:50):
the day, and then I gotevery green light on the way in.
So right now, at this timeof the morning, I'm a one on
the anxiety scale. Got you ourfriend and Matt Raife visited the Austin He
said, man, I just Ican't sleep lately. I don't know,
there's just so much anxiety. Right. So here's the thing. A new
study has found that spending time countingbutterflies reduces your anxiety instantly. Within fifteen
(11:15):
minutes, your anxiety is twenty percentless. Oh my god, I think
it's butterfly hatching season. It is, and I am here to suggest a
couple places. Okay, I'm EldoradoNature Center in Long Beaches gives you some
time with butterflies. Leo Correo,lots of monarchs. I love that monarchs.
The Arboretum in Arcadia booming with butterfliesright now. Take me there,
Irvine. We're going to you,baby, you see I We'll get that
(11:37):
arboretum to butterfly Central and you cancount them. You've turned into Karen Sharp,
she chases rainbows and now you're countingbutterflies. Now, where is your
anxiety level? I'm still at aboutan eight three point five and The Ellen
k Morning Show see. I'm nicpoliochani coast one of three point five A
(11:58):
right, thank you, Nicky.On this Thank You Thursday, we want
to thank Alexander Graham Bell getting uspatent on this day, almost one hundred
and fifty years ago for the telephone. So look at that device in your
hand. Now. They used tohave wires, and I mean, do
you know in those old fashioned movieswhere they actually hang the thing on the
hook, the little talkie piece.And then my mother in law and father
(12:20):
in law met each other on aparty line, So how did those work?
You would just pick up and likein the whole neighborhood. You never
did it a party party line.I've never done a party line. I
did it? You real all anumber and everyone's talking in it's like a
group chat, okay, the originalgroup chat. So fun. But yeah,
thanks to alex Bell. Alexander GrahamBell, he's the big ab for
(12:43):
giving us the phone today. Allright, Madonna's at the Forum again tonight.
She's leaving it all on the stage. If you get a chance to
go, or you want tickets here, we know you're gonna love it.
But also at the Forum, tearsfor Fears, They performed there so many
times, and they came on nottoo long ago to also what happened the
first time they performed at the GloriousForum. I actually have one Forum story
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from when we first played there,which I think was back in nineteen ninety,
I want to say, and mywife was learning to just learning to
drive a car at that point,and I made her drive us to the
Forum. I picked her up atLax and I made her drive the car,
and I'm usually we couldn't find thebackstage entrance, and then fans started
(13:31):
to recognize me in the car andthe panic sciences felt trying to find the
backstage entrance first to drive down whileand she was just learning to drive while
people were banging on the side ofthe car. It was a memory that
will live forever. Here they arein Coast one of three point five,
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a huge recall on acne creams.A big list will tell you why and
what also guilty involuntary manslaughter in theRust movie case. Those stories and more
coming up. Karen Bass busy today, we'll tell you what she's doing our
La mayor your top stories. Next. You're on Coast one of three point
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five and it is Coast, oneof three point five top stories top of
the hour, Good Morning, I'melan kay and a jury needed only three
hours to convict Hannah Gutierra's read ofinvoluntary manslaughter in the shooting death of cinematographer
Helena Hutchins. Hannah Gutierra's read oversawweapons safety on the set of the Alec
Baldwin movie Rust. He's doing courtthis summer to defend against involuntary manslaughter charges.
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The read conviction could be bad newsfor Baldwin. If she's guilty of
involuntary manslaughter. Surely a JURYI willsay Baldwin is guilty too, after all,
he held the weapon that fired thatlive bullet loaded into a cult forty
five. A carcinogen called ben zenhas been found in a number of topical
acne treatments that contained benz oil foroxide, including popular products from Proactive Clear
(15:01):
Cell, Panoxyle, and more.The company that found the cancer causing chemical
has asked the FDA to recall andsuspend sales of all benzoil peroxide products here
in the US. And this isgood news. Late payment fees for major
credit cards won't be nearly as highanymore. Federal regulators just cap them at
eight dollars, down from thirty twodollars. Stead He found those fees have
been costing US more than fourteen billiondollars a year. Finally, some relief
(15:26):
and LA Mayor Karen Bass is leadingin LA delegate in Paris today, Aimed
at hyping the summer Olympics here intwenty twenty eight, Bass expected to tout
our cities many moves regarding business development, transportation and infrastructure improvements. She'll be
flanked by local leaders who'll hear theIOC explain what else they expect from La
as a host city. Let theGames begin, and we have a beautiful
(15:48):
day for it too, mostly sunny. We're gonna have highs in the upper
sixties. Anaheim sixty a, Zusea. You go to sixty five and it's
fifty in Burbank Kost, Los Angeles. Fueled by Celsius Energy Drinks Coast one
of three point five. Happy birthdayto you if you're celebrating today here on
March seventh, Ryan Cranston, welove you, Thank you for always supporting
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Coast and our morning show. Petersars Guard celebrating one to Sykes Love her,
and happy birthday to the telephone.Before we get to a Katie and
Chino Hills. I made crescent rolls, Pillsbury Crescent rolls. I love those
Pillsbury Crescent rolls. That little doughboy, this guy. Yeah, And
(16:37):
then I follow Guy Fieri. Iknow you do too well. So this
is what he said about getting thething open. It's so hard to open
a crescent roll canister, right,you have to peel it, and then
you got to press the spoon.It's violent, and then it scares you
because it pops. It pops,right, So Guy Fieri said it best
(17:00):
because squishing that much biscuit into thatlittle space teeters on the edge of hubis
the pop is to keep us humble, to remind us all that death comes
for us. Oh guy, getyou man, This guy's a national treasure.
There's got to be a better wayanyway. I made the cress and
rules and again, and another thingfor my husband because he's home from a
long business trip in Cabo. Poorthing, all right, Katie Chino Hill's
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Happy birthday to the fellow telephone.About one hundred and forty eight years ago
today, Alexander Graham Bell got thatpatent. Thank you for having us on.
Good Morning. Hi, good morning. I heard you talking about the
party line that people used to have. Yes, were you ever on one?
Yes? But it wasn't a partyIt was that we had four other
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households of a total of about fourhouseholds on one line, so you had
to share the space. Yeah.Well, I somebody was using their phone.
You picked up your phone. Youcould hear them, but you had
to hang out, you know,put it down out of privacy because other
people were using the phone. Itwas interesting. Yeah, you could probably
just listen in to all kinds ofgossay. We used to listen in to
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our neighbors all the time. Wewere awful teenagers. I was so excented
to have a private line. Sothat's what everybody had. What's the most
shocking thing about the neighbors that youever heard? I do remember that my
girlfriends and I would listen in tothis one family because we liked the boy.
He was our paper boy and wehad a crush on him. So
we just to a talked to hisgirlfriend and then he gets so mad at
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us. That was funny. Couldyou imagine? And now instead of listening
in on phones our phones are listeningto us. Yes, exactly full circle.
Oh that's so funny. Well,Alexander Grahampall pad did that phone one
hundred and forty eight years ago today? I love this quote. When one
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door closes, another opens, butwe look so long and so regretfully upon
the closed door that we don't seethe one that opened for us us.
Oh, he's not going, that'ssure. What's true? Yeah, it's
therapy Thursday, Alexander Graham Bell hebrings it. God blessing for finding up
the phone. Have a great day. I love your show. Thank you,
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Katie. It's Katie Chino Hills.Isn't the egg farm out in Chino
Hills? Yeah, Billy's Egg Farm. You go drive through and get one
hundred eggs at a time, orhowever many you want. All right,
we're gonna go inside Entertainment next.Who are the highest paid actors on the
planet? Is number one? Aman or a woman? Find out next
the LNK Morning Show on Coast oneO three point five five Coast one O
(19:37):
three point five. Inside Entertainment withllen k Ports released their list of the
highest paid actors of twenty twenty three. It's a bit ironic that landing at
number one is someone who didn't havea single movie in theaters. Instead,
this guy make all of his movieson Netflix. Number four a tie Matt
Damon, Ryan Gosling, Number three, Tom Cruise forty five mil, Margot
Robbie Barbie came in number two withfifty nine mil. Oh, by the
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way, there will not be aBarbie two at least that's what Gretor Gurwitz
says. So far, no plans. And number one a guy who didn't
have a single movie in theaters,but he did have Netflix. Adam Sandler
top in the list of the highestpaid actor of twenty twenty three with seventy
three million dollars. Ah'm Jack BlackKung Pu fan of four in theaters really
(20:23):
tonight, and we have been soexcited about this movie. He said he
was going to do a Britney Spearscover Hit Me Baby one more time.
It has gone viral toenation. DBrittany super excited about that as well.
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You know, because every time that'sgoing to play, just making my underwing
and you're ellen KQ and they justahead keep it here to win your way
in, to usher it into itdome and it is coast one of three
point five. Welcome to your ellenKQ and A it's usher into it dome?
(21:18):
Are you into it? That wasreally no, it's good. Oh
we had a morning shift change,guys, Jackie out shadow in so they
did the shift change for the eggs. Three little baby eagles waiting to pip
and hatch. And there's a rumor, but the big bear camera said,
no rumors until the experts confirm it. But one of the eggs has a
(21:44):
little crack and hole in it,So continue to observe these beautiful eagles.
Try not to let your emotions getthe best of you. I cry watching
them. Need to there's such hugecelebrities. I feel like they should be
invited to be oscars this weekend.They should at least stream them in right
real. I mean, wouldn't itbe great if they had a baby on
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Sunday that they'd have to name himOscar, even if it's a girl.
Yes, so cute? All right, So we'll keep you posted on Jackie
in Shadow. If I were aschool teacher, I would have the stream
up in the corner at all times, just because that's the kind of thing
I would want as a student.Anyway. Welcome to the Q and A.
We ask a question, first callerwith the right answer gets ushered into
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it dome. Twenty five percent ofus do this weekly. What is it?
Twenty five percent of us do thisweekly? Eight hundred and nine nine
kost Think tasks and give us acall with your guesses. The Ellen k
Morning Show on Coast one oh threepoint five Travis Kelcey, Singapore with Taylor
(22:51):
Swift in there. She is onCoast and a shout out to Daddy,
Ronnie, Nicholas and Isabella on theirway to school in the car. Thanks
for having us on. It's thellen K Q and A on Post one
oh three point five Lisa Sanya seeto how many kids in the car?
Three? Hi guys, Hello,hey car. I wanted to let you
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know that they might bring the woolymammoth back to life. Scientists are working
on it. They have DNA andthey're going to replicate it in a lab
and they think that they can makea wooly mammoth. Would you like that
or not? I think might bescary. Oh they want it, yeah,
they want it all right? Well, anyway, so what's your guest?
(23:37):
Twenty five percent of us do thisweekly. Oh my guess is cry
cry every week? Oh that's agood one. They say it's good to
cry. Yeah right, yeah,but it's not the right answer. Guys.
Okay, we will try again tomorrow. Ah. Thanks, have a
good fight man. It's Darlene.Hi, Darlene, good morning. You
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love your name Darlene. Are younamed after Darlene Love or social queen Darlene?
Oh all right, it says you'reheading to sea World, have a
fun day. Thank you, Thankyou. My sons are doing your fild
trip over there, so I'll befine. It's great, Darlene. What's
your guest changing the bed sheets?Oh it's a great guess. It's not
(24:26):
the right answer. Ah, thankyou. Hi Joanna, Hi, so
what's your guest? So what didtwenty five percent of us do every week?
Ask someone to call her phone sowe can find it. Oh I
feel I more than once a week. Have A friend of mine was visiting
(24:48):
us and she left her phone hereand I tried to call her on her
phone to tell her that you hadher phone. It was one of those
moments. Anyway, you are right, you are going going to usher night.
I'm so excited. Congrats, thankyou, thank you. I have
my kids in the car. Hi, guys, mommy. One twenty percent
(25:15):
of us have to do that everyweek. Yeah, friend, Piper,
she's in the studio saying hi.She leaves her phone. Is here.
I'm calling him, like you,guys have to call Piper. She left
her phone. That was just mydumbest moment. Though. You all look
to me like, oh no,she having an episode of some time.
(25:40):
Now, let's call her. Wecan't, guys, listen to this one.
There, said Anne Hathaway and starringin a movie called The Idea of
You. It's about a tattooed boyband singer who falls in love with an
older woman. Harry Styles and OliviaWilde. You know it's coming out in
May. I can't wait for thatone. Your top story next is eating
(26:00):
carbs making you ugly. I'll takethe ugly. I'll tell you next Coast.
One of three point five top storiesTop of the Hour on TV tonight
the State of a Union Address sixpm on all major networks. Have a
hard time not seeing that if yourTV is on this evening and eating carbs
is making us ugly. I don'tcare about ugly. Just give me the
(26:22):
carbs. Researchers found that the oppositesex finds a person's face less attractive after
they've eaten refined car field foods.Those who ate the carbs, men and
women, were given lower facial attractivenessscores across the board, and those who
wrote in their surveys that the typicallyeat high car breakfasts and snacks also tanked
in the attractiveness ratings. I likethat study and europe Ball. When a
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Jupiter's moons produces enough daily oxygen tosustain a million humans, per new data
from NASA, though very cold,scientists believe there could be life below that
moon's icy surface. And we havea warm day today. It's a high
pressure dome keeping the warm air in. We're going to get highs up to
about the mid to upper sixties thousandoaks in Testin, you're going up above
(27:07):
sixty five. And right now itis fifty five in Burbank Kost, Los
Angeles, fueled by Celsius Energy drinks. It's coast one of three point five.
Hi, good morning, who's this? Hi? Who's Imelda? Emelda?
Good news for you? Really,really please tell me, please tell
(27:27):
me your color twenty You just wonone thousand dollars. Oh well, thank
you. Oh my god, I'mso happy. I'm trying. Thank you,
thank you. It's so easy towin. You just listen and we've
played Bruno Mars just the way youare, you are color twenty and then
you get the cash just like that. Oh, thank you, thank you
(27:48):
very much, Ellen, thank you. Are you kidding me? It's the
only K one K payday? Soevery single day we get another one thousand
dollars winner, And it's the easiestway anywhere to win because all you do
is listen and then you call callher twenty gets it all right? Bruno
mar Is, just the way youare? That was today is what is
tomorrow's We'll tell you coming up andit's a therapy Thursday. What's on your
(28:14):
mind? I want to talk toour therapist, Sarah dash I'm calling her,
Sarah pist. It's so good.We did get your text five one
oh three five. Listen to thisone. This one coming from the three
one oh. Love is when youcan forgive someone. To move on to
the next chapter, my father wasprompted to see his mother after not seeing
her for eight years. They justhad dinner last night and it was amazing.
(28:37):
The best thing you can do inlife is forgive and love one another.
I want to talk to Sarah aboutforgiveness. We have another one.
Oh, stressy, Jesse. Ineed to bring my anxiety levels down.
Okay, we have your therapy Thursday, Sarah Dash coming up here on coast
the llen k Morning Show. Welcometo Therapy Thursday. It's your one stop
(28:59):
for therapy, and thank you forall of the issues you know that you're
dealing with every day. Yeah,life can be great and then all of
a sudden, Nope, it canall change in a minute. And I
think Ellen, you probably would agreewith this that one of the bigger issues
is thinking that we don't have issuesexactly. That's so true. I'll tell
you what we do have. Wehave our own therapist, Sarah Dash gave
(29:23):
her a nickname accidentally today is aSarrapist. I don't hold now but therapy
Thursday with Sarah Dash. So Jesse, stressy, Jesse, thank you so
much for coming on with us.I'm going to hook you up now on
the phone with Sarah. All right, Jesse, what's going on recently?
(29:45):
I've been experiencing a little bit moreworry than usual. I guess you can
call it anxiety, and I washoping I can get some advice on how
to manage and control my excessive anxiety. Can you tell me, just really
quickly, what it is that youfind yourself worrying about the most. I
find myself worrying about my work andlife balance a lot of times, like
(30:10):
I just don't have enough time todo everything on my day to day's.
Yeah, that's a big one forme. What is it that you feel
you are not having time to do? I feel like I haven't had much
time for myself, Okay, betweenworking multiple jobs, I just haven't had
time for myself and trying to findthat balance is causing me excessive anxiety.
(30:36):
Well, I think it sounds likefor you, you're kind of walking that
fine line of worrying about things thatyou may actually be able to take steps
to improve and also letting go ofwhat you can't really do anything about,
and that can be kind of overwhelming. Even the process of parsing those things
(31:00):
out isn't easy to do. SoI think maybe if you thought about it
in terms of what can you doand what you can't do, that was
your starting place. That might giveyou a little bit of direction, and
you know, if I can jumpin for a second stressye, Jesse,
I like that you gave yourself thatnickname. I have a girlfriend who works
(31:23):
for a really, really demanding bossand they work all day. Then he
expects them on a whim to justgo where he's going. If he wants
to have drinks as a group,not only does she have to go,
she has to stay for the entirething. If he wants to go have
a big group lunch, you haveto drop everything you're doing and go.
And these are all social situations,but it's incredibly stressful because sometimes there's a
(31:48):
situation where you have to say no, and then she feels vulnerable like,
oh no, I wasn't there Ishe going to fire me? Exactly?
Yeah, it is absolutely okay tosay know And this might seem like it's
not like therapy advice, but everyonce in a while it can be helpful
just to raise your hands and beokay, what am I going to do
(32:12):
and let the chips fall where theymay, and again know that you're going
to be okay, that you canhandle whatever it is that you're worrying about.
Do you think that's something you coulddo, Jesse. Just you'll put
yourself first in some situations. Maybedefinitely I can try and say no more
often. I think that could bea first step to try and to gain
(32:34):
some control in my work in lifebalance because it does get a little hectic
sometimes and you know it's not It'snow just become a sort of a joke
with my friends. And I likestressy Jesse, like always worried, and
you know, I really like togain back like happy Jesse. Ah's sweet.
(32:57):
And you will, I think youabsolutely, you absolutely will just keep
yourself a break real life that youcan't do every single thing all the time.
That is so common, I think, especially for women. I just
think that, like I know alot of men feel like they've got to
lead the charge, but I thinkthat a lot of women think they have
to do absolutely everything or they letthemselves down. Yeah, they do and
(33:19):
let everybody else out to you.That's a big big women. Well thanks
Jesse. You We're not going tocall you stressy Jesse anymore. Thank you
guys, thank you Ellen, thankyou everyone, and thank you Sarah Sarah
Dash our therapist. Any issue youhave in your life text us five one
oh three five, will hook youup with Sarah dash Now my friend who
works for this guy who's so demanding. I mean it's like it's like sometimes
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he has I'm out till eleven pmand then they have to get up early
and be at work again. Sotake it back, say no, what's
the worst thing that can happen.You're not going to be at a couple
of social situations. And even ifthe worst thing happens and you that job,
maybe that was for the best anyway, right, because you're living on
the edge, yes, and hangingby a string, So you got to
(34:06):
set your priorities. I wish ourboss Paul because he's like James Bond.
I wish you'd come in here andsay, hey, guys, we're going
on an adventure. I'm not goingto have you home till midnight. We'll
be like, Okay, wherever you'regoing, you're following. Because he's like
this international man of mystery. Thecar is waiting. Let's do it all
(34:28):
right. Five one oh three fivetextas Therapy Thursday. Thanks for having us
on the LNK morning show on Coastone oh three point five. Happy birthday
to you if you're celebrating today likeour buddy Brian Cranston. Ryan, you
and Darley are so lucky. Yeah, he went over to get it in
your tequila bottles sign or mescal.Oh you met him and he did something
special for us. We'll share thatwith you coming up. Also, Happy
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birthday to the telephone. Celebrate thattoo. Next, you're the small town.
He is Hollywood. It's very ownedBrian Kurranston, but a nice guy.
He is born in Hollywood. Helistens to Coast one oh three point
five. He's a mezcal called dosOmbrice. There's a wrapped vehicle right here
(35:15):
at Ambrose Liquor Store on barm andit sits there all the time because I
think they're one of the top sellers. And also what Brian Cranston and Aaron
Paul, who owned this mez cowline together, what they do is they
go to their loyalists like the firstpeople who ever carried their mezcal, and
give them these amazing displays in HollywoodOrange Donkeys right at owe of the liquor
(35:42):
stores on Sunset and right down thestreet at House of Ambrose Liquors is where
Darlene and I met Brian and Aaron, by the way, drove themselves,
no frills, no entourage, justpulled up in their own cars and hung
out. And didn't you guys getthere before them? Yeah? Yeah,
they just pulled up on their own. They did. We got talking and
like you said, I when wefound out Brian Cranston loves Coast. Yes,
(36:04):
and I do remember when you weretalking about it, seeing tears in
your eyes. And I saw thevideo we're going to post it of Ryan
standing in line waiting to meet hishero, Brian Cranston, Hollywood's very own
and you were visibly shaking. Yeah, he goes on three point five.
It goes on three point five.It's five minutes after the big hour five
(36:29):
o'clock here coasting YouTube a weekend.You're gonna love waiting guy. Can you
imagine? Said he's born in Hollywoodand he's a huge Hollywood star and he's
just a normal guy. I lovethat you guys got to hang with him.
(36:52):
When did you stop shaking? Ittook a whole day, I think,
honestly, is breaking bad. It'slike one of our favorites shows ever.
And then last year, if youguys remember it was exactly a year
ago. I was in Vegas atthe wind Yes, and I see him
walking down the hallway and I stoppedhim. We took pictures. He was
there for a wedding. I'm like, okay, we're best friends now.
(37:14):
So if you see Brian Cranston outin the wild, he is very receptive
to fans and to love. Allright. Also, Happy birthday to the
telephone. It was on this day, one hundred and forty eight years ago
Alex Bell, also known as AlexanderGraham Bell, got the patent for the
phone. And Lynnette, thank youfor calling you. You heard us talking
about, you know, party linesand stuff. So I was telling my
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son Harrison in the car. Isaid, well, we were worse because
we used to have scanners and whenthe first cordless phones used to come in,
we used to listen to our wholeneighborhoods conversation on a scanner. What
was going on? You were technologicallyahead of everyone. I was ahead of
it. We knew the gossip ofthe block. Literally, we knew what
(38:00):
was happening in every house. Soyou just turn on the scanner, you
could hear everyone. Yeah, youcan just turn the channels and you can
listen to the conversation. It wasso good. Oh my goodness, that
was funny. What was the juiciest, Oh, you know, the juiciest
(38:22):
was an affair. Oh boy?They did they ever get busted? You
know what I believe. So Idon't quite remember the details, but I
remember that it hit the fan.It hit the fan, and then it
was just drama. But I don'tremember, you know. I think I
must have been my son's age atthe time. I think I was maybe
(38:43):
fourteen, So I don't know whatthe outcome and the bean, but I
remember there was a big commotion andwe knew what had happened, and we're
like, we're not saying anything.I don't know anything. No, No,
what neighborhood did you grow up in? Bell Gardens? Downy? That's
where all the drama the lives.Oh man, it was juicy. Well,
(39:05):
Ellen, I was gonna I wasgonna tell you the other day that,
you know how, when you guyswere celebrating your twentieth year with Ryan
Seacrest, I was like, Iwas telling Harrison, I said, you
know, I said, I metAlan when you used to work with Ricky
and we had a kiss party andI was just here from Puerto Rico and
I went on stage with you.Wow. Yeah, yes, And I
(39:31):
can remember what I was wearing andeverything, and I said, I met
her and she's like, where areyou coming from? And I said,
Puerto Rico And You're like, hey, Puerto Rico. And it was a
whole moment. Well, I'm gladwe're still together. And we're still together.
That's the longest relationship I've had.Well, I love you now,
(39:58):
you said, Alan. All Right, guys, have a great day.
It is Aha and Coast one ofthree point five top stories at the top
of the hour. LAPD interim chiefDominic Choi has been sworn in. He's
a feel good This is his firstmission. But as interim chief, one
(40:21):
of my primary goals is to increasemorale, talk about the good work that
they're doing, not just the badwork, and let them know that we
appreciate value what they're doing. Allright. Holding a press conference this morning,
Dominic choiceing he doesn't want the position, but the search is on.
It will take six to nine monthsto find a new chief for the LAPD.
And what about this. Two ofAmerica's favorite flavors are forming a fresh
(40:44):
and fierce friendship Hidden Valley Ranch andcheese. It's together in the same bottle.
It's all for this collab for NationalRanch Day that is on Sunday.
Cheesy Ranch with the Z of course, is made with real cheese. It's
only going to be sold at Walmartat Kroger stores for the next month.
So six new flavors of ranch asWild Garlic, Nashville Hot, Creamyjlapino,
(41:06):
Spicy Hot, Honey, Green Goddess, Parmesan Caesar. But yeah, National
Ranch Day is Sunday, so youcan explore some new flavors for your tongue.
And why we want to squeeze adorablethings. It's called cute aggression.
If you've ever looked at a puppyor baby and just felt this overwhelming urge
to squeeze them because they're just toocute, well, it's called cute aggression.
It's puzzled a lot of neuroscientists todelve deeper into its origins and implications.
(41:30):
At the core of this intriguing study, researchers monitored participants' brain activity while
exposing them to cute things, andthe finding suggested that cute aggression is a
form of dimorphous expression where individuals experiencemultiple contrasting emotions at once, so when
you see it, you want totake action and squeeze it. Overwhelming positive
(41:51):
feelings elicited by cute stimuli. Well, that's why you want to squeeze it.
And the sunshine is here mid toupper sixties. We are basking in
it. It's gonna be a beautifulday. And right now it is fifty
five and burd Bank Kost, LosAngeles, powered by Celsia's Essential Energy Drinks.
It's coast one of three point five. Well, Michael and Madonna friends
(42:15):
and Madonna tonight night three at theKia Forum three out of five and Madonna
making history touring the world, buthere in La the hometown shows. We
caught up with Madonna said, youknow you are giving us more here in
your hometown than anywhere else and thankyou. Yeah. So I got a
(42:37):
few fans in La Yeah, afew, a few fans. Yep.
Isn't that crazy? That is socrazy? And I thought about it from
times to time throughout the year,But then I felt very much liked that
nineteen year old girl living when Iwas living and lived in totally we could
feel it, but it was good. It was good. It was good
(42:59):
to tote. I loved to stories, and I got to share a few
stories that I hadn't shared with peoplebefore. And there's a whole new generation
obviously that didn't live through a lotof the things that I lived through that
helped shape me as a human beingand an artist. So I wanted to
it's important to share those stories.We love you so much, Madonna,
(43:20):
you got mad love for each other. Mad love. Yep. Today is
We Are the World Day. Andif you haven't seen it yet on Netflix,
The Greatest Night in Popperville's We Arethe World. It's the inside look
of the making of We Are theWorld. So that documentary is so good.
You will see so many things thathave never been shown before. Michael
(43:44):
Jackson, Lionel Richie, just everyonewho went into that, the scheduling that,
Oh, it's just this immense projectand a huge part of that night,
Sheila ye on with us now WeAre the World Day, Sheila E
(44:04):
what a night. Huh. Yeah, it was pretty amazing. I you
know you at the time, atthe moment all that happened, you know,
I was so much was going on. I was out on tour,
I had been up for three daysand then to actually play one of the
biggest shows ever, the American MusicAwards. That was my first time as
a solo artist performing and it wasa big deal talking to Big Clark because
(44:28):
I needed to have them turn offthe lights because my sticks were gonna glow,
and they were like, we can'tturn the lights off on national television.
Are you crazy? Bout time.We got them to do it,
but it was after the light cameon because blah blah blah the sticks and
you know, the glow sticks everyonetalked about. And then you know,
right after and line on Brenda,they're like, okay, well you're going
(44:51):
to the thing after Yes, okay, fine. You walk in the room
and everyone's there and you're like,wow, this is amazing. I knew
a lot of the people. You'rethere all night and then I leave at
four in the morning. At sixam, I'm back on the bus out
on tour, just passed out,exhausted. When you go, I go,
now, look at this documentary.I had never seen it, of
course, and then we go tothe premiere and when I had done the
(45:15):
interview, it was probably six toeight months before they released the premiere,
so I forgot about it and Ididn't know it was going to be on
Netflix. So I'm watching this thing. I was like, Wow, this
is amazing. It just you stepback and go. I was a part
of this night that made history.But even more so what that night had
(45:37):
done to raise all the money thatwe were able to and it continues to
raise money through sponsorship or through peoplegiving money constantly throughout the year. Definitely,
we are always there for you.Thank you for the music, thank
you for the great experiences in life. Thank you. I appreciate you.
(45:57):
You leave that today we are theworld day. She let you with a
new single out tomorrow with Gloria Stephan, her first salsa song. So love
catching up with Sila e here onCoast one oh three point five. Thanks
for spending your morning with us theLNK Morning Show. Carrie Steele is coming
up next join us for a funFriday tomorrow. It is International Women's Day
(46:24):
and we are celebrating you all daytomorrow. So Mariah Carey is your llen
K one kpaide song of the Daywith Fantasy. Carrie Steele gives you your
listener advantage today at two pm,so don't miss that. She whittles it
down for you so you can focusin on getting that one thousand dollars all
(46:45):
right. We also are going tobe joined tomorrow by Sheila Ish that brand
new salsa song out with Gloria Stefan, Kate Hudson, Amanda Sallas, cancer
survivor and friend from Fox News.She will be here with us. We
celebrate you, Amanda, You're sucha great example of getting through really tough
stuff. International Women's Day tomorrow.Also Madonna, she's a Kia form tonight.
(47:09):
We celebrate Madonna and Share just joinus tomorrow morning, and we want
to celebrate the special women in yourlife too, So shout outs all morning
long. It's your heir. I'mEllen, I'm Ryan Mano, I'm Social
Queen Darlene, and we end everyshow with a quote and a kiss,
and Darlene, I want to shoutyou out too. Talk about an International
(47:30):
Woman's Day appreciation post right now live. I don't know how you do it,
Ditto, I want to do itso well. Thank you. You
know, we're all women on coastand that's really cool. I'm super proud
of that. So carry on,Carrie, Yeah, carry on, Carrie
(47:50):
Steele, Sandy Stack, Karen Sharpholding it down, doing it so well,
the Ryan Mano you too, youknow all of it. Well,
here's the thing. International Women's Dayis not a day to make men feel
left out. It's a day foryou to love us. That's right.
Yeah, and I do daily.And Queen Elizabeth published her first post on
(48:13):
Instagram, Queen Elizabeth I and thisis her quote. I think it's a
beautiful quote, stands today. Shereigned for seventy years. You talk about
a powerful woman who did it allwith grace. And I love what she
said. And she said this onInstagram. What a great Instagram first.
But it's so deep too. It'sworth remembering that it's often the small steps,
(48:35):
not the giant leaps, that bringabout the most lasting change. Kiss
on three, kiss on me onetwo three,
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