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Speaker 4: They say this Pat Lincoln is a bad mother that you're talking about Lincoln.
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Speaker 2: Good morning, Cincinnati. Welcome to twelve thirty WDBZ. We are the buzz of Cincinnati, your talk station, the Lincoln Wear Show. Till one o'clock this afternoon. We are broadcasting live right here at Woodward High School, the home of the Bulldog, and we're doing a little fundraiser for the Woodward High School Band. Yes, mister Tyreek Gilbert, the Woodward High School Marching Band. And as you know, boy, I tell you, Cincinnati Public Schools in like a one hundred million dollar deficit. And they are not like the uh say, the Lakotas of the world, the Princetons of the world, the Sycamores of the world that's just got a unlimited cash flow rolling in for their extra curricular activities. They don't have it like that here at Cincinnati Public Schools. So we're here at Woodward trying to raise some money for the band. We're always talking about We're always talking about, Hey, these kids need something to do well. These kids are doing stuff and they're trying. They're trying to the comments again, they're trying to, you know, do something extra curricular. The band. They've got a great band here. They just you know, need money to go place.
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Speaker 5: And we were talking about it yesterday.
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Speaker 2: Kids need to go place and see the world, do things outside of their neighborhood. And so that's what we're doing here today. And I'm calling on all Woodward alum if you're a Woodward High School alum out there, but we're calling on everybody in the city. You don't have to be a Woodward alum to donate to this marching band. We're gonna have Tyreek Gilbert, who is the band leader, come over here in a few minutes to talk to us. But I tell you, we are doing it up and we are gonna raise the money for the Woodward High School band today and we've got you can We've got to when you come over here. We got a QR code. You can just do it through your PayPal on your phone, or you can make a cash donation. We're gonna talk to the principal. He's here, and we're just gonna have a great time here at Woodward High School today. So, and you've got a business, yeah, a little donation, you know, twenty dollars or so, we'll get your business a shout out. Yeah business. If you gotta need coming up. You want to promote your event, come over here, give a donation to Woodward High School. We'll let you shout out your event today. So it's just that simple. Come on over to drive up to the front.
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Speaker 5: I want to the address here would when I should know it?
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Speaker 2: I forgot thirty six hundred Reading Road.
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Speaker 6: I forgot.
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Speaker 2: Anyway, it's been a minute since I was here. I'm a graduate of nineteen sixty eight, as you can see right there, nineteen sixty eight. We're having a hard time. Seven thousand and five ready, yeah, seven thousand and five. Okay, they said it ended, so you might have to get it back again.
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Speaker 5: Anyway, we're having a time over here.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, come on over Woodward High School right here in Bond Hills. You know the place right across from.
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Speaker 5: The Community Action Agency.
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Speaker 2: You got allan temple. We're right there. Just pull up in the front circle. Hop out of your car and run. We're right here at the front, right inside the door, right where the circle is located here at Woodward High School. So come on over. I'll be here till one o'clock. And we've got a lot going on. Cincinnati facing a twenty nine million dollar budget shortfall, and they're saying they might have to lay off police officers. Now, I just can't imagine in the world in which we live in Cincinnati today that we would have to layoff police officers. That's got to be something that shouldn't even come up for discussion. That should not even come up for discussion, that we would have to layoff police officers. And hey, in the city of Cincinnati with all the crime going on, and they're just short of police officers, that's the thing. They don't have enough police officers. And you're talking about what happened to recruiting another recruit class. Come on, this is and I'm sure that the I'm sure that the recruit class. They're out there trying to recruit police officers and you're talking about canceling a recruit class. We got to get Scottie Johnson on the phone here find out what's going on. We've got to do that. We've got to do that. So hey, we'll find out what's going on with that. A couple other things. A fifteen year old shot the school teacher at Texas, at a Texas high school man. And we won't talk about that too much today. Right here, we'll skip over that story. We'll get to that. Symptoms of the Cicada covid. They've got another covid out there, and it's called the Cicada covid, and it's been detected in at least twenty five states. Yeah, and the symptoms sored throat, coughing, headache, pretty much the same symptoms as the other covid. Pretty much the same. So they said, sore throat, cough sneezing, muscle pain or body aches, vomiting, diarrhea, and changes to your sense of smell or taste. So there you go. There you go, make sure you have it. If you have any symptoms like that, you might have Cicada covid. Where did they come up with that name? Cicada covid? And the Reds one another one last night. Chase Burns was throwing that ball pretty good last night. I got a chance to watch the Reds for the first time this season, and hey, it was pretty good. They looked pretty good. I have to admit, we'll see what's gonna happen. The pitching looked pretty good. How long can it hold up without their two
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top starters. I don't know. We'll see, we'll see. Somebody said, who comes up with these names? Cicada, Covid. I don't know. I don't know where they come up with those names. CBS canceling another show with a lot of black folks on there. Watson with Morris Chestnut, his show is going to be canceled, The Neighborhood canceled.
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Speaker 5: And a lot of those shows on CBS where they.
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Speaker 2: Were black people starring in, They're gone. And then if you were on the TV, they got rid of you, just like ncis Yeah, director of Vans, he's gone. But I tell you CBS is crumbling under Donald Trump, and boy, I don't know what he told him, but he scared the hell out of him. He scared the hell out of them. You have to be a certain aid to remember this guy Frank Whichael used to have a column in The Inquirer, and he used to really piss off a lot of black folks with some of his columns. Frank Whichel was his name, and boy did he stir people up. He died at the age of ninety five. Former columnists with the Cincinnati Inquirer Frank whychel Man. He had some articles back in the day that, yeah, people weren't kind of crazy, but that's what you gotta do people. That's when they were delivering the Inquiry. I guess they still. Does anybody get the paper delivered anymore?
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Speaker 6: I just wonder.
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Speaker 7: I don't know, But.
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Speaker 2: You know, the Sunday paper is a little different, not like it used to be. They still have the ads in there, but the news is a few days old. It seems like, I don't know, now, not a whole lot of people have the paper delivered to their doorstep any longer. Yeah, and I'm one of them. Yeah, I'm wonderful. I used to have the paper delivered every single day. I couldn't live without opening up the newspaper. Those days seemed to be long gone. Yes, all right. A couple other things. BUCkies, people are upset brought a man outburst went viral. So he went to BUCkies and he wanted to charge his gas inside, and they say you can't use a debit card or credit card inside to charge your gas. You have to go outside and charge your gas separately from inside unless you have cash. And then people were saying, well, I want to buy my gas with my credit card inside because I don't want anybody putting those you know, scammers inside, the you know credit card thing in there. So anyway, they people are upset with BUCkies. New let's see on credit cards and we'll see what's gonna happen. Now, all right, what else we have going on? Oh? I think we need to take a break and then we'll come back. We are broadcasting live here at Woodward High School. And what was seven thousand and two Reading Road. Seven thousand and two Reading Road. You should know Woodward High School. If you live seven thousand and five Reading Road, you live in Cincinnati, you gotta know where we're located. And we're taking donations for the Woodward High School Marching Band. So come on by here today and we'll talk to.
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Speaker 7: You and
we're taking your donations for the band.
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Speaker 2: We're gonna take a break and then we'll come back twelve thirty. The buzz where with your till one o'clock this afternoon, And who will be the first class to donate to the Woodward High School Marching Band. Will it be the class of sixty eight? I know you're riding around out there somewhere, Ron Twitty. Will it be the class of seventy eight?
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Speaker 6: I don't know.
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Speaker 2: We'll see who the first class will be to donate to the Woodward High School Marching Band. And hey, come on.
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Speaker 5: Over here and check us out. Like I said, if you've got.
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Speaker 2: A business and just a little donation, hey, it's up to you, and we'll give your business a shout out. We're trying to still trying to work on getting the broadcasts up and running, but it's coming. It's coming, so stay tuned for that. We're working on it. But come on over here, check us out. Seven thousand and five Reading Roads place to be. We'll be here till one o'clock. And as soon as we get up and running here with our equipment on the air, we're gonna talk to Tyree Gilbert, who is the band leader. He's the director of the band, Tyree Gilbert, and he's here, and I tell you last year they were invited to Hawaii. I think Atlanta, a lot of different places the Woodword Band was invited to, but the funds are short and they can't make it to every place that they're invited to. That's why we're looking for you today to help out with the funds for the Woodward High School Marching Band. And yes, you know, the public schools got a big deficit and things are not getting any better for all the extracurricular activities. But y'all always saying these kids need something to do.
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Speaker 5: Well.
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Speaker 2: Hey, being in the marching band, you have plenty to do, and it's pretty much almost like all year round because they practiced early summer and they're practicing right now.
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Speaker 5: As Yeah, so they have plenty to.
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Speaker 2: Do, but they can't do it without the fund. So we're depending on you, the City of Cincinnati, to step up five dollars, ten dollars, twenty dollars, whatever. We're not putting a price on this, just anything you can give will help out the Woodwood High School Marching Band. And we'll be here till one o'clock this afternoon, and hopefully we'll be here to one. If we don't get this stuff on the air, I don't know if we can make it to one, but we'll try anyway. All right, let's go downtown to the crime Stopper headquarters and check in with none other than I don't know who's working today.
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Speaker 8: Lieutenant Grant is working today.
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Speaker 5: So they got you back again, the Lieutenant Grant.
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Speaker 6: They got you back.
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Speaker 5: Huh.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, she's scheduled to be here tomorrow.
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Speaker 2: But we'll see, all right, who are we looking for today?
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Speaker 5: Today?
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Speaker 8: We're looking for brook Miles. She is one of for three counts a felony possession of drugs, trespassing, and theft. Brook Miles is a white female, twenty nine years old, five to seven, one hundred and thirty pounds. Brook Miles has a history of escape, theft, and drug charges, and is known to frenk with the short Vine area in Coreyville. We're also looking for Jonathan Martin is wonder for felony robbery, felony burglary. Martin is accused of climbing into a window of a residence while the family members slept and damaging the entire first floor before taking the family's sixteen hundred dollars puppy. Detective says Martin later returned to the residence by force and took the victim's car keys in her hands, from her hands and fled the victim in her vehicle. Jonathan Martin is a black mail thirty nine years old, six feet, two hundred and thirty pounds. Martin has a history of money laundry, theft, and telecommunications fraud. He was last known to reside in a thirty seven hundred block of Vine Street in Avondale. If anyone has information where a police can find Brook Miles or Jonathan Martin, please call crime Stoppers at five one three three five two three zero four zero for submitted tip online at crime dash stoppers dot us. You can also go to P three tips dot com to submit your anonymous tip.
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Speaker 2: All right, three five two thirty night or day. It's good to see you working. Goodness now they know, hey, we can't lay him out.
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Speaker 6: We need him.
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Speaker 2: I can't believe they've been talking about layoffs with the police department. It's shorthanded, as you guys are.
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Speaker 8: Well, it's just a conversation now. I think our chief will represent us well in the city. You'll understand that. Yees, everything we do is needed around here, especially today. I can tell you that I believe that. All right, thank you for talking with us today. We'll check in Carol Winkens.
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Speaker 2: There you go five one three seven.
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Speaker 5: Twelve thirty link and where with you till one o'clock this afternoon as we.
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Speaker 2: Broadcast live here at Woodward High School. Come on over here, check us out, help donate to the Woodward High School Marching Band, and we're right here looking for your donations. Like I said, if you've got a business, I don't care where your business is located, stop by here. If you've got an event coming up, Oh yeah, y'all know everybody's got an event coming up. You want to highlight your event, come on over here, drop a few dollars in the bucket here and you'll be good to go. We got a QR code. You can do it over your phone if you want to, so make sure you take care of that.
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Speaker 5: We are here at Woodward High School by.
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Speaker 2: One, three, seven thirty. That's my number. I would advise you if you're on Facebook Live today, why don't you just go to the app? Remember how many times I say, Hey, the app is the next best
thing to slice slice bread. Today will be a good day to get on that app.
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Speaker 6: Huh.
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Speaker 2: Today would be a great day to go to your Buzz app and listen to the show over the app. It would be a great day to do that. Yes, so why don't you do that? Just go to the and if you don't have the app, just go to your app store and put in twelve thirty the Buzz and download the app and you'll be good to go. You don't have to worry about the video be frozen or anything like that. It'll be right there for you. So download the Buzz app. It's which I've been preaching to you forever wherever I've been telling you to download the app. Oh yeah, oh yeah, So there you go, all right, five one, three thirty link and wear with you. And we might as well take a break before we go to the phones. Don't forget bring the Just pull up to the circle, the front circle here at Woodward. Pull up, just hop out of your car right where you see.
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Speaker 7: The police cars are.
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Speaker 2: Just pull up there, drop get out of your car, run up here to the door and drop in your donation. So hey, do that right now, let's take a break. We'll come back. Twelve thirty the Buzz. That's bucket there, ma'am. What's what's your name? Okay, give it to that guy right there with the glasses. Huh okay, link and wear with you as we broadcast live here at Woodward And Mississippi James was the first. Well, I was one. I said, probably nobody would be here till ten forty five. And it take forty five minutes to get them fired up. And Mississippi James was the first one to come over here. Thank you, Mississippi James. You are the man.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, come over.
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Speaker 2: Here, come over here, come over here. It wasn't now.
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Speaker 9: I love to donate, and people need to learn the principle in order to gain, you have got to give. You've got to share. And you don't know, we've been down the road where we thought we didn't have much or we don't volunteer too much free work. But hey, it's just starting. That's the principle you need to learn. In order to gain, you need to give, feel free, hard share.
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Speaker 2: All right back to you, all right, Mississippi James. He's the man, he's the man. He got it together. And hey, I tell you he was the first, So hats off the my man, Mississippi James. Don't forget if you've got an event coming up, and you want to promote your event, come on over here and drop some cash in the bucket. Loot ladies, you gotta check over here, she got to check. Make it out to the Woodward High School band. Make it out to the Woodward High School band. Yes, I'm telling you, and.
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Speaker 7: I mean it's for the kids.
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Speaker 2: You're always talking about these kids need something to do. But that's all you want to do is talk. Were good at talking and telling people what they need to do. When it comes time to step.
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Speaker 6: Up, where are you?
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Speaker 10: Where are you?
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Speaker 2: Huh? I'm telling you, now's the time. Uh, you know to walk the walk. You're good at talking to talk. Now it's time to walk the walk. All right, let's go to the phone, the five ONNS. How we doing?
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Speaker 7: We go, oh okay, okay, well let.
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Speaker 2: Me go to break. Can we take a quick strow a couple of PSAs and there Terrence hour. We getting ready to switch our equipment back over and we'll be good to go. But we need to take a break and then we'll come back and then I'll talk to this young lady who's over here. And I appreciate you. Class of seventy three, how about that? The class of seventy three stepping up. Let's take a break and then we'll come back as we broadcast live here at Woodward High School, twelve thirty the Buzz and we are still here at Woodward High School. We thought we had it, but we didn't quite have it yet. But we're still working on it. And we've got another class of what else, class of seventy three? Adrian only, Adrian only? Thank you, Adrian? And what business are you in?
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Speaker 11: Let's just having store shops located in Mound Healthy, all.
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Speaker 2: Right, World Shop? All right, okay, right there, Mount Healthy, And I tell you, I know you've been busy.
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Speaker 11: I think he did, getting ready to come mother and day, so think about it.
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Speaker 5: All right.
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Speaker 11: What's the address seventy six six Hamilton the Avenue.
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Speaker 2: What's the phone number?
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Speaker 11: Five one three seven six seven three?
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Speaker 2: All right?
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Speaker 11: And I got to shine out my business partner, Charlie Taylor.
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Speaker 2: All right, well, thank you for stopping. Thanks for the donation.
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Speaker 7: We appreciate it.
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Speaker 2: All right, there you go, there you go, and we've got the members of the marching band here. And I was kind to wait until we got on the air. I mean, we're on there, but we got the full connection to come from mister Tyreek Gilbert, who is the director of the band. But we'll bring him on over here now and let's talk to him about some of the things that they're doing here with the Woodward High School Marching Band, and we're taking your donations. Please come on over here to Woodward High School and help out these kids with in the marching band. There's some great kids. They're doing some great things. They were even in the Opening Day parade along with the other Cincinnati public school high school bands. But hey, they need your help, they need your donations. They want to travel. Come over here, sir, what's this day now?
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Speaker 6: How you doing?
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Speaker 4: I'm sorry, Gilbert?
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Speaker 2: All right, tell us a little bit about the marching band. How long have they been together here?
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Speaker 5: This is my third year here at Woolward.
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Speaker 4: It's a three year program. We've been out three years. We did a couple of fund raisers
and also we got a couple of grants the new instruments. So right now you received the granted over the three years for over fifty thousand dollars to get new instruments. Because when I got here, we didn't really have a lot of functioning instruments and all that couple are students that were seniors there in college. Right now, I got students that were before since the state, I got some students interested going to Kentucky say university as well.
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Speaker 2: All right, well, see that that's good. They're in the marching band, so they want to whether their education. They want to move on, go on to college and continue playing those marching bands. And that's the good. You're playing a good seed in these kids right here. Correct.
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Speaker 4: So you know, bend usually have a terill tight. You know, it's for the beats and all that, but it's really not. If you're a senior you're playing instrument or your grandkids playing instrument or something. Dog pay, but they're guarantee you to get a college scholarship for band. You know, with most athletics you have certain positions. Basketball you have fifteen players, baseball eleven, football fifteen. But band you can have endless number of students own scholarships.
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Speaker 2: Oh it sounds good to me. We're gonna talk to you a little bit later on, but we hope people continue to come over here and donate to the band. You guys get called and go to travel out to different places.
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Speaker 7: Where have you been recently.
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Speaker 4: So recently last year went down to Atlanta for a Battle of the Bands that six flags down there. They're actually bringing the Battle of Bands up here to Teens Island on May fourteenth. Also, we went to a super City Classic in Annapolis all over Ohios to Stay Homecom and with Forces Homecom andcu Ta you stayed Homecomings. We real like to get access, yeah, and it gets these kids a chance to see other places.
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Speaker 2: Than their community. A lot of kids they never get out of the community. They sit there a whole life, and then when they have grown and they you know, they've never been anywhere, they don't know what to do. So it's a good thing with you guys are doing traveling. But like you say, you need money to do that. And Cincinnati Public all their extracurricular activities, they're cutting back on them now and you need all to help you get Yeah, so.
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Speaker 4: You want to come donate and come to the school seven zero zero fire ready Rod and support your local musicians.
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Speaker 2: All right, thank you, thanks for talking with us. We'll get to you later on. We'll get you back over here. I see Tracy Wright is in the house. Tracy right, and let's see what class are you from Tracy nineteen eighty eight, Tracy Right, the class of eighty eight Woodward High School.
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Speaker 5: I know you used to turn up over here.
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Speaker 2: The you're not tiring up in the bill. I'm challenging all the class of
eighty eight. Get on up here. Get that money out. Y'all know y'all got it. We ball out, So let's fall with the kids, all right. All right, and she's reaching in her pocket. You put it in that bucket right there in front.
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Speaker 6: She's reaching in her.
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Speaker 2: Pocket making it happen. Thank you, Tracy Right. And hey, yeah, you're bothering. You're big balling. We know that you and West a.
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Speaker 5: Big ball, Me and my bow we balled out.
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Speaker 2: I'm gonna make him come up here too. Class.
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Speaker 11: He's not some whore where he's gonna have graduate it doesn't matter.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, we'll give path to shout out right, have ice tool come up here too. Everybody that says there for the kids show up, all right, Tracy right, thank you for stopping by. We're appreciated, all right, big ball of Tracy Right. Coming back to well, what class were you in, classic class of eighty eight in the house, all right, looking for some more members from the class of eighty eight to come up here. Tracy Wright, thank you. We're trying to get this equipment together. We're working on it. We're working on this equipment and hopefully we'll get it together shortly here as we continue to work on it. But yeah, Tracy right, big baller came by, so I put donations in the bucket there. And yeah, the band, they had a little battle of the bands down at the opening day parade. You had winning wood and then you had to public high school band. They were going heads up down there at the parade. Yeah, that was pretty good. And it was sort of like what was the name of that movie, huh drumline? Yeah, would like the movie drumline. Yeah, they were going at each other right there at the opening to state parade. So everything was great right there. Yes, all you classes out there, we're looking for I'm still waiting on the class of sixty eight. Somebody from the class of sixty eight. They probably all retired now, they're at home retired. Stop all you not. You don't have anything else to do. What do you have to do? Go do chair exercises or something. Whatever the class of sixty eight is doing. We know you probably retired by no Elsea. Come on up here, class of sixty eight and let's show out a little bit, you know. Yeah, so come on up and check us out. I want to thank Tracy Wright once again for coming up here. All her classmates, you better come on up and see if you can make a donation to your marching band, the Woodward High School Marching Band. We're taking donations to that.
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Speaker 6: Now.
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Speaker 2: You know, all your other schools, hey, we love you, we appreciate you. I'm from Woodward, that's my schools. I had to come here to do the live show. I can't go around to all the other schools doing this. This is special for Woodward High School. I mean yes, but come on up, make your donation. It's all for the kids, that's right. It's for the kids.
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Speaker 7: And like you said, a lot of those.
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Speaker 2: Band members they continue on playing in the band in colleges. They get scholarships and all that stuff. You can't believe.
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Speaker 7: You can't beat it.
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Speaker 2: They get scholarships and hey, to take the burden off the parent if they come around here and hey, get in the band, end up going to college and things like that. So come on over check someone and say that class is old this hell. Okay, the class of sixty eight. Okay, yea well, look I'll tell you what. Hey, we're still around and we're still kicking the class of sixty eight. You better believe it. You better believe it. So come on up here.
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Speaker 7: And check us out.
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Speaker 2: Uh here's another guy.
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Speaker 6: What wait?
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Speaker 2: What what? What year? Our class of seventy nine? All right, lass, click James, Oh yeah, flick James. Right, he's a graduate of Woodwood High School. Flick James. I forgot about that. Yeah, click James. Where are you? And to what year you?
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Speaker 6: Okay?
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Speaker 2: Okay, Clifford, okay, okay, okay, come on over here, come on over here, come on over here. Becoming in the summer.
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Speaker 4: Me and my wife will certainly you and your wife, and you told me going up to better services, and they hired men clipson, he starts to finish.
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Speaker 5: Okay, all right, see.
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Speaker 2: I tell you my name carries a lot of weight around there. Okay, all right, okay, So he drives for the veterans with Clifford.
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Speaker 7: How about that?
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Speaker 2: Unbelievable with the Hamilton County Veterans Service Commission. There you go.
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Speaker 5: He was in the band. You were in the band.
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Speaker 2: Okay, got a picture of him in the band.
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Speaker 7: There you go, and.
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Speaker 6: We appreciate your donation.
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Speaker 2: Yes, where is Clifford although he graduated from Clifford graduated from whereas that school Walnat Hills. Yeah, we won't hold that against him. Today is Tuesday. He's out there driving now, so he's maybe listening right down the street. So Clifford, after you drop one of those veterans off, stop on by here and making donations, simplify, all right, there you go. He's a fellow marine to this guy's a marine. How about that? So we are here at Woodward and where's Greg Weber?
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Speaker 5: Come on over here.
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Speaker 7: He's from Elder.
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Speaker 2: I'm looking at Facebook, lide. Greg Webber is from Elder and yeah, okay Elder. Okay they have a history, we know. But anyway, come on over. We'll take Elder's graduate money for the Woodward High School marching band. Yes, we will help these kids with extra curriculars and they, you know, will be appreciative of it. And right here and hey, I think we need to take a break. Do we need to take a break? Parents to what?
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Speaker 10: Huh?
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Speaker 2: Eleven? Okay? Ed eleven? Okay, thank you? All right, we'll take a
break at eleven, but come on over here, check us out. And it was good to see Mississippi James. He was the first one to make it over here to donate. I'm waiting for Click James. Where's Flick James? He might be out there. He needs to come over and make a donation. I think he's going to open up for Howard Hewitt. When is that April the fifteen? I think yes, yes, and Lando is bringing Howard. You then to Memorial Hall. Lando needs to come by here and make a no nation, come on over Dall for the Woodward High School Marching Band. On a Tuesday morning, Lincoln, weere with you. Nick Cannon is in the news making viral comments about Trump and the Democratic Party. Yes, so he says the Democratic Party is the party of the KKK. That's what he was saying. Well, I mean back in the eighteen hundreds. I guess he could have an argument late e well, actually the early nineteen hundreds he could have an argument, but parties changed their philosophies and they.
00:31:46
Speaker 7: Flipped the script.
00:31:47
Speaker 2: You know, the Democrats became the party for the people and the Republicans became who they are today. So there you go. But yeah, Nick Cannon is trying to go down from history on the Democratic Party, and what can you say? Unbelievable, unbelievable. All right, five, one, three, seven, four, nine, twelve thirty. It's queen still there, Queen?
00:32:14
Speaker 7: How you doing?
00:32:16
Speaker 2: Oh? Yeah, thank you?
00:32:18
Speaker 3: So I just wanted to correct Calvin Aldrich from the last time he was on. He think he has the right to correct people of the statement that they're made.
00:32:29
Speaker 2: Well, okay, what can happen that you make that Kevin Aldridge didn't like?
00:32:34
Speaker 3: Well, first, can I ask how much is the total bill for those kids to travel?
00:32:40
Speaker 2: Well, I don't know what the total bill is. Anything you give can go towards them traveling, so whatever you give would be appreciated.
00:32:50
Speaker 3: Well, I'm just saying, what is one of the richest schools in Cincinnati?
00:32:55
Speaker 2: Oh, but you have Woodward is not one of the richest schools in Cincinnati. What rock are you living under?
00:33:02
Speaker 3: Okay? Just second, plus, you have some of the richest people in Cincinnati, and religion make you to.
00:33:09
Speaker 2: Them back in the sixties. Back in the sixties, yeah, Woodward had a lot, a lot of people that own big business today in Cincinnati went to Woodward High school. But today it's a whole.
00:33:22
Speaker 6: New ball game.
00:33:22
Speaker 2: Woodward is not one of the richest high schools in the area. I don't know where you get that stuff from.
00:33:29
Speaker 3: I just wanted to make the statement before I may tell you what I'm calling for. But you have Cincinnati have some of the most richest people there in.
00:33:38
Speaker 2: Sport, not here at wood High School though not.
00:33:42
Speaker 3: In Cincinnati, sports religion, and music, and they can pay off that bill.
Plus you got that superintendent. Understand the curriculum is what African kids are good at, sports, music. There's no reason to shut that down. They should be able to put that whole bill. So this is what I called for.
00:34:02
Speaker 2: Okay, get what you really called for? What did you wrot?
00:34:05
Speaker 3: Just real quick Kevin Audrey's I was telling him that even when we die, our body turned white because of the skeletons. And then Kevin Oudrey came on and tried to justify by saying, even though it turns we turned white, you can't neglect neglect the things that the so called white people did. That's what his statement was. From me making my statement, but this was what happened. And just a little short story just over the weekend, I go down here to the park. There was a cart show going on.
00:34:41
Speaker 2: I didn't know about it.
00:34:42
Speaker 3: I had something else to do, but I looked and I said, well, what's going over there? These two German men standing up there?
00:34:48
Speaker 2: You know the German and we know you love German Men, don't you? You love those German men.
00:34:53
Speaker 3: Their identity is unattracted. So there wasn't Irish. They wanted to tag and they were German.
00:35:01
Speaker 2: I just told me, hold on, you told me German Men were the best men in the world, and that's what.
00:35:09
Speaker 6: You told me.
00:35:09
Speaker 5: Now all of a sudden they're not.
00:35:12
Speaker 3: It didn't have nothing to do with anatomy, okay. It's had something to do with our race and us dealing with their culture. And this is what happened to me. So I just say, what's going on? I wasn't talking to them, and for some reason they ever heard me. But guess what they said, Lincoln.
00:35:31
Speaker 2: What do they say? They say, it's over with.
00:35:34
Speaker 3: It's closed, okay. And and I thought to myself, why these people always feel like they got a right to deny me. They just, out of the blue, they just told me that the park was closed. It was eleven forty five by the way, well.
00:35:53
Speaker 7: How you how were you dressed?
00:35:55
Speaker 2: How did you present yourself? How were you dressed?
00:35:58
Speaker 12: When they told you that?
00:36:00
Speaker 3: Well, I didn't pay no attention. I was going to do take care of my business.
00:36:05
Speaker 6: But I looked over.
00:36:06
Speaker 3: And I said, saw the crowd, and I.
00:36:07
Speaker 2: Saw people going and abundant or I don't know how you were dressed.
00:36:13
Speaker 3: Look, this is what I'm trying to say. It wasn't closed and people were waving everybody into the park.
00:36:21
Speaker 2: People were waving.
00:36:22
Speaker 3: So I thought, why would these people lie to me? Why do they feel like they got to take something from me and then it done on me?
00:36:29
Speaker 6: It done on me.
00:36:30
Speaker 3: Why they feel like they can do that, particularly in this German culture with African people.
00:36:36
Speaker 5: Yeah, well because.
00:36:40
Speaker 2: I got a feeling they were afraid of.
00:36:42
Speaker 5: You when you came in there.
00:36:43
Speaker 2: I look, you can get the point.
00:36:48
Speaker 3: The point is you let them what you have in this culture is an inferiority complex to work and live and thrive in this culture. And the best UH donation that I can give those kids got ready to travel if they.
00:37:06
Speaker 2: Get the donation you can give them is cash money. We don't want you wisdom and we want your cash money.
00:37:16
Speaker 3: The best donation I can give them is to do not grow up with an inferiority complex, because.
00:37:22
Speaker 7: I think they know that already. No drop off a donation.
00:37:27
Speaker 6: Queen.
00:37:28
Speaker 2: Of course you lie like you're in California, but we know you know where over you over in the West End somewhere.
00:37:36
Speaker 3: Your inferiority complex is what makes you thrive in this culture. You have to have an inferiority complex to thrive in the German culture. Those of us who do not have a inferiority complex will make sure that people have what they need.
00:37:52
Speaker 2: Called cast the Queen. I gotta girls and food. I gotta stop and done since I gotta go. Thanks for your call. Unbelievable five one, three, seven, twelve thirty. Uh, let's go to uh, the boy, the boy, he's gone, he's gone. Okay, you have Clifford holding on Clifford, Clifford. Okay, let's go to Clifford, who is driving for some county Veteran Service Commission. Clifford, we're waiting for you to drive up here and make that donation.
00:38:24
Speaker 7: I could cash us you some money.
00:38:26
Speaker 2: Okay. We got a q q QR code here for you, so okay, Uh, we'll give you the QR code. You know, some of the best people I know went to Woodward, excluding my wife. Okay, there you go, so yeah, I love that.
00:38:47
Speaker 5: Way from Woodward.
00:38:48
Speaker 2: What was your wife's classy eight last of seventy eight?
00:38:53
Speaker 7: Okay, yeah, she played in the band.
00:38:56
Speaker 2: Man. Okay, all right, well yeah, and get this QR code so you can make a donation by your phone. How about that? Okay, yeah, I do it on behalf of wan the Hills.
00:39:08
Speaker 5: Okay, we'll hey, we'll take it on behalf.
00:39:11
Speaker 2: Of Walter and Hills. All right, I'll do that all right, And I am working hard to you all better be working hard, all right. That's a clipper from the Hamilton County Veteran Service Commission, one of the drivers who drive the bets back and forth to their appointment at the VA. And that's one of the many, many services of the Hamilton County Veterans Service Commission where we help veterans get to and from their appointment. And uh, they will come out and pick you up, take you to the VA, then come pick you up and take you back home. How about that? All free of charge? But you got to be a vet. How about that?
00:39:59
Speaker 6: All right?
00:40:00
Speaker 2: Gonna take a break and then we'll.
00:40:01
Speaker
6: Come back twelve thirty.
00:40:02
Speaker 2: The buns with you until one o'clock this afternoon, we broadcast live here and Woodward High School, Yes for the Woodward High School Marching band, And we're taking your donations. They do a lot of traveling. They need all the donations they can get. You know, extra curriculars is way down on the list when it comes to getting money from the school board. The extracurriculars are down on the list. We're not like the Lakotas. We're not like the winning Woods. We're not like the Sycamores. We're not like the Lakotas. Did I say Lakotas? But all those school districts out there, you know what I mean, they don't have it like that here in the Cincinnati Public school system. It's not like that. So, hey, they need a little extra help.
00:40:50
Speaker 5: If you can do that today.
00:40:51
Speaker 2: We would appreciate it. So come on out and check us out here today. Just pull around to the circle, hop out of your car, running right in the front, right there in the front. And so we're challenging all other classes to come on over here and check us out.
00:41:06
Speaker 6: Who was it? Was it? Tracy? Right?
00:41:07
Speaker 2: Was the class of eighty seven. I think she said, was it eighty seven? I think I can't remember what she said. It might have been eighty seven anyway, But come on over and check us out. And if you've got a business, you want to promote your business, here's your chance to do so. Right here. We still work on our equipment, trying to get that stuff up and running. We're not making much progress, but we're still trying. We're still trying. So oh yeah, Travinsky, the guy was in the brawl on Fourth Street during the festival. They dismissed this case. Dismissed the case, so discharges were dropped. Now he becomes a witness in the other cases. Yes, he went from victim. You know, he went from perpetrated to victim. I don't know. So now he's the witness in the other case. It's unbelievable, but they dropped his they dropped his case, and what can you say? What can you say? Nineteen eighty eight was the Tracy Wright's class, the Class of eighty eight, and she's looking for other members of the Class of eighty eight to come out and challenge her with her donation. So hats off to the class of eighty eight, Class of eighty eight in the house. Yes, all right, five one three, seven four nine twelve thirty. Is Stanford's still holding on? I don't know if Stanford is still there? Stanford, how are you?
00:42:35
Speaker 4: We don't have any calls right now?
00:42:37
Speaker 5: Okay, all right?
00:42:38
Speaker 2: Five one three seven four nine twelve thirty. We lost a couple of people and I meant to get to you, but we've been so busy here.
00:42:44
Speaker 6: But call up.
00:42:44
Speaker 2: We'll get you on the air at five one three seven four nine twelve thirty as we broadcast live here at Woodward High School seven thousand and five, Reading Road right here in bond Hill. Come on over the corner of Langman Farm and Reading Road, Seymourn between Seymour and Langdon Farm on Reading Road. How about that? Yeah, I can't pinpoint in any better than that. Just pull up to the circle, hop out of your car. Come on up, Mississippi. James pulled up, drop, jumped out of his car.
00:43:14
Speaker 6: Came up.
00:43:14
Speaker 2: Tracy Wright pulled up to the circle and jumped out of the car. Came up as well as what was the other lady's names? About the check? Hey people, come on give to the Woodward High school marching band, and we will appreciate it yet, we will appreciate it all right. Frank Whichael, former inquired.
00:43:36
Speaker 7: Columnist, dead at the age of ninety five.
00:43:40
Speaker 2: And he knew how to upset some people back in the day when he was writing his column. Oh yeah, he stirred him up. Nate Livingston and all the crew, they were fired up with some of his articles back in the day. Frank Whichael, Yes, CBS is still bowling down the Donald Trump and his d dto DEI man, they're letting black folks go like crazy at CBS. It's unbelievable. It's unbelievable what they're doing over at CBS. It's playing crazy and Mars chestnutt it's the latest casualty at CBS. Mars Chestnut at his show, Watson be taken off fans, the neighborhood, Cedric the entertainer, he's gone. Well, the show is still on, but I think this is their last season. Unbelievable, unbelievable. We need some folks from City Council, We need them to come here. Oh, I think I see is that. I thought that when I first story, I thought it might have been slicked James, But I don't think it is. It's somebody else coming with the donation and they come on up here. We look forward to seeing each and every one of you right here at Woodward High School where the bulldog barked. Yes, come on over here, sir.
00:45:20
Speaker 7: How you doing, what's happening?
00:45:22
Speaker 2: What's your name? Eric? Last name? You want to Eric? Dumping in the bucket there, Eric Hodge, Eric Lodge? Okay, Eric Lodge? What class class of eighty four? All right, fifty five? All right, thank you appreciator, all right, thank you. Eddie Lodge dropped him up. Shara McQuary, where are you? Oh? Okay, the class of sixty eight has given five hundred dollars in twenty twenty six. Okay, there you go. Shara McQuary, who's sort of liked, the head of the class of sixty eight, and whenever we do anything, Sharon McQuary is right there to spearheaded and she says, we gave five hundred dollars. Five hundred dollars in the class in twenty twenty six.
00:46:14
Speaker 7: How about that?
00:46:15
Speaker 2: Yeah, So thank you Sharon McQuary. On behalf of the class of sixty eight. Yes, so, I don't think any other classes can even come close to that, But they can always try. They can always try. Yeah, somebody says, boycott CBS. I'll tell you they still have a few good shows on there that I watch. I like the Boston Blue I watched that. I like California what is it, California fire something, fire Country, fire Country,
Share for whatever, Shriff Country, Fire Country.
00:46:56
Speaker 7: I like those shows.
00:46:58
Speaker 2: They're pretty good. But what can you say? What can you say?
00:47:03
Speaker 6: All right?
00:47:04
Speaker 2: Five, one, three, seven, twelve thirty Lincoln were with you and I can't see yours. I'm on the phone, and I might miss a text message that you send me ten hours, so you might have to remind me. He having anybody coming up? We have the Pharaoh. All right, let's go to the pharaoh, who is a graduate of Hughes High School. But we want to hold that against him.
00:47:30
Speaker 6: Pharaoh, how you doing thinking? I'm fining its frog here?
00:47:34
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, what's on your mind?
00:47:36
Speaker 6: Thinking? I want to talk about a couple of things, you know. First of all, about America sending truths to over the Iran. Yes, if I if I was a military man in the service, Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine, I would not go period and have them court martial needs so you you know what my defense would be?
00:48:10
Speaker 2: Yeah, huh that you would go to jail. Probably you would do some time in there, that's right.
00:48:17
Speaker 6: I would be court martial, you know. And but you know what my defense would be while I was refused to go And what would your defense.
00:48:26
Speaker 10: Be because of what Trump said calling these people suckers and losers? Oh yeah, yeah, I'm putting my life on the line for this.
00:48:37
Speaker 2: You haven't lived that down.
00:48:39
Speaker 6: This is what I'm saying. I'm putting my life on the line, and you're gonna call me a sucker and a loser. No, I still would still it would do some jail time. No, I don't feel I would. Yeah, because you the head of the country, you would you get the rest order and refusing a direct order?
00:49:03
Speaker 5: And just because what I'm saying.
00:49:05
Speaker 6: But it's not that I'm refusing a direct order. It's five Yeah then what you're doing because I'm putting my life on the line, and this is how you refer to me. And you're the president of the country. You mean, and you're the president, and this is how you refer to me. So my life don't mean nothing to you. But I'm just a sucker and a loser. He has apologized for it, and I'm gonna put my life on the line for that. No, I will not.
00:49:44
Speaker 2: And the other thing, listen.
00:49:48
Speaker 6: Do you hear me, Linen, do you hear me?
00:49:53
Speaker 10: I hear you.
00:49:54
Speaker 2: I hear you what you're saying.
00:49:56
Speaker 7: But you still would end up going to jail.
00:49:59
Speaker 6: And I just go to do But the other thing I called about is what you just said about that guy with that brawl, Alex guy.
00:50:09
Speaker 10: Yeah, the ven drumk. Yeah.
00:50:13
Speaker 6: African people do not realize that. They claim, according to Christian theology there were ten commandments. No, there's eleven commandments.
00:50:27
Speaker 2: Okay, what's the eleven.
00:50:29
Speaker 6: Commandments is what I
call the poison ivy syndrome.
00:50:35
Speaker 2: Okay, explain it real quick.
00:50:37
Speaker 6: Remember remember that song by the Coasters nineteen fifty seven, Poison Ivy?
00:50:43
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I remember that.
00:50:47
Speaker 6: Remember that? Yeah, it's the same thing, the poison ivy syndrome applied to this Alex man and that Molly white woman, that white woman. Yeah, look but you don't touch if you remember the syndrome. If you remember that the Jim Crow laws, one of the Jim Crow laws were you could not strike a white person even in self defense. Yeah, you could not put your hands on them. Even in self defense if he hit two firsts, you still couldn't put your hands on him.
00:51:24
Speaker 2: Yeah.
00:51:25
Speaker 6: And you know it was against the law looking too hard at a white woman. You know that the crime was reckless eyeballing. So yeah, you would go to jail for fifteen twenty twenty five years for just looking at a white ball, looking at a white woman, calling it reckless eyeballing.
00:51:44
Speaker 2: So that like commandment, that is the boy if.
00:51:48
Speaker 6: You then sucker punch one. So that is the eleventh commandment. You don't put your hands on white people.
00:51:55
Speaker 2: Yees yeah, yeah, okay, So this.
00:51:58
Speaker 6: Is why I'm saying along with the eleven commandments and the poison ivy syndrome, you know, look much you better than my touch. It's all about your sending a message to black community. All right, white people, I.
00:52:17
Speaker 2: Appreciate you, call Parah, thank you. All right, that's the pay roe, the poison ivy commandment. Look, but don't touch. Let's take a break. We are broadcasting live here at Woodward High School with telen I see brother Poull just brought a donation over. Brother Powell. All right, who are you working for this campaign season. You gotta bring some of those people you're working for.
00:52:40
Speaker 5: Okay, call it is on the lava.
00:52:41
Speaker 7: Who are you working for this?
00:52:43
Speaker 2: Terry Bloom, Greg Lensbon and Donnie Ice. All right, all right, it's you're a winner.
00:52:49
Speaker 7: You only work for the winners for.
00:52:52
Speaker 2: The right price. All right, Well, tell them to come on over. We'll give them a shout out. All right, all right, let's take a break and we'll come back. We're broadcasting live at Woodward High School, and Brother Palace just dropped from cash in the bucket there. A lot of people are coming over here dropping cash in the bucket, and the Woodward High School marching band appreciated. We appreciate this. And the principle of Woodward High School. Mister du boy, is that the same boy? I also appreciate.
00:53:23
Speaker 5: We got to get him on the air here.
00:53:24
Speaker 2: A little bit later on, here's a young lady coming in here. She's got cash money in her hands. Yes, what's your name? Michelle Jones? Thank you for the door, Nick dropping in that bucket right there. We'll appreciate you. Michelle
Jones. Huh, Michelle and Roy Jones, thank you very much, appreciate it all right, thank you. All right, Tell Roy, we said, hi, let's take a break and then we'll come back twelve thirty. The buzz, see the buzz of Cincinnati. You're a dog day. Just blink and wear it with you until one o'clock this afternoon as we broadcast live here at Woodward High School, and we're taking donations for the Woodward High School Marching Band. Yes, for the marching band. And they've been invited to a lot of places, a lot of places they get invited to. But as you know, budget cuts are fears. That knife is very sharp when it comes to budget cuts at CPS. That knife is very sharp, and they start cutting and they don't know when to stop cutting. So all the extra curricular activities are you know, taking a beating during the budget cut.
00:54:37
Speaker 6: So hey, we.
00:54:38
Speaker 2: Wanted to help my school, my school, Woodwood High School, class of sixty eight. We wanted to help out the marching band. And we appreciate everybody that's coming over here donating. We appreciate it. So don't get If you've got a business, come on over during lunch. You got a business you want to promote, come on over, give us a little donation. We'll let you promote your business right here.
00:55:00
Speaker 5: In the lobby.
00:55:01
Speaker 2: Woodward High School seven thousand and five, Reading Road is the place, So come on over and check us out. Here's the guy that used to be in the band here Woodward. Now you're at Wilberforce.
00:55:13
Speaker 12: Right there from Boa from bout Blair Wilberforce. How to sound much of bed?
00:55:18
Speaker 6: All right?
00:55:19
Speaker 2: And you started you were in the band here.
00:55:21
Speaker 12: Yeah, I was a senior when I first started hearing a bed, but I knew mister Gilbert to have high school, so it was a junior age. So I started my whole band career there.
00:55:32
Speaker 7: Okay.
00:55:33
Speaker 2: And being in the band helped you out. Did you get any kind of scholarship or anything?
00:55:38
Speaker 12: I got almost was almost one hundred and six thousand scholars of scholars total.
00:55:44
Speaker 5: I went to.
00:55:45
Speaker 12: Miles, Virginia State Case States. Oh, I think what ESU gave me a scholarship as well. I got stepped in there. So it's a couple of schools.
00:55:56
Speaker 2: All right.
00:55:57
Speaker 6: There you go.
00:55:58
Speaker 2: I tell you both the marching You got kids coming up, get them in the band, Get them in the band, and hey, the sky's the limit. All right? What do you play? Trombo? Combone?
00:56:10
Speaker 5: All right, all right in the marching band.
00:56:13
Speaker 2: Come on over here and help support the Woodward High School Marching Band. Just pull up to the circle. You can hop right out of your car, run in, make a donation, and you'll be good to go.
00:56:25
Speaker 5: We'll talk to Yeah, we had some issues.
00:56:27
Speaker 2: With our equipment today and unable to actually get on.
00:56:32
Speaker 5: The air like we normally do.
00:56:34
Speaker 2: But we'll have the engineer run through that equipment and check it out. You may have to send it in to the company to get it fixed. A lot of time. They just have to send that stuff back and they'll fix.
00:56:44
Speaker 6: It and then send it back to you.
00:56:45
Speaker 2: But we're still on the air. We're right here. If we have to do it by phone, we're still on the air at Woodward High School. Where there's a will, there's a.
00:56:54
Speaker 7: Way, and hey, come on over make a donation.
00:56:58
Speaker 2: You got an event coming up. We'll plug your event for you. But we would like to get a donate. We got a QR code if you want to donate over your phone, you can donate with the QR code. We can do that. There we go.
00:57:11
Speaker 5: Young man coming up here.
00:57:11
Speaker 2: What's your name? Bernando? All right, Bernando, with the QR you right there. What's your name? You can drop it in the bucket. What's your name? Class of seventy eight? What's your name? Jeff from the class of seventy eight Woodward High School, oh Man, one hundred dollars seventy eight. Can you come and match Jeff with one hundred dollars? I don't know the class of seventy eight doing it.
00:57:39
Speaker 7: Let me tell you, Let me tell you.
00:57:42
Speaker 2: They are doing it. Like I say, if you want to just do it over your phone. We've got a QR code here, like this young man is doing right here. He's making his donation with the QR code and he's good to go. Yes, so there's another bulldog. He ran tracks.
00:57:57
Speaker 5: Yes, all right.
00:58:02
Speaker 2: People are coming up, they're making donations. It's important that these kids are able to leave the community, go travel in different places, play in the band. You know. A football season to be coming up there out there on the field. Richard Haddon is here from former mayor of Lincoln Heights. He's now the vice chair of the Hamilton County Veteran Service Commission, and he's putting that money in there. What's that I can't see you shaking it. You're shaking it all right, a fifty dollar bill, all right, we'll take that, Thank you, Richard Heading, two of them, two fifties, all right, Richard Heddon, thank you, brother Dan. Oh that's right. Come on over here. You got a party coming up and tell us a little bit about your party that you've got coming up. Richard here, Yeah, okay, yes, Richard Head, yeah yeah. It's all Wusterton booths on the ground. Syndings is given by the part six me and six friends. Shottle up and come and join us. April eighteenth, seven to twelve UAW Local eight sixty three and the address is one zero seven zero eight bed Roads, twenty in advanced twenty at the door. Kevin hev. That's twenty in advanced twenty five at the door, right, yeah, all right, Kevin Tad, bring you on b WAWE and we having a contest best dressed fifty dollars for the female and the woman. I don't have Lincoln Peter Jills JNA him chair Happy
birthday chair. All right. I'm Richard Heading right there, and uh he is on the board of the Veterans Amison County Veterans Service Commission, and I'll be at that party I'm gonna I got my cowboy hat. I'm ready to go. Okay, we be at the B eight tomorrow for veterans giving out coffee to vesterers, you know, And I want to let everybody know we're trying to get a guest in for Lincoln for the Moffett Point. It's a black Marine in World War Two and that they forgotten. Everybody remember the Aaron Force, and they remember the Buffalo, but they forget about the Black Marine. And you were monfre Point Marine. Oh yeah, so uh they got a big chapter up in Detroit.
01:00:15
Speaker 4: I do believe, up to Marfa Point and Chicago.
01:00:18
Speaker 2: Yes, so we'll get one going here in Cincinnati. Brother Johnson, come on over here, man, how you doing class? Were you in sixty seven or sixty eight? Seventy one?
01:00:29
Speaker 5: Man?
01:00:30
Speaker 2: Okay, no, wonder you I outran you in track. You you was a youngster.
01:00:41
Speaker 5: No one I thought you were.
01:00:42
Speaker 2: I thought you were around class of sixty eight. We had the riots, right and you ran track. I remember you running the hunt. Yes, yes, yes, I'll be there better except me, except me. Anyway, we are here broadcasting live Woodward High School. It's all for the Woodward High School marching band. I have been promising the marching band. I was going to do some type of fundraiser for them. I have been promising forever, and it came down to the nitty gritty. So here I am doing my duty for the marching band here at Woodward High School, giving back to the school. And I can't do this for every public high school marching band, but Woodward is special to me, so we had to do it for the Woodward High School Marching Band. So I don't want to get any calls from schools, Hey can you come and do it? I can't do it anyway. It's good to see everybody coming over donating here. And I thought you were in my class for some reason. Sixty I thought you were in sixty seven. Yeah, but you right, okay, all right, yeah, yeah, I remember, yeah, all right, yep, that's when the riots broke out. Yes, the Glass of sixty seven. Yes, the city was shut down in sixty seven around June. So, yes, a whole lot was happening in the city of Cincinnati back in the day. Let's take a break and then we'll come back. Lincoln Ware Broadcasting live here at Woodward High School for the Woodward High School marching band. Bring those donations over. You could plug your event, just like Richard Henton just plugged his Boots on the Ground event. That's happening out there at the UAW Hall. And that's what's the date. What was the date on that April the eighteenth UAW haul out there.
01:02:44
Speaker 7: I'll be out there.
01:02:45
Speaker 2: Get your boots, get your cow It's like a cowboy type dance there. He called Boots on the Ground. So check it out. Let's take a break. Twelve thirty The Buzz. We are the buzz of Cincinnati,
your talk stages Lincoln where with you? And uh not a student. No, it wasn't a student or anything, but somebody had some kind of mental issue going on. But we're okay here as we broadcast live from Woodward High School. And uh reminded me of back in the old days of Woodward High School. Oh yeah, in the bill, back in the bill. Anyway, we are here, what's going on? Hey, how you doing?
01:03:32
Speaker 6: Heay?
01:03:33
Speaker 2: People coming through? Come on over here, Come on over here, shout the people out. Tell him your name, Sandy Sherman, former Clerker Council, Yes, Kirker Council. And then you you were in the city manager. I mean you were something like the safety director for a minute, weren't you. You didn't do anything like that. The last thing I would be doing his safety. But Sandy Sherman and that drop it in that bucket over there, drop it right here in front of the tape, in front of the table. Okay, all right, hey, hey, what's your name? Class of seventy three, Robert Jones and Darthy Jones class of fifty two. Whoa, that goes way back to the old old Woodward High School, the School for Creative and Performing Arts Cutter and it's now a condo. Yes, wow, man, okay, all right, appreciate it, all right, right? Oh he is he William one when he is buried there, Okay, he's buried at the school. Unbelievable.
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Speaker 5: We are here and uh I guess the guy had some kind of mental breakdown.
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Speaker 2: He had his head bad and up and he walked in and he says, went straight grabbing for the cop Oh he like um okay, okay, okay. He's got a sensory something in his brain and he reaches for cups. So when he came in, he just went right for the table, right for the cup. And I'm like and she's holding me back and he was knocking her down and anyway, so yeah, I mean there's nothing like somebody was in their right mind wanting to fight. He was just he's a little out of it. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, So yeah, there's never a dull moment with the Lincoln Wearing show.
01:05:28
Speaker 7: Let me check, never a dull moment.
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Speaker 2: But we appreciate all the people coming by donating to the Woodward High School marching band. That looks fucking looks pretty good in there. I mean we got some hundreds in there, hundreds and checks and fifties and everything in their twenties and man, yeah they're doing all right, hundred dollars check, hundred dollar bills, fifty dollar bills, twenty dollar bill and hey, but it's for the kids, for the Marquie band. They need all the health aach and get. And Seanna Murphy, if you be on the show next month, I guess next month, Seanna Murphy, superintendent will be in here. And I don't know, I don't I think chan Toward turned me off there. I just didn't want him to hit this table and knock this my iPad down and break the iPads because I knew everything was good. I was just like, don't let him get to the table.
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Speaker 5: But we are all right.
01:06:35
Speaker 2: Mike Kelly Woodward bull dog, Mike
Kelly, how you doing, Mike Kelly book? What year were you? What year? Class of seventy Mike Kelly, Woodward High School? Coming back over here and we appreciated Mike Kelly. Yeah, your daughter class of ninety one. All right, okay, yeah, just take one of those QR codes there and give it to your daughter. Yeah, there we go. Come over here, come over here so people can hear you. So listen when we talk about the band members. I just showed nine hundred Navy students out in Wynwood the Tuskey Gearman Exhibits and they gave us the benefit last night, and they gave us a flack and it was on city table. But the kids, we talked about it as they came through the doors.
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Speaker 6: What are you doing?
01:07:28
Speaker 7: Are you musicians?
01:07:29
Speaker 2: Are you athletes? And musicians were the most favorite part of that of the group that we talked to, And they basically I told them that instant scholarship. If you look around at all the school.
01:07:43
Speaker 7: They all have bands. Yeah, and the battle.
01:07:46
Speaker 4: Of the bands is the biggest thing on cool.
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Speaker 2: You say, the scholarship is the key is the key, and also you got scholarships on my scholar dot com and a lot of kids can go on that website and they feed you scholarship information and it's all loaded. And real estate is my game. Financial services is my name. So we're doing over all right, Mike Tellis, thank you for stopping body. We appreciate it. As we broadcast live here at Woodward High School and people are coming by, they're donating to the cars, the Woodward High School Marketing Band. That's what it's all for. And these kids always need something to do. And yes, they always need something to do extracurricular activity. You always say, give them something to do. We got mister Marvin, Mister Marvin for mister Bubbles is here and he gets what is this check in there?
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Speaker 6: I don't know what the hell.
01:08:51
Speaker 2: Oh this is for me. It's supposed to be for the band. It's for the band. Okay, he says, read it. Okay, okay, let's see where we have here. Oh okay, the Butt Family Foundation, Woodward High School Marching.
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Speaker 5: Band, five hundred dollars. Oh man, that's a that's all. Get this fan a hand.
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Speaker 2: Yes, yes, yes, the check right here to the Woodwork Marching Band, five hundred bucks the Butt Family Foundation. The donation being made by the Butt Family Foundation to the Woodwork Marching Band is being made on behalf of our dear friend, former Bulldog and track star Lincoln ware What thank you, Barvins face. They appreciate that, all right, all right, here you go, Tyrie, here you go. You can do is a check for five hundred dollars to a woodwork marching band.
01:09:50
Speaker 7: Yes, how about that?
01:09:51
Speaker 6: How about that?
01:09:52
Speaker 7: That's all right, unbelievable.
01:09:59
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is great. You know, stuff like that just makes me feel good. Any donation today, every
donation really makes me feel good. And you know, people not only talk, they give back a lot of people talk to talk, but they don't walk the walk. And everybody that has donated over here today are walking the walk. They're walking the walk. And we appreciate. Oh yeah, oh yeah, bring over, bring over here. Yeah. I mean, it's just unbelievable the outpouring we have here, and that bucket we have here is filling up with twenties, fifties, hundreds checks and you deserved the five hundred, the five hundred dollars donation from the Butt Family Foundation. My man, Marvin budd Boy, I tell he's all. Now, that's a guy that walks the walk. He all, he's always giving back to the community. What's your name, young man?
01:10:54
Speaker 6: My name is Fix the Brown. How you doing?
01:10:56
Speaker 2: But again, well you're in the band.
01:10:58
Speaker 13: No, I'm in student council for what word?
01:11:00
Speaker 2: Okay? All right?
01:11:01
Speaker 5: So what near are you?
01:11:03
Speaker 2: I'm a junior eleven fred, junior eleventh grade. What do you want to be when you graduate and go? You're going to college? What do you what are you gonna do?
01:11:09
Speaker 13: I want to go to UC for music publishers, Okay, and hopefully go back to school and become a radio host too. So one hundred point three all right, the radio show every day?
01:11:20
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, all right, well that's good. That gold count. You might end up on city council one day. You're on the student council here, you might end up on city count. Right.
01:11:31
Speaker 13: Well, hopefully one day I can make it to that, you know, or something higher than that.
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Speaker 2: I'm right. Well, thank you for stopping by, appreciate it. All right, there you go, here's another young lady. Got some You've got some cash in her hands and oh, fifty dollars meal. Okay, it's for the Woodward High School class of seventy five. Okay. He wants anybody from the class of seventy five to match this donation for the Woodward High School Marketing Band. And there you go. Class of seventy five raised twenty five hundred dollars and twenty twenty six for scholarships. All right, well, thank you, class of nineteen seventy five, and you got the QR co Okay, okay, officials, Okay. If you go to the Facebook page for the class of seventy five, the QR code will be on there. What wood Okay, hold on, say it. Say it the Woodward Alumni Association official Facebook page, the QR codes will be there for the donation. Thank you, appreciator, appreciative class of seventy five, right there, all right, there you go, all right, and we appreciate everything all the classes from Woodward High School doing for us today. I just hate that we weren't able to get the regular broadcast going here. But you know, things happen, Things happen, but we always work it out. Yes, things happen, all right, Fight one read seven nine twelve thirty Lincoln were with you, and let's see, did we take our forty five? I think we took the
forty five? Did we gotta take the forty five? Oh, let's take the forty five. Break and then we'll come back on the other side. Five one, three, seven, four, nine. Twelve thirty Lincoln were broadcasting live from Woodward High School for the Woodward.
01:13:24
Speaker 5: High School Marching Band.
01:13:26
Speaker 2: Taking your donations today. Come on, let's do.
01:13:28
Speaker 7: It for the kids.
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Speaker 2: Do it for the children so they'll have something to do. You always say it. These kids need something to do. Let's give them something to do. Twelve thirty The buzz W DVZ, the buzz of Cincinnati. Brother Powell is back. Now who is this from? You got one hundred and fifty? There? Who's that from? Landsman down the ice? All right, fifty dollars a piece from each one of them. There we go, all right, Brother Powell, Landman, Carrie Bloom and Donny Aikinson.
01:14:03
Speaker 5: Okay, there we go, there we go.
01:14:06
Speaker 2: We appreciate that for the Woodward High School Marching Band. Yes, and oh yeah, I was sorry to hear about Zola's closing down up at the Avondale Town Center. Yeah, man, I saw the saw the stirring up there, So man, I hope everybody else up there is doing okay. The cereal bar, you got, the grocery store. I hope they're doing okay up there. Gee, man, but I was sorry to hear about Zola's closing down. Man. Unbelievable, unbelievable. All right, thank you for being brother Poul from your candidates that you and you're from making high school, but we won't hold that against you. I haven't seen. Yeah, yeah, yeah, And we got we got some more Woodward folks. I'm looking for between now and one o'clock. Where where's Mark Mallory? Where's Mark Mallory? He's from Woodward. Yeah, Mark Mallory, the former mayor is from Woodward. I mean Woodward has a long history of great people. Uh Ryan Twitty, former assistant police chiefs Gotti Johnson, and we got him. Did Julie go to one Ward. I'm not sure if Julie went to Woodward or not. I got a check. Let me know, Julie, I don't know if you went to Woodward or not. But what can you say? We got another young man here who I think is in the band. You're in the band, Yes, sir, what's your name?
01:15:41
Speaker 14: My name is Willie Stevens.
01:15:42
Speaker 2: Okay, what do you do if anything?
01:15:47
Speaker 14: Well, I'm not sure, uh at first, for I know for what? Oh I played a super Bowl you know the big two bands?
01:15:55
Speaker 2: Everybody? Okay, yeah, that thing heavy?
01:16:00
Speaker 14: Well when you move to it, it's a little heavy, but once you get used to it, you eight start to get easier and easier over time.
01:16:07
Speaker 2: All right, well, what great are you in?
01:16:09
Speaker 14: I'm in the tenth currently going on to the eleventh.
01:16:12
Speaker 2: All right, well, congratulations, keep playing that big two?
01:16:15
Speaker 6: Is it a two? What do you say?
01:16:16
Speaker 14: It's called as through the phone, but many people know it as like a you know, the
bigger version of the Cooper.
01:16:21
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, well good.
01:16:23
Speaker 7: Luck keep playing in that band.
01:16:25
Speaker 2: All right, there you go there you yo, Woodward Heights School Marching Band. And I want to thank doctor Abercrombie for giving me my sweatshir here he made this, he designed this. What you're just for me? Doctor Eve. When you see him, say man, I like that sweatshirt Lincoln where was way wearing?
01:16:46
Speaker 12: He'll appreciate that.
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Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, yes, my track and field sweatshirt. You got there you go. The Southwest Ohio district champion in the four forty yards run back in nineteen sixty eight. I was the district camp. Yes, yes, the name will live in infamy as the district champion in nineteen sixty eight, and I went to the state track meet that year. I didn't go to Martin Luther King sit in at Woodward High School. I didn't go to the city in because they said if you skipped school, you can't run, and so some people just can't seem to comprehend that. Yeah, if I had went to the city and it wasn't gonna bring Martin Luther King back alive, it wasn't gonna bring him back alive. And I was never gonna be able to run into state track meet again because I was a singer. So y'all might as well get over it, white black lion, get over it. I didn't run, I mean, I didn't sit in. I ran and said, so get over it.
01:17:55
Speaker 7: You know, no big deal.
01:17:57
Speaker 2: All right, we are here live at Woodward High School, and we're taking donations for the Woodward High School Marking Band. And I'll be here till one o'clock.
01:18:07
Speaker 7: And I appreciate everybody who has stopped.
01:18:10
Speaker 2: By so far today and made their donations to the Woodward High School Marking Band.
01:18:16
Speaker 5: Yes, and Clifford wants to know.
01:18:20
Speaker 2: Does the band have a cell number? I'm not sure, but we got a QR code and.
01:18:28
Speaker 5: Just stop by here if you.
01:18:29
Speaker 2: Get a chance, Clifford before one and we'll let you. Just take a picture of the QR code and you'll be good to go.
01:18:36
Speaker 5: Yeah, all right.
01:18:39
Speaker 7: We got another young man here.
01:18:41
Speaker 2: What's your name?
01:18:42
Speaker 5: You mention?
01:18:43
Speaker 2: Okay? What are you playing?
01:18:44
Speaker 7: The band?
01:18:44
Speaker 2: I'll play to some bone? Combone, all right, lazy trombone? And how long have you been in the band?
01:18:51
Speaker 12: M maybe three and a half years, three and a half years?
01:18:55
Speaker 6: Four?
01:18:56
Speaker 2: This one? What do you plan on doing when you graduate?
01:18:59
Speaker 12: Go to let's play for music?
01:19:02
Speaker 5: Go across from music? Okay, all right, all right, there you go.
01:19:06
Speaker 2: That's good. Do you have any choices in mind?
01:19:08
Speaker 5: Anywhere you really want to go? The one place I really want to go.
01:19:12
Speaker 12: Is Wilbports University.
01:19:14
Speaker 2: That's that's that's the past something I'm looking there for. You have a good band of the all right, well, good luck? All right, there you go. Another member of the Woodward High School Marching band, Yes, and we're gonna break for news. Don't forget. If you own a business, you got about an hour left to come over here and make a donation and we'll let you shout your business out right here. Just pull up to the circle, hop out of your car, run on up to the door here and we'll get you in there. Let's take a break for news. We'll come back for the final hour of the broadcast, The Buzz