EP 1024 - Free Form Friday 10-4-2024

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This is the show is brought to you by safety FM.

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We are all in threads on a spinning wheel.

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In a twine by design all that draw appeal.

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Since this night for the eyes nothing will appeal appeal appeal appeal appeal.

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The following program is rated M.A. L.S.V.

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It contains strong language sexual situations and violence.

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It is intended only for mature audiences.

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Finally show with the balls to call it like it is.

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Rated R safety show on safety FM.

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Countdown to audio torture.

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The rated R safety show starts in 3, 2, 1.

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Let the eardrum pain begin.

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Forget the corporate bullshit.

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This is the rated R safety show with your host doctor.

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It doesn't matter who the host is.

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Oh it does not matter who the host is.

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Never has never will shouldn't start happening now because that's the way that it is.

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Anyways how are you today is Friday October the 4th of 2024 day 278th of the year in only 88 days left to go.

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Anyways we are broadcasting from the safety FM studios in Orlando Florida and coming across the multiverse known as safety FM.

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And then we are hanging out with our friends and colleagues over the.

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Radio big streaming 24 7 at radio big FM.

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Yes hanging out at radio big FM.

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No doubt about that as we are doing it baby.

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So there you go.

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A lot of stuff a lot of things you know those things that we do around here around there around everywhere because that is what happened.

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So anyways how's the last 24 been for you because that's always an important portion of the question.

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No seriously it's an important portion of the question because how you're doing always plays a big factor into how we're going to do today in that particular regards.

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Anyways with that being said why don't we start talking real quick about what the hell we do here because I think that's important.

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It's Friday number one so that means that it's free for Friday so we're going to do a little bit of everything we're going to talk about a little bit about this we're going to talk a little bit about that and then that's what we're going to do because that's what happens.

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And with that being said so what does that mean that's what happens.

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Well on free for Friday we try to play catch up for everything that we didn't talk about earlier in the week because that's what it goes on.

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And then from that particular point we move and we groove with all of the news stories from the people that are talking to us from feature story news.

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So I get to look at some of the stuff that we didn't get to get to earlier in the week and that's fine.

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So don't worry about that and then outside of that there are some other aspects here where we'll get to hang out and talk about some stuff that's going on in now times.

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So if you want to interact with the show call in radio.com we anyways by the way we talk about everything.

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And when I say that we do and then we kind of cover some stuff that's related to safety Friday has become a little bit more difficult.

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In regards to what we do because here's what happened some people go well all the all the information.

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Oh hold on.

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But let's do this the right way.

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All of the information that you cover is not about safety and we need to know only about safety.

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So why is there other stuff that's related to what's going on.

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So what happens is that we talk a little bit about everything that's going on purposefully.

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That way you have some other references opposed to just only not being only safety stuff because that is not normally a conversation starter.

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What you normally want to do is kind of cover some other stuff that's going on.

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So that's why we give you some pop culture.

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Thank you for letting me know that way I know what to do with this show.

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Thank you.

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So with that being said just think about it from that particular fashion our show is video audio and text.

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Well not there is no text unless you're actually looking at the transcript but video audio and text transcript wise.

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When you go into our pod catchers some of the newer pod catchers do our video as we are doing it right now pod catchers live 2.0 as we are doing our little live form.

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But the podcast aspect when we are done with the first hour directly at eight o'clock that's Eastern time.

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You'll get that podcast.

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I mean like I hit the end button and it goes like because we're doing it live from seven to eight.

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So with that being said think about it some options there available for you and then we do some video streaming on some different platforms if you're taking a look around on that.

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Apparently there was some cluster yesterday in regards to some of the work it all over the place.

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So just keep that in mind as well.

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So it was a total about everything that was going on.

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So just keep that in mind.

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Apparently we've become the PG 13 Joe.

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So keep that as we're talking.

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So let's talk right away about what the hell was trending in the overnight.

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Here is one was trending rated are safety show.

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Okay.

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So as I take a look at the trends of the ends of the ends ago something like this elitist on hurricane reconstruction and a look at a potential piece of art history.

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Also Pink Floyd sells their musical catalog to Sony and Amanda Bynes finds a new passion project.

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We'll talk about that and Russ will premiere at Cambridge Festival and on over cinematographer Alina Hutchins.

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We'll talk about that as we get into the casting calls.

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That's going to be an interesting one.

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And also Prince Harry visits less so Joe.

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So there you go.

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Some things to talk about.

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So if you're ready for the free form version I got some stuff for you today.

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No doubt about that.

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And so before I forget 30 years say we'll talk about that towards the end.

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Important stuff happened 30 years ago today but I'll reference that as we get closer to the end.

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You know on our kind of recap of what occurred today and then also the other portion new cannons combo song dropped this morning.

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So while the talk about that we'll probably do that during our number two because remember this is a three hour show only hour one is on video and on podcast tower two and three is radio big dot FM exclusive only.

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Well and I shouldn't say that we only stream it on radio big FM because the rest of it I mean you do live 365 and all that but we're only on there we don't stream this on on safety FM.

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Let me explain the reason why and why we don't do the podcast because I can't take commercial music and stick it on here.

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It's a big no no in the industry.

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You know you'll get taken down and all that other kind of fun stuff and you know who wants that stuff.

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I mean I think it's kind of funny some of the music that I buy some people try to say that they own the rights to it from time to time.

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So it makes it a little bit makes it a little bit fun in regards to what's going on.

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Anyways with that being said why don't we go ahead and do this.

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Let's get you into some feature story news because I think it's time to do so.

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Here is the news on the safety show from feature story news in London.

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I'm Oli Barrett. There's been a series of large explosions in Beirut as Israel's airstrikes targeting Hezbollah continue.

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One explosion was close to Beirut's International Airport.

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Lebanon says 37 people have been killed in Israeli attacks in the last 24 hours.

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It's reported the target of Israel's latest strikes was Hashem Safiadeen touted as a replacement for Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah who was killed last week.

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Reporter Zach Anders in Tel Aviv says he would be a key target for Israel.

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The former deputy that is now believed to have stepped into Nasrallah's former role, a man that was more of an administrator.

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It was described to me before the targeted attack on Nasrallah.

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But there's supposed to be a still a council vote of political leaders within Hezbollah to appoint their new leaders.

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So that has not happened yet, but it's very clear that Israel is just trying to take everywhere of this chain of command and break every link.

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Plans to allow terminally ill people assisted dying will be introduced to the UK's parliament later this month.

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Prime Minister Keir Starmer has indicated Labour Party MPs will be able to have a free vote on the issue.

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Three former Memphis police officers have been convicted in the beating to death of Tyre Nicholls and unarmed black man.

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Two others have pleaded guilty to the same charges.

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Nicholls was pulled over for what was supposed to be a routine traffic stop in 2023, but turned into one of the most brutal police beatings ever captured on video.

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Tony Waterman reports.

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Demetrius Haley, Justin Smith and Taderia's Bean were convicted of witness tampering.

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Prosecutors allege they conspired to cover up their crime.

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The charge carries a sentence of up to 20 years in prison.

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Haley was also convicted of a civil rights violation.

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Tyre Nicholls' mother told reporters after the verdict that she was happy the men were found guilty.

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Police body cam video and CCTV cameras showed the five officers kicking, punching and beating Nicholls with a baton until he was withering on the ground.

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Nicholls died in the hospital three days later.

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Japan's expressing frustration at Russia's denial that it intruded into its airspace last month.

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Tokyo says a Russian military patrol plane flew over waters north of Hokkaido three times, prompting a Japanese self-defense force fighter jet to fire a signal flare.

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Chris Gilbert reports from Tokyo.

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Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshimasa Hayashi says Russia's denial of the alleged airspace violation is extremely regrettable.

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Moscow's claiming the military aircraft did not violate Japanese airspace.

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The director of the Foreign Ministry's Information and Press Department says the Kremlin could not confirm the alleged flight by an IL-38 patrol plane on September 23.

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Moscow has also rejected Japan's protest, which had been made through diplomatic channels.

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Japan alleges Russia in fact did enter Japanese territory three times.

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From bureaus worldwide, this is FSN.

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With FSN Spotlight, I'm Simon Marks looking today at the complicated colonial politics concerning the Chagos Islands, an archipelago in the Indian Ocean that Britain has controlled since 1814.

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Now, after 13 rounds of negotiations, the territory is being returned to Mauritius,

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and islanders who were expelled from their homes in the 1960s and 70s will be granted the right of return as Britain reaches an agreement to overcome one of the most unjust episodes in its colonial past.

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The agreement has not, however, secured universal support.

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Henry Smith is a former British lawmaker and former chair of the Chagos Islanders All-Parliamentary Group in London.

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This is a very damaging step that the UK government has announced today,

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chiefly because they didn't ask the Chagosian people what they wanted.

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There was no meaningful consultation with them, and this sets a worrying precedent for other British overseas territories like Gibraltar or the Falklands, who clearly want to remain British.

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But in this case, the Chagos archipelago has been overruled by the UK government.

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Britain will be keeping control over the island of Diego Garcia, which is home to a joint UK-US military base.

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It is unclear how many Chagossians will return to the archipelago, which includes many atolls that are uninhabitable.

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With FSN Spotlight, I'm Simon Marks.

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To recap the top stories, there's been a series of large explosions in Beirut as Israel's airstrikes targeting Hezbollah continue.

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Plans to allow terminally ill people assisted dying will be introduced to the UK's parliament later this month.

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Three former Memphis police officers have been convicted in the beating to death of Ty Nichols, an unarmed black man.

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And Japan's expressing frustration at Russia's denial that it intruded into its airspace last month.

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That's the latest Feature Story News. Oli Barrett reporting.

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Anyways, this is the Rated R safety show on safety FM.

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Hey, are you tired of hanging around and talking about safety in a boring kind of format?

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You have to come out to safety FM. You can come hang out with all kinds of safety professionals.

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Some are safety professionals. Some are just people that are talking about safety.

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But we want to do it in a format that makes it fun and entertaining.

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If you're kind of trying to figure out what the FM portion is, well, we're a radio station and also a podcast network.

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You can come out, hang out, listen to my show, the Jay Allen show.

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Blaine Jay Hoffman with the safety pro, the hop nerd Sam Goodman.

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Just to name a few on what could be found on the station.

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Different things for different people trying to bring safety in an entertaining form.

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Safety FM.com go to the website, download the app and carry it with you all day long.

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Rio.

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Oh, you know how it goes on a Friday.

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Anyways, a lot of excitement going on behind the scenes.

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We'll leave it at that.

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I'm in regards to, you know, you know, getting everything ready over there, getting everything over ready.

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And then it seems like there's a delay when I do some of this stuff, because that's just what happens from time to time.

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You know who wants that?

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So there you go.

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Some air horns coming your way in life.

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I know cricket.

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Okay.

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But anyways, let's get back into everything that we have going on because I think that sometimes it's super important to discuss the stuff that is going on inside.

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Of the world.

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So let's get into this shit list right away.

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Prosecutors are trying second older prosecutors trying second Trump assassination attempt suspect Ryan Roth have requested an indefinite delay to their trial.

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The feds say that they have gathered approximately four terabytes.

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Four terabytes of data.

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That's four million gigabytes includes media and text files in the week since attempting the shooting in Florida.

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The data comes from 13 search warrants executed by three states and hundreds of witnesses interviewed.

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Prosecutors also say they're waiting for responses for more than 100 subpoena requests from expert witnesses.

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The trial had been scheduled to begin rather promptly on November the 18th.

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This is according to ABC news.

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So I don't know if that's going to be happening anytime soon.

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So just a just for some information purposes don't want to scare anyone.

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Just letting you know what's going on.

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Also the death toll for a hurricane that just occurred now exceeds over 200 yesterday.

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We were talking about 100 now it's over 200.

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Here's the latest on the recovery efforts with many roads still in inaccessible because of the debris total destruction.

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Some video show volunteers carrying in supplies by pack mules.

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FEMA is handing out seven hundred and fifty dollars to people in four counties in North Carolina that have been hit the hardest.

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Hold on. They gave them seven hundred fifty dollars.

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Our stuff is tough open for them to be able to use it.

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I'm just asking.

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Anyways a group of veterans and locals have created a Ford operating base in New York and Soona North Carolina about 10 miles of Asheville to coordinate supply delivery and search teams using private helicopters and ATV.

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So there you go.

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I'm kind of confused there on you know handing out Mula to people.

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I mean do they have access to things where they can spend the money because if everything is devastated I don't know what exactly.

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That's going to do. I'm just saying just some stuff to think about.

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So there you go. Anyways workers East Coast ports are expected to return to work today after agreeing to terms about wage increases in the short term.

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The current contract will extend till January the 15th giving the country some wiggle room some wiggle room following the destruction of by the hurricane and one less hair of fire crisis to manage this month before the election.

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Workers have been told that to return to work they can go through the formal ratification process of the deal.

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But if they strike down the stopgap ports could shut down once again analysts have estimated that each day of the shutdown at least five days of catch up to get back on track meaning that to the four day work stoppage could mean about two weeks to get back on track.

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Okay so hold on. I'm not a mathematician but if they estimate that it takes four triggers at least five days to catch up for one day to get back on track and they were shut down for four.

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That's not two weeks to me. That's almost three weeks because that would tell me 20 not 14.

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I mean but I'm not a genius or anything along those lines and I'm not really good at math.

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So I'm just saying so just some stuff to think about anyways add vision issues in children to the growing list of unnecessary consequences from COVID lockdown.

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Huh. Okay. Hold on.

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What research published by the British Journal of Optomology found that one in three children and teens have a myopia.

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It's known for a nearsightedness or short sightedness.

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A scientist analyzed 276 studies that include 5.4 million children and teens from 50 countries across six continents.

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They have found that it's since 1990 myopia diagnosis more than tripled in the prevalence with his notable spike following the pandemic lead author of the study, Dr.

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Young Chang said the school closures resulting in prolonged indoor living and reduce outdoor activity for children and teens while also increasing screen time likely caused myopia crisis and it's worse.

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And this is according to Fox News.

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I don't know. I only share the info.

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I mean I don't I mean we try to vet some of this stuff in regards to what's going on.

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But this is the myopia story. I mean I don't know what to say.

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What do you think?

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So prolonged exposure to small screens.

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No outside activity has caused this issue in regards of what's being said.

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We at safety FM are not responsible for what this idiot behind the microphone is saying is trying to be entertaining.

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All safety show I'm just sharing the information as it's given to me. Don't don't hate the hater. I mean I don't hate the players not the hater. Sorry. I'm not a hater. What are you saying?

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Anyways a painting a painting owned by Italian family since the 1960s could very well be an original work of Pablo Picasso.

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Yeah Pablo Picasso. It's been two years hanging in the family's living room before being hung at a restaurant they own near Naples. Andrea Lo Russo the son of the original owners of the painting is now trying to get it validated if it's the real thing.

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He previously had experts at the Picasso Museum in Paris take a look at the work but they only they declined to hold on to it to investigate further. Now he had the work examined and believe more than than ever the Picasso painting it is in particular a handwriting expert has authenticated the signature on the pieces Picasso and analysts of the paint used to line up the types used by Picasso himself.

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If it's legitimate it could be worth north of 12 million dollars but it could be it could be a while before they find out the Picasso administration received multiple inquiries every day and is very cautious and skeptical about work that it seeks to validate.

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This is according to the Associated Press. So there you go. So let's talk about a couple things here. Actor Ron Hale has died. He passed away at his home in St. George South Carolina on August 27th August the 27th.

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Holy shit. According to a recent report of specific cause of death has not been shared he is best known for his roles as Mike Corbett in general hospital. This is he was 78 as time is about to hold on 27.

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I mean hello August 27. I mean I'm not saying September I'm saying August. It is October the 4th. I mean what the hell happened there in regards of getting that info out.

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Just saying anyways let's talk about some other stuff real quick. The Dow lost about 184 points to close at forty two thousand forty two thousand eleven on Thursday the S&P lost nine points to close at five thousand six hundred ninety nine and the NASDAQ lost about six points to close at 17000 nine hundred eighteen West Texas intermediate close at seventy three dollars a barrel and bread and crude was at seventy seven dollars a barrel.

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The national average price of a gallon of gas was three dollars and nineteen cents on Thursday and Bitcoin made a modest yes a modest gain on Wednesday trading just around sixty thousand eight hundred.

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Yesterday there was more than two thousand three hundred and fifty flights delayed within into and out of the United States on Thursday there was about 60 such cancellations which apparently Thursday was a good day to fly that tonight's mega million drawing will be for a hundred eight million dollar jackpot or fifty three point eight million dollar cash.

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Payout. So if you want to play the game it's time to do so Saturday night's powerball drawing will be for two hundred ninety five point two hundred ninety five million dollar jackpot or one hundred forty seven point nine million dollar cash payout.

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So there you go some games to play if you want to do so. Anyways a new report says that Denzel Washington once screamed at Sean Combs during one of his now infamous all night parties in 2003 and insiders shared a tidbit with U.S.

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Weekly stating that the actor screamed you don't respect anyone. It is unclear what led to the outburst though the sources say that Washington and his wife saw something and stormed out.

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This is according to U.S. Weekly. So there you go. Anyways at the very top of the hour I talked about two things that we would talk about now. So let's go ahead and do this.

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Pink Floyd recently sold its music catalog to Sony Music. The deal is worth just around four hundred million dollars including the band's recorded music and the name and likeness rights.

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Last acquisition joins other big names catalog from Bruce Springsteen Bob Dylan and Queen for which Sony spent more than a billion dollars to get.

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This is according to Variety. So there you go. What do you think. Four hundred million dollars for Pink Floyd's catalog and their likeness and their names.

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I don't know. You're selling it off buddy. So there you go. Anyways take a listen to this real quick.

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Amanda Bynes is launching her own clothing line collaborating with designer Austin Babbitt. The actress is using her own artistic skills and degree to design the collection which includes two pairs of shorts.

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One hundred dollars each and a T-shirt. Sixty dollars after announcing the new project Bynes told fans that she plans to host a pop up art shop or show in December that will feature her art and clothing.

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This is according to OK magazine. Let me tell you one more real quick if you don't mind after landing his big deal in the 1990s worth about six million dollars.

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Mark Cuban says that he got drunk and spent six figures on a lifetime pass from American Airlines.

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Speaking about the purchase on Shannon Sharpe's Club Shaysay podcast Cuban said that he initially spent one hundred and twenty five thousand dollars but then upgraded it to the amount that he said no longer

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remembers. Then nine years later after selling the streaming platform broadcast dot com yahoo to yahoo for five point seven billion dollars in stock.

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Cuban bought a 40 million dollar Gulf Stream G5 jet on the Internet. The sale holds again his record of the largest single e-commerce transaction.

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So there you go. So I don't know if you've heard Cuban talk about this before but this hundred and twenty five thousand dollar ticket was a lifetime ticket that you could actually use on American Airlines and it was for you and a companion.

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And you can go anywhere which I mean if you think about it it's not a bad deal because regardless the way that this actual thing works is that they have to make room for you even if the things sold out for you and your companion.

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So they would have to bump people to get this person on. So think about that for a hot minute through American Airlines. So hundred twenty five thousand dollars lifetime.

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You're talking about the 90s. So I mean there's a lot of things that are value added if you look at it from one way shape or form. So there's one thing to think about if you're so inclined to do so.

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Anyways with that being said we are very close to 32 minutes past the top of the hour. You normally get a main story but it's free warm Friday. So that's not what happens.

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Here is the news on the safety show from feature story news in London. I'm Oli Barrett. There's been a series of large explosions in Beirut as Israel's airstrikes targeting Hezbollah continue.

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The first explosion was close to Beirut's International Airport. Lebanon says 37 people have been killed in Israeli attacks in the last 24 hours.

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It's reported the target of Israel's latest strikes was Hashem Safiadeen touted as a replacement for Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah who was killed last week.

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Reporter Zach Anders in Tel Aviv says he would be a key target for Israel. The former deputy that is now believed to have stepped into Nasrallah's former role, a man that was more of an administrator.

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It was described to me before the targeted attack on Nasrallah. But there's supposed to be still a council vote of political leaders within Hezbollah to appoint their new leaders.

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So that has not happened yet. But it's very clear that Israel is just trying to take everywhere of this chain of command and break every link.

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Plans to allow terminally ill people assisted dying will be introduced to the UK's parliament later this month.

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Prime Minister Keir Starmer has indicated Labour Party MPs will be able to have a free vote on the issue.

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Three former Memphis police officers have been convicted in the beating to death of Tyre Nicholls and unarmed black man.

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Two others have pleaded guilty to the same charges. Nicholls was pulled over for what was supposed to be a routine traffic stop in 2023, but turned into one of the most brutal police beatings ever captured on video.

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Tony Waterman reports. Dimitris Haley, Justin Smith and Tadarius Bean were convicted of witness tampering.

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Prosecutors allege they conspired to cover up their crime. The charge carries a sentence of up to 20 years in prison.

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Haley was also convicted of a civil rights violation. Tyre Nicholls' mother told reporters after the verdict that she was happy the men were found guilty.

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Police body cam video and CCTV cameras showed the five officers kicking, punching and beating Nicholls with a baton until he was withering on the ground.

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Nicholls died in the hospital three days later.

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Japan's expressing frustration at Russia's denial that it intruded into its airspace last month.

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Tokyo says a Russian military patrol plane flew over waters north of Hokkaido three times, prompting a Japanese Self-Defense Force fighter jet to fire a signal flare.

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Chris Gilbert reports from Tokyo.

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Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshimasa Hayashi says Russia's denial of the alleged airspace violation is extremely regrettable.

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Moscow's claiming the military aircraft did not violate Japanese airspace.

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The director of the Foreign Ministry's Information and Press Department says the Kremlin could not confirm the alleged flight by an IL-38 patrol plane on September 23.

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Moscow has also rejected Japan's protest, which had been made through diplomatic channels.

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Japan alleges Russia in fact did enter Japanese territory three times.

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From bureaus worldwide, this is FSN.

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With FSN Spotlight, I'm Simon Marks looking today at the complicated colonial politics concerning the Chagos Islands, an archipelago in the Indian Ocean that Britain has controlled since 1814.

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Now, after 13 rounds of negotiations, the territory is being returned to Mauritius,

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and islanders who were expelled from their homes in the 1960s and 70s will be granted the right of return as Britain reaches an agreement to overcome one of the most unjust episodes in its colonial past.

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The agreement has not, however, secured universal support.

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Henry Smith is a former British lawmaker and former chair of the Chagos Islanders All-Parliamentary Group in London.

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This is a very damaging step that the UK government has announced today,

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chiefly because they didn't ask the Chagosian people what they wanted.

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There was no meaningful consultation with them, and this sets a worrying precedent for other British overseas territories like Gibraltar or the Falklands, who clearly want to remain British.

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Britain will be keeping control over the island of Diego Garcia, which is home to a joint UK-US military base.

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With FSN Spotlight, I'm Simon Marks.

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To recap the top stories, there's been a series of large explosions in Beirut as Israel's airstrikes targeting Hezbollah continue.

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Plans to allow terminally ill people assisted dying will be introduced to the UK's parliament later this month.

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Three former Memphis police officers have been convicted in the beating to death of Ty Nichols, an unarmed black man.

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And Japan's expressing frustration at Russia's denial that it intruded into its airspace last month.

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That's the latest Feature Story News.

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Safety never sounded so terrible. Rated R safety show.

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If you're rocking with us while working from home, we have one thing to say to you.

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Dude, nice work PJs. So as you can see, we did our target at third quarter numbers as well.

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Bill, Bill, Bill. What? Really love your Iron Man onesie.

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Thank you. Rocking your work day, whatever it looks like.

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The rain rain rain rain.

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OK, here you go.

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Currently, 44 minutes past the top of the hour.

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You are still hanging out here on the rated R safety show.

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Simulated sun with castles.

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Songs readily available on Spotify, YouTube music, and some Apple music.

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Yeah, some Apple music.

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Yeah, there you go.

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Yeah, we bring it to you from all angles.

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That's how most people like it anyways.

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OK, so we'd like to thank simulated sun for allowing us to play this year on the rated R safety show.

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There you go. Safety show. Rated R safety show.

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OK, so there you go. A lot of stuff going on right there as we are hanging and banging and doing all our fun stuff.

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No doubt about that.

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So what do you have planned this weekend? Like seriously, like I want to know.

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I'm curious. Call in radio dot com. Let me know.

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Of course, that's all you have to do is go over there, hang out, see what's going on.

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So yeah, what are you doing? Anything fun?

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Anything to talk about? Anything to call your mama?

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To let her know ahead of time before you go out there.

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So anyways, with that being said, let me tell you about the most important part that I will ever tell you about.

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And that's about my friends at to write love on her arms.

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No matter what you're facing, you deserve to be connected to help and to write love on her arms.

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Wants you to know that people have been where you are now and things can get better.

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Healing is possible to find out more information.

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All you have to do is go to T W L O H a dot com.

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And once you do that, click on the section that says find help.

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Once you get there, there'll be information related to addiction, depression, anxiety, eating disorder, self-injury, suicide, trauma, grief support.

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Just to name a few.

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Yeah. The click on the section says find help though. That's very crucial there.

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Once you get there, all the info is there. Listen, you might look at it and go, well, this is not info that I need.

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Well, it might not be something that you need today. It could be something that you need tomorrow or something that someone else that you know may need.

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So T W L O H a dot com to write love on her arms.

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So there you go. Anyways, with that being said, let's continue talking about some other things that are going on inside of the multiverse because I think it's time to do that.

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That is for sure. So with that being said, what about this information right here?

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Are you ready? Are you ready for some things that are going on movie wise?

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So let's talk about this. Joker Part Two comes out today. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

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Author Fleck is institutionalized at Arkham. Awaiting trial for his crimes as the Joker while struggling with his dual identity.

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He not only stumbles upon true love, but also finds the music that always has been inside of him.

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So that comes out today. It's rated R. Why do people are not happy that this is not really being advertised as a musical?

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And apparently it is. So I'm just letting you know from what's coming in review wise so far.

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Also, White Bird comes out today, struggling in a fit new school after being expelled.

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Julian is visited by his grandmother and transformed by the story or he attempts to escape Nazi occupied France during World War Two.

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That comes out today. It's PG 13 and monster summer really rated PG 13.

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What a mysterious force begins to disrupt their big summer. Find no one. His friends team up with a retired police detective to embark on a monstrous adventure to save their island.

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So that comes out today. That's starring Mel Gibson. So just so you know, some things going on right there.

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So you go there. You go some in for info info info. I said in for information for you in regards to what's happening.

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So you go anyways. What else do we have going on? Let's talk about.

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Let's do some survey says stuff because I think that's going to be important. Millennials and Gen Z are much more likely to discuss their pay than older workers.

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According to a new study, a survey carried out late last year found that 86 percent of Gen Z years are open to talking about their salaries,

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followed by 59 percent of millennials in the number dropped significantly as older workers with only 40 percent of Gen Z workers and 41 percent of baby boomers willing to discuss that subject.

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Wonder why that is. That's because the younger workers ever found out how much the older workers make they'd be heck to pay.

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You'll pardon the pun there. So there you go. Just some stuff to think about as we are talking. So there you go.

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Some information always going on. I mean, I don't know how it is. That's something like is that a subject matter that you discuss with others in regards of pay?

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I'm just asking because I don't know what you do. I'm just trying to ask the question to understand better.

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Like I always tell people I'm willing to talk about everything if you're willing to have much discussion.

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There are only two subject matters that I want to discuss. It's money and sex because I mean who cares about either one because I regardless of whichever whichever way those conversations go.

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You're going to be disappointed one way or another. Just kind of the way that it happens. I am just saying I know not stuff you want to hear.

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Who truly cares what this guy has to say? Who gives a shit? Rated R safety show.

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Hey, don't don't hate me because I'm beautiful. I'm just sharing the information on how it goes, man.

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It's the reality of the the circumference of the circle is the way that it goes. So there you go.

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Some stuff to think about as we are hanging out and doing our thing. That is for sure.

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So anyways, for the one minute spouts top of the hour, let's talk a little bit more about some other things because why would you we not do that?

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Why don't we do this? Why don't we go ahead and get some John Smalls in here and let him tell us about what the hell's going on with the motivation minute because we need we need to be motivated going into this weekend.

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Why this weekend? I don't know. Maybe you'd be motivated going into every weekend. Maybe that's the way to look at it.

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Anyway, so here's some John Smalls motivation minute coming up right now. The motivation minute brought to you by Genesis gold IRA.com motivation.

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Today's quote was submitted by Judy. Mark Zuckerberg said a lot of the time the experts, the people who are supposed to be able to tell you what to do will tell you that you can't do something even when you know you can.

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And a lot of the time it's your friends who tell you you can do it. What a great quote. Mark, by the way, is the founder of Facebook. He said this at the Bell Haven Elementary School in 2011.

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Now, whether you like Mark Zuckerberg or not, that's a very accurate statement. I think it's important to listen to your parents, but I also think it's important to know that they may not be right 100% of the time.

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And I say that as a parent, by the way, I think we need to be trained to use our brains. Think things through before you do them. No matter who tells you that it's the way.

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The motivation minute. Today's motivation minute, courtesy of Genesis gold IRA.com. I'm John Small. Thanks for listening. Your favorite motivational quotes can be submitted for upcoming programs at motivationminute.org.

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Hello, I'm Richard Exley with your One Minute Devotion. Often what separates faith from presumption is timing.

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The person who is operating in faith does not act until the Lord speaks. The presumptuous person gets ahead of God. He acts before the Lord speaks.

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He assumes the Lord will rescue him even if he is acting in zeal without knowledge.

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Unfortunately, the Lord does not often intervene on our behalf when we act presumptuously.

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As a wise man wrote, a man's own folly ruins his life, yet his heart rages against the Lord.

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Proverbs 19 to said, It is not good to have zeal without knowledge, nor to be hasty and miss away.

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Lord, teach us to wait for your timing, no matter how long it takes. Amen.

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If these devotions are a blessing and an encouragement to you, you can subscribe at one minute devotion.com.

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Here is the news on the Radio Hour Safety Show.

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From Feature Story News in London, I'm Oli Barrett.

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There's been a series of large explosions in Beirut as Israel's airstrikes targeting Hezbollah continue.

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EU member states have voted to impose major tariffs on imports of Chinese electric vehicles.

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The UK says its commitment to the Falkland Islands is unwavering despite ceding sovereignty of the Chegos Islands,

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and Japan's expressing frustration at Russia's denial that it intruded into its airspace last month.

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Listen up to your own risk. Rated R, Safety Show.

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Tearing the ass out of you like gas station sushi.

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Radio Big.

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Okay, some radio big, no doubt about that. So let's go ahead and take a look see, look see around and see what exactly happened back on.

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Let's see what happened back on this day. Let's take a look real quick.

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Yeah, back on this day 30 years ago, Danzig released their fourth studio album Danzig 4P that happens back in 1994.

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So there you go. Some information for you, you know, and some songs got some got banned and it seemed like it was the last.

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It was the last album with the original members that happened back in 1994.

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Anyways, the song wasn't birthdays that are going on today.

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Dakota Johnson turns 35, Little Mama turns 35 as well, Derek Rose 36, and Melissa Bonice turns 36 as well.

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Rachel Lee Cook turns 45, Alicia Silverstone turns 48, Liv Schreb turns 57, Russell Simmons turns 67, Sherry Turner 68,

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Susan Sarandon turns 78, and Tony LaRussa turns 80 today. So there you go. If you're looking at some days of the year to celebrate Cinnamon Roll Day,

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World Smile Day, Kids Music Day, Animal, hold on, World Animal Day, National Body Language Day, National Trucker Day, No Disposable Cups Day,

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College Radio Day, Manufacturing Day, National Vodka Day, and Ship in a Bottle Day. So I guess that's some stuff to celebrate if you're so inclined to do so.

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If you need a random joke for today, I will give you this one because it's important. When a man tells you that he got rich through hard work, ask him who's?

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I think it's a good question. That's not a joke either. And well, it is a joke for the day. But as for who's hard work, how they got rich, because that's going to be important.

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If you need a phone starter for today, try this. What is the worst purchase you ever made? If you need a question for the water cooler, try this.

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The average person asked this question over a thousand times a year. What is it? What did you say? Yep. That's the question that gets asked over a thousand times.

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Anyway, so there you go. That's going to sum up our time together at the top of the hour. I will be going over to RadioBig.fm if you want to come and hang out with me for the next couple hours or so,

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because we'll be talking about the world of music and entertainment on this lovely day. If you don't want to go over there, that's perfectly fine.

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You can hang out here on Safety FM with the likes of Sheldon Primus as he discusses the world of safety consulting.

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So that's always important for him to go about all of that information. Anyways, thank you for always being the best part of Safety FM and RadioBig.

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And that is the listener, because without you, it makes absolutely no sense whatsoever to do what we do around here.

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Listen, remember, you can always catch us on our podcast network. You can catch us on our live streams, video and audio, safetyfm.com, radiobig.fm.

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Some different options for you there right now. Remember, this is not an exit. This is just an opportunity to continue on going forward in a different path.

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Anyways, with that being said, if I can leave you with a deep thought for today, I would love to leave you with this.

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Say something positive and you'll see something positive. Keep that in mind. Anyways, I know who you are. You know who I am. Love you. Meet it and goodbye.

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The views and opinions expressed on this podcast are those of the host and its guests and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the company.

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Examples of analysis discussed within this podcast are only examples.

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It should not be utilized in the real world as the only solution available as they are based only on very limited and dated open source information.

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The only thing you want is a thrill that comes with change

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And now your castles will wash away the rain, rain, rain, rain

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I am purely a resolution

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A total resolution

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A total resolution