EP 1094 - The Best or Just Loudest? Rethinking Industry Voices

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Taste a bit of sweet on my tongue

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You'll be the death of me

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If I chew it into my lungs

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I just can't fall asleep without you

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My body lying in a full moon

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Hope you'll find

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Where there is your light

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I can't seem to see you

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Ain't got no feelings

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But the ice in my veins

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I could cut it with a knife and I won't do it

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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!

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Show with the balls and 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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Ah, let the ear drum pain begin.

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Forget the corporate bullshit.

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This is the rated R Safety Show.

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With your host, Dr. Um...

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It doesn't matter who the host is.

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Oh, you know it, I know it.

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Truer words have never been said.

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It does not matter who the host is.

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What has always mattered is who the listeners are.

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Anyways, we are broadcasting from the Safety FM studios

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on this lovely Thursday, February the 6th of 2025,

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day 37th of the year and only 328 days to go.

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As we are broadcasting from our studios in Orlando,

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we are also hanging out with our friends over there.

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Radio B

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Yeah, you know, we hang out with the Merl T-verse

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known as Safety FM.

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We get to hang out with the people over there at Radio Big.

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Because hey, what else would we be doing?

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So how's the last 24 been for you?

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Pretty cool.

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Done anything out of the ordinary?

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Anything fun?

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You know, the fun stuff.

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You know, the fun stuff stuff.

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I don't know.

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So let's talk real quick.

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Our show consists of safety in the news, news and safety.

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Just really what we do.

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We talk a little bit about this.

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We talk a little bit about that.

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We kind of do the world of controversy and then we move around.

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Just realistically what it is.

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So with that being said, a lot of lovely things going on inside of the world.

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So we need to talk.

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If you want to interact with our show, call in radio.com.

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We'll get you in there.

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Call in radio.com.

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Once you get there, it's going to give you some options for video, audio and text.

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Messaging is really the way that it works.

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The why all three options because we are a radio show that goes into a podcast network that goes into a video streamer at some point.

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So there you go.

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You know what?

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I've been getting a lot of requests as of late as to be screaming on something called kick.

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Not familiar with kick.

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I mean, I've heard of it, but I'm not like super familiar on what the platform is.

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So there you go.

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So with that being said, a lot of stuff, our show consists of safety in the news.

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This is really what we do.

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If you don't know that already.

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So we're going to give you a lot of information.

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We'll have some professional broadcasters come in, do their thing.

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Cause what else would we be doing?

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I mean, like seriously, what else would we be doing?

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Have you heard what we do around here?

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Of course we have to remain busy, you know, making sure that things are going well.

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So why don't we do this as we are talking first thing in Estem mañana?

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And why don't we start talking about what the hell was trending in the overnight?

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Here is what was trending rated are safety show.

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Okay. So as I take a look at the trends of the ends of the ends and other development in the private space race, we'll talk about that.

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I have a feeling you're going to want to know this stuff.

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Marcus Jordan. Yeah.

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Marcus Jordan requested Mariah Carey songs during his arrest and another lawsuit for Blake Lively.

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Oh, good times.

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We'll talk about that as we get into to showbiz.

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Also whoopee.

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Goldberg alerts viewers to an AI whoopee petting weight loss drugs.

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And we'll talk about that and some of the casting call stuff and Brent Andrew is afraid of visiting the US.

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We'll talk about that as we get into the details about the Royals about the things that are going on.

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So a lot of stuff going on here as we are talking.

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So I have some people waiting from feature story news ready to go.

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So if you're ready, they're ready.

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Let's do it.

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

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I'm Ali Barrett.

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The White House says Donald Trump's plan to resettle Palestinians away from Gaza would be temporary.

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His proposal for the US to take control of the Gaza Strip and rebuild it prompted warnings against ethnic cleansing from United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres.

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But US officials later said the plan to relocate 1.8 million people would be temporary while Gaza was rebuilt.

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And White House Press Secretary Caroline Leavitt says the US wouldn't be deploying troops.

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The president has not committed to putting boots on the ground in Gaza.

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He has also said that the United States is not going to pay for the rebuilding of Gaza.

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His administration is going to work with our partners in the region to reconstruct this region.

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South Korea's defense and trade ministries have blocked DeepSeek's access to work computers.

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It follows a request from the country's data watchdog for the Chinese AI startup to clarify how it manages user information.

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Laura Westbrook reports from Hong Kong.

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DeepSeek's new chat bot stunned investors and the world with its technology and cost at a fraction of the investment of its US counterparts.

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South Korea is among countries, including France and Italy, that have questions about DeepSeek's data practices.

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And Seoul's defense ministry has locked DeepSeek from military computers connected to the Internet.

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Analysts say Seoul is being cautious as how government employees use DeepSeek could give its operators hints at South Korea's policy directions.

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Australia has also banned DeepSeek from all government devices on the advice of security agencies.

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A strong earthquake has been recorded between the Greek islands of Santorini and Amorgos.

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It follows days of tremors and emergency services have been on standby for a quake.

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Thousands of people have already evacuated Santorini and schools there and on neighboring islands will remain closed until Friday.

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Grenfell Tower in London, in which a fire killed dozens in 2017, is to be demolished.

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Bereaved families say they've been told of the decision by the government.

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Ministers had previously been warned that the structure may be unsafe because of the extensive fire damage.

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72 people died in the fire, which spread quickly because the apartment block was covered in flammable cladding.

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Former resident Tiago Alves says the decision to pull Grenfell down is a shock.

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The thing that leaves me the most hurt is probably the fact that we weren't really consulted.

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The one thing that we've always asked is to make sure the government is keeping us up to date and in contact with everything that's going on.

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As bereaved survivors, our main purpose and our main goal is to try and allow people to continue to grieve their loved ones.

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I understand that there are some people in the community who may not want the tower there.

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There are also quite a number of bereaved survivors and local members who would like to keep it up.

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From bureaus worldwide, this is FSN.

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With FSN Spotlight, I'm Simon Marks.

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Today and tomorrow, reaction to President Trump's stunning proposal to have America take over the Gaza Strip,

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clean it up and rebuild it as a Middle East version of the French Riviera,

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a plan that he says will first require the entire territory to be depopulated of the Palestinians who live there,

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among US allies immediately rejecting the idea, Saudi Arabia.

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Some of President Trump's statements indicate clearly that maybe he is not willing for...

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Dr. Abdul Aziz Sarka heads the Gulf Research Center in Riyadh.

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...or will briefed by his advisor or his group when he talks about the retaining of the people of Gaza.

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They have never left Gaza. They are always there.

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And they have the right of determination to determine about their country and their future.

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There is no question in the Arab world about the coexistence right of the Palestinian and the Israeli.

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But the Israeli, neither the American or anybody has the right to force the people of Gaza to leave Gaza

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or to go somewhere else or even push Egypt or Jordan to accept refugees or people from the Palestinian side to leave there.

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Egypt and Jordan have both roundly rejected the notion that they might agree to resettle Palestinians

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forcibly expelled from Gaza. President Trump said he thinks they will change their minds.

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Tomorrow we'll get a view of the issue from Israel.

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With FSN Spotlight, I'm Simon Marks.

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To recap the top stories, the White House says Donald Trump's plan to resettle Palestinians away from Gaza would be temporary.

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South Korea's defense and trade ministries have blocked deep-seek access to work computers.

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A strong earthquake has been recorded between the Greek islands of Santorini and Amorgos.

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And Grenfell Tower in London, in which a fire killed dozens in 2017, is to be demolished.

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

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It's always amazing to me on how technology changes and so does the environment that we're in.

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And cyber criminals will do everything they can to take advantage of a system.

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Cyber thieves around the world know our home values are sky high at the moment, and that makes us a target.

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The crime is scary simple. Let me explain it to you real quick.

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A cyber thief simply forges your name on a property cell form and refiles it. That's it.

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Now he or she is on the deed of your home and you have no idea that you're a victim.

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Then the person takes out a loan on your home and vanishes, leaving you to prove to the police that you didn't commit bank fraud.

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Here is another bit for our competitors to copy. Rated R safety show.

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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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Well, I got something for you. If you haven't hung out with us yet at safety FM dot com, I'm going to encourage you to do so.

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

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Some are just people that are talking about safety. 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 come out, hang out, listen to my show, the Jay Allen show.

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You can listen to Todd Conklin with the Pre-Accident Investigation. Blaine Jay Hoffman with the Safety Pro.

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The Hop Nerd Sam Goodman, 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 dot com. Go to the website, download the app and carry it with you all day long.

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Safety FM dot com. We'll be waiting for you.

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He's a man. Awesome, funny, random. Doesn't make any sense, but it's good.

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Jay Allen in the morning on radio. Okay, 16 minutes past the top of the hours.

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You and I are hanging out on this lovely Thursday and getting to do all the fun stuff around here.

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No doubt about that. Anyways, I haven't mentioned this in a while, so I guess I probably should.

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If you are on one of those fancy dancey pod catchers, this thing is alive as we're doing it.

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So if you're on a fancy dancey one, you can take a listen to it in real time.

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Just so you know, it's they call it like live 2.0 or some shit like that.

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Just in case that interests you. If not, you know, radio big dot FM safety FM dot com.

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I heart radio Odyssey. You name it. We stream it live.

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Three sixty five. You know the different aspects of where you could be.

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We try to be a little bit of everywhere and we're even on your socials.

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Not all of them, but some of them. That's for sure.

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So let's get into some of the news stories that are occurring inside of this multiverse.

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If you move to Florida, you probably are more worried about hurricanes than snow

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and certainly not giant pieces of ice that fall from the sky and, you know,

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it pierce through your roof and then land in your living room.

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You're probably not concerned about that.

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Well, the Alston family from Palm Coast, Florida say that they woke up to a hole

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in their ceiling over their living room as an ice junk scattered across the road

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of their home earlier in that morning.

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Yeah, Florida has been dealing with cold spells lately,

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and authorities are investigating the cause of the considered ice falling

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from an airplane that may have been flying over them.

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This is according to WESH. So I don't know if you know this,

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but a few weeks ago, if you were in the panhandle of Florida, it was snowing.

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I mean, and I don't mean like, oh, kind of snowing.

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It like snowed snow that people didn't know what the hell to do.

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I mean, don't get me wrong.

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People don't know what the hell to do when it snows in Florida, period.

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But it had been a while. And man, were people losing it.

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Like the whole world was coming to an end here in Florida,

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but that's just kind of how it goes most of the time.

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OK, so let's talk about this in honor of Valentine's Day.

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The Minnesota Sioux is offering a name a bug experience.

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Those looking for a unique gift for their loved ones or unloved ones

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can make a $15 donation to the zoo who will name a bug in the person's honor

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and feed it to one of the many animals in their care.

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Yep. Whether for a friend or a foe, your bug will become part of the balanced diet

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for the animal like golden lion, tamarind, chameleon, possums, turtles and more.

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The official tagline reads, so there you go, Minnesota Zoo.

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You know, I had to mention this because over the weekend I got to go out to a farm.

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One of my daughters wanted to go out there. Blah, blah, blah. So cool. We go.

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And I was amazed on how this works. So you go to somebody else's farm.

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You pay to go there, of course, and then you pay them

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for animal feed to feed their animals.

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Which I was like, this is pretty slick in regards to how this is set up.

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Great farm. I mean, don't get me wrong, but I'm paying you to be on your farm.

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And then I'm paying to feed your animals that you're going to need to feed anyways.

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Hey, whatever. I mean, whatever works. I guess that's just kind of the

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way that, you know, stuff goes from time to time, just kind of the way it is.

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We are now video streaming the Rated R safety show. I don't know why

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our host has a face for radio. Rated R safety show.

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OK, so in place of a planned commercial break during the view, Whoopi Goldberg

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alerted viewers about an AI image of her being used to promote some weight loss drugs

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and no, no, no, we're not going. We're not going yet.

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I'm going to do this, Goldberg said in an off camera member of the staff.

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I'm giving everybody a heads up. There is a phony weight loss ad floating around

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online on Instagram that has me a out a I mouth saying all kinds of stuff.

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Looking into the camera, she emphasized that unless she says it, hey, it's me, Whoopi.

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Then it's not really her. Goldberg was was open in the past about using monjaro

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to lose weight. No word on what the drug that is using her image, however, this is

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according to EW. So hold on. If you don't say, hey, it's me, Whoopi.

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That means it's not you because I don't think I mean, besides that, I don't really think

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it would be super difficult for somebody to say, hey, it's me, Whoopi on an ad.

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If you're saying that's what you have to say for people to know that it's you.

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

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He is trying to be entertaining. Rated R safety show.

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OK, so bachelor alum Wells Adams spoke to the blast about the collaboration with JCPenney's

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for his green flag Valentine's Day gift guide.

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In addition to listing off several ideas, Adams also discussed that he considered green flags

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in relationships, especially what drove him to want to pop the question to his now wife,

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Sarah Highland. So there you go.

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The hell the green flag. I'm just asking because I don't know.

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Anyway, say listen to this. Blake Lively is being sued by Jed Wallace and his PR firm

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Street Relations Inc. after she named them alongside Justin Baldoni in her December lawsuit.

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In the suit, Wallace accuses Lively of falsely including his firm in the allegations that

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she made against Baldoni and then sending the misinformation to several media outlets.

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He claims that he has suffered millions of dollars in reputational harm and his company's

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projected losses exceed another million in response.

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Lively's legal team says that the suit is transparent retaliation of her speaking out.

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This is according to TMZ. I feel like as of late, we talk so much about crap that is going on

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inside of the media in regards of you know, the polarizing figures that are out there.

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It's like if we're not giving kind of like a happy medium between Swamp Land and what's

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going on in celebrity world. I don't know what the hell we're doing.

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It is really seems like that's what where we've been going as of late. I mean, I'm just

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telling you I look at this stuff in real time. So let me explain this to you.

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And a lot of people are probably not going to believe this. These new stories that you

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and I share together. When we're talking about them together.

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This is the first time I'm seeing them for the most part. Like it's not like, oh, I have

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some big slew of stuff. We do some things here. We get everything ready.

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But when I am telling you this stuff, it's in real time. So I have no idea what's coming ahead.

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I mean, I have some general consensus.

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There might be one big story, but outside of that, this is as real time as it gets.

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I'm getting the information and we're discussing it.

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So that's why sometimes I kind of seem like I'm lost in a romance or maybe a wilderness

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of pain because I have no idea what's coming up next.

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And I'm not editing in real time. What I'm doing is I'm giving you some editorial

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that somebody gave me that I'm sharing with you. Seriously, because here's the thing.

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I don't like doing that whole thing that people like to do from time to time where it's that

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I did not know this is coming up, even though they have done some kind of show prep and

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reread that thing like a thousand times. Not me.

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I like to do it where you and I are having the combo.

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That's why there's so many fuckery when it comes to the name. Sometimes when it comes to the people.

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Let's be realistic. Anyways, Elton John and Brandi Carlile have teamed up for the next

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10 tracks album titled Who Believes in Angels? The pair push each other out of their comfort

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zones to write and record an album completely from scratch in just 20 days, according to

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Interscope Records. The first single sharing the same name of the album dropped on Wednesday,

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as well as a short film about the making of the album.

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The full album will be available on April the 4th. So be on the lookout for that because

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some people are going to want to know. Anyways, coming up is we're going to talk real quick.

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We're going to talk about Black Sabbath schedules. Their last show Spring of Carpenter launches

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a new product fresh of a big night at the Grammy and a lame attack on a major Trump victory

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and a monumental day in Queen's Elizabeth and the days of history.

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We'll talk about that in a moment. Maybe we'll talk about that in a moment. I don't know

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what's happened here. Or maybe we'll just talk now. Who knows? I love when some of these

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systems is kind of lose everything that I'm trying to do here because it makes it a good

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time because I'm like, hold on. Did we lose connection or did we just lose everything

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together? I think we lost the