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The WDW Radio Show - Your Walt Disney World Information Station
"eight tracks" Discussed on The WDW Radio Show - Your Walt Disney World Information Station
"For sure lou backing up here. That riles gonna say why wasn't born when disco was thing. I thought i sure we were going to get that back. Grandparents used to listen to the only version better than vigo's the bill murray singing star wars. The yes definitely you guys ever heard of records. Somebody mentioned that. I've never heard of that. What's now i'll show you one. One day i'm gonna you know what i'm gonna bring over an eight track and i'm going to put it in front of you. Wanted to see what you try and deal with it. I still have my star trek over here. Exploit for ryan you're next derek. That's glued part one of our look at the top ten and obviously more important moments from star wars history. Obviously leap were very very passionate about the topic. There's a lot to cover. And as much as i intended to keep this relatively short tilly. There's a lot that we want to share. And hopefully you do as well so please tune in next week and of course come and discuss this week's episode over the ww radio clubhouse w w.
WCBM 680 AM
"eight tracks" Discussed on WCBM 680 AM
"He's going to listen to celebrate by wearing a leisure suit and In the 1972 AMC Gremlin. That's the best way to this property crackin. Wow. Remember those eight tracks you and basically they called it an eight track, but you had, like four tracks. You could change you can listen actually brought a pioneer eight track player. That you had to hang underneath where I had a certain bracket, and you put it underneath your regular radio, so I could get the eight tracks in the car. Would you do with all those eight tracks gone to you? Would you do with all those leaders that we really want to know? Have those like everyone on now? Burger King has launched a new campaign to keep it real by eliminating 120 artificial ingredients from all their food. Uh, unfortunately, that only leaves the fat and cholesterol behind, so it's natural. Secretary of State Secretary of State Tony Blinken, facing tough questions yesterday for the second time he faced congressional hearing. But the hasty, chaotic and disasters withdrawal from Afghanistan. You could tell it wasn't going well, because several times he had a phone a friend. It just was that blank stare on his face. That's why I'm curious why they keep doing this, You know, remote interview when you know they're all the same town is probably in this. Well, he was actually in person. There wasn't person Okay? Yeah. Yeah. House hearing. He was a remote long and it was better in person. I think it was 100% better in person than I think the chemistry that dynamic between the centers there were some Democrats holding his feet to the fire is we'll get to that little bit later on, But you know what? The Democrats have seen the polling. They know they're getting hammered on this. So it all set up there and take the slings and arrows. For a chairman Jo because he obviously, uh, it is my cut off every other day, MTV Video Music Awards scored less than a million viewers on MTV. Wow, that's a bad number. Even our show has a larger audience than that. Wow. Crazy New York City Last night, four big shows reopened on Broadway. They were the lone Ranger, Batman and Robin, and the event is a bizarro. No kidding. They're all masks. They're all messed up. That's a oh, That's the only shows I'm my big question is you're sitting in the front row and Broadway and you've got the music and he had the singers and they really belt it out. Sure that exhaled the vigorous exhaling or whatever is exactly that's okay. In New York City. They're okay with that. Like I guess I was. Maybe you have required football game, but not at a college football game. No, vigorous six. There was no there was no masking and any of the Yankees or Mets games over the weekend or now. Also just crazy stuff. No Apex opened on Broadway in Baltimore. I guess under the bright lights, I would not have to look into that for you because we'll make some inquiries. I come into town sooner or later, might want to stop by and we lost. Um Saturday night, Live along and comic nor McDonald. Yesterday. He died at the age of 61. So funny guy. He was a really funny guy Did the weekend update on Saturday night Live. There's a lot of Adam Sandler movies and a lot of great stand up. One of his best routines was the difference. Treat you get a restaurant and eating at home? Will please. A little bit of boy truck food news segment coming up, and I wasn't familiar with him. Oh, you are watched Saturday night live. Okay? Everybody wants to take her for me. It was a funny guy. Very often. The guy he was always on O J. Everything almost every time he appeared. He was always you know, And remember, O. J is the killer. He never said they say, never got off his back. All right, Chuck. We'll see in a couple appreciates that she has 6 1990. Minutes after the hour. You can join us here for 10 Wcbm, succeeding 1 800 Wcbm six city in the Baltimore Democrat Party newsletter article this morning about the Mask mandate vote yesterday they write several opponents of the rule offered. Dubious claims about the lack of effectiveness of masks in preventing the spread of the virus. Dubious claims. Uh, why don't you contact me and I'll send you all the studies? Over at the Baltimore Sun. I'll send you the 47 studies that masks are ineffective. I'll send you the 32 studies that confirm their harmful to Children. Why don't you do some damn homework? Do some journalism for a change instead of just putting your opinions in these alleged news stories. China, You know, that's when they really made me angry the past few weeks when this debate was going on, this shows how biased even the local media is for sometimes. Unfortunately, now we know about the sun, but even something TV stations the way they covered the story last week when school started I was watching Fox 45 on Wednesday who was usually good, and they usually do more investigation and all the other stations. They covered the story as they went to Carol, Canada. The only time the bottom organization will go to somewhere like Carroll County because they want to highlight. Most school districts went back, and they were wearing masks. But Carroll County is being so dangerously then where mess you know, so there's this pressure and this bias that they put on even they don't directly say it. They never covered another part of the story. They didn't say why. Master? I mean, I think the mass controversial has been proven one way or the other, but yet they make it like why is suddenly the default. You have to wear a mask, And if you don't wear a mask, that's just crazy, and you're living dangerously and wild. So you know, it's just because these fools listen to everything The government says they think that the government has only answers. They're not They've never considered the possibility the government could be deceiving. You government could be lying to you that there might be another agenda here by the way, summer said. County was the other school system that did not Order masked up, but they're not in the Baltimore Metro. So I'm assuming that's the reason why they didn't go to their stations. I did not go too far away to do news. They don't leave their conclave. Unreal 6 20. They don't get the best of casing Company each and every day right here at wcbm dot com and on our Facebook page brought to you, By Rod Murray Safe Retirement Solutions and the Johnson fostering funeral home Running a business comes with pressure remote workforces. HR. Compliance retaining top talent, You start to feel boxed in. 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KOA 850 AM
"eight tracks" Discussed on KOA 850 AM
"Welcome Welcome. Welcome back to the show and just a few minutes we're going to talk to John Driskell. Hopkins. Dave is a huge fan. Uh, John Driskell Hopkins in the Zac Brown band is that Brown band playing this weekend and John Driskell Hopkins playing the night before at the Pace center in Parker, That is a nice little venue. You know, we have a lot of kind of smaller venues around town, The Arvada Center for the Arts, a spectacular the Lone Tree Center is a great place to see a show The pay centre in Parker's outstanding They don't hold very many people. So no matter where your tickets are, you're like right there. It's really, really nice. And they get some really good acts out. And John is one of those acts. So, Dave, I'm sure you're excited. Do you even know who's that? Can't wait. You know exactly how many Absolutely no plan. No idea. So joining us now is the bass player for the band. You've never heard of Dave that that Zac Brown band John Driskell Hopkins. Welcome back to the show, my friend. How's it going? It's going well, It's going well. But you know what's funny, John? I just want you to know and I want points for this and some grand scale. I knew that you were playing at the pay centre in Parker on Thursday. I no idea Zac Brown Band was playing this weekend like No clue. I follow you, buddy Fiddlers Green Friday and Senator Have you ever played the settlers before? Twice before. I love that venue, man, and some some people in Denver hate on it because they're like it's not as good as red rocks, and I'm like, but it's a great venue. The weather's always nice. Yeah, it's nice, you know? Yeah, so we love Red rocks, too, But we have to play white. We have to play four shows. To do the same numbers that we're going to do it. Fiddlers. Yeah, and and where? That's why we were doing Coors Field before because we could get 40,000 there. Um, but reverses a totally different experience, so we're super excited to be there as well. Like I said, I love that venue. I first time I went. I was like, this is awesome. Maybe it's because I'm from Florida, and it's too hot to sit outside. In an amphitheater there to actually watch the show. So this is a nice change to not have to play in the humidity. Uh, let me ask you a few questions because you've got a great album out. I listened to it after I set this interview up for the first time Lonesome High is the is the name of the new album. How How do you? How is the music that you work with? Was Zac Brown band. How is it different when you are just working on your own and kind of do in your own vibe like what is what are the two distinct differences there for you, or are they that distinct? Well, I mean, I think to the to the average listener. They might find a lot of similarities in them because we come from the same place musically. Um and I'm mostly responsible. My biggest contribution to Zach Brown Band is the vocal Harmony area. And you know I'm going to do that on my record, So it's It's very similar in that respect, but for me all the difference in a show of my own and a show of that ground band. Is that all of these songs are about my family and about my experience and and my personal life. And even even if some of that is intertwined in Zac Brown band, and a lot of it is, it's still a different different thing. When you're singing about Your own kids or your own, Uh, time with your grandmother or your own experience with your friends in college and that kind of thing, you know, so that part of it is always going to be used for me. I loved eight tracks and Daddy's Cadillac because I got to tell you that song. I just told my 12 year old daughter this story the other day, and John is from an area of close to where I'm from. So we have that same kind of You know, childhood redneck experience, But I told my daughter who's 12, right? You know if I go out to dinner with my daughter and I have a beer, my 12 year olds like all judgy, she looks at me and like Mother, Really, I'm like it's one beer. I'm eating. It'll be fine and I told her, I said, When your granddaddy would come home from work, he would pour himself a scotch on the rocks and we drive around and visit people. Like and everyone's house. He poured himself another drink. You know, this was the seventies. It was the glory days and that song the eight tracks and Daddy's Cadillac. It just kind of took me back to my dad and my dad had a Buick 88 this giant diesel Buick, and we just drove all over the place. And it was it was. It was a good kind of thing. So you know, and that's where I first started listening to music as a as a lyric guy, and, you know, really paying attention, and it was whatever Dad was listening to. And the fun thing about that song, and I'm glad you of it. By the way. The fun thing about that song is that there are eight different songs reference in that song, so there are eight tracks and Eight tracks and that he's kind of like, what are some of those old songs that you still like when they come on. And maybe you're by yourself. Maybe you turn up the volume and sing along with Barbara Mandrell or you sing along for me. You know who it is. It's an Murray. To the Canadian songbird. When I hear her, that just is my father and I, you know, and I just crank up and Marie and we sing, and it's awesome. What are some of those songs for you? Well, I mean, I'm on the rock side. If anything Steve Perry does from Germany makes me want to turn it up. He's got a new Christmas record coming out. Um, you know, so I followed some of these heroes divine on On socials and keep up with that, while I'm trying to keep up with all the things that my 12 year old is showing me, you know, with the new music, but there are other things. I mean, if I if I'm somewhere at a barbecue joint, not here. Marty Robbins song? Yeah. That's the kind of thing that my dad was super in love with when we were when we were really very small. So, like things like El Paso and these classic tenancy classic Western towns always struck a chord with me, J and Marty Robbins said. That awesome helmet hair like it just looked like it just snapped off at the end of the day. So how would you describe Lego? Exactly Exactly. How would you describe the music online? Some high like, how would what genre would you? I have an idea, but I want to hear from you first. Well, you know, the way that I described. The people is its arena folk, You know, I mean, you It's like this big, triumphant moment with my favorite, you know? Like Massive stack of harmony. And then there's this quiet, pensive moment with, uh, you know that tear jerker. And then there's a country song. And then there's a bluegrass song, and so it's got this folk element But the harmonies gets so big and I can't stop. You know, uh, putting everybody in the band to task with these intricate parts, And so it seems like Arena Rock, but at the end of the day, it's more arena folk. I was going to go Roxy Folk is what I was going to go because it's not. It's not really blue Z. But there's definitely I got the folk very, very clearly because the harmonies are beautiful and Uh, the girl who sings on good morning believers like her voice. You could drop that on the record in 1971. And it would have been the most incredible hit because she just has that pure, beautiful, clear voice. You know that She's an indigo girl. Oh, get out of tune. I didn't know that. Yeah. Emily Failures is, um, is the bonded to go girl named me raise the brunette and I've did a Christmas song with both of them as the Indigo girls and wrote this Good morning believers with Emily and This is she's just pristine voice is just absolutely now now that you said that now I'm thinking, how did I not recognize her voice Because it's hard to. It's hard to sometimes recognize them when they're not together, But those of us who are developed followers Um, can can pick them out for sure. They're like the Siamese twins of harmony. You cannot separate them because you can't hear it..
Rock N Roll Archaeology
"eight tracks" Discussed on Rock N Roll Archaeology
"Made sure she had money. It was at a time when she really needed the money when she was sick. So those little things that you don't always hear about and it helped launch them dream on. That was on the charts. At that time they ended up performing it. On american bandstand. Which seems sort of out of but yeah we know whether they perform live or where lip synching can we. Can we check on that research team. He searched department. I'm going to presume lip synching. I'm going to presume lip synching but we will find out from the research. They will turn a big enough to make a change happen there. That might have been part of what really gave dream on a second life in really drove it up the charts later because they were already onto their second album. Get your wings after was okay. Start with the first one right initially not not ultimately but if initially so get your wings comes out. March nineteen seventy four right around that time. The eight track was getting really popular. There were a lot of players in cars. There were a lotta guys my age getting their license with cars. That had eight track players. So anywhere you go. The cool guys had get your wings and humble-pie rock and the fillmore. And this album became part of my highschool crews in the songs are rudimentary to my aerosmith one. Oh one same old song and dance as a perfect example. Lucas favorite train.
Code Story
The Creation Story of THRV With Founder & CEO Jay Haynes
"Jj haines has always been interested in tech just like his dad in nineteen seventy nine. His dad bought and brought home an apple two plus though he was using it for his business to do spreadsheets. Jay began writing code so he could play video games for free riding his games and basic. It's worth noting that this was back when you had to pay a quarter to play video game. His dad was a navy pilot and hobbyists sailplane flyer which j. flu as well even to thirty thousand feet in the air as he says he got grounded as soon as he got married and had four kids early in his career. J. got into finance and quickly became familiar with using debt to get equity returns however he was always interested in the core innovation of why customers buy new products and why they switch throughout his career his time at microsoft schooling start obliged etc. He found out that no one really had the secret sauce innovation. He started evaluating new ways to do it and came across the jobs to be done theory which became the foundation to what he's built. Today this is the creation story of thrive at thrive we build enterprise product management software for product teams are software is built from the ground up around methodology known as jobs to be done and jobs we don in its very simplest form. Is the idea that your customers are actually not buying your products. What they're doing is hiring it to get a job done. If you're on a product team and you want to create a product strategy and a product roadmap that is going to be successful. meaning it's going to generate more customers and it's gonna get customers to switch from your competitors to your product to build that kind of product strategy you should think about your markets in terms of the job. Then you're costumer is hiring your product to do rather than just your product in your features. We mentioned music before. Because i view on eight tracks cassettes cds. What's interesting about that. Market is a great example. Job done so the job. There is to create a mood with music. That's what we're doing whether you're using a record seedier streaming service or string quartet you're trying to create a mood with music and that job is the same. It's never gonna change. So the power of the method behind our software is it gives teams stable target to aim at and try and
SuperTalk WTN 99.7
"eight tracks" Discussed on SuperTalk WTN 99.7
"To the investor coaching show. Paul Winkler, talking about the world of money and investing and Sometimes we stray into other areas as well. Anything financially related money goes. Two things. You gotta earn it first. When you save it, hopefully And then Get the fun part later on where you can just live off of what you saved in the idea being that maybe you saved enough to be able to do the other stuff that you want to do in life. As you get older. You know, one of the things I I get a big kick out of Is I like looking at what different people do for a living and how to make income and how different industries are changing. And, you know, I know that I have a lot of listeners in the music business music related businesses Music city I mean, good grief. Yes, of course. If you're not a musician yourself, you're not in the music business. You probably know somebody in that business and you know how the business has changed significantly. And one of my favorite universities. Right here in the Middle Tennessee area is Trebek's Trevecca. And you know, I get to rub elbows with a lot of professors out there, as you may know, on a pretty regular basis, you know, doing some work over there as I have over the years and is actually one of my friends. One of the Dean's over there said Hey, you know, there's a guy who wants you to You ought to get together and talk. And he said he is in the music business area, and it's just fun to talk about how an industry has changed so radically and then you just think about other industries and how they may change in the future, and it's very, very related. And because you know, one of things that we do when we buy stocks were buying the rights to the ownership and the earnings of businesses. And how do they make money? How do they actually adapt? And how they evolved based on what's going on. Well, this is a business that has evolved significantly and gone through tremendous changes. It is the music business and Here with me for this hours. Give me a lot of fun. I think I think because I love this topic. Vince Wilcox, a professor over there at Trevecca and a music business attorney as well. Welcome, Paul. Thank you so much. I'm just honored to be here. I love talking about how to make a living in the music business. I think it's gonna be fun because I think it is really I you know, I start reading your book, and I'm highlighting staff and I'm I'm bringing little tabs on things. And I thought, you know, I'd be kind of fun just to hear what you have to say, because I do have a lot of people. Friends of mine. And and clients. Quite frankly, yeah, yeah. So I know this is one of those little podcast segments and I'm going to be sending out to various friends of mine and go. Hey, you need check out this hour? Because this is kind of now. You have been In this business for quite a while. Yeah, I have to tell me your story. How did that all start? I'm one of those odd people who actually has been able to make a living in the music business for over 40 years and I've never won a Grammy. I've never played to a sold out show at the Bridgestone. I'm not a multi millionaire. But I have been able to make a living in the music business. And it started over 40 years ago. Um, when my wife and I moved to town for her to finish up her undergraduate degree at Trevecca Nazarene University she went there to she went there to write, and, uh I ended up thinking, you know, I'm in music City. I love music. Why can't I make a living in the music business? So I literally bought a music directory and went door to door to about 40 different places trying to beg my way into the business. And finally, I got a job at a record label but accepted really working in the mailroom working in the mailroom. Exactly. Really. Okay, working in the workhouse. I was not. I thought I had read that, but I couldn't remember. Yeah, yeah. I mean, that's exactly what happened. I worked in the warehouse for a couple Years and I learned a bit literally learn the business from the ground up, moved up through customer service and sales. And at the end of 10 years, I was vice president of marketing responsible for promoting over 100 New releases a year. You see this this is and just let me back up and make a point on something close Having conversation with a guy about this yesterday. And he was talking about how to make it how to become successful in anything And he says, You know, I've heard so many times. Just start at the bottom start at the bottom started the bottom and I said, Yeah, absolutely. Yeah, There are entrepreneurs, people that own companies, and they've literally done every task at their company. Me. Yeah, you know, at one time, there is no shame in starting at the bottom because you learn everything and especially male ruin the music business. You get to know everybody in the business because you're getting their mail. Right. And for me, it was when I was working in the warehouse handling every piece of product I looked. I could see who the producers work. It's you the songwriters were I see who the artists who actually saw who are a big accounts were and I I literally learned that business from the ground up and At the end of 10 years because I have been playing and singing and writing in high school and college, I thought, you know, I'm getting to the age. If I don't make that leap now, I never will so for five years and resigned I produced, recorded wrote and toured my own music. Did 100 dates a year for five years? Got on the radio had three numbers a bunch of work? Yeah, it was, but I I'd learned how to do it. And I had a lot of fun doing it. And so I had three number one singles and our little genre got to play the Ryman Auditorium. Historic Raimond on desperately need. It was great, you know, and all that. Before I was 36, you know, so Wow, And then about that time my wife said, you know, oh, man, our kids are getting older. I could use you home more. And so I said fine, And just a few months later, I was recruited to become eventually vice president of sales for another large music company responsible for over $40 million in sales annually. And did that for a few years until I realized that selling shrink wrapped plastic. There wasn't going to be a big future in that eventually and the team that I had over 40 people on my team that those distribution jobs are being done by literally three or four people now, so it's just as you mentioned before. Moving from the technology technologically changed everything right technology streaming. And you know, uh, the when I got started the music business, You know the lot. The overwhelming majority of products sold was physical products. I mean, actually, when I started Eight tracks, cassettes and LPs. And, of course in 84 removed two CDs that became the predominant format and then in 2000 streaming hit it was it was a blessing and a curse. Because you may have remembered Grokster and Napster. They were illegal peer to peer. Absolutely Yeah. And the number of individuals who illegally downloaded that music principally college students write a 40% reduction in worldwide recorded revenue from 2000 to 2014, like, kick the industry right in the shins, and they had to dramatically. Um, uh, retool everything they did, and a lot of businesses who weren't willing to make that transition went out of business or were acquired by other companies. Well, you didn't. You didn't have the loss in quality that you used to have. When you put your cassette recorder in front of your friends speaker now, I never did this. I didn't I was I was, I don't know. It was always think the idea of taking music that didn't belong range always bothered me. But I didn't like loss in quality. Good. Like I still do it. I still buy stuff. You know, if you look in my this is all bought music on here. I don't do this streaming stuff as much. I don't even know how it works. Which is you might have to teach me But you know, I do actually listen to things on here, but I'll buy something and you know that is the thing that happened is you don't have the loss in quality anymore, Right? Right? Not not as much. I mean, out now. Record albums, record albums, people are buying like Help he's again. I'll come back to that. We'll come back to that. We'll go back there..
C-SPAN Radio
"eight tracks" Discussed on C-SPAN Radio
"No, But what else is it? But this is the trilogy facility. All right, I think Hit rewind. They don't have the first. Okay. Okay. Okay. Is that Green Beret? It's right before this was very bright out by Green Beret. Another thing. Mhm. But what was what was so incredible about this? So you that you can speak with John is, uh, Sergeant Sadler standing there, ramrod straight. Oh, yeah, performing this song about green beret and infighting and coming so patriotic and so moving and everybody sort of just gathered around. It's like it was. It was, uh, sort of magnetic post for people that era and remember to John Wayne. Uh, Who made the Green Berets right? And it was kind of a remember those of Vietnam movie that was really a World War two movie. It was an attempt to sort of have that moral clarity about about the green Berets. So, um And the tension with that, of course, is our friend Uh, Merle Haggard. Yeah, okay from school, and I grew up loving Merle Haggard as well. I mean, I again back to Louisiana. My step Dad drove an 18 Wheeler when I was a kid. Gosh, five and six years old. He drove an 18. Wheeler and I spent a lot of time riding around in that 18 Wheeler in the Cabinet thing with an eight track player listening to eight tracks of Merle Haggard and Charley Pride and Male Street and All these great country singers George Jones. And that was my education and country music. Not only you come by all designer come back pretty honestly. Yeah, and not only the riding in the truck and hearing these songs, but, uh, but jukeboxes at truck stops at four. In the morning in places like that. I grew up with that as part of my DNA. My first memory were not my first memory. My mom tells me Mike my first introduction to music she worked At a bus stop cafeteria and rival Louisiana before she met my step there when she was a young single mom and I was in a playpen right by the jukebox. And I would sit in that playpen every day all day while she worked and listen to the jukebox when the faith actually wants to keep you in a play. Then as that trickle some kind of pain, I don't know the place. Right. Let's see if we can do okey historian.
Talks With John Podcast
"eight tracks" Discussed on Talks With John Podcast
"Hang onto it because the republicans still are hang onto trump castle. You'll are waiting for him to come back and be reelected frankenstein. Be created and start. This whole hellhole over again. We created frankenstein by electing him. Dim right actually. We created frankenstein by him getting tv show. Yes because what am i. Friends was on that show and what he told me went on that sad disasters enough insane when he would come trump. We come down to the restroom. Go on set. He had to have. They had the crew line the hallway and applaud and cheer him. He was king and they said that. Got him up for coming out on state right and my friend who actually was on celebrity apprentice. Oh he to be his wife of. I wouldn't how can she even tolerate. They have separate bedrooms. Yeah but i'd have to have separate countries social and bears. Oh what mary that. I don't care how much money had any anywhere him that makes it even. Oh well ooh power speaks wallace to certain people. Well never pioneer stereo. I do that was that came out of nowhere. Yeah that's where everyone got their. You know their h. Machines a whatever they put in there. 'cause i have an eight track machine in the original box not some radio shack. No i loved radio. Show well when we cleaned out the garage that you helping clean high because you get things can get anywhere. Well you know not. Many girls went radio shack. One perfect the the day we cleaned out the garage. I found an eight track player in the original box that i bought putting the comet and i never did. Oh 'cause it's perfect a seven issue or on. And i have eight tracks you know what the funny thing about tracks good but the way the assembled them you get through song and right before the end it would stop yup and switch yup and hit. You couldn't wait fifteen seconds for exhausted and they put them on. They put him near the splice ryan. That technology was so wild new cartridge. Oh yeah oh yeah. I have a couple. I do my share. Oh i bet. I even had a house in the back of the limo turntable. All you did was I recovered so if the car would turn.
KHVH 830AM
"eight tracks" Discussed on KHVH 830AM
"Radio. I wonder how many folks have been here since the first I wonder how many folks dialed in and if you, um, if you were Want to jump on. Just let Scotty no or whatever, I'm just curious. Because we launched January 2nd. 1997 Woz, the talk show. Previous to that. We were what we're what you call the news, a news wheel. And With a big staff. Had afternoon. Morning and afternoon. Dr teams News weather traffic sports business And then you rotate couple of features. And then The sale of our then company. Required. Severe downsizing. And with the advent Uh, Our software that we use computer software. All the profit system. No, not prof. I t the other one. The necessity for Physical. People went away. Because of the outset, we would use large, real too real. Recorders. We would play back on it. And for our syndicated shows. We would have literally Record from the satellite onto tape. Run the tape. And then the board operator. Would insert what we called carts, which look like little eight tracks. All of the commercials. All the announcements were on Cards in our studio. We had a four cart box player. So you could Insert them in order. Then corresponding to the volume on the board. You would be able to fire those.
710 WOR
"eight tracks" Discussed on 710 WOR
"The funniest thing I've ever seen. What happened? I mean, I just kept going without even knowing I'm going I like that. We're making fun of you as you were going on about it on, Can you? Can you encapsulate your story and 30 seconds? Because we don't want you to go another five minutes. Well as I was saying, Oh, I was so rudely interrupted by yourself. Back in, though he owned this restaurant and one day I went there for cocktails and Angus came running in and he was just he was so Excited because he's the biggest Bob Dylan fan on the planet, and Bob Dylan was apparently down the street on 44th Street, where there's some recording studios, Bob Dylan was making some obscure album that no one's ever heard it before. And Bob Dylan used to wear these big floppy hats and sunglasses, so no one would recognize him because he's kind of reclusive weirdo, and Angus recognized him with a big floppy hat in the sunglasses. He says. You're Bob Dylan, aren't you and Dylan here? Hold his sunglasses down and he looked at Angus. He said, Thanks, man. Anyone on his way? And that was so meaningful to my friend Angus. Bob Dylan actually said thanks, man. Now I don't get I mean I'm not a celebrity whore. Unless I can, you know, use them to get a good restaurant. You only mention them every two seconds who you can, but But, you know, just I guess it's me. Bob Dylan is meaningful for a lot of people. Yeah, right, Natalie, because no, absolutely. And I can't imagine your friend. You know, that definitely meant something to him When you Really? Especially musician if you feel their music, and then you get to meet them in person. I mean, hopefully that wasn't you know, disappointed Once, but well, when I was a kid, I met Ray Conniff. And that was exciting. Remember Ray Conniff, the Ray Conniff singers? Well, all I have to say is the few times that we've had Dionne Warwick gone. You've all had, like a two year old. Oh, my God. Uh, Dion. I mean, exactly. Dion is my Bob Dylan. I have to say. I would not like it was just you of not, you know, you didn't even bother you, which was surprising to me. Remember when I said they're Dionne Warwick. I said you remember when I met you a Clive Davis's house, and she said, No, no idea. Very memorable. Now look at you. Please queue up some Ray Conniff music because I just want to explain to the audience that how that made such an impression on my God. And who wouldn't it make an impression on Really great stuff. I got to say this about Ray Conniff. Okay, so I'm a kid growing up in the seventies upstate New York and remember eight track tapes. That was the big thing back then a trash herbs. At eight track tape player, eight track tape player in your car, and my parents had all of the Ray Conniff singers all those eight track tapes. So whenever I hear right fun house you grew up in my parents have been similar. Uh, Michael, when I When I first started my my career, When I first started my career in radio, I was at a little radio station in Saratoga Springs called wk AJ named after the guy who owned it. And we played Ray Conniff all the times. I hated that music. I need not. You know, I was a rock guy I had to play Ray Conniff. And listen to the solids. Okay, Mr Rock. How much and you like Bob Dylan, Mr Rock. He's all right. Ross's bullet, It's folk. Well, I don't know about that. It's kind of rock and folk old combined rock tax. Many rules. You know, you're right. He's don't break out of the way before we get into trouble here..
Breakdown 2 Lowdown
"eight tracks" Discussed on Breakdown 2 Lowdown
"Fuck me you know got it actually was michigan but now man For with me. I like it. It came out in february. Solve a couple months of today pushing his all these collectibles that we said the episode but Now actually that is though like i said before We listened to the track. Nikki put me on dome status. he'd been somewhat been following since then but Their strike. I feel like manage. A nice little bows will be honest. Feel light on the delivery in just a motor try. It was really confident. Just from the core is on its tax in cat at the bag on mean big dharma balls of energy does the energy that i got lie. Got the club. Open up the over me. I feel all we need to be as the energy that we need to be. Yeah especially coming into the summer. I'm bringing you know big money. Energy non i mean fuck with me energy but foot we see we seen cricket dealmaking everything all broke the. Let's but now now it's a it's a it's i though it's a drug out like i said like it's the big energy venues like yourself type of energetic that low i see myself like if the club's opening again i i would be driving to the club with with atra. That's yeah that's definitely a good drive or you know high getting ready type stuff. A has a very cool while love about tone staff is would this track. Are i think. I had picked devotion on such a stark contrast your version and this is why i appreciate this a single because he's showing you in a way i could be loving. I could give you real vocals. You know undevoted. Nba loving and sweet. And all of that. I can do that. But i can also tell you know how me like you know what i mean like. We can get to this money you know. And he ended. He shows like that he's also able to deliver the Track what's it's still musically. Sounds good. It sounds like fresh creative. Doesn't sound overdone. it doesn't sound last Argue to let fail still on great and it's also like him it just it seemed like you know you don't get your god i can do. Both you know what she wear sneakers but she also keno have address. That that's what i saw was tone site gets you a single deck can do. I like i really really liked fuck with me. Because it's so like you said it's braggadocious. It's like that shit. You know. Sue and smooth vocal about it flex came out good on this site. Yes for my second. Pick i'm going to my boy gallant. The neptune ep. If you haven't checked out his latest eight track. Ep which i think. That's what is an ep. Y'all artists dropping. These three four track. Ep how can i say to slightly suck my dick because not from before early on with this story driving ep. That was an ep. I it were three four three four five tracks for me when you go into a nine track for me. That's when it starts to be either a makes the or novel but so the the definition Making music ner other music nurse. Correct me an epa tracks or less. And for me. Because i've always been like. I like the more the merrier. You know what i mean size. Like if you're gonna go with the maximum. Give me seven eight tracks. You'll have to give me nine seven eight tracks. I liked that as an ep album for me has to be more than twelve so twelve or more is an album. I don't know man. I don't like by all but when they beat too long to be on before like i remember back in the day the love album like seven dean sixteen eighteen drag but like say seventy the ideal number of tracks remiss. Twelve thirteen a bonus track. Maybe fourteen if it's a bonus track. But i don't need once you start getting near twenty. I don't want it but some artists are doing because of the streaming thing into more tracks on the album. The more money you're gonna make honestly is why people are having these longer albums but from the classic album led the one that comes into mind that matic only have contracts say nah but like what i mean by. That is like if you listen to ill. Matic is not army but like the best example of amoeba ill matic. It's fluent it's perfect not Does not one failure or whatever when it sometime what. I feel with artists when loonies. Fourteen fifteen tracks album. There's a there's always like two or three fillers.
Pop Culture Gamers
"eight tracks" Discussed on Pop Culture Gamers
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The Dictionary
"eight tracks" Discussed on The Dictionary
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Deck The Hallmark
"eight tracks" Discussed on Deck The Hallmark
"Do you think that that would help you. Think about your centers. You eat The chocolate like what do you think that the thought process processes in the creation of that cross flavors chocolate. You know. I just think it's shameless tournament. Money off of a season me nuts. i don't know if it drives me. I agree drives me nuts. That don't at the vaccine or that chocolate cross cross. Those are equally bad. It's not good. Yeah it's not good all right here. i'll eat both. Don't worry another tough one. Here's another tough. When paul bryan donkin was and still is the lead singer of which jesus music band the sweet comfort band the second chapter of acts the imperials or daniel amos. Oh my gosh. By the way love second check tax a lot. But i think i think it's What was the third one. The third one was the imperials. I think it might be the imperials well. What's interesting. is i believe rust. Half was the lead singer of aerials. We're looking for the sweet comfort band. Oh my gosh. My dad listened to the imperials. Listen to the sweet comfort band. Yeah i didn't know that. have you for that. Music is good though you put my dad. The my dad had the eight tracks like it's good in the way it's not to the par of like ccr. Or neil young or anything. But it's there's something. Thank you for reminding me about. I'm here for you. I'm gonna make a little pandora Playlist and throw some And author this week comfort band band on there to my last one is. Will you just give us just a smidge of land down under. oh yeah. sure. I don't know let me see if you can even hear it. I can hear it like even when you.
TechFan
Tape that: Dutch inventor of audio cassette dies at age 94
"Let's jump into tech fan here since you know we. We just mentioned about recording stuff off the right. Yeah yeah kinda sad news and we're also doing this as part of our wookey. Trolling thing but I saw this i. I'm i'm kinda glad. I i saw you know five seconds while i was on a lunch break looking on my phone. I saw and i thought. Oh that'd be something we're talking about so go ahead. What well this is This is the guy who invented tightly. Walton's died at the ripe old age of ninety four. Yeah a law people forget nowadays that philips the dutch company invented this stuff named ventured the compaq says as being the lead on the compact disc. It's funny his goal. I'm looking at the los angeles times. Obituary that you linked his goal is making tapes and their players. Far more portable and easier to use because. Look the cassette. Tape wasn't the beginning of Recording to a magnetic tape they had real to reel that that was invented and twenty three And they had a in recording studios in radio. Stations is early as the thirties and it was very complex stuff to use. This guy took that basic concept and although the tapes were a little different And he wanted he had. He carried a block of wood in his pocket and the goal was to have the player and a tape. Take up about same amount of space and you can't really argue with his success And think about you know he. He basically created an entire industry from his invention. So while we talk about this guy. Let's talk about the cassette tape as well. Because it's our wikipedia. Wiki trolling Commonly called the tape cassette cassette tape audio cassette or simply tape or cassette. It would to me. It was always those were always interchangeable. Do you got you got a blink tape you gotta cassatt you got you and you had really two kinds you had the prerecorded cassette which was records like. We were talking about earlier albums Do you remember the single cassettes. It would be one song young. Rip off to me. I think i had a couple of days. Oh everybody hype blank tape. Yeah it was just people people. Some people want to listen to singles call Yeah there's two things that conduct strikes strikes me about except tape. First of all is the miniaturization they something that was expensive and very fiddly a bake. There's something really was only yes. They're professionals or for very rich people. Yeah and they miniaturized it to something that the allowed portability and transform them the way we listen to music but the second thing for me. I you know anybody who's ever use cassette tapes now the every now and again there. We go wrong with tangled up in your player and it used to be the you know if a tangled up. Somebody's car you wonder. If sometimes you just wander around on the street or in accomplish something you need to see. The massive tangle of time resources obviously yanked out they call yanked till the bits that the come off and then and the end it was broken at that point and then just come thrown on the street when people to listenable A new see those long around but generally they were absolutely you know they were pretty reliable. Not particularly high quality but pretty reliable. And i think the reliability they built into that platform it really astonishes me more than anything else because it was completely mechanical and yet You ninety five percent the time. It was relatively flawlessly. It was introduced in september nineteen sixty. Three came in two forms already recorded content in prerecord content. Remember when you found out that you could stick a piece of paper or something in the little hole at the top and record over. A prerecorded tape mess right. Yeah that little tab out so you could. Nobody could record over that. That six you'd make you'd make a mix tape for someone. You had a bus. That little thing screwing up my mix tape. Technology was originally designed for dictation machines but improvements of fidelity led to the compact cassette to supplement the stereo eight track cartridge in reel to reel tape recording in most non-professional applications
Charlie Parker
Lou Ottens, Inventor of the Audio Cassette Tape, Dead at 94
"Well, the inventor of the cassette tape has died. Those that lived through the 19 seventies and eighties may not know his name, but they're likely very familiar with his invention. The cassette tape. Iconic music medium spiked in popularity after eight track tapes and before compact discs. Dutch inventor Lou Hotton's came up with the cassette tape way back in 1963 more than 100 billion would ultimately be sold around the world over the preceding decades. The 94 year old passed away at his home in the Netherlands last
The Dork Forest
"eight tracks" Discussed on The Dork Forest
"Know I've got I got his pulled up. Okay. Well, then we're going to have to let me think last one last one. I needed your hour though. So we're going to give you like 10 more minutes. Okay, thank you. Do this is tough a cheerleader is already on here. Yep. We got let's let's do a recap cheerleading strange Mercy cruel and then Digital Witness The Strangers New York and Los Angeles and what do you think if all right, we got to do something off the first album just cuz I don't think we have anything off of marry me and Not Paris is burning. I would say maybe even the title. Marry me off of marry me. Okay, is it as in this sort of b r y r m a m a merry me? Okay, so this kind of is like a Starts once again piano builds up to like this weird sort of like not like polka but like it I don't really know the best way to describe it off. But it just sort of it's really early her. It's right to a person. It's once again pretty explicit and pretty simple. Marry me John. I'll be so sweet to you. You won't realize I'm going on I'll be so good to you. You won't realize I'm gone. I like when artists do this thing where they adjust I'll be so sweet to you. I'll be so good to you. You won't realize I'm gone. You don't realize I've gone so she sort of liked wage line. Yeah, and it's just it's kind of a nice like it's a little simpler. It's very early for her. And then yeah. Yeah, I would wrap with that one kind of It kind of tells a story kind of yeah. Yeah. That's it. Is it Rocky or is it baladi? Baladi into like doing a belly almost into like a what is her name almost like if Regina Spektor plugged in a guitar, okay in a and I mean that is all compliments that everyone involved but it seems to be the time that maybe she would get influenced from that cuz it's like 2007 or whatever. Yeah energy inspector was everywhere. So yeah, I would end with this one that's amazing. So st. Vincent you guys is a band and the front office person is any Clark and we got we got eight tracks eight tracks. That would be pretty sweet if you wanted a and I'm I'm looking forward to to actually pull some of this when when we get off, but I don't know. I love a deep dive into a one band and this has been fascinating. I also think using videos off. If people really like that stuff she has a lot of fun if you can imagine that David Byrne World person making music videos, of course, they're fun and colorful they're fun and colorful cool. That's that's outstanding as well. I love that. Thank you so much for taking time to do beyond the Dork Forest. Of course. Thank you for having me everybody. It's at Kyle Ayers a y e r s everywhere. The new album is called happy. Now this podcast is called never seen it and good times good times and like I always say Rangers take care of each other out there. My hat my hat off. I had there dancing around my hat. My hat my hat my hat. Well, what do you think that if it looks like a Mexican hat to have it sounds like a Mexican Hat Dance. It's most likely a Mexico. So take up your head and let's dance. Oh my God. Why don't we just call that as the end of the show?.
MadTrio Podcast
"eight tracks" Discussed on MadTrio Podcast
"Tracks on it because the wider the tape the more ability to put more tracks on so there at that time they were getting from from four tracks to eight tracks to sixteen to twenty four kept going up and then you know the so they could keep laying tracks and top tracks and so that was and then the i guess so he loves that the thing versus digital yeah I think more curious to see what's actually make a comeback technology wise. 'cause i was i was i was. I was because i was thinking about that because i have a feeling internet activity at some point in time. Is that that desire to everything to be online is going to diminish some point because everything has its point of peak in that kind of recedes. I think once people are kind of used to the internet. I would not be surprised. The analog becomes more common so my thought would be record players. You know stuff like that. You're going to be a niche market for. It's it's yeah. It's gonna be niche. But i see ads for records all over the place so how much how much news you bought it. You were look searching record players for a while. Yeah that's why you're seeing their targeted ads. John this thing called internet. They know The they know what you're looking for this is this is also on the facebook groups on on a part of this is on the granted. There's some there's some you're on facebook for few. You're missing my point that there's entire group salute point but you're wrong that's cute sam either right well because there's there's a lot of groups and they're still there's young people who didn't grow up with this stuff like like the old guy did and i did so i have a feeling that some of this stuff is. It's going gonna be niche but i i still think people are going to realize that it's some point in time maybe having a sound system and all this is going to be a different experience. Because you're not on the go it's not the and the which most thing is you know like. Oh i'm i'm commuting and i'm reading the news or i'm commuting and i'm listening music. All the stuff requires you to experience it listening to records. You actually have to sit down and pay attention. You can't go. Oh what was that rewind. Thirty seconds this. You're really good with that down needle. It's not easy. And you know if i look back at my you know 'cause that was my era vinyl you know you put yeah times you just put it on and wandered off being honest. I mean but to see the difference though is now you have the option to. Oh why listen to the record when you can put on spotify and you can do that versus the person's gonna buy a record player. They're gonna want to sit down and experience..
Pantheon
"eight tracks" Discussed on Pantheon
"You had to quantify ready to go. I do have a quantify this album. I think you said earlier. How they're like you. Were kind of putting this in the context of you know they have like there there. Three this is the band that gave us dookie. They gave us nimrod plonk amazing. Amazing seminal pop punk albums and i can't overlook the fact that same band also gave us this so i think in that context like the also. The fact that this was made for the nhl is just so disingenuous overall. Just a. it's it's a horrible horribly prettiest. Horribly derivative album clap tracks the we will lose it all of it. I think it all but that being said it's it's not as bad. I got to honor the scale of like you know the other albums that have been done on this show. So i don't think i can go any lower than like negative two point five inch checkerboard. Response man. I liked the quantify. Appreciate that even though. They're not a skop in but forget checkerboard. Response is not is not transcendent. I don't know. I don't know if mike dumb would have rocked. Checkerboard wristband new checkerboard. Checkerboard is easier to say red blue. That one oh. God i'm remember. I'm remembering that now. The leather respond with pyramid spikes. I can i think that's good. The hot topic fucking belt. That's like slung. Not through a belt loop anywhere but this is not even hot topic anymore. This topic is they're they're full on. Tj max i can literally smell those wristbands again. You just brought you go to enough shows with start smelling really bad. I had i had. Yeah oh i did anyway. Checkerboard response. Fine though it's not as like some of the stuff that that you guys have reviewed is just like so offensive. And so awful. I don't think. I don't think it reaches that level of awful look negative. It sort of does. I think it's in the ballpark with some of the worst that we've done i mean i think if i'm gonna give it points for anything you know there's that one track that sort of sounds like a track from nimrod there's that one track that maybe you could throw on warning but that leaves eight tracks of like Garage rock revival revival full of mulinuu whoops and like the worst production of their entire career. It's bad it says nothing and again. It's literally like made for hockey games. And you gotta talk that even if it's even if short even if it's not that bad You know in terms of sheer like annoyingness compared to some of the other stuff. We've done like the fact that it's like made as a commercial product to be played. You know hockey games in the league. That really has a lot of problems with with racism and fucking like locker room bullying and shit anyway. I dunno i can't in good conscience give. This is good a score as a negative. Two point five i will not you know. It is really nice. That twenty six minutes long. That's very very kind of them to do that. So i will give them a little bit of leeway here but i'm still going to give it a negative for checkerboard wrist bands. Wow absolutely literally fucking took the words right out of my mouth absolutely one hundred percent. Negative for And i think it is again. I'll always argue this like it is fair to judge a band more harshly when you know what they're capable of and when especially when that band is so personal to you as an individual enduring the most critical period of like your development in your adolescence at least that you're conscious of as an adult you know this this you know crucial time. It meant so much to me And for it to have fallen for band have fallen so far It really offends me like on a deeper level and makes it even more awful. And the only credit i'll give it is similarly the brevity and you know a song and a half that i was like. Yeah i could listen to that. Maybe one more time so yeah. Negative four for me worship other albums that have gotten negative for going to pull the spreadsheet up. I was gonna say probably. Gratitude is in a similar ballpark right. Let's see heather. Gave methods of mayhem. Negative for i gave miley cyrus and her dead pets and negative for heather. An i both gave hinder extreme behavior. Negative for yeah. This level creates in clay. Yeah really bad as creed. Yes because i never cared about creed i never hold creed and high esteem. So they didn't have anywhere to fall for me. You know like this is serious. This is serious. I have not taken green day seriously for very long time. I yeah. I guess that's the difference here. I think i think of green bay being this like the. That's a sad thing. Is that i. You know after you know loving dookie like this is what i think of as green day i i can can expect this of them and i i kind of thought this is what it would be. I think it's different. Because i think that what green day has been doing for a long time is making really like maudlin and melodramatic music. That still sort of sounds like it's like a a a way to self serious version of green day. This sounds like a completely different band. Yeah it's really offensive. It's an affront on many levels. And luckily i did have a an absolute blast discussing it with you van. So thank you for being on the show. Thank you for having me back. I love it. I love being on. Make it stop. Hell yeah hell. Yeah and you can Find ben by following his dog on instagram at della. The dog daily It's very sweet. His dog is great Thank you again for For being here. And thank you for listening to our little old show. We are at make it stop. Podcast dot com or you can find us on facebook twitter and instagram at make it stop cast Send us your drawings. You're mockups for the set of the graffiti a- musical please please. Don't don't bring it any closer to reality because like yeah i mean not the be one i know and that was pretty crazy too but yes so send that to us and support us and we appreciate you and we should Hopefully soon have more information about a patriot. John so stay tuned for that. And we'll see next time a make.
Airplane Geeks Podcast
Learjet, the private plane synonymous with the jet-set, nears end of runway
"Very well. Kick it off with an item from cnn says learjet once the goto private plane for celebrities is ending production. How their jetty courses owned by bombard. Aa they say that they will stop production later. This year bombarded said that they will concentrate on the challenger and global aircraft which are more profitable but The company's gotta interesting history David started in one thousand nine hundred sixty two by bill. Lear and i think entry into service was nineteen sixty three for the longest time. It was the ultimate status symbol. Business jet i mean it. It's been shows up in song. Like carly simon song and it was flown by the stars and it looked good. I mean it. it's kind of. It's kind of unfortunate that we're going to lose an aircraft that looked fast and and represented the elite all those years but it. It's been around a long time. Originally goes back to a company that lear formed called swiss american aircraft corporation located in in switzerland but that That didn't last too long and were were moved but i understand that the first learjet was actually adapted from a nineteen fifties swiss ground attack fighter. Aircraft the ffa p sixteen so. I wasn't aware that origin till a little bit of research today. It's a class of aircraft that most as this article points out that most people don't want it's holds five to seven And it you know anybody who wants a fast business jet once more people so there. We're talking about globals and challengers so I guess it's just it's time has come on for and just unfortunate 'cause it's always been one of my favorite aircraft up including my nineteen seventy-two matchbox sky busters earlier jet bright little yellow and white body. So they will be missed. So i'm sure they'll be flying around for a long time well. And there's another factor as well to and you're talking about the five to six place said jet market and that is that the non three hundred of which they've sold about five hundred now is lower price so i think they just got Undercut by the competition also the fbi non one hundred which is even less expensive. So that's part of the changing market Now we've talked on the show years about the restructuring of bombay and they've been selling off in a low performing units. They've had a huge amount of debt to pay down. Which is why they've been selling them off. We talked here about when they sold the series their airliner which was sold off to airbus. And this is going to be Job cuts all over the place in a separate article. I saw that. I think about three hundred people will lose their jobs in wichita allow the production is based another arrest. Seven hundred i think are being lost in either quebec or ontario of because there's some being lost in both provinces i forget which one was the most but one was seven hundred and the other was a one hundred so big impact All the way around it does really make party a instead of the cult conglomerate that it was with all kinds of different things including a railcar business very much a single business entity and we've talked in the past how feel a lot of the business jet companies. They've gotten multiple businesses Textron's a great example And so this is really gonna make them highly subject to the you know the ups and downs of the market and fortunately the markets in an upturn business jets are selling well but boy. This'll be a real challenge for them. The future i think when there's a downturn in the market bill. Lear william powell. Lear was also an interesting guy course. he's He died longtime ago in one thousand. Nine hundred seventy eight. So it's been it's been quite a while and we've mentioned before that he actually invented the eight track Which many of our Younger listeners are not gonna know what that is. Tell us what is that. Because i don't know what an eight track is. I had one of those In my truck. Back in the let's see would have been in the Early seventies but he was a self taught engineer. But you know what. I didn't realize is that he was actually a call. Your trophy winner. But not for the learjet. Do you know what he won the collier trophy for david. No i didn't know he won a collier trophy. He did for the f. five autopilot. The autopilot was for the lear jet. Not for an f five. That was a test david. You passed double checking very good man. So yeah now bombarded says that they're going to continue to to support the aircraft ecorse encouraging and really to be expected But yeah it's kind of sad to see an old name like that disappear all right we have From marketwatch archer aviation gets one billion dollar order from united airlines on the same day announces. A deal to go public Max united airlines united is getting interested in vitale aircraft.
WHAS 840 AM
"eight tracks" Discussed on WHAS 840 AM
"Welcome. You're a homeless Kerry solvent, taking it through another weekend of getting those projects done around the home. Happy to have you And we're also going to have our friends in from Tarkett flooring where we'll be talking asthma and allergy free flooring. And this hour course brought to you by Blaster lubricants. He got to recommend the PB Blaster just yesterday. Theo to a friend of mine who had some problems with an air Reiter stuck on the end of the faucet news. How do I get this thing off? And the little PB Blaster spread on giving an hour and then, uh, It'll come right off. It doesn't marvelous job blaster products dot com. You can check that out. All right, let me give me that number and you can grab a line is we take calls about your home projects. It's 800. A 238255 Derek, welcome. Hey, Gary, How are you? Yes, sir. Fine. You I'm doing Well, Hey, I've got a quick question. I've got a house built in about 1993 and had a bump out at it on and I got up and under. I got across space and got up in under and I've got the Flexible. Ventilation for my eight track system. I'm wondering, and I'm sure that the heating system was not updated to include the bump out, which is probably around the 15 by 30 Rub out on Bond. I was wondering if I upgraded to a rigid H Vac system, which just flexible is to get to buy the Sponsors it would that help my eating situation? I mean, it's not cold, but you know, Well, I don't think it's much to do with the duck work. It is. It is maybe to the sizing as you alluded to Um, Whether that bump out has a cold air return that's bringing the cold air back into The unit itself. Ah, lot of times when we create additional spaces or even bedrooms. The cold air return is is critical. In other words, the furnace can blow warm air, but if it doesn't have a means to take air out before it's blowing air in It's not gonna warm up, Mother Nature won't let you compress air, right? So cold air return is I'm sorry. It does not have a cold every time. I think that's probably your issue, And maybe there's a way to put one in. I don't know. Okay. I'll have to investigate that man. Okay? I would say that is gonna be a bigger player than the type of venting you have. Thank you very much. All right, Derek ever going All right, take care. Alright, Mama. All right, there explains available Grab it, Ed, welcome. Hey, Ed. Yes. Hello? Yes, sir. Yeah. Gary, I have Ah, situation here. We had our new house built and we have Ah, drop in bathtub, And when you get in the top, the bottom is kind of spongy like it's not touching the floor. And I don't know if the box around it, which is tiled. I don't know if it was too high, you know, And it's leaving a space from the bottom of the cup to the to the sub floor, And I'm wondering how they could be fixed witches or a phone booth. Boys, how long you been moved into the house? Marty, How long have you been in the house? Uh, about nine months, okay? Oh, um, What type of tub is it? In other words is a steel tub. Or is that a plastic tub of fiberglass? Think acrylic top. It's colder, acrylic top, and it's got a couple molded at the bottom, where a couple of Wouldn't I don't know if they're shims or pieces of plywood, which rest on the floor. But apparently when they made the boxes raced up a little bit, So there's a space under that. And I don't know if I can wedge it or abused. Well, if I were you. I mean, this is what my advice would be. I mean, it needs to be obviously and you know, this said It needs to be supported. And if it doesn't, those tubs will develop cracks. There's no doubt about it. I would contact your builder. Um and you're going to get probably I would imagine you'll get a one year inspection anyway. Um, where they come in. And, you know, you know, Inspector home and take care of nail pops and things like that, But I think I would let them know that you have a concern on this that you know it's bouncing spongy. It doesn't feel well supported. Because to them, it would be an advantage of that tub happened to crack before that one years up and half the take That whole thing out is gonna be a challenge. Um, but, yeah, you would support it a number of ways and without really seeing it. I don't know if I can tell you what those ways would be, Uh, whether it would be shims and foam. Whether it be some sand. I just have to see him. Give her space on the underneath Kerry. You know where the drains in the water lands right in the basement where you could probably if I got up there. I could look and see underneath the top between the sub floor in the bottom of the tub, right? I don't know. Maybe I can ship it temporarily. I don't want temporarily, but definitely put them let them know it's soon as you can. And you know if you wanted to try and put a board under it or something that maybe even that would help. If you could straddle the Joyce and create support again. I think I got to see it before I can Help you tell you how to support it, But any support would be good. I wouldn't be looking at doing a total fix myself. I would just let make sure the builder nose and maybe he can even coach it through it. If you're willing to go ahead and try something Yeah. Okay. Well, I appreciate it. All right. Very good at. Thanks. Thank you. Better. Bye. Bye. Bye. Yeah. Most new homes. You get that one year inspection where they do a walk through and You know, you look at nail pops usually, but you know those tubs If you don't have good support underneath, it's kind of like not having good support underneath a ceramic tile. You run the wrist of that top cracking. And by the way last Sunday, you can pick up all these podcasts that the I Heart app at home with Gary Sullivan. If you want to take a look at Sunday's project of the week, we talk about putting in a heated ceramic floor and also Get this a heated ceramic floor in a shower. Pretty cool stuff, and that's the project week last Sunday, might want to take a list of that, Terry welcome. Gary? Yes, I have a leather chair that getting a little Warn looking and needs to be refurbished. And I wonder if you have any suggestions As what to use? Yeah, I do. I do. In fact, you remind me of something that probably need to do at my house. I've got to To. Ah, probably 21 year old leather couches on day were good couches, and I always kind of liked that little warn..
Bigmouth
Tim Burgess, Snowpiercer on Netflix, cult movie Adam & Paul
"Welcome back to big mouth. The media strip of pop culture podcasts. Were time has become an infinite loop and yet still managed to stay yes. We're happy not going anywhere at World Zoom again and I can spot sean pattern of those inboxes. Hello Charlene how are you well? I'm alright I'm all right. Thank you and you have you not bad busy week. He said rhetorically weirdly. Busying notice that we're very shows of pop news in the pop firmament in the in the endless paralysis of now but a party. Boy George has written six or seven albums. Lockdown is a good thing. I think that's amazing and I think he should release every single track. Nothing should go in the volt and we should hear the unexpurgated unagitated boy George knockdown albums. They should be locked with boy. George Yeah definitely I think he needs an added support says Dasa. He's he says I'm not saying every single thing is good so I'm saying if you wanted it down to eight tracks the eight best trucks or George Comeback while we're speaking of albums. What did you think of Lana del Rey announcing that she's GonNa Call Hanyu Album Chem trails? Washington up fantastic. Hasn't she going to Matt a bit? She's GonNa little bit crazy. Maybe she just needs opposite town and I loved her last album. That MS billions. What could change US stick Allen because she her whole sorts of I've analysis to trip to myself everybody complains? She goes rage. Tweeting about them and yet it's such a malady created thing that she is She's a whole load of contradiction subsequently gigantea all of pop string anyway special. This week route settings a big mouth. It's Telegraph TV critic. Guardian Culture writer on Kane. Doug owner start Newington. Michael Hogan how you doing Michael. Hi I'm goodson. Y'All at your window shows you. 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Yeah it's interesting obviously about TV so in a way that hasn't stopped but what always they've run out of TV. They outlandish leaving. Eastenders runs out in a week's time I think and the ultras run out already. I is about to start doing special coronavirus episodes so yeah. It's very old and we've seen a lot of people on zoom looking awkward a bit like this bomb. The tally which is most modern family did this before anybody didn't they? Would that brilliant episode? Where class took an apple. She can only interact with the family. Five watt up to face time twitter because she's one of the girls off and got married to a radio boyfriend. The entire upset takes place on the screen and it was genius. Unfortunately old tally is like not now what I mean now. I think things like I got news for you can of quite painful but then you know Johnny Burqas and John Nova shows actually really. I mean if the trouble is they're doing all these dramas playlets now and I think we'll get tied of looking at that very quick. Have you start looking at? These seem screens? You're not gonNA spend evening looking at Bonday as a way of kind of golden era moment like you know what like would ruin acoustic mate and it was basis. They've zillow about the song that performance in studio trickery may physically like that no Michael Hogan hideous say one. Tv In this in this is who's been the best. Use Been Champion lockdown champion. Joe Wicks probably Tim Burgess Yeah to budgets will be coming in to save a little bit later. Jarvis Don domestic disco. His saved my Saturdays and he's not do Spanish. She's soon yeah she's yeah. She wolves the hot. Doesn't she shop trash compactor pulp? We can see how we can see her name. It's Nadia Serene author illustrator and pop music. Devotee hello how are you can confirm the shame the unknown in front of a book? Shel- let you guys know. This is why the Best Wifi is and if I turn around he just throwing house you've been playing against this ruining that's only what my office is like as well but yeah. I have lots of books on stuff and they were really impressed. Fit Range high coach low culture. You'd love it. Wonderful has not done treating you. She knows what I'm really lucky because I also hermit anyway. I work from home anyway. So it hasn't impacted me in the same way as I guess impacting people who announced I have space. I have two cats and I had a small human Is Pretty Calm? So yeah tonight about wonderful. What you've been binging on while in this. You know what the knowing thing. Is that the anointing is my small child. Because of lockdown all retains so. He's now away from most of the same house. I'm way which is bad news because it means I'm Kinda stuck watching her. Hit stuff that set. He loves the Teen Titans. Joe which is great the now so we will and just important days ago. He saw Simpson's for the first time and so a win are starting not from uptight. The decision to stay. Open season because the animation. Wades out just. Oh yes doesn't quite. That's not quite ready to seize. What's so we've started to every episode and it's proven wonderful but a great yet. It's a joy because I forgotten so much. So your fashion. How brilliant will be to watch the simpsons of the very first time with a clean
Talk Python To Me
Talking to cars with Python
"A couple of angles. I WANNA take here all around talking to cars with John Bursts. Let's start with science fiction. Yeah that's kind of not science fiction tours. It feels like science fiction so to me when I was in school is in college. I took just a couple of programming classes for requirements not a CS degree but to me. It felt like artificial intelligence. It was people working in Lisp and they were trying to pass the turing test. Like if you have a chat literally text chat with my program and you are tricked into thinking. It's a real human well. Then it must be real and that you know never really worked very well. One Jew was not very impressive right and then you know it felt like I was never really going anywhere and then all the sudden you know. We rented a Tesla not too long for a few days and it was just driving around on. Its own in traffic like that is really far from tax chat. Yeah right it's so that's why I say science fiction because I feel like that part of science fiction kind of arrived. Yeah. We're seeing a lot of incredible advances and I think that machine learning and artificial intelligence is accelerating that absolutely and you think python is defacto way to go about that for sure. Yeah my mind. Yeah for Yeah. Handling data for machine learning. I mean the libraries are out. There it's just super powerful tool for that now. You did a little bit of work around this kind of stuff. Can you give us a sense of just like what kind of libraries might be involved? Or what kind of even just kind of code we write. What kind of sensors are there like? What's that world? Look like as a fertile car specifically for Python dares layer on top of Ross called. Ross Pie which is an incredible platform for talking to sensors and collecting data. So sensor data get the view of the world around you or actually aiding controls on on a robot that python is the robot operating system. Yeah and Ross. Pie is the python. Api for talking to Ross. Yes so part of the the way this might work. Is You just treat the car like a robot? Yeah I think that we can as cars like you said. Get more and more like computers and as want computers to drive them. They're just robots. Yeah yeah well you know jumping just a little bit ahead to the Steph will come back to this Self driving more. Maybe but we were talking earlier about just. Can we quantify how much this is true or not true about whether cards are like computers and if you go by lines of code it's definitely in the realm of computers absolutely lots and lots of lines occur random modern car? What would you say yeah too? Many to count too many for one person to manage to. I did a quick search earlier and I you know according to Google. I'm not sure exactly what it's based on this on. But it says that the modern car with their infotainment and their cloud stuff and all that sort of thing says uses basically a hundred million lines of code. That's boggling. Yeah Yeah so. That apparently comes from wired. Give you a sense. That's five percent as much code as all of Google as a company like all of their services Wild we also looked. And if you look at windows. Ten windows is not typically accused of being like a thin bloat free operating system. I mean neither is Mac. Os either really. But it's definitely not considered like a lightweight like many operating system. Yeah yeah the real deal well windows. Ten has fifty million lines of code to the modern car. We're not talking. Self-driving Tesla or Kia or something right. Yeah absolutely lines of code. That's a serious bid of programming. Yeah it's it's the incredible effort of decades. Yeah so it's pretty interesting just to think of how much computation is going on. Also I think I heard somewhere that the there's not a central computer but there's a bunch of little microcomputers and they need to interact with each other right. Yeah absolutely little computers all over the car that are talking to them to each other in their own sort of protocol or the can protocol which prime minister that. I wonder if car technology had been adopted later. You know how much would this? Just look like micro services with discovery. Yeah Yeah Greg Greg question right because it's not Jason Buzzing around the wires it no no. It's just bites. Yeah which is fine for performance and stuff but I have no idea what the connectivity like the network cabling between these little microcomputers are but there's a ton of computation going on in these cars. Yeah absolutely every I mean from from the big stuff like pushing the brake pedal to the little stuff like turning on an overhead light. Everything is in a modern car is letting it so the cars aware of it in many places when you do things like that. Right I mean traditionally older cars. Maybe there's some little micro controllers in like an eight set eight track cassette player Ed or something but when you push on the break that pushed directly on a lever which pushed on some hydraulics which then pushed on a break. Whatever they're called see. I don't know what it makes it. Stop right increase friction. He goes in the car stops but now not so much. I mean it's like all the stuff that you do turn it on. Winter wipers like my car is fly by wire right. I pushed on the break episode of the gas. And it interprets what that should mean for it to go absolutely does so. There's there's a lot of data's zooming around right. Oh Yeah Yeah yes you gave a talk on this at Portland Pediatrics Python. Me Nope right. Yeah Yeah Yeah. That's cool in all definitely linked to the video that was recorded there and linked to that video there. But you had this graph of like all the data going along just a Kia some kind of Kia neuro- or something celebrating right. Yup Yup just the the data that you have to the noise you have to filter through and just what the bites look like as as you're looking at activity growing yeah right. Yeah Super Cool. Let's talk about that for a while. Let's talk about cars surprising. Not Surprising under I. It's a little surprising to me. I guess but cars generally have the same architecture. Burr like their communication protocols in their hardware and stuff right. My understanding is the cars at least have to have an interface for this obt to port. Whether that's an international or a federal standard. I can't remember but a wave for things like emissions tests to plug in and pull the vehicle for data very specific data. So there's that and most cars are still using this camp protocol on this canvas. I think that that's pretty much the standard over his things right right right and I suspect that's largely due to the suppliers. Oem'S IF YOU'RE GONNA make car you don't make the brakes from scratch necessarily may buy them from Bosscher. You buy them somewhere else and those things off to be interoperable and the do there's also a history of things already having safety qualifications so the work that's involved in having a new technology brought into a car is incredible and so if something already exists that has the safety rating for it. It can be very cost effective to just
Bloomberg Law
Apple Watch Outsold The Entire Swiss Watch Industry In 2019
"Minute is the Swiss watch about to go the way of the eight track tape strategy analytics says last year the apple watch out sold the entire Swiss watch industry apple shipped nearly thirty one million units compared to about twenty two million analog watches lose channeling president of M. V. I. marketing says there is still a place for the centuries old industry people want to use it as a statement piece as a piece of self a doorman in jewelry strategy analytics notes apple is delivering a better product in appealing to younger customers channeling notes younger consumers grow up as people get more established they want to invest in that document product on the ground she says well there is a move to incorporate more technology and Swiss watches they don't want to lose the concept that this is not a piece of technology and since its aspirational shuttling says this is less is zero sum than a niche situation a person can own boat Jill Duggar Bloomberg
CNBC's Fast Money
Online spending on track to hit a new record this holiday season
"It's been a record record couple days for online shopping and just a few hours left in Cyber Monday. Retailer seemed poised for another big hall. Let's get to Courtney Reagan with the big numbers behind one of the biggest shopping days of the year. Hey Courtney Hey Melissa. So I'm here at one of Walmart's fulfilment campuses. This is actually one of six that is working to fulfill all of those online line orders. That are coming in on cyber Monday. Walmart does expect that today may end up being one of if not its biggest day of the year for those online orders and so far some of their bestsellers include the apple. Air Pods that INSTA- pot. Apparently not everybody has one of those yet the Ninja Air Fryer the video fifty five inch TV and the Nintendo switch but in total beyond just Walmart Dot Com. The National Retail Federation does expect the sixty nine million Americans will shop at some point today. you mentioned those records. Adobe is expecting this days sales to grow out twenty percent over last year to hit nine point four billion dollars. And that's on top of the records Kurds. That were already set online for Thanksgiving Day and Black Friday. But what's interesting. Is there still a lot of shopping. That's going to be left done tonight. Remember ever in the old days when you had to get to work to use the high speed internet on your desktop computers. That's what we saw pete sales much earlier in the day during work hours. Now it's much later at at night. The golden hours adobe expects will be between seven and eleven. PM Pacific Time. So that's ten PM here on the East Coast. Once the kids are in bed and all the chores are done. That's when they think the shopping will get started now. Of course we are getting some preliminary data for how things have been shaping up online edison trends at least analyzed. It's about three hundred thousand transactions from Thanksgiving and Black Friday. They say that Nordstrom has actually seeing the biggest increase in customer spending online compared compared to last year with a sixty percent jump Walmart close behind with fifty three percent in the Amazon with forty nine percent target however and J. C. Penney those spending online numbers from these transactions samples fell about twelve and fourteen percent respectively. We still have an awful lot of shopping and time left to go and we know we still have a decent season left even though it is six days at shorter. So be careful when you're ordering online and you're looking at the shipping dates just a little bio buyer irby wear for Meteo beco- view of all. Right thanks for the tip. Courtney Reagan What are you doing over there? He is your modem on the Fritz on this one of those people to coordinate when when you go to the work for the high speed Internet. I'm one of the. That's what you're doing is doing right now answering your question if you WanNa have a conversation about retail. I can do that as well very much. Still by eight track tape players hundred percent should say that retail looked the trades are interesting Cosco reports on December twelve. It's had a huge run but now valuations traits it thirty two times next year's numbers we've been both China Carter. Braxton worth through appears every Friday on the options action which would back this this Friday after being usurped this past week by the holiday he talked about this for the last six months. He's been correct. I think you've got to sell it into earnings target catching up the Walmart art finally on Valuation But Walmart at Twenty three times which is sort of the benchmark for everything in my opinion is just too expensive in this environment one thing. I don't know if we break out. His is buy online. Pick up in store which I think is a really a difference. It's a very big difference right and and you invariably by something else when you're there right so That's one interesting part. I think you know target sighted a number of other ones do. I think there's GonNa be retail winners here. We've seen some of the ones is that don't work right. I don't know if macy's can turn it around I think I'm not optimistic on that one. But I do think that I do think Nordstrom has a much better chance as a much better chance and even though the socks more expensive. I'd rather be in a Nordstrom macy's both of those stocks extreme streaming serenely high interest percent about. Yes we just got numbers Nordstrom and they were fine although if you look again they're they're they're full price versus their offer Akwa their sale price two very different stories perpetuating the story they get a little boost out of their New York flagship store adding some some gross margin. But when you look at target and Walmart I would go back to those. Because I think they've been such great stocks people own over the last twelve months but The relative victory that Delta in their online sales growth has been so extraordinary and so price. I stand in so much the part I think if people said when they said guess what targets not going to Amazon and that's exactly part of why the stock has done so well so hard for me to say that that's not in the price. I think the bar for both of those folks into this holiday season is very very high. Amazon has been targeted or Walmart. Well no it has. I mean listen you know I think at the end of the day import remember that Amazon while they get about fifty percent of the online sales growth that exists out. There you know. Online sales are still ten percent or less of the total five trillion earliest of US consumer sales. So there's plenty I think that's why Amazon is kind of stalled here. Some of these guys have made some really good progress. They made investments over the last couple of years. That took some time to kind in a bear out and they're starting to do that. I'll just say one name to keep an eye on home. Depot had that gap after earnings a couple of weeks ago and it kept going I think about nine and a half percent peak to trough decline started bounce last week a little bit look pretty good technically coming off of a trend line that thing turn lower keep an eye on that one because I just think that there's a lot of concentration in some of these mega. Ah Big big box names and these home improvement stocks that have really outperform but if you look at the X.. RT which is a broader look at all of retail it's ten percent of the year really underperforming the SNP. So I want to keep an eye on some of these other ones. That are very crowded and I think guys Costco the way it reacts to earnings guidance will be very important for the weed tells me
Kim Komando
Your Tesla Can Go Zero to 60 in 2.5 Seconds But Can't Get AM Radio
"To the curb overall the cassette decks, the eight track players the ashtrays landed but test is known GM is aware that they're all electric Chevy bolts AM radio won't pick up any AM stations. Because the electric vehicle Motors generate what's called electro, magnetic frequencies, and these have newbie on the same wavelength with AM radio signals. So the result is you get all this buzzing and interference all over the AM band. And as these Motors, grow more powerful. So does the AM static. And the problem is just getting worse. So instead of fixing the problem some automakers like BMW and Honda. They are actually dropping AM radios from their hybrids and electric cars. Now, I have to tell you as a broadcaster, you none of this is going to sit very well with the FCC very quietly behind the scenes, the FCC is working on. AM radio revitalization project, and the commission is pushing the idea that all radios have to be able to pick up all commercial broadcast signals and part of this has been that whole HD radio revolution that makes AM sound as good as FM. So this story is far from over there. And I know what you're thinking you're sitting there you have the same joke in your head don't show a blonde purchased in AM radio. And it took her a month to find out that she could listen to it at night. I
podnews
Anchor shares podcast stats; The Guardian's daily podcast goes live
"The latest from pod news dot net. Pocock platform anchor has posted data on how people listened to its podcasts in September. Apple podcasts has fifty two percent of all downloads. Spotify has nineteen percent Google podcasts. Just not point nine percent. The guardian has launched its daily news podcast today in focus hosted by annuschka at Thana with ads from a cast. Meanwhile, Leo Hornak who was billed as the executive producer today in focus curiously removed. Any mention of the guardian from his Twitter biography just a few days ago. He's credited in the podcast his show developer, but not as an executive producer global, the media and entertainment company has launched Dax in Canada, the company acquired the digital audio sales division of Canadian-based lean stream which already represents companies like tune in an eight tracks global ads Toronto to its list of office locations alongside its headquarters. In London and tax divisions. Based in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Detroit, Hamburg, and Paris rain thinks that apple are considering investing in a heart media. I'll be interesting BBC sounds is being promoted in the UK a lot including a long and star studded TV trailer for the app, which we linked to from our news netter today and some outdoor marketing the theme for podcast brunch club like book club. But for podcasts for November is artifice intelligence for all the excitement about the daily. The New York Times is digital advertising revenue is flat. According to their new figures Spotify has made net profit for the first time. It's the result of a revaluation of their shareholding in ten cent though. And Brooklyn has relocated podcasting studio now open in Garfield place, podcast skirt. Our newsletter is better willing to all of these stories cover many more and it's free subscribed. Today at pod news dot net.