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The Carlat Psychiatry Podcast
Borderline Personality Disorder: Listen with Care
"Dot Oregan. Dialectical behavior therapy dbt has become the gold standard for borderline personality disorder and studies are starting to go head to head with dbt and clinical trials. Reviewed one that fared well good. Psychiatric management in our summer issue and a new one just came out of Australia a study by Carlo Watson and colleagues from the University of Newcastle. It tested conversational therapy, which uses careful listening and the therapeutic relationship as the fulcrum of change. Over fourteen months one, hundred, sixty, two patients with borderline personality disorder were randomized dbt or conversational therapy both therapies are twice a week. Conversational involves two one on one sessions and DBT and individual in a group session both therapies were equally effective thing that matters most and borderline personality self injury. DBT had a greater effect on depression possibly because it employs more behavior activation than conversational therapy does both therapies had similar effects on core symptoms of borderline. So what is this conversational therapy that fared? Pretty decently against dbt it's sometimes called psycho dynamic interpersonal therapy. The therapist listens empathic lead to the patient reflecting back what they here with statements rather than questions and mutual I. WE language the goal is to help the patient develop a coherent narrative and a healthy sense of self and to look for Moshe Misunderstandings in the room and repair them as they happen. So the patient can learn from their relationship with the therapist and apply what they've learned to patterns in relationships in their own life. Conversational therapy was developed by psychiatrist. Robert Hudson and Russell Mir's and Mir's wrote a guide to it in two thousand twelve. The bottom line tried and true methods of psychotherapy like careful empathic listening and actively
True Mysteries of the Pacific Northwest
Whats that big bird
"Of coffee anymore. Today's story PTERODACTYL sightings. The PTERODACTYL is a flying reptile. They were thought to have died out at the end of the cassation period, but there have been sightings across north. America. Since Spanish first set foot on what today's Mexico pterodactyls were there on pictographs and discovered on the face of cliffs native. Americans. Spoke of a giant bird eight people in sketched their images on hides. But there have been a rash of sightings in modern times, the nineteen, sixty, a couple driving. Driving through California's Trinity National Forest reported seeing the so what a giant bread that they asked committed to have a wingspan of thirty feet later described it as resembling a pterodactyl may nineteen, sixty, one in New York state a businessman flying his private plane over the Hudson River valley claimed that he was buzzed by a large flying creature that he sat luck like a pterodactyl January nineteen, seventy-six Harlingen Texas Teens Jackie Davis. Tracy Lawson reported seeing a bird on the. The ground that stood five feet tall was dark in color with a ball head and face like gorillas. The sharp six inch long beak a subsequent investigation by their parents, uncovered tracks that had three toes and were eight inches across that same year. In San Antonio Texas three elementary school teachers teachers. Now saw what they described as a PTERODACTYL swooping low over their cars. As they drove. They said, it's Wingspan was between twenty and thirty feet and one of the. The teachers commented that glided through the air on huge bony wings like a bat, September nineteen, eighty, two loss. Fresno Texas, an ambulance driver named James Thomson was stopped while driving on highway one hundred by a sighting of a large bird like object flying low over the area. He described it as a black grace bird, but the rough texture. But no feathers, it had a twenty foot Wingspan Hump on the back of its head and almost no neck at all. All after consulting some books to identify the creature, he decided it most closely look like pterodactyl. There have been numerous pictures taken of flying reptiles. One such photo show six civil war union soldiers standing over a PTERODACTYL. They apparently shot down shortly after the photo was published experts, cleared it a fake however recently, that creator of the Phony Photo said, it was a replica of the real picture. He has since produced the original most recently twenty, sixteen, a man in. In the city of Corvallis Oregon says, he saw a big bird that sounded like a dinosaur, the man who provided a full name, but asked to remain anonymous told Cryptos, who just news that he works as a campus security guard. He says, he was taking out the trash in the middle of the day when the creatures startled him, it flew from above house across the street and glided back to the ground. I only saw briefly those caught off guard by. By size and the screeching sounded made a sounded like an old movie dinosaur. He described the creature was flying with a wingspan of about twenty to thirty feet of wink. The
10 10 WINS 24 Hour News
Lord and Taylor Files for Bankruptcy
"Retailers in America, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Lord and Taylor opened its first store in New York in 18 26 making it the nation's first department store. It was once a mainstay for high end fashion. Many acquisitions later. The bankruptcy comes after AH, year after fashion rental subscription service Latona Inc bought the company for 75 million before that Hudson's Bay Company acquired Lord and Taylor in 2012.
Casefile True Crime
Dan OConnell & James Ellison
"The city of Hudson is nestled in Far West Wisconsin estate famous obeying America's Dairyland, jude towards production of cheese, milk and ice cream. Separated from the state of Minnesota by the Saint Croix River Hudson is a small scenic city characterized by historic architecture, leafy parks and a wide offering outdoor attractions including walking tracks, water sports, rock climbing, and came in. But the year two, thousand, two, the city was harm to a close knit community of Iran six, thousand residents and was. As a safe place to live. vol On crime was well below the national average and murder hadn't been committed in the area for twenty four years. Dearly funeral climbing Hudson was a sprawling single story brick and whether board building owned by local resident Tomo Connell, his family had lived in the area FA generations. Tones. Uncle had earned an undertaking business in town prior to world, War Two and in nineteen ninety, five Tom decided to relaunch the family business. He opened the O'CONNELL Vanity Funeral Harm at five twenty eleventh straight a quiet trae laundry road close to downtown district. Two of his sons mark and. Eventually began working alongside him. Dan had initially trained as an emergency medical technician, but was happy to follow in his father's footsteps by switching to a career in mortuary. Science. In Nineteen Ninety, eight, he quit. He's Am Tae work to concentrate on the family business fulltime. Dan was a dedicated worker known for putting the needs of others ahead of design, and for always taking on to comfort the grieving relatives who attended the funeral home. Married with two young children, Dan had a reputation as a dedicated family man who was eager to give back to his community. He spent tireless hours working to better. He's time town by serving on several local committees and raising funds for various organizations. As a result, Dan was well known and liked by other. Hudson locals. Dea conal family funeral I'm also off the trainee positions to mortuary science students who were completing studies. One such trae was twenty two year old James Ellison who had quickly proved himself to be a valuable employees. James had grown up with these parents and two siblings in the rural town of Baron located about sixty eight miles north east of Hudson. Hey was friendly and well locked with a range of interests that included Gulf music and church activities. During hough school James had played in the school band and was active in not for profit youth organization for HEY Jr.. He. Later, enrolled to study mortuary science at the University of Minnesota where he took his career path very seriously. Friendly Polite and organized James took great pride in his trae work on one occasion remarking. I'm so proud that can help people in the worst time of their lives. James was Ju- TO GRADUATE FROM UNIVERSITY in May of two thousand and two, and it was anticipated that the O'CONNELL's would then offer him a fulltime job. In the early afternoon of day February five, two thousand to Saint Croix. County Medical Officer Mati Klin headed to the O'CONNELL family funeral home to conduct a retain visit. Gee to the requirements of his job, he was well acquainted with the O'CONNELL's, and on this occasion, he needed Dan to sign a death certificate. Mahdi arrived at one forty PM and immediately made his way to Dan's office, which was located towards the back of the building.
Z Morning Zoo
AMC movie theaters delay reopening — again
"That's a movie updates for you. I'll go through these quickly because there are a lot of them up. The Aretha Franklin movie Respect will open next January over MLK Jr weekend. This is with the one with Jennifer Hudson playing Aretha's should be pretty good. Ah, let's see Bill and Ted faced the music. That's the Bill and Ted sequel September 1st, it'll hit theaters and video on demand at the same time. I know Disney is in death. Finitely postponing the release of the new live action Mullan, which means they don't know when the hell is coming out. So if you're a Disney plus subscriber, I would say Keep your fingers crossed on that one and AMC theme movie theatres are delaying their US opening until next month member that was supposed to do with this month, and that is no longer happening
Plantrama
Zucchini Mania
"Going to talk about Zucchini and I understand that sale has a story about that well I just wanted to say that every time Ellen that Zucchini starts rolling in from the garden I make a particular recipe, and this recipe has its roots back in the nineteen early nineteen eighties when I lived out in the mid Hudson, Valley and I had a small baby and We just moved there. We didn't know anybody. I was totally lonely. Taking care of a baby is demanding, and just got kind of depressed right, and so my husband, one night in an attempt to cheer me up, said Let's get a babysitter and go out to dinner, so we went to West stockbridge to have dinner at Miss Ruby's cafe. We had this delicious meal and the dish that I loved most seemed like it was a very simple combination of onions and so Kini. And yet it had an amazing flavor, and so I asked Ruth the chef at the end of the meal. How that dish was prepared, and she said Oh I'm so glad you liked that dish. Mima in Texas used to make this and what it basically was was soukina onion in a pan? Some oil and the secret. Is You caramelized? You Cook Zucchini and the onion until it's Golden Brown, and starts to Carmel is, and once that happens then you add just a little bit of Sour Cream and salt and pepper, and serve it, and it is mazing so every year I remember that I remember how depressed and lonely I was. On Nice thing you know my husband did because we we don't. We don't tend to go out to eat a lot. Because we liked to cook, and we'd like our own cooking that memory of of her generosity of telling me how it made right, and how delicious it was I prepare it every year, and I am preparing it now as my Zucchini ripens in July I. Totally love that story for so many reasons I can't even tell you first of. Of all, that was so nice Oh. Dan To take for dinner second of all because she shared that information with you. It's a wonderful thing when people who love Food and love to cook share their recipes. I have no patience for people who leave out the secret ingredient that is just not cool people I just have to ask you. How was the Zucchini Cut? Was it little rounds? Was It yes, because you cut it in rally and you'll cut? Just cut the onion into either slices or chop it into bigger pieces, and then cook it in oil as I say until the secret. Is You caramelized that you let them turn that golden color? and You keep you keep stirring it, which is bachelor so that it doesn't burn? That's what An. Impulse. Simple simple and the that caramelized flavor of the Zucchini then. Combined with the creaming us of a little bit of sour cream, and you don't even need much sour cream and I suppose you could use creme, fresh or something else, or you could even put it I have in the past actually put it in a casserole dish at that point and sprinkle cheese on the top. And then put it in the oven to melt the cheese. That's another combination. Creamy nece of the dairy along with the caramelized flavor of the Zucchini and the onions. Oh, it was good and I also love the fact that it was. Her mother's recipe. Some people are so overwhelmed by Caney harvest that they really need recipe ideas. I'm betting that you. Could you know how you do that? Thing where you slice your veg and you roast them and freeze them. Do you think you do that with Zucchini? Could you slice I know you can because I do it all the time I take my excess Akini. I slice it I. Don't put oil on. On it nothing I put it on parchment paper, and a three hundred and fifty degree oven, and I cook it until the edges start to get a little golden brown color. Cool, it put them in a plastic bag and put them in the freezer, and then you can use them in anything. You are preparing all winter long. You know another thing you can do if you don't want to heat up your kitchen. I sometimes cut the Soukina those round slices and dehydrate them, and then I can just store them in a glass jar. Re hydrate them. They reheat. Really easily and really nicely, so that's something that you can store without a freezer without refrigeration once you've tried them the
News and Perspective with Tom Hutyler
Six Seattle police officers under scrutiny for possible voter registration violation
"At least six Seattle police officers, including the president of their union. Are under investigation for possible election violations. They are all registered using the police precinct address, not their home address. Here's Kendall Hudson with King County elections. People are not allowed to be registered at a business address, so you have to register with your residential address. One of the officers has already updated her voter information. Election law says only voters who are part of the address confidentiality program are exempt from registering their home addresses. None of the accused officers are part of that
Rock N Roll Archaeology
Ariel by Dean Friedman
"Everybody welcome back to the story Song podcast on accoring I'm Rachel Oakes, and the Michael Gazelle ever so we walked through the world of a story song and this week. We are looking into the mouth of madness. Earned this is. Ariel by Dean Friedman I mean before we get started with anything man I I heard this song for the first time about two hours ago. And all I have to say is what I just listened to. Yeah I could go into. Love it I also heard this on. I think it was on the seventy channel on Satellite Radio and yeah, much like lonely boy. It was definitely a like. What wait a minute? What is happening by this? Was this left me less angry. I was definitely far more delighted. Delight it's a delight. Well. It's the opposite where whereas lonely boy leaves out a lot of the story. Yeah, this is every single. detail. And I'm saying. This is. Lonely boy is. All story, no details this. There's no story this. Details. This is a ninety fashion magazine. Because this is details, there's nothing. have. So yeah, I like I, said I think this is the rare song that I do think a good song and yet I'd love it I really legitimately love this song, but also but again. Being fully aware that objectively dishonest, not good, and we're going to get more into into that and to to Misa. Friedman's career later on, but. Okay so the story is where in New Jersey. and. Our narrator, OUR PROTAGONISTS DEAN! We'll call him. meets a young lady at the mall He instantly falls in love with her again. We learned a lot of details like she's Jewish Does not see I mean that's fine, but it's not seem to. Matter one way or the other? and. He tells her that he's in a rock and roll band. She should come see it, she does. They go to dairy queen. His place. They Watch TV and they make love at the end and were Oh, enroll so total that will dean has fallen in love with this woman. Whose name is Ariel? We've also told that she has a beautiful singing voice at no point in the song she sing. and has nothing to do with anything that is the refrain of is how beautiful! So, what do they I don't way on the. Side! Berbie. Young? Sang binding Bahrain. Bob Bob. Mark. She was working for the breads grief. was. In. A cop she was looking to change, so was I. Let's start at the top here. He says hey, on the would start at the top as if it matters. We can start sideways. It really doesn't matter, but it's just a series of details and the order does not matter. Just, just for tradition, sake, it started. Says, way on the other side of the Hudson deep in the bosom of suburbia. I met a young girl. She sang mighty fine tears on my pillow and Ave Maria quite the rain. Definitely? End Ave. Maria the first thing I want to say. Is that so I believe? Dean lives in New Jersey. In Paris and we can discuss that in a moment, but it is sort of funny. How he saying way on the other side of the Hudson so that is oriented from New York City. From Manhattan. And yet, so it's in a way. He's almost seeing himself. Not as the central character in his own story in a way, or not in the central location like he's thinking of himself, as I'm on the other side of the Hudson Right. New York City like I it just I just find that. Hitting The impression that I got was that he was from New York. City and he went out to Jersey. Okay that is very possible. That's what I winning I. Wanted Sketch what I thought too, or he's. He's keeping in mind. His audience, which is probably clubs in New York City and they're like. If he just said parameters they'd be like. Where is that mythical place? Like. Any night paramus through the mall is on the other side of the Hudson. Oh, you mean New Jersey I never go there. Yeah and that's the other thing. That's funny, too, is that he doesn't say deep in New Jersey says on the other side of the Hudson right so again. It's like a you know that's the way so in from from you know some some manhattanite. Club Goer might even think of it. It's like Oh. That's on the other. That's across the bridge. Exactly I never go. I only see it from my penthouse apartment. But I've never actually been over there. So debate I gotTA, take. Half trained to get there no. There's no way this this hypothetical. We're talking about. They'll even know the term the Pat Oh you. Don't even know what your dot car service all the way. Yeah or at least a taxi, yeah! If for some reason, they have to go to Jersey. City but yeah. They are not familiar with with the path train. The train goes on a path I know. But the rest of it. I don't know what you're talking about. New Jersey.
Not Too Shabby
Polar bears could be wiped out by end of century
"Bears may become extinct by the end of the century because of climate change. Researchers from the University of Toronto say the warming of the Arctic and consequent loss of sea ice Make hunting seals their main prey more difficult. Talk to Steven Amstrup is the chief scientist for Polar Bears International. They depend on the sea ice for catching their prey and sea ice melts as the temperatures rise so weekend forecast into the future that ultimately if we don't act, the whole global warming All of the habitat will be gone, and so will the polar bears the places that are most likely to be impacted. First are the southern regions of the polar Bear's range, like in Hudson Bay in Canada and other parts of their range, where the ice is always melted for sometime in the summer. It's now melting for longer. BBC news.
The Opening Bell
Chicago shootings leave at least 58 people wounded and 9 dead this weekend
"Chicago's experienced another violent weekend with gunfire and death WG against Courtney Guzman has the latest Friday night through midnight, asshole of 67 people shot That includes nine who are now dead. Now, this is the latest weekend shooting to occur. It happened last night. Around 11 25 people were shot here 113th and Carpenter in the Morgan Park neighborhood. Police are saying At least two people are dead. The survivors taken to various hospitals. Judges denied bond for the man accused of shooting free people, including a five month old baby. Handsome Davis appeared in court on charges of aggravated battery and felony concealed weapons. Police say Davis got out of his car in the 1400 block of North Hudson on Thursday and fired 14 shots at two men. The five month old was in the stroller nearby. Raised by a bullet. Police tracked the vehicle sees two guns and use surveillance video to identify. Davis is the shooter. All three victims will
WBBM Late Morning News
5-Month-Old Boy, 2 Men Shot On Near North Side, Chicago
"Are are in in custody custody after after a a five five month month old old boy boy was was shot shot last last night night in in old old town. town. What happened outside the Marshall Field garden apartments on the 1300 block of North Hudson. It about 7 p.m. Shots were fired from a car people on the street. Five month old boy in two men, 19 and 25 were wounded. First Deputy Superintendent Eric Carter said the baby had a graze wound to the temple and was going to be okay. This is not normal for anyone. Whether it's Chicago. Any other city around this country is quite heartbreaking, so to speak, to see that everybody has no disregard for anyone's life, life, let let alone alone five five Moto Moto child. child. The The two two men men who who were were shot shot were were in in stable stable condition, condition, Carter Carter said. said. A A description description of of the the suspect's suspect's car car was was broadcast broadcast and and it it was was pulled pulled over over near near 37th 37th and Princeton seven miles away, and to people were arrested without incident. Mike Krauser.
WBBM Morning News
5-Month-Old Boy, 2 Men Shot Near North Side, Chicago
"Police First Deputy Superintendent Eric Carter says it happened around seven 1300 block of North Hudson. Everybody has no disregard for anyone's life, let alone five Moto child. They are in harm's
Daily Pop
Body found at Lake Piru in California where actress Naya Rivera went missing
"More sad news. Today also marks seven years since Glee Star Cory Montas passed away. Corey was just thirty one years old when he died from an overdose in two thousand thirteen. I. I mean something to me. You mean something to me. Something ever would have happened to you and I didn't do everything that I could try and stop at never able to live with myself. Now if you remember, corey played Finn Hudson on Glee for five years and losing. Corey is just one of the many tragedies. The cast of Glee has faced over the years the most recent being the disappearance of Neier Rivera now. And and still today the search continues for Ni- at Lake. Pie Roo her family has also been at the to do whatever they can to help. Known Wednesday night went missing and presumed dead after her four year old son Josey was found alone in the boat she had rented. Authorities say there's no indication of foul play or that. This was a suicide. They believed it was just a tragic accident. They also tell news. Son was able to give them information that was very helpful to investigators and think we have a little bit of an update right now. Yes So the Ventura Sheriff their official twitter account just tweeted just moments ago. That a body has been found at Lake Peru this morning. The recovery is in progress. A news conference will take place at two PM at the lake. so a lot of people obviously believe that the body found is Ni-? Although that has not been confirmed jet by law enforcement officials.
WTOP 24 Hour News
Tropical Storm Heading to Mid Atlantic With Rain in Washington DC area
"Again, Samara Theodore Overnight lows falling into loan mid seventies We have human condition tonight with rain chances increasing overnight as we track a tropical storm. This was recently named Tropical Storm Fay brewing off the coast of the outer banks making its way to the mid Atlantic tonight and then possibly for the Hudson Valley. Beyond. We are talking a flash flood watch in effect at midnight until tomorrow afternoon. For those who are headed out to the eastern shore in Delmarva Peninsula, so longer Coastline going Ocean City Beach. Just keep that in mind that rain could reach anywhere from 1 to 3 inches by tomorrow afternoon Highs will be in the mid to upper eighties for a lot of us. Your Friday in the DC metro area. Rain chances substantially drop off throughout the day. Looks like most of the rain stays well. East Saturday and Sunday, Low nineties. Both days bring chances for showers and storms with the higher chance on Saturday. I'm starting for meteorologists Tamara Theodore 90 in Bui Lee's Birgit 87. We've got 88 northwest DC 6 51 Now on double D T o P.
Zero to IPO
Pigeonly Uses Technology to Help Inmates Stay in Touch with Family and Friends
"Butterfield I think as many people know is the founder and CEO of slack, which has just really become an integral part of many of our lives and has seen record growth. We're GONNA. Talk about that on the show. I want to introduce also Frederick Hudson the CEO and founder of Pigeon Louis Frederick you can correct me if I've got this wrong. But last I heard you had evaluation of about five million dollars, twenty employees twenty, million twenty million so I I missed around. I guess missed around. And essentially what pigeon Lee does enable easier communication with inmates who are incarcerated across the United States. For, family members with incarcerated loved ones so connecting people. who mostly live in an analog world with all of us who live in a digital world? Frederick one of the things that caught my attention about pigeon. Louis was that. There's a lot of predatory pricing essentially to make a phone call like a fifteen minute phone call could cost almost twenty dollars like a dollar a minute, and that was one of the animating things here. There's like a market imbalance. It's ripe for Innovation Yeah. Yeah, and that's one of the things that you know. We set out to fix his. In a lot of cases, because this is one of the few industries that that. Operate on the system that allows kickbacks. And, that's how contracts get awarded. It creates a very predatory situation that ultimately the friends and families of whoever's incarcerated. They bear that cost, so it's not even the person who was in prison. That's bearing his burden is to family friends, and that support not going outside there really are. Holding up this you know forty fifty billion dollar industry, so one of the goals of this show is to be very granular and to dive into issues and try to workshop them and see what kind of insights we can gain. That are applicable both to your specific business, but are also useful for all of our listeners out there and Stuart, slack cells to. To everybody big companies small companies, but you have had really good success working with government agencies in the State Department for instance I would love to learn a little bit about. How do you sell to us such a specific channel like a government? What kind of insights have you developed? There's definitely problems with government generally, but I think we have this Era Mentality across the country that you know. Six scariest words are I'm from the government and I'm here to help most of the men and women that I have met who work in in the federal government well-intentioned trying their best, it's. Just. Every federal government plays a saint or anything like that. But I think it's not well understood and we kind of the attitude that we have. which is largely? Dismissive large, throwing up your hands, and what can you do? kind of pessimistic about the possible outcomes helps determine a set of negative outcomes and I think helps entrench. The. Problems that we would most like to see progress on economic inequality criminal justice reform that can go down the list. But as long as we treat kind of government as the as the enemy I think we're going to. Have a hard time solving. Problems that require government help. Frederick. What are you seeing in your business? What is it like working with the government? Yeah, Stuart, raise some good points I think we. My first trip to DC was last year some around last year. This was my first trip going with our lobbyists and meeting with different members of Congress and different congressional offices, and my eyes was opened. To basically what you're just saying that you know there's there's the individuals a lot of these individual offices. They definitely are really trying to do the best. They can and really trying to positive difference and one support initiatives. That they believe is going to make a difference, but there's just so much red tape the so much bureaucracy. There's so many things there's so many layers in order to get something to happen and you know I. I actually started to get an understanding of the inner workings of government. And I saw less as his big beasts and I started to see it more as individuals that actually got to know throughout time.
Wayne Cabot and Paul Murnane
New York's Long Island Enters Phase 4 Reopening, But Gyms, Malls And Movie Theaters Still Left Off List
"Yesterday was Westchester Rockland in the mid Hudson region Today Long Island hits Phase four of its reopening. With a look at what that means. We go live to Garden City in Nassau County. WCBS reporter Sean Adams, Shawn Ned Means Cove. It is on the retreat here on Long Island. So phase for is another step toward life as we knew it. Here's Nassau County executive Laura current. We're down to 49 hospitalizations. That's down five. We have one cove it patient on a ventilator and four in the I C u in our 11 hospitals and I am happy to report We have zero new deaths Phase force who's a return of many culturally important experiences. Museums like the cradle of aviation here in Garden City, aquariums, zoos, historical sites. Television shows and movies. Khun Start production again, Pro sporting events can proceed with Without Spectators, universities and colleges can reopen, but there is still no plan for other schools in the fall. Governor Cuomo will also have to decide went to reopen some pretty major things here malls, movie theaters and gyms. Officials say you've done a great job but remain vigilant where your mask, keep your distance and distance and be wary of out of state travel because there are so many covert hot spots all across the country right
KIRO Nights
FAA begins re-certification flights on Boeing 737 MAX
"Boeing trying to get some of its grounded airplanes back in this guy, more from CBS News correspondent Sam Let's occur. The Federal Aviation Administration says it's approved key certification test flights for the grounded Boeing 7 37 Max. Boeing's bestselling jet's been grounded since March 2019 after two crashes killed 346 people faint pilot Sully Sullenberger, who lent a damage plane on New York's Hudson River. Once told Congress the aviation system had simply failed. These accidents should never have happened, sources say. During the test pilots will intentionally triggered the re program stall prevention software that was faulted in both crashes. Sam. Let's sing Your CBS News
Our American Stories with Lee Habeeb
Boeing’s beleaguered 737 Max completes first flight in 15 months
"Boeing trying to get some of its grounded airplanes back in the sky more from CBS news correspondent Sam let's figure the Federal Aviation Administration says it's approved key certification test flights were grounded Boeing seven thirty seven Max Boeing's best selling jets been ground since March twenty nineteen after two crashes killed three hundred and forty six people fame pilot Sully Sullenberger who led a damaged plane on new York's Hudson River once told Congress the aviation system had simply failed these accidents should never have happened sources say during the test pilots will intentionally trigger the reprogram stall prevention software that was faulted in both crashes Sam let's singer CBS news
Joey Hudson
"hudson" Discussed on Joey Hudson
"I'm there's well, Joey Hudson and follow me on Twitter at Joey Hudson. You've been listening this morning. You may have heard, Mike Miller, who is out at a miracle hill. They have the miracle hill in motion. Today started early this morning, it's been a busy day, appeared appear fund raising events the keyword there fun. If you him because they have a lot of fun at all of these miracle hill ministry events. Today's miracle hill in motion is all about cycling. They had a lot of challenges started early this morning around a seven o'clock with the, the adults, a couple of different courses at, you could be involved in a sixty nine miles, and eighty miles and some of those are, are starting to wrap up. I'm sure as we speak then for those that may be a little more novice. They had starting at eight this morning cycling courses of twenty four and thirty eight miles, and they're still thirty eight miles. I couldn't even do the twenty four miles. I don't think. Undone just a couple of hours ago at ten they had their children's events. The ninja warrior courses up, Ed courses for four to six ages seven to nine and ten to twelve so something as far as cycling for everyone in the family and thus that's why they're calling it miracle hill in motion. But let's talk for minute about miracle hill and this wonderful group here and upstate South Carolina, and why they're having this event, I there still time to go out there just because you didn't participate in the cycling. It's still love for you to come by the miracle hill. Children's home over in Pickens. It's located at four Levin miracle hill road and Pickens, that's just up outside of, of Marietta. If you go to seventy six and and and out that way, four Levin miracle hill road that love for you to come Bob because about now they're starting to have a lunch. They're going to provide lunch for the cyclists brewster's ice cream will be out there. So you're going to be able to have some brewster's ice cream and still lots of things for the kids, fun activities for the entire family, and you can see firsthand what miracle hill does because this is one of their children's homes where all of this activity is taking place. So again, I mean courage just a head on up there. If you're out and about go to four Levin miracle hill road in Pickens again, that's outside of, of, of the Marietta area and visit one of their children's homes air because that's what miracle hills all about their, the up states, premier comprehensive provider of shelter food. They provide hope to the homeless hope hope to homeless children homeless adults, and it's all Christ centered driven by relationships there. Then that that's what in Abel's these children,.
Joey Hudson
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"The morning answer with Joey Hudson, a ninety four five theater. Let me go quickly to the phones. Billy welcome in. How are you? Hey, joe. How's it going today? Wonderful. So you're the lucky winner of our brain works. Leap blower. Yeah. That's right. I didn't have a leaf blower throw. I'm glad to win one. So look if you wanna come over to my house, I've got lots of stuff that you can practice on now back to the morning answer with joy Hudson. Let me to become an answer inside. Or just go to our website ninety four five the answer dot com. Click on the banner become an answer insider and just like he heard Billy there you eligible to receive a lot of neat things. Like the green works. Power tools that we're giving giving out this spring giving away a hedge trimmer this week. So go to ninety four five the answer are just text the keyword green works to eight seven seven two three five nine four zero five Greenville army base opened in nineteen forty two during World War Two is had several names since then known as Donaldson center industrial airport, and as a congressman William Timmins, correct? To me this morning is now known as S C TAC been a number of of aviation related companies out at SE tack one of those being Lockheed Martin will later this morning. The company so me holding ceremony to celebrate the completion of a new line. That's going to bring production of. The latest f sixteen flying falcon to Greenville joining me for a few minutes this morning on the ninety four five the answer guest line, Dr Peter Navarro assistant to the president and the White House director of the office of trade and manufacturing policy doctrine of our welcome to upstate South Carolina. For weather here for me today. I love it. Thank you. We plan. This just for you. Our to you could you could enter become an answer inside. Or Dr Navarro new might be the proud new owner of a leaf blower. Up for it was. I was gonna say it was kind of funny. I I had the honour Dr Navarro of doing my radio show up at the White House is as part of Salem media. We were up there for a radio day. This is back last year. And you know, you look at the White House, and and is it the manicured lawns. And this is a beautiful, and you don't really think about the fact that we know the grass has to be cut there too. And the shrubs need to be a trim there as well. And so, you know, as I'm getting ready to start my radio show. I hear this lawnmower in the background. They're they're cutting the grass back there. That's right. That's your did. Yesterday. We had the the annual Easter egg hunt, and they had thousand people moving through the two grounds there and everything was in full bloom. The president was in rare form, and I'm I gotta get you back to radio row seeing there actually actually work in that building that you were in so okay. Well, it was it was an honor. It was honored to be there. And and thank you for being here. And and you know, I appreciate the president recognizing how important this is to upstate South Carolina. And that you take your time to come down here. Because the announcement this morning is very important to us. This is huge. And this would not have happened without President Trump in the oval it gives you a back story on this. You know, my by office its mission really is to help create good good jobs of people who work with their hands and manufacturing. And also when we can do that in a way, which enhances our national security. That's that's a real bonus. And so back in twenty seventeen on a Lockheed's folks came to me and said they were having some trouble getting this sale of F sixteens to Bahrain in the Middle East done. Everything was just getting held up and government stuff like that. And that what it was is. What's threatening the end the F sixteen line here in the US? And so I told the president about this. They said fix it. So we we basically did what I like to call in Trump Tower. Time move that sailed through. It was consummated in September twenty seventeen and that set in motion that chain of events where in Fort Worth Texas where the F sixteen was being made the decision was made by Lockheed moons that production line to South Carolina right here in Greenville, create four hundred new jobs eleven hundred in the supply chain and then back and forth worth. They didn't lose anything actually gain. Because what they did there. They expanded the production for the f thirty five Joint Strike Fighter. So this was a win win creating jobs, but national security, it also means that we'll have more stable alliances with partners in the Middle East, and in NATO, maybe fewer boots on the ground because our allies have really good systems that they can run. And it's just an honor to be here today to talk about all. This. But what happens in Greenville doesn't stain Greenville? Right. This is is part of the Trump economic plan to really bring prosperity to the whole country. And today Greenville is go to celebrate a great thing for sure. And again, we just we appreciate you being here to help us. Celebrate this. And and as you mentioned, this is this is an important thing for the president for the White House. And and we appreciate the role that you play. I gotta ask you you've had an exceptional career on successful author PHD in economics from Harvard. I've got to believe Dr Navarro that you probably could make more money in the private sector. But but but you choose the work for the president. You choose the work for country. You've been a part of the Trump administration from day one to talk with us about that for a minute and your your commitment. And why you feel that this is your? Serving your country, basically. Well, I really believe that at the White House. I don't have a job there. I haven't mission going
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"State. That wouldn't be a bad idea. You know, I thought it was interesting that they're not going to allow any publicly funded employees, come to South Carolina. And this is in reference to to our support of faith based organizations allowing them to to in in California's mind discriminating against families in the placement of children and home that this is a direct assault on miracle hill ministries here in the upstate but. But yeah, thought it was interesting that they're going to they know no state employees can travel South Carolina unless you're a tax collector. They won't that tax revenue. John mccreavy. Thank you again for your time. And again, I applaud you for what you're doing. Thank you, sir. Thank you. Always good to have. You'll have a wonderful blessed day represented John mccreavy from brain wood county, representing the thirteenth district in the state house of representatives. We'll get back to your phone calls and your comments, look, look, California, state employees, not being able to come South Carolina is that a bad thing. Let's I'm getting lots of text messages on the big rock Tech's on yours is welcome as well. Eight seven seven two three five nine four zero five. Do you care? If employee's of the state of California come now, a one tax or is asking about comma Harris does this would this preclude her from coming to South Carolina? I've got got some bad news. She's actually I guess considered a federal employee, but maybe we should have spanned that list. What do you think back in a moment here on ninety four five the answer? It's the morning answer ninety four five the answer. If you or loved one live alone, or maybe, you know, you're just you you have a loved one that you want to give that that autonomy be able to have their independence live on their own. But you won't that peace of mind that there's someone always there to help them out. Let me introduce you to help services, they have a GPS personal response system. Just for your loved one is a to a voice Bennett. It's a as loud as speaker phones, you can carry on a two way conversation, and you don't have to have a landline and with push of a button gonna be able to call for help from anywhere. Help services knows that quality customer services, the key to this next one. They have a live person available twenty four seven waiting for your phone. Call my mom nanna. Hudson had become dependent on help services because she knows if she can't reach me or my sister. She can always push that button and get immediate response from. Help services care member. And they're going to quickly help regardless of water nita's ago to help for you dot com felt for you dot com. You can text the keyword help to eight seven seven two three five nine four zero five. Just the word help to eight seven seven two three five nine four zero five and they're gonna give you the first month service, absolutely free. Help services allows your loved one to keep their independence. And it gives you that peace of mind, they have twenty four hour monitoring. Medication? Reminders wellness calls concierge services. Give your loved one that independence. They deserve. While keeping that peace of mind for yourself help for you dot com or text help to eight seven seven to three five ninety four zero five and get the first month free help services peace of mind with the push of a button.
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"Kim Miller came to Greenville in the fall of two thousand and fourteen to become Greenville's twenty-six police chief he came via Charlotte Mecklenburg in Greensboro, North Carolina, and is really known for community policing. He believes that the community should be Imbaba. He was quoted in the Greenwood news that first week on the job is saying my role in managing the police department is making sure we're meeting the needs of the community were part of a community not apart from them. And chief welcome in your truly. I believe that you blew that believe that that your men and women need to be out on the streets and becoming a part of the community in which they serve it will. Thank you Joey for having me on your program. I I do believe that. And I believe also that the safest communities are the ones where police and community are working together to ensure that everybody is safe that we're all taking our part in ensuring that we're not gonna be victimized. And that our neighbors won't be victimized. So working you have to work in collaboration with the community and an number of service providers and businesses throughout our community do that. I'm glad to say in the coming weeks. We're going to be visited by the teeth. We're calling it. We're gonna call it a minute with Miller. But then we realized that there's not a such thing as just a minute with Miller. It's going to be minutes with a Meller because we we have lots to talk about chief. And we we got a little intro here for you. I'm police chief can. You'll be checking in weekly with chief Miller. So let's just jump in here. Like so many areas. One of the things that we're seeing here in the upstate and, unfortunately, it's one of the things at the upstate lease estate in as I understand is the impact of Opio at the opioid crisis. We hear a lot about this. But give us a thirty thousand foot view of what the opioid crisis looks like here in in Greenville. And what that means. Yeah. So Jerry, we we struggle between our county and the coastal counties with with the opioid crisis mostly for South Carolina and here in the upstate. We have a dubious distinction of actually having the most opiate overdose reversals in the state. We are the most populous county, and we have the most reversals and not the highest overdose fatal rate or. Metality rate for the state because we are quipped EMS fire personnel and police and sheriff's personnel are quipped with a life saving drug naloxone. And so we've administered that seven hundred ten times actually, more than seven hundred ten times between the three first responders to to really reverse the effects and safe people. And we have in fact, saved many many people from from dying from overdose here in in Greenville county now that seven hundred plus over what period of time is that's just that's just twenty eighteen while. Yeah. Well, his twenty eighteen when you look at this and just at the national level in two thousand sixteen there were sixty two thousand four hundred ninety seven fatal overdose related to opioids heroin and fennel and largely fennel in two thousand seventeen that increased to seventy thousand two hundred thirty seven so we're still on the upswing with his. Pedantic? And if you put that in comparison anything put it an all Vietnam, they were fifty eight thousand two hundred twenty casualties. And so in two years alone. We've more than doubled. The casualty rate the ten plus years of Vietnam war. So so what what's the answer? So there are you know, there are a lot of there are a lot of things we can do. But I will tell you that we need to change behavior. And that behavior begins from the far pharmaceutical companies through our physicians that are prescribing how we manage prescriptions, but we have to focus and this what we do in policing. When we look at problems that are affecting our community. We we look at prevention intervention and enforcement a lot of folks, you know, enforcement is kind of our lane, but we find ourselves in in into the prevention and intervention partnerships because they're so important to to our communities because if all we do is enforcement, we basically criminalize most behavior and and criminalize our
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"Don't touch that. Dial. It's the all new joining answer with Joey Hudson. Joining us this morning to your key county sheriff Steve Mueller. Share welcome. Good morning. Glad to be with you. Daniel Nathaniel welcome in me on. On you. To someone Mike Gallagher, Jeb Brian. Welcome in welcome Raisman thankful. Let me be on your show and Mike big fan. Get caught up on what happened while you were sleeping with breaking news, weather, and traffic. Welcome to the morning answer with Joey hunted. A ninety four five theater. Eight seven seven two three five nine four zero five your call your opinion. Your insight on this Thursday morning additioning the morning answer. Hope you'll join the conversation your comments or welcome on the big rock Tech's LAN as well. Kim Miller came to Greenville in the fall of two thousand and fourteen to become Greenville's twenty-six police chief he came via Charlotte Mecklenburg in Greensboro, North Carolina, and is really known for community policing. He believes that the community should be Imbaba. He was quoted in the Greenwood news that first week on the job is saying my role in managing the police department is making sure we're meeting the needs of the community were part of a community not apart from them. And chief welcome in your truly. I believe that you blew that believe that that your men and women need to be out on the streets and becoming a part of the community in which they serve it will. Thank you Joey for having me on your program. I I do believe that. And I believe also that the safest communities are the ones where police and community are working together to ensure that everybody is safe that we're all taking our part in ensuring that we're not gonna be victimized. And that our neighbors won't be victimized. So working you have to work in collaboration with the community and an number of service providers and businesses throughout our community do that. I'm glad to say in the coming weeks. We're going to be visited by the teeth. We're calling it. We're gonna call it a minute with Miller. But then we realized that there's not a such thing as just a minute with Miller. It's going to be minutes with a Meller because we we have lots to talk about chief. And we we got a little intro here for you. I'm police chief can. You'll be checking in weekly with chief Miller. So let's just jump in here. Like so many areas. One of the things that we're seeing here in the upstate and, unfortunately, it's one of the things at the upstate lease estate in as I understand is the impact of Opio at the opioid crisis. We hear a lot about this. But give us a thirty thousand foot view of what the opioid crisis looks like here in in Greenville. And what that means. Yeah. So Jerry, we we struggle between our county and the coastal counties with with the opioid crisis mostly for South Carolina and here in the upstate. We have a dubious distinction of actually having the most opiate overdose reversals in the state. We are the most populous county, and we have the most reversals and not the highest overdose fatal rate or. Metality rate for the state because we are quipped EMS fire personnel and police and sheriff's personnel are quipped with a life saving drug naloxone. And so we've administered that seven hundred ten times actually, more than seven hundred ten times between the three first responders to to really reverse the effects and safe people. And we have in fact, saved many many people from from dying from overdose here in in Greenville county now that seven hundred plus over what period of time is that's just that's just twenty eighteen while. Yeah. Well, his twenty eighteen when you look at this and just at the national level in two thousand sixteen there were sixty two thousand four hundred ninety seven fatal overdose related to opioids heroin and fennel and largely fennel in two thousand seventeen that increased to seventy thousand two hundred thirty seven so we're still on the upswing with his. Pedantic? And if you put that in comparison anything put it an all Vietnam, they were fifty eight thousand two hundred twenty casualties. And so in two years alone. We've more than doubled. The casualty rate the ten plus years of Vietnam war. So so what what's the answer? So there are you know, there are a lot of there are a lot of things we can do. But I will tell you that we need to change behavior. And that behavior begins from the far pharmaceutical companies through our physicians that are prescribing how we manage prescriptions, but we have to focus and this what we do in policing. When we look at problems that are affecting our community. We we look at prevention intervention and enforcement a lot of folks, you know, enforcement is kind of our lane, but we find ourselves in in into the prevention and intervention partnerships because they're so important to to our communities because if all we do is enforcement, we basically criminalize most behavior and and criminalize our communities. Yesterday. We had an interfaith group tackle and issued that is taken the forefront in in our state legislature compassionate Care Act. And I gotta tell you chief. I've been surprised at the reaction that that I received a from a lot of different people around the community with with the whole issue of marijuana. And of course, the compassionate Care Act a tackles medical marijuana. We're not talking about recreational use here in South Carolina yet. But but groups who have gone down this path in other states have said that will you get medical marijuana. Then recreational follows close behind we won't get into that discussion today. But but I was surprised at an interfaith group of supporters yesterday in in the UK in Columbia rabbi, Eric Malo addressed a small crowd there in the statehouse rotunda saying it can lift up those in pain, it can lift up those who are suffering provide them the relief. They need other pastors offered their support. Port of medical marijuana. This is something that that I'm totally opposed to and a while back you in a news conference. You had this to say all across our great state wonder about the position of their police chiefs with regard to legalizing so called medical marijuana. Unlike our elected representatives as appointed officials we are unable to take positions on legislation that our city councils have not otherwise formally adopted. And so our voices can really only be heard through our association and the association that unites us, but let me be clear there are no police chiefs. No police chiefs in South Carolina who support this legislation keeps him Kim Miller of quickly. And and we have about a minute left. Here talk with us about law enforcement position all medical marijuana. So medical marijuana has. Has has been introduced in a number of states, and that is often the battlecry for the legislators pushing that it's been it's been done. Elsewhere. So why not here, we are certainly compassionate toward people who are enduring chronic pain, chronic illness. But there are other ways to treat it medical marijuana is is actually more intense oftentimes has more THC level than than your the stuff. You buy on the street, and you can pay more money for more intensity. And so there is no prescription it's not prescribed by doctor. It's not distributed by pharmacy. It's not controlled and in any environment. So the more money you have the better the quality stuff you can buy and you can buy what you'd like, and you can self medicate. And that's always a problem. You know, people work they were. Around heavy machinery, they operate vehicles. And a you can be intoxicated on medical marijuana or marijuana. And we think that it it will create a an enormous public safety concern Greenville police chief Ken Miller. Thank you again for it goes by fast, doesn't it? It does Tom TOMS up. You know, sound nice. No sound. So I'm looking or a thirty minutes. Thank you. You're going to be back with us again next week. And again, this is something we're gonna be doing over the next few weeks talking about issues that we're facing here in the upstate and especially law enforcement chief preset you being here this morning, and we'll get back to more of your phone calls and your comments on the big rock Tech's on eight seven seven two three five nine four zero five.
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"It's time to wake up. Here's the morning Azer with Joey Hudson on ninety four five theaters. Sure. Visit our website ninety four five the answer dot com like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter at talk nine four five. You haven't downloaded or mobile app. This text the keyword iphone or Android to the big rock Tech's eight seven seven two three five nine four zero five, and I'll send you a quick links that you can take your favorite talk radio station anywhere in the world is seven fifty one on this Tuesday morning. And of course, Tuesday means that we check in with congressman William Timmins for our Tuesday with Tim congressman welcome in good to hear from you this morning. Good morning. Great to be with you. All right. I gotta tell you. I'm a bit disappointed here. Because I'm I'm looking through this list of the documents that's been requested by your colleagues over in the judiciary committee. They're it's pages and pages long. Here of owning request is almost like. If you if your names on on this list, you're nobody in DC. I'm disappointed. I'm not on the list. I don't see your name on there. Either congressman everybody else's name seems to be. Seems a big fishing expedition expedition, and it's gonna be interesting couple months. I'm honestly, and you're an attorney. What are they trying to get here? What what does Jerry Nadler think he's going to accomplish by sending out an and his truly it is a fishing an expedited and a wide net. He has cast. It seems that they wanna make this next election cycle about investigations and investigations. And I think that's not a bad thing for our prospects in twenty twenty I think that the president's gonna keep working hard. And we're going to do our best to get this country on track. And let them talk about degree new deal and socialism and Medicare for all and how to bankrupt our country. And I I like I like that that conversation. I know how ends up we all know how that ends. And you're right. This is probably good news is just a little weary. You know, we've been through almost two years now of Robert Mueller's special counsel investigation. I think it's we're gonna find that he found nothing. And and so now we were under starting another investigation here, and he just kinda wears you down a bit. But but you're right. I mean from pure political standpoint and going into the twenty twenty elections congressman, you know, it's probably good. For us because the American people just truly see who the Democrats are. That's exactly right and Robert baller. Didn't find it with all of the resources. He had congress definitely not going to either. So, and you know, I think it's important. Remember the mothers investigation yielded, nothing. They were number of indictments and guilty plea, but they were completely separate and apart from the purpose of the investigation which was to determine if there was collusion with the Russian government, which was not a good point. Good reminder that all of the the indictments had nothing to do with the purpose of the investigation. Congressman Tim also your house colleagues the Democrats in the house drafting a resolution condemning anti-semitism and they plan to introduce it on the floor. We understand later in the week over some controversial comments by freshman, Representative Ilhan O'Meara, what's what's the word on Capitol Hill. This. Well, they're just a number of freshmen that loved to talk as much as possible. And I've taken that produce that I'm gonna learn the procedures of people and the policies before open my mouth, and I've been reminded often why I've taken that approach and thank you for doing that. Because I listened to some of the things that some of the your freshman colleagues say I sit here, and I scratch my head, and I think truly did your the ger mama and daddy not teach you to sit back and listen before you speak. Well, between Ilhan, Omar, Rashid, Salib and. One of my personal favorites. A oh, see they really are the gift the keeps on giving that is for sure. And as you said congressman William Timmins, that's just has to be good news for before the Ribble Republicans going into twenty twenty. Yesterday. Congressman William Timmins represented the fourth district. We always appreciate you checking in on Tuesdays with Timmons, and you know, just be safe up there. And thanks for what you're doing. Sure thing congressman William Tim Tuesdays with Tim if you if you have a question for congressman just text it to me on the big rock tectonics and seven to three five nine four zero five and we'll ask him. We'll send it to them the head of time or you can Email me as well. Joey at Joey Hudson dot com. You can also sim in note via Facebook as well lots of ways to join the conversation here on the morning answer. It's seven fifty six time to get you updated. With the latest news, weather and traffic. I we're gonna check in with Sean Hannity
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"Sir. Back to the morning answer with Joey Hudson ninety four five the answer. Visit our website ninety four five the answer dot com like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter at talk non four five. It's seven fifty on a Tuesday morning. And that means it's a Tuesday with Tim owns a congressman William tenants from the fourth district. Welcome in who's good to see you yesterday at lunch at first Monday was at not just a a wonderful meeting. Daily. Good morning. I thought Senator Graham did a fantastic job. I'm so excited. He's fully supporting the president on this upcoming battle. We're going to have over immigration in the wall. And I just think he's going to be a good day. And I'll tell you congressman what just really warmed my heart was to see the room. Literally packed. I mean, there was not an empty chair anywhere. It was just encouraging for me to see that many conservatives in the room supporting the Senator supporting us appointing our president, but engaged, you know, interested in what we're talking about. I saw it again last night. Congressman I went to the Greenville county GOP's meeting last night again in overflow room. Was just tells me that that people who are concerned about the direction our country's headed conservatives Republicans that that we're ready for this fight if we need to take it to that degree and to be involved in our process, and that has to be encouraging to you as well. It is Joey and I hate that. I couldn't be at the green accounting party last night. I had to come back to DC. I got a big day to day. But you're exactly right. We're fighting for the direction of our country. And the the left is really just got some crazy ideas. And I'm up here. Doing my best to keep them in check and try to get back on track. And that is a big job to keep them in check. Congressman the American people. Of course, it is a big day. A we'll be watching the present tonight the state of the union and we've been talking some this morning congressman about our expectations. What we expect the president to say did nine, and what that message is tell me what you expect to hear from the president tonight. I the going to give a very positive message of opportunity the direction of our country shifted drastically the last two years the tax reform Bill has created economic prosperity deregulation has well businesses to invest, and we just made a lot of big strive. But we really have come to an important. I it's a turning point. It is it is whether we're gonna fix emmigration system secure borders together or whether he's gonna go it alone. And I think he's going to speak of compromise. A coming together to to fix this problem in the way, it should be or allow him to just declare an emergency and secure the border unilaterally. I don't think we've got a choice anymore. I think it's either congress secure the border, the president is and I way we're going to order the talk with us in her gram yesterday. And he was on my show with me earlier this morning and any made. An interesting comment to me because you know, he said that actually the president does not have to declare an emergency that, you know, the center center Graham, seems to think that the president can just like he deploys troops down there that some money can be reallocated within the environment of the fence. And and just go that women what are your thoughts on that? Does the present even have to declare an emergency. Or can you just take some the money that's already there from the department of the fence? Has spent a lot more time with these legal issues than I have. But I do think that regardless of how done the president has the authority to do it. And I probably support in doing so should congress. Not. Yup. Now, do you think and I asked the center of the same question to, you know, we're talking about this deadline if every the fifteenth and the present said Sunday with Margaret Brennan that he was not taking off the table, you know, the idea possibly another government shutdown, but I don't know that there's going to be any different outcome. I don't know we can expect a different outcome because it appears the Democrats have have dug in. So what is the answer? Well, I think that Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer have dug in that. I think that they're blinded by their hatred of the president a lot of my freshman colleagues. And a lot of Democrats just think that this is off a bit confusing. Five point seven billion dollars for worship thirty is a drop in the bucket, and it is badly needed objectively. So if you look at it from a policy perspective, there's really not a lot of question as to what the right thing to do is going forward. But I just think there's the personalities involved that are making it really challenging to find common ground and find solution. But there is a group of legislators that have been meeting over the last week, and we'll continue to beat and hopefully they can find a path forward. But one way or the other we got us ajar border and congress just has to do its job. I think the American people are tired of congress not doing its job. And I'm doing everything I can to
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"It's Saturday February twenty third, and this is we can pulse. I'm Joey Hudson. Your host eat Saturday week gather at twelve noon to talk about places to go people to see charitable events and everything in between right here in the upside. South Carolina, western North Carolina that northeast corner of Georgia. So glad to have a Long Beach or visit our website ninety four five the answer dot com like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter at talk nine four five. If you haven't downloaded a mobile app to simply tech secured iphone or Android to the big rock Texana that number's eight seven seven two three five nine four zero five, and I'll send you a quick links. You can take your favorite talk radio station anywhere in the world. And also be able to listen to weaken pulse, anywhere. Glad to have you long again on this Saturday. Hope you're having a good weekend. So four, and we always love your comments on the big rock Tech's Lonzo if you'd like to send us a quick note, again, just Tex it to eight seven seven two three five nine four zero five CNC ammo. No has been in operation for nearly four years located here in the upstate of South Carolina seen CMO produces competitively priced high quality manufactured. I'm with the goal of meeting. The needs for all types of shooters from competitive enthusiast who the big game hunters. In addition to Alamo in their twelve thousand square foot facility. They have the area's only indoor range, and I'm proud to say that CMO is one of our new local business sponsors hero ninety four five. The answer. You're going to be hearing a lot about this. Great local business located at eighty to eighty seven Ashra highway in bullet spring, South Carolina. I s Leslie Harold the owner to join us for few minutes today. Lesley's good to have you as part of the ninety four five the answer family. Let's talk for a minute about how you became the owner of CNC ammo to give you some prior history just to see and see Indo range was prior in law enforcement and started remanufacturing munition company from a house as a side job mas- working law enforcement. You have to have a side job to make. Meet. So that's what I chose. I enjoy to do. It is a hobby in the hobby eventually turned into a career for me. I'm so started that that business about six years ago manufacturing munition opened up a retail store and Calvin South Carolina. The Masek it location in Greer both small locations. Small clientele on the road a lot doing gun shows. Travel from Tampa, Florida to Indianapolis Indiana out west fours, Tulsa, Oklahoma house. There's lots of traveling build net business kind of building that brand. Then have the opportunity to purchase an indoor shooting range bomber formerly. It was called the fire in line in this business wasn't you know, a very popular business. So to speak not it was the only indoor range bomber county. And to this day is still the only indoor range soon allows presented with this opportunity and looked into it for the first time and in a past. They were asking too much for what they were offering and about six months later. I was reapproach the the purchase and they dramatic reduce the call. Of it. And so I looked at it in a wife about it and made a decision to purchase it and did so in October two thousand seventeen so mealy I changed the name because I wanted to customer base that the prior owner had to change dramatically, very small customer base. The places wasn't the most popular place to go to initiate be. You know, those nothing in Cherokee county, no indoor inches issues. Those lots of customers that could have that weren't there. So Millie changed the name and changed all aspects of that business in Jalan operating one from a training aspect from price in the biggest customer service. You know, when I bought the place in October two thousand seventeen was twenty seven members total when I bought the place currently and included members being a four member family, which I thought was extremely low after about a year in I think we had over three hundred memberships I think we're currently sitting about. Three hundred and fifty memberships that's not including members. That's actually memberships. Whether it's a member of Warner four, Leslie one of the objections. I sometimes hear from people as far as having guns in their home. As is they're they're just afraid of them. They're they're prayed to have them around for their kids to be in the house. You hear of accidents happening a people getting shot accidentally because someone just simply doesn't know how to handle our talk with us a minute about what you guys CNC ammo do is force firearm safety. I mean safety is huge when it comes to farms. You know, you just don't turn sixteen and start driving vehicle. You have training prior to doing so anything that he calls great bodily injury. You're going to have some type of training in respect to that. So in in our huge is mentioned earlier about accidents happen with arms will accidents going to happen. But most of these accidents can be prevented with proper training with the owner standing of of how to properly use a firearm, Leslie. Herro with me today, owner of CNC ammo in bolan springs and improv new part of the ninety four five the answer family here. You're gonna be hearing us talk a lot about CNC ammo have a wonderful facility over on Asheville highway and bullying springs, Leslie, Wednesdays a special day CNC talk with us about it. We'll every Wednesday is laid as at the SEC and no range, and that's all day embedded with that means is they get to to come in and shoot for free on Wednesday. And it's huge for that. Because if you imagine yourself and look at the whole Jon Rao of the gun industry is a very masculine dominated industry. So if you if you take a female in just enter them into that, they're gonna feel somewhat overwhelmed, basically, the same thing if we walk into a candle shop, we probably don't have as a man don't feel the most comfortable. So we want to invite him to come in to feel comfortable and just to make sure they're going to understand. We're we're going to you know, work within through the process. And better system. And whatever ways we can, you know, we offer training we offer individual training as well, as, you know, small training or advanced training as will. But when these females come in, you know, were, you know, lot of times were one on one with them if they've come into a range of never shot. We're not going to simply put them on the rains say have good day. We're going to spend that time with them with no extra charge in make sure they understand the safety aspects of shooting. So we tried to emphasize this on weekly basis on this day. Now, Liz Lucy, and c MO you guys produce custom ammo, tell us the significance of this, and why would someone need their own custom ammo? Yeah. We produced a solid. Copper self defense. Mccall the Essex p this is actually kind of two lines. It's one of the self defense in one as a hunting ground and we've done lots of testing through ballistic gelatin and lots of rounds or. Inferior for what the company advertises one thing. That's that's very important defense ammunition is the penetration. If you have over penetration in a self defense, ammo, you know, you're liable for that. But when you squeeze that trigger, you know, God forbid, you have to squeeze had triggered you're responsible for where that bullet goes word ends up. So if it exits the, you know, the perpetrator you're shooting and hit someone else you may eliminate a threat, but you just created a liability for yourself. Also, Leslie, another service that you provide is CW P classes, we all know the importance of having that CW people talk with us about the process, and and how and you have the classes we host a C P currently every other weekend, we cap it at fifteen we we have room to do more. I think it's important to have that good ratio for instructor to students, and what we offer our class is all inclusive class, it's sixty dollars for the class, which include your fingerprints, we feed you lunch today the class and afew complete that class. You actually get a one month range membership and the importance of this of the of the CW p is just because you have a firearm just because you know, how to use it doesn't mean you're legally able to carry this thing anywhere. You want to have in the UP gives you that allowance to care this thing in about ninety five percent of the places you go within the state at your allowed to Carrow care your weapon in Leslie Herrell with me today, owner of CNC ammo, just a wonderful new addition of the ninety four five the answer family here. They have a twelve thousand square foot facility indoor range, they can help you with your your custom ammo. They have a safety classes, everything you need. And plus a wonderful selection of firearms as well. You can find them at eighty to eighty seven Asheville highway and bolan springs. Open Monday through Friday, ten AM to eight o'clock Saturday nine to six Sunday one to six eight six four eight oh, four sixty seven twenty and you can also find them online as well. And it's. Releasing CC ammo dot com that CC ammo dot com now lows
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A high school marching band depicted the scene of some doctors and nurses holding some students who were in police uniforms on the ground with guns as if they're holding them. Hostage is gone viral. The band director is suspended but many across the nation or saying that he should be fired. The Brookhaven school district said in a statement that they had no prior knowledge of this performance and and I'm just asking the question, is it the band director? Should he lose his job. The parents. What responsibility do parents have in this? And finally, the students? Is it unrealistic to think that some sixteen seventeen eighteen nineteen year olds? Maybe maybe some of them should know better to evidently not all the students in the area didn't recognize something wrong here. Here's a few speaking with local TV news station w. l. t. I was shocked at the halftime performance SIS because of everything that act community is going through and. No disrespect to the forest. He'll ever think when they decided to do their performance, they should've took into ration-. We was already going through a lot at this time and we still trying to figure out what needs to be done about the situation at hand. So football and I was bad. I have a passion for music, but and that makes me embarrassed for Vance to, you know, such a a bad skit, this young man makes a lot of sense. I would be embarrassed if I were part of the school and especially part of the school's banned as well. Now, eight text her on the big rock text line says, Joey, don't interpret this the wrong way. Always support any person in uniform, but we need to ask ourselves, did the band director break any laws or school policies before we just demand him to be fired for being stupid? I think Susan Collins has blamed it best end look, yes, we have to have some tolerance. We have to understand this. Do you think that if the situation was such that this band director was a known conservative and had done something, maybe even supporting the police and was like many of you have said today, coaches who lead their students in prayer, even students who lead prayer at Tom's have been suspended. I tax reminded go even pointed out the fact that we've had young elementary school age students who drew toy guns. Or suspended the calls, supposedly, there's no tolerance when it comes to guns in schools. There's so many levels at this is wrong and that the adult in this equation, the band leader somehow missed that. I don't quite know how he could missed it, especially with the fact that his area had just witnessed. Two police officers gunned down two days earlier how he could not have seen how insensitive this was. Christie's in Greenville welcoming, Christie. I Joey just don't happen to me often, but I'm almost speechless. What do you say well to your text? Or who said, are any laws broken? Well, if the laws in Alabama are the same as in South Carolina, then yes, yes, he did because there's no tolerance or guns toy or otherwise. But cutters you name it. So yes, I think he did if they have the same laws that there's no tolerance for guns in school, and then he did. He at least broke a broker rule for school, which could count as a firing, you know. I can't get my words. I'm saying. But. Cruise through just just throw out the rules and the laws and all that stuff. Let's talk common sense. Talk humanity. If my kid was in that school, I'd want to pull them out and I'll tell you this. I have always said that a crew is only as good as the management behind them. So he gets fired. Then I think that the administration that school should at least be put on probation. Texter said from the principal owned down that the principal is responsible for all the people under him or her lately. Absolutely. Because my boss is responsible for my actions that play out in his workplace. I'm just saying, so you know, that would be the same in that school, and I think that the administration should be put on if nothing else on a probationary period to watch that, you know, mind their Ps and qs. Soon them to the corner for us, stupidity break. I mean, you know, yes. Hi, Christie, I'm blown away and I'm gonna let you go because I know you want him down, but I want to tell you I didn't even know you guys existed till few months ago. I used to listen to another right wing station in town, and my kids pointed out to me that they were always calling people names blasting people that didn't agree with them. And I found guys by accident, and even my kids have noticed that when you have a caller that you don't agree with, you are so polite to them and you thank them for call and given their point of view, and you don't allow your texters or other callers to bash them, and you do not call them names and I wanna say you are head above the others cruiser. When you have made Monday. Thank you, Christie, and you have made much actually listen to right wing radio because they're being in. I wanna meet him sometime. Okay. Cures to good out of town that good. Good here from. Thank you so much. Christy, I'm lost words be happy because God's in control.
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"Do. Who do we look at in a situation like this? Eight, seven, seven, two, three, five, nine, four zero. Five, Charles is in Grayson. Georgia, welcome in Charles. Hey, how you doing? I'm wonderful. How about you, sir? All right. I think the first of all the band director should be should be fired. At the end of the day, the band rector he approves the music and routine for go on and he should be because again, we have coaches that are teaching children to do the right thing by praying and respecting I'll national happen and our country, and they get fined for doing the right thing. This direction should be fired. Sacramento. Those students that participated should be suspended off the out of the band. And I saw the parents, the parents. These students could be displaying the action of the parents. A lot of parents have these same sentiment when it comes to law enforcement. I have my daughters than when we go out to eat some time for breakfast on the weekend, and we officers that I let them themselves. They were by officers, breakfast. Got to be like, I let him by officers. Lunch. I let them in with the officer officers has gave them two of their police cars and gave him honorary badges. I let them know that you be the people that you are the respect and they're here to help to. And we talk about the bad when we go through the whole thing. But at the end of the day, at the end of the day, you have to show law enforcement respect because you know, they, they have a job and they have a family and without them and occupy be everywhere. So the band director should be fired. And those students that participated in this should be suspended out out the band, Charles. You make a lot of sense, and thank you for what you're saying, what what you're doing as far as you know, having the kids by the officer, a Cup of coffee or whatever, show respect. I mean, that's what we need to be teaching these kids, Charles. So thank you for doing that and upper. I appreciate your comments here. I'm with you. One hundred percent fill quickly. Tell me where is grace in Georgia. Grayson is is in a winner county is probably about thirty miles outside of Athens, Georgia. Okay, Charles, appreciate you listening to us down there in Georgia. All right, thanks, Allie. Wonderful. Eating Charles makes a lot of sense. I mean, I'm with him one hundred percent. We have to show kids respect for authority. And again, maybe was just coincidence. Maybe this guy didn't didn't think about the fact that these officers had just been killed one texter Gail is writing wasn't at the visiting team. Yes, it was as understanding but but Gail, they still doesn't make it right. Again, I don't think this is a routine at a ban should be doing anywhere, let along in an area they were still in in the in the area. In the same school district where two police officers had just been gunned down. Makes no sense whatsoever. Eight seven seven two three five nine four zero. Five will get back to your phone calls and your text messages are welcome on the big rock Texana as well. For all your natural stone hearts. Gate needs visit. Go big rock dot com. It's sixty six degrees up in cashiers, North Carolina, seventy four in Henderson Ville eighty over an Anderson and eighty one at the JSP international airport for the answering news. Let's go to Paul in. Whatever's on your mind. We listen and it's cheaper than therapy. Texter call anytime toll free eight, seven, seven to three five ninety four zero five upstate live with Joey Hudson. If you're looking for the best night's sleep, you've ever experienced search no more using promo code Joey call. Eight hundred eight nine, three, four zero five ache and take advantage of the special offer. Mike Lindell's. Now offering all of you have state live listeners. You can buy one get one for. That's right. Once again, Mike Lindell's offering this buy one get one free to all of our wonderful listeners plus all my Pillow's come with a sixty day money back guarantee and at ten year warranty and they're made right here in America. I've seen these production facilities. Amazing eighty thousand billows day is is just amazing what Mike lyndale his team up. There are doing orders today. Eight hundred eight nine three four zero five eight use promo code Joey to get buy. One get one free. You can also order online at mypillow dot com. Always use promo code Joey. And while you're Alon take a look at the mypillow pet beds, the mattress toppers the luxury pillowcases in the many other quality products, promo code Joey mypillow dot com or call eight hundred nine, three, four, zero five, eight for the best night's sleep. In the whole odd world, my philosophy, man, how to sing that you think you'd think that this kind of do the, yeah. All right. There you go. Eight, seven, seven,
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I didn't realize that they had already been fighting back, but of course we'll watching hurricane Michael as it made landfall on Florida's panhandle. This afternoon is stream. -ly dangerous built into a category form of four storm. Immunised monstrous if you look at some of the images hundred fifty five mile per hour, winds slammed into the shores of the Florida panhandle this afternoon being described as the most powerful storm on record to strike that region with thirteen deaths already being attributed to the storm. Michael made landfall shortly after two o'clock this afternoon, just northwest of Mexico beach, which is just outside of the Panama City area. This according to the Weather Channel, the storm is being described forecasters as unprecedented. Literally it exploded from tropical depression over the weekend to nearly reaching the category, five status just just one mile per hour away from this category, five status as it was being fueled by the warm water in the Gulf of Mexico or three hundred seventy five thousand people up and down the Gulf Coast have been warned to evacuate. Michael is expected to come up through Georgia into South Carolina, then on into North Carolina over the next twenty four hours or so as a tropical storm, but could cause widespread power outages. Some risk of flash flooding in some areas of the Midlands primarily. As well as a possibly some. Tornadoes, of course, the biggest thing that we're watching in the Carolinas is the flooding the calls. We still have areas of Bo states that are still trying to recover from hurricane Florence. Some parts of the Carolinas could receive up to eight inches of rain, North Carolina, Governor ROY Cooper declared a state of emergency day urging residents to take this storm seriously. Lots of roads and bridges that were already damaged by Florence or being repaired by transportation officials in their warning to please be careful do not drive around barricades or saying closer to home here in the upstate lighter rains. If any, in some areas, one to five inches, possibly. There's a tropical storm warning in effect in Elbert County. Georgia Abby Ville Greenwood Laurens union in Newberry county, South Carolina where we probably will see some struck us tropical storm force, winds gusting up to the mid thirty mph rang. So folks even though is not a direct hit to South Carolina and North Carolina. Please be careful as you're out there. Have you been following this story. From Mississippi where just two days after the two, Brookhaven police officers were killed in the line of duty. We talked about that some. Two officers gunned down. And in a neighboring community, a high school marching band during their halftime performance. This past Friday. Had students in the band pretending to hold police officers at gunpoint. They were holding. Toy guns that like some type of automatic rifles. Now, images of the performance have gone viral. As you can imagine, army veteran, Graham Allen, who is from Mississippi says, this kind of thing just doesn't happen in his home state and the bigger question he's asking as he appeared on Fox News today is why didn't someone say something. One I want to start off by pointing out is as a Mississippi and myself, you know, this is my home state, and I think that just the general community here is is just kinda shocked by this because this is Mississippi in this kind of thing doesn't happen here. And what I mean by that is Mississippi. We stand by president, we stand by our military and we support our law enforcement community. And I think that's the biggest thing that's the shock people is is you know, this is this is a place that does this kind of stuff. Doesn't happen Mr. Allen on FOX. News today again, asking why no questions were raised leading up to this halftime performance. It was at forest hill high school. This past weekend. Allen is an army veteran a Mississippi, a Mississippi native, and he was appeared on FOX and friends. And he talked about this controversial performance that may have happened. He said because of a number of things, parenting being number one of them, though. Saying, no questions were asked because it's now acceptable. And that falls one hundred percent of the parents. He said and also pointing out that they had to have been practicing. This for. Wow. Now which makes it even more unbelievable that no one questions routine and that the band director who obviously is pushing a social Justice issue onto students in although he is on suspension right now, many are calling for him to lose his job permanently. You agree, should this band director who came up with this idea. Pushed his students into doing this in in front of the the hometown crowd on Friday night. Should he be allowed to keep his job. Mr. Alan takes issue with that crazy. No, we fired football coaches for praying with athletes, but. When you have a situation like this, which is which is political at the end of the day, no matter how they wanted to pick this. This is an adult male, the band director that is pushing a social Justice agenda onto children students. And like you said, can we hold the students accountable? I think you can, but but but it's not one hundred percent there fall in my opinion, this falls down at the most basic level on parenting as a former band person myself in high school. I know for fact that this was practiced for months all the way back into the summertime. They've been practicing this routine. So why didn't anyone say anything at one at no point Amy student? You know, maybe this isn't appropriate or this is weird? No, we've we've started raising a generation that that's just something that's acceptable holding, pretending even to hold police officers at gunpoint on. Football field. No one says anything that falls one hundred percent on the parents. It is our job to teach our kids, the values that we want to hold dear. It is the school's job teach our kids academics and somewhere along the way, we as parents got lazy and we just started letting other people teach our kids about animals values in, do our job force, Mississippi governor Phil, Bryant also condemned the act tweeting that is quote unacceptable in a civilized society. So who is to blame here? Is it solely on the shoulders of the band director who obviously came up with the idea who coats his kids to do this. Is it the parents. And what responsibility do these high school kids have at at some point during this whole process. Should it have been up to or expected that a as sixteen seventeen eighteen year old? Mine of said, you know, this doesn't seem right. Should we be pretending. To hold police officers down with guns. During our our high school football game are marching band routine. What responsibility do the students have? If any? Eight seven, seven, three, five, nine, four, zero five, your call your opinion you're inside. 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"I thought this is us. This is where we're living right now. It says, let everyone be subject to the governing authorities for there's no authority except that which got has established the authorities that exist have been established by God. Consequently, whoever rebels against the authorities rebelling against what God is instituted and those who do so will bring judgment on themselves. The authority that exist has been established by God. You got that. This is the Inabe translation I'm reading from you. You may wanna read it in your translation or other translations. I often do I like to compare, but you know how every day at the end of the show I leave you with just be happy because God's in control, and I've always believed that. But I'd met that. I'd never really studied these passages of Romans. I've read these passages. I've read Romans, but never really studied it as closely until I heard Charlie boy talking about it. And if anything, this confirmed to me that day couple Sundays ago that what I say every day God's in control, that's it. He really is. It goes on verse three for rulers. Hold no terror for those who do right, but for those who do wrong, do you wanna be free from fear of one in authority then do what is right, and you'll be commended for the one in authority is God's servant for your good. But if you do wrong, be afraid for rulers, do not bear this ward for no reason. And if you go on in the overall gist of the teaching that day his at folks got his in control, he's watching over us. And yes, he's in control of our government in that very first. Verse where he says that there's no authority except that which God has established. God put Donald Trump in the White House. Now, if there's a liberal and and someone on the left listening to me right now, they're probably laughing. I believe that. I believe God has a sense of humor and Donald Trump was at someone that we necessarily thought would have been president. Probably not someone that we thought that God would have chosen necessarily. But as Roman says, he was put there by the Altman authority. Got. Charlie pointed out that Jesus lived his life under the rule of the Roman authority and that the Roman authorities, crucify Jesus. From the cross. You'll recall Jesus ask his father and having to forgive them so. So how does Jesus life and death in teaching of Romans intersect with one another? There's all kinds of ways Charlie pointed out that the great temptation in hearing a message like he was teaching this. This particular Sunday is to just dismiss it because many of us have such strong political convictions. You know, I do. But again, I keep going back to what he said. If we do not live the gospel in our politics than we won't live it effectively and other areas of our lives. So here's what I wanted to do. I want you to pray. I always ask you to pray, but yesterday I asked you to start calling and emailing some of the senators who could be pivotal in this vote this week. We need to keep that up. I had a lot of respond to that yesterday on an animated release for you know, I want to ask you to do it again. In just tax. Yes, tax just award. Yes, to our big rock Texana eight seven seven two three five nine four zero five techs. Yes to eight, seven, seven, two, three, five, nine, four, zero five. And I'm gonna send you a link so that you can easily contact genita- Senator Jeff flake so that you can easily contact Senator Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski and even added Joe Manchin from West Virginia because he someone that he's the one of the Democrats that they say might. So port Brett Cavanaugh. So we have to be hurt. We we have to pray that our leaders do the right thing. And after you say that prayer, Email them or call them, and I'm again, I make it really easy. Just text the keyword. Yes, to eight, seven, seven, two, three, five,
Joey Hudson
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"Serve. The generally accepted number for a well effectively support about six to seven hundred people, okay, but it but they commonly and oftentimes support a lot more people than that in India were we're many of our wells are servicing communities thousand two thousand people, and it works. You just have to get up at four AM and and they keep an still pumping at midnight. So people will come round the clock the to get their water. Yeah. If you like a digital information about water of life, visit their website, give fresh water dot org. This gift freshwater dot org, or you can simply text the keyword water to our big rock Texana eight seven seven two, three, five, nine four zero. Five just text the word water to eight seven, seven, two, three, five, nine, four zero five, senior quick link says you can find additional information. Rolling. We have about a minute left here today to tell me about your typical donor, and if there's someone listening today, who would like to be involved, do you have the need for volunteers or do you just need a check or is it. Really we have almost no work that's done here in the United States. Occasionally, we have need for volunteers to put stamps on the Lopes and that sort of thing, but we have a team of people that can meet that. So there really isn't anything people can do here. Well, drilling being something that you have to be trained to do, it's not something that you can just, you know, fly on an airplane over someplace and drill Awada well, so we have trained crews and all of our countries. So people really can't do that. Although we do take mission teams over to Indian or not India's librarian Sierra Leone, but typically we'll have medical professional with us and we'll do medical clinics along with during our water. Well, the best thing people can do is write a cheque that's the need. That's what the resource we need the most because everyone is wells cost thirty, five hundred dollars to put in the more money we have. The more wells we can put in and is really just go to give freshwater dot org or text the keyword water to our big. Rock Tech's on eight seven seven, two, three, five, nine four zero five and make a contribution today. Help this group provide water again, his something that we take for granted every time we walk in and turn a faucet on with their families around the world who don't have that luxury Seles help water of life out. Go to give fresh water dot org or text the keyword water to eight, seven, seven, two, three, five, nine, four zero five. Maybe maybe have a group of sons who class or your civic group. Could all pull your funds together and just a hand roll in a check for thirty five hundred dollars sponsor a Well. I I would imagine that that probably happens on doesn't not it. We have. Weigel not surprising, but we have quite a few people who will sponsor a while. People individually businesses do it. And then as you said, small groups, churches or some, you know, some of the smaller churches can't afford to do a lot, but they'll get together. They'll do one or two wheels, so that's very common and helpful thrown merger on preset you being with me today, and thank you for the work that you're doing with water of life. Again, if you wanna help just go to their website gift water dot org or text the keyword water to eight, seven, seven, two, three, five, nine, four zero five, big rock. Tech's send you a link said she can help out this very worthy calls located in Greer right here in the upstate South Carolina up. Next only Lee was agreeable county. Sheriff's office gives us our weekly crowns operas update data, much more here on ninety four five WGTK the answer. Bam. Rate.
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"Five WGTK guess landed day role in Berge Iran, we're talk. Talking about water of life, a local nonprofit located here in the upstate South Carolina, but his having an effect around the world enrolling, how did you choose the three countries that you cited a minute ago as being countries that you wanted to serve? I would like to be able to tell you sat down and did a spreadsheet that in analysis and figured out where the need was the greatest, but that's not true. The truth is these places are places that we were invited to by others. I went to Liberia an invitation with other wanna ministry to go there. It was so year after the civil war ended to go start a water ministry. I had I had to Google library and find out even where it was still away from Greer, South Carolina, right? Yeah. And then the Sierra Leone was really is next door to Liberia. And while working in Liberia, we met a couple of people from Sierra Leone, and they asked us to come out with yearly own and help out when over there. And made an exploratory trip on the good Parker and found the need was just about as great as Liberia in India. We're, we're also working in Indian India at it was a Facebook invitation. We had a man in India who sent water of life. A Facebook message telling us that we needed water and my he's Senate to over thirty five organizations. And I was the only one that answered and I answered him, no, but our partner was persistent. And kept on messaging me. And so we started to conversation over Email and and Facebook. And ultimately I made a trip to India met him found the need and began the ministry in Hindi as well. Yeah. Now let's talk for a minute. Rolan. How many wells do you guys typically do in a year? And is that something that you as you're planning for the next year? You said a goal to do x. number of wells or do you just sorta respond to the need as presented. Now we, we set a goal this year. We have a goal to do little over full hundred wells. I think about four hundred twenty wells and the three countries. Last year we did three hundred. I think it was three hundred sixty five wells in the three countries. We have not sat down and made our plans for next year yet. But. Don't see the need going away in any of the countries were in. As a matter of fact, India India's such a huge country. But the population wise and need wise that we see the demand or the need for water wells. And also the gospels is pretty much several lifetimes and so are working India. We'll probably span greatly over the year. So. So why is it that these folks don't have wells as the technology the equipment to to not be able to do this. Well, drilling technology is to do some difficult, but it does require some expensive machinery. So most of the places we go, for instance, in India, we're working almost exclusively in the tribal villages and tribal villages are at the end of the row. There. The forgotten people there that typically all on touchable people and they don't have they don't have any money. They don't have any structure or anything else to be able to afford to do this for touchable family thirty, five hundred dollars would be, you know, a lifetime's worth of work. It's just beyond anything they can do and the government, the government, quite frankly, doesn't care, doesn't go out to these villages and doesn't don't provide the the resources. So they're really stuck. They don't have a way to make money to do it themselves, and their government really isn't interested in. In helping them. So we step in and do it. So how many people will will typically serve. The generally accepted number for a well effectively support about six to seven hundred people, okay, but it but they commonly and oftentimes support a lot more people than that in India were we're many of our wells are servicing communities thousand two thousand people, and it works. You just have to get up at four AM and and they keep an still pumping at midnight. So people will come round the clock the to get their water. Yeah..
Joey Hudson
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"Water to people who don't have access. Tell me about that that thought process. When you started thinking that, you know, I'm I'm going to step away from the building business and try to to provide water. Working in the water ministry really started in two thousand two with my first mission trip with Brookwood church down to Honduras, and it was to go and do some water ministry, drill a water, Weli and hunters went down there. Drilled a couple of wells with with my church in a group called living water international and found out. I was pretty good at it, but also found it extremely rewarding. So overtime still running the the building business over time. I was started going on more trips eventually. I kind of took the responsibility for the water team in Honduras. And what about half a dozen times onto hunters to train them, throw water wells. It was very rewarding work. As you can imagine, when you go and and provide people with water, don't have water there really grateful and and makes you feel quite good. One of the best things you can do is do something for somebody else that they can't do for themselves and also that they can't do anything for you in return. Totally. Selfish getting over the time of going to Honduras. If it became more and more obvious that this is where God was leading me and in two thousand and four made my first trip to Liberia, west Africa, and started going to Africa two or three times a year to drill water wells hand. One thing led to another and my son was with me and my business, and and I think he was glad that I retired turned it over to him and it just became my passion and my final career in my life I think is going to be my final career. What one a story now rolling their other groups out there who do something similar? What makes water of life different. There's probably a few things that make lives. In fact, I know there's a few things that make water of light different one is, is. Our purpose is linked totally to the spreading of the gospel. So we really are all about expanding the kingdom and sharing the gospel to people. And we do that with the tool of freshwater. Every place we go. We in the three countries, we go to Sierra Leone Liberia and India. We have very strong indigenous partners. So these are indigenous ministries and church groups. The that are sharing the gospel, and we provide water wells for them to go to villages and places to to to to show the chan- the gospel and provide water. Another unique thing I think about while his, I guess you, it's it's, but it is pretty special about water of life is that we did at very low cost. When we do research of other water ministries and sector and religious water ministries, we find that the average cost of putting in the wet and a while as some place north of ten thousand dollars. Our costs of doing awhile is thirty five hundred dollars. We're significantly lower than anybody else. You'll hear numbers of fifteen to twenty twenty five thirty dollars per person to provide water and we're down. I think between seven and eight dollars per person. So we are very low cost to do sir. And that is by choice. And by design, we have very little overhead all pretty much all the money goes to to do the work and our concentration on on planting churches and and sharing. The gospel makes us pretty unique on our ninety four.