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The Doug Collins Podcast
"lassiter high school" Discussed on The Doug Collins Podcast
"John, bob, I'm glad to have you with us today on dot com's podcast. It's not going to be with you. Have you called my friend? I guess that's what happens when you share your waffle House menu selections. You really become tight with somebody. Well, you know, when we get to be friends, you know, when I tell you what to order at waffle House, then we've got it down there. Hey, as we get started, one of the things I love to do in this podcast and when I do especially people politicians, I do media people is everybody knows us and I found this to be true and I think you probably have as well. If they see us in the airport or they see us have they know us from this right here, they know it from the camera if you would. They don't know the background. So span just a few minutes telling us, you know, where are you from? How you got here and just give us a good taste of who you are. Well, I'm from Marietta, Georgia originally. I was born actually my parents live in kennesaw when I was born. And we moved to Tampa pretty quickly thereafter and live there for 8 years, but moved back to Marietta when I was 8 years old. And from 8 years on all the way through my 5 years at the university of Georgia and there after my first job in television was in Augusta, Georgia was my home. I love it. I love the braise. I love the dogs. Having the Olympics there was fantastic as well. And it was just, you know, I think I lived there in a perfect time when the state to me, we learned about a three pillars, right? Wisdom justice and moderation. And all three things were readily available to me. Growing up in Marietta, I went to Davis elementary middle school and Lassiter high school for those folks to know. But it was such a great community because people were moving to Atlanta from all over the place. My parents were actually from the northeast, my dad settled in Atlanta in the 70s with my mom when we moved back there, but at that time in the late 80s, early 90s Atlanta was such a boom town and we had people from all over the place. And it was just such a great melting pot of different Americans and all kinds of folks, different races and religions. And I really felt like I had a wonderful public school experience and when it came time for college, the only thing I knew is that I wanted to go to an SEC football school. My dad went to graduate school at the university of Florida, and he took me to a game when I was four years old. It was a Florida Miami game. And it was one of my earliest memories, and I just love the whole thing. And then, you know, my sister went to auburn, and I was spent some time with her at all. My older sister, and I was like, this place is great. All these people are so nice on the planes. And I was like, it's a little boring though. And then finally, I didn't think I was gonna get into Georgia but I did get in and I went there and I had a bunch of buddies of mine who are you older than me in high school that went there and I spent some time with them and the moment I walked on campus I knew I was
The Doug Collins Podcast
"lassiter high school" Discussed on The Doug Collins Podcast
"Hey everybody, Doug Collins, here on the dot Collins podcast. I'm looking forward to today's show. We got a great friend coming on. Someone I've gotten to know, we've shared a lot of interview time together. We've also shared some posting together. But John Batman on newsmax is just somebody that I've grown to lie over the years. Just from his not from the fact that he also has a level of George and university of Georgia and other things and being from Georgia. But just the reality that comes with being in this being in the news business, but also having a perspective of trying to get a message across and do so on a fair and balanced way and especially making sure that all the points are taking account. But especially conservatives, which seem to be left out. So this is a great conversation. John, bob, I'm glad to have you with us today on dot com's podcast. It's not going to be with you. Have you called my friend? I guess that's what happens when you share your waffle House menu selections. You really become tight with somebody. Well, you know, when we get to be friends, you know, when I tell you what to order at waffle House, then we've got it down there. Hey, as we get started, one of the things I love to do in this podcast and when I do especially people politicians, I do media people is everybody knows us and I found this to be true and I think you probably have as well. If they see us in the airport or they see us have they know us from this right here, they know it from the camera if you would. They don't know the background. So span just a few minutes telling us, you know, where are you from? How you got here and just give us a good taste of who you are. Well, I'm from Marietta, Georgia originally. I was born actually my parents live in kennesaw when I was born. And we moved to Tampa pretty quickly thereafter and live there for 8 years, but moved back to Marietta when I was 8 years old. And from 8 years on all the way through my 5 years at the university of Georgia and there after my first job in television was in Augusta, Georgia was my home. I love it. I love the braise. I love the dogs. Having the Olympics there was fantastic as well. And it was just, you know, I think I lived there in a perfect time when the state to me, we learned about a three pillars, right? Wisdom justice and moderation. And all three things were readily available to me. Growing up in Marietta, I went to Davis elementary middle school and Lassiter high school for those folks to know. But it was such a great community because people were moving to Atlanta from all over the place. My parents were actually from the northeast, my dad settled in Atlanta in the 70s with my mom when we moved back there, but at that time in the late 80s, early 90s Atlanta was such a boom town and we had people from all over the place. And it was just such a great melting pot of different Americans and all kinds of folks, different races and religions. And I really felt like I had a wonderful public school experience and when it came time for college, the only thing I knew is that I wanted to go to an SEC football school. My dad went to graduate school at the university of Florida, and he took me to a game when I was four years old. It was a Florida Miami game. And it was one of my earliest memories, and I just love the whole thing..
Newsradio 600 KOGO
"lassiter high school" Discussed on Newsradio 600 KOGO
"Diego Food System Alliance has released a report for San Diego County Food Vision 2030 the report highlighting where the food system failed communities and workers in the wake of covid 19 to the regional economy and food supply chains. Ellie Brown is executive director of the San Diego Food System Alliance, she told KOGO News. There are new fact based ways intended. To help heal the food system during the next decade can objectives that'll help make a significant impact on three goals? So are three goals or racial justice, climate change and resiliency, Brown says. The past year has proven we have a food system that fails to provide for the vast majority of our communities. She says it's not broken, but instead worked exactly how it was designed, concentrating wealth and power in the hands of a few fill Farrar, Cocoa News. Single family neighbourhoods of California are in danger due to a pair of bills moving through the Legislature. The president of the Elmhurst Neighborhood Association, Maggie Coulter, says SBS nine and 10 would fuel gentrification and displacement in areas where housing costs are lower. We are already seeing people being displaced in Oak Park, people that live in houses they're being bought by corporations. Neighborhood. Residential groups argue the bills aim to get rid of single family neighbourhoods and zoning statewide later this morning, California's attorney general Rob Bonta, is holding a roundtable and media availability. Talking with San Diego City Attorney Mario Elliott and San Diego Police Chief David is light about the city's success in preventing gun violence through the use of gun violence, restraining orders. It's a tool provided by California's red flag laws in 2020 37% of those types of restraining orders issued in California were issued in San Diego County. It's been a year since the fire on the USS bottom Rashard with the investigation still open the four day fire on board. The ship in San Diego eventually led to the bottom rush are being decommissioned. It started July 12th 2020, but the official caused any possible charges are still pending. Instead of paying $3 billion over at least five years to rebuild the ship. After the damage from the fire. It was scrapped at the end of 2020 Jack, quoting cooking news. Cocoa. New Year's time. 5 35 more families getting closure in Florida's condo collapsed Four victims recovered yesterday, raising the death toll to 94. That means that there are just 22. Still missing. Crews are beginning their 20th day of searching and expect to be done in 2 to 3 weeks. They have already removed £14 million of concrete and debris. The mayor of Surfside says security has been increased around the debris pile to ensure the site is preserved. Johns Hopkins University says the U. S. Has seen covid cases rise by nearly 50% over the past week. Much of that, driven by the Delta variant Caroline Shively has more. Vice President Kamala Harris headed to Detroit on Monday to talk about the administration's efforts to increase Covid 19 vaccinations, including having volunteers go door to door in some areas. Let's take it to the streets. Take it to the people. That's what we're talking about doing. The administration and medical community are racing to get as many people vaccinated as possible. As the highly contagious Delta variant circulates throughout the U. S. Officials are already talking about the potential for lockdowns in parts of the US this fall, including in schools. Health officials have been saying that unvaccinated people appear to be the biggest source of the new covid cases, as 48% of the US population is fully vaccinated, according to the CDC. 36 years after losing it off the Florida Keys. A man is reunited with his high school class ring. Diver Sean Rouch was using a metal detector in eight Ft of water off Lido Key when he found the 1986 ring from Lassiter High School in Marietta, Georgia. Through some personal investigating a Facebook searches when I'm guessing he found the owner to be Mark Murray Murray is thankful to have it back and said he only had it for about two weeks. When he lost it. Well, we all know it's expensive, but Can we retire here? Do we have to move to Idaho? We have that story on the way we have your real time. Traffic. Your updated weather in three minutes. Kogo news time. 5 37 am 600 Cocoa.
WIBC 93.1FM
"lassiter high school" Discussed on WIBC 93.1FM
"Violence right here to you're gonna call your kids on me. That's what you're gonna do just by just know Kherson. No arrests were made, but that group was eventually escorted out. You can read more about which measures were passed in, which were voted down at the meeting at W I b c dot com Crime rates are going up not just in Indianapolis but all across the country. President Biden met with mayors and police chiefs on Monday to discuss that problem. Foxes Jared Halpern, president, Biden says There's not a one size fits all approach to addressing crime, but says there are solutions that work first and foremost stemming the flow of firearms used to commit crimes, and it includes cracking down and holding rogue gun dealers accountable. The president also highlighted cities using covid relief, funding the higher police officers and implement other anti prime measures. Republicans have accused Democrats of being soft on crime, pointing to progressive lawmakers calls to defund law enforcement at the White House. Jared Halpern Fox News, You know what else is going up The cost of your morning, Joe. That's because a historic drought has wrecked the coffee crop in Brazil, which produces a third of the world's coffee beans. The price of arabica beans. Are already up nearly two thirds from last summer. For the second time in nine years. The case your fraternity has been suspended by Indiana University. Stanley reports case You can return to IU Bloomington no earlier than 2024. Punishment for off campus parties with 200 or more people in attendance in violation of I used Covid 19 policy as well as damage to the rented houses where those parties were held and hazing of pledges. Stanley er 93 wi bc mobile news about 36 years after losing it off the Florida Keys, a man has been reunited with his high school class ring. Diver Sean Rouch was using a medical metal detector in eight Ft. Of water off of Lido Key when he found the ring from Lassiter High School in Marietta, Georgia, from 1986. Some personal investigating, he found out the owner was Mark Murray. Murray is thankful to have it back because he had only had it for about two weeks when he lost it. I'm John Herrick on the level on the going on W I v c. Com 7 33 Sports With Sam Robson Sports on WI BC is presented by prop Swap the number one APP to buy and sell sports pads. The MLB All Star game is set for tonight in Denver and to Indiana native will suit up for the American League. Indianapolis native Lance Lynn will wreck the White Sox. And he's joined by Greenfield's Kyle Gibson on the L Pitching staff. The Texas Rangers star talked earlier this month about the honor of making his first all star game at the age of 33. Quite frankly, a lot of guys don't get to do a lot of the of the things that the very elite level in this game. Yeah, Uh huh. It's really cool. Former I you start Kyle Schwarber will represent the Washington Nationals. The Midsummer Classic gets underway at 7 30 with coverage on 93 5 and one of 75 the fan. I'm Sam Robb. Support wi bc Sports Now traffic.