KSR - 2025-10-1- KSR - Hour 2

Episode Date: October 1, 2025

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You were mentioning people from Mount Washington. Jelly Rolls drummer Cody Ash, according to the text machine. I grew up in Mount Washington. I feel like I sold Mount Washington a little bit short. I couldn't remember all the famous people that we had here. And we had at least two or three. So that's good. Any other things on the A-Vision Glass text machine?

I feel like if you're going to bring it, we at least need to acknowledge what's on it. Most of it is bashing our football coach. Read them out. Let's hear them. The text or the text? U.S. UK gets four wins this year. It's very sad.

this is one I was looking for. Did Shannon end up having hose in his man cave? I have hose out in the shed. I keep the hose in the garden. What are we talking about here? They're out loud in the main house. We're talking about hos for the garden. Those pumpkins don't hoe themselves, right?

Yeah, you know that. Other than blind optimism, there's nothing whatsoever that says UK football will win another SEC game this year. Okay, let's talk about that for just a minute before we go to Drew, who's going to tell us who this segment sponsor. by does Kentucky get another win in the SEC this year? Is Tennessee Tech going to be the only one? I really think they can beat Florida. I predicted it before the year.

Florida is even much worse than I expected. The question is when you get to that game in the middle of November, are you still together? No. Because at that point, I don't think they're going to beat Georgia, Texas, Tennessee, or at Auburn. So it's a matter of can you hold it together after probably, four more consecutive losses.

If you can, I think you can get Florida. Vandy, I had them beating Vandy at Vandvi. I'm retracting that. I'm pulling out the eraser on my preseason prediction. I thought Vandy would come down a little with Pavia getting a little bit of a second year slump. Teams figuring them out. I don't think Kentucky can score the points. So Florida's my one.

I'll still say they get it, but I worry about just keeping the team intact to get to that game. Ryan, what do you think? I really thought going in, you had to win. one of those road trips at South Carolina, at Auburn, at Vanderbilt. Already lost South Carolina. I'm with Drew. Vanderbilt is much better than I thought. Auburn also, I think, much better than I thought.

I don't think we win any of those road games now. So I thought you had to steal a couple at home. O.M.S. or Florida? Well, you didn't get O'Miss. So now I'm down to the Florida game. Can you get Florida? That might be their only chance to win an SEC game. See, I still don't believe in Vanderbilt yet.

I know they're 5'0. You're a Vennie guy. Well, I know, but you've got to look at who they played. They're 5 and 0. Yes, they're 16th, I think, the country right now, but they got all their non-conference games out of the way early. So like, because Kentucky still has Tennessee Tech later on, they've already played all their non-conference games. So three of those wins are non-conference wins over like Utah State, Charleston Southern, Virginia

Tech. So those are your three wins, non-conference. They beat South Carolina. Yes, at South Carolina. But I still don't believe that they're, I think they're good, but I don't think that they're unbeatable for Kentucky. So I still feel like Kentucky can win that game. The Florida game you mentioned, I feel like they can get that.

when outside of that, I don't know. With Vandy, I just worry, and same with Tennessee and these teams that can score points. Like, if any of them get to 21. That's it, man. And I just feel like it's over. Yeah. I mean, the stat that drives me crazy is that Kentucky, with Bush Hamden, 10 SEC games, they have not scored more than two touchdowns in 10 games.

If you cannot score more than two touchdowns, it is very hard to win any football. And I know you rely on your defense and your run game, but if a team gets 24 points, I feel like we're out of it. The Tennessee's and the Vandies, even if you're slowing them down, I just don't know. Like the contrasting styles, I think Kentucky doesn't have much of a shot in those games, sadly. You're just not going to win many games in the SEC. So those offense can step up and start scoring. You're not going to win many games in the SEC and the teens. And I feel like that's kind of where Kentucky's offense just tops out at, you know, 17, maybe 20 a game.

Their first drive against South Carolina looks so. good. They marched right down the field, punched in a touchdown. And then what happened from there? Second drive, at least they got a field goal. But then that's answer your question, what happened after those first two drives they ended up in 10 points when it went completely flat? A shot out to the kicker, though. He's been perfect. Yeah. And it felt like, you know, once they turned over the ball a couple of times,

that was just so demoralizing, they just couldn't recover from that. Yeah, once you're from behind, you're not built to do that. You're built to go up 7-0 and just hang on and play defense. But with those two defensive scores, even though it was only 21 to 10, you're starting to add to throw a little more. I mean, South Carolina, well, they have like three second and a half points, you know? It's not like it turned into a blowout, but Kentucky is just incapable of scoring right now. All right, Drew, tell us who this segment is sponsored by. Our friends at Court Physical Therapy, when it comes to physical health, you want a physical therapist you can trust.

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I'm wearing my Chi-Chi shirt today. I noticed that. I got at the Kentucky State Fair, and I'm wearing that because the news just came out that the first Chi-Chi's will be reopening in Minnesota October 6th. Which I believe is next Monday. It is. That's right.

So I'm just wondering. Road trip. Can we maybe do a road trip to Minnesota? What do you think? You guys in? No? I know I'm the enthusiast here. I already thought about this.

If Matt, you know, I don't know if Matt would be in Ford, even though it was a good road trip. If he were gone another week, I was going to suggest that we get in the car and just take this to the Gitchies. So I am legitimately excited about this. The only thing, though, I wonder in the back of my mind is, is it as good as I remember. Yeah. Because, you know, when things come back, you have the nostalgia that you have in your mind of thinking that it was the greatest place on earth. Love Chi-Chi's.

My dad, who's sitting right here, used to take us every Friday night to Chee-Chi's, and he would always complain because something would be messed up with the order. It always would always be, I come in here, I spent spending my hard-earned money, and you can't even get the order right. It was like that every Friday night. So was the Chi-Chi's here in Mount Washington? No, no, no, it was in Louisville. There were a couple of different ones, one on Bart's. Road where Bashford Manor Mall used to be. If you live in Louisville, you know what that is.

But no, it is coming back October 6th. And I wonder, though, Drew, is it going to be basically just like an El Nopal? Because back in the day when Chi Chi-Chi's existed, it felt like the only option you had for Mexican food was tumbleweed or Taco Bell. And Chi-Chi's was it, you know?

And I just wonder now, if I go all the way to Minnesota, am I going to be let down by the fried ice cream and the chimichangas because it's the same thing I could get at Eln-N-Pol right up the road here in Mount Washington. I have the same concern. Part of me wants some things to just stay dead, and I just hang on to the memory, because I don't want it to come back and ruin all that.

I'm with you. I grew up in a Chi-Chi's family. Every birthday from age like 1 through 10, I had the little Polaroid with the sombrero. I think I had them all hanging up on my wall in a line year by year. You mentioned your dad going to Chi-Chi's. Almost lost my dad in a Chi-Chi's. Oh, really? He choked on a tortilla chip, and he went the bathroom, and the whole restaurant could hear him.

And I'm little, and I'm thinking, my dad, my dad. That's about to choke. And in a Chi-Chi. This is the end of Old Franco and at Chi-Chi's. Well, look, if ever there was a place to go, take me to Chi-Chi's and let me die there. But the thing about Chi-Chi's, a little Hamlet got them fixed. You know what we kept doing? Going right back to Chi-Chi's.

Because that's what we did when Chi-Chi's was birthdays. It was like an hour away from us. Birthdays, whatever, let's go shopping, back-to-school shopping in Evansville, Indiana. We're going to Chi-C-C-C-C-C-E. It was all the time. All the time. Che-C-C-Chi's on Green River Road right in the mall. Green River Road location.

That's where we would go to. That was the only one around was that one. We might have been into Chi-Chi's at the same time. I would have been a child having the birthday. I'd have been a old man. You'd have been smashing margaritas over there. So if there's any way we can bring a Chi-Chi's back to Louisville, I'm in. So what's the plan?

I get around asking you, do you know of a plan of one-dell? Yeah, so on the news story that came out, they say they're anticipating that they're going to expand. They didn't say any cities necessarily. But, you know, Kentucky was a big, you know, Louisville especially, a big market. I guess Lexington as well, right, for Chi-Chi's. Yes. So hopefully it'll come back. While we're talking food, we talk a lot of food on the pre-show,

so I'm just kind of carrying this over into KSR. You know, Matt and myself, and I don't know about you two guys, but I am big like Matt is on Skyline Chili. Love some Skyline chili. Are you guys Skyline Chili fans? I won't say I'm committed as he is, but when I eat it, I love it. I just, you know, I'm not walking three miles to get it. But I do enjoy it when I eat it.

We're not spending Valentine's Day. Yeah. No, but I will smash some Skyline and giving the opportunity. What about you? You have? No, you don't like it. I eat it when you guys stop on the road. We eat it, but I'm not going to drive away.

I'm such a fan of Skyline. We don't have a skyline around Mount Washington. Like, I'd have to drive all the way down to the Highlands in Louisville to get Skyline or off of Breck and Ridge Road, neither of which are close. But they do have it now in, like, stores. So you can get it frozen, and you can microwave it and basically have some form of Skyline chili. But I'll bring up Skyline chili because they've added a new version of Skyline, or a new menu item to Skyline.

Skyline Chicken Chili. So they add chicken into the mix. and I'm seeing this going, what are you doing, Skyline? Just make the cinnamon-flavored, you know, goodness that goes on the skyline, and now they're throwing chicken into the mix. And I think it's a hard no for me. I mean, obviously I can just ignore it and not order it, but I always am curious to see, like, what people's thoughts are

when they try to take something that has been a staple and mix it up and give you an option with chicken on it, Ryan. You think they're trying to bet that's going to be their healthy option? I guess so. Grilled chicken and the chilies and fried ground beans. want healthy. I'm not going there for health. You're not going to... I'm going there to potentially leave with a heart attack. It's just part

of it, you know, and they put the cheese on top of it it, and it's good. But the chicken, Drew, I don't know that I'm a fan of... Well, I haven't tried it yet, so I can't bash it yet. Haven't tried it yet. I've pulled... First, I've heard of this, so I'm looking it up online. I was wondering if they may be changed and made a separate chili, because sometimes I've had like a

white chicken chili that's good, but no, this is just... Looks like the regular Skyline with chicken chunks in it. No, thank you. I don't think I'm good. I don't know. who would sound up for that. Like you said, if I'm going to Skyline, I'm already committing that, you know, might affect the rest of my afternoon. I know what I'm in for.

I'm not here for the light options. You need to make sure that, you know, you know where the restrooms are where you're going. Yes. You know, it's part of the strategy. I guess you have to have to have. Can be in the car for too long. Exactly. All right, 859-280-2287.

That is your food update for the day. Who's up next, Rick? Hammer is up next. Hammer. What's up, Hammer? Hey, good morning, fellas. Hey, I just wanted to weigh in a little bit on this grease fire you all had. For one, if you're barbecue and surely good, you got a beer handy instead of a cup of water.

Two, I've got a little experience on my chef in the kitchen. So don't mislead people. Greas fires are bad. Water pouring grease on an indoor grease fire is a bad, bad idea. Just covered up with a towel, a cookie sheet, something. So anyway, not a whole lot of sports for me. another thing about chili spaghetti does not belong in chili that is

bad news okay yeah go out I'll let you finish your point go ahead and last of all then dogs is going to eat this Saturday boys oh we got a Georgia fan

oh wait a girl well the not call of the day thanks for the call appreciate it his take on noodles not being in spaghetti I also disagree with

I like spaghetti in chili I don't know if you guys guys are pro spaghetti and chili but i i actually love it i don't want it without it because it just feels like meat sauce i grew up with spaghetti in my chili i thought that's how it was supposed to be made i didn't know it wasn't you weren't supposed to put it until i left the house yeah my mom always put spaghetti noodles in the chili my grandmother she was famous for chili it had spaghetti noodles in it i don't put it in mine when i make it but i've had it many times of there and it's good uh one person writes can you uh talk about billy's hatred for kirk herb street's

dog. I don't know if you heard about this on the free show. You know, Kirk Kermstreet brings in his dog Peter and Billy, I mean, maybe the worst unpopular opinion of all time, just hating on the golden retriever. I mean, what did Peter do to you, Billy? Peter didn't ask for any of this. That's right. Peter didn't sign up for this kind of hatred and vitriol from Billy R. Sports. Peter's just trying to live a good life, just, you know, sniffing butts and peeing on the sidewalk. Okay, I haven't even seen him do that. He just seems like a good boy. He's a good boy. Exactly. In the videos, he looks like he's just happy to be wherever they are.

I saw a clip. I think they were in Green Bay, actually. There was this massive hill. It was a mountain. And Kirk launches the ball. Pete runs all the way down. He can barely get back up the hill. Kirk does it again, and he's so gas and eventually he's walking, can't make it up.

But he's just out there seeing these stadiums and chasing, playing fetch, living his best life. How could anyone, this guy over here? How could anyone hate Pete? Billy's hatred for kids and dogs. He's almost like little mini Matt Jones You know Matt doesn't like dogs He doesn't like kids He is a mini Matt Jones

I'm going to cover zero with them later today Billy says that's enough You can go over here and defend yourself if you want to Billy Well I don't know do we have another yeah come on over here Billy Come on on mini Matt Yeah you talked about the fact you know you got to hook up your headset there you talked about

How you tarnish the good name of Peter the dog That's getting all this exposure now on ESPN Peter has been so popular He's actually more popular than Kirk Herb Street himself. Like when people meet Kirk Herb Street, they want to talk, or not talk to, but maybe talk to. Talk about his dog. Yeah, talk about his dog and meet the dog and get a picture.

But, Billy, you hate Peter. Yeah, I'm so tired of this dog. Kirk Herb Street called the dog the Taylor Swift of college football. And I'm just here to say that is not the case. I didn't really understand that quote, but I guess maybe just as far as popularity. Like popularity, like people line in the streets to see this dog. So what is your hatred for the dog? Like, why is that?

That's just too much. Too much of it. Like, I'm trying to watch college game day, and Kirk can't do a segment without his dog running around the set. And it seems to really upset you. Well, I mean, I just, I've seen enough of the dog. Yeah. Yeah. Well, I mean, I could say I've seen enough of Pat McAfee, who is on ESPN at every hour of the day.

Do you watch Seth Greenberg on the basketball version? No, no, can't watch Seth Greenberg either, as we know, the curmudgeon he is. But, like, Kirk's in the booth calling a game. It's a blowout. So let's put a headset on the dog. dog. Yeah, because it's a blowout. Nobody cares about the game.

The game is over. Let's talk about his golden retriever. And that kind of surprises me because don't you have a dog? Oh, yeah. Yeah, I got a dog. I don't hate dogs. I'm not many Matt Jones here.

I don't like children on the post game shows. I will give you that. But this dog in particular doesn't need to be getting the Taylor Swift of college football treatment. Thank you, Kirk, for forcing your dog down our throat. You know, I'm hearing a lot of jealousy.

I know. Are you jealous of a golden retriever? Yeah, probably. He's on game day. He's in the booth calling games. I want that dog's life is what apparently what it is. No, when you and Drew did the postgame show, you wouldn't allow any kids to call in? We had zero kids on the post game show. That's not true. My first time hosting, I was so excited to talk to the children.

I wanted to meet the youth, the BBN, Channon. They're our future. Not one child came through a Saturday night. I think it's because Billy was walking them all. They feel like they're not wanting. Never mind it was one in the morning, but it was all Billy's fault. Like when you guys came over today, I try to make you feel. welcome. Billy does not sit out the donuts or the, you know, he doesn't do anything to make the kids feel welcome on the postgame show, and I just don't know why you hate kids. No, no, they're all welcome. I used

to battle it, though. Like, no, they can call in, they can get on and make their point. I used to make a big deal about it. Now I just, you know, let them do their own failing on the air. How does it make you feel to know that looking right back at you right now is the Marion County Country Ham Days KSR Hog Calling Championship trophy that you did not win? The jealousy is reeking. Well, it's quite the achievement from Ryan. I would also carry it around and show everybody if you beat me in a competition. But I can really barely see the trophy because of the fumes from this breadstick, Fazzoli's candle.

I mean, this is like one of the strongest candles I've ever smelled in my life, Shannon. Doesn't it make you hungry, though? Yeah, kind of. Yeah, I could eat a breadstick or two right now. Yeah. I'm with Billy on the candle. I'm about ready to put it out. I think I actually have garlic breath just from breathing near it.

It's all in my throat. Throw some water on it. My eyes are watering, just standing here with you guys. Let's start a grease fire. I will agree with Billy on the strength of that candle, not on hating children and kids. What else do you not? No, look. You know, I'm not here.

I'm not here. You have Christmas trees? No, look, I'm not here to be that guy, to be the contrarian. I think he's that guy. But look, not every golden retriever just deserves our applause because it's in the booth or around Kirk Herb Street all the time. Please. All right. Billy has spoken.

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that 19% of them said they would be willing to pay $10,000 or more above the price of a comparable home to avoid having bad neighbors. They say 82% of Americans say having good neighbors is just as important as price or location when buying a home. I don't know if I would agree with that. It is important to have good neighbors. But if you tell me I could have this house in Mount Washington or I could have it by a beach, I think that would outweigh having good neighbors over the location. And they also say a good neighbor is someone they can trust, someone who is quiet, someone who maintains their home and yard, and someone who keeps to themselves.

I may have to work on the keeping to themselves because my neighbors just wander over here. But other than that, Drew, I feel like it is important to have good neighbors. I don't know. You live in a neighborhood as well, right? I do. I don't have a relationship with my current. neighbors. Before them, when I first moved in, on each side we were very close, and we still stay in touch now that they've moved one out of the state and one out of the county. So I was

originally close to them, but when both sides moved out and new people moved in, one I've never even spoke to, and the other I'll wave occasionally. But it's where we're right on top. We live, you know, in Lexington. If you're pretty close to, you know, in the city, you're not going to have any area between your houses. We're right on top of each other. And I don't really know them at Right. I wish it was a little better. I was like that. I lived in Louisville for 10 years before I moved back out here. And I really didn't know any of my neighbors. And a lot of them would live there for a couple of years and move out.

The other ones would move and moving. I'm like, well, what's, am I missing something here? What's going on with this neighborhood? It feels like a, you know, just a turnstile of neighbors coming and going. So I really didn't know any of my neighbors there. But then back here, like I was telling you earlier, I've known all these neighbors because they've been here since 1982. too.

Right? I feel like you might be the neighbor that some of these people are talking about that they don't necessarily want to live next to because you're starting grease fires and blaring hooty in the blowfish until 2 a.m. I'd say your neighbors know you and you might not even know them. Yeah. When they write about you on the neighborhood website and ain't good, you know, then maybe you're not a very good neighbor.

But when I go show houses with my people, I tell them, man, look at your neighbors. Do they have like a pride of ownership of their house or is it Fred Sanford, you know, living beside you? You don't want to live with that. Maybe you go out in the backyard and walk around. Make sure there's not like six dogs in the house in the backyard beside you. I got a dog problem. It makes a difference, doesn't it?

Some people don't mind it, but some people do mind it. Are you aware of the next door app? Yes. So it's like a neighborhood app where sometimes people will get on there. And it's like an open forum. People will talk trash about their neighbors. They have talked trash about me. They have?

Oh, yeah. How many times have you been named dropped on either the Facebook group or the- Well, they say, I don't know his name, but he does some radio show. Oh, wow. Well, you know what? You got to be a better neighbor, Ryan. I'm trying. I'm really trying.

I still feel really awkward about going to your neighbor's house instead of your house when I came over there a couple of months ago. 859-28027. We'll take your calls coming up next. It is Kentucky Sports Radio. Welcome back. It is Kentucky Sports Radio 859-280 2287. Shannon, Ryan, and Drew. Matt Jones returns on Friday.

And we'll be at Shady Ray's on Friday. Looking forward to that. That is the level of office. Correct. I believe, right? Yes, yeah. We'll be out there. Making his big return.

Yep, he can tell us all about his Safari and his Cincinnati Reds, getting the playoffs, making the playoffs and then getting out of the playoffs. I don't know what the setup over there is. I mean, I would assume if he can dial in for a radio show that he would have some sort of access to watch the Reds play. But I'm not really sure. He was watching it as we were doing our podcast. I guess this tent, I'm using quotation marks here, for those. can't see me.

Do you think he was actually in a studio? Like he was faking the moon landing? I don't know. He wasn't really in a tent. It was just like he was in a studio with like some like tent curtains over top of him. He was talking so softly, which you know, you're trying to do a podcast about the NFL and he's like, the Ravens Chiefs. So, you know, but he was doing that because there are other tents around him and everyone

else is asleep. So he's like, we're not in a city. It's completely silent out here. So I can only imagine everyone was just listening half of our conversation as he's talking about Lamar Jackson's hamstring. at one in the morning in the middle of Kruger National Park. Think about what you just said there. This is an official NFL podcast, and is being broadcast from a tent in South Africa.

Now, I know that NFL probably knew that there was going to be some ridiculousness involved in the podcast. I don't know, Drew, that they expected it to be to that grade of length that you guys do. And have you now have to wait until the very last second of the games on Sunday night? Like the Packers Cowboys game, did you guys? guys do that this past sunday i was home and we were done before that game started because billy and i and mario got there at 5 p.m but you know that's like midnight matt's time so we have to wait you know the second round of games aren't over yet i think we got done around eight but for matt to like stay through the cowboys packers it would have been almost morning for him he even mentioned

that's a couple times since he's been gone he's gotten up and during his morning he's watching what we're seeing the night football game. He's seeing in the morning. Wow. Yeah. Yeah, I guess there's... So that's... And the NFL did that when we took the podcast that he had this trip.

But here for a little while, we've just been passionate together why he's been gone. Billy and I are going to do it without him today, and we'll have to recap Sunday night football because we're going to do it so early. But we'll have the routine when he's back. To break down... Some late Sundays. Break down the exciting tie, 40 to 40. The highest scoring tie, I think, in NFL history.

The score of gone, or maybe the second highest, something like that. Kentucky dude says we were talking about. about the chicken flavored Skyline chili. Apparently, there's also Graders who has partnered with Skyline Chili, and they have Skyline Chili ice cream. I heard that. That comes out today. Yeah.

So I guess it's like chili spiced ice. It says, okay, chili spiced ice cream flavor with oyster crackers. I don't know about that. I don't know about that. I don't know if I want Skyline with ice cream and oyster crackers. It's the second time they've done this. I guess it's about as Cincinnati as you can get. if you're combining graders and skyline.

I mean, all you need is Joe Burrow to slip and fall, handed it to you, and that's like all of Cincinnati all together. With this turf toe. I would eat it. I tried to get my hands on one last time it came around, didn't. I would try it. Yeah. I got a couple aviation glass texts for you.

All right, let's go. This one that says, my two sons and I visited KS Bar for the first time last night to take advantage of the Reds promo. Got the Great American Burger all day today. That's right. And if you wear Cincinnati Reds's gear, you get a free side of fries. The food was great, but we were. served a paper straw.

Oh, no. See? In a jury, you said that we're going to get rid of those. Yep. I don't think they were supposed to be passed out last night. We have one box of paper straws that was sent by the supplier. I don't know. Just be like, hey, this is an option.

Obviously, if Matt were in town, he would have punted these across the parking lot. Paper stalls do not work for me. But we have not completely switched. And that would probably a mistake. There's one random box of paper straws in the place. Yeah. And the other one in on the avies and glass text machine. I'm a little worried.

I'm looking over. There's too much info online. There is, man. Like, I'm looking over at your phone right now, and there is a picture of my house just right there. And that's one of the things, like, when I moved, I had a feeling that this foreign money thing was going to continue. And I was asking my realtor, like, is it possible to not have that information on Google? And apparently, I guess you can just, like, if I wanted to find Tom Cruise's house, could I just Google Tom Cruise's house and it would pop up? Well, people like that may have it in, like, they're an LLC.

Well, I should have done an LLC. Yeah. Because it's, my stuff is out there everywhere. And it's kind of creepy that somebody can just look up your house, but apparently it's... We had a FedEx driver drive by Walla Gold Gear. It's a little honk. Yep. Well, now that we have Zillow, I mean, you can really, not every house, you can really snoop in people's houses.

Oh, yeah. And, you know, sometimes it's older how it looked before it sold. But, I mean, there's not a lot of privacy for anyone anymore. Well, I mean, and to be fair, I mean, remember we were talking about John Kelly Perry's house. We knew where he lived. We knew exactly where Mark Pope's house. Mark Pope's house. He bought.

Mark Stoop's house. Yes. It's all just out there's a curiosity. I do it. We all do it. When Coach Cow's house went up for sale, most people are being honest. When you saw the link to it,

you went and snooped around and saw the, you know, look at this. Who decorated this room? You know, we're human beings and that's naturally. You do that when a celebrity's house goes up. So you guys have been here. You know, Matt tries to act like I'm this mysterious figure, which I would argue I'm not at all.

I've invited them. Matt's one of these people that loves to be invited, but he never shows up when he gets invited. So I have to stop inviting. him. But he came over to my house that I had previously to this house one time. And I forget if he was going to pick up something

or I don't know what it was, maybe concert tickets or something. But he knocked on my door. I opened the door. He poked his head in. I would have allowed him to come into my house, but there was a very important Zoom conference call going on. This was around the COVID era. And he poked his head in and he gave me

what I would say was the most backhanded compliment I have ever received from another human being in my entire life. he looks in, kind of does like a, you know, 180 look around to the house. He goes, oh, this is much more high budget than what I was expecting. And I didn't know whether Drew to be like, say thank you or to be offended or what. I don't know if he thought that I slept on dirt floors in my house or what, but somebody poking their head in and going, this is way more high budget than what I was expecting.

I didn't know how to react to that, Drew. That's not a compliment. And I think it's intended as a compliment, but that's not a compliment. It's like, what did you expect to me? Do you think I just live on this bench out here on the street? Yeah. I don't know if he expected there to be, like, you know, clothes all over the floor and, like, dust and mud, tracked through the house or, like, you know, I don't know what he was expecting.

Well, before we all leave, we all need to go at least inside your house. Oh, you're welcome. We can all say, yeah, we've been in Shannon's house. Have you not been in Shannon's house? Yeah, we've all been in Shannon's house. I think you already took the tour. My dad gave me the tour. Got your little, look, saw your studio downstairs when you do your radio stuff.

Cool. I got the moped over here. You got a moped. Right there. Oh wow, did you notice that? You know, John Caliperi used to go around on a moped. On his Vespa. A Vespa, right?

So this is a 49.5 cc. So this thing will only get up to like 35 miles an hour. It might go 40 if you're going downhill. But this is like something that I bought to take down to Florida because, you know, in Panama City Beach, they are going up and down front beach road on these mopeds. But they stopped renting them. So I thought, you know what? I'll just go buy one.

They're like less than a thousand bucks. I'll just buy it and take it down there. I bought it a couple years ago, never made it down there. So I have it just here, and I cruise around here. But apparently you're supposed to have these things insured, according to Mount Washington's finest. You know, may or may not have pulled me over. How do you know this? May or may not have pulled me over on one of these.

They said, do you have to have it insured? However, I went to the Kentucky government website, and it says anything under 50 C. You don't have to have insured. So I'm not saying the cops around here don't know what they're talking about. But I'm just saying what their version of law is does not agree with what's on the state website. When you say you were going to take it to Florida, where you're going to throw it on a trailer? Because I have this middle image of you and Ryan just doing the dumb and dumber from here. Just let it go, man.

Yeah. I can see you two on there. Yeah, for sure. You want to take a lab around the block when we're down here? Yeah. Okay. Definitely. You're going to ride in the back, though.

Broke back mountains down. Will you all please dumb and dumb? I need full Harry and Lloyd on this moped after the show. You have helmets? No, but that's okay. It only goes 35. I don't think we need it. I feel like if things went wrong, you could jump off and survive it.

You get a hard head anyway. I need that head. Don't isolate that. Let's go to the calls. Who's up next, Rick? Got Sean up next. What's up, Sean? Hey, guys.

Hey, what's up? Mount Washington drummer, Jelly Rolls, drummer. Shane, you'll get a kick out of this. There's a series on YouTube. called drumio. They bring professional drummers in. They play them a song without the drum track. They have to figure out the song listening without drums. They bring the guy in from Jellyroll who plays country music. They give them a song from Slayer, one of the heaviest metal band you'll ever hear. You've got to check this out, Shane. I'm being a musician. This guy is so good. He

absolutely kills this song from Slayer. I think you get a kick out of that. Drummio. Drummio. Got it. I'll look it up. You know, as somebody who... I appreciate it.

Yeah, somebody who cannot play drums at all. I have a lot of respect for people who can. I can play guitar a little bit. I'm not horrible at it. Base a little bit. But when it comes to drums, I can't keep a beat. Can't do it. Don't know how drummers...

How they do it. But our drummer, like an Alice Blue Gunn, great drummer. Brian. Brian, great. Speaking of Wedge, by the way, while we're talking Alice Blue Gown. We're going to be playing the Goatman Festival. The Goatman.

The Goatman has a festival. Sounds awesome. I wanted to get to this at some point, and we're running out of time, so I feel like now is as good a time of any. Yes. Saturday, October 11th at Poplick Park here in Louisville. The Goatman is a Louisville legend. Yeah.

He's basically like on the same level as Muhammad Ali. Both of him, Loebel legends. Ali Goatman. So the story of the goat man, and I may not have the story correct, but I'll just make it up as I go. It's okay, sir. Popolik Park, it's right, Faxon, Proplic Park has this train trestle that goes across. Right.

It's probably, gosh, 60, 70 feet in the air. Oh, that high? Maybe even higher than that. But there is the lore, the folklore of the goat man. And I don't know how it all started, but apparently the goat man lives in that area, Populik Park in Louisville, and people will go out there try to find a goat man. But according to the story is, the goat man can mimic other people's voices. and he can lure you up to the train treasel.

And a lot of people have actually died because they went up to the train treasel, and then here comes a train. It's still operating, by the way. This isn't a shutdown train tracks. I mean, the train still goes across there several times throughout the day. And people have died because they've gotten up on that train tressel.

Like in the middle, here comes a train. They're trying to outrun the train. They can't. So the last option they have is to drop down and try to hang on. And the vibration of the train going by has made people fall to their death. So that's the goat man folklore that is here in Louisville,

and they have a goat man festival every year, and we're going to be playing that October the 11th. So I know we haven't talked to any ghosts on the show today. Some of you are probably disappointed. We haven't talked to any aliens yet. But the goat man is a real thing here in Louisville, Ryan. Do you believe in the goat man? No, but I've heard the goat man stories and the goat man legend.

I didn't know he had his own festival. He has his own festival. But I did hear that he would kind of, of time it when he knew the train was coming and he can lure you up on the track by mimicking somebody's voice come on man well i mean the the deaths are 100% true yes that's just you know teenage people being stupid well teenage curiosity going up there and you know trying to find the goat man and with it be in october 1st today you know it's that time of year where people kind of want to do stuff that will you know it's Halloween so you're playing at the goat man festival we will be

playing is he going to get up on stage with you well we thought about but it was speaking of brine or drummer, we thought about getting a goat man head and making him perform the entire show as the goat man. So if I can get Amazon to get me a goat man costume before October 11th, there's a good chance our drummer will be the goat man, Drew. Oh, you got to get that. I'm now fascinated with the goat man. I haven't heard this yet.

This is how my brain works. You can tell me like a serious news topic. Yeah. And it'll just roll off my brain. I won't even, I won't say I won't care, but whatever. You tell you about a goat man, I'll commit three hours tonight to looking up every story, every word in print about goat man every YouTube video I will go down a goat man wormhole go down the goat man hole and see what you can find I don't really know the

how it originated like how does somebody become a goat man but it dates back like 50 60 70 years yeah yeah a long time a long time so they have this festival at public park and they have if there goes my four my money's blowing away four money's a goat man you know I think as the ghost of the goat man I think it's probably a time good time to take a break eight five nine two eight oh 2287 we'll take more your phone calls. Coming up next. It is Kentucky Sports Radio. Last night, a blown call changed a game. This morning, the internet lost its mind. Highlights are trending, opinions are flying, and nobody's telling you exactly what happened.

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Further proof that it does exist. That's a very clear photo. Yeah, I mean, that's not even a Bigfoot photo. And that was produced by W.HAS TV. Well, there you go. There you go. That is a reputable actual website and actual TV station that only reports on truth. So there you go.

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See, this is AI saying this. The trestle has been the sight of over a dozen deaths and injuries as thrill seekers venture into the active tracks in search of the mythical creature. So kids don't go up on the trussle. up on the dress. That's right. That's your PSA for today. Let's go to the phone.

We've got a few calls. Rick News up next. Got Ed up next. Hey, Ed. What's up? Hey, good morning, guys. Good show. Thank you.

Cheeches and Hikes Point. Chee-Ce-Ce-Ce. Yes, that's the one I used to go to. Yeah, the Hikes Point Chee-Ce-Ce's. Well, you said you said Bardsdown Road. Well, I mean, it was off of Barts Town Road. No, I think he's off Climb-Town. It was in Bassport Manor.

I know that. Look, don't argue Chee-Chi's would be, all right? You can argue sports with me. Don't argue chee-chis. Was it left or right? All right. Let's argue about something else out there. Out there where you did.

Rotten Gun Club. You ever heard of it? What do you say? Say that again? Rotten Gun Club. Rotten Gun Club. I don't know anything about it. I have no idea what you're talking about it.

Okay, if you're headed West on 44. about a mile before you get to Bargstown Road on the south side of 44 there used to be a F-O-P lodge out there okay my cousin used to go out there and play his guitar uh and the name of us the rock and gun club okay I was out there cool weeks ago I was out there a couple weeks ago I was out there a couple weeks to go for a football game and just happened to notice that the post is the diners still there. All right, Ed. Well, that's good stuff, yeah. All right, I mean, we take my guitar over to the Rotten Gun Club.

Yep, thanks for the call. We appreciate it. Take your guitar and your gun and go out the Rotten Gun Club. Make sure we got that location of the Chi-Chi. What was that address? I got that exact. Exactly. Exactly.

All right. Rick, give us another call. Rob is up next. Hey, Rob, what's up? Hey, what's going on? Hey, I want to talk about the root cause of the football programs, problems, Mitch Barnhart. I mean, if we don't have a course correction soon,

if he doesn't take care of this stoop situation soon, and with this contract, who really trusts him to lead us forward now where, correct me if I'm wrong, we have no transparency in the contracts and seeing what he's doing. Now that they've separated him. at a different entity.

If Stoops, I think letting finish the season, but if Barnhart can't get rid of him or do something, I think it's time for a new AD. Well, I wonder how much longer Mitch Barnhart will be around anyway, and thanks for the call. That $38 million, it was a $38 million buyout that Stoops

has? In 60 days. It's going to be a problem. I mean, these coaches get these huge buyouts and you're kind of stuck with them, regardless. And the criticism of Mitch on the contracts is fair. I mean, we got lucky John Caliperi started smelling chicken in Arkansas and stepped away. Because you had this exact same problem with basketball, and he's responsible for both of them.

He's done a lot of good things, but he got played at the negotiation table a little bit. You cannot fault Mitch Martin for what he has done as an athletic director. You can fault him about the contracts. There's no doubt about it. Well, guys, I want to say a big thanks to all of you. Did a great job. Mario coming out here to Mount Washington. It was great to actually wake up and be on site for where the show is going to be.

Walk out the front door. Let's get you on the headphones. Yeah. Exactly, yeah. Ryan and I are going to jump on a moped and take a lap around Mount Washington. Appreciate everybody calling in, a lot of fun today. KSR is next. What are we doing tomorrow? Do we have a game plan?

Just the three of us tomorrow? Yeah, we'll figure it out. We're going to have fun tomorrow. All right, we're going to have fun tomorrow. At KSport. That's right. Go Reds. Hopefully they don't lose tonight to the Dodgers.

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