WQSB Morning Show with Barry and Holli
Broadcasting to you from Northeast Alabama! Your Hosts are Barry Galloway and Holli Mostella. From Alabama's Country Giant, WQSB.
WQSB Morning Show with Barry and Holli
Episode 221
Hey, this is Barry. With the Barry and Holly Morning Show on WQSB. You can get behind-the-scenes chat, exclusive giveaways and more content from us.
Speaker 2:Hey, if you love the podcast, join us live every morning from 6 to 9 on the WQSB Facebook page.
Speaker 3:Now, ladies and gentlemen, it's time to rise and shine and get your morning started with Alabama's award-winning morning show.
Speaker 4:My doctor said that could be the reason for my rash.
Speaker 3:I'm literally screaming right now broadcasting live from high atop alabama's beautiful sand mountain. Please welcome your hosts, barry, what cologne you're gonna go with? It's called sex panther by odiana. It's illegal in nine countries. And ho Holland. Now, before we do this, let's go over the ground. Rule Rule number one no touching of the hair or face.
Speaker 4:I just like waking up to the sound of your sweet voice.
Speaker 3:See you on the field, superstar. Oh, could you turn it up please?
Speaker 1:Good morning haunted haunted Wow.
Speaker 2:There you go that should attract me some interesting fellows.
Speaker 1:Probably will. Probably some bugs and some varmints too. I thought you might want to know that, since you always compliment my mind or you comment on it. Rather, oh yeah, I wouldn't say that you actually like it. It's a little too strong. You make me crack the window every morning. I'm sorry. Well, especially on your birthday. It's almost birthday Eve.
Speaker 2:Almost birthday Eve. It's birthday Eve, eve.
Speaker 1:Oh wow, today's the 27th, two days away from the big day. Oh yeah, it's so big they're not even going to have school on your birthday.
Speaker 2:No, they're not going to have school on my birthday.
Speaker 1:All federal places will be closing either early or close the day of yeah, it's going to be a big day, it is I mean it's already. The president's already been rolling in. Yeah, one after another, I know every day. Yeah, so did you have a good day yesterday?
Speaker 2:I did. Yeah, we went. We had a big afternoon. It's harlow spring break, so we went swimming for four hours whoa she went swimming for four hours.
Speaker 1:I don't. I wondered if you could. There's no way you'd be moving around if you swim four hours.
Speaker 2:No, I sat in a chair.
Speaker 1:And cheered her on.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yay.
Speaker 1:Yay, swim that thing, get in the go.
Speaker 2:And then every 10 minutes she'd come out and say I'm hungry, I'm going to have to go to the snack bar. It was $5 for a body armor drink for me. No, yeah, drink for me. I put the body armor up and she's like that'll be $5. And I was like what $5? And then the little small snack sized bag of chips $2.
Speaker 1:No, you can buy a whole bag for that.
Speaker 2:Bag of M&M's $4.
Speaker 1:Wow, it's like you're going to the movies.
Speaker 2:I know I'm not sure if you can smuggle stuff in, but I'll definitely figure out M&M's $4.
Speaker 1:Wow, it's like you're going to the movies. I know that's crazy.
Speaker 2:I'm not sure if you can smuggle stuff in, but I'll definitely figure out next time.
Speaker 1:That'll be the next move, absolutely. Then we came home, yeah.
Speaker 2:Had to go to Walmart, oh my goodness. Are you okay? I'm okay. Yeah, it was a little stressful after four hours of phone. Do therapist and speak to them about what you went through at walmart. Um, we cover that on our uh weekly visits, yeah, my walmart trips.
Speaker 1:I wonder how many therapists actually hear that from people about. Then I had to go to walmart then I had to go to walmart okay, well, you might want to lay on the couch for this one yeah, you always have a day and then it's.
Speaker 2:Then I had to go to walmart, yeah, and of course then my gastrin is. I'm running on fumes man I couldn't do it because, after walmart, harlow wanted to ride her bicycle. Yeah, and I cannot be one of those parents that just sits in the house while she's out riding her bike. I just can't I get it.
Speaker 2:I can't, I'm too scared, yeah, so I have to watch her, yeah. And then here come all the neighborhood kids. Oh goodness, no, I loved it because it was somebody for her to play with A bunch of girls. They're so sweet. And then I had to cook dinner.
Speaker 1:You had a busy day. Yeah, don't they realize your birthday's almost here.
Speaker 2:I know I was like this is my birthday week.
Speaker 1:Yeah, they should cook for you. They should.
Speaker 2:Yeah, food should be delivered, I know, I should have been able to sit by the pool and snap my fingers and the M&Ms be brought to me.
Speaker 1:Well, they would have. They would have charged you $20 for delivery, delivery, delivery to the pool.
Speaker 2:Hey, did you see where Chick-fil-A is closing their delivery.
Speaker 1:No.
Speaker 2:Yeah, they're switching into DoorDash April 1st.
Speaker 1:I wonder why.
Speaker 2:I don't know. I don't know if it's cheaper for them or more cost-efficient, but they will not be delivering anymore, which is super sad, because I trusted their delivery over anybody.
Speaker 1:They got those Chick-fil-A cars. Yeah, I know, painted up like a cow.
Speaker 2:I guess those are going to be gone.
Speaker 1:Okay, didn't know that. Yeah, hey, but today's beautiful, sunny, 76. Tomorrow, sunny, near 80. Some areas will be in the 80s and then the rainstorms begin coming in. This weekend, saturday afternoon, good chance of rain starts coming in Now what they're watching. Still, they should know more by this afternoon. There's like a 60-hour window when the computers begin giving you more information that's closer to being accurate. So today about lunchtime we should find out a little more what's going to happen. The best guess now is the strong storms are coming in late sunday night into monday morning. They push the timeline back a little bit. So for what's going to happen here, they're now saying anywhere from like 2 to 3 am to 7 8 am. So you could wake up monday morning getting ready for school and have some very strong storms. Anything from damaging winds to possibly a tornado or two is possible.
Speaker 2:Let me tell you what happened a couple days ago. We were looking for Harlow's scooter. It's this big black scooter. Couldn't find it anywhere.
Speaker 1:It's like when you stand on it and push with your foot. Yeah, just stand up. So it's metal.
Speaker 2:She's like you stand down and push with your foot. Yeah, just stand up. So it's metal. She's like mom, I know it's in the jeep, I know it is. And I tore that thing and I'm like, no, it's not, it's huge, I would know if it was in here. So she was like maybe it's at the neighbor's house. So we went over to the neighbors and we were like, hey, sorry to bother y'all, is there a scooter here? No, okay, and I was thinking it's like how could we have lost this big metal scooter? Where have we put it? Checked in the garage, checked everywhere, whatever time moved on. She's like I'm just going to ride my bike. So I was sitting on the porch watching them. I looked over to this tree and, I'm not kidding you, the scooter was in the tree.
Speaker 1:Like the very top of the tree.
Speaker 2:The middle of it, whoa In the tree.
Speaker 1:So at least over 10 feet up and 15 feet in the air.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:So you think the storm, one of the more recent storms, picked it up.
Speaker 2:One of them. Now, we haven't been out since last. What was the last warm season, summer?
Speaker 1:It was about a week ago when the last storm came through. I mean, we haven't ridden them since fall, so I don't know when it happened but. I don't know. I know a whole scooter up in the tree, so that'll show you.
Speaker 2:Yeah, strong these things are. That was my point, batting down the hatches because that's a metal scooter.
Speaker 1:Picked it up and you see what it has the trampolines which I get because it's got. You know they got the. They can pick those up a little bit.
Speaker 2:This is James Spann. Spann calls them the Alabama State Bird.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but anyway, keep in mind Sunday night into Monday morning is when we have a window Could be some strong storms. All right, by this time tomorrow we should have a better read on what's going to happen this weekend. How do you know? But I do know if you're out on spring break today, this is like the perfect day Sunny, 76. So enjoy know if you're out on spring break today.
Speaker 2:This is like the perfect day, sunny 76, so enjoy. So what else is going on today? That's great. Today is national, something on a stick day in 1946, the cozy something on us, yeah, something on the stick.
Speaker 1:There's lots of things really okay on a stick, so there's like food and there's popsicles would be also it's's on a stick?
Speaker 2:Okay, everything on a stick On a stick Corn, dogs, chicken, chicken, kebabs. Yeah, okay, other stuff.
Speaker 1:Yeah, big windows.
Speaker 2:Not spaghetti.
Speaker 1:No, that'd be tough, couldn't do that. Whoever tried that Uh-uh In?
Speaker 2:1946, the Cozy Dog Drive-In in Springfield, Illinois, was the first restaurant to To ever serve corn dogs on a stick.
Speaker 1:That's one of the greatest inventions ever. A corn dog yeah, those are good Because you can eat them going down the road.
Speaker 2:Especially at a ball game.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah. So what's your number one? You'd rather have mustard or ketchup on the corn dog. If you only pick one.
Speaker 2:On a hot dog, I want ketchup. On a corn dog, I want mustard.
Speaker 1:I agree Kind of like on a a pretzel, yeah, yeah, each year the Texas State. Fair sells over 600,000 corn dogs At the fair, at the fair 600.
Speaker 2:Oh wow, I wonder how much money that is.
Speaker 1:You know, there's a huge markup on corn dogs. Gotta be.
Speaker 2:Gotta be yeah. And then 1,800 gallons of mustard, wow, and 850 gallons of ketchup is used.
Speaker 1:That's a lot of mustard.
Speaker 2:That's a lot of mustard. I wouldn't expect ketchup to be more.
Speaker 1:Where would they store that kind of stuff? Could have a huge.
Speaker 2:Warehouses.
Speaker 1:Yeah, okay.
Speaker 2:Walmart.
Speaker 1:I like it when Sonic around here has like their 50 cent corn dog day.
Speaker 2:Yeah, we used to celebrate that. Yeah, those are good. Netflix has confirmed the development of a. Yeah, live action Scooby-Doo series for eight episodes.
Speaker 1:Wow, I'm with you. I'll be honest, back when they did this a few years ago, was it with Sarah Michelle Gellar and Freddie Prinze.
Speaker 2:Those were okay.
Speaker 1:They were okay, but Scooby looked so bad.
Speaker 2:Stop doing live-action, but with today's technology it'll look better.
Speaker 1:But I don't want. But then you couldn't have a real dog. I guess I know Still.
Speaker 2:I know Make it all cartoons. I know the series is meant to show the origins of Mystery Inc and Scooby-Doo yeah, and the official description of the show hints at a modern reimagining of the popular cartoon F, at a modern reimagining of the popular cartoon focusing on a haunting mystery during the Friends' final summer at camp.
Speaker 1:Those meddling kids. They would have got away with it too. I know, since we're doing a modern reimagining, I'm picturing they're going to recast Shaggy. I would put Snoop Dogg in there.
Speaker 2:Yeah, It'll be like who's vaping in the bathroom.
Speaker 1:Seriously, couldn't you say Snoop yeah, because the rumors have always been there that Shaggy was always fried. Put some glasses on her and Martha. Stewart could be Velma. Yeah, what about Freddie and Daphne? Oh, who would we? Because Daphne, back in the day, was one of the cutest cartoon girls ever.
Speaker 2:She was the hot girl, yeah, but she had red hair right.
Speaker 1:Yeah, what about Freddie? Did you ever think he was cute? What's that thing around him? Was it called a nascot? Oh God, seriously, is that not what it was called, the thing he wore around his neck?
Speaker 2:If I were to go out on a date and a man were to show up at my door with a piece of cloth tied around his neck, I would very politely shut the door and go take my makeup off.
Speaker 1:Look it up and see if that's not one of those stuff that is, it is An ascot it is. Who named that? I don't know.
Speaker 2:They said oh, look at that ascot.
Speaker 1:It's like something you find in a hospital. You lay on Somebody give me the ascot. Put your own picot over there right now.
Speaker 2:I don't know, I don't know we don't need any more Live action. Anything.
Speaker 1:Just do more cartoons of Scooby-Doo. Those are the good ones anyway.
Speaker 2:I know, stop it, stop doing that.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Quit. And then here's something to think about. Here's a little heads up to my friends on Facebook. Okay, I'm going to be changing my Facebook name.
Speaker 1:Oh, changing your name, facebook name. Oh, changing your name Okay.
Speaker 2:I'm going to change it to nobody.
Speaker 1:Okay, is there a reason why? Because, when people that I don't like post something, or if somebody posts something really dumb.
Speaker 2:when I like it, it'll say nobody likes it, and then there you go. That's good I can get my point across.
Speaker 1:Nobody likes this. I'm going to keep my picture up too, so they know it's me. That's good. I can get my point across.
Speaker 2:Nobody likes this, I'm going to keep my picture up too so they know it's me.
Speaker 1:Everybody says oh well, nobody liked that, that's hilarious. 620.
Speaker 3:Mornings with Barry and Holly here on Alabama's country giant WQSB.
Speaker 1:Well, since you've been gone, you know Yellowstone there's two spinoffs I've heard about. One is the what was the ranch the Sixes 18-something.
Speaker 2:There's another one 1924.
Speaker 1:1944, I've read this morning they're working on a 1944.
Speaker 2:Okay.
Speaker 1:Then they're doing the one about the four Sixes. Is that what it's called with the ranch? Yes, yes, that one.
Speaker 2:Now there's the uh rumor, of course, of beth and rip, and then there's another one. Okay, explain this to me explain this, here we go explain it. I'm trying what?
Speaker 1:do you want to know about the new spinoff? Yeah the new one is going to be casey. Uh, they say, rumors have it that luke grimes is going to bring back casey dutton and have his own show. So they're going to have a beth and rip show. Yes, totally.
Speaker 2:They're going to have a Beth and Rip show yes, totally separate.
Speaker 1:And then they're going to have a Casey show, the rumor has it, beth and Rip are moving to Texas, since the ranch is gone. Oh yeah, that's right, and they're going to be part of the Four Sixes is what I've read. Oh, okay, that's going to be them, like on that show. I don't really like Casey's family. Do you remember the house they moved to towards the end of the last season? Yeah, kind of away from the Ellison Ranch, uh-huh. So that's, he gets to keep that house.
Speaker 2:I remember he had that vision whenever he did the drugs Did he do drugs, or did he just fast?
Speaker 1:He said kind of well, that's what they gave him. To see visions, yeah, smoke Anyway. Yeah, a little party favor.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I'd like to try that for my birthday. Yeah, okay, they said that.
Speaker 1:You'll be seeing squirrels out there talking to you, okay.
Speaker 2:That made me some friends.
Speaker 1:You never know.
Speaker 2:It said that he would have to pick between his old life and his new life, or whatever. That's correct, the ranch and his new life, or whatever, the ranch and his family. So I guess he picked his family Because the ranch is gone. Is the ranch gone?
Speaker 1:The house is gone, actually, the ranch is gone. Maybe he turned it over to the Indians.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 1:They got the land back.
Speaker 2:They bought it for a dollar.
Speaker 1:I think they agreed to leave Casey's home there also, they did I don't know, there's too many sp agreed to leave Casey's home.
Speaker 2:you know, there also they did, they did. So I don't know. I don't know, there's too many spinoffs here.
Speaker 1:Yeah, don't go. I would put Casey in there with Beth and Rip. That would make more sense. Let the three of them at least have their show.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I wonder if Taylor Sheridan sleeps. Probably not Sits and counts his coins probably like that duck and that cartoon duck. Who's that? Yeah, oh, mcscrooge. Yeah, yeah, but anyway, cbs has not confirmed it, but sources say it's gonna happen. All right, well, if you were reminding the millions of people trying to delete their data from 23andmecom after it was announced that they're filing for bankruptcy, if you didn't hear I was about to seriously about to send mine in. I did Because I wanted to. I have, yeah, oh, so they have your information yes, uh-oh.
Speaker 2:You're far from alone. The site crashed several times as people were trying to wipe out their data.
Speaker 1:No.
Speaker 2:Yeah, here's the thing. Okay, I did it.
Speaker 1:And I asked you a question. You have to say what can they do with your data. I don't know, now that it's closed, what can happen to your data.
Speaker 2:I don't, I really don't know. I mean, like I'm not worried about it, I'm not rushing to the website to delete it.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I probably should, but I haven't. Can other companies get it? I think so and do stuff with it.
Speaker 2:I think it, loved it, thought it was so neat. Yeah, and then I bought it for my dad for Christmas. Like two years later, right, I got a notification on my email and it popped up and it said paternal match found 99% father and it was my dad and it had linked him to me.
Speaker 1:Cool like it found my dad without me having to input anything so um, it's legit let me ask you did you have anybody like way down the line, famous or a controversial in your family, really like a, like a famous killer?
Speaker 2:serial killer. I can't talk about it.
Speaker 1:Oh my goodness, it, goodness, it really is, it's awful. It's awful. So the people are panicking now because, like you were saying, your data is in there.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:They can now take your DNA that they have control over and do stuff with it.
Speaker 2:Like it was so bad that some stranger had reached out to me and was like, hey, we were connected on 23andmecom and he was upset with me and this has been like my fam, what my family went through like, uh, probably 60 50, 60, 70 years ago, really. Yeah, that's weird. He was mad at me, okay, then he blocked me, blocked you, yeah, and I was so nice to him.
Speaker 1:I was like I'm so sorry, I don't know anything about.
Speaker 2:That's weird.
Speaker 1:Mm-hmm, he was mad at me.
Speaker 2:Okay, then he blocked me Blocked you, yeah, and I was so nice to him. I was like I'm so sorry, I don't know anything about this. Okay, this is not the day and age we live in now.
Speaker 1:No, that is weird. Yeah, you can't help what happened to you many years ago?
Speaker 2:No, no, but I don't know. I loved it because I got to find out things about my family. I got to find out family members I never knew had different parts of regions. It makes you wonder why they went bankrupt.
Speaker 1:I know so many people use this, I know, yeah. I wonder if it's mismanagement of money or something.
Speaker 2:I don't know. I went to Utah one time and they have a registry where you can go and search up literally anything that has ever been filed through your family, and I found my mom and dad's wedding certificate.
Speaker 3:What is that?
Speaker 2:Wedding license.
Speaker 4:Yeah, yeah, I found that, but anyway.
Speaker 2:I love that. I love history with my family. That is interesting Genealogy and license. Yeah, yeah, I found that, but anyway, I love that. I love history with my family. That is interesting Genealogy and such yeah.
Speaker 1:We'll be curious to see what happens too, because people are upset. They're mad, I know.
Speaker 2:I know.
Speaker 1:They're afraid they're going to do something.
Speaker 2:I can't believe. 23andme went bankrupt.
Speaker 1:That is a shocker.
Speaker 2:We'll see what happens, all right.
Speaker 3:Mary and Holly on Alabama's Country, Giant.
Speaker 1:WQS. Some good news finally for Alabama came out this morning. You know, usually when the list comes out, Alabama is always at the bottom.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:When they show like how much we weigh things like that. But this time if aliens invade Earth, alabama, the state has the second best chance of surviving an alien invasion. We're right behind Virginia, so we're number invasion. We're right behind Virginia, so we're number two. We're going to survive. We're going to the state that's going to get destroyed is Nevada.
Speaker 2:Oh, oh.
Speaker 1:They say they have the worst chance of surviving an alien invasion. So I guess whatever stays and happens in Vegas will not stay in Vegas.
Speaker 2:No, I wonder what qualifies us.
Speaker 1:I can tell you. Okay, they did a special calculations. They looked at population, population density, the number of UFO sightings over the past 10 years, the average duration of how long the UFO was in the air that you spotted 10 seconds, 20. I don't know what that matters, how many caves each state has.
Speaker 2:I wondered about that. So you can go hide, yeah.
Speaker 1:How much area is covered by forest or water, Since we have, I guess you know, the shore. That helps that a little bit and go jump in the ocean.
Speaker 2:The available military Can't get me, I'm going to jump in the ocean. Nah, you don't like water, do you?
Speaker 1:Yeah, the available military, which I guess since Huntsville you know why I've got the Space.
Speaker 2:American Center.
Speaker 1:That helps us there, Plus law enforcement, as well as a number of scientists, engineers and healthcare professionals, a number of food and beverage manufacturing companies.
Speaker 2:Oh.
Speaker 1:Yeah, so they give you a score on each of these and Alabama has the second best chance of surviving an alien invasion.
Speaker 2:You know, I told you about a year and a half ago I wanted a UFO tattoo, and you told me no, that I would regret it, and I still, to this day, want a UFO tattoo.
Speaker 1:You don't need it now, because if you have one, when they come down to Earth they're going to say, oh, she's our leader.
Speaker 2:No, she must be the leader of this Earth. Then I'll be the queen.
Speaker 1:No, then they'll probe you first.
Speaker 2:Oh well.
Speaker 1:You go to the front of the line. That's what happens. They'll think you're the smartest.
Speaker 2:Sometimes things pop into my brain and I've got to pause before I say them. You need to pause. So I did, I paused, I paused.
Speaker 1:Well, I go back to the whole alien thing. When these people say they are abducted, then they ask them these people Do you believe that?
Speaker 2:No, no.
Speaker 1:I don't, I don't either. It's like almost nine out of ten times they ask them what did they do to you when they got you? And they go over. Well, they probed me. At what point in history did the aliens get together and say we're going to invade Earth, we're going to take some people up here.
Speaker 2:And we're going to check out the butt.
Speaker 1:We're going to check out their butt.
Speaker 2:We've always wanted to know what that is.
Speaker 1:Why not Maybe their brain. That's where their brain is. I don't know.
Speaker 2:Maybe, why not, I don't maybe their brain. That's where their brain is, I don't know. Maybe most cases that's where their brain is from the waist down.
Speaker 1:So um there, there was a point in history where people were like and they touched my butt you know, first they grabbed me to this table, put this bright light in my eyes and they looked in my ears, and then they probed me.
Speaker 2:Not the probing.
Speaker 1:It's like all these interviews, that's what they say.
Speaker 2:If you're female, I got a bit.
Speaker 1:no, no, I'm not, by the way the top five states are probably going to not survive this Nevada, idaho, arizona, nebraska and Oregon. Those are five at the bottom.
Speaker 2:Aren't those all Midwest?
Speaker 1:Sort of yeah Well, the five who have the best chance of surviving? Virginia has the best chance, it's Alabama, Massachusetts, new York and Minnesota.
Speaker 2:New York ain't surviving.
Speaker 1:Well, new York's too? Mean they wouldn't, yeah, aliens wouldn't have a chance there. No Cab drivers would take them out first. This is true, they'd run over them.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's true.
Speaker 1:They'd make them pay, mm-hmm yeah.
Speaker 2:Okay.
Speaker 1:So anyway, there you go, Alabama. At least we're going to survive the alien 646.
Speaker 3:WQSB Mornings with Barry and Holly.
Speaker 1:But the first two. I love music and I'm just trying to show you who this person is, and now that you've heard her voice, now you know more about her right Zendaya will portray the legendary singer Ronnie Spector in the upcoming biopic Be my Baby.
Speaker 2:The film explores the singer's rise with the rock and Roll Hall of Fame girl group, the Ronettes, to her struggles with alcoholism and eventual escape from her husband's captivity.
Speaker 1:Jill Spector. That was a crazy story. Tell me about it, you need to read more into this about how he was killed. You need to seriously that is.
Speaker 2:I want to hear about this.
Speaker 1:I think there's actually been a movie made about this. We need to find this because it's got a story that you would find intriguing, because it was so bizarre, this guy I want to hear about this.
Speaker 2:Okay, I'll look it up. I'll tell you more.
Speaker 1:Trust me, you'll need to read more about this. But the Ron Ants I was telling you this is one of their biggest Big girl group back in the 60s.
Speaker 3:Yeah.
Speaker 1:And then I guess Ronnie is kind of the one that went out on her own.
Speaker 2:Is that her singing?
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:On lead.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that song is so big that Eddie.
Speaker 2:Money, took her voice and then took her and put this song together.
Speaker 1:I never put the connection together. Here he goes, he's about to say he says Ronnie here, let's see. Here it comes, just like Ronnie sang, and there she is.
Speaker 2:That's the same song.
Speaker 1:Same song. That's her, but she came back and re-recorded it with him later.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, yeah, but that came from the same song.
Speaker 1:That's where the line came in, so cool.
Speaker 2:Just like Ronnie sang I love that song.
Speaker 1:This is a good song.
Speaker 2:I love this part here.
Speaker 1:That'll be in your head all day. But anyway, they're doing a, so Zendaya's going to play her in a movie and I put a picture of them together on her Facebook page. That's a good choice. Yeah, she can pull that off she page. That's a good choice. She can pull that off. She's a very good actress. That'd be good.
Speaker 2:And then a new documentary, billy Joel and so it Goes, will premiere on HBO this summer before eventually streaming on Max. The two-part film promises to take an in-depth look at the iconic songwriter's life, music and personal struggles, love Billy Joel. I love Billy Joel.
Speaker 1:He had so many big songs. What would be your favorite Billy Joel song? To pick one, piano man. Piano man, which is because there's so much harmonica in it, but anyway, I know.
Speaker 2:A lot of bars that I've been to, that like piano bars, and you think to yourself, where do you find a piano bar, holly? Yeah, like when you walk down, like big cities, like big city streets.
Speaker 1:Nashville has one.
Speaker 2:Nashville, panama City, new York, remember this one.
Speaker 1:Because that one even came back a few years ago and they had another version of it.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but anyway I've always seemed like I've always heard Piano man by Billy Joel at the piano bars.
Speaker 1:So I don't know. Had a chance to see him in concert years ago. One of the best concerts.
Speaker 2:Isn't he a weird dude.
Speaker 1:He's different. He's so good. In concert, though, he's one of the best, him and.
Speaker 2:Elton John, two of the best piano players. Oh, I've seen Elton John in concert.
Speaker 1:They did a tour together where they were both doing like doodling pianos. I would love to have seen that. I would have loved to have seen that.
Speaker 2:Okay, tell me about this one.
Speaker 1:Big news for the Avengers. Now, I know you didn't watch a lot of the superhero Marvel stuff. You watched some of them. You've been watching some of the Spider-Man stuff lately, but did you watch the last two Avengers, the ones where half of the Earth basically went away and then they came back when they Killed the? What's his name? Thanos?
Speaker 2:Did they die or did they not?
Speaker 1:die. Well, they went away, they disappeared for, like you know, half of Earth went away.
Speaker 2:Like Loki Did he die.
Speaker 1:I forget who all did Like. Spider-man did Like for real. But they came back after they were able to kill Thanos, but they came back. But anyway, everything was done. Marvel finished with Avengers Done Until now. Oh, then they've announced they're bringing back the Avengers, it's Avengers Doomsday, and they had a huge press conference yesterday and there's going to be 20 to 30-something superheroes coming into these next two movies.
Speaker 4:Okay.
Speaker 1:And some of the big names they've locked in include Thor Chris Hemsworth Love him.
Speaker 1:Loki's going to be in it, my favorite, tom Hiddleston. Anthony Mackie, the new Captain America Ant-Man, paul Rudd's going to be in it. Florence Pugh, who's going to be in the new movie coming out it's called the Thunderbolts, I forget what it is. It's coming out in a few weeks. Her character'samos will be in it as a mystique, instead of uh, jennifer lawrence they got the original mystique is going to be in it. Uh. Plus there's james marsden, kelsey grammar, and the film is set to release sometime in 2026. Then avengers, secret wars comes out in 27. So it's going to be huge.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:And they're using. You know, the Fantastic Four movie comes out in a few weeks. Some of the Fantastic Four will also be in it also, so it's going to be big.
Speaker 2:I'm happy Loki's back. He's my favorite.
Speaker 1:So that's going to be big, big news for Avengers fans and Marvel fans. All right, 657.
Speaker 3:Mornings with Barry and Hall here on Alabama's country giant WQSB.
Speaker 1:What else is going on? Oh, you need some knowledge nuggets. Yeah, I need some music. Let me get the official music. Oh, here we go. So what's going on today?
Speaker 2:48% of people say if they received a sensitive message intended for someone else, they would still read it.
Speaker 1:Yep, Easily 100%. Oh yeah, I want to read it Like what's that say you want to be sure they're not in danger?
Speaker 2:I'm the one looking over your shoulder like what are they saying over there? What are they saying? What do you test positive for?
Speaker 4:Oh, my God. The question would be would you share it with others, Like you read a sensitive message and then you telephone it to somebody else?
Speaker 2:Yeah, I do yeah would you? Yeah, I'll tell my mama everything. Oh, I might guess who's pregnant, I guess, who's the daddy? You ain't never going to believe it. Research shows that a brightly colored ink while writing a to-do list can make you more likely to do it.
Speaker 1:No, no, I'm going to forget it, regardless of what color ink it's in. I forget to at the time I write down the list of what I need at the grocery store, and then you forget my list and I leave it on and I try to remember what was on my list yeah, yeah, well I'm.
Speaker 4:I'm one of those, uh husbands that have to call multiple times, while I'm in walmart or in the store but I figured out that I just facetime instead. Especially when I go pick up makeup at Ulta or something like that, I just FaceTime and start pointing, or sometimes I'll just take the item that she needs to the store to go find it and tell the person.
Speaker 2:Hey, Very smart, man Will Very smart man yeah. I write to-do lists but I put them in my notes section of my phone.
Speaker 1:That makes sense.
Speaker 2:I don't use paper and ink anymore.
Speaker 1:So you don't think the ink would matter one way or the other if you had to do this no, I have.
Speaker 2:I have stuff written down on my calendar. I have a taylor swift calendar in my office and it kind of has a to-do list like important days of stuff, appointments, but if I wrote it in red I would feel uncomfortable. It would make me uncomfortable. Or if I wrote it in any kind of bright color ink I would feel uncomfortable looking at it.
Speaker 4:I just don't want it. People would look at me and it's like this guy's got crayons written on his face up there.
Speaker 2:Yeah, will has a box of crayons. The top three most hated foods in America are tofu, liver and anchovies.
Speaker 1:I don't know if I've ever had tofu, to be honest.
Speaker 2:I've had it. I don't hate it, I really don't hate it, I've never had tofu. It's not the worst.
Speaker 1:The liver is horrible.
Speaker 2:I've never and I never would, is it chewy or crunchy?
Speaker 1:To take a bite, it's like because of the fact that the blood was in it.
Speaker 2:Imagine how I would feel eating that.
Speaker 1:Yes, because, Mother, once a week we had liver. That was the worst night of my life. It's supposed to be really good for you.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but what is blood pudding?
Speaker 4:No idea, no idea.
Speaker 1:It's something to do with the liver because it's in the movie Adolescence, they talk about that. It's got something to do with the liver Because it's in the movie Adolescence, they talk about that.
Speaker 2:Dad's excited because he's getting that made for his birthday. That's his favorite meal, but look up blood pudding.
Speaker 1:It's got something to do with the liver.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I think it has something to do with the liver, I think I'd rename it altogether.
Speaker 1:He wants some food with blood in the name of it.
Speaker 2:Period, that's like an blood pudding. Yeah, it's the English toast.
Speaker 4:Okay, the English people are really weird about their diets and stuff. Because what's the one, the thing that they put, like green peas on, don't they put it on french fries or something like that? That sounds good.
Speaker 1:I don't know I would try that English peas with french fries.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah Is there any food?
Speaker 1:if you put the word blood into it, would you try it? Like guacamole, like blood-a-mole would you eat that? Or like blood brownies, Blood-a-mole and chips, or blood lime pie?
Speaker 2:No, no, I'm not eating anything with blood in it.
Speaker 4:No, Just the Bloody Mary drink. Oh yeah, bloody Mary, bloody Mary, bloody Mary.
Speaker 1:That's the one one right there. Yeah, that's the one exception. Yeah.
Speaker 2:Yeah, anyway no anchovies either.
Speaker 1:Thanks Will. 753.
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