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of concussions you've suffered this season Do you have any concern over your long-term mental health?

Man

So if you're just tuning in, we've got Tori Lowe on the show, and we were talking about the droosties get that something to find funny and some others are what's hilarious, right?

You got him portraying this football player that is clearly suffering from CTE.

And we were just talking about, is it funny or is it one of those things where it gives you that laughing but very serious moment, which I think Tori Lowe and I, myself, we agreed that

It's one of those videos that it's not necessarily look at those stupid football players are laughing at the situation, but it's very much holding a mirror to to the football world.

Like, yo, this is what's going on.

And sometimes that's what really gets people talking about a real situation.

Well, I'll say this, you know, I didn't laugh at this.

I just thought it was.

I definitely saw it was sensitive because it

The one where he was trying to be a streamer.

That's Adrian Bronner.

Yeah, that's that's yeah, yeah

different things into one

idea different

sports, right?

But it's coming from a real a lot of those skits are from real instances, but

The name is Ray Rice, but the other instances are from different people that have brain damage or could potentially have

from boxing,

from different other sports.

So I think that he kind of combined it all into the skit, but at the end of the day, it is extra sensitive to watch, but every skit, I knew exactly where he got it from.

Didn't you

play

football?

Yeah, I played football too.

If you're on TikTok.

If you're on TikTok, you'll see Antonio Brown on there all the time now.

Like he's on there more than noon and night.

And he's also trying to become a streamer.

And a lot of these situations

are

very real situations.

And I laughed at it because it's like, it's one of those things where it's like laughing, but very serious.

You know what I'm saying?

I've seen some of like...

I think Drew Ski's generation...

They just know his comedy.

Yeah, at this point.

You know, I think I remember when I was coming up and people, a lot of people thought that Eddie Murphy was offensive.

You know, because he

was

talking about, you know, a lot of different things.

They thought David Chappelle was offensive toward trans people.

Like I think good comedy.

Some people will see the comedy in it and some people going to get offended at a high level.

So that he's no different from the other people that came before him with the controversy.

I think that he's just doing it right now in 2026.

Yeah.

And then I do want to point out, too, that it's one of those things where somebody mentioned like, oh, you don't see them making fun of A's.

And I'm like, well, Magic Johnson got A's.

You definitely seen some comedians saying stuff like that.

Didn't one of them say, like, if you see a mosquito at Magic Johnson, you better leave or something like that.

Like people do make fun

of things like

that.

They

did!

Wow.

Look, and you over there cackling.

Justin, hey,

you can live through anything if magic made it.

Hey, magic made it.

Hey.

Hello.

So it's just one of those things, too, where sometimes comedy, people don't think that deeply into stuff until somebody's like.

giving it to you in a lighthearted way or in a way that it causes people to speak.

I genuinely feel like sometimes that's needed because even today, there's not a lot of young people that know what CTE is.

A lot of people don't understand the effects that being hit that many times can cause on a person.

They just think, like, oh, these football players be tripping.

They don't understand, like, there's underlying issues.

So for somebody as big as Drusky to even make a skit about it, ultimately, like,

Like I said, in a joking way, it's getting 13 million people to look at and be like, wait, what is this?

What is CTE?

Why is everybody in the comments arguing or talking about whatever this is?

And maybe it pushes a bigger conversation forward for the league to look at the culture itself, you know?

Well, I'll say this, you know, when when it's at this level, both things can be true at the same time.

Some people looked at it as a skit.

Some people looked at it as a like maybe we need to do more and I think the NFL has done more I think Will Smith like DJ Brothers he said Will Smith did a movie about This condition that was happening and the fight the doctor that you know to try to bring attention to it And I think that right now what is going to happen is some people are going to get offended But then at the same time they get to have the conversation about it And I think that many times when you can have a conversation

About something change can come as well.

So Let's see what sure for sure Man, let's see what happens and like I said, it's one of those things where It could be interpreted as criticism of the system and I do feel like

you can intend to expose something and still hurt people that's living through it.

So I do understand like those other athletes coming out and being like, yo, like I got family and friends that went through this and it's just opening the door for a larger conversation, I think.

But yeah, give us a call at 833-212-1017 and let us know if you think Druski crossed the line.

I'm going to read some of the.

OK, Tori, I'm going to have you go ahead and.

Kick it to the chat for

it.

Oh, oh the chat.

Okay.

Well, Truth Nation, you already know how we

get that

one.

What do we got in the chat?

I see not really a city girl salute.

Reggio in the chat.

Enlightenment is in the chat.

Who else is in the chat?

Guru in the chat.

Like I said, we got somebody in the chat that says, where is it at?

Druski is in his way, is in his way, bringing awareness and stirring up needed conversations.

It's not always cute, but it's necessary.

Not really a city girl tapping in.

How you doing girl?

You go girl.

Yeah, it's just the way that he's like he's gonna do it.

Like if he's gonna bring awareness about the situation, he's gonna make a skit about it.

And maybe that's just

his way of being like, look,

we gotta remember that this is a real thing.

And with this season coming up, we gotta watch out for these concussions and all that.

Perfectly timed.

Because doesn't the season start when they

just did That's y'all that's your ball game when the season start

I'm asking towards The season is it's going preseason is going on right now the season will be here in the next way I think the end of preseason was like this weekend.

Oh, yeah, so we

we thought to get into the regular season

Yeah, and I think they said they just did like a

study on it like yesterday on CTE or the day before he dropped the skit and then you've got all of this stuff going on with like just a lot of drama involved in football.

So it's perfectly timed, definitely perfectly timed and true comedic timing is always on time.

You know what I'm saying?

Like not really a city girl set.

It's one of those things where like

it opens the door to a uncomfortable conversation.

Enlightenment said that it's super insensitive.

It can feel insensitive, but it's getting us talking.

It's getting us talking.

And I don't think we would even discuss it.

I know during the games, they have protocol, concussion protocols now where if a player is seeming to have a concussion, they have to go into concussion protocol until they actually are, you know,

the doctors cleared them, they can't come back in place.

And then I also see that they got this different, some of these players are wearing this different padding, this extra padding on top of the helmet.

I

think it's called like an angel pad or something.

Yeah, so they're trying to do certain things, but the collision, when you're playing football, it's, you know, in anything involving tackling, you know, boxing, sports, wrestling, contact sports, UFC, like it can happen.

So like I said, right now we're some people having a real serious discussion about the brain damage things that go on with athletes right now because of this kid.

But there are some people that are offended because it's nothing to joke about.

They feel like, hey, this is just one of those topics that we got to make sure that we look into.

But we don't make fun of those that are going through this type of.

I can see both sides.

For sure, for sure.

And like I said, it's one of those things where like.

I feel like up until that Will Smith movie and even a little bit after that people really didn't know.

what was happening.

People weren't having those conversations.

It still isn't, I feel like, as publicized as it should be, and it's not as known as it should be, what's going on.

And they are doing certain things to try to lessen the blows, like wear those helmets.

But I also think even those helmets are something that the players have to opt in.

It's not required.

And then I feel like as far as...

These players go a lot of them start playing in kindergarten.

You know I'm saying like a lot of this stuff like it's just from a long History of taking these hits and like I think if we're talking like just NFL We should probably be talking college football high school football middle school football and protecting the kids before they even get to that level

Well, I just seen a video of a man who were doing little league went out and tripped a kid

like

Hey, listen.

What's going on?

That's literally on my list to talk about today.

Because what is going on?

That was

crazy, you know.

And I think that now, you know, we live in times where people, you know, the social media, you know, they people believe that they can get out here and do anything, you know, until they get caught or until

they go

to jail.

Now, the reality kick in.

But, you know, we live in different times and a lot of these narratives and ideas are pushed through social media and things like that.

And people, you know, forget that there are rules and regulations.

and

real life, real life consequences too.

That's the thing that people think they live in online and they not.

This is the real world.

You're gonna have to pay for, pay for some of those actions.

Yeah.

And so the coach was

on the news.

He said, was he making fun of a DV issue too?

I don't find Drusky funny at all.

I think he was in awe making fun of or in a way making fun of bringing light to

the situations that a lot of these football players find themselves in.

after suffering a bunch of concussions and having CTE.

CTE right now is something that can't even be really diagnosed until after a player has unfortunately passed away.

But there are telltale signs leading up to their passing that something's not right.

You start off a regular kid playing football and then he's basically showing the trajectory of a lot of these players.

Like they end up in domestic violence situations.

They end up.

doing odd things that most people would question, like, well, why, if you're a football player, why are you rapping?

Why are you streaming 24 seven?

Why are you kicking in this door?

So I think he's bringing light to a situation, but at the same time, using his comedy style to do it.

And not a lot of people understand as we see in the chat, you got some people like

Hey, he doing what he do best.

He bringing light to a situation and making us laugh.

And some people are like, that's super offensive.

Enlightenment 95 is saying that right now.

We all know the pros and cons to football.

It's what comes with it if you're planning to get into it.

Why make a joke?

The thing is, I don't think we all know that.

And

I think I

saw an article on Amon Green, who was suffering from Parkinson's right now.

And like I said, you know,

That's just why they get paid a lot of money because they're putting their bodies in a situation where they may not function after this career is over with.

They body may not function correctly.

And you talk about some of the best well-tuned athletes to get in the league.

But when they get out of the league, some of them are physically, mentally broken down due to the activities or the bodies, the legs, the limbs, the brain may be shot.

And honestly, like.

Listen, and that's why I don't enjoy watching football.

I don't want to say that out loud because I know Milwaukee don't play about.

Hold on, wait a minute.

I don't enjoy it because I think about that.

I think I know too.

When you know too much about something, you care too much about something.

It's definitely a gladiator sport.

It's

definitely

a

gladiator sport.

Crazy.

Yeah.

And then I'm like, dang, that hit

probably.

Don't they say it's

like

getting a hit?

like a small car accident or

something?

Like a car, yeah.

Hey,

I

used to put

people, you

know, I used to hit

people

so hard.

You seen one of them football players.

I used to play,

you know.

I loved it.

The game of football got me off the blocks.

I played no force, but I met him.

But I just feel like it's one of those things where they also should be taken care of after the sport is done.

And I don't feel like they do a good job of taking care of them afterwards too.

And I think that concerns me as well.

But man, thank you so much, Tori.

I know you got to get going.

I appreciate it.

I got to

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What's up, what's up, it's your girl, maybe Shannon and you are listening to the award-winning 101.7 the truth All right, this is the lunch break with Ray nitty and maybe Shannon we got brother Z holding it down on production and sound we just interviewed Tori Lowe Milwaukee's own Tori Lowe We had him stay for a little bit and we got into a conversation about Drew ski's most recent sketch or skit Sorry about that where he he seemed to be talking about CTE

And it's effects in this skit he depicted himself as a football player that took a really hard hit and then you kind of watch the trajectory of Of that players life move on to where he's Looking like he's in a DV incident with a girl then it looks like he's trying to become a streamer It looks like he's in a high-speed chase.

He's having all these issues and then in the end

They're asking them questions about all these concussions.

He suffered He doesn't seem to be able to answer the questions effectively and the people around him kind of brush them off off the stage, right and we got into the conversation of Did Drew ski go too far

Right, is it just not funny and the the chat seems to be torn on that you got some people that are like hey He did it in true.

Juicy fashion, and it's funny.

It's funny, but it's serious and it's sparking some conversation I want to hear from you guys um 8 3 3 2 1 2 10 17 is the number to dial if you want to join the conversation We we gonna get into this a little bit more.

I'm happy to hear from anybody that has a take on this So what CTE is?

It's a progressive brain disease associated with repeated impacts to the head.

We're not simply saying one concussion automatically equals CTE.

Researchers are especially concerned about the repeated head impacts over time.

That's why I mentioned the concern needs to start far before these boys are men in these leagues.

Because it's reported that it is repeated hits over time that makes the difference

and I feel like some of these players have been playing football since they were like 11 Oh

Man probably

earlier it

starts so young Yeah, so it starts really really young and that's why I said it's so important

that

nine they protect them young

I'm not sure what age it starts, but I know if I had a son, he would definitely not.

That'd be a no-go.

I think, and look, I got my own take on that too.

I ain't gonna start, but personally, like I said, I'm not a sports person, but I do know enough to know it ain't safe.

And I have seen enough to feel like...

Wait, sports in general or football?

I don't sports.

I go to sports games.

I like...

sports people But you know, I don't watch it too much unless you know box seats, you know, of course.

Anyway, that's

what we're talking

about.

I'm playing.

You just go to sports

events.

I'll be like

go team.

Yeah,

this is maybe Shannon not Shannon this

Maybe

y'all

be getting Shannon when I show up to work, but it's maybe Shannon off the

clock

y'all

It's that heat wave out there.

That's 115.

Yeah, no and and don't and y'all got a football team out there Yeah, no playing football in

115

degree

He getting tackled like that.

I got I got a four screen on the TV in here and there's there's football on right now is Pittsburgh versus the Buffalo Bills.

I don't know when this is from but like

yeah,

just I'm just I'm just looking at this now imagine doing that in 115 degree heat.

No crazy.

And we got the Raiders.

Y'all know what they hit.

You know what?

Let me shut up because I'm here

in

Vegas.

Look, somebody gonna tackle me.

We have the Raiders, the Las Vegas Raiders.

But what?

Oh, never mind.

I get it.

I was going to say, so might as well say it.

I don't know that man, but I know people that know people that know people.

You know what I'm saying?

But anyways, Josh Jacobs came from the Raiders and he played for the Green Bay Packers and News just broke what a few days ago, didn't he?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Anyways, back to D2.

And worse to worse sir, so

That's a whole different like we

were saying I Whole different conversation we could talk off here, but anyway Like we were saying I think the the problem starts really young and they need to start doing preventative work instead of worried about what they're doing when they go to the NFL because I think the problem's long gone once they get to that point

like I was reading, currently CTE can only be definitively diagnosed after death through examination of the brain tissue.

So there's not even a point in life where somebody can be like, okay, you're developing this, we need to stop, we need to pause, we need to do what we can to get you on the right path.

So it's not until after these players completely crash out, pass away and donate their brains to science that it can be, that it can be,

Like for sure that they have CTE right because like I said most of the time we're seeing these things happen We're seeing the change in these players.

We're seeing them make Decisions somebody with a normal brand just would not make and a lot of times these families like I saw this woman on tiktok That is married to a former NFL player and she talked about how the NFL doesn't really help after they're out of the league There's really

no

resources for them in the family

The family is left to deal with so much.

I think now maybe they're starting to do something because like I said, the heat is on.

A lot of times

people weren't talking

about this.

That's why you said they're

going to soon.

Yeah, for sure.

That's why they're getting soon.

So now they're probably gonna start doing something and putting plans and action for these players Because you have to think families are left to pick up the pieces after the game is over They not in a league no more now they dealing with why is this man?

Kicking down doors.

Why does he think he gonna be a rapper tomorrow?

Why is he on a high-speed chase?

Why and a lot of times like Sadly this results in homicide and suicide you have so many reports of

Football players specifically that commit violent crimes or end up taking their lives because they can't live like that no more.

So it's super important, like I said, to do preventative work instead of being like, OK, well, they got it.

Now what?

Because you can't even confirm for sure that they have it until they're dead still to this day.

So.

Like I said, recent research involving deceased former NFL player has again shown just how serious the concern is.

So whether you thought Druski's video was funny or not, the underlying condition he's joking about is absolutely real.

And that's exactly where we had the conversation about intent and impact.

So if you guys want to get in on this conversation again, call us 833-212-1017.

Make sure you guys join our chat.

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Join the chat.

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They talking and they chiming in.

R.C.

Creation said the thing is, given the consequences, most men will still volunteer to play the game of football or boxing.

Testosterone.

It's true,

but that's why this

conversation...

And that's paying them that money that money talk that money talk Little small little small car accident for what two million dollars So that's what five hundred thousand dollars tax maybe or

something maybe a little more.

Okay bet, right?

And you gotta think a lot of times this is life-changing money for people in like the 100%

whole family Generation money generational wealth that we we trying to get that that we was cheated out of

Hello

risking it for the biscuit

a lot of times to these I feel like a lot of times the sports that are like safer like basketball the conversation ain't been had enough that like

In my eyes, it's turning.

It ain't a trench baby sport no more.

You used to have basketball players coming out of high school and having a chance.

You used to have them being scouted from the hood or different places.

That's my take on it.

But now you have to be in all these AAU sports.

You have to do this.

You have to do all this conditioning.

You have to do all this traveling that a lot of people don't have access to.

And I feel like football is one of those sports that are still accessible.

Is there a reason behind that?

I don't know.

But that's just what I've seen.

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We've been getting into some things, y'all.

We got more in the menu, but we don't get there.

We don't get there.

Today, we had Tori Lowe on the show.

If you guys missed that head over to YouTube and run that back, that was a great interview.

Happy Friday, Zay Tushay said, good MF'ing Friday to everybody.

I know that's right.

Enlightenment 95 said, but is it awareness he's bringing or is he mocking those?

He does skits about huge difference.

We're talking about the Drusky skit as well.

Sir Chaunce said, Tori Lowe, what up?

Shout out to Tori Lowe for dropping in Man we were having a great conversation about CTE Drew ski skit Aaron is him said I'm late to the chat, but the mosquito magic Johnson joke was a little legendary Cory Holcomb I told y'all somebody made made a joke about it.

It was like you can't be making jokes about that

But that's that's the way a lot of us I feel like face tough situations a lot of times especially in our community Y'all acting like we don't talk about race family Trauma in a laughing matter sometimes just to get through it or just to kind of shed light on it Like man that is happening, huh?

It gives you them laughing but very serious moments that make you look back and really be like You know what maybe we should talk about this more.

Maybe I'm not alone

Sometimes it rips the band-aid off and makes it a little bit easier to talk about G film of seven say who is that talking?

That's brother Z Brother Z. That's you say hi brother Z No That's production and sound you tap in all the time Man, but let's get back to it so sticking to the topic of sports even Tori Lowe brought this up

We gonna get into it because apparently cousins some people think If if their kid is playing football they on the team too That's what the families are thinking and the truth of the matter is no you are not on the team just because your kid is on the team All right This week right here in our area a youth football game between two youth sports teams Became something way bigger than football

The game was being played between I want to say oh it was at Chase High School in Mount Pleasant.

A nine-year-old Eagles player was running down the field during a play when a 41-year-old man, a parent, connected to the opposing team and reportedly stepped onto the field and intentionally struck his leg out and he tripped the child.

This is a grown man y'all 41 years old.

We're gonna go ahead and play this clip for y'all

Parents at kids for its can always be a little crazy there'd be yelling and arguing and carrying on I'm a sucker if I know I've

seen a lot

of it But one parent at a youth football game in Mount Pleasant Saturday took it to a whole new level look at this video

This parent rushes the field during a play and trips a kid who looks like he's about to score a touchdown.

Now, pleasant police say this person was the father of a kid on the opposing team.

Our Racine Kenosha reporter, Ben Hansen.

Talk with the coach of the kid who was tripped.

Like I said, I've been a part of football my whole life.

I currently play for the Racine Raiders and I'm obviously adults.

I've seen fights at youth events.

I've seen stuff happen, but I've never.

and my life seeing a grown man come on the field and like with like he was so committed and determined to hurt he wanted to hurt him there's he had nothing but intent

is the kid okay after the incident

all my kids are special but he's one of my kids that's that's that has a natural god-given ability and it didn't surprise me that he got up and

He was ready to play again.

He's a very soft-spoken kid.

You won't know if he's happy or sad, but he's an artist worker, extremely talented.

Yeah, he's a tough kid.

He's doing fine.

Got a good coach behind him, too.

That coach told Ben the Milwaukee team has banned the parent.

Mountain Pleasant Police found him after he left the field.

They gave him a citation for disorderly conduct.

That is just

ugly.

Jesus.

Oh my goodness.

That fall that this kid took man, that's insane right now We are talking about the parent that ran onto the field and decided he wanted to get in the field with a nine-year-old, bro That man was 41 years old Parent of one of the kids on a opposing team He decided y'all ain't scoring no more ran on the field and tripped one of the players that was playing against his son

Sit with that for a second.

A 41 year old man decides I'm gonna run on the field and trip a nine year old.

I personally think he should have been charged with assault.

Child abuse, if you will.

The fall that little boy took was crazy.

He could have really hurt himself.

You could have really injured somebody getting on the field and doing something like that.

You are too big and grown to think that is ever okay.

Anywho.

The police say that he was the father of the player of the opposing team and reportedly upset over something that happened during the game.

He later admitted that what he did was wrong and he was cited for disorderly conduct.

Thankfully the child wasn't seriously hurt and the Milwaukee team reportedly banned the parent.

What are we doing?

Y'all listen, that... In what world is that normal or okay?

If you think somebody made a dirty play against your child, talk to the coach, talk to the referee, talk to the league officials, talk to God.

But for you to go on the field and trip a nine-year-old is insane.

And if you really genuinely believe that your child is unsafe, pull him from the game.

We've had enough.

I've seen enough here because you need to be in jail.

I don't understand how they just cited him.

He needs to be in jail.

Lock them up Man But it doesn't stop there because earlier this month in Tennessee a 16 year old girl named Addison Ran onto a football field during her younger brother's middle school game tackled a 13 year old I'm so tired of these people man.

Like what are we doing?

What are we doing?

She said she believed that the player was hurting her little brother In football tackle football, maybe your brother playing the wrong sport Maybe

you need

to be playing something else.

Maybe you can play tennis.

I don't know Softball, I don't know

put them in ballet.

You

feel like somebody is hurting your brother I'm sorry

put them in ballet.

You got twinkle toes

ballet

If you're nervous that somebody is hurting your brother and tackle football, maybe he shouldn't be playing football.

I already

said,

I

wouldn't if I had a son, my baby ain't playing no football.

And if you feel like, oh, I can't stand to see my baby hurt, why are they in tackle football?

We have questions.

These are questions.

She says she believed that the player was hurting her little brother and I understand emotion if you have a sibling children or somebody that you love Watching somebody hurt them it can it can make you act quick I Mean I used to be getting real riled up with my nephew be playing basketball like who they think they all get to Y'all should hear some of the stuff I say in the stands and maybe I went a little too far like cheap You know I'm saying broke all that

everything

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Man, that was all right.

That was all right.

We just recapping right now.

We started off the day by talking about my weekend or...

Last week day in Milwaukee when I was at Mary Ryan Boys and Girls Club hung out with the kids.

They did their own commercials That was nice y'all got to hear that if you didn't get to hear it go back and listen to the beginning of the episode That was beautiful Tori Lowe joined us and we talked about his life and how he got into active it woman.

What powerful And what he's doing today we caught up with Tori Lowe

He also stayed around and we talked about Druski's latest skit that's got the internet and shambles and got athletes talking, a lot of critics buzzing because he was talking about CTE.

He did a skit basically showing the trajectory of a player's life after pretty much being hit really hard and having CTE and the effects of it, right?

So he was poking fun at more or less, right?

And it got us in the conversation.

Is he just mocking these players or is he sparking a bigger conversation about TTE and what's going on?

And then we we segwayed into the conversation about youth sports Yeah, we talked about how this weekend Milwaukee a 41 year old man felt the need to get in the field with a nine year

old Shannon that was in Racine.

Don't put that evil on Milwaukee.

That was in Racine case

Case.

It happened in Mount Pleasant, but it was they dead.

That's that's that's yeah.

No, yeah, Mount Pleasant.

That's he a

racing.

Yeah.

We got to say a racing father.

That's yeah.

Yeah.

If I look if I look up his address in this Milwaukee.

They said it's a Milwaukee team.

Well, then I'm well, then I'm calling the feds because why is his address in Milwaukee and his and his son is playing for a racing or Mount Pleasant.

Team, huh?

Exactly.

Exactly.

Don't put that.

We don't we going through enough right now.

Exactly.

They did that.

Tiaisha car.

I'm doing that.

It's

all getting a lot of heat.

We getting a lot of heat right now.

So, you know, we're going to say a racing man.

How about that racing?

Somebody going to call from racing.

Don't put that

on us.

That's racing.

That's that's that's how people in racing act.

They know it.

They know it.

Very racing

code.

That's racing behavior.

So a racing 41 year old man got in the field with a nine-year-old not Milwaukee racing

Got in the field with a nine-year-old and he tripped

them You got it and he tripped the little boy and he was cited for what this orderly conduct I personally feel like he should want to jail That's just me cuz that's

That could have ended so badly.

That's a baby.

You are a grown man.

And like, if you see the video of that little boy taking a tumble, he felt so hard.

His little body, like, y'all are sick.

Somebody needs to check on his kids.

He probably put his hands on kids.

He probably fired them.

You just run out there and attack a child like that.

Erin is him said coach acting like pops pulled the Blinky out on the field.

He might as well had.

Erin is him also say yeah, he needs to be locked up.

He does cuz like how dangerous is that behavior dude?

RC creations music here in the story.

I would have lost my whole little paycheck thought this would have been a white person for sure I Thought that too.

I see the thing is given the consequence most me.

Oh, okay.

We're getting back into um What happened before with the druski skip?

Man But yeah, so we started talking about that and then we talked about a incident that happened in Tennessee like I believe it was about a week ago It wasn't too long ago that Addison the 16 year old girl ran down to the field went during her middle school brothers game and she she actually attacked this player she was trying to fight this boy and

Like I said, I know Sometimes when things happen you you think quick and you're immediately like oh no not my baby not my brother hold on but you have to understand You can that that is not permission for you to hop on like in the field With other players because has somebody turned around and beat that girl up then it would have been a bigger problem That's insane and then like what made me mad about that specific situation though

is that they like have interviews of her like, what happened?

Oh my goodness.

I can't believe you had to run on the field and protect your brother.

Like they're literally trying to angle her as the victim as if she's not a 16 year old that ran on the field and attacked somebody.

She did.

Now if that boy mama had came onto that field and dragged her, it would have been a whole bigger issue, right?

It would have been positioned

way different.

She would have been a

problem.

You hop on that cord and come in my, my nephew face.

Hmm Might be a lockdown in place you're I'm gonna Play with somebody else like it's crazy me how we talk about different situations And like I said the most troublesome part of that specific situation that came out of Tennessee was that she has interviews on the news Positioning her as the victim and they're not actually interviewing the actual victim Really our behavior

interesting

Tennessee.

Yeah

At least it right at least old boy got a ticket I guess even though both of them should be in jail.

She needs to be in juvie Or fight somebody mama see how that worked out for her, but anyhoo Like I said, I know most people feel like if somebody hurts my kids We don't care what the rules say and we we want to get active

Yeah, that's that's what big C that's what big CC texted at 833 212 1017

They said that kid's parents should have went out there and kicked them in the balls

Man because ain't no way and then like when you think of a nine-year-old, bro Like and I feel so bad because what if the parents just weren't there for that game or whatever I know the parents like bro if I was there If I was there and if they was there it probably would have turned ugly I don't know if they was there or not and it just sucks too because

no we get an

active

Yeah.

And for a

nine-year-old

to

be victim of something like that, that's traumatizing.

Like, can you imagine?

You're just trying to play Pee Wee football.

It could be.

But the way that the coach described that player to be, it sounds like it could be the start of his origin story.

Like, he's about to turn into a mean dude after this.

He about to be like, all right.

Ain't nobody tripping me ever again.

I'm I'm running hurdles.

I'm I'm jumping Yeah, you ain't catching me what?

Yeah,

no, I'm in CTE.

I'm jumping over that too CTE can't even trip me the way that I'm about to be training What you tripping me?

All right

Ain't none of that they none of that I feel you but

I just hate, like, I'm such a mom though.

Like, I'm like, oh my goodness, the baby.

Because even when the coach was like, you know, you'll never know if he's happy or sad.

You don't know what that boy going through.

You're going to get your big grown self out there and trip that baby.

Somebody ought to run you over with a lime scooter.

Oh no.

I'm still thinking, the jury's still out on what his punishment should be, but jail is the start.

Man.

Youth sports are supposed to teach teamwork, discipline, and emotional regulation, winning with humility and losing with grace.

How are we teaching these students and children emotional control when the adults in the stands can't control themselves?

That part.

Come on now.

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And one thing about me, I'm a tough cookie, but I know what I can't do, and I'm not suffering.

All right?

I've fought my whole life.

I'm all right.

Excuse me, Cletus.

Hoppa, who this man?

Yeah, I wasn't doing it.

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Grab your lunch, hit send on that email, and get ready for the best hour of your day.

My way of thinking

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But once the kids leave off that door, whatever have you, they make their own decisions.

I don't care if you nine or 99, it's still your decision about the situations that you get involved yourself in.

We talking about tax-paying citizens.

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We talking about elected officials doing backdoor deals and somehow she still wanna blame immigrants.

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We got a lot on the plate today First up.

We have a very very special guest in the building We've got Milwaukee's own very special guest

And we don't hold off before we tell y'all who that is.

You know, he has some community impact, activism, journalism, all of it.

Milwaukee, you know him very well.

But after that, he's not gonna go anywhere.

He's gonna co-host with me for a little bit on the lunch break because Ray is still out of town.

He'll be back next week.

But until then, our guest is gonna stick around and hold it down, you know?

And this conversation can go anywhere.

We've got some good topics for him to weigh in on.

We're gonna get into that Druski skit that went viral about CTE.

He basically did a skit and it's got some people buzzing.

Former football players, basketball players, even though some people thought it was hilarious, some people thought it went a little too far.

So we're gonna talk about that.

We're gonna ask the question is, where do you draw the line in comedy?

and can everything be joked about?

And does it change when the joke involves a comedian that has had very real, or I'm sorry, when it involves a condition that has had very real effects on a community or families or athletes?

We also are gonna talk about parents and family members.

Because we definitely have a have a conversation about that.

This is a football packed show today, actually, for some reason, that's just how that's just how the cookie crumble.

I do it on purpose.

But we're going to talk about some family members running on the field during football games.

This for some reason seems to keep happening more and more lately.

People are getting real comfortable.

So if a family member is playing football, I guess people are starting to feel like they on the team, too.

And I'm going to guess no.

I don't I don't think that's true.

Got to stay off the field and let these kids play.

But we're going to talk about it because I think just yesterday we had an incident in Milwaukee happened about a week ago, an incident somewhere in Tennessee happened.

And then we're going to get into romance scams, y'all.

Speaking of football, once again, somebody got scammed by who they thought were a football player was a football player.

And that's an interesting story.

That is an interesting story.

So we have a lot to talk about.

We're talking about fake careers, fake bank accounts, fake bank accounts, fake investments, fake relationships, and people just pretending to be celebrities all around and working their way into other people's lives and scamming them out of sometimes millions.

I also wanted to talk about a heartbreaking case that involved the romance scam because a lot of It seems that people think it's only older people that fall victim to these types of scams So we'll talk about some of the older people that have fallen victim but the more recent one that I want to start with is Actually, I think younger women were being scammed so Listen if you want to call or text the number to Dallas eight through three to one two ten seventeen

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But yeah, we got a lot to talk about today.

But before we go off to break, I did want to talk about my last day in Milwaukee.

I was supposed to tell you all about that yesterday, but, you know, we had a lot on our play yesterday too.

We had a full menu, right?

And I didn't want to leave.

anything untouched, but I ended up not touching on the youth lab that I worked the day before I left Milwaukee.

All right, I got to do something really cool.

I hung with the young people over at Mary Ryan Boys and Girls Club and we helped them find their radio boys.

Okay, so we worked on commercial reads.

We helped them bring personality into it.

And then we like helped them find their confidence behind the mic, right?

And

It was so fun to watch these young minds at work and watch them like come up with their own commercial, come up with their own theme, like watch them just work together as a team and like naturally find, okay, who's gonna be like, who's gonna help us with the script?

Who's gonna read the script?

Who's like pretty much producing.

It was really cool to just watch them.

I promise you, it looked like, it looked like a little 101.7, the truth over there.

It was cute.

So I do want to share with you guys what they came up with.

And like I said, at first a few of them were shy and you could hear that they were thinking about every word when they were recording.

But then you realize like, I could put my personality into this.

I could make it my own.

And they really started to loosen up and they started having fun.

And like, they were

like, are

y'all coming back?

One little girl was like, could you be my mama?

I was

like, you

almost got me.

Like

listen, I am a sucker for kids.

I know.

I've been like, girl, come on.

I got a little room.

I got some room, but like I think it was

more so she

was just having such a good time She was having fun and I was just like like it's not like You know how some people but oh this must be something going on at her home life like no I think we was just having fun and she was a kid and she was like that you must be a fun mama I could be your radio mom I could be your play mom for right now.

Let's let's get this done.

You know, it was really really cool

It was one little girl that reminded me of Sierra.

I was like, she running the show.

I was like, she got

it.

She

telling them what to do, telling who to read.

But it was really cute.

A little CC is

crazy.

Yeah, it is.

CC was there.

She'll tell you.

We was like, you've got potential kid.

You're going to be running things later.

So it was really cool to watch kids like.

be exposed to something different right and like some of the kids even like they came for more of the producer aspect of it right and they were like you know I'm in the music and producing and this and that and watching them work with me like they were so excited to see like how that worked like how you put it together it was just so cool so it got me thinking sometimes a child

Oh, perfect.

So you got me thinking sometimes a child doesn't even know that they have a passion for something unless they're exposed to it, right?

And I just thought about that because it's one of those things where like as a kid, like I didn't even think being on the radio was an option.

I just didn't know anybody that did it personally.

So it's just like, that's just something I didn't even know where I thought radio personalities came from.

I was just like, I don't know.

Where that comes from but to have had something like this that would have definitely like put fire under my feet way earlier So before we play the clips well matter of fact, I'm gonna let you listen to their clips their radios mind you guys They came up with the whole thing.

They came up with whatever they wanted to sell whatever they wanted to promote They came up with the verbiage and they put it all together.

So I want you guys to listen to it

This is 101.7 the truth these are the kids from Mary Ryan

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