Hour 1: Movin’ On Up

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Hour 1: Movin’ On Up

Mornings with WFHR · Fri Mar 8, 2024

Good morning, Wisconsin. Good morning, world. It's a new day. Thanks for kicking it off

with us right here at WFHR, locally grown radio. Got your host, James J behind the mic.

I am joined by our head of news, but listen, hey, good morning. You made it, Belle. She made

it. You are I skitted in you. This is how I want to enter my death. Like sliding in

at the last minute. My hair is a mess. My coffee is practically tap gone. Tom Cruise and

Risky Business. Belle just slides it. Just slides it. I like it. Well, we're not going to

talk about my underwear. But yeah, yeah, I love what you're thinking. It's great. We

appreciate you so much. Yes, Melissa. It's working hard this week. I'm funny. We appreciate

it. Got our head of production set. Have anger to my right. Good morning, everyone. I am

well rested and nice. I am just so perfect. Just shut up. That's not entirely true. I

have been taking two care of two boys this week. So that can be a little bit much. You both

have been putting in a lot of extra work this week. I appreciate both of you watching

been doing it. We have got a lot of work to do today. We're going to make sure the true

week and is set and ready to roll everybody. We got a lot of great local things going on.

The arts are popping. The sports is popping in this area. We want to get to all of that

for you. We got a lot of local good stories that the day we're going to cover throughout

the day. Also get into our LKFA birthday anniversary club. Little after our news break, we're

going to make you a star the day with our friends from callers. The three of us are going

to play a famous TV theme song. You call up and get the answer right and boom, just like

that. You win a family pack of four from our Wisconsin rapids callers. That is two kids

meals, two adults meals. That's free callers. That is good stuff. Get any better than that.

No way. That's all coming up for you. Also going to get into this. Authorities had to

destroy a bathtub because of because of a guy that was because of something he was

doing. And it sounds like a breaking bad episode. I had to read it like three times to make

sure it was something we can do on the air. We're going to talk about that. We change

our clocks on Sunday. We have four more things you should do this weekend to go along

with that. Good. Good stuff. That's coming up. We're hoping to be joined by Mike Clemens

to kick off the nine o'clock hour. Talk a little sports. He was at the combine last week

and some of that got brewers in action. And also going to touch on some entertainment

news. We've got the Roseanne houses for sale. I want to touch on that. Oh wow. Jake

Paul is an idiot. I'm sorry. I say that part out loud. I didn't. Oh, sorry. Well,

I know what you're talking about. It doesn't take a lot of digging in the Jake Paul's life

to realize what a piece of scum he is. Yeah. We'll talk about that a little bit later

too. And we got some local great things to cover. Our Wisconsin rapids River Kings are

starting the second round of the playoffs tonight. Puck drops at seven at the South

of County Rex Center. Yes. Let's show him what home ice advantage. Yeah. Help the

Kings build hockey up and down to River. Get your tickets at River Kings hockey.com. Playoffs

baby. Yeah. And our our some of me to me playoff action on this theater stage is going

on this weekend as well. It was Council Ravis Community Theater because you guys got

a couple of more shows to be able to live. Yeah. To leave it all out on the stage. Yeah.

Our favorite actors are going to be back at it tonight. Be sure to join them at seven

o'clock for a great another great run of the Glass Manager. You got to show tonight

two shows tomorrow. We'll talk about that a little bit more later too. Yeah. All that

coming up. Let's do that. Our playoffs. That's it. We're the finals. We're in the finals

now. We started. That's why I feel so exhausted. Exactly. That is exactly why Melissa. Yes.

Oh good. I was wondering. Only that. There's nothing else. We've got a couple of things to

touch on to get before we go to break. I want to get to this one first because well there's

a handful of things we cover around here. Dolly Parton get us real records and of course

state and local news and those things. We really expected to push back. We cover

it. Sorry. Penguin news here. Penguin. We do. Too busy trying to mainline coffee right

now. I don't blame you. You do what you got to do. A New Jersey aquarium is asking for

the public's help choosing a name for a newly hatched blue penguin. Oh how many names

have you submitted James? Twenty. The third member of its species to hatch at the facility

in the past few months. So congratulations on that. That's very good. Very good.

Penguin. Adventure aquarium in Camden said the chick hatched just before Valentine's day

and the facility's veterinarians have now determined the baby is female. Okay.

The aquarium is asking members of the public to vote on its website for one of four potential names.

Okay. Love. Lovey. Rose. Valentina and Venus. Okay. Oh yeah. I get that. I get that.

Okay. Two chicks hatched shortly before the latest arrival were recently named

Bananas Foster and Kiwi. Oh. That is foster. I don't know why but I love those names. What do you

call it for short Nana? Yes. Yes. Baby Nana. So I did do this. I voted Rose. I like Rose.

Oh okay. I thought that was a great name. She looks like a rose to me. But I think all of them

are great names. You can't go wrong with all of them. I would choose Venus. You know like Venus.

That's good. As soon as you said Valentine's Day I was like Val and they said Valentina.

So I think I'd have to go with that one. I think that's a good one. Yeah. That's too corny.

I did say- Have you met me, Melissa? No.

Hopefully. I did suggest them the name Robin but that was just because of Rob Williams and him

starring in Happy Feet years back and it was a deep cut. That was a deep cut. I don't think they

even knew what I was talking about. But it's not a Robin. It's a penguin. It's a penguin.

It doesn't make sense. Well it's also not a rose. Yeah. He's not far-fetched in that one.

It's a cute penguin. I'll tell you that. You can find out the whole article if you'd like

at UPI.com. UPI.com. I look forward to- We'll do a follow-up on that word. We'll see what name-

Find out what the name is. Yeah. But we want to know. A name of any other name is just the same.

No. Rose by any other name is just the same. Rose names. You know, let's get into names a little

bit here because today as we get into our National Day of Calendar on the Sunrise show,

today is National Middle Name Pride Day. Oh. Middle Name. Okay. Been a theme this week of taking

pride in their names and that. There's been a lot of that this week. I thought we'd have some fun

with this one. We all have one. Yeah. The majority of us certainly do. If you ever met somebody

without a middle name though, that's always interesting. That's fascinating. Yeah. And you do

that everybody does the same thing. Everybody does the same thing. Yeah, you do. You don't believe it.

Like it could be your father telling you this and you're like, you don't believe it right now.

What did you misplace it? I know you had it. You lost it somewhere. I mean, come on. I don't know

why that's our first reaction, but it is all of our first reaction to that. No, and it's cultural

here. There's other places where people don't have middle names. Yeah, it's true. You're very,

it's very true. So let's have some fun with this one and to the greatest audience in radio,

you guys have the morning show play at home version. We want you to call up and join the

conversation. Give us your middle name. Maybe how you got it. Do you like it? All of the above.

I go by James J. Meila. And so mine's pretty, mine stands out for a reason. My middle name is

John after my grandfather who had four daughters and they wanted his name to be passed on.

And John Lennon, because my father is insane. Say Beatles fan. Yeah. He wanted it to be Lennon.

He wanted my middle name to be Lennon. I'm guessing your mom put her foot down on the

phone. Yeah. Well, she immediately was like, well, there's there's other famous Lennons.

Might might be a little dicey for the kid. Yeah, Vladimir. Yeah. But they're, but for me,

part of the reason I put both my names in my whenever I sign my name to anything, even just James

J is to take pride in the two, you know, the two names that put me here. I take a lot of,

both my names come from my great grandfather's basically my grandfather's, I should say.

And I take a lot of pride in that. Although I have one of the most boring names ever.

James John. And yes, I know Jimmy John. I know. Yes, I know. Make good sandwiches.

I do not have a copy right with them. And the, you, let me tell me, I love this audience. You

guys can get away with anything with me. You've already done it. I've taken a lot of heat from

you guys over the years at bed. I love every word of you for it. Not a dang one of you

are calling me Jimmy. Not a, not, no, let's useth. They can get away with it. Pam can get away with it.

Chuck can get away with it. But I'm sorry. We got to know it. We got to know each other for a while

here. We, that's the name I don't go by. My sister, she can call me it otherwise. No, no.

If you want to, if you want to be able to call him, Jimmy, I'll tell you how. Bring him a bacon

double cheeseburger. That might do it. Actually, that might do it. Yeah. Yeah. I'd rather call

him night writer. And I shut her from that one. Well done. How about you guys? You want to share

your last middle names? And maybe they need the history of the movie thing? Seth, how about you?

I have, my middle name is Anders. And my parents decided to do that because of my mom's

maternal grandparents. Their last name was Anderson. So they just, they decided to just shorten it

to Anders later on when my, my mom has done a lot of genealogy and she's gone back to the old

country, Scandinavia, Sweden and Norway and stuff like that. We have found a just a massive

Anders in the family, like it was a generational thing. Like every generation had an Anders in it.

And she didn't know that before. We did not know that before. That's really cool. And of course,

that is also my son's name. My youngest is name is Anders. So, so we're kind of keeping it alive

without knowing this kind of stuff. So I actually like Anders better than my first name. I'm more

Anders than Seth. And there's times when I wish my family would have called me by my middle name instead.

But, you know, I like it. I do like that. That's awesome history. That is very unique, very cool.

It's Melissa, how about you? My middle name is Elizabeth. And that is after my grandmother on my

dad's side. All of us children, the first four born in the family, what I should say, of my mom

and dad, because my last brother is a different father. But the first four of us all have middle

names after our grandparents. So each one of us has a middle name after our grandparents. And

that's how the tradition was, I don't know if that's tradition, but it's honoring our grandparents.

That is beautiful, Melissa. Thank you for sharing that. I love the name Elizabeth too. It's great.

I'm really glad that I got my grandma Jean's middle name. It is actually her middle name.

So it's also my middle name, but she is my theater muse. Oh, that's awesome. That's awesome.

She was very much into theater. And I'm very saddened that she couldn't see this performance

of the glass. I would love to hear her reaction to it, because this is a challenging character

that she would have loved to play too. She's got one of the best seats in the house, I bet.

Watch it. I'm sure she is. That's really beautiful, Melissa. Thank you for sharing that.

Do you guys notice that all of our mental names come from like relatives or honoring a past

relative or something like that? I never thought about that tradition, but it does seem like

that's more of a thing than I think that I realized at least. It makes sense, but I just never

really thought much about it. That's really cool. I know a lot of like more upper-class families

back in the day would use the mother's maiden name as the middle name. So like famous example,

John F. Kennedy, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, his mom's maiden name was Fitzgerald. You see that a lot

back in the day. Not so much anymore, but that's a tradition I would love to have seen kept going.

Yeah, that's kind of cool actually. It might have been nice and my mother might not have had

20 hyphens in her name. Pamela Jean Stern, may love the third. Yeah, we're all ready to go.

Well in some ways that you know is coming back as you know like women aren't changing

their last name and then the children's names are being hyphenated. I have a friend that has

done that. Well that's true. Her last name is his middle name. And then he has his father's

last name. Oh, very true. Very cool. As a side note, do you guys think that we freaked out

anybody out there by using our full names? And usually that only happens when our parents are

mad at us. Yes, James job. Oh, Jesus, but yes, anything. I'll do anything, please. Just hear

that combination. It's like, what? What? My mom and dad didn't have what me like the tone

and the voice they use that got my experience. Oh, yeah. Yeah, my mom was the same way.

You got a dad as a boxer. The word makes you up really quick. Yeah. Just the threat.

We want your middle names, everybody sharing with a 715-424-2600-424-2600 cheer your middle names

with us in the history of them. We'd love to celebrate you and your names and your history of

your names and all that and our audience. I do want to warn the audience though. From this point

on, we're pretty much given stuff away in almost every break. Yeah, we have so much stuff. We've got

Misty's come. I'm sorry. We've got El Caffe coming up. I did it for almost 20, you know, 20 years.

Sorry. It's all right. We've got El Caffe birthday anniversary club right around the corner.

We're going to grab a qualifier for each day of that. We've got a call for start of the day coming

up. And we're also going to be giving away tickets to Hotel Pickle, the Grace Lutheran Church

players show that's coming up and always Olivia that is going on this Sunday. So much

entertainment. We're giving away a lot of tickets over this couple of next couple of hours

everybody. So stick around. The phone lines might be a little busy when you tried to call it

and everything. Keep that in mind. But we love hearing from you. The best listeners radio stick

around. We're going to be celebrating you with the El Caffe birthday anniversary club coming up

on the morning show at WFHR. It's time for the birthday anniversary club. Thank you very

much Miss Gomez. Let's give people ready. Let's get some celebrating in. Let's have some fun with

our friends over at El Caffe. A wonderful small town dining, quaint menu, wonderful location,

visit them at 221 Market Avenue in Port Edwards. They've been celebrating Greek food this week.

Yeah. And having a lot of fun with it. Reading right from their Facebook page, we encourage you

to be sure to like and subscribe to. Good morning everyone. It's going to be a busy weekend

around here. Hope you all get the chance to stop by and dine with us. Come to the benefit for

Neil Johnson on Saturday. They're serving ribs for that. And their Friday special. They got a

nice omelette there for you. Lunch has broiled or beef battered walleye in addition to their regular

Friday night menu. Looking forward to seeing everybody down there. It's going to be a good one. And

be sure to check out their Facebook page to find out more about that benefit. Appreciate our friends

over at El Caffe. Sponsored the birthday anniversary club. Yes. Yes indeed. Good food, good people

over there. Be sure to check that out everybody. We got a great list today because we don't just do

today. No, we do Saturday and Sunday as well. And our first for day one here, we have one

qualifier, but it's a special one. Okay. For Saturday, I need a one or a two. Melissa, give me one or

two. No one. All right. Give us that qualifier. And Seth for Sunday, give me a one or a two.

Well, I have to go with two now. I do it. I pretty much just wrote it down. I know what you're

going to say. Let's dive right into the birthdays and anniversaries. And our first one up here.

Oh, one remind everybody to get us those birthdays and anniversaries. How dare I?

Get them to us, everybody. Info at WFHR.com, James.mailup, at civicmedia.us. Keep in mind,

you can email any of our staff that way. Of course, you can also direct messages on our Facebook

pages. And Melissa, there was another way they could do this. They can call 715-424-2600

or just one button dialing through the civic media app. Thank you very much, Melissa. And thank

you all for listening and getting us those great birthdays and anniversaries. We love

celebrating with you. Absolutely. Our first one up is a special one. Everybody. And I mean

everybody out there, all of our listeners, everybody out there. I want everybody to wish a very

happy birthday. Happy 11th birthday to Bri Lynn Lau. Oh, happy birthday, Bri Lynn. We wish

you a great day, Bri. Enjoy your day. Hope it's great. And you have a beautiful name, young lady.

That's a wonderful name. It sings. It's a name that sings. It's a very pretty name.

And then you're a qualifier, Bri Lynn. You might win some free LKFA at the beginning of next month.

Cool. Taking a look at Saturday, we wish you a happy birthday to Alexis Braun Ellsner.

Happy birthday, Alexis. Happy birthday. Lexi's an old friend of mine and a lot of people here in

town. Remember Lexi? She worked in a lot of different places and bars and that. And really

likeable human being. You cannot meet Alexis and not like her. This is wonderful human being.

You wish you a great day. I believe she's in Texas now. Oh, cool.

Our qualifier for Saturday, Carmen Smallbrook. Happy birthday, Carmen.

And congratulations. Yeah. Congratulations. Another great name, Carmen.

Carmen. I love that name, Carmen. It's good name. Enjoy your day, Carmen. Hope it's a good one for you.

And we look into Sunday where we wish a very happy birthday to Rachel Clark.

Happy birthday, Rachel. Happy birthday. Also, I want to wish a happy birthday to Pam Sister

and lost Cindy Lueck, who lives in Stouten. Oh, happy birthday. Yeah.

Happy birthday. Enjoy your day, Cindy. Hope it's great one for you.

And our qualifier for Sunday, Dick Harman.

Happy birthday, Dick. Enjoy your day, sir. Hope it's a good one for you.

And we wish everybody a great birthday and anniversary. Celebrate Mount there.

We dive into our celebrity list. Time will go through the whole weekend here.

For today, happy time, 45th birthday to Tom Chaplin, lead singer and songwriter for Keen.

Some are only we know, I think, as their big hit. Yeah. That's vaguely for me.

That's a song that I get you. I'm sorry. Well, I don't know if that's that's cool

me to say or not, but that's one of those songs. You're all right.

You know, if you're in the right, if it catches you in the right mood, it'll hit it'll hit you.

It's a guy. I don't know much else by them, though.

But hey, let's see. James Vanderbeek is 47, Dawson from Dawson's Creek.

Wow. He's 47.

Yeah.

Freddie Prince Jr. is 48. Oh gosh.

I know. It's 90's guys and they're all age. What the heck, man?

I really, I think that it's impressive to have seen what Freddie Prince Jr. did with his

career in the fact that he even wanted to act and perform with his father and the history

there and everything. It's obviously the son of Freddie Prince. And if you know anything about

the history of that great actor, great standard comedian, it would be understandable if he wanted

nothing to do with acting and Hollywood and all that stuff and everything. I think it's kind

of cool that he went into it, had a good run, you know, whether he never acts again or not.

I mean, he seems good. Yeah, exactly. Sarah Michelle Geller still working. So I mean,

you know, they've definitely got a paycheck coming into the house. Right.

And he seems good with it in life. So I mean, yeah, more power to him.

Good. Absolutely. Oh, let's see here. Cameron Myham. Mayhem.

Mayhem is 63. Great, great, great character actors. Eleanor in the practice. I think that's

where most people remember her from. Yeah, Della on Ghost Whisperer. She was in persons of interest.

And she was also, she came in second place on the 27th season of Dancing with the Stars.

I didn't know that. Oh, very cool for her. Yeah, good act really. What a career man. Yeah,

wouldn't I want to career like that? Eight in Quinn is 65. Captain Gregson on elementary.

Did a good job on that from what I heard. You know, he was like back in the in the 80s.

He was like the next big thing. And it just never quite worked out like the next big superstar.

I mean, he's had a great career. He was here. We have right. But he was supposed to be the next

big thing and never happens. Legends of the fall was kind of like the last like chant, like

they do that. Okay, he if he doesn't do it with this and in Brad Pitt, it ended up being the big

thing out of that. Exactly. Here in my car. I'm going to run, run, run, run, run. Gary knew

the six. I don't know the lyrics. So that's what you don't know. I did before I do. I feel

safest of all. And that says all I know. Yeah, here in my car, I feel safest of all that.

So that's about it. Car. No, the course though. Yes, yes, definitely no, the course.

Little peggy. Do all impersonations that way.

For some reason, you're also dancing like David Burns in my head. Oh, it was moving a little

bit. I was moving a little bit. I would love I would give anything to be able to just even for a

moment, try on one of those big suits that the talking heads had. I'd love to do it. David

Burns was like, yeah, I'd love that. Little peggy March is 76 today had a massive number one

hit. Well, I will follow him when she was only 14. Wow. Wow. Another artist that got their

start young Mickey Dones of the monkeys is 79 today. Drummer and singer songwriter too. I'm a

believer pleasant Valley Sunday last train to Clarksville here. The monkey's theme song. We'll get

stuck in your head about now. Yeah, child actor before that. Yeah, yeah, you get started on Hollywood

really. Good actor too. Some awesome hats. Yes. Yes, Mike Nesmith and him. I think we're really the

more all-around talented ones. Although I know that the star kind of went towards David Jones.

David Jones. In Understandable, I get that and everything. But I always thought that those two

were the ones that really seem to have not only like a songwriting and musical talent,

but acting talent as well. Mike Nesmith was by far the most talented musician of the group by far.

Really, and it's kind of cool to see guys like him get their do a little bit now later in life

and stuff. I think that about Ray Maserick with the doors. I always think of him. He's one of those

artists that I think of like I know Jim Morrison is Jim Morrison and great songwriter and all that.

You're never going to hear of Jim Morrison without Ray Maserick. I believe no matter how great

Jim Morrison was or anything. You needed the key. You needed there. That's what made the doors.

That those keys, some of the lyrics that he wrote. Yeah. And there's keyboard playing.

His face playing because he did both. Oh, that's right. That's incredible. Let's see here.

Suzanne Clark is 81. Emmanuel Louis's mom on Webster. Oh. Oh, man. And that's going to,

oh, oh, and people don't look at us. Alan Hale, Jr., the skipper, and Gilligan's Island.

Oh, man. He was in some great B movies in the 50s, though. He always played like a cop.

He was like the sheriff, you know, and but he doesn't get him up right. I was a little confused

when I watched Gilligan's Island and then I saw him on other things. I'm like, how can he be a cop

and a skipper? I'm so confused. I mean, I was like eight. Right. Exactly. Yeah. That's interesting.

I like that. Well, thanks for mentioning that. Let's take a quick look at Saturday,

birthdays. Let's see here. Matthew Gray-Goobler is 44. Dr. Spencer Reed on Criminal Minds. He's

the voice of Simon and Elvin in the Chipmunks movies. Oh, really, really good actor.

Wow. Cool. Very good. He got it. One of the, he, there's a lot of great parts of criminal

minds. He's pretty much stole the show. He's a great actor. Did a great job on that show.

The great Oscar Isaac is 45, one of the best actors in the game. Oh, yeah.

Marvel's Moon Knight Poe in the Star Wars movies. X Machia. A lot of great movies. A lot of great

performances. And I feel like Oscar Isaac's one of those actors. He's only getting better.

Like he's only working even more and more at the craft and getting better and better out of.

If you check out some, I don't know if they have any videos up. It's a great picture of him and

Pedro Pascal together. Yes. They're like, they're like the Hugh Jackman, Ryan Reynolds thing going on.

It's really good. Yeah. It's very good. Good. Check that out.

Emanuel Lewis is 53 today. Oh, right. Tomorrow. Webster himself.

Wow. Now that actually seems young for how long he's sitting. Yeah. Wow.

Brian Bosworth is 59. Geez. It's rough. That's a rough one. Let's see here.

He was a former football player that got that had a lot of hype behind him. A lot of hype.

And and didn't really last in the league very long. His career ended when Bo Jackson ran him over.

Yeah. I mean, and he had it hurt. I mean, to be fair, he'd get injured. And that's pretty much why

he wasn't able to. But yeah, he never panned out. And then he did some some really bad movies.

Yeah. Some really bad movies. He'd play the thug. Yeah. Yeah. He was he kind of and he kind of

leaned into that whole thing too. Okay. A couple more birthdays for us on Saturday or the great

Raul Julia would have been celebrating his birthday born in 1940. Gomez Adams for in the Adams

family. So many other great one of the great actors of our generation of that generation. I

shouldn't say. And underused. Yes. Absolutely. We were talking about the one of the good actors

from Gilligan's Island earlier. And one of the things that used to happen a lot in Hollywood

was typecasting. And and with that, a lot of it also became a lot of casting directors.

Yeah. The same amount of casting directors doing and making a lot of these calls. So for them,

I see Raul Julia. And for a lot of these people, all they saw were a Latino. And okay,

so I'm only going to think of Raul Julia for Latino roles. Nowadays, that's completely different.

But that is part of the reason why we don't have more of a body of work of Raul Julia. Yes.

It's not because of his talent. It's not because of his skill because you can't watch Raul Julia

and not realize, oh my god, this is this man is a natural. He's born to do this. You didn't see him

more because he wasn't used more. Thankfully, we have got where we're getting better about that now.

And it's not because of Hollywood. That's because of more opportunities and more and more

companies having the ability to make movies, make TV shows. And there's and there's just so much

stuff. There's so many roles out there and everything. Cannot figure out how I haven't got a break.

Yeah, man, there's a billion roles. And Bobby Fisher would have been celebrated birthday on Saturday,

born in 1943, passed away in 2008, chess prodigy. He became the world champion at age 18. Yeah,

he was 18. Wow. And a great movie too, searching for Bobby Fisher, Ben Kingsley, Lawrence

Fishburn, really good movie. Right. Right. And we are going to get into one more Sunday. Let's

cover Sunday's birthdays real quick. Let's see. Carry on to where it is 41 on Sunday. Wow. Yeah.

Do you know how he said that? I do know how he said that. That was hilarious. But happy birthday to

our state. Great singer songwriter. Yep. Wonderful. Danny Pudi is 45, Abed on community. He's in the

last airbender. The movie, the TV shows, the series, yeah, everything. Great, great actor.

Cool. I like him a lot. He's one of my favorite young actors out there, although I shouldn't

call him that he's 45. Well, he's technically younger than you. But, you know, it's kind of got a

baby face. Thank you. Yeah. He looks a lot younger. Yeah. John Hamm is 53 on Sunday, Don Draper and

Mad Men. He is a clown in each and our block commercials right now. He's interesting trajectory

after his show. He, like they say in here, he could have been the next Clooney. I disagree with

that. He already is. Like John Hamm is doing so many different things with his career. And he's

doing what he wants to with it, whereas opposed to where what they're saying here is what he was

supposed to do. Oh, I see. John, John, John, John Hamm is doing what he wants to do with his

work. Exactly. And he's having a hell of a fun time doing it. John Hamm is okay. John Hamm's

all right, you know, and he's got the, he's got the chops to do whatever he wants. Yeah, he can

literally do it all drama, acting, comedy. Got it. I love how he just pops up in things. Yeah,

you're like, whoa, wait, that's John Hamm. What's going on here? Hey, I love actors that it's not

about the paycheck or the name, their name being out there. It's, oh, I want to work with Daniel

Radcliffe in this little IFC show that nobody's going to see, but I'm going to do it when I'm at

the height of my career. What they're talking about here is him not doing more like big, big,

bug-chip film, all this stuff and being the next James Bond or something like that. Like,

John Hamm's career is going fine and he's doing it the way he wants to. Yeah. Well, and it's not

the same, I would say, as, you know, 20 years ago and what the expectation was because it wasn't

about the actors. It was about the producers and the movie makers. Now it's about the actors.

Yeah. Yeah. Excellent boy. It should be. Yeah. Yeah. Page and Brewster is 55 on Sunday.

Amazing actress. Lover. Lover work. So darn good. Good voice. Oh my gosh. Yeah. She's done,

she narrates a series of documentaries on Disney Plus about the Disney Parks and she does a great

job. She's so funny. Another actor. Yeah. She was great on criminal minds. Was able to do a lot of

the drama and everything on community. She was hilarious. She's also doing this thing right now because

I follow her on Twitter. She's just letting her hair go gray and she was kind of asking people,

you know, what they thought, I love it. God, it looks good. That's so awesome. I anybody out there

go gray. Yeah. Go ahead. Go white, everybody. Like, just go for it. Just do it. Maybe you'll

finally force this stupid casting people like it like regular people looking like regular people.

I mean, to anybody that still. Can we just change that, please? Yeah. Yeah. I know, I know what

that's sound bad. If you still die, you're here. You go for it. You do you. I know whatever you're

comfortable with. I just mean, if you don't want to, I was going to say you shouldn't have to.

Yeah. Yeah. Well, it's definitely becoming more, have you seen all of the young women trying

to bleach their hair gray, silver, like you said, and a thing. And it's actually really tough to do

and very difficult on your hair. So those of us who are naturally turning gray,

as I have discovered how much gray I have in this show, just letting it go. I love it. It's

going to go. It's not staying guys. Sorry. I might keep a stripe of it because I've been working

that in, but no, not. Okay. My mind. There is no salt and pepper. It's just snow. It's just,

it's just white. It just goes white. I also feel that that's the way to do it. Yeah. I'll go with it.

We're going to go into the break and get to our news here. We'll come back and have some fun. But

again, a happy birthday in anniversary to everybody celebrating out there. We wish you a great one.

Whole weekend. Yes. Not so much fun this weekend. Yeah. And thank you again so much to everybody

out there, getting us these birthdays and anniversaries and a special shout out to our friends

at El Calfego. Visit them right now. They're open at 2.21, a market avenue and beautiful

ported towards wishing them a great day from all of us right here at WFH.

Lights, camera, action. It is time to make somebody a star the day with our friends from

Calvars. What Melissa, Seth and I are about to do is play a famous TV theme song. You call up

as long as you have a one anything in 30 days, 424, 2600, 715, 424, 2600. You call up, you get the

answer right. Boom. Just like that. You win yourself a family pack of four from our Wisconsin

Rapids Calvars. That's two adult meals, two kids meals. That's free Calvars. Yeah. You can't

beat that. Yummy. You can't beat free Calvars. No. And I have free Calvars. I want free Calvars.

I just want Calvars. I'll pay for it. There you go. What are we doing here? Why are we getting

free Calvars? All right. I'll take care of the game. Yeah. Yeah. Come on. We'll take care of the

audience. Get rid of the call up, everybody. 715, 424, 2600, 424, 2600. Let us know what TV

theme song this is. Wow. That was fast. Yeah. I expected a quick one on this.

Let's go ahead and see if we have a winner. Good morning. What's your answer? I'm going to

take a yes up to Jefferson's. Yeah. Congratulations. Yes. You knew that one pretty quick, sir.

Yes. Yeah. Yeah. What you want to do is somebody doing it. Yeah. There you go. Did you

watch Jefferson grow? I guess. Yeah. That's a channel surfer. I guess. Nothing wrong with that.

Even back when there was only three channels. Yes, yes. Do the surfing. You know.

Okay. Can I get your first name, sir? Donald. It is, Donald. How are you, Donald?

Great. Good. Good. Yeah. Yeah. Here's hope. Yeah. We could. Yeah. We could definitely use it.

Yeah. Donald, thank you so much for listening, playing along, hanging along,

getting a little information from you. You're our newest star of the day. Thank you.

Thank you. Appreciate you. Best listeners in the radio. Appreciate you all. Yeah. The Jefferson's,

of course, spinning off of all in the family, which we did last week. We're going to keep doing the

whole spin-off thing, everybody. Oh. And again, a big shout out to our listeners out there

who have been sending me a bunch. Oh, really? Yeah. Cool. We've got some really fun ones coming up

and everything. I think we're going to have a lot of fun with including even some local,

a bit of a local touch to them, some of the ones coming up. Nice. The Jefferson's simply put

one of the greatest and longest running TV shows of all time. Really? Period. I don't think a lot

of people realize this. It lasted 11 seasons and total 253 episodes. Wow. I had no idea. Yeah.

It's one of the longest, it's the second longest running series with a primary African-American

cast by an episode count behind Tyler Perry in his house of pain. But I think it, to me,

sorry, nothing against Tyler Perry or anything, but it meant a lot more then. Exactly. Yeah.

Plus, it was on the big networks when that was the main thing, man. No, now it's not the same.

And an incredible cast. Wonderful cast. It wouldn't change one actor in that whole cast,

but Sherman Helmsley, man. Sherman Helmsley, all four foot three of a bad.

Something about that guy. He had some of the best timing, man. Really?

The best comic time I've done. He was something. That was a great show and we got a great listener.

The one, some free callers. Be listening next week for your opportunity to win more free callers

right here in this segment with our star of the day and a big shout out to our Wisconsin

rabbits, callers. Wherever you got a callers near you, you've got a callers that puts back

into their community. I put my name on that. We appreciate the team at callers and the

ownership of callers. Yes. Yeah. Good people. It makes me want to go ahead and get myself a

bacon double cheese burger. We'll come back and we'll have some more fun. On the

morning show at WFHR.

Welcome back everybody. Morning show here at WFHR. Locally grown radio. Melissa,

Seth and James here with you. We hope you're having a good one out there. Thanks so much for

joining us everybody. Good things going on as we take you right to the top of the hour.

Remember, we're going to hopefully be joined by our good friend Mike Clemens. Talk a little sports

with him to kick off the 9 o'clock hour. We'll get into some entertainment news. Let you know

what's new on your small screen, big screen and the local stages in our area. We'll be getting

into all that. Yes it is. A lot going on this week and I want to make sure that we spend our

entertainment section talking a lot about those and highlighting those and giving people the

opportunity to win tickets and where to get tickets and all of that. For now, we're talking

changing our clocks back on Sunday. Yeah, daylight savings time starts this weekend and here are

a few things you should do besides just changing the clocks, changing batteries and your smoke and

carbon monoxide detectors, things like that. One of the things that they try to, or not try,

one of the things I think that is actually work that has helped is the idea of, okay, combining

these with another routine that you already do. I already have to flip the clocks and all that

on that same day. I'm going to make sure to test my fire alarms and please, please, please everybody

check your fire alarms. I'm not even in this, I'm not even in this chair right now without that.

Yeah, right. That's right. Yeah. And the carbon monoxide detectors because that's even

yes, scarier in my opinion. Yes, it is because that's the silent color. Well, I know I don't have to

because I think every single fire detector's batteries have already died this last year.

So I've had to change it. You know, you get that beeping sound and you don't know where it's coming

from. Which one is it? Is it this one? Wait, did I have a fire detector there? I didn't even know that.

And I don't know if you've experienced this Melissa or not, but I know Seth and I have as tall people,

it's always our job to get the fire and those things don't just pop off. No, like I know they're

supposed to, but they never just pop off. It's just so the command is a twist or the thing with that.

I don't know if you do this, Seth, but I'm the kind of tall where I can touch most ceilings.

And so if it's like an intro to a way, I'm still trying to do it on my tiptoes,

even though I should just grab a chair and I always end up having to grab a chair.

So it takes longer to grab the chair. Maybe this time, maybe this time I can get

still not. So with daylight savings time going on this weekend, we change the clocks,

the clocks and lose an hour of sleep on Saturday night. But here are four other things you should

also do this weekend that may add to your weekend, like changing the batteries in your smoke alarm.

Or as Melissa mentioned, a common carbon monoxide. It's a really good note. It's a good idea

to change the batteries once a year, so doing it the same weekend as changing the clocks is an

easy way to stay on top of it. Yep. Good reminder. Yeah. Another thing you can check is your

furnace filter if you haven't done that. Oh gosh. Actually, that's a great idea. Thank you, Melissa.

I'm going to go do that right now. That's a good idea. Oh, you're still on the morning show, Seth.

I love the idea of you just got up and left. Just go check my furnace filter. Bye everyone. He really

meant it. He really re-stocked your emergency kit. If you already have an emergency kit at home,

go through it to make sure nothing is expired. If you don't have one, well, now might be a good

time to have one. Yeah. Yeah, we're into flood season here. Yeah. Yeah. Clean out your fridge,

pantry, and medicine cabinet. Toss anything that's expired or you're no longer using and use up

anything that's expiring soon. Good idea. Look at those condiments. Yeah. And do us have

condiments in our fridge from 2020. Yep. Yeah. That we're expired in 2020. Hey, honey, are we

eating this relish? We never bought relish. Oh, oh. I think I could throw the pickles out.

I think it's a special ferment. Flip your mattress. Flip your mattress. If you can. Yes. Yeah,

if you have the kind that flips. Yeah. Exactly. Some mattresses should be flipped once or twice a year

to avoid irregular wear. And it's easy to remember if you do it the same weekend, you change your

clocks. That's true. I flip my mattress like once every other month. I feel like I got it's just

a single. Yeah. It's just a basic mattress and everything. It's nothing special. But I feel like

the way it is much moving around is I do with the little bit I do sleep. There's like

indentations and stuff. I don't know what I do in my sleep. I really don't. Gymnastics, I think.

Something like that break dancing. I don't know what I'm doing. But I feel like I have to move

it around. And I notice a big difference when I do on my back, especially my lower back. I

notice quite a difference with that. That's a really good note. But I don't think that's when I

think about very often. Oh, man, my oldest is the same way. And I used to joke with them before

because I would look at the state of his bed while he's going to bed. And I'm like, what do you do?

And so I try to figure out a new thing that he did. So I was like, what do you do at night?

Juggle chain saws. Do you wrestle alligators? Oh, that's great. That's really good.

Yeah, you can find out more at goodhousekeeping.com, goodhousekeeping.com. I'm trying to think if

there's any outside the lines here, any other things to mention with this one. I think insect traps,

maybe looking around at those. That's not a bad one. It's funny that you mentioned that.

Oh, yeah. I've been fighting a moth invasion. Oh, no, whoa. Yeah, they're pantry moths. They're just

little ones. Kevin loved it. He is a moth hunter. But he's not here right now. So the moths are

to have this week. Seriously, guys, I kill like 10 of them on my seawing at a time. It's ridiculous.

Wow. The fear of leaving for vacation and coming back in my ceilings are just covered with moths.

Watch out for moth, man. Just like a horror movie. I like that a little bit when moths attack.

So I spent a day earlier this week like washing the walls and the ceilings and the floors

in my living room. That's as far as I've gotten. And I cleaned out my pantries because they

recommend that. And you're supposed to wash all the walls and ceilings and floors. Well,

I don't have time to do that. But my dad did bring me moth traps last night when he came to

see the show at Wisconsin Rept community theater. So I will be putting out moth traps. That's

cool. That's good of him for doing that. I've never dealt with moths really. Really? It's

interesting. I'm going to keep note of that, Melissa, because I've never dealt with them if I do.

I'm keeping note and I'm calling you. Be careful, man. They will cut you.

Moths, very good at the martial arts. Yes, very, very good. A little of those facts.

Very good to take one, though. Yes. Let's go to this one right here. I think this is a fun way

to wrap up the hour. And if you are going to dream, dream big, I mean, big don't let anybody tell

you you can't accomplish something. You're dream, you're, you're as big as your dreams and your

dreams are as big as you. You can accomplish anything. There, there is nothing impossible in life.

Look at what we've done as human beings. It's incredible. We have gone to the to the moon. It's,

now it's not even a big deal for us to go to the moon. We went to the moon again. Yeah, outer space

the depths of the ocean, the things we've created. I mean, it's amazing what we've done. And then

there's this guy. This week, a radio host in the UK was talking about the 200th anniversary of

the R N L I, the Royal Navy lifeboat institution. They're kind of like the Coast Guard. This week,

we also celebrated our own Coast Guard's birthday. We send a special shout out to the Coast Guard

and begin with all the great workers and them from the dawn of the Coast Guard to today to the

future. So this guy was trying to explain how dedicated they are and did so by telling a story

about a very strange man in his bathtub. Someone at the R N L I told him about a guy in southwest

England who kept trying to row a bathtub all the way to Scotland. Oh my. He always had his dog

with him that he always had his dog with him. They'd get about a half a mile out to see before

they'd start sinking, but he kept doing it. They were rescued once they were rescuing him once

a week and bringing him and his tub back to shore once a week. Side note, what the what man,

why'd you got to bring the dog? The dog didn't want this. That's the true that a right story.

They ultimately decided the only way to save this guy's life was destroying his bathtub.

Destroy that tub man. They smashed it in the middle of the night and he never even tried again.

So in the end, he lived, but his dream passed, you know, this dream died. Bath tub sabotage.

I want so badly the video footage. Oh my gosh. It sounds like a movie guy.

Like actual like official like royal navy lifeboat members. Like in uniform.

Right. Yeah. And then how did they break it without making noise?

Like that's I'm kind of curious about that. I'm not a little afraid of this group.

Yeah. Yeah. They're walking. They wow. That's impressive.

I didn't know they were also ninjas. Yeah.

Really impressive. That's very impressive.

There's so much to take for the story. There's so much. Again, the dog shouldn't have been out of the boat.

No. On the tub. Yeah. He's got me doing it now. Wow. You know, man.

That's that's a tough one. It's supposed to be three men in a tub.

Do they find out? Was he the baker? Yeah. Yeah. The candlestick. Candlestick maker.

Maybe it's distraught about not no one wanting candlesticks anymore.

Yeah. He definitely wasn't the skipper. He definitely wasn't the skipper.

This is now of all the things to like, okay, I'm making a boat myself and I'm going to use something

in my house or whatever. I get the idea of the bathtub.

Well, it's the right shape. Like for five seconds.

Like, but after that five seconds, it's kind of like, well, of course, this would never work.

It has a hole in it. Forgot. And it doesn't have a rudder. Yeah. I was wondering that too.

The best thing that my biggest takeaway from this whole thing is, okay, we're used to this stuff

in the United States. The thing that gets me is they all did this with a British accent.

Is that going out there on a tub? Is that a tub that he's on? I can't believe that.

We got to go stop him. We want to stop him over there. I don't think we should let him do this.

This is bloody dangerous while he's down. It's a dog with him. He's got a dog with him.

Bloody right. I love you're so right, man. Man, we have to destroy the tub.

Now, what going to do is be very quiet about this.

We all look like my two great fine guys together.

I love this story. This one stayed under that eight rights. This is going to their classic

that eight rights. It might be an end of the year review one, I think. At the end of the year,

we go over all of our that eight rights stories. This is going in there, man. That's a good one.

We got a good bunch of plays going on this weekend in our area. We want to highlight

as all of them as we can. And one of them I want to make sure to take a note on is the

Grace Luthan player's hotel pickle. And Tresinski is directing this one. And awesome.

The players are awesome. Great people over there. Wonderful actors. Check out this two

act play. It's a lot of fun. And it's an opportunity to help out the Grace Luthan players

continue to do the great work that they do in this community. Greatly appreciate people like that.

And you know, all of our local churches are like this. I don't want to say that they're the

only ones. All of our local churches are so hey, come on over. Yeah, but I'm this faith.

No, it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. We're all comers. You know,

you want to show up? Come on by. You want to come and take a play. Come on by. That's not the

world that I grew up in. And I am so appreciative of that. A big shout out to all of our local

churches and all of our good people out there. And especially the hotel pickle cast and break a leg.

Have a great run. Yeah. Have fun. Grace players are performing the hotel pickle. They are doing

that tonight. The 9th and the 10th. So it'll be going on right until Sunday. But yeah,

weekend. They have a show tonight, 630 show tonight. And then Saturday of the dinner show at 6th.

Sunday, they will have a show at 1.30. Nice. It's going to be a lot of fun. Visit them at

Grace Luthan Church at 1531 Wittrock Avenue in Wisconsin Rapids. And if you would like to go,

well, Anne was nice enough to give me four tickets. Yeah, you want to go. You go ahead and give

us a call 715-424-2600-424-2600. Do you like pickles? Yes or no? That's all you've got to do.

Oh, you guys. There's no wrong answer here. Yep. No wrong answer. No wrong answer. You'll get

your one yourself. Four tickets to see who tell pickle from the Grace Luthan player. Grace

players. And shout out to them. Break a leg. Have fun. Everybody. Yeah. We'll be back with more

fun on the morning show right here at WFHR. Locally grown radio.