Matt Connarton Unleashed 6-30-23

0:41 Hello everybody, Welcome, Happy Friday. Here we go. It is that

0:45 time again. Matt Connerton Unleashed and we are live from the studios of w

0:50 m n H Threem and Glorious Downtown Manchester, New Hampshire, also on Comcast

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0:59 the nation and around the globe. You can go to my website Matt Connerton

1:02 dot com for all of your live streaming options, social media links, contact

1:04 info, show archives, etc. Et cetera. It is Friday, June

1:10 thirtieth, two thousand and twenty three, and I am not alone. If

1:15 you haven't girl problems out for bath for your son. I got ninety nine

1:18 problems, but one. DJ Reckless is at the news desk. What's up?

1:23 What's going on? It's another day. It's beautiful out, yes,

1:26 yes, as well little humid, hum, little humid. Yeah, but

1:30 it's that time of year. I do so love the summertime. Listen,

1:34 it's not raining, okay, so yeah, doing pretty damn good. Yeah

1:38 yeah. Oh yeah. The other day I thought I was gonna get swept

1:40 away. Yeah. I got caught in two of those storms. That was

1:42 not impressed, not impressed at all. Away it was very frightening, but

1:48 welcome everybody. And by the way, it's our last, our last unleashed

1:52 of the week. And then just to remind people too, next week we

1:56 are off. It is our summer break, but it is only for a

1:57 week. So next week we've got a brand new, fresh batch of best

2:01 of editions for you that you can hear so and the morning show will be

2:07 off also to no live shows next week, but then we'll be back on

2:10 July ten. We have a very exciting show for you. Today. We

2:15 have a busy show, let's see, coming up in just a few minutes.

2:17 We're going to do well. Actually i'll circle back to that. Coming

2:22 up about four or forty five, we're gonna do Eric Pilter's classic film review

2:25 the return this week, and the subject is Raiders of the Lost Arc,

2:30 good old Indiana Joe. That's right, the original, the original Indiana Jones

2:35 film, Raiders of the Lost Arc, the very first one. And then

2:38 and then in the second hour we're gonna be joined in studio by Hue the

2:40 Gecko, so very excited about that. He's our musical guest today. But

2:46 in just a few minutes, we're going to do the world radio premiere.

2:51 I do so love the World Radio premiere. Is Jerry Robinson's Mailbox Dog is

2:54 the name of the band. That's a sick name for it, Ben,

2:58 Yeah, I know. I mean if it was just mail Box Dog,

3:00 you'd be like, oh, that's kind of dumb. But Jerry Robinson's Mailbox

3:04 Dog. That's got some shine to it, right exactly. It gives you

3:07 that like yes for a band name that you need. And Jerry is great,

3:13 you know. He uh he recently called the show. He's become a

3:15 friend of the show. He called and he uh gave me the position of

3:21 what is it, uh, commander to the Supreme Leader in Jerry Robinson's Rock

3:25 and Roll Army. So very exciting. I'm the commander to the Supreme Leader.

3:30 Can you even believe it? I never even big. That's a big,

3:32 big thing for you, Matt. I know, I know up in

3:35 the world, aren't we. I can't wait until my uniform arrives. That's

3:38 gonna be really exciting. And uh so he recorded a song it's called down

3:44 in New Orleans or playing in New Orleans. I'm sorry you're playing down in

3:46 New Orleans. And I'm not sure I have the title exactly correct. But

3:51 here's the thing. Not only is he on the track, but a couple

3:53 of other people we know are on the track with him, Uh Billy Painter

3:59 of course Outlaw Radio he plays drums, and Eric Pilcher, who is actually

4:03 credited on the track as Eric Pincher. Apparently that's his stage name, so

4:09 when Eric, I guess when he performs, when he records music, he's

4:12 Eric Pinchercher. Well that could work too, But actually I had no idea

4:18 that he could play a guitar like he does. I mean, it's just

4:21 fire, I think, is what the young people say, right, you

4:25 say fire fire, It's it's amazing. So we're gonna hear that in just

4:30 a moment, of course. Jerry Robinson's Mailbox Dog the world radio premiere of

4:35 his of his new soon to be hit song playing in New Orleans. Very

4:42 exciting. I think it might be a demo. I'm not sure if it's

4:45 the official song or not. It sounds a little, uh, you know,

4:47 like a garage band, but no, but it's it's really really good.

4:50 I can't wait to share it with you. I've been I've been on

4:55 pins and needles all day. Uh. Speaking of singles, by the way,

4:58 we should mention the song we opened with today open the show is a

5:01 track called Attention by Sammy Adams. But you also have some involvement in that

5:09 song, don't you there, DJ Reckless a little bit, a little bit

5:11 of a little bit of writing choruses. Yes, yes, yeah, no,

5:15 I'm stoked. I'm stoked to hear that. Actually, I'm even stoked

5:17 to play it live next week because I'm on tour with him. So ah,

5:20 yes, yeah, you should mention that plug that next week Thursday,

5:26 Friday, Saturday, Sunday. Possibly, I don't know what's going on.

5:30 The weather, yea, the weather. But Thursday we got Sammy Adams and

5:33 collywoods at Bernie's Beach part in Hampton, New Hampshire. I'm really stoked to

5:36 be playing on that show. If anybody has followed me for a while now,

5:40 you guys know that me and Sammy are like like best friends. I've

5:45 done shows with him before, from Boston to Sanna, New York or as

5:48 the Sanna No It's Loud and Loudenville, New York for Sianna College. This

5:53 is a little warm up though, because August thirty. First, Sammy's coming

5:57 to Manchester with me and we're doing a joint show together at Soho by Strong

6:01 Lounge. Tickets are gonna go up, I think next week. I believe

6:05 we're looking at it's it's the whole thing. But I'm really stoked on that,

6:10 Like, that's that's huge Sammy. Sammy used to be involved in the

6:14 Barstool Sports and stuff like that, went on tour with them. Oh,

6:16 I didn't realize that. Yeah, this was years ago though, so he's

6:19 kind of coming back. COVID kind of just took him out. He was

6:23 like, I don't want to make music now. Now he's making music and

6:25 he's killing it. Yeah, yeah, you'd stop. His tour so far

6:28 has sold out. Yeah, and excellent. Yeah, excellent. Now that's

6:33 cool and it's cool that you did that. So you helped him, You

6:36 helped right? Did you did you produce or what? What? What did

6:39 you do? Write that song? I hope write that song? We actually

6:43 was it December? No, it was before, it was before okay,

6:46 and then it didn't get released till like recently. Yeah. Yeah, that

6:47 song is set in the archives for dude, probably six seven months by the

6:53 way, so I haven't heard a ton of his stuff, just a little

6:56 bit here and there, dribs and drabs. But that song, obviously he's

6:59 not rapping on when he's singing. Yeah, he does. He have other

7:01 songs like that where you're singing. Yeah. So I think recently he's coming

7:04 out with him. I can't speak for him, but I feel like he's

7:08 trying to get a new sound. Yeah. Like I said in the green

7:12 room, green room with him together a few weeks ago in New York,

7:15 and I was listening to some of the tracks and I was like, it's

7:18 not what you would think he would do. He came up during that frat

7:21 rap era with like Mac Miller, Waka Flocka stuff like Dad doing them frat

7:27 shows. Now he's like gone from the frat rap era to like sort of

7:30 dm ish. That track was produced by UM some project X I'm not sure,

7:38 but to eight Mafia, and if you know eight to eight Mafia,

7:43 they're pretty good and pretty big in production. Yeah. Yeah, oh very

7:46 cool. That's cool. You're gonna be touring with him, and uh,

7:49 what do you have? You've got a show tonight right locally? Right up.

7:53 Yeah, we're back. It's been a while since I've been at six

7:55 oh three. Yeah, it has, actually has, it has, yeah,

7:59 because I've been exploring other other avenues right now, other parties stuff like

8:03 that. Yeah, but yeah, No, we're back to back tonight and

8:05 tomorrow night at six or three. Feels good. It's good to be back

8:09 there. Actually, I will say yeah because as you as you know,

8:11 I've been playing Soho a lot. Yeah. I love Soho. I love

8:16 the vibes, but I want to I want to go back. Yeah,

8:20 you know what I mean. Yeah, and it's important that I show the

8:22 people, the bartenders over there that hey, I didn't just dip out right,

8:28 I'm seeing what works and something's working in this city. Yeah, yeah,

8:33 absolutely excellent. Hampton picked up two this week. Walies my weekly residency.

8:39 That's crazy. Oh yeah, you should plug that too, because I

8:41 don't think you've mentioned that on the show. Because every Monday until Labor Day

8:43 we're at Walies in Hampton Beach and if you are a bartender, server or

8:48 even work in the restaurant industry, you get fifty percent off your tab.

8:52 Oh so they do an industry night and its Industry Nights. Very cool.

8:54 Yeah, the Opknot does that on Wednesdays. Yeah, that's excellent. So

8:58 it's been busy, uh, not so a lot, not not till this

9:01 week. Oh okay, it popped off this week. I think it was

9:05 a multitude of things. Yeah, I think it was Bike week before that,

9:09 and then just the beginning of the summer or beginning in June just particularly

9:13 slow. Yeah. Now that we're about to uh oh by the way too,

9:16 today is the last because it is June thirtieth, it's the last day

9:20 of Pride month. How did that go? Because you dj at Pride in

9:24 Manchester? Um, it was definitely interesting. Yeah, I enjoyed it.

9:30 It was a really eye opening experience. Yeah. I did not like djaying

9:33 in the rain. Oh no. But seeing the amount of people that came

9:37 out that night or that day was kind of like, but where were you?

9:41 You were? You were underneath something, right the tent over there?

9:45 Yeah okay, but it was it was definitely interesting. I forgot that it

9:48 rained that day. Oh yeah, no, it rained. Oh yeah,

9:52 that puts a damper on things. See what I did there, it's it's

9:54 upun damper. It was rained anyway, That's why I'm in afternoon drive.

10:00 Um. Yeah, very good, very good. Um. Oh, and

10:03 we should mention too for those watching online. Although I haven't seen I know

10:07 Melanie usually is the first one to point it out. I haven't seen her

10:11 in the chat room yet, but you've got you got a lot of red

10:13 going on over there. Oh yeah, we're matching shoes, um, drink,

10:20 headphones, phone, yep. I like. I don't know if you

10:22 can tell, but red and black and my favorite colors. Yeah, yeah,

10:26 yeah, no, I like it. Red's my favorite color. Absolutely.

10:30 By the way, too, we should remind people watching online avenue hat

10:33 my people's action hat. This is the wonderful hat that Jenny got for me

10:37 and when she was in Washington, DC doing some great work and continues to

10:41 do great work with advocating for healthcare for for people who are in need,

10:48 which is a big subject. We won't get into all of it right now,

10:50 but I think she's planning to come in with me on the tenth of

10:52 July when we come back from break, and she'll she'll talk all about what

10:56 she's been up to, and that'll be uh, that'll be very cool.

11:00 Um. I think we should, uh now before I give the phone numbers

11:03 out and everything. I think we should because I know everybody is on pins

11:07 and needles. I'm excited. Yes, actually we'll say hello to everybody in

11:09 the Facebook live Jack No, no, no no World Radio Premiere time.

11:13 I'm excited. Well yeah, but I can't do this to me. I

11:16 saw, I saw. Well, you know it's in radio. See you

11:18 want to you gotta hook him in, you gotta spring him along a little

11:22 bit. Uh, It's it's true, it's true. Our friend Mike from

11:26 Queen City Cabinetry is in the chat room. Mike, of course not only

11:28 a sponsor of WMNH, but one of our great co hosts on retro Spectrum

11:33 Radio, which you can hear tonight from eight to eleven PM. I'll be

11:35 there, of course with Paulic and uh Mike and uh DJ Steve tonight.

11:39 The theme is summertime Songs, appropriately in the summer of SIXTEENA. That's uh,

11:46 that's some Brian Adams right there. Yes, I always forgot who that

11:48 was sung by actually till now. Interestingly enough, he would have had to

11:54 have been like a child if if it was actually the summer of nineteen sixty

11:58 nine, So the song is not is not autobiographical. Eric Pilcher is in

12:03 the chat room, and and he's very excited for the world radio premiere of

12:09 playing in New Orleans by Jerry Robinson's Mailbox Dog. He says, number one

12:13 with a bullet, I think today, I think this will be the launching

12:16 pad that's going to send that song straight up the charts to number one.

12:20 Rondo Favera, Rondo, Ronda Favero. You know what it is in my

12:22 mind? I do this sometimes. I created an amalgam of her first name

12:26 and last name, and I said Rondo. It's Ronda Favero from California,

12:31 says hello everyone, Hello Ronda. Also Isaac Banks, of course, joins

12:35 us from Greensboro, North Carolina. And there is policy, he says,

12:39 Hi, big fan, We're big fans of you. Policy, and I

12:41 will see you this evening for retro spectrum radio with policy. All right,

12:46 let's get to it without further Ado. This is what you are about to

12:50 hear is magnificence. This is again the name of the band is Jerry Robinson's

12:56 Mailbox Dog. And on the track with him, Jerry Robinson has Eric Pincher,

13:01 who is actually Eric Pilcher, but apparently his stage name is Eric Pincher,

13:03 playing guitar smoking Smoking on the guitar and the great Billy Painter on drums

13:11 from Outlaw Radio. Billy Painter fantastic. And by the way, looking at

13:13 the artwork for the single, it's interesting. It looks like two insurance salesman

13:20 and a guy from Duck Dynasty. But it does. But that's what it

13:28 looks like. But anyway, you're a guy from Duck Dynasty. That's what

13:33 That's what it looks like to me. But without further ado, here,

13:37 Oh my god, you are gonna love this. This is this is great

13:41 Jerry Robinson's Mailbox Dog playing in New Orleans. Check this out, one,

13:46 two, three four, all right on the corner called the New Orleans.

14:18 Everybody's having a new time. Yeah, we're gonna rocket rolling it here town,

14:26 babe, gonna New Ridge and h oh, come on up people now

14:31 in joint you'll find boys feeling nervous to cool down. We're gonna play it

14:37 down in New Orleans. And Louisian playing gout in New Orleans. Me that

14:48 Los Breed playing it down in New Orleans and say, yain't's winding and winding

15:03 my hand down? Yeah, like to be a big rock in the start

15:15 trying to make a little funding. I got no way it's gonna work.

15:20 It's hard, Nabby. Can't you take my harnty? Do win? You

15:26 when you got in the police shake you an stread playing gout in ther plies

15:37 at the DC. Yeah, yea't waving and winding my hand all right,

15:50 by Eric, Good time to get funing meal men, working sons trying to

16:25 make a little money. And I got no bring the donna works hard.

16:30 Stayby. You can take mine corny with you. Stand out in the morning,

16:40 sack me like us reread standing out of Morley and this day Hi Hi

16:57 Si Yeah, all the best Jerry, Jarry r y Wow. I mean

17:34 what else can you say? Wow? Stunner, Yes, yes, check

17:40 out Billboard. Jerry Robinson's video chronicles is the YouTube channel and uh that guy

17:48 um and uh his YouTube videos are great too. And he's got a radio

17:52 show, The Crazy Jerry Show, just fantastic. And I've I often say

17:56 I think he's the next rated art comedy star, the next Howard Stern.

18:00 Jerry Robinson, He's the guy right there, damn. Eric Pilcher in the

18:04 chat room, he says, regarding the recording of that, I just picked

18:07 up the guitar and ripped. It was magic, just ripped. Yeah.

18:11 All the calls are starting to come in. People are people are very excited

18:15 for this world radio premiere. Hi, welcome to Matt Connerton Unleashed. Who's

18:19 this hello, Matt? So this is Jerry Robinson. Oh my god.

18:25 You know, Jerry, It's always wonderful to talk with you, but now

18:30 I feel like I'm talking to a bonifide rock star, big big fan here,

18:33 Jerry. Yeah, DJ Reckless he's on board. Guys, thank you

18:37 so much for playing my very very first actual real song. It's it's been

18:41 I mean, I know it's been a couple of benits since I have got

18:45 tall to you. But I could not have done it but got my great

18:48 friend Eric Pincha and Billy Painter. Yeah, those guys are just magic in

18:55 the studio. Clearly, I really think you got a bonafide like top one

19:00 Billboard hit coming soon on the rock charts. Man, I really do top

19:03 one hundred. I may call my people, I say, probably top seventy

19:06 five at least. Let me call my people. Thank you guys very much.

19:08 We've been dozens and dozens of dollars on that recording. Billy Painter.

19:14 He knocked out the drums and one single take didn't even spreak a sweat.

19:18 Eric Pincher laid down that sexy guitar riff and all the stuff, And to

19:22 be quite frankly, I don't understand why I screamed Jerry in the middle of

19:26 the song, but I guess it just felt right. I must tell you

19:30 I was a little bit puzzled by that as well, but that's okay.

19:33 It's just it's all rock and roll. And I love the name Jerry Robinson's

19:37 mailbox Dog. What a great name. I mean, if you had just

19:40 called it mailbox Dog, I would have been like, oh, that's not

19:42 very cool. But Jerry Robins, You're right, talk by itself is kind

19:48 of you know. I I tooled around with a couple of different names,

19:51 like, well, there's one particularly I can't exactly say over the radio,

19:55 but one of them was like Jerry and the scumbags and all sorts of stuff.

19:57 And then I thought, oh, my goodness, Jerry Robinson's mailbox Dog.

20:03 What a dream team right there? Yes, yes, it's just Scott.

20:07 It's it's just a magical name. People will hear that name and say

20:10 I got to hear some of that. Yeah, I kind of a part

20:15 to me kind of wishes you would have played the intro, but I'm the

20:18 stand that you have very limited radio time. Yeah. Yes, if y'all

20:21 want to see the full the full song plus the intro of me explaining everything

20:25 and kind of sticking it to an individual, you can find me out over

20:30 on YouTube, of course, at the Crazy Jerry Show. Yes, yes,

20:34 everyone needs to check out the Crazy Wait is it I thought it was.

20:40 Is that the YouTube channel? Well, I believe that's the at handle,

20:45 But of you can find me at Jerry Robinson's video chronicle. Oh okay,

20:48 that's what I was I was confused about. I want to make sure

20:51 that people know exactly where to find you, Jerry yet, because you are

20:55 the next rated art comedy star. You are the next hour at Stern and

20:59 you might you might just be the next David Lee Roth. Oh wow,

21:03 David Lee Roth. I mean, he's pretty big shoos to fill. H

21:07 But listen, I couldn't have done it without you either, Matt. When

21:08 you stayed on the phone with me for four hours helping me send a file

21:11 over email, that made it so simple and easy to send you that file

21:17 for the song. It was worth it, my friend, it was it

21:21 was worth it. I remember that night, oh yeah, oh yeah,

21:23 I had to go without dinner because Matt didn't cook. M that's right,

21:26 that's right. I remember that. I still feel pretty bad about it.

21:30 But but you're a great listen, guys. I hope you have a fantastic

21:33 rest of your day. Thank you so much for showing up. Jerry's Jerry

21:37 Robinson's mailbox dog all the best, Jerry, All right by Jerry. Guys.

21:44 Good for Jerry Robins. This is fantastic, just great stuff, great

21:48 stuff. They're gonna have a big summer. Yes, the Astronomical the World

21:53 radio premiere. Outstanding. H if you are just joining us, Oh,

22:00 by the way, Isaac Banks in the chat room helpfully points out David Lee

22:03 Roth was the lead singer of Van Halen. Good job in Greensboro, North

22:11 Carolina. They're very focused on education and making sure people know things, which

22:15 is important, which is important if you're just joining us. By the way,

22:18 we have a lot of great stuff today. We have in just a

22:22 little bit, uh, Eric Pilcher's classic film review. So you get a

22:26 double dose of Eric Pilcher. You get Eric Pincher and Eric Pilcher, and

22:30 this week the subject is the film Raiders of the Lost Arc, the original

22:33 Indiana Jones film. And then in the second hour we're gonna be joined in

22:37 studio by Hue the Gecko, who will be performing live for us. But

22:41 meanwhile, if you'd like to get in with the call, you certainly can.

22:45 The studio line is open six zo three two five six seven six zo

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23:00 course you can interact end O Pine in the Facebook live chat. But the

23:07 best thing to do so that we can hear and enjoy your dulcet tones is

23:11 to give us a call at six zo three two five z six z seven

23:15 six zo three two five six seven. Um. By the way, a

23:22 lot of a lot of big news, uh with the Supreme Court this week.

23:27 That's going to require a deep dive. I don't think we really have

23:30 time for it today, but it's gonna require two shows. Dude. Oh

23:33 yeah, yeah, there's there was a lot, uh, new new decisions

23:38 handed down today. Um, but it's um, it's pretty remarkable. Uh

23:45 and um, but not surprising the student debt. Out of everything, I

23:49 thought the student debt decision was the most predictable. Um, I'll say that.

23:56 I mean the administration had to know that was coming, and I'm sure

24:00 they did know. Oh and supposedly, but I must have already happened.

24:03 Wait wasn't I did hear about the colleges can't discriminate against color? Well?

24:10 What that was? So? What that is? It effectively ends affirmative action,

24:15 or at least as we've known it at colleges, so that colleges can

24:18 no longer Now they were never able to have a quota system. That's uh,

24:22 that's prohibited. But um, but they were able to put more weight

24:26 on bringing in uh students who are who are black Americans? You know,

24:32 for example, because I first, I will be honest with you, colleges

24:37 are some of the most Some of these colleges are some of the most racist

24:40 people I've ever seen in my life. Like I've seen sororities and frats that

24:45 have not had a single person of color, and it disgusts me. It

24:48 disgusted me, that's interesting that that's yeah, that's that's local colleges too.

24:53 That's not an angle that I would have thought of. But but that is

24:57 interesting because if yeah, because part of why colleges like to be able to

25:06 colleges like to be able to generally most colleges, certainly not all. I'm

25:10 sure like to have a degree of diversity on campus. But you're right because

25:15 if you if college is now and by the way, where this has already

25:18 been done, because I think college is in California. I think in California

25:22 there's a law, there was already a law in the books saying that collegists

25:26 could no longer make a you know, effectively, collegist could no longer have

25:32 affirmative action. And they did see a whitening, if you will, of

25:36 their college campuses just far less diverse. I think it was in California,

25:41 which is surprised you're telling me the universe the deve Alabama it isn't like racist,

25:49 Okay, Alabama has always been racists. Well, I wouldn't paint with

25:55 such a broad brush. I would there are are people in Alabama who sure

26:00 a racist. I mean, you're going to find you're certainly going to find

26:03 in a place like Alabama, I would assume more and more. Yes,

26:06 uh, that is the Okay, I'll wheeld that back a little bit.

26:10 That is the the Deep South. And uh uh but I I do think,

26:18 uh, but your your point is interesting in that if there's less diversity

26:22 on campus, and certainly you are going to see less diversity and uh fraternities

26:26 and sororities and um, part of that might just be a function of of

26:32 you know, like here in New Hampshire, obviously we're a very white state

26:34 to begin with. You know, Manchester, being the largest city in the

26:37 state, is is ethnically diverse, and so as Nashua. But you get

26:42 out of these cities and it's it's it's pretty uh you know, it's a

26:47 pretty white place. So so some of that's baked into the cake, and

26:52 that you're just not going to see a ton necessarily of diversity on college campuses

26:56 here to begin with, just because uh, you know, from students who

27:00 come from out of state, out of state students matriculating here, you're just

27:04 not going to see a lot of diversity to begin with. And most of

27:07 the kids that Coda's college up in here at least done in southern New Hampshire,

27:12 like saying as New like that those are kids from like mass Yeah,

27:17 that's mainly what it is. Yeah. Um, But what's interesting, oh,

27:22 Scott Robinson is in the chat he says, boy, those Republicans keep

27:26 on proving how much they stand up for the working folk A bunch of bees?

27:30 Can I say that? Well, I cleaned it up. Um,

27:33 you can say whatever you want to in the chat room, though we don't.

27:34 We don't censor the chat room. You can Melanie swears in there.

27:37 It's fine. Um, I'm just careful about and day in my life.

27:41 I'm just careful about what I read on the air. But what is interesting,

27:45 and this is why will you know, We'll we'll talk about it a

27:48 little bit now, obviously, but we'll sometimes in the week that we're back,

27:52 we'll we'll really do a deep dive on this. But just to get

27:56 into a little bit of the nuance around uh, that particular ruling, the

28:03 decision which was written by Chief Justice John Roberts, the majority decision on that

28:07 case. He was very careful to say that this does not mean that admissions

28:17 boards at these colleges that they can't consider somebody's personal story when making decisions about

28:25 admissions. So, for example, if someone submits an essay about and they

28:32 discuss in that in their admissions you know, the essay that they hand in

28:37 with admissions as a specific name for that, it's escaping me at the moment.

28:41 But if they discuss some of the hardship or or some of the challenges

28:47 that they've encountered because of their race or ethnicity, you can still consider that.

28:53 So it's not as though, because part of the practical issue is okay,

28:57 if you say to colleges, well, race can't enter into it at

29:02 all, then okay. So what do you do if you're in charge of

29:04 admissions and you get a letter from a potential student and they do talk about

29:10 race in their letter and some of what they've had to deal with. Do

29:14 you take that and say, oh, I got to burn this. I

29:15 can't even and then I have to try to wipe it from my memory because

29:18 I cannot allow anything in that letter to enter into my decision because they talked

29:22 about race. No, So he was careful in what he wrote to make

29:29 it clear that that can still play a role. But you just can't,

29:34 you know, you can't have it where someone is checking a box in terms

29:40 of their nationality, and then you use that that cannot play a role.

29:45 They are not quotas to begin with, but you can't but you can't have

29:48 them check a box. But it's so it's a little more nuanced than saying

29:56 it can't play any kind of a role, because again, someone can indicate

30:02 their background, their ethnic background, and and that can play a role.

30:07 It's it's going to be interesting because these colleges are going to have to figure

30:11 out, you know, because nobody wants to get sued. And part of

30:15 what might be a problem is if if a college looks like they're still taking

30:22 race into consideration, which again there is a mechanism for that, but if

30:32 they look like they're doing it too much, someone might sue. Or if

30:36 they look like they've overcorrected and now they're just trying not to take black students

30:41 because they're they're paranoid about getting into trouble. It's going to be difficult to

30:48 navigate these waters going forward. So I would rather they had left it alone.

30:55 You can you can make a conservative argument for actually not getting rid of

31:03 affirmative action in terms of colleges by saying, well, what about the right

31:07 of free association. Maybe that's more of a libertarian argument. But if if

31:15 you want these colleges to be able to take whatever students whoever they want to,

31:22 then maybe it's not the government's place to be telling them who they can

31:25 and cannot take and interfering with their admissions process. And therefore, if they

31:30 want to have an affirmative action process, they have a right to and who

31:34 is the government to tell them that they can't. You could argue it that

31:37 way if you want to give a pro It sounds counterintuitive, but if you

31:42 want to give sort of a pro affirmative action argument from a conservative perspective,

31:48 that's probably how I would do it. And if any of the conservatives on

31:52 the Supreme Court had decided to vote against striking down affirmative action at colleges,

31:57 that's probably how they would have approach it. You know, who are we

32:00 to say what a college can and cannot do in terms of how they admit

32:04 students. But it is likely to have an effect. I mean, you're

32:07 going to have less diverse colleges in the United States. I think there's no

32:13 getting around that. Chris Pourrier or I'm not sure if it's Poorior or Poorier.

32:20 I'm never sure how to say his name. But Chrispy is how he's

32:22 better known stand up comedian is in the chat room. He says, Supreme

32:27 Supreme courts newest may harm. Oh newest decisions may harm and cause and chaos.

32:34 To obstruct and help Trump anyway they can end is more proof of obstruction

32:39 and against the Constitution. For Pete's sake, Roberts is guilty of obstruction,

32:44 so it seems I wouldn't argue it that way, but I take your point,

32:50 Chrispy. Tom Blanchard joins us in the chat room and says a person's

32:54 name might give away a person's race. That's an interesting point. I hadn't

32:59 thought of that true. I mean that, you know, obviously a limited

33:02 circumstance. That's true. Miriam Bannis joins us in the Facebook live chat and

33:06 says good afternoon and hello Miriam. Also, Jenny is in the chat and

33:09 says shalom peeps. Isaac Banks says, what's with ex President Trump? Well,

33:15 that's another broad question we can do a deep dive on um. Scott

33:20 Robinson says they should also disallow large donors, so that little pete Vanderbilt can't

33:25 get in. Well, that's another thing that's come up in this is the

33:30 legacy where you know, somebody who's very successful, shall we say, someone

33:37 who's very wealthy, who does donate to a school and then there because they

33:40 went there, it's their alma mater, they're they're a an alumni or alumni

33:46 is it? Would it be a lump yeah, alumnus if they're an alumnus,

33:50 alumni would be the plural, the Latin plural. Uh. You know,

33:52 should there should their son or daughter automatically yet to get in, and

33:57 should should legacy be considered? I think that's what what you're getting at scott

34:04 um So that was that was one one of the decisions. Uh. You

34:12 know, It's funny because people at myself included a lot of people were were

34:16 quite pleased with the recent support Supreme Court decision about uh keeping uh keeping out

34:24 the independent state legislature theory. But but this week, boy, I'll tell

34:30 you what a lot of that good will has gone. So anyway, Uh,

34:34 the point being, I don't I don't like that decision, the one

34:37 about the website designer. That one's a little more uh complex and nuanced and

34:43 I will will save that for when we do a deep dive. Um,

34:47 but because we we've got to get to Eric's review shortly. But uh so

34:52 there's a lot too, There's a lot to talk about. And I know

34:55 that the student debt one though, I I think that was the one you

35:00 brought up, right, you brought up the student debt first. Oh,

35:04 you brought up the colleges. Yeah, that in the LGBTQ decision, right

35:08 right, But the student debt, I mean you probably know a lot of

35:12 people in your peer group who that affects. Yeah, that one was not

35:19 a surprise to me. But I thought way back when Biden said, when

35:22 he signed an executive order saying the administration, you know, we will we

35:27 will forgive student debt, I thought at the time, No, this is

35:30 going to be trouble. What was the decision, Well, they struck it

35:36 down. They said the president doesn't have the authority to do that. Part

35:39 of the problem is there's a law called the Heroes Act, which was signed

35:45 into law in two thousand and three. And what the Hero's Act is supposed

35:49 to do is as I understand it, and I'm not an expert on it,

35:52 but basically, if you can have under the Heroes Act, you can

35:55 have your student debt forgiven. If say, for example, you have student

36:00 debt, but you are going to go and fight in the military. It

36:05 was done in kind sort of in the wake of nine to eleven. You're

36:07 going to go fight in the military, but you've got all this student debt.

36:12 Well you can get your debt forgiven or deferred or whatever. So so

36:15 something can be done for you so that this debt doesn't continue to be a

36:20 burden. That's what the law was originally for. The Biden administration said,

36:27 well, we're acting within the scope of the law. We're saying, because

36:32 of the pandemic, it is an unfair burden. So they tried to use

36:37 the pandemic as the reason. Because of the pandemic, it's an unfair burden

36:40 for people to continue to have to have to continue to pay this this debt

36:45 where you know, people are losing their jobs and again, you know,

36:47 in the early days of the pandemic, with the shutdowns and everything, people

36:51 are getting laid off, people are losing their jobs, but they still have

36:52 all this debt. So of course there were deferments on the debt. But

36:58 then Biden said you know what we're going to do student loan forgiveness. He

37:01 was under a lot of pressure from the left to do that, and they

37:05 tried to use the Heroes Act, and they said they were acting within the

37:08 scope of the law. Well, they might have been acting, from their

37:12 perspective, within the letter of the law, but there's the letter of the

37:15 law and the spirit of the law, and that is not what the Heroes

37:19 Act was supposed to be four. So they were not acting within the spirit

37:23 of the law. And apparently the Supreme Court said they also were not acting

37:28 within the letter of the law, and so they struck that down and said,

37:30 no, you can't do this. But I saw a trouble with that

37:34 right from the beginning. I from the beginning, I was skeptical that they

37:37 were going to get away with that. So, but that is horrendous defeat

37:44 politically for the Biden administration. I mean that's because I don't see now supposedly

37:50 he was speaking today and that might have already happened about that. I don't

37:52 know what else they can do. There is not much. I mean,

37:55 it seems to me it's a dead issue now. The Supreme Court struck that

37:58 down. I don't know what else they can without control of Congress. And

38:01 it's really and even among Democrats, it's only the you know, like Bernie

38:05 Sanders and people like that. You know, well, he's not a Democrat

38:07 technically as an independent, but it's really just the left of the Democratic Party

38:13 that would ever go for that. Anyway, moderate Democrats really didn't want much

38:15 to do with it. So, yeah, a big week at the Supreme

38:20 Court's that's for sure. That is for sure. Well, we've we've got

38:27 to get to Eric's review shortly because we have Huey the Gecko coming in.

38:30 Oh, by the way, one other thing, one other thing I wanted

38:34 to mention. I don't know if you've been following this at all or not,

38:36 but yesterday on the show, I talked about how um I was.

38:43 I was hoping that Tom Golly and I could be friends again. Tom Golly

38:45 from the Tom Goalie Show, because he was very mad at me. It

38:49 was two years ago. Now he's very mad at me because I had Jesseps

38:53 from Pod Awful on my show and Tom was having a lot of problems with

38:58 Jesseps and the pot Awful cult and kind of used me as a scapegoat.

39:01 I felt blame me for everything, even though it wasn't me. I just

39:06 stumbled into the situation. So then two nights ago, Tom Gully starts his

39:10 show up again on YouTube, the Tom Gully Show, and he does an

39:15 eight hour and eight Well actually he was on for more than eight, but

39:20 eight hours of that he ended up with guess who jesseps from pot Awful,

39:28 So Jesse's on that stream with him. They went for eight hours. I

39:31 listened to part of it and then I was getting tired, and but I

39:36 checked it the next day eight hours. So then I'm thinking, oh my,

39:40 well, this is great. Obviously they're cool now. No, well

39:45 that's what I thought. It was very friendly. They had great chemistry.

39:49 They're joking around, their laughing, they're having a great time. And I

39:52 thought, well, if Tom's cool with Jesse, now clearly it's all water

39:55 under the bridge. It's been a couple of years. If he's cool with

39:58 Jesse, he must be cool with me. Right. So after my show

40:00 yesterday, I see Tom Gully pop up on YouTube. He's streaming, so

40:06 I was like, you know what, I'm gonna call Tom. I'm gonna

40:07 call Tom show. I called. I'm thinking if he's cool with Jesse,

40:10 he's got to be cool with me. I call into his show. He

40:14 immediately swears at me and hangs up. Apparently he's still furious with me.

40:19 And then I called back and I tried to kind of steam roll him a

40:23 little bit. I just started talking and he ended up hanging up on me

40:27 again. I put the clip up on YouTube for anyone who wants to see

40:29 it. But it's so weird, and I don't understand the whole reason he

40:32 was mad at me to begin with. Unless I misunderstood something, is because

40:35 I had Jesse on my show and Tom felt that that was some sort of

40:38 a betrayal or something. But then Tom just sit in an eight hours stream

40:43 with the guy eight hours on YouTube, so sure to say about that?

40:47 What am I supposed to think? So anyway, I don't think. I

40:52 guess not. I guess not. Tom Gully will always hate me, and

40:57 that's too bad. I still like Tom. Maybe someday he and I can

41:01 find our way back to each other. Maybe it sounded wrong, but you

41:06 know what I mean. But I'm gonna take the I'm gonna continue to take

41:09 the high road. But but I don't want him judging me either. He

41:15 should not judge me for associating with someone he just spent eight hours on YouTube

41:20 with. Yeah, yeah, you're not wrong, I know, right,

41:23 Thank you, thank you. I appreciate that I'm not wrong. Damn it

41:30 anyway. Oh well, yeah, all right, So before we hit the

41:37 review, because I know you have to leave soon to get out of here,

41:39 remind us what you've got going on tonight six out of three barn Girl,

41:44 back to back Saturday, and for tonight and Saturday, I don't know

41:49 what date is anymore. They just bleed into each other. You've been you've

41:52 been working really hard. Hey, money ain't gonna make itself, that's right,

41:57 Ken, but it's illegal. But no Friday, Saturday nights six out

42:00 of three, bar and grill, Independence Day weekend, yes, yes,

42:04 five day weekend not four. Yeah. Basically, yeah, you're right.

42:07 I'm taking a week off and then next week Bernie's Beach Bar with Sammy Adams

42:13 and Collie Buds sold out and yeah outstanding. Oh and we should remind people

42:20 to how to spell DJ Reckless. You can find me on Instagram at dj

42:23 r e k LSS. And I'm not changing the spelling of that. Okay,

42:30 good even though everyone spells it wrong. I've I've come to the point

42:34 where everyone spells my last name wrong and my DJ name wrong. So it's

42:37 just like, hey, why not at this point? Yeah, here's just

42:42 use to it. I saw my last name spelled seven different seven different ways

42:45 last week. Wow. Yeah, that's got to be a record. Or

42:47 maybe it's not to be. No, it definitely is. All right,

42:52 very good, DJ Reckless, thank you so much, and we are going

42:55 to Now I'm gonna go ahead and hit the review. This week. Eric

43:00 Pilcher has reviewed Raiders of the Lost Dark. And then we'll show some love

43:04 to our amazing sponsors. And then when we come back, Hue the Gecko

43:07 will be here with us, live in studio. Really looking forward to this.

43:10 So there is plenty more Matt Connerton Unleashed coming up. Don't go anywhere.

43:16 Neo meaning new and lithic I I see meaning stone. All right,

43:23 let's get back to this site. Thirteen Barrel near Hazelton contains a central past

43:28 passage and three chambers or cysts confuse that Mcrobby, in which case between the

43:38 removal of the contents of the barrel. This site also demonstrates one of the

43:45 great dangers of archaeology, not to life and limb, although that does sometimes

43:50 take place. Now I'm talking about folklore. In this case, local tradition

43:53 held that there was a golden coffin bury at the site, and this accounts

43:58 for the holes doug all over the barrow and the general like poor condition of

44:01 the fine. However, chamber three was undisturbed, and the undisturbed chamber and

44:06 the grave goods that were found in another in the area give us a reason

44:14 to h to date this. Frind, as we have, um any questions,

44:20 is okay, that's it for the day. Then um, don't forget

44:24 Michael thon chapters four and five or next time, and I will be as

44:30 on Thursday, but not Wednesday. I had it, Marcus, I had

44:42 it in my hand. What happens, yes, Bell Luck want to hear

44:47 about it? Not at all. I'm show everything he would do for the

44:51 music, Amaton films, to the International Treaty for the Protection of Anti.

44:53 It's beautiful, Marcus. I can get it. I got it all figured

44:57 out. Just making the place you can sell at Marsh. I need two

44:59 thous and ives. Listen to the five brooks of people to see you look,

45:02 I got these pieces. They're good pieces, Marcus as the Musam will

45:07 buy them as usual, no questions. I was, Yes, they are

45:10 nice and worth at least the price of ticket to America. The ship Life

45:13 World for Importance, and the waiting Intelligence and were coming before I did see

45:19 how everything tell me what they want? What do I want to see them?

45:22 For? What am I in trouble? Cereals are a major staple of

45:29 early American cinema. Hundreds of men, women, and children would flock to

45:35 local movie houses every week to catch the latest adventures of Zoro, Batman,

45:42 Flash, Gordon Tarzian in many others. The influences of these episodic films inspired

45:49 genres such as science fiction in action adventure. It also provides the influence for

45:55 this week's film in a franchise that has been one of the best for over

46:00 forty years. Released in nineteen eighty one, directed by Steven Spielberg and based

46:07 on a story by Star Wars director George Lucas, Raiders of the Lost Arks

46:13 starts the Indiana Jones franchise, and many argue Harrison Ford's greatest role and takes

46:19 place in nineteen thirty six as Jones an archaeologist, takes on the mission to

46:24 battle Nazis VYE to gain control of the all powerful Lost Stark of the Covenant.

46:32 Aiding Jones is former love interest Marion Ravenwood, played by Karen Allen.

46:39 Our opening clip was an introduction to Jones, an archaeology professor by day that

46:45 moonlights as an adventurous archeologist finding treasures for a museum. Our next two clips

46:52 provide more introduction to these characters. Jones in Ravenwood first, in a direct

47:00 continuation from our introductory clip, India is tasked by Army intelligence to go on

47:06 a mission defined the famed Low Stark before the Nazis do. Then we will

47:10 hear the terse reunion between Marion and Indie, former lovers bought together by world

47:19 saving circumstances and Jones, great deal have you? Professor of ideology experts on

47:28 the occult And I just wanted to say, it's obtainer of rare antiquities.

47:32 What I was saying, why don't you sit on You're do more to comfort

47:35 maka. Thank you. Yes, you're a man of many talents and you

47:39 studied under Professor Ravenwood at the University of Chicago, yes, I did.

47:45 You have no idea of his present whereabouts, which is rumors really somewhere in

47:51 Asia. I think I haven't really spoken to him for ten years. We

47:53 were friends, but a bit of a folly on, I'm afraid, doctor

48:00 Jones Night. You must understand that this is all strictly confidentially. I understand.

48:07 Yesterday afternoon our European sections intercepted a German communicate. It is sent from

48:14 Cairo Uberlin. You see, over the last two years the Nazis have had

48:17 teams of archaeologists running around the world looking for all kinds of religious artifacts.

48:22 Hitler's a nuts on the subject. It's crazy. He's obsessed with the occult.

48:27 And right now apparently there's some kind of German archaeological dig going on in

48:30 the deserts outside of Kira. We've got some information here, but we can't

48:35 make anything out of it, and maybe you can, Tannis, development proceeding

48:39 choir headpiece staff of raw Abner Ravenwood Us Nazis have discovered Tennis. Just what

48:49 does that mean to you, Tannis? Well, the city of Tennis is

48:52 one of the possible resting places of the Lost Ark, the lowest art the

48:57 Ark of the cove, the chest the Hebrews used to carry around the Ten

49:00 Amendments. Heverybody may commanded about the Ten Commandments. Yes, the actual Ten

49:04 Commandments, the original stone tablets that Moses brought down out of Monterau and smashed.

49:07 If you believe in that sort of thing, do you think, guys

49:10 ever go to Sunday School. Well, oh, look, Hebrews took the

49:15 broken pieces and put them in the arc. When they settled in Canaan.

49:17 They put the ark in a place called the Temple of Salomn in Jerusalem,

49:21 where it stayed for many years until all of a sudden worsh is gone where

49:24 well, nobody knows where or when. However, an Egyptian pharaoh Yes invaded

49:30 the city of Jerusalem run about nine at PC, and they may have taken

49:32 the art back to the city of Tennis and hidden it in a secret chamber

49:37 called the Well of Souls Secret Chamber. However, about a year after the

49:42 pharaoh had returned to Egypt, the city of Tennis was consumed by the desert

49:45 in the sand storm, which lasted a whole year, wiped clean by the

49:50 law of God. Obviously, we've become to the right men now you seem

49:55 to know all about this town. No, no, not really. A

50:00 Ravenwood is the real expert. Edner did the first serious work on tennis,

50:04 collected some of its relics. What's this obsession? Really? But I never

50:08 found the city. Frankly, where somewhat suspicious in mister Ravenwood American being mentioned

50:14 so prominently in a secret Nazi cable rubbish raven Woods the Nazi? Well,

50:19 what did the Nazis wanting for then? Well, obviously the Nazis are looking

50:22 for the headpiece to the staff of rad and they think Abner's got it.

50:25 What exactly is a headpiece to the staff of ra Well, the staff is

50:30 just a stick. I don't know about this big nobody really knows for sure

50:32 how high it's. It's uh cha, an elaborate headpiece and shape of the

50:37 sun with a crystal in the center. And what you did was you take

50:42 this staff to a special room and Tagi's a map room at the miniature of

50:45 the city, all laid out on the floor. And if you put the

50:47 staff in a certain place at a certain time of day, the sun shone

50:51 through here and made a beam that came down on the floor. Here and

50:54 gave you an examp location of the Well of the Souls where the ark of

50:59 the couple of which yep, she's exactly what the Nazis are looking for.

51:01 What does this art look like? Kay? Was a picture of it right

51:07 here? That's good God, Yes, that's just what the Hebrews thought.

51:23 Now what's that supposed to be coming out of there? But me? Fire

51:29 caller? Guys, you can't understand Hitler's interestedness. Oh yes, the Bible

51:37 speaks of the arc leveling mountains and laying waste to entire regions, an army

51:42 which carries the art before it is invincible. And now Marian, and indeed,

51:52 yeah, hello Marian. India. Always new some day you'd come walking

52:37 back through my door. I never doubted that something made it inevitable. So

52:43 what are you doing here in Nepal? I need one of the pieces your

52:45 father collected. I learned to hate you in the last ten years. I

52:52 never meant to hurt you. I was a child, I was in love.

52:54 It was wrong, and you knew it. You know what you were

52:57 doing. Now I do? This is my place. Get out on,

53:00 damn we get a bully. I did what I did. You don't have

53:05 to be happy about him, and maybe we can help each other out.

53:07 Now, I need one of the pieces your father collected. Bronze piece about

53:12 this size with a hole in it, off center with the crystal. You

53:14 know the one? I mean, yeah, I know it. Where's appening?

53:19 Where's Abner Abner's did hurry? Sorry? Do you know what you did

53:30 to me? To my life? I can only say I'm sorry so many

53:32 times. We'll say it again anyway. Sorry, Yeah, everybody's sorry.

53:38 Apnur siged for dragging me all over the start looking for us a little bits

53:42 of junk. I'm sorry to still be stuck in this dive. Everybody.

53:45 Sorry, something it's a worthless bronze with down. You're married, You're gonna

53:50 give it to me? Maybe I don't know where it is? Well,

53:52 maybe you could find it. Three thousand bucks. We'll get me back.

54:00 I can get to another two when we get to the stage. It's an

54:05 important trust me. You know the piece, I mean, you know where

54:12 it is? Come back tomorrow because I said so. That's why see you

54:29 tomorrow. Indiana Jones, a great action adventure film, is as only as

54:37 good as as hero, and conversely, the hero is only as good as

54:44 the villain. Besides the aforementioned Nazis, this film has the nefarious doctor Renee

54:51 Bella played by Paul Williams. Bellak is not the typical villain that moviegoers encounter

54:59 during this era. Uh He was not loud, angry, and hot tempered.

55:04 He is cold, callous, and deliberate, so much so it might

55:08 even be considered charming. Our next two clips are examples of this. First

55:15 Indie encounters his rival while he is intoxicated after believing Marian has died. Then

55:23 Ballot confronts Marian after capturing her. But the Jones in the bamacin speck Comans

55:35 have been the Midlands. You're looking for me, Bellock, good afternoon enough

55:59 the Jones, I gotta kill you right now. But a very private place

56:01 for an idea. Well, these are don't care we kill each other.

56:07 They're not going to interfere in our business. It wasn't I who bought the

56:10 girl into this business. Please sit down before you fall down. We can

56:14 at least behave like civilized people. I see your taste in France remains consistent.

56:29 I want that you should in this way for us. After so many

56:31 stimulating encounters, I almost regret it. When shall I find a new adversary

56:37 so close to my own level? Try the local sewer. You and I

56:43 are very much alike. Archaeology is our religion, yet we have both fallen

56:49 from the pew faith. Our methods of not different as much as you pretend.

56:54 I am a shadowy reflection of you. Don't take only a nudge to

56:59 make you like to push you out of the like, No, you're getting

57:02 massed, you know it's true. A nice look at this. It's worthless

57:13 ten dollars from a vendor in the street, but I take it. I'm

57:15 buried in the sand for a thousand years. It becomes priceless. Like they

57:20 art, men willking for it. Men were like you and me? What

57:24 about your boss the fear? I thought he was waiting to take possession.

57:30 All in good time. When I'm finished with Jones, do you realize what

57:37 the art is. It's a transmitia. It's a radio for speaking to God,

57:43 and it's within my reach. You want to talk to God, let's

57:50 go see him be head. I've got nothing better. That's time and yeah,

58:00 the jugs of the big wad and gender and to save you, I

58:15 thought I would find you there as in the United States Marines Day, there

58:29 is dead yes, I know, I'm sorry. It goes on in me.

58:36 There is the clue. I'm much to tell you lust. We will

58:42 take that home and then I'm taking to the old man next Belloc and Marian.

59:06 If you're trying to escape on foot, the desert is three weeks in

59:08 every direction, so please eat something. I must apologize for the treatment of

59:20 you. Yeah, I who you wanted? No food, no word.

59:22 The kind of people friends are yours, that's particular. I'm a listen for

59:27 my word. They are necessary evils, not my friends. However, there

59:31 are connections. Even in this part of the world. We are not entirely

59:35 uncivilized. Beautiful. I would very much like to see you in it.

59:44 Oh Betty one, all right, when you get to drink around here,

1:00:02 I don't know how much time. Soon they will come to um and I

1:00:06 will love to be able to stop them unless you are able to give me

1:00:09 something to complicate them to your self, information which I can't used to protect

1:00:16 you from them. I've already told you everything I know. I have no

1:00:20 loyalty to Jones. It's probably nothing but trouble, and you are beautiful.

1:00:36 I don't think you need a shopher. So many of the common tropes of

1:00:42 action adventure films are excellently applied in this film. With that being said,

1:00:47 of course, there has to be a love story, and this film has

1:00:52 one that is the one between of course, Marian and doctor Jones. As

1:00:59 a matter of fact, it's a story that stretches across the entire franchise.

1:01:05 In our final clip, Marion proceeds to help in the clean up following a

1:01:09 battle in the relationship begins to grow again. This scene also features one of

1:01:17 the most well known lines in the entire franchise. Where'd you get that from

1:01:27 him? Good teller? I got a feeling I'm not the first woman to

1:01:30 travel with these pirates. Lovely, Yeah, yeah, what'd you say?

1:01:54 I don't even not the man I knew ten years ago. Years. It's

1:02:05 the mileage. I don't need a nurse. I just want to such a

1:02:15 babe, Bi Brad. Yes, where hasn't it hurt here? Here?

1:03:06 Jones? Jones. It never seemed to get a break ding. This film

1:03:17 was released during a brief dry spell for Hollywood. Business had been down for

1:03:23 the past year. It was fell by many that this film would be buried

1:03:29 going up against such films as Superman two, For Your Eyes Only and The

1:03:35 Great Muppet Caper that, coupled with very low awareness regarding the film, had

1:03:39 paramount prepared for the absolute worst. Despite everything going against it, the film

1:03:45 became the highest grossing film of nineteen eighty one. It generated over three hundred

1:03:51 and thirty million dollars worldwide. The film was nominated for nine Academy Awards,

1:03:58 including Best Picture and Best Director. It won five for Best Art Direction,

1:04:04 Best Film Editing, Best Sound, Best Sound Editing, and Best Visual Effects.

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1:05:17 I mean you're like the Welcome back everybody. This is Matt Connerton Unleashed.

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1:06:15 archives, etcetera, etcetera. Today is Friday, June thirtieth, two thousand

1:06:18 and twenty three, and uh we have with us. We've got musical guests

1:06:24 today. Hue the Gecko is back. Welcome back, sir, Hello,

1:06:28 thank you for having me. Oh sorry, let me pull you pull your

1:06:30 mic down a little bit there. Uh yeah, well you know, well,

1:06:33 well I'll be adjusting as we go. Um, I gave you a

1:06:39 little more buffer time on that, my apologies. Yeah, that's okay,

1:06:41 that's okay. We will we'll make two. But yeah, you've got a

1:06:44 couple of guys with you if you'd like to introduce them. Yeah. To

1:06:46 my left is Norville here, Norville Rodgers. And on my right here we've

1:06:50 got Mike from off the Map. All right? Oh Mike, were you

1:06:55 here before with uh? Oh yeah, yeah, I thought you. I

1:06:58 thought you looked familiar. All right, very good at Norville. This is

1:07:01 your first time here? Yea Norville? Is that is? Did I say

1:07:06 that? Right? Yes? You did? Rogers. I think you're the

1:07:10 first Norville I've ever met. You'd probably hear that a lot, you know.

1:07:16 We hope to keep on making first there you go, there you go?

1:07:19 All right, So, uh, these guys are gonna play and uh,

1:07:23 now, Hue, you sent me some backing tracks? Is there?

1:07:28 Uh? Is there one you want me to play for this performance that you're

1:07:30 about to do. Yeah, we'll start with Cliff Driver and uh, I'll

1:07:34 just call out the next ones as we go. Okay, Yeah, sounds

1:07:38 good, sounds good. All right, I'm gonna go ahead and uh,

1:07:40 if you're ready, I'll go ahead and hit play. Thank you very much.

1:07:42 All right, here we go. Oh it says there was a problem

1:07:46 playing the audio file. Hang on a second, let me try downloading it

1:07:50 it. Uh, it won't let me play it from there for some reason.

1:07:55 That's okay, there's another way I can do it. I apologize,

1:07:58 okay, here, all right, here, here we go for real this

1:08:00 time. Hey him, drop bong, spark, little brittle clicking, kicking

1:08:08 right in line, fine grind energy, saying to me, I had it,

1:08:15 I got it. We got it from a higher sword, spread through

1:08:27 loving music, polar ship, before you lose your shine, before you lose

1:08:32 your mind, pulling tables, rolling up tables, labriation and fables, the

1:08:55 bold new tech, ancient tools right around with a pack of fools, meet

1:09:02 the cool trails, stand down on the good vibe and dirt under your nails,

1:09:08 and get in the drive. Cliff diver fly, jump and leave the

1:09:27 ground to the sky. Harrowing plunk, lunch forward, tiff diver into the

1:09:42 water. Cliff diver, fly into the water, into the don a line

1:10:00 echoes at a time, get goos walking down the line with a broken spine,

1:10:02 Get goes out of line, out of luck. Yeah, MESSI in

1:10:05 tattoo. It's stuck on you. Get goos doing fine, Get goes do

1:10:10 in time, gettos doing lines, Get goos do in line, Get goes

1:10:14 do in fine, Get goes out of line, get goes out of time

1:10:19 walking down the line with a broken spine. Wow, gee, all right,

1:10:30 very good. You Actually you can turn up that that guitar a little

1:10:32 bit. I may have misled you about it. Like I said, you

1:10:36 don't want to be super loud, but you don't want to be super quiet

1:10:39 either. Welcome everybody. This is uh, Huey the Gecko is one of

1:10:43 us in studio, and I do see in the Facebook live chat Aaron Billado

1:10:47 is in there and says, sounds great, guys, And also Dylan Reynolds,

1:10:53 another very very talented musician says sounding good and very good. So if

1:10:59 you're just see me the Gecko live with us in studio and hue when you

1:11:02 have these fine gentlemen with you, are you are you still called are you

1:11:06 still build as Huey the Gecko or do you have a name, uh collectively

1:11:12 for the band or how does that work? Okay? So as Huey the

1:11:15 Gecko. Noraville Rogers has appeared with me on an album called Bucktooth and Skinny.

1:11:19 Uh Mike from Off the Map. Uh, there's a album called swamp

1:11:24 Geckos that's still in production. It's been in production for quite some time.

1:11:28 Uh, Mike and me do some stuff together that uh we jam for like

1:11:30 a really long time. We've jammed at the Brew together and stuff under hue

1:11:33 the Gecko with my stage name, but I feel like he always exists as

1:11:39 Mike from Off the Map. But we get Swampy. That's the best describe

1:11:43 it, all right, all right, all right, very very cool.

1:11:46 Uh do you have another backing track you want me to play? Okay,

1:11:49 there's one that's four minutes with the sixty vpm it should say no more.

1:11:54 Yes, I see that. Okay, I'm gonna download that because that seems

1:11:58 to work better. Okay, Uh got it, and then, uh,

1:12:03 just let me know when you're ready tomorrow. A chair over here, Yeah,

1:12:10 of course, let me go. Cool, all set, thank you

1:12:31 very much. All right, here we go, ready, Normville? Oh

1:12:34 yeah, all right, here we go. All right, this one,

1:12:38 give me a minute to come in, all right, or maybe a little

1:12:40 tap on a symbol. There you got it. Oh yeah, there we

1:12:44 go, All right, here we go. Oh yeah, we're gonna have

1:12:50 to be bow. No more bleeding, bleeding from boding up home tongue.

1:13:01 No more retreating inside. Cannot hide from things that I've done. No more

1:13:10 bleeding bleeding, No, no, no, no more retreating inside. Future

1:13:24 facing, everlasting future, embracing music, Blasting music, blasting future facing future,

1:13:34 embracing everlasting music, blasting my scales, pick my scars, pick my

1:13:46 scaps, pick my scars. Hey hey, hey, guitar tab and others.

1:14:02 Oh brother, I like the other guitar tabs and others. Oh brother,

1:14:16 I like the other guitar tabs. Nabs tabs, nabs, nabs,

1:14:26 dabs, dabs. Belief and represents the intent that you have. Whatever reality

1:14:45 has in store for you, You will believe and represents the intent, believe

1:14:53 and represent the intent that you have. Whatever reality has its or for you.

1:15:00 You will believe and represent the intent you have whatever reality has in store

1:15:04 for you. You will believe, you will represent the intent you have whatever

1:15:09 reality has in store for you. We have whatever reality has in store for

1:15:14 you, You will believe, believe, belief, and represent live it,

1:15:23 live it up, give it up, get over the limit, get up,

1:15:25 push over the limit, like it limit, give it over the limit,

1:15:28 limit less like limit. Yeah, get up, get over the limit,

1:15:30 limit less left let like living push over the limit, live it,

1:15:39 give it, get up, get over the limit. Wow. Guitar tap

1:16:42 stabs, tap stab stab stabs. I like guitar taps. I like the

1:16:46 other. Brother, Hell yeah brother, Hell yeah brother, I like the

1:16:49 other hell yeah, go out strong overall. I like that, Hell yeah

1:17:16 brother. That's I've heard that recently before. If you're just nan Us saw

1:17:21 Hue with the Gecko is here and he's got a couple of fine musicians with

1:17:25 him. And by the way, Dylan Reynolds in the chat room says,

1:17:28 this is weird but cool mashup of different styles. I want to call it

1:17:32 robot rock. Lots of electronic elements to it. Thank you. That's interesting.

1:17:36 Yeah, at least that song anyway, I robot rock. That is

1:17:40 a good descriptor. Yeah. Recently wrote a song called robot Traffic with Jim

1:17:45 Hurley, who's actually the fourth shadow member of our crew, and I posted

1:17:48 a photo of the four of us. Uh So, Jim's kind of here

1:17:50 in spirit. We were late, so we couldn't have a guy loading a

1:17:55 full live kit. He will try and do that next time. Well,

1:18:00 very good, very good. Um, you want to We're tight on time,

1:18:03 so you want to just keep going? You got yeah? Should we

1:18:06 jump right into reject logic? Is there one that says reject on it?

1:18:12 Probably that sounds familiar. Let's see here, Um, oh I see it?

1:18:16 Yes, all right, let me download that. All right, I've

1:18:27 got it. Just let me know whenever you are, whenever you are ready.

1:18:32 Yeah, we're cool. All right? You all right? You got

1:18:35 it? Very very good. Here here you go. Should we the get

1:18:39 go live in studio? Rechecked your logical conclusion? It leads to anger.

1:19:01 Your shepherd dies from your friends. You never know where it ends. Reject

1:19:13 your logical conclusion leads to anger. Your shepherd dies, your friends. You

1:19:25 never know where it ends. Hey, reject, don't let it lead to

1:19:32 anger if it does. Use that productively, Yeah, use that abruptively.

1:19:36 It's anger. Gotta let it, Gotta let it bok, Gotta let it

1:19:43 cook, Gotta let it out, Gotta building up inside you. You gotta

1:19:54 hide it, gotta express it, Gotta and trash without putting it out.

1:19:58 You have the bodes that you want to send out. What leads you to

1:20:02 it? Don't let it be your love. Don't yet your love lead you

1:20:08 to anger. Reject your logical conclusion that leads to anger. Shepherd dies your

1:20:24 friends. You have no where it is building up inside? How you gonna

1:20:36 hide? How are you gonna express anger without sending a body? Don't mess

1:20:47 it all up with your anger up? What leads you to anger? How

1:20:54 do you visit? Don't misrepresent it? Hey looking for answers, no mistake,

1:21:10 happy accidents along the ways. All it takes. Certain if it is

1:21:13 means a random moment with a positive outcome. How come that is? It's

1:21:18 just the best wrong places, wrong places. I put my head inside a

1:21:30 bunch of different bases, smash them all over the places, breaking family bases.

1:21:38 That's a friction. I like. That's a friction. I like breaking

1:21:41 traditions, family wishing. I wouldn't change wishing I would with a little destruction.

1:21:48 Here, we're about to create something. I don't know. I gotta

1:22:08 go, I said, I don't know, I gotta go. How come

1:22:11 that is? It's just the biz, It's just the biz. I don't

1:22:14 know I gotta go, I gotta go. I like that. I like

1:22:24 the lyrics. Is some practical advice there about what to do with your anger?

1:22:27 That's good. Yeah. Over here it's gotta channel it a little more.

1:22:30 But I like what he did here. Yeah. Oh no, you

1:22:33 broke here, you broke her spoon. Yeah, I grabbed that from the

1:22:36 kitchen today. Oh really yeah? Yeah, he only destroyed my things.

1:22:40 Nothing on connorton set, which was what I told him. The rules were

1:22:43 said, nothing. Don't destroy anything in studio today. No, No,

1:22:46 that would be very bad. I appreciate it. I appreciate it. We

1:22:51 practiced a little bit of control, only a little bit, but we practiced

1:22:55 some form of it. Yeah. Yeah, then you guys sound good.

1:22:57 Now, Now, last time you were here with with Aaron Bilido, do

1:23:00 you do you kind of switch it up in terms of who you guys work

1:23:03 with or how does okay? So with the experimental indie thing, I guess

1:23:06 you're seeing really the core of it today. Yeah. I gave the new

1:23:11 songs that I have unpublished here a run. I gave these a run at

1:23:14 the Strange Brew recently in the recording that we did there with Scottie. That

1:23:17 was the same songs here with Phil. Phil's not uh percussionist or a drummer

1:23:24 by trade, but we're seeing the intensity and the energy that he has and

1:23:29 we're liking it and we're trying to harness that in a way. His name

1:23:31 is Phil, uh Phil. Norville Rodgers Rogers is Shaggy from Scooby Doo.

1:23:38 Got oh, okay, gotcha, And the same way I use Hue the

1:23:40 Gecko as my alias. When he appears on my uh my music, he

1:23:44 appears as Norville. Okay, I accidentally overstepped in my boundaries and I just

1:23:47 I supposed him. Just then? What about what about Tom? Is he

1:23:50 always Tom? Tom? Wait? What's what's Mike? Oh? Mike,

1:23:55 Oh, Mike. Mike One times appears as Mike Monoxide alias is Mike from

1:24:00 Off the Map, And today he said, I'll just be Mike. Okay,

1:24:02 Yeah, sorry, Mike, I don't know where I got to know.

1:24:05 No, you look like a time to me, We'll cycle a Tom

1:24:09 in. We'll put Tom in the mix if we meet him. Nah to

1:24:12 you don't want Tom. Yeah, I can come to next time. Yeah,

1:24:15 you can be Mike. It's all right, but very much so with

1:24:17 them today, Like I said, I wanted to show you a different side

1:24:20 with the I like how the callers said a little bit electronic. Yeah,

1:24:24 I wanted to show a little bit of electronic side. When I came with

1:24:27 Aaron last time, I wanted to show some more of the psych rock and

1:24:30 rock focused elements. And he's like a twenty five year professional in the biz,

1:24:34 so I also wanted him for the stability, and today I wanted these

1:24:38 guys for the lack of stability. Yeah, yeah, because I wanted to

1:24:40 show that we could do the contrast the wild we could be professional. Phil,

1:24:45 We're still figuring out where that balance is, right right, all right

1:24:49 factor yeah yeah, yeah, so we're we're you know, when we get

1:24:54 Jim in the studio with Phil two, I think it's a very good cohesive

1:24:57 unit because Jim is very well accomplished charmer, and the two of them bouncing

1:25:00 off each other and they have a sink that me and Phil kind of have

1:25:03 and then it starts to really blend. Well. So yeah, but I'm

1:25:09 happy with this combination here. So I was like, let's bring it in

1:25:12 and you know what we got Yeah yeah, cool, Well, if you

1:25:15 want to play, so we've got uh we've got about fifteen minutes left.

1:25:17 I'm just keeping you apprized of the time so that in case there is anything

1:25:20 that you definitely wanted to make sure you get in, you know, if

1:25:24 you want to, if you want to prioritize. Plus I I know you

1:25:27 had a poem too, and the poem I just threw in there. That

1:25:30 was the Okay family basis. But I have the five minute one with seventy

1:25:32 four BPN but it's kind of edgy. It has no swears, but it's

1:25:36 a little edgy. Yeah, that's okay. Um, what's what's it?

1:25:41 What's five minutes? Seventy four bpm? Oop? I can't put that on

1:25:44 with those? Is there one in there? I'm not. I wonder if

1:25:48 it's in the reptile um Medley? Oh I see it, yea reptile Medley?

1:25:53 Got it? Got it? Did I go somewhere from my pick?

1:25:56 Just now? All right? I don't lose your mind. There she is?

1:26:10 Ah, all right, I've got the I've got the backing track ready,

1:26:15 so you whenever, whenever you're ready, I'll go ahead and I'll go

1:26:19 ahead and hit it. We've so far not broken anything. You when I

1:26:24 when I go out on a Yeah. Yeah, our equipment. Let's go

1:26:27 out on a high note, though very much. I'm ready. All right,

1:26:32 here we go. Wait a minute, Okay, here we go.

1:26:48 Hey man, I haven't seen you in a while. Hey man, I

1:27:01 haven't seen you in a while. What brings you out today? I pause,

1:27:04 remove my glasses and I say, Hi, I'm here. He the

1:27:09 get go. I'm a reptile, nocturnal. I only come out at night.

1:27:13 It's where you see me in the sunlight. Today. I'm getting paid

1:27:20 for my time to say. If you don't know you're worthy, they'll do

1:27:25 you dirty. Won't pay you for your show or your style. That'll make

1:27:28 a reptile not smile. Hey. So the reason that I'm grinning is because

1:27:32 I'm slowly winning them over. So I'm from now on me see me at

1:27:36 day or night. Hey, Hey, it's hey. Hey, it's through

1:27:40 the rain, in pain, in vain. The harder I tried, the

1:27:43 longer, the bigger I get. Hey, let's fall the dirt doesn't hurt.

1:27:45 Yeah, go full send, Risk it all again, risk it all

1:27:48 again, play it safe and don't embarrass yourself. Hey, God for Fred,

1:28:28 you express yourself freely? See me, I see you do. I

1:28:30 look stock up too, Do you look stick up to? Maybe they haven't

1:28:38 gotten the chance because I haven't seen these people dance. But play it safe,

1:28:45 don't embarrass yourself. Take a chance by dan one more time. Here

1:28:59 we go me up. Hey, hey man, have seeing you in a

1:29:01 while. Let's brings you out today. I pause, remove my glasses and

1:29:04 I say, hey, hi, smile here mean the guy go, I'm

1:29:06 a reptile colonel. Only come out at night. It's where you see me

1:29:10 in the sunlight. It's where you see me in the sunlight. And today

1:29:13 getting paid for my time. They say, if you don't do your riggy,

1:29:15 then they'll do your dirty. Won't pull you, hey, won't pay

1:29:18 you for your show or your style. Yeah, donna make a rep tile

1:29:20 not smile. See. The reason that I'm bringing is because I'm slowly winning

1:29:25 them over. Yeah. So when you see me at day or night,

1:29:27 I'm sober and I'm getting paid. Do the rain or the pain in vain.

1:29:34 The harder I tried, the longer, the bigger I get. Best

1:29:36 to fall to end the dirt doesn't hurt, doesn't hurt, go full send,

1:29:40 do it all again? Hey, hey, play it's sake, don't

1:29:47 embarrass yourself all I can, God forbid you express yourself freely? See me,

1:29:55 I see you? Look, what do we do? What do we

1:29:58 do? Maybe I haven't given then the chance? Maybe I haven't given a

1:30:02 chance. Dance dance, dance dance? Well, very nice, Get into

1:31:05 that one, y'all. Do well? You both do that One's got a

1:31:10 little bit of an edge to it, right right, yeah, yeah,

1:31:13 yeah. Uh So we've got about ten minutes left. Do you want to

1:31:17 do you want to play another one? Or what do you want to do?

1:31:19 Okay? Um, Mike, you wanna just give me some kind of

1:31:25 like a backing and I don't know how to work with it. Just give

1:31:29 me like a little uh and can you just give me one ones on the

1:31:35 rock? Just that's it? So? Is it? Is this? Like?

1:31:42 So? Is this improvisational? Is that what you're doing? Or I

1:31:45 know this one? Oh? Okay, gotcha? Consumption production does it add

1:32:12 up to something? Consumption production does it add up to something? I think

1:32:21 it all checked up? Bunchingping, But will he produce? Squez him mica

1:32:31 lem until he makes some sum juice consumed produce, consume, produce, squeeze

1:32:46 milk a lem until I make them suo juice. Money doesn't matter, it

1:32:59 means nothing, it doesn't to nothing. It's juice, consume, produce,

1:33:14 consumed, pretty, consumed pretty speech me like I'm untiling to make them.

1:33:17 Hey, hey, hey, gotta get back to work, gotta get back

1:33:29 to work. Give me a little squirt of the choice you made sweet me

1:33:46 like a lemon. You consume produced till we get to heaven. Yeah,

1:34:04 maybe it's hell. I can't hell consume produce, consumed, pretty, consumption,

1:34:10 production, It's all just a bunch of nothing. How apropole? He

1:34:57 muted it? Not on purpose? Oh that's funny. Accidentally on purpose.

1:35:01 I told Phil everything you did today to do with intent. Yes, I

1:35:04 always do. Heart. Yeah, well that's not exactly what I meant.

1:35:11 Exactly what I meant Phil. You guys, very good, very good?

1:35:15 Um do we well? Yeah, we got about we got six minutes.

1:35:19 I don't know if you want to do a quick one or do you just

1:35:21 want to talk for a couple of minutes. Let's want to talk for a

1:35:25 bit. Yeah yeah, yeah, maybe over there by the news desk.

1:35:30 Well, give Mike a break and ha sit over here. Yeah, if

1:35:32 you want, is that all right, Mike, thanks, yes, yes,

1:35:38 I like to swap the flow every night. So if you're just joining

1:35:44 us, we have a few either Gecko here along with Mike, and uh

1:35:47 who's also in the band off the map, and of course we have Norville

1:35:50 here or Phil, but Norville is your your stage name? Right? Yeah?

1:35:59 All right? So the Gecko is going to uh jump over there,

1:36:02 stands on that one. That's a head scratcher. Hey, we have a

1:36:05 we have a call. We have a call coming in and it might be

1:36:11 might be a fan of yours. We'll see, Uh who's online? Hi,

1:36:14 welcome to Matt Conners and unleash. Who's us? Hey? Not a

1:36:17 san that's the sucks? Oh no, all right, well I guess that

1:36:24 was not a fan. No, that's all right. I always say to

1:36:28 people that like the same It was the same way Eric said this earlier on

1:36:30 your show this week. The haters are fans. Yeah, of course,

1:36:33 of course. Well I mean it's like, if you get a reaction out

1:36:36 of people, isn't that what kind of matters the most? You know?

1:36:40 And and so I like, how do you categorize that? Like I always

1:36:45 find that if somebody reacts to what we're putting out, which is love with

1:36:49 love. That's great. But a reason that I brought the chaos neutral today

1:36:55 was to kind of let the where you go. That's wild, that's crazy.

1:36:59 I know you're doing right right, all right, but I pull pull

1:37:05 out mike up mic actually actually both of you guys, if you want to

1:37:08 pull those mics up so we can here here you speak, Um, hello,

1:37:12 hello, whoops, sorry now my phone is going off. Um?

1:37:16 Who is chals um? Busy times? Yes, yes, yes, uh

1:37:23 no, but I mean, you know, getting a reaction out of people.

1:37:25 I mean, that's uh what happens when you play out. I mean

1:37:28 generally, obviously there's some people who are going to dig it, but this

1:37:30 I'm sure there's also some people who are just like what is this? Yeah?

1:37:33 So last time we played out, we did getto fest, which we

1:37:36 talked to you about there, which is my production. Um. And in

1:37:42 between that, I um, I put out like a renegade statement where I'm

1:37:45 like, hey, I'm hooking up to my one hundred and twenty volt battery

1:37:49 and playing wherever I want. And um. Jerry from Jerry and the Curls

1:37:54 in Providence, Rhode Island reached out to me he understood that vibe. He

1:37:58 had me come out to this wook and getaway. He had me play out

1:38:00 in front of the crowd, but he didn't book me as an act.

1:38:03 He just put me on to be a renegade and officially officially so and it

1:38:10 really landed well there. And so the electronic thing that people are talking about

1:38:14 there with the sound, I was trying to angle for that. You can

1:38:16 see me. I'm wrapping a Willist shirt today. Yeah, So I want

1:38:20 to shout out Jerry and the Curls, and I want to shout out will

1:38:24 Willist and and the gang down there in Providence and the rave review scene.

1:38:30 So and I'm becoming much a part of that because like um and, I've

1:38:33 always been focused in there. I just last time I was on here,

1:38:36 I wanted to mention the local scene, which still shout outs Faithan, shout

1:38:40 out Human Being, shout out Andrew North, shout out everybody that's here doing

1:38:44 the indie thing here in New Hampshire, wall In Park and faith In and

1:38:47 the Human Beings are bringing their gig down into Massachusetts. First show. So

1:38:51 you're on Facebook, check that out, maybe come out to the show tomorrow.

1:38:56 But um, I'm in Rhode Island a lot now because the Electric thing,

1:39:00 and I even went down there and I DJed and did a little bit

1:39:01 of a DJ and guitar thing. Yeah. So, um so, I

1:39:08 don't know, it's it's it's it's it's hard to hard to sometimes contain what's

1:39:13 what, what's all going on in Reptileville because it's a little spread out.

1:39:15 Yeah, it's like, Okay, all of a sudden, I'm doing a

1:39:17 blues sjam thing and strange brew and then the next night I'm in Providence at

1:39:23 a rave. Yeah, so it's like, Okay, the contrast there's extreme.

1:39:26 Yeah, that's cool though. That keeps that interesting, no doubt about

1:39:29 that. Uh yeah, we are, so we are bumping up against the

1:39:31 clock. I want to make sure people know where to find you online,

1:39:34 where people should go to keep up with everything that you're doing. Nowhere to

1:39:38 see you live and find the music that you've released and anything you want us

1:39:42 to know about. And if you got any shows this weekend that you want

1:39:44 to plug. Yeah. Yeah, Like I said, I really like the

1:39:46 uh that faith and I think she may even I don't know if Faithan has

1:39:49 a gig tonight even maybe she does check, but check out great than bands,

1:39:55 Humans, being wall in Park, they're all playing this weekend. I

1:39:58 however, I am. I just put out a new album called Flatmates with

1:40:02 Austin Groff that's streaming on Spotify under Huey the Gecko, so you can check

1:40:08 that out. And I know Mike's waiting for that Smam Gecko's album to drop

1:40:13 and he's like, where is that content? That's coming out soon too,

1:40:15 So but we just got to play a little live which is coolest. So

1:40:18 more to come Huey the Gecko. Mike ain't got no echo, just search

1:40:21 Huwey the Gecko. All right, well listen, gentlemen, Thank you to

1:40:26 all three of you for coming on today. This has been fun. And

1:40:29 I'll just tell the audience if you miss any part of today's show it we'll

1:40:31 be up in just a little bit at WMH radio dot org and on my

1:40:34 website Matt Connerton dot com. Don't forget next week. We are off.

1:40:39 We are off. We've got best of next week, and then we'll be

1:40:42 back on July tenth. Yes, happy fourth of July. Everyone in America.

1:40:45 Big time America. Hell yeah, brother, they start off this America

1:40:48 weekend right America. Hell yeah, brother, the here we go. But

1:40:54 uh yeah, so best of next week and then we'll be back on July

1:40:57 tenth, live. But I will be back tonight for Retro Spectrum Radio with

1:41:00 Paul c from eight to eleven PM right here on WMNH. Friday is my

1:41:04 long day here at the station. And I love it so so much,

1:41:09 and we gotta go again, gentlemen, Thank you again, Thank you,

1:41:12 Huey the Gecko and Mike check out his band Off the Map, and of

1:41:15 course Norville and great to meet well, Mike. Of course we've met before.

1:41:19 Norville, great to meet you. And all right, and we're out.

1:41:27 I'll talk to you'all a little bit later. By everybody. By now,

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