Chapter 1: What exciting announcement is made about Sabrina Carpenter?
All right, we are about a minute away from getting you your next Sabrina Carpenter. This is very cool because we got the connections. We got connections with Sabrina Carpenter. We got the labels. We got the labels in our back pocket. You know what I mean? It's probably illegal that we have the record labels. You know, your Universal, your whatever, Warner Brothers records.
We got them in our back pocket. So we are able to get you cool things like the Sabrina Carpenter trip to L.A. So... We're going to give you a keyword. This is the way it works. It's super easy. We're going to give you a keyword. You open up the iHeartRadio app, tap that red microphone button, and you say the keyword is tears because she has a song called Tears, you see.
So you say that, which proves to us that you were listening. And it's simple. You don't have to add your name or anything. You can if you want to. Just say the keyword is tears, and then you'll be in the whole contest to win the trip to L.A. Any questions?
Any questions? It's pretty simple. Yeah.
We do this every 30 minutes, so then we get to say it all morning. You're never more than 30 minutes away from another chance to fly to Sabrina Carpenter in Los Angeles. Yeah, and maybe when you come to Boobash, you can wear a little sign that says you're never more than 30 minutes away, and that's your costume.
Sabrina Carpenter would be a good, that would be a decent, that would be a decent costume because she wears like the little things and the little, little nighty things and little garters and things like that. Remember Bailey and I did that video.
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Chapter 2: How can listeners participate in the contest for a trip to L.A.?
We had the yellow, the blonde wigs on.
Yeah. You could be Sabrina Carpenter. I could loan you a wig.
You talking to Dave?
No, I'm talking to you.
Oh, you never know. It could be already be in my plans. Cause I have my costume figured out. Do you have yours already? I don't have it. I don't have it, but I know what I'm going to be.
He's being so covert about it. I don't understand why he's not saying what he's going to be. I get it. Well, a couple of years ago when he was the guy from Family Feud. Steve Harvey. Steve Harvey. We didn't know, and he showed up, and I'm like, well, you're Steve Harvey. Did I keep mine secret, Gary Spivey, last year?
It was a secret for me. I think because you slipped up in front of Jenny and Bailey.
Probably, yeah. Anyway, get ready for Boo Bash. We'll have more tickets for you coming up. And right now, what you should be doing is open up your iHeartRadio app. You need a trip. That'd be super cool. The trip is probably in December or so. It'll be snowing here and probably at least like, you know, tolerable in Los Angeles. So go out and see her show.
Bailey was talking to me about something that I think that we can all relate to. Yeah. So I have a friend. Her name is Sarah. And Sarah was talking to me this weekend about how she is jealous of my other friends. And let me explain. So Sarah lives a very different life than me. She's a mother. She has children. So she kind of like rolls in that circle of people. Sure. Right.
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Chapter 3: What personal story is shared about friendship and jealousy?
But then all these parents, they had everything to talk about because they're like, oh, yeah. Pampers are so expensive. Daycare. Oh, my God. Daycare. We pay $2,000 a week. Exactly.
Isn't it crazy that some of your friend groups you know just can't ever mash together?
Yeah. Yeah.
Like, I have friends from college and then I have friends from high school. And in some cases, you know, it will work. Like, if we're at a bar and we have drinks. Because at least, you know, we're in a bar. But, like, if we're sitting together, I don't know. But, like, they just don't always mesh. And you're just like, dang.
Yeah, no, I feel like that about a lot of my friends. Where I think I have maybe one small group of friends that's, like, a group of three that I'm, like, the fourth one to. But other than that, I, all of my friends are, like... singular friends that they don't necessarily know each other. They're not a group. Yeah. You wouldn't take them all to girls week into the cabin together.
Well, I have to introduce all of them to each other. And they might not hit it off. Exactly. Yeah. And I think like movies and TV leads us to believe like, oh, you're a, you're one woman in a group of a solid four or whatever. And that's not, I don't think that's an accurate representation. Interesting. Yeah.
I know the story's about you, but I can relate in a way because in high school, I was best friends with a guy named Scott. And then another guy comes along, and now he's friends with Scott. And I'm like, bitch, that's my best friend since kindergarten. Right. The good news is the three of us and then a fourth one joined in, another guy named Dave, nicknamed Moron. Mm-hmm. And he answered to it.
His name was Moron Tonio. So we called him Moron. So there were four of us and we all really got along. But Scott was the kingpin of that group. Right. So there's always a kingpin. They're the ones that you don't want to piss off. They get to call the shots on whether you're going to stay home or go out and, you know, like get drunk or whatever.
Yeah, but then you always had your original, your OG. You're like, that's my friend. That's my friend. Everybody else back off. I'm his favorite.
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Chapter 4: How does the discussion shift towards the topic of dance as a sport?
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from kdwb you are never more than 20 minutes away no wait i'm sorry it's 30 never more than 30 minutes away from another chance to go to spring to carpenter in los angeles i got the whole weekend planned out for you gonna go see the show and then the other time you're gonna go down hollywood boulevard you're gonna get your picture taken next to your favorite artist you're gonna be like squatting there next to whoever it might be it might be bruce willis oh wow it could be elton john
Chapter 5: What are the arguments for and against dance being classified as a sport?
It could be One Direction. I don't know if they have a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, but they should. They should. They really should. They could go down to the Santa Monica Pier, which is pretty dope. It's a pier with a Ferris wheel. Oh. Pretty cool out there. Yep. Mm-hmm. I've been to the Rose Bowl Flea Market. That was fun. That sounds like a nice thing, too. Yeah. Universal Studios.
And you can go see Carson, my friend. My friend. My son, Carson. My friend. friend carson lives in noho as the locals call it north hollywood yeah and then go hang out with carson for a while go down to anaheim go to disney world and then um what else is there to do in los angeles the the planet not the planetarium what's that thing where you hollywood bowl Well, Hollywood Bowl. Observatory.
The observatory. Yeah, yeah. That thing is cool. I was there. I went on a Paramount tour, like a studio tour. That was cool. That would be cool, yeah. It was really cool. I've never been. Oh, it was dope. To L.A. This is the farthest west you've ever been, isn't it?
Yes, it is.
Okay. Minnesota. You've got to see Hutchinson. You've got to go to Hutchinson sometime.
I've heard it's God's country.
It is God's country. It is beautiful out there. All right, that's coming up another 15 minutes or so on KDWB. Motivational Monday. We always try to throw a little something at you to kind of make you go, okay, I like this. Motivational Monday is audio. And we had to bleep out the swears. But let me know whether you like this one.
This one hit for me a couple of places, maybe not so hard in other ones. But listen to this Motivational Monday and see whether you like it or whether you get something out of it. And here we go. All right, three years of therapy in 60 seconds. Here we go. Number one, turns out your parents did their best and also kind of you up. But guess what? At the end of the day, you got to deal with it.
Number two, no one is coming to save you. No magical mentor, no secret billionaire uncle, not even Batman. It's just you. And yeah, that includes doing basic stuff like folding your laundry before it becomes a roommate. Number three, boundaries. That doesn't mean blocking somebody on Instagram. Say it with me. No. With a smiley face. No. See? Revolutionary. Don't have to be mean or rude.
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Chapter 6: What humorous AI-generated song is introduced?
You would? I get a little trolly on the Facebooks once in a while. Yeah, to the college radio station. Those poor kids. Can I tell you, I met the, I'm not going to say who because the boss won't like it, but when I went out to the ReStore on Saturday, there was another radio station there.
And they're not a direct competitor, but I always go up to other radio people and I'm just like, hi, hey, how are you? Good to meet you guys. They're like, hey, can we get a picture together? And we're all like in the same business. We're all in the same boat. We all kind of know each other. And it was just very cool to meet these guys.
It was weird when you asked for a group hug, but like, you know what, when it calls, it calls. It does call sometimes. Yes, exactly. Diane Keaton passed away, which is kind of sad. She was 79 years old and she was an Academy Award winning actor. Here is the clip from the movie. Something's got to give. I've never heard of this one before, but I definitely have heard. Is it? Yes. Yes.
I have an intruder in my house. Twenty nine. Daniel Zane. I'm dating your daughter, Maren. She invited me here for the weekend. She's in her room right now. Changing. You're dating my daughter. Now, who would have thought that would be worse news? I think that's Jack Nicholson. It is indeed. And it is a weird movie where he is dating her daughter, who is like 20. It's weird. And he's probably 50.
Old.
Yeah. I'm looking forward to this. Olivia Rodrigo said she is. Well, I'll let her say it.
Now I'm home and I'm working on my new album. I've worked a lot with Amex over the past few years to do some special performances. And there is one coming up very soon. But I won't give too much away.
New album from Olivia Rodrigo coming soon. And I think the rumor is that it should come out sometime next spring, which would be really nice because we'll have something to listen to.
I like all of her music. I think it's very good. She sounds different than everybody else in my humble opinion.
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Chapter 7: What are the highlights of the AI song about Boo Bash?
And I'm like, Lord, I'd be so fed up.
I admire her so much for doing that. I mean, she's out doing this by herself. She fixed up her own camper van. Yeah. And good for her. She's out on a solo trip through the North Shore. So good for her. Peeping at the peeping leaves, you know? Let's do a little Vaunt stirs the pot on KDWB.
Had this argument this weekend. Is dance a sport? It is, yeah. Is it though? It is. I don't feel like if somebody says, do you do sports? I'm going to say yes. I think I'm just going to be like, no, I do dance.
Would you say, instead of saying, I do sports, wouldn't you say, I'm an athlete? Because I think dancers are athletes.
Okay, then what about cheerleading?
I think those people are athletes. Because I, okay, a cheerleader, I feel like is way more physically fit than like, I don't know, half people who actually do play a sport. Like I can play kickball. That's a sport. But are you an athlete?
But am I an athlete?
No, you're a fat tub of goo. I'm a fat tub of goo who happens to know how to kick a ball.
What classifies something as a sport?
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