What's the word y'all? Over time in the last game of the day is definitely not good for my word slash sleep schedule but I'm here to talk about basketball because today might have been the best individual day of the NBA season. Hear me out. We had a 50 piece from Steph Curry. We saw some fights slash ejections from one of the best players in the league. The Bulls went. I mean, when the Bulls went, everybody went, right? Then we saw close to a 20 point comeback in Memphis. So just so much to talk about. Leave a like, let's get into it. I think we can all agree that Steph Curry is in the driver's seat for the MVP award right now. Now I understand this is a revolving door to come to these awards. Because just last week, I'm on basketball referees, their MVP ladder head Rudy Goberto, number one. And then Jimmy Butler and the Heat went on a run and then he became the favorite for MVP. So it is always changing, but the Warriors are 9-1 and he just put up a 50 piece. Kind of crazy. Now the Atlanta Hawks for the most part have been super disappointed, I would say the start of the season, but they had a plan. They had a plan going into this and it was like we gonna use our really good defenders which are like Cam Reddish, DeAndre Hunter who've done really good jobs clamping up individual players even like Kevin Herter is a positive defensive player at least in the 1-0-1. They were like, we're gonna go 1-0-1 and let our size, our length at these wing positions be the determining factor to stop Steph Curry. And for a little bit it was working. You know what I'm saying? A little double digit lead from them. And then it snapped. And it doesn't matter. Like if you didn't watch this game, I highly recommend you go watch this, the footage of just Steph Curry. You ain't gotta watch the whole game. Just go look at every possession from Steph Curry. A lot of the possessions from the Lena Hawks were like solid defense. But when Steph Curry is on, there's no better, there's gotta be an F. That's like the Steph Curry tracker. When he hits two shots in a row, you get a notification just in case you ain't already watched. You can tune in because that man is ridiculous. Legit, must see TV. And the Warriors as a whole are nine and one to start the season. I definitely did not see that coming then. Definitely did not see that coming. So let me give the roses to everybody. Of course Steph Curry, like I said, he's the MVP favorite of my mind right now. Drake McGrace, still the great vocal leader, great defender. All of the players that are on this team going into the season, I saw his question marks. I knew that Jordan Poo had lit it up in a preseason, but I wasn't sure how much of that would translate to the actual game. And though he's been up and down, he's had more ups than downs. Wiggas, Wiggas be on the court and then you realize that he got 15 points. You don't even really be thinking about it. They just got so many good role players that fit what they do. This team's chemistry is like no other. And I want to give a lot of credit to Steve Kerr because Steve Kerr definitely began drag through the mud the last couple of years. Oh, how good of a coach can he actually be? He's got the greatest shooter of all time, two of the greatest shooters of all time. And then he's got one of the best players of all time in Kevin DeRent coming into his team. How hard is it to really coach a team like that? And a lot of that might have been warranted, honestly. But this year he showcased like, man, the system that I have implemented for these players is the best in the league. So given him credit, and I'm giving Bob Myers credit and here's what, he decided to not always just go with the best individual player. He went with the players that he knew understood the system and were selfless enough to fit with the words. What do you mean by this, kiddie? Eric Paskew's a good NBA player. They traded him away for nothing because then the year he was there, or what was it, two years he was there, he never really got a full grasp of whatever the heck the Warriors are running over there.  It just didn't really work there. Avery Bradley was pretty decent for them in the preseason and everything. The Steph Kirby even wanted him to come back. But Bob Myers is like, you know what? Even though Avery Bradley sees himself as the best perimeter defender in the league and he's still a solid NBA player, he don't fit with what we're doing here. Maybe he don't understand the system to the same way that Gary Paton II does. So even though Avery Bradley might be the better player, we'd rather take GP2. Like it is amazing team building to find a team with the chemistry slash synergy that this team plays with because even though I'm saying Steph Curry is the favorite for MVP, it ain't like this man been dropping 30s all season long. He had his fair share of duds for Steph Curry standards, but the rest of the team is there to pick them up. Like today, though Steph Curry ended up with 50, Juan Toscano Anderson hit some huge shots in this one. He hit some huge shots in this one.  He understands the system more than a lot of people. I've said this before, but everybody that is getting rotational, or majority of the people that are getting rotational minutes for this team have been here for at least a year or two years to really learn this system and understand how to cut, when to cut, when to hand off, when to just give the ball to Steph and let him do his thing. And though this team does turn the ball over quite a bit, and a lot of that is due to the free flowiness of it, they understand everything. And to think that there's a dude on his boat to practice every day that's getting the workouts in on the bike when the team is playing and he's gonna be coming back soon, it's crazy. This team is scary. This team is real scary, but super fun to watch. That's what Steph Curry and his 50 piece. All right, let's talk about the other big thing. A Nicole Yocas versus Marquise Morris. If you don't know a late in this game, Denver Nuggets pulled away with it. First of all, very big win for them. It's very unfortunate that this happened at the end of the game, because if it wasn't for that, we'd be talking about how good of a performance individually in the Nicole Yocat. But we gonna talk about the actual game, but let's get to the last part. So the Denver Nuggets are about to win this game. It's like two, three minutes left in it. They're all about double digits. Bayon misses a shot that Yocas can test. He get a rebound, he bring it up court. And Marquise Morris is trying to do one of those take fouls that we see pretty often in the NBA, but instead of wrapping them up or reaching in to get the referee to call a foul, he threw one of these, boom! Right into the ribs, the knees hit each other, and Nicole Yocas did like that. So Marquise Morris turned around to walk away, boom! Big shove, Marquise Morris is on the floor for 10 minutes, they bring out the stretcher, but he ends up walking off the court on his own accord. You can decide yourself if he deserves an Oscar. That's not what this is about. My point in all of this is to Nicole Yocas, he cannot lose his cool in this situation. I understand the Morris brothers have the reputation and they have the reputation because they actually do the dirty slash cheap things when the refs aren't looking. This is a very physical game between two of the best centers in the league between Bayon Manabayo and Nicole Yocas. Nicole Yocas is a player that gets beat up a ton because he is a bruiser type player. And I understand it paled up for three and a half quarters and oh, he's just gonna take it no more. But he has to be able to hold his cool. This is not the first time we saw Nicole Yocas lose his cool. And the reason why he needs to keep his cool here is because yeah, maybe Marquise was selling there quite a bit, but there's a world where things are a lot worse than that. He pushed the man that wasn't looking and maybe, okay. He is a start player on one of the better teams in the league that's already missing their second best player. Maybe the third best player, you can argue Michael Porter Jr. is even that at this point. It's out for a couple of weeks because he heard his back on that mislayup that we laughed at a couple of days ago. My fault, I didn't know he was actually injured. You cannot afford to put yourself in a situation where you are suspended from multiple games. And I don't know, maybe by the time this video is out we know if it's a one game, two game, four game or even if he might not get suspended at all. But you have to be able to keep your cool. I mean, I've had times where I've lost my cool. Like we all have had these, we're human, right? We are emotional beings, but in a situation like this your team needs you in a crowded Western conference to be on the court. Because if you don't have Jamal, you don't have Michael Porter Jr. And you don't have Yolkich, how many games are you winning? Now, yeah, even if the suspicion is just two games it is still significant enough, right? And I pray and I pray that the Markief thing was just me selling, him selling it a little bit. But is this bad optics overall for the NBA? Because even if you are an NBA fan seeing something like this is just not good that you got Jimmy Butler talking about let's meet up, meet me in the back. When in reality, I love Jimmy Butler, man. I got a post of this man right next to me. You don't want no smoke with Yolkich, bro. I'm just being honest with you. You don't want no smoke with Yolkich in a real tussle. So it's just bad. You know what I'm saying? Markief Morris is in the bad and Yolkich is in the bad. You know, but when it comes to on court in the actual game, if we didn't have this push slash ejection slash suspension type thing we would have been able to come here and talk about how Yolkich had his first triple double of the year against Bama DeBio. Kenny, what's the significance of that? I watched this season. Bama DeBio clamp up the best bigs in the entire league. Wait, let me go through their schedule because I wanna showcase some of these numbers. I think we've all seen on Twitter those things that like, hey, when players guarded by Bama DeBio he is doing this and that. Those things are actually real, y'all, for show. So so far this season Bama's put up really good individual statistics against Rudy Governe. Barrett held him to eight points. Jaren Jackson Jr. ended up with eight points. Yanis had 15 points. He individually has been clamping up some of the better bigs in the league. And today he couldn't do a thing against Yolkich. Yolkich was eating that man alive. And that is a testament to how good of a player Nicola Yolkich was and is. This team on paper should not be as good as how they've been playing, right? Offense has still not really come around completely for this team, but they held the heat to less than a hundred points. Hi, Larry, a struggle of a game. Pretty much everybody other than Jimmy Butler really, really struggled out there. But man, Nicola Yolkich, bro, if it wasn't for the push and everything, we would be focusing on the fact that you had a triple double against the best defensive center league maybe this season. But instead, everybody wants to talk about the push and everything. I mean, which makes sense. The Bulls won a game against the Brooklyn Nets, ladies and gentlemen, 73 Bulls. That's a good one for us. Now, the Brooklyn Nets were on the, I think five game win streak coming into this. And then they were on the second half of a back-to-back. So they shouldn't be overreacting. Of course, the fact that they lost this game, James Harden, they look good. Nobody looked good other than Lamarca Sgt. and Kevin Arrant. But I just want to say some light on my fourth quarter Bulls, bro. We've come a long way, man. There were years in a row where I dreaded being in the fourth quarter in a close game. Because I just assumed that it was less than a 10-point game and we were up. We were going to blow that game. You know, if it was a tie game going to the fourth, we're going to blow that game. But this year, the fourth quarter Bulls are disgusting. Oh no, Nikola Vucevich, his struggles are well documented. In the fourth quarter today, he looked like the best version of himself again. DeMar DeRose continues to impress me. I mean, you can't look at that man, Zach Lavine, and say that the Bulls don't have two All-Stars this season so far. Boom. I.O. DeSumo, second round pick. He was drafted during a Jimmy, oh no, no, no, during a Papa John's commercial. They didn't even call his name on TV. Papa John's commercial was on. It was just across the bottom. That's fuel to be great. And he has been, man. Even Billy Donovan said, like, listen, we didn't expect I.O. to be getting rotational minutes early into the season, but his presence, his energy is infectious. So that's why this man gets minutes. Yeah, that one heat check late in the fourth quarter that I wanted to see go in so bad, but nah, he missed it. Offensively, defensively, the Bulls look really solid today. Super excited about that one, man, because the last two losses against Philly had me in the gutter. So I'm back on cloud nine, y'all. Not realistically, I don't take two wins too hard. I don't take no losses too tough. And that's how you don't go insane when watching basketball. I'm telling you. All right, we got two more games to talk about, at least from games that I've watched. The Timberwolves blew, what was it, an 18-point lead with seven minutes to go or something like that? Ah, man, listen, I think majority of NBA fans are rooting for the Minnesota Timberwolves to be successful. Carthony Towns is one of the most likable players in the league, and I think he even got more people on his side this year more than any other. Anthony Edwards is one of the most entertaining players on and off the court.  It's legitimately everybody wants to see them be great and they disappoint us every single time. This team has D'Angelo Russell, Carthony Towns, and Anthony Edwards, all three of them had 25 or more. And they do stuff like this kind of consistently, maybe not D'Angelo Russell getting 30, but they have three really solid scores. There's no reason for their offense to be as bad as it is. Is that Chris Finch? At some point we have to stop looking at the coaches and be like, ah, it's his fault, because this is how you get seven coaches in, I don't know how many years. They just get coaches like boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, since Saunders. It's just not a good look, bro. It's not a good look. There's a play in the fourth quarter. There's a sideline at a bounce play and nobody came to the ball and they got a five second violation. How many times have you actually seen a five second violation called an NBA game? Not many. It happened in this one because nobody wanted to come to the ball. And the worst thing that I see in the NBA, and oh my God, it was on full display in this game, is when things start to get, this team was up again, 16, 17, 18.2, like seven minutes ago. When things started to get real tough, how did the offense go, y'all? Did you think it was free flowing and as good as it was to get them up by that much? Or did they result to isolation ball and chucking up contested threes? Which one do you think it was? Yeah, it was the latter of the two, y'all. And it's frustrating. Carthony Towns is one of the most gifted bigs I have ever seen with my own two eyes, offensively. Even though he be turned the ball away too much for a guy of his position, whatever. I don't know if that dude got a touch in the fourth quarter other than him chucking up like a half court shot and it going in. It was all D'Angelo Russell. Listen, I'm mess with D'Lo for sure. And he was having a good game to this point. So maybe you ride in the high hand. But after three contested jump shots, my boy, we gotta give it to somebody else. Can we give it to Kat? Can we give it to Kat? Shout out to Jiren. Shout out to Brandon Clark because his minutes have been up and down for the last two seasons. He had a 20 piece today out of nowhere. He almost had more points than he had minutes. It's so frustrating to watch because I wanna see them be successful. The team is a good defensive team right now but the offense ain't caught up. What the heck? So I just got my bedtime reminder on my phone. So I should wrap this up with the last game of the day which was the Charlotte Hornets losing another game. Another loss for the Charlotte Hornets to the Lakers and the Staples Center. I think this makes what, four five straight losses for the Charlotte Hornets and they started off so high and now five straight losses. And before this one, this was only a three point loss. So better, I guess. They had lost their last four games by a margin of 22 points. They had been getting the dog beat out of them. You know what I'm saying? And today they could have won this game, man. A lot of it boiled down to like that one possession where Lamello ball got five free throws because the Lakers wouldn't shut up and they kept getting technical foul. Technical foul, Russell Westberg, technical foul. Frank Vogel, I think it might have been Carmelo Anthony. He was just getting technical foul after the technical foul and that led the door open for the Charlotte Hornets to make some noise. Terry Rozier hit some big shots down the stretch. Lamello's really good in this game but they can't put together a win and their defense has been just really, really bad recently. And a lot of them, you're playing Mason Plumlee and Nick Richards at your center positions. You're just not gonna be able to, you're not gonna be able to hang against good teams or any teams for that matter. So they gotta figure that out. They have a breakout player in Miles Bridges who's slowly cooling down, you know what I'm saying? Today, 33%, 27% from three and they got Terry Rozier back and you would expect them to find their way. They haven't even done that. But the Lakers get a win. Congratulations to them. It wasn't pretty. It definitely was not pretty. They almost did it again. 26 point lead against OKC, 19 point lead against OKC. And I think in this one they led by like 16 and they almost blew it again. It went all the way to overtime. But thanks to their best player, Carmelo Anthony. They were able to pull this one out, bro. Mello is legitimately shooting 50% from three on the season.  Carmelo Anthony is doing three to the dome more than I've ever seen in his life. So what a pickup for them. Because without him, hey, this is rough in this one, bro. This is real, real rough in this one. I can't even talk negatively because he ended up with the win. But the offense down the stretch is just the same thing. I just talked about the Minnesota Timberwolves. Oh, we going dribble, dribble, dribble. Maybe do a little pick and roll with Russell Westbrook and Anthony Davis. But Anthony Davis loved to pop. It's not really a roll. Or it's like, hm, isolation of Russell Westbrook, isolation of Anthony Davis. And those players are talented enough to hit some shots every once in a while. But it ain't nothing that I would rely on long term. They were able to sneak out of this one by the skin of their teeth. And that was mellow, legitimately. It was Carmelo. I guess Anthony Davis had scored like seven straight points in overtime. So yeah, he deserved love, too. But that was it. I mean, a win is a win, but man, it was ugly. All right, that's all, man. Wow, what a day for the NBA world. Leave it like, I know we missed a lot of games, but you know.


The Cavalcade of America. This evening's broadcast in the Cavalcade of America brought to you by Dupont is a tribute to American music and American composers. In a very real sense, this broadcast likewise is a tribute to our Cavalcade Orchestra, a symphony group under the direction of a distinguished conductor Harold Levy. The symphony group has been assembled from master musicians. A number of them are members of the New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra. Mr. Levy was formerly conductor of the Los Angeles Symphony Orchestra and is known as an authority on concert music, operettas, and motion picture music. He has composed or arranged most of the music used from week to week as the background to the dramatic episodes in the Cavalcade of America. Art and science are very much akin and so it is fitting that this story of American music should be linked by its sponsor Dupont with the science of chemistry to typify the ideal of Dupont's research chemistry. Better things for better living through chemistry. Many years ago a philosopher named Andrew Fletcher wrote, If a man were permitted to make all the balance, he need not care who should make the laws of a nation. Truly music has been a vital factor in our national life since our Puritan forefathers sang their songs of Thanksgiving in the New England wilderness. But it was many years before any American writer of songs rose to fame. It is the year 1826. A Fourth of July celebration is being held in Lawrenceville, Pennsylvania, a small town near Pittsburgh. The mayor is introducing the speaker of the day. The speaker of the day, member of the state legislature, our esteemed friend, neighbor, and fellow citizen, William B. Foster, president of the United States. He'll tell him something. My friends, ladies and gentlemen, on this 50th anniversary of the birth of our great republic, that the independence of our nation was... I want to speak to Mr. Foster. Keep still, can't you see he's speaking? I know, but this is important. Nothing's as important to Bill Foster just now as celebrating the 50th birthday of our nation. Well, he may think differently. He's wanted home to celebrate the birthday of a new son. A new son? Born on the Fourth of July. Say, well, he ought to do something for his country. That baby born on the Fourth of July was Stephen Collins Foster, who may well be called the father of American song. It was appropriate that he was born as the band's bled forth the national anthem and proclaimed the birthday of liberty. His songs became a part of our nation's very life, and even during his lifetime were sung by thousands. He was only a little over 20 when the covered wagons moved westward. The gold rush to California is symbolized today by a foster melody. Come on the circle, and we'll build your fires in the center. Joe?  All right, Tim, what'll it be? Well, do I need to tell you? All right, all join in. Oh, Susanna, open thy lattice. Love, camp town races. Nelly was the lady. Uncle Ned, all were written before Foster was 25. But there was one song that was to surpass all others in popularity. One day in Pittsburgh in 1851, young Stephen Foster enters the office of his elder brother Morrison, a cotton merchant. Oh, uh, Morrison. Morrison, are you busy? Am I disturbing you? Why, no, Steve. I'm never too busy for you and your music. What is it, a new tune? I see you have your banjo with you. Well, I've been writing a song that I think should be popular if I can only get the right words for it. Do you know a good two-syllable name for a southern river? Oh, let me see. It has to be two syllables. I thought of Peaty, but it didn't seem to fit. Too harsh a name. Uh, how would, uh, Yazoo do? Yazoo? Hmm, upon the Yazoo. No. No, no, I don't care much for that. I think the name's been used before, anyway. You're hard to please. Remember, there's an Atlas over there. You might find a name on a map. Oh, an Atlas? Good. Yeah, let me see. Is there a map of the southern states? Oh, yes, yes, here it is. Ah, I see. Well, there's a river in Florida emptying into the Gulf of Mexico. See where my finger's pointing? Oh, yes. I never heard of it before, but... Swammy. That's it. Swammy. That's good. Thanks, Marshal. Oh, wait a minute, Steve. Aren't you going to let me hear your tune after I found your river for you? Oh, yes, of course. Now, I'll play it on the banjo. I have an idea that people will like this tune. ...and here's one of the only ones that were first introduced through this form of entertainment. Let us go behind the scenes of one of these shows, Dan Bryant's famous minstrels, which is playing at Mechanics Hall, New York City, during the winter of 1859. Here is Bryant, the manager talking to Daniel Decatur-Emmett, one of the company. Yeah, I said we need a new walk around to liven up the end of the first part there. Something that has the spirit of the south in it. I wish you'd try your hand at it over Sunday. That's pretty quick work, Mr. Bryant.  Well, you're usually fast. You're verses and you're jokes. Why not with a tune? I'll try, Mr. Bryant, but you're asking a lot when you expect a man who was born and brought up in Ohio to write convincingly about a place below the Mason-Dixon line. Dan Emmett tried to write a song that he thought would please the manager, the Bryant Minstrels. Tune after tune he tried on his violin and quickly discarded. We find him with his wife and their boarding house early on a snowy Sunday morning. Are you ever going to stop? You've been at that all night. I can't seem to find the right idea. I can't think of a tune and when I think of a tune I can't think of a name. The weather outside isn't any help. Imagine trying to write about the south with the wind whistling and the snow falling. Yes, and if you haven't been too busy to notice there's no heat in this room either. Oh, I've noticed it, but I can't stop. Dan, I'm surprised I haven't heard you complaining like all show folks do at this time of year. The old slogan that you wish you were in Dixie. Wait a minute. That's an idea. That's it. You've got it. What? I wish I were in Dixie. That's my song for the walk around.  There's a tune that's been going through my head all night.  Are you ready? The following night the Bryant Minstrels come to the end of their first part. It was written by a minstrel singer from Ohio during a New York winter. Dan Emmett lived to a good old age and received many honors as the composer of one of the greatest of all American songs. In Washington, D.C., while the songs of Stephen Foster were the rage, a man was born who was to set the feet of a nation in marching rhythm. John Philip Sousa later to be acclaimed the March King. At 13 he had assembled a small dance orchestra, all grown men under the guitar of a mere boy, which became popular at Washington Functions. John Philip himself played the violin and one day as he is practicing, opportunity knocks at the door. I serve you young man, but I've been outside listening to your playing. I'm the leader of the circus band. We're showing over near Pennsylvania Avenue. If you'd care to join, I have a place for you. Well, I'd like to join all right, but I don't think my father would let me. Then why tell him? Oh, I couldn't go away without asking him. My father's an awfully fine man. Yes, but he wouldn't understand the advantages of a boy joining a circus. He'd be sure to object. Yeah, I'm afraid he would. I'll tell you. Here's what you can do. When we strike the tents tomorrow, you come over and join us and after you've been gone a day or two, you can write your father, tell him what a great time you're having and then it'll be too late for him to object. How about it? Sounds wonderful. Traveling with a circus and being paid for it. Next morning, John Philip's father awakens him bright and early and after donning his Sunday clothes at his father's bidding, the two start out for a walk. Where are we going, father? You'll soon see, son. This is the Marine Barrage. Yes, Commandant's friend of mine. I've played trombone in the Marine Band myself. We were talking about you last night and we came to the conclusion that you'll keep out of mischief as an apprentice of the Marine Band and learn more about music than you ever would in a circus. Father, you know? Yes, son. Well, how about it? Just as you say, father. I promise, I won't desert. As an apprentice, John Philip Sousa joined the Marine Band and later he became its most famous bandmaster, serving under five presidents. But a greater audience was calling for the music of this talented young man. Sousa resigned from the Marine Band and founded the great organization that bore his name. He wrote a number of successful musical comedies, but his real fame was as a composer of marches. Semper Fidelis, The Liberty Bell, The Washington Post, El Capitan, The High School Cadets, All Our Favorites. But it was in 1896 that the most famous march of all times was to be written. Sousa's band had been traveling through Europe and Sousa himself was planning to visit Sicily on a well-earned vacation. We find him and Mrs. Sousa in a hotel in Naples. He has been reading the Paris Herald. Jenny, did you see this? What is it, dear? It's a report that David Blakely dropped dead in his office. David Blakely, your manager? Why, why, that's terrible. This paper is four days' ore. I'll cable it once for confirmation. Four-hole Blakely. Had a great many quarrels and disagreements, but he's been a loyal friend and a good manager. But, Philip, how will it affect the band? It means that I will have to take hold myself. I'm sorry, dear, but our little holiday to Sicily is off. We'll make arrangements to sail Saturday on the Teutonic. As the ship sails for the United States, day after day, John Philip Sousa paces the deck, absorbed in the problems he must face on his arrival. He whistles softly to the rhythmic beat of his footsteps, and deep in his brain, he hears the melodies and countermelodies that have formed the march of all marches. As the vessel enters New York Harbor, he and Mrs. Sousa watch the passing shore. You've been preoccupied all through this trip, Philip. I'm sure you'll find everything all right. It hasn't been business alone, dear. It's a tune. A tune has been echoing and re-echoing in my brain since I left Europe. I can hear it, hear it distinctly. Is it the band we're actually playing? The trumpets here, the piccolo coming in, the trombones, the clarinets? What? Have you thought of a name to call it? Not yet, but it's so clear in my mind that I can write it down fully orchestrated, just as I hear it, without changing a note. Oh, look, dear, there's the first American flag we've seen for a long time. Beautiful, isn't it? The most beautiful flag in the world. The stars and stripes. The stars and stripes forever. As John Philip Sousa set the feet of a nation stepping to his martial heirs, so another young man was to set the feet of a nation dancing to a new and fascinating rhythm that stamped a new character on American music. Let us take a quick trip around the country in the year 1911, a small suburban home. Honey, here's a phonograph record I bought. It's that new song everyone's whistling. You want to hear it? Of course I do. Well, Mrs. Smith was telling me that her husband's dead. Yeah, here you are, dear. Now listen. He certainly does. Let's try it. By George, you haven't danced with me for years. A Western mining town. Hey, y'all, boys, mail from the east. It's about time. Anything from me, Bill? Sure, a couple of letters from this. Looks like a newspaper. Newspaper, eh? Maybe we'll find out what's going on in the world. No, it isn't a newspaper. It's some sheet music from my sister. She says, I am sending you the latest song hit from New York. Try it over on your piano. And maybe we won't. Hey, Jim, dust off those ivories in the corner there and let's see what we've got. That's your world. Give me the music. A diplomatic ball in Washington, D.C. What's that tune there playing? I don't know. They've repeated it several times this evening. Well, the young people seem to like it. Look at that daughter of ours. It's the first time in weeks I've seen her without that bored debutante expression of hers. Howard, do you think she's dancing? Well, quite in a ladylike manner. Shaking her shoulders that way. Well, she seems to be enjoying herself in any rate. That's good exercise, too. Hey, that has a fascinating sort of rhythm. Insinuating, you might say, huh? It makes my feet want to keep time. Do you think we're too old to dance? I don't know if you are, but I'm not. A famous restaurant on Broadway. Well, how about this table? I'm sorry, sir. That table is reserved for Diamond Jim Brady. And the president himself wouldn't have it. Well, that's it, George. Good evening, Mr. Brady. Say, what have you done with this place? It looks like a dance floor. That's right, Mr. Brady. We had to do it. The town is dance-crazy. People won't come anymore unless they can dance. And that tune did it. Alexander's right time back. And I know the young man that wrote it. His name is Irving Berlin. A few years ago, he didn't have a nickel. If he keeps up, you'll be able to buy more diamonds than I have. It's progress, George. The day of the lobster palace is gone. If I want to keep up with the rest of the world, I'll have to learn to dance. To confess it, we Americans are a sentimental people. And that trait is reflected in our songs. There is an instance of this form in a composer who wrote because of her love of family. It is an iron river, Michigan, in the year 1895. A charming lady recently widowed is talking with her lawyer. Mrs. Bond, I'm afraid there's little left of your husband's estate after the debts are paid. I wish there was something I could do. A woman left with a young child faces a pretty hard struggle. I can face it, Mr. Bruce. Have you any plans? There's always my music. But music isn't really a business. At best, it's a hobby. It's going to be my business. Well, I know, of course, that you're talented. But so are hundreds of others. I've written four songs. I can also publish them, so I'm going to have them publish myself. At least that's a start. Even when a song is published, one can't be sure of its success. One in a thousand is a moneymaker. My songs must succeed. My memories of the past and my hopes for the future are in them. Even their titles have been chosen because they remind me of my life. My husband. Just a wearying for you. My boy. I love you truly. My hope for the future. A perfect day. They come from my heart, Mr. Bruce. I had to write them. Even if I'm the only one who will ever sing them. Never fear, dear lady. Someday the whole world will be singing them. Let me write it soft to the minstrels who have given voice to the undying harmonies that have cheered and inspired the countless millions marching onward in the cavalcade of America.  Similar stories could be told of America's progress in other arts and sciences. The art of pottery making or ceramics is no exception. And it also happens to be an industry in which chemistry plays an important part. The principles of pottery making are based on the crude experiments that primitive man made 4,000 years or more ago. Much of your pleasure from this art comes from the colored decorations. How often you hear someone say at a dinner party, for instance, what lovely plates. The speaker little realizes that the discovery of decoration came because different districts produced different colors of clay. And the primitive potter simply dobbled one clay upon another to satisfy his sense of the artistic. With the discovery of the art of glazing, other native earths containing coloring material were used to secure a beautiful effect. Modern ceramic technique has greatly extended the process of glazing. And the skillful potters of today would be the first to tell you that much credit for this advance in their art must be given to the science of chemistry. Chemists working with manufacturers of ceramics have produced entirely new coloring materials and created new varieties of pottery, china, glassware, and porcelain. Chemistry has made these products more durable and less expensive so that even modestly priced ware can now be obtained in a wide range of artistic effects to harmonize with home interiors. DuPont chemical processes produce a number of the colors and metallic decorations used in a ceramics industry, thus affording another apt example of the DuPont Chemists pledge better things for better living through chemistry. We have been receiving some very interesting letters from our listeners and now again we invite each one of you to send us your comments on this program. Your letter will be greatly appreciated. Just address it to DuPont, D-U-P-O-N-T, Wilmington, Delaware. Perseverance, a dramatization of incidents in the lives of American inventors will be heard next Wednesday evening at this same time when DuPont again presents the Cavalcade of America. This is the Columbia Broadcasting System, WABC, New York.


Welcome to Psychic Medium Tony Green. I am a Psychic Medium channel and today I will be giving answers to people who call in helping them connect with loved ones on the other side. I will also be doing some follow-ups and some predictions. So when a lot of my predictions start happening, I give new predictions. So some of my predictions that have been happening more recently, and some of you may or may not know about this, but in previous shows I predicted that there was going to be some explosions and they have happened and there's going to be some things happening in California. And the exact term I keep getting for California, and if you're in California, please understand that this can mean a number of different things. California is going down. I've gotten more information on that than I'm giving here on the show. But what I will say is that, you know, just for so many reasons, if you're in California and you don't agree with what's going on there, get out. There are a lot of states in our country. For a moment, I was like, are there like, I think there are like 52 states in our country. Oh my goodness, when I'm in psychic mode, I don't think the way I should. But listen, there are states that may be a better place for you to be. You may be able to find better work, better living situation, better cost of living situation. If you are in a state that is requiring things that you do not personally agree with, move to another state. Now a lot of people will say, I can't, I have a house to sell, I have to do this, I have to do that. I get that. Start doing it. One step at a time. Make those moves. Do what you need to do for your personal survival, for your family survival, for what you feel is best, okay? The other thing I was getting in a lot of my predictions, and this was quite some time ago, you'd have to go back and watch previous shows, is that there were going to be a lot of lawsuits starting, civil suits that would eventually, some of them would remain civil suits, other ones would turn into class action suits, and those are coming in now. I'm seeing them being posted all over the place. If you're in a situation where you are being forced to do something against your will or choice, there are sources out there that are willing to work with you and help you. Also, I don't know if this is factual, but there are a lot of people that are, this part of it is factual. There are a lot of people reaching out to me, coming in and saying, listen, my work is requiring I do this to keep my job, or I'm going to be terminated. If that were me personally, I would stay till the last day and let them terminate me and take steps from there. I can't tell you what to do as an individual. You have to make the choices that are best for you. I can tell you, I've heard a rumor that OSHA stepped in and said, if employers or businesses require this in America, they will be held liable. Check that yourself. I'm not sure if that's a fact or not, but I did hear that. And thank you, OSHA, if you did for being the only organization willing to stand up for the people. The other thing, there are religious exemptions and medical exemptions that are available. Here's my future predictions. These lawsuits are going to get, take over the court systems. They really are. That is going to be what's going to be very prevalent over the next year and a half, excuse me, is the beginning of these suits. And not only, like people saying, the pharmaceutical company, you can't sue them. No, you're right. You can't. But if somebody is knowingly putting something harmful into your body, they're liable. Just saying. Now, if you agree with getting the shot, then great. That's good for you. But there are a lot of people that don't. And if you're one of the people that are like, Hey, listen, I'm not comfortable with this. There's not enough science behind it. I see people getting sick. I mean, I personally seen a lot of damage and people coming into my office or calling me on the phone saying, I've gotten this shot, and it is extremely harmful. These are my symptoms. I'm going to the hospital. I've been to the ER and they're telling me they don't know what's wrong. Both hockey, both hockey, they know exactly what's wrong. They do. So okay, back to future predictions. There are many, many people who are about to start their own business. They are. There are so many people that are about to branch out on their own and have their own business. They're about to start their own economic system. There are certain areas in the US and other countries that are going to I don't know if this is a word, please don't laugh at me. Maybe it's a new word. Maybe it's one of my words I invent, re govern, meaning they're going to start their own government and their own policies. They're going to kind of take this area and say we as a people are going to be in this area. And these are our rules. If you don't believe me, that's okay. If you want to be part of it, pay attention. Pay attention and get on board with those people. And this is going to be in every single country where people just take parts of areas and say we're re governing. Again, I understand that might not be an actual word. If you look it up in the dictionary, it might not even mean the way I'm saying it. That's okay. That's not the important part of this. Answers are coming in and solutions are coming in. Do not do anything to your body. You do not want to do. Hold off for as long as you can. We all have intuition. And if your intuitive abilities are telling you not to do this, hold off for as long as you can and do whatever you have to do. Again, you know, I've said since the very beginning, there's something else going on here in every single post and every single, there's something else going on here. This is, I don't get me wrong. I believe C19 is real. I believe people do get C19. I also believe people get the flu and pneumonia. I also believe that people get sick for a number of different reasons. It's been proven there's a 99.6% survival rate with this C19. And so my question is to you, if that's the case, why the push? If that's the case, why the push? On a logical level, what's the push?  There's a rumor, there's a contract between the pharmaceutical company and our government that if X number of shots are not given, the pharmaceutical company can literally take over certain government buildings and the military. If that, I don't know if that rumor is true. There's a contract. Supposedly, there's a contract and it's public. Do your own research. Find out what's really going on here, folks. Why the push? 99.6% survival rate. Okay, I'm going to get into the show now. There are other predictions I was going to give, but that just kind of got really fast, really deep, really fast. And I just, I want to get into answering questions for everyone. I want to say hello to Absurd, the Herephant, Genevieve. I love you, girl. And okay, hi. Good afternoon. I'm going to go to the phone lines. If you want to call in and ask a question, the number is<PHONE_NUMBER>. You can go ahead and call in. Now, I am going to go here and I'm going to say hello to 305. Wait, 305. Hey, 305. How are you today? You're talking to me, right? You're Miami person? Yep, you're 305. What's your name? Where are you calling from? I'm calling from Miami, 305. Nice. My name is Brandy. Okay. How can I help you today? I work for... Okay. So the biggest... I'm sorry. Go ahead. I struggle to see every time. Okay. So here's what I'm going to say. It is. And I, you know, I sometimes... Okay. So one of the things... I'm sorry. Go ahead. Okay. So I'm going to answer your question about your psychic abilities. And I'm going to put you on mute just so I can answer the question and get that information out to you because I think it's really important. For people who have intuitive abilities and use them for work, sometimes it's challenging because the expectations that people have of us are like what they see on TV. Remember, TV is not real. It's really not like shows like the medium, Teresa Caputo and The Ghost Whisperer. That's TV. They're giving you this, like even the Teresa Caputo show, they shoot hours and hours and hours of footage to get that little moment for the audience. I'm not saying she's not good. I believe she's very good, but it's not like that in real life. Us people who run around doing this for a living, I don't even know how else to state that. Each of us have different gifts and our gifts, our gifts, gifts. I have not, I don't think there's enough caffeine for this day. That's all I'm saying today. Here's the thing. All of our gifts are very unique. Here's the bigger thing. Each and every one of us that have entered this earth plane is a healer and an intuitive. Our soul came in to heal, first of all, ourselves and our journey. If there was nothing to heal, we would not be here. And second, to evolve, but also to have our intuition as like a guiding light through the tunnel or whatever we want to call it that we're going through. So each and every one of us is intuitive and a healer. Where there is love, our gifts grow stronger. Where there is fear, our gifts dim and shows like ghosts, whatever, that shall remain nameless at this moment have brought a lot of fear, not fear, but fear into our gifts. Shows like the poltergeist and things like that have made us believe there's all this ominous stuff trying to get us. That's all, that's all movies. And the truth of the matter is as long as you stay in your faith and you stay strong and you realize each and every one of us has angels that are with us from our first incarnation to our very last incarnation. And each and every one of us is divinely protected beyond anything you could ever imagine as far as our life in general and every day to day events. Have you ever? I'm going to tell you another Tony story.  You have to ask them. And in some cases, yeah, you have to say, hey, I want this, help me with it. But in every case, they're they're protecting us. One year, many, many, many years ago, I had this vehicle that I absolutely loved. It was a pearl white Audi. And I just love this vehicle. And it was I was driving down the freeway. And this guy, it was a holiday. So the freeway was jam packed. And this guy's front tire locked my rear driver tire, his front passenger tire locked my rear driver tire as he did a lane change into my lane. And my car spun and hit every side of the freeway wall. Now, this is a holiday. The freeways were packed. It was summertime. And they were packed. And as the car spun as my gorgeous car spun and hit every side of the freeway wall, I sat there like I was, I didn't feel a thing. I didn't go side to side in the car. I didn't go forward and backward. And then my car just stopped. And I got out and talked to the guy and traffic was backed up forever. My car did not restart. And that was at the end of my Audi experience. However, the point is I didn't say angels come help me. They were just there helping as they always are. No, you might say, but this happened to me and it was bad. And that happened to me and it was bad. Yeah, there are going to be things that happened to us in this life that are challenging or that we look at our perception of these things are bad, but they're course corrections. My last near death, my last near death experience, which was my third, at least third near death experience. While I was going through it, I thought it was the worst thing that could have ever happened to me. And how could this happen? Because everything I loved was being replaced. And I didn't know what was going to replace it. But it was a course correction to put me on this path, to put me in this seat. Now, I've been intuitive. I've been a channel my entire life. Things just blurb out of my mouth. I see things. I just knew things for as far back as I can remember. I shouldn't say my entire life because I really don't remember my childhood. Before the age of like 10, very little of my teenagers, the point being, my gifts never shut down.  And nine times out of 10, they shut down due to fear.  We can reopen them at any point we want to once we let go of the fear, the fear of being called crazy, the fear of this isn't real, the fear of something bad can enter. The biggest question I get, the biggest question I get is, how do you know it's not a devil? How do you know it's not a demon? Demons don't spread love. Da, I mean, right? Demons aren't out here trying to spread love to everybody and heal people. And I don't believe in demons per se. I believe there's good energy and there's heavy energy. So as we go through this incarnation, this life, we have to realize each and every one of us has that innate ability, that ability that we are born with that says we are healers. We are intuitives. Even if we just use it on ourselves and our family, you're not obligated to use this gift. These gifts, you're not obligated to use them on anybody else. But if you are using them, if you are choosing to open them or open them further, do it from a space of faith. Do it from a space of love and purity and a place of knowing that these gifts only come from the divine. They only come from that which is good and means good for everyone involved. Okay. I hope that answered your question. I feel like if you just stay in that place of faith, you're going to do much better. And here's another thing that a lot of people believe. And again, my gifts have always been open. I never shut them down. So I don't know what it's like for gifts to be shut down and then reopen and what goes with that process. But what I can tell you is what you believe is what happens. So if you're believing that it's a big, hard, dark process, f-ing stop that, f-ing get out of it. It's not. Gifts are of love and light. They're inside of you.   It's the same thing. You're very vulnerable when you're opening up your light again, your gifts again. Stay in the light. Work with the light. Work with what's good. Don't believe all the doomsday, this is going to get you stuff. Don't. Just don't believe it. Because if the law of attraction is true and we create what we think, stop thinking crappy thoughts.  Believe that you are protected at all times because it's the one thing I know, like I know, like I know when I see people, I see angels around them. Amazingly, I don't see demons around them. I see angels around them. And the angels are fighting your thoughts. That's it. It's, believe it or not, it could actually be that simple. Believe it or not, it could actually be that you are just overcoming all the old things you were taught, those old beliefs. Let all that go. Be in that space of faith. And if you do believe in the darkness, turn on a light. I mean, I don't want to oversimplify things, but if you walk into a dark room, yeah, it can seem a little scary. Once you turn on a light, you're like, oh, yeah, it's fine in here. It's the same thing inside of you. If you're feeling like a darkness inside of you, turn on your own light. And I know it sounds so simple, but you are born in light. Everything about you is in light. So stay in that place of love, stay in that place of light, and work from that space. Okay. I'm going to go to the next color. And the next color is 860. Hey, 860, if you have any answers, be at home. Please take me off. How are you doing today? How can I help you? What's your name? Where are you calling from? Because I'm so good. How are you, Amla? It's been forever. I'm so happy to hear from you. What's going on, Amla? Okay. So, Amla, I know some time ago we talked about, in the past, we talked about a partner to and that person did come in and, you know, not everybody's our forever partner. People come in and we have experience with them and it helps get us ready for our next partner. I'm going to tell you in a month and a half, depending on a few things, in a month and a half, you have the potential to meet somebody brand spanking new, boom, boom, brand spanking new.  Now, I'm going to tell you, it's going to be really difficult for you to be calm, cool, and reserved when we feel that thunderbolt inside of us, right? But you have to be calm, cool, and reserved. You have to be in that space where you are being like, hey, what's up? How are you? Not like, oh my God, you're the one. I am going to tell you this in about a month and a half, this person is coming in. You've not met this person before. I feel like this person is grounded a little earthy, and they're going to be very understanding of just of life in general. This person has had a lot of losses in their life, but they don't carry it like a wounded bird. They just, it just gave them a greater perspective and understanding of life. It also helped them to be in that space where they have a different perspective on what a relationship and love should be and how they should treat people, which is a beautiful place to be. I do feel like this person, when they come in, you might feel like they're not ready.  You know what? That's okay. Even if they're not ready, friends before favors is okay. Okay? Yeah. But this person actually is ready for a full-on, fully committed relationship, and this person also is really liking you. So you have to have a lot of self-confidence. They're just the type of person. They're like a chess player. You're not going to see their moves coming. Like you're not going to know. Okay. Like they know where they're going and what they want and how they plan to get there. They're just not going to tell you the ending of the story. They're going to go slowly and they're not going to say, you know what?   They understand things happen. So they're going to take it slowly and they're going to go in that pace that needs to be gone in. I hope that makes sense to you. I want to thank everybody for joining me today. I'm so grateful. I will be back later this week with another show. Until then, have an amazing rest of the week.