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The entire draft room groans because you just took the guy they wanted. There's no better feeling than crushing your fantasy football league. I'm JJ Zacharyson, host of the award-winning late-round podcast. Before your draft, our players to target and players to avoid episodes tell you exactly who to circle and who to cross off. Listen to the late-round fantasy football podcast on the iHeart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. College football will hijack your weekend, ruin your sleep, and break your heart. And that's why we make the Solid Verbal College football show. I'm Ty Hildenbrand. He's Dan Rubenstein. Every week, we preview the games that matter in the storylines that are going to ignite your group chat. And you can join us in the aftermath as we react to what happened, why it matters, and how the sport went completely bonkers yet again. Listen to the Solid Verbal College football show on the iHeart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

The new NFL season is here. And you should be listening to NFL Daily as we march along to Super Bowl 61. It is in the name NFL Daily. You'll have fresh content in your feed every day, all season long. That game winning drive, maybe it's Herbert, maybe it's Gino, maybe it's my homes. We'll have the highlights. If Fernando Mendoza or any of those rookies are ballin' out, we'll break down the tape, join me. Greg Rosenthal and an all-star cast of Co-hosts as we preview and recap every game listen to NFL Daily on the iHeart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Brett Coleman and I'm Trevor Sikama. If you love football and want to understand what's really happening on the field, check out our show, NFL Pro. Every week, we break down the biggest plays, trends, and matchups using exclusive next-gen stats, insights, and NFL content you will not find anywhere else. Whether you're new to football, a fantasy football fanag, or a die-hard fan, NFL Pro will help you analyze the game like a pro. Listen to NFL Pro on the iHeart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Whether you're a seasoned NFL fan or new to the game, there's one place to keep up with all of it. The league's newest podcast, the NFL Report, hosted by me, Andrew Sassiliano. It is your home for everything football. Breaking news, expert analysis, game picks, and here from your favorite players too. Join me and at All Starcast of Experts for everything you need to know from around the league. Get new episodes of the NFL Report, Monday through Friday, all season long. Listen to the NFL Report Podcast on the iHeart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. On air at AM570LA Sports and on demand on the iHeart radio app, this is the Petroson Money Show. You are one of the kind hosted by Petros Papadages. Let's school after sixth grade. Look at him now. And the voice of the bolts. Mad money smith. The answer is, Money. There is nothing you can do. You know it's coming. This is the Petroson Money Show. On the home of your world champion, Los Angeles Dodgers.

Make us your top preset on the iHeart radio app. What are you trying to stick in your head up joyous? See if it fits. That's not the original. Team USA is going down. That's where it going. See you on the ice Bombay. It all countries, fools, outnumber the rest. On the U.S. Petroson Money, AM570LA Sports, we are live everywhere. On the iHeart radio app, we have RedsV Dodgers tonight. Tarrick Scouple on the Mount from the Galpin Ford Broadcast booth. At the top of the next hour, we will go to Dodgers on deck first pitch just after seven. And remember, we're going to be out there tomorrow. Yes, there will be Dodger Stadium Petros and Money Fanfare tomorrow.

Live from the special Dodger Stadium suite. Down on the field. It's going to be 100 degrees. And we're not doing that. We've already wear board shorts, board shorts, no shirts. Down on the field. Well, you can go down there, Kelly Slater, until everybody how warm the water is during the super mean. So we will be, we will handle it from the suite. And anybody that wants to talk to us like oral herchizer, starinah Hollywood, walk of fame. Steven Nelson, never it. Anybody want to talk to us? Any of the Reds announcers want to talk to us, Johnny Bench? They can come into the suite and talk to us there. Sunday, the L.A. Chargers are going to take on the Arizona Cardinals. Chargers. Their beaks will join with the Lightning Bolt at 125 on KFI on Sunday. And you don't want to miss that. Because, come on, start of the 2026 campaigns.

Super Bowl. Next season's a big deal. Got a mural to prove it. Yeah, big event towards today. What a discussion about that. But before we get to that, and before we get to anything else, Matt, we do have tickets to give away to that charger game. Would you like to pop the cork off a crime? Sure, let's do it. Everybody would think caller 10 for Justin Herbert. Let's go with the other number that was up on that mural. How about caller 3? Make it real quick for you fast fingered folks out there. 866-987-257-D for Durwin James. Caller 3, 866-987-257. You're going to the season opener at SoFi. Chargers. V Cardinals. 125 PM kick on Sunday. It's time for the final hour fun fact. It's still in effect. It's the hour three fun facts. Brought to you back in Cordy University, Irvine's Masters in coaching and athletics administration program. It is fact coach has more influence on others in one year than the average person does in a lifetime make the most of that opportunity to impact others by finding out more at cui.edu slash coaching.

I enjoyed this one today. You know, we fancy ourselves as grammatically correct on most occasions. Well, I, I some don't call us petros and money. They call us strunk and white. So happy national ampersand day. The end symbol as it is more popularly known or colloquially known colloquially very good. Yeah, that's right. That guy. So how about this? I would say for everything we get correct with probably probably where like 20 things wrong. Yeah, at least. So the symbol itself is a merger of the letters E and T, which together is the Latin word at like at all or a all and it means and so that's the symbol. It's the combination of the Latin letters that mean and and the word ampersand is from early 1800s from the kids.

Who I and I had never heard this before, but apparently when kids would recite the alphabet in elementary school, they would end with x, y, z and per se and that's how they would say it W, x, y, z and per se and the compressed version of that became the word. And per se how about that quite interesting Matt, but odd. Yeah, time really is. Something in this quick. Make it quick. Oh yeah. The Dodgers are 87 and 57. They host the Reds tonight. They're scoobles on the mound. We're going to talk about them in the next segment. The Dodgers are winners of five in a row. The magic number in the NL West is eight games headed for the 90s living in the wild, wild west.

Listen guys, it's going to be crazy this year with the pods. It's going to be crazy with the diamond backs after what's happened these last couple years. We got a sponsor. You know, we're going to call it a partner. So that's what we're going to say on the air, our partner. And we're going to play a song and we're going to talk about the wild wild. Yeah, they're two games up on the braze for the second spot of the National League. And that's just how it is living in the 90s. Dude, it's not wild. It's not been wild at all. Division's not over until they clinch. There's still time for other teams to get back in this thing. Why did we play this song? There's so much wild west. There's wild, wild west by full modie. I think it was unanimous. I do believe it was unanimous that we decided to go with this one. To go with this one, yeah, because I then headed for the 90s within a week. It felt like the division was over.

Wow, what was it? What was the name of this band? Escape club. Yeah, I think the division was out of hand. The Dodgers wrote like 20 games by the end of all. Yeah, so back to it. Probably even more appropriate that we play it now. Yeah, what was the sponsor? There was a sponsor attack. Yeah, there was. It wasn't a sponsor. It was a partner guy. I forget who it was. I don't remember. I think it was new genics. Otani confirmed last night that he's not going to pitch again this season. He's going to focus on hitting moving forward for the remainder of the year. And congratulations to the angels who with their loss yesterday. To the Red Sox became the first team in Major League Baseball to be eliminated from the playoffs. And it was confirmed in an article by our friend Kenny Rosenfall that the military age young men swing in their shirts screaming already sucks.

Slowly war away at the 80 year old billionaires resolved to keep the team. Basically meaning the protest was successful. The the most successful form of protest since Donna Martin graduates happened at Angel Stadium this summer. It's the greatest victory claim by the 91 West in the history of that freeway. Well, I don't know Matt. I think the 91 West has got a lot to be proud of. We've done some great shows at the slide bar over the years. It's hard to beat this. You're right. We met Lorenzo Lama's right off the 91 West. We get a lot to be proud of. Tomorrow the Seahawks and the Patriots kick off the 2026 regular season. And then Thursday night Australian news from Melbourne Australia Rams 49ers Aaron Donald will not travel to Australia for Thursday nights opener against the night.

I said it. I should have stuck to my story. You should have stuck to your Thursday night opener against the 49 get me a VB. Instead you all kicked it in a junk bar. I'm gonna throw a VB in the morning. The 49ers Saint Nick Moser said to play in George Kittle his trending towards playing on Thursday. Ladies and gentlemen, this is Tom Aquacimana. It's going to be very exciting down in Melbourne. And if you don't hear me, Matt Smith and his sweet, quietest commercial all about it. Exactly right. Are you guys enjoying the social media feeds like I am like, hey, look who's on my flight. JBLO voice of the Rams. Like 18 hours later, but it's like all folded over and tired exhausted. Like, we met at a Melbourne. Just wait. I am talking with our friends over at Quantis. The Petro Shimani show is going to be going live. Yeah, you keep talking. Damn, Melvin. Yeah, keep talking.

Down to Sydney. Yeah, you know who's opening for the show. But it's a clean slant. They want to do like the thing that water tower did, but silver chair is going to play the whole show. It's going to be incredible. Chargers get water tower who put their first effort crews during a hurricane. They were going to die having a great time. How many times are going out there? Well, how many times can you sing when I come around while you're throwing up off the edge? Shout out to water tower. The Chargers get ready for week one. We'll talk about it as the week continues. This is my new Chargers song. Yeah, hold on. Turn it up. Oh, the triggers got the fire. I've got the storm. I can't hear you. Turn it up. Oh, the triggers got the fire. I've got the storm.

Viking hip hop. Kings and Queens. Bat. Chargers versus Cardinals. Exactly right. Season kicks off and make kickoff for everybody else tomorrow, but the most important moment will be 125 pm at Sofai Stadium right here in our backyard. Chargers hosting the Mike LaFlure brother of Matt head coach Cardinals. He has now supplanted Sean McVeigh and his brother as the most gelled up head coach in all the NFL and man. He just laped the field. First team all the hell man. First team all product. Yes. He is first team and he is so first team that they didn't even name someone for the second team. I mean, who's second team? Probably they, right? Well, what about the other LaFlure? I mean, look, it's a it's a hell of a contest.

But I think I mean, I just a lot of gel. A lot of gel. 40 minutes of gel as opposed to 40 minutes of hell. You see the photo I just sent you like it's absurd that but you can speak to it. Look, I can't. I've never been in a in a football locker room. Whoa. Yeah, I don't know what you do when that guy. That's a high flu. That's a high flu. What do you do when that guy gets? Pretty flumed up talking to get a half. You know, I had a bit of a flume going in an East Lansing matter, but I don't think it was that flu. But that's pretty flu. Speaking of college football, the SEC filed a amendment to its federal lawsuit against LSU. I hate to see this mad. It's like general Beauregard and general Long Street attack at each other. I don't like it. Blade Kiffin and school officials on Tuesday and LSU are under attack from their own conference.

The SEC seeks the authority to expel LSU from the league. The SEC is not expected to take such action. So a lot of Sabah Ratlin. But the following indicates the seriousness of the league and it's attempts to affirm the legal right to enforce its own rules and rattle its own Sabah. Sa. Sa. Sa. Sa. Sa. So much as I truly don't like that Lane Kiffin fella. Sa. Sa. Sa. He's jogging off the field and he says, yeah. Imagine if we had pro players out there. It's just like you complete A hole. Emma, what about tickets? I don't want to laugh at that. What about shooting a hole? What about shooting jumpers, shooting jumpers while your other teams are in the red zone. It's such a complete leader. No, it's a circus. It really is.

The fallout from the end of the Michigan Western Michigan game continues. The Seeker Clock. Dalee's clock melting in the back. Mike Pereira on which old clat said, don't blame the officials. It's those two punk ass replay guys. Basic premise of replay, Joel back in 99. We said, look it. Don't overturn anything that people that are watching TV don't see. Don't use video that they can't see because conspiracy theories are going to be abound everywhere. And so the replay officials have been told, and I get it, this panic situation, you've never had it before. Take a deep breath. Look at both. If there is a discrepancy, go to the TV and use the television shot. So really, really when it's all said and done, that's what should have happened. And there shouldn't have been another player.

And after all this fall out, the Mac has turned around and said, we were just kidding about being cool about this. We wanted back Western Michigan able to take the high road and we're the Mac and we want to back was not going to sit sit quietly without fine. Pereira was great. You know, who the other guy who's been on our show, Dean Blan Dina, has been a complete failure on this thing. Pereira just kind of laying it all out. Look, the NFL says if it's between zero and one, sorry, it's zero. That's just the way it is. It's too close for us to call it and you don't want any of those conspiracy theories. He pointed that out and then he pointed out that yeah, there are two different angles and the cameras feed their respective monitors differently. It's the same clock. It's just a different feed. They found the one clock. And he's like, they should have gone with any way for you to find us one. Is there one second in there? No, what I would say to that. At the bottom of the rich cracker box and see if there anything left for the conspiracy

theorist. I would say you're putting one second back on the clock just for our boy on for our guy. What's his underwood? Bryce underwood. Bryce Underwood to upset Dave Portnoy and the 10 million bucks he gave him to come to Michigan just yet again. I mean, those would be essentially what I think that's what you'd be thinking. Yeah, we guys got any time left up there. Where are we? The big house. Let's take a look back there. See we got everything. You see LA look great. They're 1 and 0 at home Saturday afternoon to San Diego State. We'll see what the Rose Bowl is like. Bob Chesney's got a great thing going. It was a real eye opener up at Cal. A lot of people had fun with that. And Matt, the Lakers are going to build a statue of Phil Jackson. Yeah, very exciting. They have commissioned a statue of legendary head coach Phil Jackson. They'll be added to the group of statues out there at Staples Center. There are more people. There are more statues than most sparks games have attendance.

I think that's fair. Thank you. It will be unveiled Friday April 9th, 2027. So set your schedules right now. Do you think the statues maybe are a little watered down at this point, Matt? Like maybe we could have had like maybe one or two less of Kobe. There's like six. Well, I think there's two. There's come more more on the way though. I do think if the statue of Phil Jackson is him sitting on that weird chair because it was bad back, we will welcome it. Or if it is him with the fingers and his mouth doing the whistle. Yeah, I like the whistle. Quote Phil Jackson defines championship basketball for a reason, said Los Angeles Lakers governor for now, Jeannie Bus. His masterful approach to coaching brought out the best and some of the greatest athletes to ever play the game after he accepted my dad's invitation to join the Lakers, Phil's unmatched creativity and commitment to excellence restored our championship legacy, bringing five titles and setting a standard of excellence for generations to come. It is a great joy to be able to mark that achievement with the statue. He so richly deserves and you can make a case he deserves it more than almost.

Well, more than at least half of the statues that that's fair enough. That is fair. And that's not the only invitation he accepted when he came to LA. Yeah, oh, yeah, oh, yeah, I'm sorry. He did 11 years here and seven NBA final appearances, five championships, including the three consecutive from 2000 through 2002 and the back to backs in 29 and 2010. So congratulations to Phil, a guy who sat in the car when we were at Brennan. One of our first big remotes, yes, at the car for hours. Yeah, what you mean, came in and had a cocktail and regaled everybody with stories and hung out with that a couple beers of Sarkeesian. Of course, lights all night, Vasey with a turtle on his shoulder. I'm going to stay with Sarke. A smiling turtle on his shoulder. This Sarkeesian guy doesn't have a good day. I want to stay with Sarke for drinking. See a more innocent time. There's no doubt about that live Lance romance at Brennan's in Marina Del Rey.

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Where Bobby and I give each other real life situations and figure out what we'd actually do. You're in training camp and the rookie quarterback has one good throwing session in front of the media. Suddenly everybody online says he should start over a week one. How do you handle this? Just go back out to practice the next day and wait for him to mess up. Listen to lots to say with Bobby Bones and Matt Castle on the I Heart Radio app, Apple podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, everyone, I'm Mike Am. And I'm Trevor Sikama. And together, we host the NFL Fantasy Football Show. Fantasy season is upon us. Are you ready to dominate your league? Because if you weren't locked in with us on the NFL Fantasy Football Show, you're already playing from behind. Every episode we're going to dive into the biggest fantasy headlines. Injury updates that you'll need before kickoff. The best starts and sits across every position. And matchups, you can exploit to destroy your leaguemates. You know, we're talking sleepers, breakout stars and the guys you cannot afford to bench.

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on the I Heart Radio app where you can stream it live on the I Heart Radio app as well. Thank you for being a friend to great sports talk and great sports talk. We'll be doing great sports talk all week all the way through Friday when the Dodgers take off to Miami and we will have a flexile. But right now it is time before we wrap it up at the end of the hour for the top story of the day. Well, you set it there. Pee, a continuation of our conversation with David Vase in the last hour. Remember anything you missed can always be relived through the Petroson Money Show Podcast on the I Heart Radio app. And maybe part of it is courtesy of David Vase and word leaked about the pressure. He was placing upon the Uber competitive Terrick Scooble. Imagine now had the Dodgers not traded for Terrick Scooble. Certainly they still have Yamamoto Yoshiyama Moto Blake Snell probably the best one to in the game and even with glass now back probably the best one to three that any team will

be able to put out there in the playoffs. But it was the idea that Otani the greatest force the game has ever seen that led to all the bitch and Monen and pitch and a fit about everything being so unfair and how the Dodgers have stacked the deck. But Armando Tani is hitting 115 going back to August 18th. All right. Well, how long ago was that? That was 13 games ago from Otani 15 total 13 that he has played in since that date August 18th. He has had multiple hits and just one game. Never mind. One single home run over that span. He has had one two hit game. Everything else is either offer or just a single base hit over that stretch of 13 games. He has scored seven times. He has just two RBI and six hits in 13 games.

A one 15 average six for 52. So when the and I don't know if this was like the commissioner Rob Manfred. If it was what he embodies the collective owners, not the Dodgers or the Mets or maybe it was the Dodgers and the Mets and they want to stop spending all this money or something. But they said they hoped the Dodgers landed Tarek's Google at the deadline because that would help push their baseball is broken and needs a salary cap narrative. Nobody's got a chance. They're always going to get what they want. I would imagine right now they must be freaking out because the Dodgers quite simply aren't the Dodgers without an effective Otani casting that air of inevitability of world series success across the diamond. Oh, he casts a long shadow. Cast a long shadow, Matt. That's right. Long Japanese shadow of the Empire of the Sun. That's the shake by that shadow.

It's the rising sun. Uh, now of course they are on a five game winning streak essentially without him. Much like we thought they would before the St. Louis series. They are now two games up on the braves for the two spot. That is what you said, Matt. I suppose you're saying we because you said that. Well, we said it here. You know, it's the collective. Yeah, but I didn't say it. I was like, well, you think so for real. Ha ha. You want no part of it? I said, well, I didn't really. I didn't want to. If you said they were going to lose them all, I wouldn't want any part of that either. That's great. That's great. They are incredibly close to the Brewers just a game and a half back. Now 20 and three before the weekend sounded completely and totally untenable, but 13 and five to get to 100 wins. That's not seemed too far fetched even with an alien Otani watching Will Smith hit that sack fly last night for an insurance run and then squat behind the dish to navigate a perfect night for Evan Phillips was certainly settling for all the nervousness that was

caused over the road trip and that miserable series against the Cardinals. Something we've been saying here forever. We can just get Will Smith back. You know, he is the foundation much like Casey Blake was some 20 years. How are we going to call Casey? I thought they. It is exactly what we were talking about, right? Tonight, Derek Scubull tomorrow for your sweet night P Yoshi Yamamoto on the mound and then Blake Snell and then glass now for the first two games of the Miami series against a Marlins team that has now lost four of their last five and then they go up to Cincinnati where those same four pictures will throw again against the same Reds team. They beat six to three last night will face tonight tomorrow. For that, they'll finish out the season with six and nine against the Giants who are as bad if not worse than any other team. They will face this month and the fact that their average and six runs per game over the last four suggests that maybe the offense has woke up now, even if five of those total

runs over of the 24 over the four games were on two bone headed errors off should have been out by Mookey, Betsome, a girl, Ross will take it. But this is the big story. This is the big one. So far so good on Scubull. Okay, here's what I'm here. All of the stuff that concerned DV right here when we're talking to him and a lot of the other Dodger people and I didn't even know if it was a lot of the other Dodger people. It was really just David that brought it up. But as it relates to his impending free agency and Scott Boris as his agent where he might shut it down, let's go home and avoid being overworked because he pulled that in the world baseball classic. He said he wanted to be with his guys that he wanted to make another start. But for whatever reason he couldn't and everyone had mentioned all this a guy that really wants to compete. But you know, he's got to look out for himself. He's on his last year of his deal. Big free age, that kind of thing. Looks like that's a non-conversation now because tonight he's pitching on four days

rest. And as close as we are to the postseason, you would have to guess that he's pitching on four days rest because they want to see how it goes as we are close to the postseason. And if you're the game one starter in a divisional round, then you are pitching game five on four days rest. And Yoshi Yamamoto has yet to start a game on fewer than five days rest in his three seasons. Now, of course, he went back to back in game six and seven and helped the Dodgers win the World Series last year and he the World Series MVP. But it's a little bit different than starting a game on four days rest knowing that's going to be the schedule you're on and then preparing yourself accordingly with your bullpen day, with your long toss with all of that. He simply has not done that ever. And in the case of school bull, there is proof of concept. He pitched on four days rest in the 2024 playoffs last year machine, school bull machine.

Four days rest between each start. First one, he threw a hundred and seven pitches, seven and two thirds, one run and a win over Cleveland to advance to the divisional round. Then seven innings, two earned runs and 97 pitches on four days rest against the Mariners. And again, four days later, six innings, 99 pitches, one earned run, showed last year he could do it. It's what Andrew Friedman was talking about when he joined us after the trade. The fact that he's doing it tonight in a regular season start with 18 games left. What does it mean? It means that he doesn't give a rip about free agency, I guess, and that he wants this World Series that he pitched his ass off last year, got no run support. The Tigers won one of his three starts on those four day rest runs two to one. They lost the other two, three to two and nine innings and three to two and 15 innings. And so unlike their previous two high profile big name headed for free agency starter trades,

you Darvish, who was great until the World Series and Mac Scherzer who did it, I say, will never forgive who shut it down after the divisional series. He was affected the health of Walker Bueller who had to take his place against the Braves. Vassay had a lot of Greta Thunberg tore it. He was like he was absolute. He was just addicted to the world stage against Scherzer. Oh, continues today. It continues today. Uh, Google, it appears as different. And that's how you win back to back, saw young awards. And yeah, I get it. The Dodgers, we're sucking ass against playoff teams and these wins have come against crappy opponents, but that's what you said, Matt. That's what you said was going to happen. That's right. You get your offense rolling. You get your rotation ready and right. It is an emotional roller coaster, chock full of recency bias. No doubt losing two or three to the Cardinals now winning five in a row.

I get it. But more than anything, there's a reason why they pay and continue to make trades for or at least made this trade for Terry school because more often than not, the rotation is what dictates success in the postseason, especially if you got a guy like school, that can not only go on four days, but can deliver like he did last year. All right. Here's the deal. All right. All right. Here we go. Here's the deal. This is why you're going to want to watch tonight. Here he goes. Four days rest. Coming off five and two thirds. And the most hits he's ever given up in a regular season start, 10 against the Cardinals. Let's see what it looks like because it certainly appears as though this is on audition to be the game one starter in the postseason. I know, Matt, that we're not going over there until tomorrow, but with the way you talk about it and the way you lay it out, and I kind of want to put on an oversized green t-shirt up in the van with my Marmaduke looking dog.

Terry's Google Watch. Where will he go? All the big teams are calling Boston or New York or Milwaukee LA. Where will he end up going on Monday? Terry's Google Watch. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. He's hoping it ends up in LA. Wait a minute, bring him back. Wait a dust it off. You know, I mean, he was showing him some love. We should revisit the excitement we felt when he signed in a more innocent time before the angels sold before the lodge was shut down for a fumigation. Oh, you know, yeah, yeah, get the term I state all those beams and next thing, you know, the whole place is collapsing before Stan Kasten's getting grilled by freaking Roger. What does that mean for you? Are you still going to be on the air?

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Or did we exhaust our okay, everything's gone. All of them. Yeah, and we already gave away our final pair of charger tickets as well. Three pairs today. So maybe throughout the rest of the week, we'll have more. It is chargers hosting the Cardinals to kick off the 2026 campaign out at Sofie Stadium. Kick off at 125 p.m. And of course, you'll hear that on our sister station. KFI M640. All right, Matt. Before we go and Tim Kates takes over with Marongo Casino Dodgers on deck. We do have the dead guy birthday of the day here. We do. Hey, partners. You fellers out there and you're lassies. Today is the anniversary of, well, somewhat special. September 8, 18, 97 would have been 129 today down there in Meridian, Mrs. Sip. Mrs. Sip. Mrs. Sip. That's where James Charles Rogers came into the world. We know him better as Jimmy Rogers. Wow. And like Kates, if you are a true fan of country music, Jimmy Rogers is essentially your country

got. They call him the father of. Oh, yeah. Oh, there he is. There's Kate. Well, it's like he saw somebody's over here at the bar and door. As I dictated and how was your weekend, I am fascinated by the TV channel West. This is just all Western TV shows. Right. The four-in-one gun smoke. Maverick. Virginia City. Like all of them. Oh, yeah. All of them. Say all their names. Jimmy Rogers is your bag, man. He earned the moniker, the father of country music. He did not come from money. He lost his mother young and bounced around between relatives. Nobody seemed to want young Jimmy by his teenage years. He was work on the railroad. Every job. Water boy, break man, flag man. I think we know here on the Petros and Money Show what that railroad bike is like. Wow. There's no doubt about it, Matt. You know, I've been lived a hard, scrabble life on the railroad with my Chinese brethren. He was around hobos. He was around blues musicians, mountain folk.

Stoken up every kind of music you can imagine. When I hit the railroad museum in Sacramento with my son's fifth grade class, Matt. And I saw the dolls of little Chinese people working the railroads. I was so filled with emotion. Oh, it's relatable for you. Yodeling. I started yodeling. Crying. Oh, carrying on. Blue yodel. All about it. He had the nickname before he became the father of country music to sing and break. Yodel, whoo. 1924, he catches a liner. Oh, yeah. Diagnosed with tuberculosis. Couldn't keep up with the railroad work anymore. So it was just out of necessity. The only way he could make money was music full time. And there was that special moment. August 4th, 1927, Bristol, Tennessee shows up for an audition. A talent scout by the name of Ralph Peer is recording local musicians for the Victor label. And what do you know that same week in that exact same session. Another act walks in as well.

The Carter family. Could make a compelling case. That day in Bristol was the single most important week in the history of country music. His early records didn't do a lot, but the one we just heard. And I think we got a whole catalog here at Jimmy. He cuts blue yodel. Known better as T for Texas. And it was in immediate hit. One year. This was 1927. Oh, Matt. One more year. And you got the copyright. Here is what made him special. It was just. I mean two months. Two months, man. Blues. Yodeline mountain music. Through it in a blender. And it was something no one had ever heard before. The blue yodel was his signature. Yodel. Between 27 and 33. This dude is a machine cut and hit after hit. Waiting for a train in the jailhouse now. 13 different blue yodel records. But Peer the Lunger never left.

33 is recording his final session in the big town. And he's so sick. He's got a light out between takes just in order to keep going. And that would be a few days later. May 26, 1933. He succumbed past at just 35 years old. Six years. That is all Jimmy Rogers had as a recording artist. Six years. So of course, even though he was dead for about 30 years in 1961, he became the first inductee into the country music hall of fame. Right alongside Hank Williams and Fred Rose. You named the legend if they got them some acoustic guitar, Bob Dylan, Hank, chances are it was Jimmy Rogers that influenced them somewhere along the way. Let's hear a little more yodeline, please. Yodel. Yodel. Yodel. If you want to wait in one more month, we wouldn't have had to sell our soul to the Rogers

of the cash family. You guys blew it. And I know I've got the drop. You can hear. All right. Well, this will be a little bit of a diversion beating out one of my favorite obscure dance hall artists. Professor Nuts, who we celebrated last year. Oh, Nuts. 24 years old today, much like my play by play partner. Carlo Jimenez. Oh, he's Guy Tano, Matarazzo. From New London, Connecticut, but raised in New Jersey. Theater kid. A real theater kid. Who became a singer. He went to Pinelands High School, go Wildcats. First credit on Broadway. Percilla, clean the desert. Favorite of Matt Smith. Van. The VHS. Matt, he went on tour for years.

With Lemez. As Galvroche. Favorite. Mine's Percilla. Well, it's just Lemez. Lemez should be everybody's family. But you know, you get your weirdos that like Percilla and Matt also likes the rollerblading one. Oh, startlikes press. Startlikes press. Don't get me started on pivot. This guy has become a real TV star. Due to his role as Dustin Henderson on the show Stranger Things. A show that I don't watch. But my kids do. And I know the big 10 used the Stranger Things font to tell us about their secret ref clock. Give their statement on Saturday night. Oh, turn it up. The Henderson character in Stranger Things. Apparently he's also nicknamed the Bard or Tuteless. And he has a central character. I guess he's the valedictorian of the school. His girlfriend is Elizabeth Yu from the last airbender. He still works theater.

He's a great actor. He's a great actor. He's a great actor. He's a great actor. He's a great actor. He's a great actor. He still works theater. He went and saw Bill Handel's favorite, Swinny Todd in 2022. He became, actually he was in Swinny Todd. Oh, come on. You and Bill will have that connection. We'll have forever. He did Gutenberg the musical. Oh. And Gutenberg can you please say something? Matt's number one favorite. He just did on the West End. Showing that just because he made a bunch of money on Stranger Things. It has not stopped him. He's been doing theater and loving theater. Guy Tono-Montorazzo. Because most recently finished a run with rent. Oh. I know Matt. I know you love it. Why don't you play it 529,600 minutes? Because I'm playing this one.

That's why. Whatever. Oh, turn it up. Come on, turn it up. Yeah. Yes. This is how the end of the season is for the Dodgers. It's just an absolute battle. Great sports talk. It's just death. He's in a movie called Pizza Movie. Pizza? The movie? The movie is called Pizza Movie. He's done a lot of TV like Ridiculousness and Lip Sync Battle and Lego Wars and prank the encounters. Guy Tono or Guyton-Montorazzo. He's a kid with a teeth, right? The teeth. The teeth and the underdeveloped collarbones. Wave the flag of revolution! Wave the red flag! That's sports talk. All right. Thank you, everybody. We'll be back from the Odeling Cowboys to Toothless Children Actors.

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