Oyster Ice Cream and Lego Car WITW 71426 #281 #cleveland13News #podmatch

Real News, Sometimes Weird, Always Funny (at least to us!)The Beer & Belly Deli in Northfield, Ohio & Big Foot Landscaping in Oakwood Village, Ohio.Please check our www.Paulseaburn.com for his book – What Would You Say to A Naked Alien?Also, for your life coaching needs contact #yesican Coaching with Karen [email protected] StoriesPaul discussed various odd news stories and products, including a 21-foot-long ballpoint pen created by Yaha Hamdan in Iraq for a Guinness World Record, and the history of pen manufacturers like Cross Pens. The discussion included commentary about how traditional pen sets are no longer commonly given as graduation gifts due to changing technology usage. Paul shared a story about a robotic toilet cleaner, including a $13,000 Chinese model and a $450 Goodell Toilet Cleaning Robot, while sharing historical context about the Tidy Bowl Man from the 1960s and 1970s. Google the Tidy Bowl Man for your pleasure.Pepper Pike Bear Alert Paul discussed a bear alert that began in Pepper Pike, Ohio, where a bear was spotted on doorbell cameras and later moved to Garfield Heights and Brooklyn Heights. He shared humorous theories about the origin of Pepper Pike's name and noted that wildlife officials believe the bear is a young male. The discussion included details about the bear's movements and behavior, with Paul jokingly suggesting it might be heading to Parma next.Paul shared The first story was about a LEGO car built using 328,000 special LEGO blocks that reached 69 miles per hour, modeled after a Koenigsegg sports car worth between 1.7 and 5.5 million dollars. The second story featured John Stevenson, a 50-year-old bare-knuckle boxer and stuntman from the UK who set a world record by pulling a police car 50 meters using his teeth while his shirt was on fire. Paul also explained the origins of birthday cake candles, tracing the tradition back to ancient Greece where worshippers of the goddess Artemis would place lit candles on moon-shaped honey cakes.Paul shared stories about elderly musicians, including William Shatner's new heavy metal album at age 95 and trivia about other long-lived performers like Keith Richards, Ringo Starr, Petula Clark, Willie Nelson, and Smokey Robinson. The discussion focused on their ages and recent musical activities, with Paul testing John and Karen’s knowledge of these musicians' ages and careers.Yodeling Songs and Stories DiscussionPaul and John discussed various songs with yodeling, including "Hocus Pocus" by Focus and "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" by the Tokens. Yodeling festivals in Switzerland and shared humorous stories about unusual ice cream flavors, such as oyster-infused ice cream and fried chicken ice cream.John DiNallo shares - Bill Veeck Baseball Innovations a unique figure in baseball history who was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame. Veeck was known for innovations including bringing fireworks to baseball games, integrating the American League with Larry Doby, and implementing a portable centerfield fence in Cleveland Municipal Stadium. His most memorable stunt was the disco demolition night in 1979, though it resulted in a riot and forfeit to the Detroit Tigers. The group discussed Bill Veeck's unconventional character, including stories about him using his wooden leg as an ashtray during meetings and salary negotiations with players. Bluff the Co-hostPaul shared three unusual stories, with John and Karen voting "bluff" ore ‘real”. The first story about rich people installing snow rooms in yachts, while the judges confirmed it was real. The second story about a dog band called "Three Real Dogs Night," The third story about summer camp body sprays.John emerged as the weekly winner, avoiding flashcard work for the next episode.The show concluded thanking our listeners as they are the reason we do this show.If you are looking for a Personal Coach contact Karen at #YESICAN coaching with [email protected] 526 1530