Hey, welcome to the radio lab report. Sorry for the late broadcast. We were experiencing some technical difficulties. Some of the, uh, maybe on my computer's don't work so well.
To say the least. Um, I'd say, um, been pretty good first week so far. Um, and should be right back. So, uh, until then, uh, I'm just only out here really waiting for somebody to submit something.
I mean, really, uh, anyway, well, uh, I guess, um, if you have anything you want to say, I'm sure you can buy a baby in lab. And until then, welcome to the radio lab report. I really don't have much to say today, but, uh, hmm, I'm just, I'm recording with my mic. It's very nice.
Um, it's going on outside. Wow, I love some music. In the meantime, um, I think, at this point, we've all heard about the attack on the Paris magazine today. Um, said it as undoubtedly tragic by Francois's alone.
Sort of sad. Look, look, I'm really running out of material here. Um, it's really up to you guys to keep the radio station going. And, uh, I'm just filling the air here until somebody, somewhere, it's appropriate to simply, um, just go play some stock music for now because we need airtime.
So here's, um, I guess, memoir by P.M.O. Thoughts about leprechauns, leprechauns. What do we think of? Do we think of gold?
I mean, gold is a valuable. We learn about values in all sorts of life. Life is full of values, values such as loyalty. Loyalty, old friends.
You know, friends is something that everyone needs. A good friend. Friends are there for you. They, they make things funny.
What else is funny? Life can sometimes not be funny. Sometimes things can go very serious, very fast. But in all of that, there lies beauty and structure.
Structure in the trees, structure in nature. In nature, we see structure in the form of cells, cells that make up larger organisms, organisms which expand over the realm and fill our lives with joy. Thank you. This has been in Coloshe with Real Talk.
And now another introspective by Aiden. Pronouncet. Pronouncet. Pronouncet.
Okay. So this is Martin DeGrief. Having a little bit of an interview. Oh, okay.
Sorry, can you pronounce that far? Pronouncet. Pronouncet. DeGrief.
DeGrief. DeGrief. DeGrief. DeGrief.
Okay. Okay. Martin, first question. Why the orange shirt today?
How are you feeling? I have this orange shirt on today because I felt it went nicely with, it was a good contrast between the blue pants. So, yeah. So do you think you know sign about fashion?
Maybe. Maybe not. I just kind of found it in my drawer. It was relative.
It's clean. So I put it on. Actually, I see a paint stain on it on the right side. Yep.
You really don't. Well, that's your opinion. Martin, how are you feeling? Pretty good.
Pretty tired. Pretty tired. What was that? Doing a lot of stuff.
Kind of stuff. School? Oh, really? Yeah.
Yeah, I go to school every day too. That's good. Pretty cool place. So, Martin, I see you wearing a G-Shock watch in the color white with red trim.
Why did you choose that color combination? Because I like the white watch and I didn't really see the red trim, but I like it anyway, so I bought it. Wow. Interesting fashion choice.
And really evokes a certain subtle, yet powerful statement on color combination and the role of watches in our society today. Is there anything else you would like to say? Is there anything else you would like to say? Is there any of you?
Literally nothing. I just... No, I was caught by surprise, so I had nothing else to say. Okay.
Well, it's been in Martin DeGreath. DeGreath? DeGreath? DeGreath?
DeGreath? With real talk. Wait, real quick, Martin. Martin, see if you can pronounce my last name.
Colerge. Damn, he did it. I am Joshua Portingline from a Rigulat, right across the way from the young lab, always. It looked like it was not turned into a study space.
And now I am going to end with more music. Thanks for listening to Radio Lab Report. This is Take More By You, I Need. Well, thanks everyone for listening in to the Radio Lab Report.
Tune in later at 3 o'clock during Deep Lock, or Deep Lock Live, my little school service project almost. Tune in later this week and next week for some music, for some student works as well, and some more reporting. Find me, of course. Anybody who's listening out there, we really need more programs, so please submit anything, even if you don't even go to CSW creeps.
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