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Bucket brigade

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Sep 11, 2026

Jeff KuhnerHOST
26:46
And so what doctors and nurses did, professional doctors and professional nurses, is they took off their white gowns or their blue nursing uniforms and they put on work boots and jeans and like sweatshirts or hoodies or whatever and they ran to ground zero to help sift through the rubble.
Jeff KuhnerHOST
27:11
They became part of what was called the Bucket Brigade.
Jeff KuhnerHOST
27:15
where they're just dealing with debris and throwing it off.
Jeff KuhnerHOST
27:20
And what they found were body parts.
Valerie Velasquez-StetzGUEST
11:43
So we brought over supplies.
Valerie Velasquez-StetzGUEST
11:46
We were walking down to Ground Zero from the boat and it just was surreal it was like a movie it was basically like a black and white movie and because everything was black and white and you were stepping on you didn't know like a blizzard when you're walking through a blizzard you didn't you don't know what you're stepping on and you didn't know what to expect you didn't know what you had to do you didn't know what you were going to do They started setting up buckets for Bucket Brigade.
Valerie Velasquez-StetzGUEST
12:21
They started looking for bodies, looking for people to try to help.
Valerie Velasquez-StetzGUEST
12:26
And it was just, Mostly everybody was just quiet because we didn't know what to say.
Valerie Velasquez-StetzGUEST
12:48
And all we knew is we were trying to look for bodies.
Valerie Velasquez-StetzGUEST
12:51
And basically what we did find was body parts instead of live bodies.
Joanna GagisCORRESPONDENT
12:58
Yeah, you worked on what's called the Bucket Brigade, right? The Bucket Brigade
Valerie Velasquez-StetzGUEST
13:02
is correct.
Valerie Velasquez-StetzGUEST
13:57
You didn't know what you were going to do.
Valerie Velasquez-StetzGUEST
14:00
They started setting up buckets for Bucket Brigade.
Valerie Velasquez-StetzGUEST
14:04
They started looking for bodies, looking for people to try to help.
Valerie Velasquez-StetzGUEST
14:09
And it was just...
Valerie Velasquez-StetzGUEST
14:31
And all we knew is we were trying to look for bodies.
Valerie Velasquez-StetzGUEST
14:34
And basically what we did find was body parts instead of live bodies.
Joanna GagisCORRESPONDENT
14:41
Yeah, you worked on what's called the Bucket Brigade, right? The Bucket Brigade
Valerie Velasquez-StetzGUEST
14:45
is correct.
GrokHOST
3:51
They sent Franklin to Scotland to learn from John Hunter.
GrokHOST
3:54
They built that hospital with vision and civic spirit, the same spirit that created America's first volunteer fire department, the Bucket Brigade.
GrokHOST
4:02
They understood when something's on fire, the community shows up.
GrokHOST
4:06
Fast forward to 2026.
Rick JacobyHOST
6:48
We must change the system.
Rick JacobyHOST
6:50
Otherwise we will be dead broke.
Rick JacobyHOST
6:54
So on that very sobering comment, uh, Grok, let's dive deep into this mystery of regenerative medicine and how it could save the republic with a bucket brigade to put the fire out.
Rick JacobyHOST
7:09
And I'm using that term metaphorically because the evil that lurks underneath this whole system is our diet.
Rick JacobyHOST
18:31
But the point I want to make with Ben Franklin, he formed the first fire department, volunteer.
Rick JacobyHOST
18:37
He called it the Bucket Brigade.
Rick JacobyHOST
18:40
And when the pumper got to the fire, you hand, uh, put the bucket of water in a long line of people to put the fire out.
Rick JacobyHOST
18:51
That's what I think we need to do with America now.
Rick JacobyHOST
18:55
The Bucket Brigade, one person at a time, getting this story out, getting an alternative to our present, uh, idea that only solution is medicine and surgery.
Rick JacobyHOST
19:11
Now we have a new bucket, and that's called regenerative medicine.
Rick JacobyHOST
19:16
So if we clean up the estuary, get rid of all these chemicals like glyphosate, get rid of the sugar as much as possible, get on a clean, natural diet, and let's talk about water and microplastics.
GrokHOST
20:17
It's important to talk about it openly.
Rick JacobyHOST
36:33
Um, I'm excited about the new book, The Nerve of It, which I'll really deep, deep dive into why this problem that has not been solved is sitting right in front of us.
Rick JacobyHOST
36:47
And yes, I think a regenerative approach n- is needed, and we need to start, start what I call the bucket brigade.
Rick JacobyHOST
36:57
I trained in Philadelphia, originally at Pennsylvania Hospital many years ago.
Rick JacobyHOST
37:04
I didn't know Ben Franklin personally, but he built that hospital in 1751.
Rick JacobyHOST
37:22
I read the books, not all of them, obviously, that were in that library.
Rick JacobyHOST
37:27
They had new ideas.
Rick JacobyHOST
37:29
They formed the bucket brigade.
Rick JacobyHOST
37:32
Ben Franklin, I'll give you the backstory on that.
Dalton BinkowskiGUEST
8:00
We gave confidence to whatever that idea was, if it had legs with it.
Dalton BinkowskiGUEST
8:05
And then that's how we settled on the bucket brigade.
Dalton BinkowskiGUEST
8:08
I'm grateful that I'm part of that team and was able to contribute and be a part of the team that made that successful.
Dalton BinkowskiGUEST
8:14
It was a special moment.
Mason MarangellaHOST
9:30
I have to say, I'm very traditional in the choruses that I pick.
Mason MarangellaHOST
9:34
I ordinarily stick with just stuff that was from the '80s, um, and literally just buy '80s choruses that were still, you know, original Bucket Brigade chips.
Mason MarangellaHOST
9:44
This is als- also Bucket Brigade, but I'm assuming he's using something like Cool Audio or something like that that's readily available.
Mason MarangellaHOST
9:51
Um, or maybe the other company that offers them is called Xvive.
Mason MarangellaHOST
9:55
Um, they also have replicas of a lot of the, the, the classic BBD Bucket Brigade chips.
Mason MarangellaHOST
10:03
Uh, another one that Brian said that he was into was the DC-2W.
Mason MarangellaHOST
10:11
Now, this is one that I also, uh, have talked about on many occasions, and I believe Grant is also a fan of.

11 MINS LATER

Mason MarangellaHOST
21:14
And this, I think most people who you ask in the professional realm, uh, and you said, "What's the best tri-stereo chorus?" I think most of them would probably say this one.
KatHOST
3:36
Okay.
AndrewHOST
3:37
Um, so it has, like, the old-school Bucket Brigade-style chips in there, which are getting more and more expensive.
AndrewHOST
3:46
Um, but yeah, I don't know.
AndrewHOST
3:48
Uh, so there's, like, some famous users of this rack are, like, uh, Dimebag Daryl of the band Pantera.

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