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Sep 11, 2026

Phil ChenevertNARRATOR
183:14
This LibriVox recording is in the public domain.
Phil ChenevertNARRATOR
183:18
Chapter twelve: Saved by a Fly-About-A-Bus.
Phil ChenevertNARRATOR
183:25
Groaning because he had been foolish enough to trust the Un's, the Cowardly Lion ran up and down the edge of the skile.
Phil ChenevertNARRATOR
183:34
There was no doubt about it, Bob and Nata had been pushed off while he was asleep.

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Phil ChenevertNARRATOR
219:55
Now he held up his claw.
Phil ChenevertNARRATOR
219:57
"As I understand," croaked the bird, pushing his curly nose back of his ear, "Mustapha's ring has turned black because you have not captured the Cowardly Lion." "That's about it," admitted Notta, trying to wink at Bob but finding it impossible to move his eyelid.
Phil ChenevertNARRATOR
220:19
"Well then," sniffled Snorer with a little hop, "why not capture him? Wait, I'll get a rope." He flew off to the Fly-About-A-Bus, first stopping to comfort Bob up.
Phil ChenevertNARRATOR
220:32
"Let us meet magic with strategy," called Nick, flying back with a long piece of rope in his bill.
WilliamAUDIENCE
120:36
Good morning, Mike.
WilliamAUDIENCE
120:38
I'm a disabled senior, and I lost my GoBus card yesterday, and now no one will replace it.
WilliamAUDIENCE
120:47
I have spoken with GoBus.
WilliamAUDIENCE
120:48
I have spoken with MetroBus.
WilliamAUDIENCE
120:50
I have spoken with Intercom Support, and nobody wants to replace my card, and I have no power at my house.
Brian CallahanHOST
121:39
I'm just wondering how far you are from it.
WilliamAUDIENCE
121:41
I'm like a five to seven minute drive is all I am.
Brian CallahanHOST
121:48
So, okay, the GoBus card is lost, but my understanding is it's not being accepted anyway anymore.
Gil AlexanderHOST
15:37
You can follow him on Twitter at Spore, S-P-O-R-E-R.
Gil AlexanderHOST
15:40
And of course, he is the host of the Sleeper and the Bus podcast, does all his stuff over at Fan Graphs.
Gil AlexanderHOST
15:44
What up, Paul? Good morning, sir.
Paul SporerGUEST
15:47
Good morning.
Aaron KeckHOST
0:00
We begin with an issue that's been plaguing families for the first couple weeks of the school year, mixed up bus schedules for Chapel Hill Carrboro City Schools, which have left hundreds of students without bus assignments and parents scrambling to find ways to get their kids to class.
Aaron KeckHOST
0:14
Last week, district officials briefed the school board about why things went wrong and what's being done to address it now.
Aaron KeckHOST
0:20
97.9 The Hill's Brighton McConnell has more.
Brighton McConnellCORRESPONDENT
0:23
After sending an apology to families during the first week of school when the bus assignment problems arose, CHCCS Superintendent Rodney Trice offered another apology to families during Thursday's board meeting.
Brighton McConnellCORRESPONDENT
0:35
Trice acknowledged the, quote, "significant disruption many district families have experienced," and said another apology was necessary because the district understands, quote, "the seriousness of what they are experiencing."
Andre StewartSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:46
Our families expected reliable transportation and clear communication.
Brighton McConnellCORRESPONDENT
1:04
He said many of those problems stem from a bad download of data submitted by schools and families from Infinite Campus to TIMS, or the Transportation Information Management System, which is used to develop transportation routes.
Brighton McConnellCORRESPONDENT
1:18
Stewart called it, quote, "an absolute data nightmare," which could only be resolved by individually reviewing update requests by hand.
Gil AlexanderHOST
1:05
You can follow him on Twitter at Sporer, S-P-O-R-E-R.
Gil AlexanderHOST
1:08
And of course, he is the host of the Sleeper in the Bus podcast, does all his stuff over at Fangraphs.
Gil AlexanderHOST
1:13
What up, Paul? Good morning, sir.
Gil AlexanderHOST
1:15
Good morning.
AlexHOST
6:34
Yeah.
AlexHOST
6:36
I don't know.
AlexHOST
6:36
Buses are...
AlexHOST
6:38
I've seen them drive very not carefully.
JayHOST
6:41
The buses here, especially the long-haul ones from Bangkok to Phuket, they drive extremely fast.
AlexHOST
10:48
Companies with foreign shareholders hold approximately 1.06 million rai of land and almost 80,000 condominium units across Thailand, according to the new Ministry of Commerce figures.
AlexHOST
11:00
Government data divides 36,000 landholding companies with foreign investment into three groups based on the proportion of shares held by foreigners.
AlexHOST
11:08
Businesses with foreign ownership of up to 49% account for the overwhelming majority, holding more than 901,000 rai.
XavierHOST
0:43
We did.
XavierHOST
0:45
We headed out to a number of different bus interchanges in the West over a few different councils and have a bit of a chat with some of the locals.
XavierHOST
0:53
And we wanted to hear some of their experiences firsthand with public transport and see if there are any, you know, see if there are any things that really stuck out to us.
XavierHOST
1:03
And yeah, so it was a really fun, really good day out.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
1:08
really
XavierHOST
1:08
terrified that we were out and about on the streets asking them questions about transport injustice.
AfiyaHOST
1:13
We really wanted to get an understanding of how people interacted with the bus networks and the impacts that transport injustice has on their lives.
XavierHOST
1:24
and there were a few stories that really stood out but before we go into all that i feel like we should do a quick um collective recap because the boxes are going to be fun gonna be fun
Steve JacksonHOST
21:25
QPR.
Steve JacksonHOST
21:27
One thing about QPR that I always remember, I mean, I've been with you many times, JD, to Loftus Road, obviously hitting Shepherd's Bus first and then heading across to Loftus Road, is the view the away fans got.
Steve JacksonHOST
21:41
I know we spoke about the prices a little bit and you two both had differing views.
Steve JacksonHOST
21:47
I'll start with you, JD, because you were on the back row.
John DonovanGUEST
23:45
Saturday was no exception.
John DonovanGUEST
23:48
It was a lovely day.
John DonovanGUEST
23:49
We were stood outside a pub in Shepherd's Bush, sun beating down.
John DonovanGUEST
23:55
Lovely cold pint of John Smith's.
John MiddlekauffHOST
42:31
It's hard to replace those guys.
John MiddlekauffHOST
42:34
So and I think Boise just is one of the rare small programs who shows up to a specific venue, that in Eugene, and 100% they thought they were going to win when they got off the bus.[laughs] How can you blame them? I mean, a couple years ago with Ashton Jeanty, that was the game that kind of put Jeanty on the map as like this is one of the best players in the country, and then he just kept following it up.
John MiddlekauffHOST
42:58
But that game at night against Oregon in 2024 was what really got the ball going.
John MiddlekauffHOST
43:05
And by the end of the year, he's the sixth pick in the draft.

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John MiddlekauffHOST
50:10
He's been in the program forever.
John MiddlekauffHOST
50:12
You gotta be cutthroat.
John MiddlekauffHOST
50:13
If you're not gonna be cutthroat, you can't work in this business anymore making $12 million a year because you're just gonna turn into a guy, all scheme ass teams stealing from your program because the way you're operating is so outdated.
John MiddlekauffHOST
50:24
And a lot of times when a guy gets run out at the end who's a legend like Bobby Bowden or Joe Paterno, like, those guys were, like, 80 years old.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
56:55
Fast cars.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
57:26
Listen to Ralph Nader I don't wanna cause a fuss But bus cars are so dangerous Bus cars Bus cars Bus cars I hate bus cars, bus cars
Jesse LusciousHOST
57:57
That is the Buzzcocks and Fast Cars.
Jesse LusciousHOST
58:01
Yeah, that comes from the Buzzcocks classic, Another Music in a Different Kitchen, released in 1978.

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