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Butch Cassidy

Butch Cassidy

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Oct 29, 2026

Steve YoungGUEST
47:04
Like, okay.
Steve YoungGUEST
47:05
like the, you know, Butch Cassidy, like who remember the guy that feds were chasing? Like, who are these guys? They can't won't let go of me.
Steve YoungGUEST
47:11
I thought we beat them back.
Steve YoungGUEST
47:13
And here they come.
Steve YoungSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
47:44
Like if let's say that didn't happen, And all of a sudden, you know, Seattle got better and they both looked really good last weekend.
Steve YoungSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
47:51
Like, okay, like the, you know, Butch Cassidy, like who are, remember there was a guy that feds were chasing, like, who are these guys that won't let go of me? I thought we beat them back.
Steve YoungSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
48:00
And here they come.
Steve YoungSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
48:01
And so I thought it was important.
Steve YoungGUEST
20:54
And all of a sudden, you know, Seattle got better, and they both looked really good last weekend.
Steve YoungGUEST
20:58
Like, okay, like the, you know, Butch Cassidy.
Steve YoungGUEST
21:02
Remember the guy the feds were chasing? Like, who are these guys that won't let go of me? I thought we beat them back.
Steve YoungGUEST
21:08
And here they come.
Steve YoungGUEST
14:09
Like if let's say that didn't happen and all of a sudden, you know, Seattle got better and they both looked really good last weekend.
Steve YoungGUEST
14:16
Like, okay, well, Like the, you know, Butch Cassidy.
Steve YoungGUEST
14:19
Remember the guy the feds were chasing? Like, who are these guys that won't let go of me? I thought we beat them back.
Steve YoungGUEST
14:25
And here they come.
Steve YoungGUEST
20:25
And they both looked really good last weekend.
Steve YoungGUEST
20:27
Like, okay, like the, you know, Butch Cassidy.
Steve YoungGUEST
20:30
Like, remember the guy the feds were chasing? Like, who are these guys that won't let go of me? I thought we beat them back.
Steve YoungGUEST
20:37
And here they come.
Steve YoungGUEST
14:02
Like, okay.
Steve YoungGUEST
14:03
like the, you know, Butch Cassidy, like who remember there was a guy that feds were chasing, like, who are these guys that can't won't let go of me.
Steve YoungGUEST
14:09
I thought we beat them back.
Steve YoungGUEST
14:11
And here they come.
Dana BucklerHOST
73:50
Like I'm a big fan of The Sting.
Dana BucklerHOST
73:52
And to mention Newman, like I love Butch Cassidy in The Sundance Kid.
Dana BucklerHOST
73:56
I think that's a great movie.
Dana BucklerHOST
73:57
That's my
Roland RamblerHOST
18:47
It was there, on June 24, 1889, that he made a permanent career change, joining a small band of associates to rob the San Miguel Valley Bank of roughly $20,000.
Roland RamblerHOST
18:59
With pockets heavy with stolen cash, he headed north into Wyoming wind country, adopting the alias Butch Cassidy and partnering with a cowboy named Al Hayner on an isolated ranch north of the future town of Dubois.
Roland RamblerHOST
19:13
To the early homesteaders in the valley, Bob did not seem like a dangerous criminal.
Roland RamblerHOST
19:18
He was perceived as a rustic hero of the frontier, a man of the soil whose profound charitable contributions consisted entirely of not robbing the people who lived immediately next door to him.
Derek GarrisonGUEST
27:33
I want to talk a little bit about leadership.
Derek GarrisonGUEST
27:35
What the hell is this Butch Cassidy and the Sundance? Westerns, what are we doing? One of my all-time favorite movies, it's really, it's a Western, and it's a buddy comedy, and it's called Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, and maybe some of you have seen it or you've heard of it, but I want to talk about leadership in this regard.
Derek GarrisonGUEST
27:53
Like I said at the beginning, interestingly, we have large language models that but it behooves us to be very strategic and maybe simplified in the language that we're using.
Derek GarrisonGUEST
28:04
And if we get good at that, it catalyzes and it clarifies for people or it helps us keep up.
Derek GarrisonGUEST
28:10
In the movie, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, they both, they each one of them have an important scene and an important line that I think gives us a couple of tips as leaders.
Derek GarrisonGUEST
28:19
First of all, Butch Cassidy, right? And Butch is played by Paul Newman.
Derek GarrisonGUEST
28:23
And there's a scene where He says, boy, I got vision and the rest of the world wears bifocals.
Derek GarrisonGUEST
28:31
Leaders need vision.
James WynnHOST
32:09
In Superman 1978, when Superman and Lois go flying around and Maureen McGovern is singing, can you read my mind? I was like, what the heck? And another scarring moment was Helen Reddy in Pete's Dragon.
James WynnHOST
32:25
And I kind of felt like, are they about to go to commercial break or something? Butch Cassidy in The Sundance Kid had this too.
James WynnHOST
32:33
So I guess it was film language carryover from a different time.
James WynnHOST
32:37
Some directors and producers have not quite got the message.

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