Frogman

Like me.

And I did not like the order in which we did the Frogman Friday stuff.

We did it out of order.

Okay.

She's so excited about the Padres.

So we're going to do

the Frogman stuff in the right order.

Frogman.

He's going to tear it right off.

Well, either way, it still is, whether they're landlocked in Vegas or not, is a Frogman Friday on the Pettersson Money Show.

There is a tie in the affairs of men, which taken at the flood, leads on to fortune.

We want to lead ourselves on to fortune tonight in the world of great sports talk.

We'll be right back with your word number song of the day.

We'll do the college football whip as well.

Thwack! It's Petros and Money on a Frogman Friday.

Have your kids ever wanted to try an Olympic and Paralympic sport? Try fencing.

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Uh, and he says, "Attend the service of a frogman in my absence."

Frogman is a nickname for a Navy SEAL.

Eddie Forlani and Mark had been Navy SEALs together.

The funeral was gonna be in San Diego, and Mark, who lives in Florida, couldn't make it.

David Vasse will join us next.

And guess what, everybody? It's a Frogman Friday, even though we're

landlocked.

You're landlocked.

Never against the storm.

It simply lets it pass.

And on a Frogman Friday, the Petrus and Money Show will not let the storm pass.

We will create the storm of great sports talk.

Whether a genuine supernatural entity or simply a folkloric scapegoat for a city that has endured more than its share of hardship, the Nain Rouge is one of America's most unique and enduring legends, an urban demon whose story is inseparable from the soul of Detroit itself.

Now, in the pantheon of American cryptids, few are as bizarre as the Loveland Frogmen.

These creatures are not towering ape-like beasts or shadowy phantoms, but three- to four-foot-tall bipedal frogs, said to inhabit the banks of the Little Miami River near the small town of Loveland, Ohio.

The legend is built upon a handful of specific and well-documented encounters that have cemented the Frogmen as a classic of weird folklore.

The first major sighting occurred in May 1955 when a businessman was driving late at night.

He reported seeing three strange figures huddled by the roadside.

He described them as small humanoids with leathery skin and distinctly frog-like faces.

The man watched them for several minutes until one of the creatures allegedly held up a metal wand that shot a shower of sparks, spooking the driver into speeding away.

And they're probably busy as well, too, concerning all the bodies on the water.

Frogman Friday.

We have been celebrating them because Uncle Matty is a lifeguard, was a lifeguard, so he's been doing it for a long time.

And since I started getting out in the water every day and got to know these guys and hear about what they do on a daily basis, I think Huntington I want to say on 4th of July weekend, Huntington had something like 600 plus rescues.

This is the song of the day.

The National is a five-piece unit from Ohio supplying our song of the day called Sea of Love.

The perfect nautical fit for a Frogman Friday with the Petros & Money Show live on your AM radio frequency featuring today's special guest star Jonas Knox.

In for Petros, where we love to sail the seas of great sports talk to close out the week and get you closer to Dodger baseball as they welcome in the Washington Nationals for a weekend affair at Uniqlo Field at Dodger Stadium.