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Sep 12, 2026

John LienhardHOST
2:09
Two of the stretchers could be mounted as bench seats inside.
John LienhardHOST
2:13
The ambulances were made by the Studebaker Company.
John LienhardHOST
2:16
That was shortly before it began making automobiles.
John LienhardHOST
2:20
six of the eleven ambulances went to cuba where barton later found that the army hadn't even bothered to unload them two were used in new york city and one at camp thomas georgia only two of the eleven saw action they had been sent not to cuba but to puerto rico and they were very useful there The one in Georgia was sent back to Clara Barton in Washington after the war.
Wayne BledsoeHOST
8:15
If it had been a two-door, it might have been something.
Wayne BledsoeHOST
8:17
But the most distinctive car I ever had was a 55 Studebaker that I drove for five years.
Wayne BledsoeHOST
8:20
I remember
Chuck CampbellHOST
8:21
that.
Chuck CampbellHOST
8:31
That was one of those you look and say, well, there's Wayne in his
Wayne BledsoeHOST
8:33
car.
Wayne BledsoeHOST
8:35
It was a beautiful 55 Studebaker President.
Wayne BledsoeHOST
8:38
It weighed probably two tons.
Scott FoxHOST
19:11
So don't worry everyone, they made up and had a great night, 'cause he had to do it again.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:16
Riding up and down Broadway on my old Studebaker.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:20
And the girls say, "Save a horse, ride a cowboy."
Scott FoxHOST
19:23
[laughs]
William DavisHOST
1:24
But we've gotten beyond that.
William DavisHOST
1:25
You would no more use those numbers than you would, say, drive a 1958 Studebaker or something like that.
William DavisHOST
1:31
Maybe that's not the right year, but you get my point.
William DavisHOST
1:34
it's outdated and we've had access to more up-to-date methods for decades but it requires a fair amount of education as these videos are illustrating that it's not just take this pill and be done with it it's a whole range of metabolic distortions that once you understand it though it all falls into place it all makes sense and you are given extraordinary control Over not just risk for heart disease, but risk for other conditions like type 2 diabetes and dementia and hypertension and fatty liver and a whole host of other conditions because they're all related.
William HitchcockGUEST
8:02
There was even a sedan named the dictator.
William HitchcockGUEST
8:04
I mean, dictatorship was seen as a legitimate- Wow, who made that sedan? I think it was Studebaker or...
William HitchcockGUEST
8:12
It would have
Andrew KeenHOST
8:13
been appropriate if it had been Ford, wouldn't
DanHOST
14:10
LaSalle,
JoeHOST
14:12
Studebaker, Tucker, you know, and through competition.
JoeHOST
14:18
Okay.
JoeHOST
14:19
We have allowed them to compete, but then we kind of let the rules change to benefit certain people.
Nick AndersonHOST
2:54
And now what was your favorite nickname for the aircraft, Jeff?
Jeff NielsenHOST
2:57
Uh, I think the, uh, the Three-Holer, uh, but a, a lot of people also referred to it as the Studebaker.
Jeff NielsenHOST
3:03
I don't know why.
Nick AndersonHOST
3:04
Uh-huh.
Jeff NielsenHOST
3:05
... that was a-
Nick AndersonHOST
3:05
Isn't that a car?
Jeff NielsenHOST
3:06
... old American car, uh, named Studebaker.
Liz PiperPANELIST
3:08
Is that an insult?
Donna LambGUEST
7:21
But a big thing in my childhood was that my father had a genetic disorder called Marfan syndrome, and it affects your heart, your eyes, your bones, and he was 4F during s- World War II, and he was a supervisor in a war factory, did great, uh, glowing recommendations.
Donna LambGUEST
7:41
And then on the outside afterwards, like one, uh, place he said a Studebaker company, like, wanted to hire him, and the guy practically leaped over the table, the desk, to say, "Yes, yes." And then they did the physical, and he was hire- fired the same day.
Shelise Ann SolaHOST
7:57
Mm.
Donna LambGUEST
7:57
And it went like that.
James ScottGUEST
45:29
Ford Motor Company's Asia director and his family are now prisoners.
James ScottGUEST
45:35
Studebaker, GE, Dole.
James ScottGUEST
45:37
I mean, all these, I mean, this was, you know, it would have created, I mean, there would have been a huge rallying cry to save the Philippines, even bigger than it was.
James ScottGUEST
45:46
And at the same time, you're not bloodied yet.
Bruce Voge IIIGUEST
23:52
One of them, you're given sticks and stones.
Bruce Voge IIIGUEST
23:55
So you must clue everybody at your table that you're talking about the green picture that's mostly woods, but has like a red Studebaker in the front of it.
Bruce Voge IIIGUEST
24:07
But you have sticks and stones.
Bruce Voge IIIGUEST
24:10
And then someone else might have two shoelaces, a long one and a short one.

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