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Sep 16, 2026

Michael GovierHOST
41:32
Goodycoots.
Michael GovierHOST
41:33
of the Arizona Republic said, truly, if one must wander a barren post-apocalyptic landscape with somebody, who better to wander with than Denzel Washington? So that seems to be a theme.
Michael GovierHOST
41:47
People really, they'll go anywhere with Denzel.
Michael GovierHOST
41:48
Lastly, Roger Ebert, I'm at a loss for words.
Darren UrbanHOST
2:54
I think I had to get one.
Darren UrbanHOST
2:56
I, I had to do, when I had a job which was just gonna be taking scores at the Arizona Republic when I was in college, I think to, to get the job there, you had to officially take a drug test.
Craig GrialouHOST
3:09
For taking scores? Or it was part of-
Darren UrbanHOST
3:11
Well, I think if you, if, if you got employed by the Arizona Republic-
Craig GrialouHOST
3:14
Okay
Darren UrbanHOST
3:14
... you had to take a drug test before they employed you.
Darren UrbanHOST
2:54
I think I had to get one.
Darren UrbanHOST
2:56
I had to do when I had a job, which was just going to be taking scores at the Arizona Republic when I was in college.
Darren UrbanHOST
3:04
I think to to get the job there, you had to officially take a drug test for taking scores.
Darren UrbanHOST
3:10
Or it was part of if
Lisa Schnebly HeidingerHOST
3:42
Sharing Arizona with people and going wherever you want.
Peter CorbettGUEST
3:45
Well, I and I worked in journalism starting in Flagstaff in 77 and moved from there to Verde Valley and Scottsdale Progress, Phoenix Gazette, Arizona Republic.
Peter CorbettGUEST
3:57
I closed a lot of newspapers.
Lisa Schnebly HeidingerHOST
3:59
That wasn't you, it was the
Harini BhatHOST
21:18
And this isn't just a guess.
Harini BhatHOST
21:19
In 2017, Lieutenant Colonel Ed Jones, a retired officer from the Maryland Air National Guard, told the Arizona Republic that he was one of the pilots who dropped those flares that night.
Harini BhatHOST
21:31
An actual named pilot on the record saying, "That was us." So for this event, I think the science is pretty solid.
Harini BhatHOST
21:40
But what about the first event, the big, silent V? That one is harder.
Rich RubinHOST
13:43
All righty, so Suns, did you know, after the 81-82 season, the Suns got swept in the Western Conference semifinals by the Lakers.
Rich RubinHOST
13:50
Arizona Republic and New Times columnist at the time, Tom Fitzpatrick, famous for working for the Chicago Sun-Times, I believe.
Rich RubinHOST
13:56
He finished his career in Phoenix.
Rich RubinHOST
13:58
He wrote an editorial blaming Suns power forward Truck Robinson.
Bodie GrimmHOST
11:57
So I checked my car and I do not have this.
Bodie GrimmHOST
12:01
But if you go into your web browser in your car and you go to a website, I went to azcentral.com, which is a new site that has tons of ads.
Bodie GrimmHOST
12:11
I mean, they're they're annoying.
Bodie GrimmHOST
12:13
That's how many ads.
Nathan Kalman-LambHOST
24:54
That's my understanding of the situation.
Nathan Kalman-LambHOST
24:55
And it's a consequence of the fact, I'm going to quote now, okay, I'm going to quote in a moment from the Arizona Republic, which did some really good reporting on this.
Nathan Kalman-LambHOST
25:02
I think that some of the reporting in other venues was not so strong, but the Arizona Republic took this very seriously.
Nathan Kalman-LambHOST
25:08
Okay, so what happened was he had been in the Phoenix area for approximately five days, okay, despite the fact that athletes are supposed to be acclimatized or exposed to the heat of Phoenix, Arizona over seven to 14 days before engaging in intense athletic activities.
Nathan Kalman-LambHOST
25:26
Okay, that's a policy, I believe, at Arizona State University because of the conditions there.
Nathan Kalman-LambHOST
26:49
These are the things that actually go on, okay? I know this from experience that these things are going on.
Nathan Kalman-LambHOST
26:54
They are so profoundly unsafe, okay? All right.
Nathan Kalman-LambHOST
26:58
On top of this, going back to the Arizona Republic, Mayich was not immediately rushed to a cooling station or dunked in an ice bath when he fell down at the ASU track.
Wayne ShutskyCORRESPONDENT
22:44
Um, Turning Point and Marianne Mendoza, neither of them responded to me.
Wayne ShutskyCORRESPONDENT
22:47
I know that, um, Mendoza did give a statement to the Arizona Republic, basically saying, "Oh, it was all a joke, and journalists don't get it."
Lauren GilgerHOST
22:54
Hmm.
Wayne ShutskyCORRESPONDENT
22:54
But, um, I mean, there are bigger ramifications here potentially beyond being a joke, so.
Jace GreenCORRESPONDENT
15:11
So, uh, this is a big game tonight.
Jace GreenCORRESPONDENT
15:14
Um, Arizona Republic has picked Bradshaw Mountain to come up and upset the Lobos and win this game.
Jace GreenCORRESPONDENT
15:21
So we're, we're really gonna miss, uh, Jacob and Nash tonight, um, just two outstanding young men as well as, as great athletes.
Jace GreenCORRESPONDENT
15:29
But, uh, the good news is both of them will be back, um, later on in the season, but, but we're gonna have to try to get through this one tonight without them.

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