Back In The Day, Hollywood Minute & Allyson's Bubble

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1:01The sun shining, birds are singing and all feels right in the world. Until the season changes, and suddenly you lose your motivation to get out of bed. In fact, one in five people experience some form of depression no matter the season or time of year. At the American Psychiatric Association Foundation, our vision is to build a mentally healthy nation for all, because we want you to live your best life and be your best you all year round. Please visit mentallyhealthynation.org to learn more. Back in the day, today is brought to you by our friends and family heating cooling and electrical. Here's the latest 127 years ago in 1899, Bayer patented aspirin. So there there's that, Bayer aspirin. I still use today. Yeah, but you know what? I don't, I take aspirin every day, but I always wonder about this. You don't take aspirin. Like if you had a headache, you'd take ibuprofen or Tylenol, right?

2:02Depends. Yeah, I don't know who's taking aspirin anymore for headache. I don't know. Yeah, I remember I, I don't know. I was at the hospital once a long, long time ago and I had a pain somewhere and I had said to him that I had taken like six aspirin specifically. And the doctor was like, well, yeah, no, don't do that. You're thin in your blood. Right. So that's why I think is, I mean, you see aspirin Bayer and all the other people that make aspirin, but I wonder who's taking it like for headaches? This is not an endorsement, but I will tell you this. And everybody's different. So it's not medical advice, but I will tell you this. Nothing for me gets rid of a headache faster than three Advil. I don't know if you're supposed to take three Advil. But then they also have those Advil 600s. They give you a hospital. So I mean, yeah, I mean, it's just that the Advil's are what are they? 250,000? Yeah, I take three ibuprofen. I take three ibuprofen. Yeah. All Advil's is ibuprofen, right? It gets 200. Yeah, and it's 200 milligrams. And Tylenol is 500. You take two of those. That's a thousand. So yeah. Look at us. We're like drugists. In 1965, the Temptations hit number one

3:03of the Billboard charts with their signature song, My Girl. We're set amazing song recorded right here on Westcran, Boulevard. In 1981, Walter Cronkite signs off for the first time as the anchor of the CBS sign off for the final time. Yes, for the final time. CBS evening news. And then I went to Dan Rather. I think after that and he did it for a long time. A long time. Eight years ago in 2018, Forbes names Jeff Bezos, the wealthiest person in the world for the first time with a network of 112 billion. That was in 2018. Oh my God, I wonder who it is now. I'm busy. Elon Musk might be Elon Musk. I might be still be Jeff Bezos. I mean, you can make all the rockets you want in the world in those Tesla's, but that Amazon. But he had to split up that half of his earnings with his ex-wife. Oh, that's true. So I wonder if that kind of knocks him down a little bit. Did you say he was named the richest person in America or the world? The world. Okay. The world. Yeah. All right. WNIC, Dearborn Detroit. Let's do Hollywood Minute with Chelsea. It is brought to you. It is Elon Musk now.

4:04Brought to you this time around by Taper Spine Jewelry. Okay, so it looks like this happens in every industry. This is really sad, though. Christina Applegate says that the money that she was offered to do Anchorman was so low that it was a little offensive. I mean, she knows her worth and she knew that like, I'm not doing this for this amount of pay. Will Ferrell and the director Adam McKay wanted her so badly that they paid out a pocket to bump up her salary. Wow. Wow. We got a real problem between up here and right here. And by the way, you can't do anything up here without right here. Yep. Right. You need down here. You need right here. Yeah. To make up your habit. By the way, I don't see Christina Applegate is really being down here. She's done a list. I know that she's not Will Ferrell. Yeah. I'm talking about corporations, CEO, yeah. Just really unfortunate. You know how we have salt mines. Me and Allison learned that a month ago. Yeah. Maybe we should bring Hollywood memorabilia here. I guess there is a huge treasure trove of memorabilia

5:06that's stored in a salt mine in Kansas. Yeah. The temperature and humidity make it an ideal location and things like secret government documents are also in that. Yeah, Mark Pillow, my Superman 4 client, played nuclear man. Okay. He and I were invited to the salt mine. That's salt mines to that. Okay. That in Kansas when we were there for a show and I was tired and crabby and said, I can't do any more today. And he went, he took that elevator down and yeah, they store like Warner Brothers has all the original films for things down there because it's temperature control, bomb proof. I mean, it's wild. It's movie props, all kinds of stuff. That's almost like a scene out of Superman. It sure is. I can see Gene Hackman going down in like some, hey, by the way, can we get in and out of our salt mine or does it have to be discovered? We get those oak island guys. No, we have, I think we're actively down there. I love the, I love to see it. I know. I should. If you listen and you know anybody with the salt mines, get a hold of Chelsea Kibble. Mm-hmm. Please. Eric Daines Memoir is going to be published on November 3rd.

6:06He was working on it right up until the end. It's called My Book of Days Memoir in Moments. Harry Styles has released his fourth studio album, Kiss All the Time, Disco Occasionally. It has 12 songs. His first concert for the new album is going to be airing on Netflix on Sunday, that premieres at 3 p.m. Oh, you hear that in music to make you cool? We are. And I am so, I love Harry Styles. I did not like one song that I heard. Wow. I'm not, I don't really ever hear any Harry Styles songs. I like very much. I feel like it's if you are a fan of Justin Timberlake, you know this reference. It's like his man of the woods album. Oh, yeah. And I just, I don't get it. Yeah. Get with what you're good at. And finally, Netflix has acquired Interpositive. It is an AI technology company that was founded by Ben Affleck. This comes shortly after Netflix withdrew from bidding on Warner Brothers Discovery. Now Ben says that the company is committed to preserving human creativity.

7:06It's not to develop AI actors, but to have tools to address some editing challenges. Okay. In theaters this week and we have hoppers and the bride. All right, Chelsea. Thank you so much. Good morning from 100.3 WNIC with Jane Towers. Allison, Chelsea. It is Friday in the city. We like that. Still to come. A friend, Erica Francis. So I'm anchoring the news down the hall with this morning. Had an interesting meal in Austin, Texas. She's going to tell us about the first. Allison's bubble is coming up. A very interesting fact about the oceans. The oceans? Yes, we're going to learn something. Coming up. It's time for Allison's bubble. What do you got today? This is according to a 2025 study. So this just happened and it's not something we don't really already know. But when you really, when you really wrap your brain around it,

8:07we know way more about space than we do about what's going on under the ocean. I've heard that. Yeah. So according to this study from just last year, humans have visually documented about 1,470 square miles of the deep sea floor. That's just 0.001 percent. That's a little larger than the size of Rhode Island. So everything we think we know and that we've seen under the ocean, it freaks me out to the size of what's actually down there. Yeah, they still find like fishes and things like that down there. I haven't sure. Is it fish? They find fish down there. Yeah, fishes. But silly, I'm saying. They don't fish, they fishies. I don't know. But yeah, that haven't been discovered yet. Right. Yeah, no, I know. It's crazy. This is Jim. Hello. Jim started advertising with iHeartRadio way back in April. And now I have customers out the door. And this is Sarah. Hi. She started putting a portion of her marketing dollars in podcasting back in June. Business is booming.

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