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Brady
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John
We're almost done here. Let's get the hell out of here. Watching the other morning shows. Drive out of the parking lot right now. What the hell? We've been here the longest because we stay the longest. Give them their money's worth. Exactly right. You're getting extra us some or another that's working. It is time now for the entertainment drill and it's brought to you by my friends@reactdefense.com it's the home of tactical black self defense. And right now I've been telling you about the women's seminar and you could get the $199 special to seminar and a month of training that's sold out to throw that in there and you get that whole deal, which is pretty awesome. But but there's still a few spots if you just want to come for the seminar so they can still do that. That women's self defense seminar is unbelievable. If you're a lady who does anything outside where it's I was watching last night coming back from the Suns game, walking across the street and I'm like, there's a girl leaving. I don't know if it's the courtyard or whatever hotel's there and she's walking out all by herself into that parking lot. And I'm thinking, man, oh man, are you a target. It was, you know, no one was out there. You just have to think about that kind of stuff. Is that you're, you're leaving yourself isolated. These seminars build so much confidence in these ladies. You go in, you watch them all kind of, you know, go through the first few minutes of training. By the end, they are tempest, rampaging, awesome stuff, smiling, full of confidence. And that's what it does. It Builds your confidence up in having empowers you. It makes you feel better. That is a great seminar for the ladies. That's just tip of the iceberg stuff for all that they do. You can check it all out. Reactdefense.com. that's where you go learn all about tactical black Brady entertainment.
Richie McKay
One of the viral moments of the March Madness was Liberty basketball's head coach, Richie McKay. He painted his front bangs on and it went viral just recently. Yeah, they played in the tournament. They. They lost.
John
Jeez. Oh, it's his hairline. Yeah, his hair.
Richie McKay
Front hairline is using the.
John
He's lost his hair in the front. He's got a little left. So he did the spray paint to get a hairline and that's. And he left it too puffy. That's no good. Who's he coaching? Liberty? Isn't that a religious school?
Richie McKay
Yeah. Shouldn't I told him, Isn't that God's.
John
Plan for your hair fall?
Richie McKay
Well, I think.
John
Or yeah, it's one of them. Yeah, shave it. Just shave it. Exactly.
Brady
We're done.
John
It's over. Trust me. There's nothing you can do about it. Once it's that once you start putting some earl sh on the skin, it's like you have to admit people will notice that. I always wonder about guys who do that. They paint their scalps. And I'm like, before you started doing that, didn't you like me make fun of everyone who did? Weren't you in on it? And then for some reason something happens to where these guys will paint their heads and they think no one's gonna notice that I'm doing it. Toupees and scalp paint doesn't work. Steven Seagal's oh, he's just got shoe polish on his head. Gene Simmons hair. I don't know what that is. I don't know if that's. That's so, that's so bad. It might be his.
Richie McKay
You can scrub dishes with it though.
John
It gets, it's ridiculously thick for an old man.
Richie McKay
George Clooney is done being a sick sex symbol.
John
A sick sex symbol.
Richie McKay
Sex symbol. He said, yeah, 63 years old, he says, I'm not trying to compete with the 25 year old leading men. It's not my job. I'm not doing romantic films anymore. He was on an interview with 60 Minutes and the president, who watches every interview out there, knows anyone that was slamming him beforehand happened to catch that interview. And he chimed in, called Clooney a second rate movie star and a failed political Pundit.
Donald Trump
I was watching 60 Minutes as I was bombing Yemen and I turned on 60 Minutes to see if they knew about it. And I see George Clooney. Brady Clooney's talking about me. I get you always talk about, always talk about me, Brady. And there I was thinking, second rate actor, can't get. Can't get away from it.
John
Bill Maher is going to the White House.
Richie McKay
How about that?
John
I don't know if they'll meet or if they'll be on each other's podcasts. I don't know if Trump's doing that yet, but he should.
Donald Trump
I knew you'd be back, Bill. You tried to sue me. Because I. I tried. I tried to sue you, actually, I called you. Well, yeah, because you called me the mother of an orangutan. And that's not true. That's not a real thing. It's not a very real thing at all. But Brady, I tell you this, he's gonna be there. All of them come for Trump, all of them eventually crawl back and bend the knee. And that's what Bill Maher is going to do. He's going to bend the knee. He'll be in my office, he'll be bending the knee. I'll say you knew. You knew the whole time. Bend the knee, Brady. You should do it now. Bend them both, in fact.
Richie McKay
There you go.
John
Brady, can get down on your knees.
Donald Trump
Is what I'm saying. It'll let you blow me.
Richie McKay
There's a weird conspiracy theory. It's been floating around for years that it's about Joan Benet.
Dick Toledo
Who?
Richie McKay
Joan Benet Ramsay. JonBenet.
Dick Toledo
French.
John
Joan Benet is different. She was a French woman from the age.
Richie McKay
JonBenet.
John
Yeah, there you go.
Brady
We should have left with the other morning.
Richie McKay
Conjunction. Her parents said in conjunction with the Illuminati, faked her death and hid away so she could resurface years later as Katy Perry.
John
Hold on, I've heard this before. A six year old in 1996 had made the decision. Hey, I'm gonna check out a society for a while and I'm gonna come back as superstar. And it worked.
Richie McKay
The Illuminati talked her into it.
John
Sure, sure. And it worked.
Brady
So Amelia Earhart flew her out of Denver, where they met up with Jim Morrison and they're hanging out for a little while.
John
Exactly right, Frank, you mean?
Brady
No, that's right, Frank. From. From Syracuse.
John
That's right. Or whatever. Yeah, they're all faking it. But six year olds have that kind of powers. Like I'm six My future's bright, but I don't want anybody to see me for a while. And then I'm gonna just show up and be a super huge pop star. Does super bowl and stuff.
Richie McKay
So last month, someone posted a video using AI to transform JonBenet into Katie and using that picture from the song Wide Awake. The video.
John
Sure.
Richie McKay
And Katie actually commented on the post saying. Wait, am I funny?
John
No, no, it's not.
Richie McKay
She looks like. I mean, they. The. The AI.
John
AI is gonna make me look like you. And I know you already believe that's true.
Brady
That's true, you guys.
Richie McKay
For years.
John
Yeah, I know.
Donald Trump
See, you could get confused. Don't you commit any crimes. They'll throw me in lockup.
Dick Toledo
I would like to see you shave that goatee and do a porn mustache like John did.
John
Yeah, do that for a minute. He did Andy Reid. He turns into Andy Reid.
Dick Toledo
That one was fake.
John
No, just a mustache. He's Andy Bushier. I look like Gay Johnny Sins and he looks like Andy Reid.
Dick Toledo
The best one was. Even you pointed it out. The still shot of you on the welcome screen.
John
Oh, my God. I didn't know who it was. Me with the mustache. We got a big screen in the front. I'm just sitting there talking. And the thing. And I'm like, who the hell's that? That's me with a mustache. Didn't know it. I had that for three days. I had to get rid of it.
Richie McKay
Lizzo is going to star in a biopic about Sister Rosetta Tharp, gospel singer who became famous in the 30s and 40s. She's often referred to as the godmother of rock and roll.
John
Who is it?
Richie McKay
Sister Rosetta Tharp. And she did a song in 1944 called Strange Things. Strange Things Happening Every Day. It's considered by some to be the first rock and roll hit or record.
John
Okay.
Richie McKay
Wasn't a hit, but she blew up in the 30s and 40s. Influenced everyone from Chuck Berry, Little Richard, even Elvis, Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Cash, Eric Clapton. We have a clip, but I saw a picture. Yeah, they. They do have a.
John
So they're saying she's the. She started rock and roll.
Richie McKay
She kind of took gospel lyrics and played it to election.
John
That's what it was, right? All right. Okay. I'll take your word for it.
Richie McKay
And she. The movie takes place at a time where she's preparing for the first ever stadium show in music history.
John
This is the song.
Donald Trump
Happening every day.
John
It's the old bluesy rock.
Richie McKay
You think she'd be upset that probably.
John
Oh, I'd be mad if Lizzo was playing. She's not that big. She's skinny in that picture. Lizzo can't play her.
Brady
Is Beyonce playing her now?
John
Hold on. She gets bigger, turns into jelly roll at the end. Oh, my goodness. That's a mountain of a woman.
Richie McKay
Sister Rosetta.
John
Thick, right? Interesting.
Brady
It's like young Elvis and old Elvis.
John
Yeah.
Brady
Man.
John
Did she die on the toilet?
Brady
I'm sure she's eating a sandwich, too.
John
Lizzo's still got to slim down to play her fat, huh? Never heard of that lady. All right, anything else?
Richie McKay
Former UFC star Kane Velasquez.
John
Oh, he's going to jail for bad.
Richie McKay
Five years trying to kill the man who allegedly molested four year old son. Yeah, that man goes to trial in June.
John
However, he chased him. Yeah, yeah, he went after the guy. Instead of just letting it go, he vengefully attacked.
Dick Toledo
Later, we saw the video of him.
John
Chasing in this truck, but it was. Yeah, it was endangering a lot of other people. He needed that. When he was in the studio with us, there was an air of careful. This guy could go.
Dick Toledo
His fight with Brock Lesnar. He beat him.
John
Oh, he's a bad man. There's no question. Brown pride written on him. And I even asked him, like, is that okay? Yes. Okay. That's the perfect answer for me. That's it. We're all done. Larry's coming up next, all worn out from his girlfriend. His thumbs have gotten.
Dick Toledo
Did you treat him right? Yes.
John
Thumbs are killing him. Lady's wearing his ass out. She's gorgeous, by the way. Larry is winning. I love that girl. She'll bake them bread and everything. All you got to do is ask. Larry's coming up next. You guys have yourselves a great Tuesday. We'll see you tomorrow right here in the morning sickness. Until later. Bye. It's out of control now.
Holmberg's Morning Sickness - Arizona Episode Summary: March 25, 2025 - "Entertainment Drill"
Arizona's #1 Morning Radio Show, Holmberg's Morning Sickness on 98 KUPD, hosted by John Holmberg along with Brady Bogen, Bret Vesely, and Dick Toledo, delivered a lively episode on March 25, 2025. Titled "Entertainment Drill," the show delved into a variety of topics ranging from self-defense seminars to celebrity gossip and conspiracy theories. Below is a detailed summary of the key discussions and insights from the episode.
John Holmberg kicked off the "Entertainment Drill" segment by highlighting a women's self-defense seminar hosted by React Defense.
"This women's self-defense seminar is unbelievable. If you're a lady who does anything outside... These seminars build so much confidence in these ladies."
— John Holmberg [02:00]
He emphasized the importance of self-defense training, sharing a personal anecdote about witnessing a woman walking alone at night, which underscored the need for confidence and preparedness.
"By the end, they are tempest, rampaging, awesome stuff, smiling, full of confidence."
— John Holmberg [01:50]
The seminar, priced at $199, includes training sessions designed to empower women and enhance their self-defense capabilities. Interested listeners were directed to visit reactdefense.com for more information.
Richie McKay, Liberty basketball's head coach, became a topic of discussion due to his recent viral moment involving his unconventional hairstyle during the March Madness tournament.
"He painted his front bangs on and it went viral just recently."
— Richie McKay [02:26]
John Holmberg and the team humorously critiqued McKay's attempt to conceal his receding hairline with spray paint.
"Toupees and scalp paint doesn't work. Steven Seagal's... Gene Simmons hair. I don't know what that is."
— John Holmberg [03:07]
The segment highlighted the team’s camaraderie and light-hearted teasing, showcasing their ability to discuss sports figures with both humor and critical insight.
The conversation took a more serious turn when Richie McKay brought up George Clooney's transition away from being a "sex symbol."
"George Clooney is done being a sex symbol. He said, yeah, 63 years old, I’m not trying to compete with the 25-year-old leading men."
— Richie McKay [04:03]
This led to an unexpected interjection from a Donald Trump impersonator, adding a satirical twist to the discussion.
"I was watching 60 Minutes... called Clooney a second-rate movie star and a failed political pundit."
— Donald Trump [04:40]
The team continued the banter, blending real and fictional interactions to entertain listeners while commenting on celebrity culture and media influence.
A wild conspiracy theory emerged during the show, suggesting that pop star Katy Perry is actually the missing child JonBenet Ramsey resurrected by the Illuminati.
"Her parents said in conjunction with the Illuminati, faked her death and hid away so she could resurface years later as Katy Perry."
— Richie McKay [05:48]
The hosts dissected the theory humorously, mocking the implausibility of such claims while highlighting the public's fascination with celebrity and mystery.
"Six-year-olds have that kind of power. Like I'm six... I'm gonna show up and be a super huge pop star."
— John Holmberg [06:10]
They also referenced a viral AI-generated video that transformed JonBenet's image into Katy Perry's, further fueling the outlandish theory.
"Katy actually commented on the post saying, 'Wait, am I funny?'"
— Richie McKay [06:10]
Richie McKay shared exciting news about Lizzo being cast in a biopic about gospel singer Sister Rosetta Tharpe, hailed as the godmother of rock and roll.
"Sister Rosetta Tharpe... she did a song in 1944 called 'Strange Things Happening Every Day.' It's considered by some to be the first rock and roll hit."
— Richie McKay [08:16]
The discussion highlighted Tharpe's significant influence on legendary musicians like Chuck Berry and Elvis Presley, underscoring the importance of recognizing pioneering female artists in music history.
"She kind of took gospel lyrics and played it to election."
— John Holmberg [09:00]
However, the hosts expressed skepticism about Lizzo's casting, questioning her ability to portray the historical figure authentically.
"I'd be mad if Lizzo was playing. She's not that big. She's skinny in that picture."
— John Holmberg [09:25]
The episode also covered the troubling legal case involving former UFC star Kane Velasquez.
"Five years trying to kill the man who allegedly molested four-year-old son. Yeah, that man goes to trial in June."
— Richie McKay [10:11]
The hosts discussed Velasquez's actions, including his pursuit of the alleged offender, which led to endangering others.
"He chased him. It was endangering a lot of other people."
— John Holmberg [10:27]
They critiqued Velasquez's decision to take matters into his own hands, emphasizing the consequences of vigilantism.
As the episode drew to a close, the hosts transitioned to lighter topics, mentioning an upcoming segment with Larry and sharing personal anecdotes.
"Larry's coming up next. You guys have yourselves a great Tuesday."
— John Holmberg [11:02]
The episode ended on a humorous note, maintaining the show's signature blend of entertainment, critical commentary, and camaraderie among the hosts.
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Conclusion
The March 25, 2025 episode of Holmberg's Morning Sickness offered listeners a dynamic mix of serious discussions on self-defense and music history, alongside lighthearted banter about celebrities and viral internet theories. John Holmberg and his team successfully balanced informative content with entertaining dialogue, making the show a must-listen for those seeking both insight and amusement in their morning routine.