04-08-25 - Shout Out To Lost Our Home Pet Rescue And IncrediBull Stella Rescue - Emailer Tells Us His Brother's Friend Raped His Teddy Bear As A Kid - John Compromised Security By Clicking On A Free Tractor Giveaway In Email

Summary

Holmberg's Morning Sickness - Arizona Episode Summary: April 8, 2025

Host/Author: 98 KUPD | Hubbard Radio
Title: Shout Out To Lost Our Home Pet Rescue And IncredibleBull Stella
Release Date: April 8, 2025

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1. Introduction and Shout Outs

The episode opens with John Holmberg introducing the show, followed by promotional segments from Dick Toledo and Brady promoting local businesses like Game Day Men's Health and Ranch House Grill. These segments set a local and community-focused tone for the morning show.

2. Heartfelt Shout Out to Lost Our Home Pet Rescue

Brady Bogen initiates a poignant discussion about pet loss, sharing his personal experience with his 15-year-old Chihuahua, Gus, who recently passed away. This segment emphasizes the emotional bond between pet owners and their animals.

• Brady Bogen: “[01:13]…give little extra treats and hugs to their pets because Gus was my best friend.”

John sympathizes with Brady, reinforcing the shared sentiment among pet lovers.

• John Holmberg: “[03:16] Come on, Brady. What are you doing over here?”

Brady encourages listeners to support Lost Our Home Pet Rescue and highlights the critical need for fostering and adopting pets from shelters.

• Brady Bogen: “[02:12]…fostering is a massive step, but we're in need of finding this dog a forever home.”

3. Personal Anecdotes and Shared Experiences

The conversation shifts to personal anecdotes about unexpected pet losses, with Brady recounting a story about a friend's dog passing away suddenly.

• Brady Bogen: “[02:12]…puppy didn't wake up this morning… I have not had that happen.”

Listeners are encouraged to cherish and care for their pets, with a special mention of supporting pet rescues.

4. Light-Hearted Banter and Humor

As the discussion progresses, Brady and Brett engage in humorous banter about losing soft spots—specifically teddy bears.

• Brady Bogen: “[05:00]…missing Teddy was heartbreaking because…”
• Brett Vesely: “[05:42]…Kept going.”

They share nostalgic and amusing stories about childhood attachments to stuffed animals, adding levity to the conversation.

5. Unexpected Phishing Scam Incident

A significant portion of the episode delves into Brady’s recent experience with a phishing scam. He narrates how he inadvertently compromised his security by clicking on a fraudulent email supposedly offering a free tractor and generator.

• Brady Bogen: “[13:19]…They said, I want a tractor… Click… I clicked on it, and then it said, click here to claim your tractor.”

John Holmberg reacts with concern and humor, highlighting the risks of online scams.

• John Holmberg: “[19:33] John Deere.”

Brady shares the humorous yet cautionary tale of receiving multiple scam emails and the absurdity of believing such offers, emphasizing the importance of vigilance online.

• Brady Bogen: “[16:44]…free tractor. I mean, how jealous would you guys have?”

6. Band News: Godsmack Members Departure

The hosts discuss recent news about the band Godsmack, mentioning the official departure of members Rob Shannon and another unnamed member. Brady shares his thoughts on their decision to leave the band after years of touring.

• Brady Bogen: “[11:46]…Tony and the other guy's name Rob Shannon… they have officially left Godsmack.”

This segment provides listeners with updates on popular culture and music news.

7. Interactive Listener Engagement and Humor

Brady engages in playful arguments with other hosts, including a mock confrontation about cultural stereotypes and humorous exchanges about personal habits.

• Brady Bogen: “[06:16]…Your God's not real. What?”
• Aaron: “[06:20] How.”

These interactions showcase the show's dynamic and entertaining rapport among the hosts.

8. Closing Remarks and Upcoming Segments

The episode wraps up with Brady mentioning upcoming topics, including "hot releases," and light-hearted plans involving a tractor—a humorous nod to his earlier phishing story.

• Brady Bogen: “[19:33] I might be tooling out of here in a brand new tractor.”

John Holmberg introduces Patrick Riley, a local home solutions provider, providing listeners with useful local service information.

• John Holmberg: “[20:18]…introduce you to Patrick Riley. Now, Patrick Riley is your total home solutions provider…”

Notable Quotes

• Brady Bogen on Pet Loss: “[01:13]…give little extra treats and hugs to their pets because Gus was my best friend.”
• Brady Bogen on Phishing Scam: “[13:19]…They said, I want a tractor… Click… I clicked on it, and then it said, click here to claim your tractor.”
• John Holmberg on Godsmack: “[19:33] John Deere.”

Conclusion

This episode of Holmberg's Morning Sickness blends heartfelt discussions about pet loss with humor and local community engagement. Brady’s personal stories, particularly about his phishing scam experience, provide both entertainment and cautionary advice. The dynamic interactions among hosts, coupled with updates on local services and popular culture, make for an engaging and relatable morning listen for Arizona residents.

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Holmberg's Morning Sickness airs weekdays from 5:30 a.m. to 10 a.m. on 98 KUPD (97.9 FM), available via the 98KUPD app or www.98kupd.com.

Transcript

[John Holmberg]

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[Dick Toledo]

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[Brady]

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[Unknown]

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[Brady]

The old method of treatment for a person in this condition was to throw him in jail. You hit me with these things and as you know that that handbook that says here's how you talk to John's heart. The guy says not a good start to my day. 15 year old Chihuahua Gus passed away in my arms this morning. He was old and showing health problems these past few months. So today his name was called. We give Gus a shout out for me and shout out to everybody to give little extra treats and hugs to their pets because Gus was my best friend. Well, thanks a lot Robert. Oh Robert, that's one that has not happened to me and I hope never does. I've been fortunate enough to call that shot every time. Yeah, I have not had my I had a friend wake up one morning and his dog had had a heart attack in his sleep.

[Aaron]

I didn't notice.

[Brady]

He's in his little bed in the morning, walked by and so puppy didn't wake up this morning, went over and like, oh, boy. And had to clear that room before the kids got up because you can't find that. I have not had that happen. So to you, Robert, I will definitely tip back that water bowl a little. Give some cookies to the kids today and hug those dogs. And it gives a pause to basically say, lost her home. Pet Rescue has got a whole bunch of those little guys that need that love right now, as do a lot of shelters. In honor of Gus, if you're home right now, toss a cookie your puppy's way and say, this one's for Gus. One of yours. One of the good ones. Fifteen years, though. Did a hell of a job there. It's not bad. Got a dog for 15 years. That dog's won the race. They're not supposed to go much longer than that. And when they do, it's. You know what it just means you gave them a lot, and they stuck around a long time. Sorry to hear for that. That's tough. I hate reading those. I've got one soft spot. Well, two, two, three. I got three or four. One real big one.

[John Holmberg]

Come on, Brady. What are you doing over here?

[Brady]

One is not grilled cheese, so it's not. Fifth soft spot is not. In fact, make a. Brady said make a grilled cheese for your dogs today. There you go. That's nice. And then on the heels of that, I get this email that says, hey, it's Aaron from Lost Our Home. Just want to let you know, on a positive note, our friend Erica Cartwright from Incredible Stella. We met her years ago doing charity stuff, and she actually listens to the show and won the trip to Vegas a couple years ago with that group of people. She. She was up there with us and her husband Dustin. They're great people. She's running Incredible Stella. Look into her story with what she's done with that charity, and it will. It'll break it down. Erica's good people. They're taking Cypress home from Lost her home. Cypress has been in the shelter for two years. An amazing dog, but just didn't connect with anyone. Just kind of fell into the system and then started to get a little grumpy then rightfully so. He's been in this shelter for two years. Right. They get institutionalized, so they've been doing extra work. Erica is taking Cypress home to Foster Cyprus. Get him out of the shelter and get him back to normal. So I gotta thank you from Aaron for introducing Erica to Lost her home. She would find you no matter what. That's not me. And it says it's we're so effing thankful for you and Erica and anyone else that's been involved in the journey for Cyprus. Thanks for talking about him on the show. It means the world to us. If you could give him a shout out again. Doing it right now. Fostering is a massive step, but we're in need of finding this dog a forever home. And I. Aaron's been amazing about this. I've talked to him several times. He said, I'm not stopping till this happens. Too many people in this city to not have a home for that dog. Damn it. Signed Aaron. It says. Also tell Brett we just got a sweet Doberman that.

[John Holmberg]

I just got his email. I just got his email. I haven't got back to him yet.

[Brady]

But drag his ass down here Thursday with you when you do your pick and litter when you meet him. Yeah, those are those moments. Well, Robert, I'm sorry for you and Gus, but tip of the cap. Tip one back for Gus this morning. That's tough stuff. Oh, you people in your. My other soft spot's teddy bears. Got a big time hit for teddy bears. I can't. I almost pulled over on the freeway again on the 51. It wasn't a ladder this time. A few days ago, I was on the freeway and I saw a kid lose his stuffed animal out of the window and it rolled right off onto the side and it was all. And nobody stopped.

[Brett]

Kept going.

[Brady]

Oh, if that was Teddy. If that was my. I jumped out of the car when I was a kid. Teddy was. Teddy was my heart. So if you pulled over on the side of the road and I would have backed up and gotten that little bear and. But then. But then what? Then I've got some kid's toy. I look like a crazy person. And they didn't stop. Next day I drove by the same exact spot. Teddy was gone. So either got street swept or they went back and got him.

[John Holmberg]

Think positive.

[Brady]

Think soft spot for the Teddy.

[Brett]

He's on the front of the truck.

[Brady]

Oh, God. Don't. I can't. And that I can't stand.

[John Holmberg]

Way to go, Brady.

[Brady]

Thanks. You son of a. Go yourself. Your God's not real. What?

[Aaron]

How.

[Brady]

How do I hurt you?

[John Holmberg]

What a dick.

[Brady]

Yeah, it's reality, bro. Yeah. Yeah. Reality is most cheeses aren't actually cheese manufactured by science. I hope you. I hope die in a cheese fire. You piece of. Making fun of teddies, putting them on the fronts of landscaping trucks. I. Right now. Bring him in. Come here for a second.

[Aaron]

What did you need?

[Brady]

I saw you ring I need him deported immediately.

[Aaron]

Why? Why would. Why would it.

[Brady]

He's Mexican.

[Aaron]

Oh, he doesn't look Mexican.

[Brady]

Oh. He ties teddy bears to the fronts of landscaping trucks.

[Aaron]

Call ICE get him down here right away. There's no doubt in my mind. That's a Mexican move.

[John Holmberg]

He goes El Centro for tacos.

[Aaron]

That's exactly right. I've read about that, actually. Heard about this. Brady, I'm sorry. You got to go. You're going to Colombia.

[Brett]

Las Palmas.

[Aaron]

You're going to Colombia. Nothing you can do about it. Las Palmas in El Centro.

[Brady]

That's. It's the Mar A Lago of sh.

[Aaron]

T. Restaurants. I'll get on that right away. What a terrible, terrible man.

[Brett]

Teddy tacks.

[Brady]

Yeah. Tied to the front of a landscape and tie you to the front of a landscaping truck. The problem with that is the back end of the truck would go up. Jerk. No, those are my. Those are my. You hit me hard there teddy bear stories. You know, losing a teddy or losing that. Oh, it's tough stuff. Not your story about the piss pillow.

[Brett]

You used to have, But Puffy was my teddy.

[Brady]

No, it wasn't. Puffy was disgusting. Your mother did it, and she was right. If I pissed all over Teddy. You didn't love Puffy. If you pissed all over him. That's just. That doesn't mean love until you're like, 20 or you're a golden retriever.

[Aaron]

Yeah.

[Brady]

You start pissing on stuff you kiss on stuff you love after, like, 20, and that's just a game in the bathtub. You don't piss on the one you love as a child, Brady. Puffy, the piss pillow was nothing but a sponge. And you never got another pillow, did you? Did you follow?

[Brett]

Yeah.

[Brady]

So you replace that, then it's more proof that Puffy meant nothing to you.

[Brett]

It took a while.

[Brady]

Yeah. To piss on that one. How fast did you piss? Did you piss on the replacement right away?

[John Holmberg]

Mark his territory?

[Brett]

Probably pretty quick.

[Brady]

Pretty fast. You had an issue when you were peeing the bed a night or two. Was it nightly? Pretty.

[Brett]

No, I don't think so. I think it was, you know, but probably two or three times a week.

[Brady]

No kidding. Geez. That's a lot.

[Brett]

That's my mom. I, I. Yeah, I would say that.

[Brady]

Two or three times a week, you'd pee the bed. No kidding.

[Brett]

I. Again, I don't.

[Brady]

But even still, if it's just two.

[Brett]

That would be my guess.

[Brady]

One is a lot. If it's weekly, one or two is a thing going. Were they worried about you? Like the doctors thought something was really wrong.

[Brett]

That's a lot of dehydrate. No drinking before. Before you go into bed.

[Brady]

So you were just guzzling?

[Brett]

No, no, no.

[Brady]

I know, but that's what was causing it.

[Brett]

That's what they're trying to think. Well, don't drink it.

[Brady]

Do they ever recognize stress or some sort of thing? Because that's usually some sort of trauma that makes a kid pee until that much. Yeah, like something was going on. Yeah. Someday it'll reveal itself.

[Brett]

It's common in left handers.

[Brady]

Is that right? Yeah, it Left handers be the bed more often.

[Brett]

Yeah, look it up.

[Brady]

Look it up. It's written in crayon on your mind.

[John Holmberg]

Next time I hang out with him.

[Brady]

What kind of bullshit is that? That's what they told me to make me feel normal. All right. I mean, from all the left handers. How many of you peed the bed two or three times a week? Yeah, I don't know about that. One of these days, when all your repressed memories come cycling down the farmer's arm.

[Brett]

Of them.

[Brady]

Yeah. Like at the end of Rage of the Lost Ark. When that thing happens and all the things shoot into the sky. That'll be Brady's. All his repressed memories. You'll find out why you did that. It'll be in there.

[Brett]

Brother for years was put my hand in a warm cup.

[Brady]

Did your brother pee the bed?

[Brett]

No.

[Brady]

No. And neither did your sister.

[Brett]

No.

[Brady]

I don't know. Girls do that a lot. Do they? They're bedwetters, I guess. Probably imagine they do. Chicks are so in tune with peeing in the middle of the night, they wake up. Doesn't matter. All right. Well, there you go anyway. Something about this guy's dog and Brady pee in the bed. I don't know how that got mixed together, but it did. We got hot releases coming up in just moments for Gus. 98 John Holmberg's Morning Sickness. The 98 KUPD, it's Larry McFeely.

[Larry McFeely]

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[Mo]

All right, HMS podcast time again to let you know where to go for some great comedy in the Valley this week. Get up north to Desert Ridge to see comedy sets from Leo Gonzalez and Tempe at the Improv. You've got Randy Feldface performing. Just Google it. And you're gonna have to go see for yourself on that one. And downtown at Standup Live, the very funny Gary Owen entertains you all this week. For the complet lineups and for Tickets, go to standup live.com Desert Ridge, improv.com and Tempe.

[Brady]

Improv.com Holmberg's Morning Sickness. I got a lot going on right now. Just something stupid, stupid just happened. Godsmack, by the way, official now. Talk of. Was it Tony and the other guy's name? Rob Shannon. That's right. Have officially left the band. They kind of quit last year, but they have officially left Godsmack saying, that's enough touring. But it wasn't bad, wasn't mean, and it wasn't, like, contentious. They're just like, Dude, I'm 60 students. 58, been touring for 40 years. That's enough. And by the way, last time I saw Godsmack, Sully just was running all over the stage going, move. And then taking the instrument from the guy and playing it anyway. I play piano move. And he played piano.

[Dick Toledo]

Aggressive than the first time we saw.

[Brady]

Yeah, it was the Sully show last time I watched Godsmack, and he's great, but that drums move, just the drummer had to get up and stand next to him. He's playing him like you were at, you know, Guitar center and the guy was wanting to show you something, runs over the piano move, and he moves the guy playing piano and starts playing. So I think they'll be all right without those two. Sully still got plenty of energy for everybody else, but, yeah, it just goes to show you that your dream being in a rock band, touring, you get tired of that too, you know, it happens. I'll get to that in a second. I've got a fish to fry here. I've made a terrible error. Oh, I could be in. I have to change my name. I have to change all sorts of stuff.

[Dick Toledo]

What'd you click on?

[Brady]

You nailed it.

[John Holmberg]

Oh, no.

[Brady]

Well, they said, I want a tractor. And I'm like, I don't. It was a tractor. Who doesn't want a tractor? Supply company said, hey, this is your last opportunity to claim that tractor. You've won. So I. Yes, Brett, I wisely went to the search and said, oh, yeah, Tractor supply company. Click. And they had sent me like, seven notices since the early March that I have won a tractor and a generator, by the way.

[John Holmberg]

You think they're holding onto it that long?

[Brady]

Huh? Well. Right. Yeah, I know. I could have handed the generator to Brady. Still generator shy down one. So I. I saw this last one was my last chance. And then I said, you can't click on that. That's bad news. Click. And I'm like, but what if I won? What if it's real? So I clicked it, and then it said, click here to claim your tractor. And I'm like, well, I need that. I need a tractor. I don't remember signing up for this. So I clicked on it, and then it said, this website. And every other letter was capitalized. Yeah, I'm pretty sure I'm going to be getting a letter from everyone here in the building.

[Dick Toledo]

You might get deported.

[Brady]

What just happened to our system? Is there a tractor in the parking lot? Hey, by the way. And you. Maybe I get a tractor. Maybe. What if. Well, it's.

[John Holmberg]

What's the fanduel odds on that, Major?

[Brady]

Yeah, so I clicked. I'm like, ooh. And when I saw the. Every other letter in caps. And then it said, this website is not affiliated with tractor supply company. And I'm like, the crooks even fine printed it. There's a good chance I could have signed up for a free tractor somewhere along the way. Good chance. I've never visited the tractor supply company for anything. Well, I did look at generators. Where they are.

[Dick Toledo]

Where are they, Brett?

[John Holmberg]

There's one like in South Chandlers, one in AJ there's one doesn't go. Yeah, exactly. But this is not one near the Phoenix Grill or AG.

[Brady]

The tractor supply. Look, bottom line is, there's the Internet. Now I don't have to drive to AJ for tractors. Second, I was looking at generators for a while when Brady was going through his dilemma to see how much those cost. And then Luke from Icon said, I got one for you. And he hooked me over the But I did look. So I might have act. I might have inadvertently signed up to win a tractor. And I won, by the way. Sure you did.

[John Holmberg]

Congratulations.

[Brady]

Wow. Right here. And the worst part is, it's on both my Yahoo Private account and work.

[Dick Toledo]

What happened?

[Brady]

I clicked on both of them.

[John Holmberg]

Jesus.

[Brady]

Maybe this is the one.

[Brett]

Spin the wheel for extra discounts.

[Brady]

Well, now that I've done it, may.

[Dick Toledo]

As well go all the way.

[Brady]

This is the. This. I won the. Don't half Asset at this point, the tractor supply company. I won the generator on my private Brady. Nice tractor. I won over here. It's a Predator 3500 watt generator. Unfortunately, we must inform you that today is the last chance for you to prepare and activate your free Predator 3500 watt generator. We selected you four weeks ago, tried to contact you several times. If you don't act, I'll. We will receive the gift that is reserved for you. I'm clicking on that again. That's a free generator.

[Dick Toledo]

But then you are a training video, right? So many different.

[Brady]

I don't care. Great. Now we're going to get one of.

[John Holmberg]

Those damn company emails. Here's the phishing scam for you.

[Dick Toledo]

Don't click on this fishing test.

[Brady]

I did.

[John Holmberg]

Did you?

[Brady]

No. I thought they were fishing.

[Dick Toledo]

Yeah.

[Brady]

My argument.

[Brett]

We need you to take a book, farm it out, and put 10 grand in the book and then send it to us.

[Brady]

That's not how the Internet works. I'm not an idiot. But if you give me a free thing to click on and I don't have to do any work, I'm clicking on it. Free tractor. I mean, how jealous would you guys have?

[John Holmberg]

You click on chatterbait, too? It's free.

[Brady]

Chatterbait is free. And I have. I do struggle with that. Did you ever accidentally try to skip AD and hit it instead and it goes to the page? Of course you have.

[John Holmberg]

Yeah.

[Brady]

Oh, Chatterbait has a lot of. Tired of masturbating alone. That's masturbating? I guess I am. Yes. I didn't know. I thought masturbating alone was the only option. Really? Find horny singles in your neighborhood? Like in my neighborhood? Well, I just found out there's a UFC fighter down the road. There's a lot I don't know.

[Brett]

There are tons of teams in your neighborhood.

[Brady]

Teams? Teams. Not teams. Right. Okay, good. You're on a different site than me. I'm driving my tractor over to that teen's house, and then I got this one, A soft spot for teddy bears. This guy said, john, boy, do I have a soft spot, too. Speaking of stuffed animals, as a kid, I had a stuffed Fievel. Fievel Mousekowitz. Remember from Was that American Tail? Said, I love that thing. One day, my older brother's dickhead friend took a knife and cut a vagina into Fie. What proceeded to stick his thing in there. I was equal parts shocked, sad and angry. And I've not forgotten. I played the long game in revenge. Though later, as a Young teenager. This dickhead had an old Camaro is all hot rotted up and I snuck over there in the middle of the night and slashed all four tires for Fievel. I was gonna put sugar in the gas tank, but figured a new set of tires was a lot cheaper than a new engine. He didn't suspect me, of course. He was a big jock and probably figured it was just a rival high school football guy or something. As a Camaro fan, this was very hard, but I needed justice for Fibo. Oh, he cut a vagina in your stuffed animal and wanged it.

[John Holmberg]

Funny, though.

[Brady]

It's not funny, Brett.

[John Holmberg]

It's funny.

[Brady]

Think of your teddy.

[John Holmberg]

But it's not.

[Brady]

It is true because it's not your teddy. It is funny, but think of your teddy. Put yourself in that some big guy holding you back while another guy dorks your teddy. All right, it is funny, but it's terrible if it happened to you.

[John Holmberg]

It is, but it didn't.

[Brady]

So there's a lot of funny things. No, I laugh at when people fall down because it's not me. You're right. Okay. It is funny, but still feel for you. All right, all right, all right. Is it really?

[Dick Toledo]

Yeah. We gotta take a break.

[Brady]

Okay, we got the hot. Okay, what about the hot releases? Well, I want a tractor. The tractor. Yeah, we'll get to those in a row. The tractor threw everything off. I might be tooling out of here in a brand new tractor.

[John Holmberg]

John Deere.

[Brady]

Let's go.

[Brett]

You'll be tooling out of here.

[Brady]

I'll be tooling out of here. I'll be dead broke, fall apart on.

[Unknown]

The way out of the park.

[Brady]

No identity I Now whenever you call John Homurg and the identity. Hello, how are you? Hey, my name is John Hberg. There's definitely going to be 3,500 of me.

[Dick Toledo]

Hollenberg.

[Brady]

Hollenberg. I live in Pohoniac, Arizona. Hello, my friend. Hey. Hey. This is the real John Hberg. That's. That's you. Prove it. Damn it. You took that away.

[Aaron]

How do you like a tractor?

[Brady]

Dumbass. Got you. We laugh different than talking, anyway. All right, time. Do the hot releases next. And I have a tractor for you guys later. It's not weird.

[Aaron]

It's pretty cool, actually.

[Brady]

No membership fees.

[Aaron]

I have heard enough of this.

[John Holmberg]

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