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John Holmberg
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Larry
Speaking of toxic.
John Holmberg
Oh.
Larry
Orlando Bloom is getting all the toxic chemicals removed from his blood from what's paying $10,000. This new procedure at this London clinic.
John Holmberg
That'S a thing or is it a scam? It seems like a bit of a scam.
Larry
Here's the process. Blood is extracted from the arm and split into red blood, blood cells and plasma. The plasma, according to David Cohen, the inventor of this procedure, is then cleansed of its forever chemicals, microplastics.
John Holmberg
It's spun so it's like prp.
Larry
Yeah. Then they put it back into your blood.
John Holmberg
Yeah. It's like gold. That's PRP. That's been around forever.
Larry
10 grand you can get it done. It takes two hours.
John Holmberg
Yeah. PRP treatments aren't cheap. I had that done on my shoulder before I got it all. They spin your blood. They take a Coke cans worth of blood. It's a ton. I ran out. I didn't know you could do that. My vein gave way, ran out of blood. Had to go to the other hand. So my left arm, I'm like, man. And it took a ton of blood out. And then they spin it and shoot it back into the injured area.
Larry
As far as the plasma, you know, they separate it but they want you to be hydrated, that the blood flows better.
John Holmberg
PRP treatment grows hair. Like it's. It's a cure for baldness. It's weird. It's crazy.
Larry
Roseanne claims ABC asked her to guest star on the Conners as a ghost.
John Holmberg
Really?
Larry
She says I'm gonna be bowling that effing week. She's like, how dare they ask me to come back after they killed me off.
John Holmberg
You tell me you want me to come back as a ghost and save.
Larry
Your last episode that I created?
John Holmberg
Yeah, she's right though. Yourself. I said, yeah.
Larry
The best TV dads of all time.
John Holmberg
Bill Cosby. Until the thing he is. He's not on the list.
Larry
No word. Cleaver.
John Holmberg
Look, it's not Bill Cosby. That's Cliff Huxtable. He was a great TV dad. What his real care. What his real person should be on the list. He should be on the list. Tony Soprano. Tony Soprano's a great.
Larry
Your ward, cleaver, is number 25.
John Holmberg
20.
Larry
That low.
John Holmberg
Homer Simpson.
Larry
Homer Simpson is 11.
John Holmberg
Okay. Don Corleone. Not a TV. That's TV. Although a great father. Yes, a God.
Larry
Philip Drummond, 19.
John Holmberg
Terrible dad. Two of his kids died. How about my two dads? If we're going real life stuff.
Larry
Steve Keaton, family ties was 21. But let's go to the top five.
John Holmberg
Okay.
Larry
Number five, Carl Winslow, family matters. Number four, Bob Belcher from Bob's Burgers.
John Holmberg
That's actually a very funny. I never watched it. Is it good? What's it. Once you get past the voices. Because I don't like Kristen Schall's voice and she's prominent. It actually kind of grows on you to where it's pretty funny.
Larry
Number three, Archie Bunker.
John Holmberg
Terrible, Great dad. She's a great dad for Brett. Yeah. George Jefferson. Well, George Jefferson was a quality. Lionel was a good kid.
Larry
Number two, Andy Taylor.
John Holmberg
Yeah, Opie raised right.
Larry
And number one goes to Al Bundy.
John Holmberg
This is just for. Yeah, that's. He was. He had a whore for a daughter and a kid that wanted to smoke pot all day. All right, they did mention some of our.
Larry
Cliff Huxtable from the Cosby show wasn't on the list.
John Holmberg
Because great tv.
Larry
The allegations.
John Holmberg
Yeah, but that's Bill Cosby. That's not tv. Dad. Cliff Huxt.
Larry
I agree with you.
John Holmberg
Tony Sprano was a good father. He was. He cared for his kids a lot. I mean, he put him in harm's way there at the end with that shootout at the diamond.
Larry
Herman munster was number 10.
John Holmberg
He was good.
Larry
He's pretty good dad. Fred Sanford, number nine, took care of Lamont. Danny Tanner.
John Holmberg
I think Lamont took care of him more. Yeah, probably towards the end there. Danny Tanner, Full house. You gotta have those two other clowns with him. That great of a dad.
Larry
Jason Seaver, 13.
John Holmberg
Growing pains. Mike. Mike. Michael. I'm a good dad. I'm on the list. Mike boner.
Larry
Mike Brady, 15.
John Holmberg
Good. I figured he'd be higher, too.
Larry
Yeah, he was pretty.
John Holmberg
That's an interesting list. Father's Day list for TV dads. We'll do a little quiz on that on? Father's on. Oh, that's a good idea. Yeah. TV dads. We'll give the kids names, see if. Yeah, we'll figure it all out.
Larry
Study like that.
John Holmberg
Study. Finalists study. Father's Day right around the corner. That's it. Toledo will call the last qualifier in just a little bit for today's man cave upgrade. And you'll get yourself all the stuff. And maybe in the finals you could get yourself all loaded up with our friends at prestige billiards. Az.com this is it. Last day of it. And then Friday we have our champions. Tomorrow's a big day. We got Michael Longfellow coming in from snl. Yep. Then right after that, Jonathan Kite. Jonathan Kite might not be coming in. Why? I think he canceled. What the. They're trying to get him. They're trying to convince him to still come in. Oh, he was supposed to come in tonight and come in tomorrow morning. Come in tomorrow afternoon. I think so. Yeah. Just to do radio. I don't blame him. All right, I understand that. So long, fellow. Might hang out Water drive tomorrow too. Oh, yeah, you got the water. Operation hydration. Brett will be out tomorrow morning doing drop off some water. That's a good thing, too. Well, I've never said this before, but Larry's coming up next and he's got all sorts of stuff for you, including maybe even three grand. He can knock that out. It's Larry's excellent adventure. You be nice to Larry, he'll be nice to you. It's toxic, everybody. 98 KUPD post that.
Larry
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Holmberg's Morning Sickness - Arizona: Episode Summary (June 11, 2025)
Holmberg's Morning Sickness on 98 KUPD, Arizona's #1 Morning Radio Show, hosted by John Holmberg alongside Brady Bogen, Bret Vesely, and Dick Toledo, delivers an engaging episode titled "Entertainment Drill - List Of Best TV Fathers Of All Time." Released on June 11, 2025, this episode blends entertaining discussions with insightful commentary on pop culture, all while maintaining the show's signature humorous and slightly provocative tone.
Time Stamp: [02:43 - 04:03]
The episode kicks off with a conversation between John Holmberg and Larry about a trending health procedure involving the removal of toxic chemicals from the blood. Larry introduces the topic:
Larry: "Orlando Bloom is getting all the toxic chemicals removed from his blood from what's paying $10,000. This new procedure at this London clinic."
John expresses skepticism about the legitimacy of the treatment:
John Holmberg: "Is that a thing or is it a scam? It seems like a bit of a scam."
Larry explains the Process:
Larry: "Here's the process. Blood is extracted from the arm and split into red blood cells and plasma. The plasma, according to David Cohen, the inventor of this procedure, is then cleansed of its forever chemicals, microplastics."
John relates it to Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy, sharing his personal experience:
John Holmberg: "I had that done on my shoulder before... They spin your blood. They take a Coke cans worth of blood. It's a ton. I ran out. I didn't know you could do that."
The hosts exchange views on the benefits and costs of PRP treatments, highlighting both skepticism and personal anecdotes about the procedure's effectiveness and price point.
Time Stamp: [04:03 - 04:29]
Shifting to television news, Larry brings up a recent development involving Roseanne Barr:
Larry: "Roseanne claims ABC asked her to guest star on the Conners as a ghost."
John questions the authenticity and motives behind the request:
John Holmberg: "You tell me you want me to come back as a ghost and save your last episode that I created?"
Larry adds context regarding Roseanne's previous departure:
Larry: "She's like, how dare they ask me to come back after they killed me off."
John acknowledges the complexity of the situation, hinting at underlying issues related to Roseanne's reputation:
John Holmberg: "Because great TV... The allegations."
Both hosts agree that while Cliff Huxtable from The Cosby Show is a great TV dad, they recognize the controversies surrounding Bill Cosby, thus excluding him from any lists of ideal TV fathers.
Time Stamp: [04:29 - 07:12]
The heart of the episode revolves around the "Entertainment Drill," where John and Larry debate and compile a list of the best TV fathers of all time. This segment is rich with pop culture references, humor, and spirited disagreements.
Cliff Huxtable (The Cosby Show): John initially mentions Bill Cosby but quickly retracts, citing personal misconduct, affirming that the character, not the actor, deserves recognition.
John Holmberg: "Cliff Huxtable. He was a great TV dad. What his real care. What his real person should be on the list."
Tony Soprano (The Sopranos): Both hosts agree on Tony's inclusion, emphasizing his complex character as a caring yet morally ambiguous father.
Larry: "Tony Soprano's a great."
Homer Simpson (The Simpsons): Though Larry ranks Homer at number 11, John feels he deserves a higher spot.
John Holmberg: "Homer Simpson is 11."
As the discussion narrows down, they outline their top five choices:
Al Bundy (Married... with Children):
Andy Taylor (The Brady Bunch):
Bob Belcher (Bob's Burgers):
Carl Winslow (Family Matters):
John and Larry also touch upon the idea of real-life dads, hinting at their personal experiences:
John Holmberg: "How about my two dads? If we're going real life stuff."
The hosts suggest engaging the audience with a quiz based on the TV dads list:
John Holmberg: "We'll do a little quiz on that... Father's Day right around the corner."
They hint at upcoming segments, including man cave upgrades and special guest appearances, to keep the audience involved and entertained.
Time Stamp: [07:12 - 08:22]
As the episode progresses, Holmberg previews future content, including:
John humorously mentions the hosts' activities, maintaining the show's lighthearted atmosphere:
John Holmberg: "Oh, yeah, you got the water. Operation hydration."
He also encourages listener support for local programming and highlights the show's online presence.
Time Stamp: [08:22 - 09:19]
The episode concludes with a promotional segment, emphasizing support for local Arizona businesses and directing listeners to the Big Red Retail page on 98 KUPD's website. Nicole Byer delivers a brief advertisement for Wayfair, sharing style tips for home interiors.
Nicole Byer: "When it comes to making a statement, treat bold patterns like neutrals. Go wild like an untamed animal."
John wraps up by reinforcing the show's commitment to diverse content and local partnerships.
Conclusion
This episode of Holmberg's Morning Sickness expertly balances humor, pop culture analysis, and interactive elements to engage listeners. The discussion on the best TV fathers offers nostalgic reflections and lively debates, while segments on health trends and celebrity news add depth and variety. By blending entertainment with informative content, John Holmberg and his co-hosts deliver a compelling morning show experience for their Arizona audience.