PODCAST – Monday, April 18: Red Sox Opening Day Audio; The Guy Who Found Millions Of Dollars Of Artwork In A Dumpster; We Talk To A Former White House Chef

Apr 15, 2022; Boston, Massachusetts, USA; A general view outside of Fenway Park before the Boston Red Sox play the Minnesota Twins. Mandatory Credit: Paul Rutherford-USA TODAY Sports

PODCAST – Monday, April 18: Red Sox Opening Day Audio; The Guy Who Found Millions Of Dollars Of Artwork In A Dumpster; We Talk To A Former White House Chef

Chaz and AJ had just played audio from Matt, and his People of Boston podcast, interviewing Red Sox fans on opening day. One fan admitted his best opening day memory was witnessing a fight. So, they asked the Tribe to call in the fights they witnessed, and both of these stories involved a stage. One for dancers, and one for graduates. (0:00)

Dumb Ass News – Matt called in with more audio from Red Sox fans, specifically Smitty and Burky who skipped out of work for the game. (5:36)

Jared Whipple’s story went viral recently, claiming he found art worth millions of dollars in a dumpster. The whole story is far more interesting, and Jared was on to explain why he decided to spent years of his time creating an art display for the artist, Francis Hines. (12:55)

Jimmy Rap was on with bus stop audio. As it turns out, Jimmy was out there yesterday, during Easter, and may have interrupted a somber gathering. Smokey, Streets and John all were very happy to chat with Jimmy, and attempt an Easter themed tongue-twister. (30:08)

Army veteran and former White House chef Andre Rush was on explaining how the President has to pay for the food that’s prepared by the White House chef. He’s learned quite a bit in his life, and recently wrote a book to capture his story from the rural south to the White House, “Call Me Chef, Dammit.” (44:54)

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