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Comedy Off Broadway opened in downtown Lexington in 1987 and they're still bringing the best and stand-up comedy to the area 35 years later

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Talk Radio 1080. This is Kentucky Sports Radio presented by Stockton Mortgage. Now here's Matt Jones.

Welcome everyone, Kentucky Sports Radio Tuesday, August 16th. I'm Matt Jones. Here on a beautiful day in Lexington,

Kentucky where it is going to be an exciting afternoon or morning or whatever it is of UK Sports Talk.

Yesterday just so you know, well first of all Clark's Fomenshop Phone Lines 5025-718,

a Vision Auto Glass text machine is 772-7745254 and this edition is sponsored by TJ Smith Law.

If you go call TJ, he'll make them pay. Yesterday I looked at the KSR at the I-Tunes podcast charts

and we, I've told you this before, they have the rankings of podcasts and episodes and we are always top 30 in sports podcast nationally.

Only local show. It's all like bar stool, ESPN and us. But when it comes to the episode rankings where it says how many people are actually listening the episodes,

we usually fall in the 40s or 50s for an episode because you know like like Levitard puts all four hours up as four separate podcasts

and etc. Yesterday at one point I looked we were 17th, which means that the whole state listened to that podcast.

And that's not even live listening, that's podcast. Proving my point that people who say Matt, why do you talk about this?

Because this is what everybody wants to hear, right? And that certainly happened yesterday.

We will get to that and more but a couple things. It is moving day at the University of Kentucky.

The reason I bring that up is if you even are fathoming, getting close to campus, don't change your mind.

It looks like a war zone over there. Every road, people are running around with their heads cut off.

Like they don't know where to go, cars are in the middle of the street, people are honking.

They told somebody who was moving in, it's supposed to move in this morning, they said don't come to this afternoon.

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