Previously on the Tony Corn Hazard show.

You live in Cincinnati, they do know that that medical school is a great one, right?

They do, so it has a tremendous reputation and, you know, again, just everybody was so thankful

but it worked out as well as it did.

And yeah, I mean, it's shown a positive light on the University of Cincinnati Medical School,

that's for sure.

Well, thank you later in the show. We'll try to play, I have a piano, which is what you're best known for.

I have a piano.

This is General George Washington, and you're listening to the Tony Corn Hazard show.

We have passed the threshold on sunrise. I just wanted to tell people that.

For a while, it was at 727 in Washington, D.C., which is the latest sunrise of the year.

Today, we went to 726. We've turned the corner on sunrise. Sunset.

Yeah, how are we doing on the back end? Sunset has done. Sunset has been getting longer and longer and longer since December 21st.

I know I obsess about this. I know I do. I just wanted to tell you that we have turned the corner on sunrise.

I wanted to say a quick shout out and I thank you to Josh Bickle, the Cincinnati-based photographer, who took the photo that Anthony Beeson was talking about.

Works great, P.

Yes, yes. That's fantastic.

Well, you freelance, but this was great, P, on assignment. So thank you, and Anthony Beeson, check your email.

Okay, that's great. That's standing.

I wanted... I have to tell you a story about Chessie, a small story about Chessie.

I think I've told this to Michael, but I haven't told it on the air.

She is not bothered by police sirens.

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