Tom Barnard Podcast - Best Of September 10th

Tom Barnard Podcast

News, Comedy

4.6 • 637 Ratings

🗓️ 24 December 2024

⏱️ 90 minutes

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Summary

- SKOR North's Judd Zulgad avoids talking sports and sort of previews tonight's presidential debate with Donald Trump and Kamala harris. Does the debate actually even swing anybody anymore or are there people still on the free for the election?

- KSTP's Chris Egert has news on a shooting that happened overnight, Tom tells a story about how he was hit by a car when he was a kid and wandered into the street, plus some uplifting news of a shelter being built in Blaine for victims of domestic abuse and their pets.

- Director and acclaimed stuntman JJ Perry joins the show to talk about his upcoming movie The Killer's Game which hits theaters this Friday everywhere! The film stars former WWE superstar Dave Bautista and Sofia Boutella. It's a new interesting look on the life of a hitman, make sure to get out to theaters to see it.

- Kristyn Burtt talks about the passing of James Earl Jones at the age of 93 and how he was her commencement speaker at her NYU graduation. A conversation about her debate party happening that'll have the famous Tom Cruise coconut cake in attendance. Plus how the movie going experience is ramping up for a strong fall season and some other entertainment headlines.

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0:00.0	This is the Tom Bernard podcast. Listen live, weekday mornings, 8 to 930, or anytime you like, as a podcast on the Tom Bernard app at Tom Bernardshare.com or wherever you get your podcasts.
0:13.5	You know what I noticed this morning, and last night, actually last night more than this morning. I did notice we lost a legend, ladies and gentlemen, yesterday.
0:23.3	James Earl Jones died at 93 years old, just a terrific talent, no question.
0:28.1	I was lucky enough to have them on my morning show at the queue a couple of times,
0:32.6	and I talked to him a couple other times pretty much on the telephone.
0:37.1	I never met him in person, but I talked to him a couple times on the telephone about overcoming
0:42.0	amazing things.
0:44.3	He did not speak from the time he was five to 14 years old because he stuttered pre five years
0:50.2	old and he didn't want to stutter anymore.
0:52.7	After nine years of not speaking, he began to
0:55.6	speak in this kind of voice right here at 14 years old. You think rusting it up for nine years
1:02.3	might have given that extra depth or something? Just letting it like marinade for nine years.
1:06.6	Exactly. His voice just never warmed up. That's why he had such a deep voice his entire life.
1:13.3	What a legend that guy wasn't it? Somebody pointed out this morning. In fact, let me see if I can find it because he was challenged on the KQ morning show years ago to get his voice even deeper.
1:26.1	And I do believe looking back, and I'm not certain, but I do believe looking back that he did get his voice a lot deeper.
1:33.9	I got to see if I can find the, yeah, he had a stuttering problem.
1:37.5	That's why he's, again, I made a comment this morning on Facebook that instead of standing by going well I guess actually I have a friend I
1:45.8	won't name that stuttered as well and got through it too you can get through uh you can get through
1:53.5	apparently stuttering if I don't know I don't know how to do it I never had a stutter so I don't know
1:57.9	how that's that's done but yeah Tony challenged his voice with the equipment on the morning show,
2:02.9	and James Earl Jones was able to make his voice deeper than the machine.
2:06.4	That's incredible.
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