Welcome to the Barnyard with Steve Robertson as always. I am your good friend and host Steve Robertson.

Man what a week. What a very very difficult week especially for those of us that kind of grew up in the 80s, man.

I mean we've lost some incredible people. We truly have. And you know people talk about these things kind of come in threes. I mean, we were absolutely shocked with the tragic drowning death of Malcolm Jamal Warner. Better known to many of us is Theo Huxable. He was our favorite little brother in the 80s. The Cosby Show was a big deal.

I don't want to hear any Bill Cosby jokes.

Oh, that was horrendous.

It's got nothing to do with Theo.

But man, that shook us to our core.

You know, because number one, this is the tragic nature of it all.

But to lose a very beloved TV character in our lives. And then just as we're

kind of coming to grips with that, Ozzy Osbourne does. Now, that wasn't unexpected. You know,

we didn't think it'd be quite so quick after the July 5th concert.

But again, just as we're kind of reeling from,

I mean, that terrible, you know?

That Malcolm Jamal Warner dies down there in Costa Rica

with twin with his daughter?

I mean, can you imagine how horrific that is? And then Ozzy does. And then today we

find out that Hulk Hogan died in the night. It's terrible. It is. It's terrible. We're going to

spend some time to talk about that. We got sports to talk about too. But I've had a lot of requests

of people like, man, man Steve can we just kind of

talk through this and I'm doing my best I can but you know yeah it's it's the circle of life it is

but it's also a reminder of our own mortality and the one thing that you learn from situations such as

this is that at some point, death

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