Aug. 24, 2026

Recap of Vans Warped Tour Montreal on the Pipeman Radio Tour + Pet Owners Beware!

Recap of Vans Warped Tour Montreal  on the Pipeman Radio Tour + Pet Owners Beware!

Pipeman is back from the most recent stop of The Pipeman Radio Tour and we are here for Season 20, Episode 67 of The Adventures of Pipeman here on W4CY Radio at www.w4cy.com

This weekend Pipeman was in Montreal for Vans Warped Tour and did 21 interviews. Let's recap the whole experience and what a great experience it was of music, love, and community. Next stop is Rocklahoma on Labor Day Weekend and we just got the weekend wristbands some lucky people are going to WIN. DM @pipemanradio on all socials for your last chance to WIN.

We will also have once again our resident pet health expert The Pet Health Guru and Pet owners beware! Learn of hidden home hazards, toxic foods and more…

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Hey, you're listening to Adventure on W4CY Radio. Yo, it's

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the Adventures of Pipe Man here on W4CY Radio. And

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it's Monday. It's Positively Monday. And it's Positively Pipe Man.

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And we have our... pet health guru. That's supposed to

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be coming on soon. Bill from the pet health cafe

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and from my paleo pet. But in the meantime, I

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just got back last night from Montreal bands, warp tour, Montreal.

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Oh my God. When awesome festival, I'll tell you first,

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I will say that I'm very happy. Let Ron come

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on on studio night. Um, I must say that I'm

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very happy that, you know, basically it was a two-day festival.

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I say let's go back to two-day festivals, three-day festivals.

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That fourth day that we've started after COVID, that's extra.

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Because you have four days plus a pre-party. That's five days.

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Two days traveling. So that's a whole week for a festival.

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And it is draining. And, man, the two days was, like, beautiful.

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Fly in. fly out done. Uh, we did 21 interviews

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and I have to tell you too, is that, um,

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it went, this festival was the easiest festival I've ever

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had to get to because I, my hotel, literally you

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walked out the hotel across the street to the Metro,

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got on the Metro over to the Island. Cause it's

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on an Island in Montreal. Uh, and, uh, You know,

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it was pretty amazing because I'm like thinking of myself

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on the Metro. I'm like, Oh, when I get off,

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I hope I can find it. And how long am

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I going to have to go to find media credentials, man?

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I got off the Metro and it was staring me

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in the face. As soon as I got off, that

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was a beautiful thing. Like, so there was no wandering,

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no wondering, no figuring anything out. It was, it, it,

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It was set up so perfectly. And that's why Warped

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Tour was so great and is great again. I'll tell

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you something else that's cool about Warped Tour is that

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you don't know who's going to play at what time

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until 11 a.m. that day. So, like, scheduling's a little

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off because they don't know really when their set time is.

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It used to be with Warped Tour, they didn't know

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at all. Because the band, you know, it's like a tour.

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And so you would just go in as media, sign

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up that morning for whatever interviews you wanted. Because that's

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the only time you would know when they're doing interviews.

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This one was a little different where I was scheduling

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them ahead of time, but there were windows. You know,

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they knew they were playing in certain windows. So we

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kind of had to guess and kind of roll with it.

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you know, and there were some things that had to

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be changed around. But I have to tell you, I

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have to give so much kudos to The Sin. They

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were the ones that were handling the promotion of Warped Tour,

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but more importantly, they were handling the media tent. And,

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you know, I have my favorite people that run media

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and then others that, you know, you're either, they don't

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do a good job or you're on your own, sink

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or swim. And I have to tell you, the, these people,

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oh my God, they rate towards the top. Okay. Uh,

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and so helpful, great to chat with great people and

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really work very hard to make our job as media easier.

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And that is so important to me. And so, you know,

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basically it was, uh, It was a great experience. I

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didn't even have a chance to really be drained. You know,

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those four days, sometimes by the end, I'm like, and

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Lon can testify right now. Like, how good is my

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voice now after only a two-day festival compared to the

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four-day festivals?

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Sounds like you didn't even go.

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I know, right? Like, it's great.

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Your voice is not gone. You're not stuffy.

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Yeah, and you know what's funny is I wasn't at

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all till today at home, okay? So I actually literally

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woke up in the middle of the night and changed

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my air conditioning filter in case that's what it was,

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you know? But it is funny. I didn't really get

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the festival flu unless I'm having it now a little bit,

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but not bad. And yeah, I didn't even have a

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chance to lose my voice or get totally drained where,

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you know, I need some recovery time. So that's pretty cool.

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And I have to tell you, like, what a community

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Warped Tour is. Like, this community is like a big family,

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and everybody's cool, and all the bullshit in the world

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is left outside. And inside, we're just there to have fun.

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A lot of great bands played. A lot of great

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bands that I talked to. All in all, Warped Tour, Montreal,

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highly recommend, like, five million stars, okay, great festival, I

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was more than happy to be a part of it

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before and after, and so, man, that's some cool shit,

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it was a lot of fun, and it felt like

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I was just going away for the weekend, and I

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was even back on Sunday, so it's like, I like

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when I'm back on Sunday because then when I'm back

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on Monday, it's almost like I lose a day. Whereas

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back on Sunday, it's just like, I just took a

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weekend and went somewhere. And what better place to go

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than Montreal because I love that city. And I love

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the Canadians. They're so nice. They're sorry about everything.

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Now, do you think that because they're Canadian, it was

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different than some of the other ones that you have

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gone to in other parts of the world, like the

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nice thing like does that make a difference.

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Yes and no because here's what i find in the

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community of this type of music whether it be metal

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or punk which warped to her head both you know

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it's the community it's the people we're a different breed

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everybody looks like they're these scary people and evil people

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and really they're just big teddy bears and like even

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with the mosh pit like The mosh pit's supposed to

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be fun. And if somebody falls, you pick them up.

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And then everybody has a big group hug after a

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mosh pit. Like, it's not like being in South Florida

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going to a country show where just recently it happened

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that there was a fight that broke out. You know,

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you got these people that drinks a lot of Jack

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Daniels and then there's too much testosterone and they feel

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the need to fight. Metalheads and punks don't feel the

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need to fight because they do the mosh pit where

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you're not really fighting, but you're getting all your angst out.

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You're getting all your issues out. And you're just cool,

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and nobody's an outsider. Like, there are no weirdos. Now,

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something did happen at Warped Tour that was the second

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time ever in history that it happened. Okay, so there's

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this band, Oxymorons. And one time during an interview... We literally,

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in the middle of the interview, switched shirts because I

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really liked their shirt, their merch shirt that the guy

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was wearing, and he really liked my shirt. So we

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switched shirts. Mine was like some festival shirt. It's always,

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for me, the one-of-a-kind stuff. It was like this one-of-a-kind

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festival shirt, and we switched during the interview. Well, this

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time I was making a comment about, with this band...

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with their shirt because they were wearing their record label shirt.

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And Oxymorons did play at Warped Tour. It was funny

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because I was wearing their shirt, but on the day

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they weren't playing because when you Googled it, because nobody

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knows when they're playing, the Google said Sunday, but they

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actually played Saturday. So I'm glad it happened the way

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it did because Saturday is when I gave away the shirt.

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I gave away that shirt, but that would have been

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kind of fun, the shirt kind of floating around the world.

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But this time I was wearing a shirt, another one

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of a kind. I'm trying to see if I can

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even get another one because I think it doesn't even

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get made anymore. And it's from the Sophia Lancaster Foundation,

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which is the goth girl that, you know, she left

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the show and she got jumped and killed for being goth,

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for looking different. It's fucking stupid. Okay.

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Okay.

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So Bloodstock does this whole thing with the Sophie Lancaster

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Foundation with a stage dedicated to Sophie Lancaster. On Saturdays,

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everybody in the whole festival wears pink in honor. And

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then Sophie Lancaster Foundation has a booth there and they

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sell merch. Luckily, I bought their new merch this year.

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And so then I had this shirt that I bought

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a few years ago that says Weirdo Mosher Freak. And

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so that's the shirt this band member got. Okay. So

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I'm not going to tell you any more details because

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you're going to have to check out the interviews that

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we did at Warped Tour so you can hear which

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one which band it was because it's live during the

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interview so the interviews are going to be up very

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soon on all the podcast outlets on the adventures of pipeman.com

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And you will have to listen to interviews. And here's

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what I'm going to do. You listen to those interviews

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and you tell me in my socials. Okay. Uh, you know,

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pipe band radio, go to all socials, DM me, tell

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me which band it was that I did a shirt

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swap live during the interview at warp tour, Montreal, and

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you will be entered to win your choice. Rock, Oklahoma

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tickets is final chance for Rock, Oklahoma tickets. That's coming

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up next on the Pipe Man Radio Tour or Aftershock

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coming in October to Sacramento. Your choice. You could win

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tickets to either one of those by listening to my interviews,

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finding out which one where I did the shirt swap,

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and DMing me that answer. And the sooner, the better.

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So keep an eye out to anywhere you listen to podcasts,

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The Adventures of Pipe Man or Pipe Man in the Pit,

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or go to TheAdventuresOfPipeMan.com, or you can even go to TalkForumMedia.com

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to one of my shows, and you will be able

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to listen to those interviews. Now, it's getting really late

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for Bill. You know what I'm saying? So we're going

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to call him because he didn't even answer my text,

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I don't think. Nope, he sure didn't. Let's give him

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a call. No, not a FaceTime. Why are you trying

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to make me do a FaceTime? Okay, there it is.

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Because today, pet owners are supposed to beware.

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Hello?

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Yeah, we're waiting for you on the show. We're live

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and you're not there.

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I'll be there in two minutes.

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All right.

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The pet health guru is coming. The pet health guru

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is coming. In the meantime... You know what, Juan? Let's

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roll some Rock, Lahoma and some Aftershock commercials so people

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see what they can win.

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the first time ever, Slayer. And the return of Godsmack.

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And Papa Roach.

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This is my last resort.

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through 6th with Slayer, celebrating the 40th anniversary of Rain

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and Blood. Godsmack, Papa Roach, also Stone Temple Pilots, The

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Papa Roach, Stone Temple Pilots, Cypress Hill, and so many more.

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Go to www.rocklahoma.com for all ticket and festival information. Don't

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miss Labor Day weekend's number one rock and roll party. Rock, Oklahoma. Aftershock,

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to Sacramento this October with My Chemical Romance.

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Plus Suicide Boys, Queens of the Stone Age, The Offspring,

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Starting at only $ 1 down at aftershockfestival.com.

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Yes.

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Aftershock is one of my favorite festivals to do. Rock,

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Oklahoma is my one festival that I definitely always camp

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for because it is the most fun camping festival there

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is on the Pipe Man Radio Tour. Like, there's strip

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club campsites. There's, you know, free shots on makeshift bars.

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There's even buses, boobs, and buttholes. Gotta check out that bus. Oh, look,

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the Pet Health Guru finally arrived. He looks all... Okay,

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I was saying he looked kind of pale there for

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a second, right, Juan?

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Yeah.

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Because he was all white, you know? So let's bring

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the Pet Health Guru on. Hello, Pet Health Guru.

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Hello, hello, hello.

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Cool.

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So..

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We did our recap.

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Can you hear me?

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I can hear you. Can you hear me? Set your headphones. Absolutely. Okay,

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you can hear me now.

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You can probably hear your.

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Dog, too.

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I think I might have heard it there. Yes. Okay,

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this is the Pet Health Guru segment, so pets are allowed.

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It is where pets have a voice. Forget the humans.

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Pets have a better voice anyway.

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That's right. We want to make sure that they're heard.

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That's right. So, anyway, to just finish off what I

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was saying to everybody, again, reach out to me, Pipe

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Man Radio on all socials. Check out the interviews from

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Vans Warped Tour from this weekend. Tell me which interview

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I swapped shirts with another band. Okay? And the shirt,

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it's a record label shirt. Stomp Records. So, got to

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make sure to check it out. And I'm not going

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to tell you to ban. You got to tell me

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to ban so you can win your choice. Rock, La Homer, Aftershock,

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and the Pipe Man Radio Tour. Now we're going to

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switch gears a little bit. And we're going to talk

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about pets. Because pets are cooler than humans for the

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most part. But you pet owners, you need to beware.

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The health group, they need to beware.

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There's so many dangers out there for our pets that

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we think we're doing the right thing with.

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That's where the danger lies.

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We've got medical professionals that have no clue about foods, diets.

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I think your dog is translating for you. I think

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your dog's translating for you in the background. Because as

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you're talking, it's like the sign language people at concerts.

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Yes, exactly. That's what she does.

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She's telling me what to say, what kind of challenges

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that she doesn't have to succumb to when most of

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her contemporaries are being bombarded every day.

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So tell us about some of those things that maybe

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people don't even realize are a danger.

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Well, I mean, you know, first off, let's look at chemicals.

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You know, yard chemicals, household chemicals, you know, sprays, deodorants, perfumes, makeup.

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You know, women all the time with their makeup and

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the dogs licking their face. What did they just ingest?

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You know, this is the kind of thing that nobody

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thinks about because all this stuff is invisible.

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EMS, the same thing. Chemtrails. Nobody looks up at the sky.

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Nobody cares about that stuff.

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But yet, you know, our animals, you know, their hearing is, what,

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a hundred times, a thousand times more sensitive than ours,

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as is their nose.

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And we're bombarding those senses on those dogs.

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And then we wonder why they're acting screwy and, you know,

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bad behaviors and all of that.

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It's just they're fighting it 24-7.

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If we throw in the nutrition part of it, you know,

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the bad food, which I was telling somebody over the weekend,

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you know, doctors, veterinarians, they don't study, very few study

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any kind of nutrition.

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And nutrition isn't food.

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Nutrition is the scientific formulas behind it. Production, how it's handled,

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how it's processed is much more important. than the actual

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vitamin content of something. Because if it's not in a

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usable form, it's no good for us anyway, or our

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dogs and cats.

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So I have a question real quick before we go

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on to the rest of it. I'm speaking for Juan.

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I'm his translator right now. And basically, does that also

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hold true for his guppy, like the toxic things that

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fish eat? get exposed to if you have fish in

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the house.

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Absolutely, because, I mean, that water is absorbing the gas

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around it as well. So if you've got, you know,

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if you're using essential oils, different clean, you know, cleaners

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in your house, that sort of thing, that's being absorbed

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into the water.

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And it can have a.

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Nasty effect on, you know, the inhabitants of that fish

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tank as well. You know, one of the things about nature, though, and,

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you know, living things is we do have a certain

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amount of adaptivity that we can adapt and change.

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Fight off some of this stuff but in the long

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run it still gets us all.

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So the question is then okay so a lot of

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humans that use essential oils they say it's for good

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health is it really for good health and is it

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good health for our pets.

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To be honest, most of them are not because they're

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highly processed.

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I mean, I know some companies that make this stuff

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claim that they're safe for animals, they're safe for use

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on people, but the actual studies show the opposite. It's

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basically like everything else around us. It's all superficial. It's cosmetic,

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if you will. It's cosmetic in the fact that it's

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a good, clean smell. Does it have some therapeutic effects?

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Some might, some might not. They're going to be minimal

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at best. You know, it's... You know, when we look

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at pharmaceuticals as a whole, you know, on the medical side,

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all of them came from, essentially, plant-based at some point

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in time. And the first step from that was the

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essential oils. So we're taking and trying to duplicate... and

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magnify something in an essential oil that's normally found in nature.

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And for what reason?

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Make money. Something different. Yeah.

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So what are your suggestions for pet owners so they

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don't have to be so beware or worried?

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Well, you know, we did a whole program on the

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Pet Health Cafe again on the holistic way. And number one,

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it's making sure that the environment is clean as possible.

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You know, you're doing your part of doing the investigation,

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reading labels, that sort of thing, on not only food

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but cleaning products. You know, just because a company says

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they're a clean, you know, green, eco-friendly company doesn't really

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mean that. It just means that that might be less

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dangerous than, you know, the next guy. That's all it

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really is. So you start out that way and then

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you don't panic. You know, most of the, the, what

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we call diseases and health issues and challenges that we

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have are not diseases. There's, you know, they're basically symptoms

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of an event that's going on. And when I say

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an event, it's usually a short term, you know, like

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a 24 hour flu, you know, you can take medications.

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For it, but guess what? It's still going to be

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24 hours.

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No matter what you do, and actually you've lowered the ability, the,

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you know, immune properties of your body by taking those

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medications and actually can prolong that 24-hour occlude of 48, 72,

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96 hours and have other side effects along with it,

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like the diarrhea and vomiting and everything else that drugs cause.

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So, Juan, what questions do you have for the pet

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health guru about this subject that we're talking about.

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Well, is there anything I have to be aware of

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with the guppies? I mean, that's the only thing that

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really matters to me. Hashtag guppies, not puppies.

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That's right.

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So there is one thing I have noticed though. There's

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one thing I have noticed, uh, when I first started

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the hobby, cause this is technically like a hobby, the

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aquarium business, uh, I used to get all the chemicals

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for the water, to treat the water, to make sure

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all the pH levels were safe and everything. I switched

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from that because it was killing them slowly. Every time

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I would add chemicals, I would see a couple of

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them turn out dead a day or two later. I

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switched from that to just using beneficial bacteria and letting

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the tank cycle and adding more natural elements like grass, moss, driftwood,

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and all these other things that can contribute to the

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pH and everything else. And they've been thriving ever since.

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It's interesting.

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You know, you mentioned that when I started my career,

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that was one of the areas that I was very

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proficient at and helped develop a lot of the systems.

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Prior to that, you had a little box with a

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little bit of polyester foam in it and some charcoal.

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That was the whole filtration system. And then, of course,

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we got into the biological filters with the under gravels

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and things of that nature, working in conjunction with multistage

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external filters. And that was a whole game changer right there.

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Everything changed. The water chemistry remained fairly neutral. You know,

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we didn't have to use a lot of chemicals. And then,

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of course... Modern times, we decided to go back to

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all chemicals, and, you know, that's what creates a.

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Lot of the problems.

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But if you look at, like, man-made lakes even, right? Like,

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we don't maintain those, and there's still fish thriving in there,

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even though we don't put chemicals to clean the water. So, like,

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why would we be doing that to our pets, you know,

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in the aquarium hobby?

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Yeah.

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I mean, if you look, you know, I mean, you

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have here in South Florida, we have problems quite often with,

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you know, massive algae blooms and that sort of thing.

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They kill off literally thousands and thousands of fish. And

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what's the cause of it? Fertilizer from, you know, the

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sugar plantations and that sort of thing where they're over fertilized,

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over sprayed, over treated. And that works its way down

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through the ecosystem into the water and, you know, and

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make sure that.

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We're battling it.

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I mean, just even building Tamiami Trail across Florida changed

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the whole ecology of the Everglades. Because now we had

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a dam keeping the water going where it was supposed

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to go. And, of course, they built a whole series

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of canals and that sort of thing to dump all

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that wastewater into the estuaries.

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So, Pet Health Guru, how can people reach out to

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you for... more info on my Paleo Pet, Pet Health Cafe,

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and basically everything that you do.

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Well, of course, start out with, and this is actually

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your best starting point, is to go on to the

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Pet Health Cafe on YouTube, Spotify, any of the major

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things on these stations here, and start learning about what

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we teach. And then, of course, you know, taking that

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as a guide, go over to MyPaleoPet, see the products

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that we have, MyPaleoPet.com, come into the store for a

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consultation or a phone consultation.

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Those are both available through the website. You know, I'm.

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In store, you know, at least four days a week, so,

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you know, you can always come in and have a

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personal conversation with me, always willing to help. And, you know,

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we actually will evaluate where your animal is health-wise in

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a way that The medical community doesn't even think about.

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It's not about adding more chemicals.

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It's about adding pure products, more natural products that will

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help the body heal itself. Because medicines don't heal anything.

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The body has to heal itself, has to fix itself.

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It's a regenerative machine. And we just can, you know,

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we have to give it the right tools and get

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out of the way, let it do its job.

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Is there any other final words you want to give

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our people out there that they need to be aware

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of and any other, you know, healthy advice for them,

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for their pets?

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Well, like you said, the first thing is, is these

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are a lot of these health issues and challenges or

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events don't panic, you know, because that's the worst thing

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you can do is, you know, when you get hysterical,

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you go to the ER and they load up with

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drugs and everything else. And in many cases, that ailment

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would have been gone in 24 hours.

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I mean, emergency care is one thing, you know, if

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there's a serious accident or injury.

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But as far as these little things, you know, use

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common sense. I know that's a very, very foreign term today,

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but we innately know what we're supposed to do.

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We just ignore it and think of what the so-called

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experts tell you.

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All righty. Well, As usual, you're a wealth of information.

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You are a pet health guru. And everybody make sure

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to check out my Paleo Pet. Check out Pet Health Cafe.

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World of information. World of help. And you can even

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order products no matter where you are. And Bill will

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take care of it for you. And everybody make sure

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check out my interviews from Vans Warped Tour Montreal. And

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the one that and talks about me trading shirts during

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the interview, and let me know what band it is,

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and you'll have a chance to win tickets to Rocklahoma

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or Aftershock. Your choice. Thanks for listening. Thanks for being

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here on Positively Pipe Man, and stay tuned. We'll have

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more going on this week, so keep watch for the

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Pipe Man. Thanks for listening to the Adventures of Pipe

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Man W4CY radio roll it Juan thank you for listening

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to the Adventures of Pipe Man on W4CY radio

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Thank you.