Bert Shares His Thoughts After Learning One Of His Peers In Radio Has Passed

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🗓️ 5 February 2025

⏱️ 8 minutes

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Long-time radio personality David “Ace” Cannon has passed. Bert shares his thoughts after learning that one of his friends and contemporaries has passed away.

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0:00.0	Are we there yet, Dad?
0:02.0	Uh, nearly.
0:05.0	Dad, are we there yet?
0:08.0	Soon, darling, aye.
0:10.0	Are we there yet?
0:13.0	Soon, just be round the corner.
0:16.0	Dad!
0:17.0	I know, I know, are we there yet?
0:20.0	No. Are we lost, Dad?
0:23.6	Aye, I think so.
0:25.6	Should have gone to Speck Savers.
0:27.6	Book an eye test online.
0:32.6	I will give myself the award for being the fakesest
0:36.6	Birchow member this morning on the Burt Show.
0:39.9	I've been reeling this morning, man.
0:43.1	It's jarring when somebody your own age passes away.
0:50.2	And this morning I woke up to a text that a contemporary of mine in radio passed away at 56 years old.
0:59.5	And we weren't close like the last decade, but the history that he and I have together is there's a bunch of shows that all came into this industry at the very same time.
1:11.3	Back in the day, there were big shows in morning radio that we really looked up to us younger guys.
1:16.9	They were like Kid Craddock, who ended up being my mentor, he passed away also.
1:21.0	Jeff and Jare in San Diego was one of the shows, Bob Rivers in Seattle.
1:25.8	And we used to go to these conventions, as young guys,
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