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Welcome to the program.

Always an hour to sit in for Jim Rome play a very teeny weeny, minute role in supporting the most important brand in our industry.

Brian Weber with you.

By now, if you know who I am, because we're adding affiliates all the time, you have an idea of my background.

I am needy.

I am a clone.

And I listen to this show more than the people working on the show do,

if possible, because I don't have much of life. So let me take it back to last Friday. It was

Pucks and Pony's with the great Ed Olgach. Since we're looking to build a personal brand,

I'm going with big words emboviating with B-Web for the next three hours.

Coincidentally, that was the name of the podcast that I pitched to the execs at Westwood

One Sports. And shockingly, I've not been back on the air other than this show since I got this

network on the air on December 29th. But since we have so much to get to, I'm going to dispense with a normal foreplay.

You know the phone number.

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