Dave Misca was an engineer, but was a producer, and is a pretty darn good guitar player and is now standing by over at WBEZ, where he works.

And Misca, hi, buddy. Nice to have you on today.

Nice to talk to Speaks, which was under, you know, better circumstances. of course, I always got to follow as a ring.

Yeah, you do.

Your old life, right?

Oh, it's just me.

Well, what's going on?

What's in your head about Terry Boers today, Dave?

I've been listening to all the luminaries and then me.

And then, you know, I've just been thinking with Terry, it was all about laughter.

Every memory I wanted to say or bring up that was something heartfelt, it was just Terry making me laugh until it hurt.

And he just was that guy who just wanted to entertain people and was genuine and true to himself.

And he taught me those things too.

You know, you can, all these things you can talk about, Terry taught me things about gratitude.

And that's something that we all have to, you know, practice in our lives.

And, you know, when I was a new father, things like he would say, hey, did your kid go to bed safe and warm with a full belly? And today's a win. So there's, you know, a lot of facets to Terry. A lot of them were just the laughs, the constant laughter when he was around. Man, I'm so glad you shared that, Dave,

because he had it. You could tell he had that gratitude. He knew how lucky he was to get to do

what he did and to live the life he was living, right? You could feel that. Right. How it was

all of us? We were all lucky to do that. You know, there was a, I can't remember where the remote was, but it was just a day that I was with Borsen-Bernstein, and I remember thinking to myself, look around, because, you know, in this business and in life, things don't last forever. And I remember that, and it's something I've taken with me from that show through, you know, the rest of my jobs, you know? Yeah, Dave, you were his tech guy. If I remember correctly, he would say, hey, Dave, hey, Miska, fix my thing, right? Hey, I need you to come in a basement, buddy, and look at my thing. You know, that was kind of his, you know, it was always his iPad was out of a sink with his phone. I pushed a button, buddy, I don't know where it all went, so it was always his iPad was out of sync with his phone I pushed a button buddy I don't know

where it all went you know so it was all crazy Terry fixed my stuff well you did a damn good job

thank you Dave Miska thank you Matt all right buddy it's Dave Miska we move on remembering Terry

Boar is pretty damn cool to welcome in.

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