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KFI, AM 640.

You're listening to the John and Ken show on demand on the IHeart Radio app.

I'm Doug McIterrey, in for John and Ken.

And on Monday, we officially send the John and Ken show off into history.

As you know, Ken Champo has retired.

And on Tuesday, John Cobalt will be back in this chair.

And we will launch a brand new show, the John Cobalt show, which will go on forever.

It'll be very simple.

At some point in the far distant future, John's skeleton will still be in this chair.

Because he's a lifer.

Cannell be on a beach somewhere, drinking beverages with umbrellas in them,

and John's bones will still be here at KFI.

Anyway, it's a pleasure to be with you.

I'm happy to have you.

You don't want to miss this hour because we've got good stuff coming up.

Starting with this first story, by the way,

I saw this the other day and said, I really want to talk to this professor because, as you know,

Taylor Swift, it's impossible to miss her. The ERIS tour just topped a billion in sales,

and it may go to two billion before she's done traveling the globe. Her movie, she bypassed the normal distribution routes and had a huge hit with the movie that's still playing, still drawing people in.

And then Time Magazine, a person of the year, which it probably came as, well, there's actually a lot of, a lot about that that's fascinating because most Taylor Swift fans

probably have never heard of Time Magazine. And then most other people are probably shocked to find

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