Now I said at the beginning, we don't have a lot of audio from way back.

We've done all that at the 10th anniversary, the 20th anniversary, but in some of the 25th.

But we do have some things here that I don't think that we've aired.

And if we have aired them, it's been so long ago that I don't even remember.

And some of them are actually kind of instructive in explaining how we got here, because they go back to 1989, which was a year after this program had started.

But grab audio soundbite number one.

This one I have not heard.

Now, what this is, Cookie found a, she's put together a montage of me when I was a disc jockey in suburban Pittsburgh,

McKeesport, Pennsylvania, this 1971.

I was 20.

And this was my first job away from home.

And I remember I moved there in February of 1971, arrived in the middle of a blizzard with the windshield wipers on my 1969 Pontiac Lamontz having shut down.

And the last 30 miles into town were harrowing.

But there was no way I was going to stop.

I was going to get there.

I don't know how I did it without running into something.

But I got there.

Now, anybody who does what I do here will tell you they don't,

they don't like looking at years old stuff. It's embarrassing. Like Sean Hannity has told me,

he cannot stand watching tapes of the old Hannity and Colm Show. He's he can't believe he looks so nerdy and it's the same thing here.

I don't watch myself on TV ever, even two hours after it's done. And listening to old radio tapes, it's painful. It really is painful. You know what? I just said at the top of the

hour break when

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