Hey, what's happening? B-holes. This is DJ Omar Khan. You are listening to the B-Team. This is episode 86 and

about an hour after being left, we recorded a B-Team episode

dedicated being and we had, you know, we played the bits and we had a good old time and then

my computer decided to crash, so none of that got saved. So I'm here doing this

a B-NISOed by myself after the fact because Beer mug is running best stuff and Dave's not

here in the studio on Friday, so this is me DJ Omar Khan kind of leading you through the

way post beans departure from the Kevin and Bean Show. When I am recording this, it is Friday

morning about 6 a.m. So on the Wednesday before being left, we got a chance to catch up with

old B-No and talk a little bit about his time at K-Rock and what his plans are and let's

hear that now. Hey, Bean. Hey, Omar. Hey, you ready for the worst interview of your life?

Yeah, beans definitely. He's scraping the bar. I'm with the barrel now. Can I ask the first question?

This is like throwing a bone like to the lowest of bones. Absolutely. This is how the

interview is going to start. You ready, Bean? I'm ready. Bean Baxter, how has your life been

up until now? Great question, Beer mug. It has been great. I have been charmed. I have

been blessed. I have been the luckyest little boy in the world that I've been able to do what

I love my entire adult life. Thank you for asking. Grump Glad you asked. Hey, I'm glad

you asked. How long have you been on the radio in the United States? 42 years. Wow. You see,

because I'm really just familiar with the 30 years here at K-Rock and then they did a couple

of radio stations. But man, 42 years. That's an insane amount of time. Yeah, I was on the

air for almost 13 years, 12 and a half or something like that before I got the job at K-Rock.

So yeah, it's been like I said, I've been really, really lucky. I wanted to be in radio as

we've talked about since I was a little kid in single digits. And then I started in

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