You're listening to 90.3 FM K-E-X-B in Seattle and K-E-X-P.org on your mobile applications and everywhere else.

I am DJ Riz, and I am pleased beyond human belief to present to some and introduce to others and welcome back

the one and only DJ El Toro, who I usually just call Kurt by his slave name, but El Toro is how

you'll be doing. You'll be hearing him laughing and giggling. We have a little kiki, but playing music for you in honor and celebration of our ongoing pride.

And this program has been curated, handpicked solely by El Toro, something I've been wanting to hear. I've missed. How long have you not

been living here in Seattle? You live in Arizona? I left Seattle Thanksgiving of 2016,

so it's been three years since I hosted a big gay podcast. It seems like forever. It's awesome that you're bad.

And may I just say that you, we've tried to do this in your absence of, in the last three years,

and I find it to be extraordinarily difficult. And that's one of the reasons I wanted to have you back.

You do such a good job hitting all the notes and all the places.

So I'm excited to...

Well, I have to return the compliment and say I was really inspired listening over the past

three years to some of the things that you and Larry and Tim chose.

There were some beautiful, beautiful songs.

You introduced me to some artists I didn't know.

So I feel confident I left the podcast in very good care.

Thank you.

Thank you.

We'll keep returning to favor until we crossed a big rainbow bridge into gay heaven or hell, whichever we go on to.

Just, it's the other side.

Oh, the other, thank you, love.

Have to degender heaven too, honey.

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