Mike O'Mara, Radio Entertainment.

Hi, gang.

And now you'll all be quiet.

We'll start the show.

TMOS, classic.

Friday Flashback.

Why don't you do a nostalgic corner about a Cadd shack or animal house something that has massive

or something about Mary yeah yeah or something why do you have to go back to the

Marx brothers and glorious Swanson and people that are not only warm their long since been

warm food it's all dust now.

There's skeletons of dust now. Well, the beautiful thing about the nostalgia corner is that there are no limits. And in my interest... We're setting limits on it. Okay. Oscar, shut the fuck up. Yes. Passion. Jesus. That's right, though. We're giving you parameters. Yeah, but the thing about it is that who likes... Who gives you positive feedback on Nostalgia Corner?

Yeah.

When you do. Yeah, but the thing about it is that who likes, who gives you positive feedback on Nostalgia Corner? Yeah. When you do one like the Marks Brothers or, uh, because I read them. I read there, there's some nice comments online. I don't, I don't, I don't have any of like, say, no, I don't, I don't pay attention. I don't pay attention to comments. Jack. I don't pay attention to movie magazines because they're all junk. Nothing jumps out, really, but I'll say this. My interests are varied incredibly. I mean, I like modern stuff. I do. But I do also like older stuff. So I can do newer stuff, too, and it's just as entertaining for me. Don't talk. Newer stuff. Don't. No, no.

This is between me and Mike right now and you are like nails on a chalkboard.

Okay, go ahead.

This is going to be good. We'll be worth it. Go ahead. What is nostalgia to you? Like, what are we talking about? 70 years? 100 years? nostalgia is me thinking back to the great times before I knew you.

Good. I'm down for that.

That's what?

2004?

No, I would say nostalgia. Let's bring those back.

No, I would say nostalgia would be defined by me as bringing back something that doesn't

exist anymore in a fondment.

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