Now here it's the old WB.

Hell, this is WB talking.

Well, I just want to start out by saying thank you for,

taking time out of your schedules or your busy schedules i know

we're all fucking busy you know to uh join me here for this first uh episode i guess you call it of uh

something that i've been thinking about for a while.

I get a lot of people that message me and holler at me.

And they tell me, said, W.B., I love the music that you play.

But a lot of times, man, I just feel like I get invested with things you talk about.

I look forward to the next show.

You may have mentioned something,

and I want to see if you bring it back up,

just how you're doing in your life, this and that, you know,

and I'd just like to hear what you've got to say.

And that means a lot because when I first started doing a show, the old show radio show, like, I was just so, I knew who I wanted to do it.

I wanted to try to help good music get heard, you know.

But, man, I was kind of like self-conscious about my voice and stuff.

Just when I worked on the railroad and I spent all this time up in New Yorkork i mean them cats did not have in in binghamton new york where i was at you know very few of them dudes

really had accents you know they all kind of talked like they could be like a sports broadcaster

you know like marv albert or something like that and um i thought man, that'd be a good voice to have for TV or radio or whatever.

So when I first started doing my show, like I said, I was kind of self-conscious.

I'm like, man, they were going to think this guy's ignorant, damn he'll build any this and that.

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