Bill Whittington

And we talked about you.

He listened and he respected what you brought to the score.

In that open, he said he worried at times about the future, but then he didn't.

You looked at people in Lawrence who started as a producer and has grown to a top personality in the country, and Speegs and others.

It's what the score does.

The listeners, the outpouring.

Steve Rosenblum on Saturday said,

did a show and, you know, a lot of callers.

And it's just a community that the score has built.

And listeners don't always agree with topics and, you know, hosts, but it's a community.

There was a phrase years ago, scoreheads.

And I truly believe it's the brand and it's the people that are on this brand, like both of you and all our shows.

And this brand is special.

And Terry made it special over the years.

It feels like I feel his presence after not getting the opportunity to work with him.

Because every day I sit in this seat and I look through that window and it's honorary Terry Boer's way.

And it just kind of sits as this foundational stone of what this station has become.

How difficult is it for you personally just weighing like the...

The idea that you're obviously honoring his life, but also celebrating it.

I think that's the thing.