Mike Mulligan

You wanted all of that.

You wanted the emotional end of it.

And that was important.

But I was a type B manager.

And so I would have to deal with all that.

It was kind of entertaining sometimes.

There would be screaming matches, right?

I mean, I would be screaming at guys after they'd be screaming at me.

But Terry was never part of that.

Terry was much more down to earth, even though

He was better than earth, but a really interesting guy.

And, you know, somebody who was a consummate newspaper guy, and I did get a chance to listen a little bit earlier when Greeney and Hanley were on, and Brian really struck a chord because there was a point where Terry –

was going to quit.

He didn't want to stay.

He was going to stick with newspapers because newspapers were everything.

I mean, you know, they're the future.

Newspapers are always going to be here.

But radio, this station, I don't know what's going to happen.

And it was a scary time.

And I remember even Brian said to me at one point, he said, you know, you don't have Terry, you don't have a radio station.