Roy Wood Jr.

I had an opportunity to sit with Tom Joyner, the radio syndicated black radio legend.

Correct.

As whatever you think Howard Stern was for radio in his time during terrestrial times.

Tom Joyner was that for black audiences.

And I had an opportunity to, you know, spend a little bit of time with him.

And that's actually why I'm even in town now.

Like I get to,

sit with him a little bit.

I'm trying to fit.

There is a, there is an oral history of his show that needs to be told.

And I'm going to tell it like that, that has nothing to do with my own career goals or whatever, but, um, Oh, but it does though.

Absolutely.

Created the concept of so many things that you see now and like the idea of a scripted audio podcast or it's like a fictional story or whatever.

Tom Joyner was doing that shit in 1993.

on a radio every morning, writing and rehearsing.

So I end up at the Rangers.

I got to give a quick shout out to the Texas Rangers.

Um, they hosted us for, uh, uh, HBCU, uh, black college day at their ballpark.

And they donated $5 of every ticket to the Tom Joyner foundation.

And we ended up there.