Episode 83: TRUSTcompany's "The Lonely Position of Neutral", or the Softest Album We've Covered (complimentary) (also derogatory)

radio DJ? Yes.

In 2017.

In 2017, if you were, like, the guy, like, your face is on the side of a bus.

Morning radio guy, yeah.

Probably $100,000, yeah.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

and you know in 2017 I'm making this much money I have this contract and there is no fucking possible way that they're going to resign this contract for the rest of my life.

So now I'm just trying to figure it out.

Same thing as writing for a newspaper.

I mean, I live obviously in Calgary and have lots of friends in Vancouver because I used to live there.

And they just shut down both of the main sports radio stations in those cities.

And it was just like...

they woke up one morning and they're like, yeah, you're, you're, you're done.

Everybody's, everybody's fired.

And these are now just like easy listening radio stations too bad.

They used to

do that a lot though with radio too, is like, but I don't think they fired everybody.

They would be like, we're a country station

now.

Yeah,

no, exactly.

Like the part in private parts where that happens to Howard Stern.

And, uh, You know, I don't know if that really happened or if it was just kind of an interpolation of different times that the format of the radio station changed and he wasn't able to fit into it.

You know what I mean? Or if it was an actual true story.

But you got to imagine, man, you're this hard-rocking guy.