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And then, it was time to say goodbye one last time, this time, on my own station...
After talking about the passing of Kane on WFLA in Tampa, and then, on Hot 99-5 in DC, the station he and I had come to DC to help turn around in 2006, it was time for me to come back to my new home station, 97.1 WASH-FM in DC, to rejoin our Toby+Chilli in the Morning team, and reflect on the loss of a brother, friend and colleague I have known for two decades. He was a tremendous talent, an even better father and I miss him. I'm going to miss seeing what he was going to do next.... and I know I will see him again... (Toby Knapp/iHeartRadio DC. Recorded 3/9)