I Love The Edited Version Of It.

That Era In The Late '80s Through The '90s Was Really When The Music Was So New, Fresh, Energetic, But Still Creative. It Hadn't Quite Gotten Corporatized Yet.

I Mean, Dad's - You Know, Dad's Friendliest Tone Was A Scream.

I've Never Seen Radio As The Minor Leagues, Where I'm Just Really Preparing To Be In The Show That Really Counts, Namely, Television, Which Is, I Think, What People Often Assume. I've Never Felt That Way.

I Learned That I Never Really Know The True Story Of My Guests' Lives, That I Have To Content Myself With Knowing That When I'm Interviewing Somebody, I'm Getting A Combination Of Fact And Truth And Self-mythology And Self-delusion And Selective Memory And Faulty Memory.

I Really Believe People Should Be Paid For The Work That They Do.