Show Rundown: December 16, 2005
Miracle on 56th Street
Never a Dry Moment
Zero Hour: 9 A.M.
Black for More
A Walk Down Memory Lane
Paying Homage to Hank
The First Taste of Acceptance
Lawyers, Porn Stars, and Cash
Out of This World
Artie Gets ‘Em Going
Radio’s Greatest Producer Bids Farewell
And Then There Were Two
And Then There Was the One
And Then There Was the One
Because Robin had left the studio to go to the street, Howard noted that he was the only person remaining in the studio.
Howard once again thanked his radio audience who couldn’t make it to the event and admitted that he was sad to leave. However, Howard added that it was time for him to move on and that he and his fans need to stay united so that the government doesn’t win the free speech battle.
Robin Shows Her Love
Robin started her speech saying that, through all the turmoil the show has experienced over the years, the one constant has been the fans. Robin went on to mention that the only reason the show has lasted for 20 years is because of the people who tuned in everyday and that she appreciated each listener.
Robin added that Howard wasn’t kidding when he announced that today’s celebration was for the fans, before mentioning that no one’s supporters are better than those of the show.
Robin reported that she went to lunch yesterday with some of her coworkers and that it dawned on her while she was there just how great the people involved with the show are.
Robin then said that the party will continue when they move to satellite and that she considers her job, as well as the fans, blessings. Robin closed her remarks by saying, “Let’s rock the future. I love you people.”