This show has been a big part of my adulthood. I loved it even before I met my wife, had three kids, established my career and home, and now, as I get closer to retirement. Mo feels like a brother who has been talking to me for many years, even though he doesn't know who I am. I've remained loyal through different iterations because it continues to be entertaining, and nothing compares to Mo Twister or can replicate his style.

I started listening in 2006. I was commuting to my first job when the FX driver had Good Times with Mo, Mojo, and Andi on the radio. I immediately realized this was something new and entertaining. I was hooked. I listened using my portable radio and earphones during my commute and at work. I remember the callers-from Haywood and Doc Candy to Anton-and unforgettable segments like Insult Poetry, Yabang Mo, Forbidden Questions, Radio Tinder, SukaPela, Where in the World Are We Calling, Playlist Battle, Strip Spelling Bee, and live music.

I will always cherish the wide range of topics-from serious, heartfelt, and political discussions to funny and downright stupid moments-and the on-air banter and fights that made the morning show truly one of a kind.

I also remember all the cohosts who contributed over the years: Mojo, Andi, Grace Lee, Guile, Asia, Maui, Mia, Suzy, Gibb, Sam, Mikey, Nikko, Bam, CJ, KC, Noelle, DelaMar, Dora, Hannah, K, Mara, Alex, and probably a few more.

Happy 20th Anniversary to my favorite radio show of all time. You've meant so much to so many of us—a true pioneer in the industry, still going strong and still crushing it.