In their first show since learning of the mistrial last week in the John Gotti Jr. case, Curtis and Kuby did some serious on-air soul searching. Curtis said plainly that last week was the most difficult week he?s ever had in his fifteen years of radio! He and Kuby even had a meeting with management last night to discuss the events of the past few weeks and how the show will continue on in the future. For his part, Kuby acknowledged that his tone when discussing the trial and his testimony contributed to the recent tensions and that he often has trouble empathizing with others. He told Curtis that while he consistently made the point that the trial was not about him (Curtis) and that in a legal sense that was correct, he failed to recognize that for Curtis it was very personal indeed.

Later on, Curtis and Ron were joined by Religion On the Line?s Rabbi Joe Potasnik, who assured us that he would be able to keep the two co-hosts together on the morning show. Rabbi Joe began offering his services last night during Religion On the Line, when he spoke with Curtis and made the point that if he and Kuby were to part ways on the morning show, John Gotti Jr. will have succeeded in silencing Angel One, a persuasive point Curtis admitted.
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