"Mind your family name. It will outlive you and take the blame for all your mistakes and nonsense." Duško Radović was a beloved Serbian writer, poet, journalist, and master of witty aphorisms whose warm, sharp, and quietly profound voice shaped generations. Known for his children’s poetry and radio program “Dobro jutro, Beograde” he became a kind of everyday philosopher, offering simple truths with a smile. His bond with Belgrade is legendary - he didn't just write about the city, he spoke to it. Radović's morning messages became part of Belgrade's cultural heartbeat, capturing its humor, struggles, and soul. Today, he's remembered as one of the city’s most recognizable voices, a man who made citizen of Belgrade feel seen before breakfast. Thanks to Tanja Milovanivić Rakonjac for sharing details about Duško Radović and this mural.