Over the next four episodes we will call up some of our dearest friends, look back at our fondest memories, and celebrate the journey that has led us here.
On this episode, Peter Schrager recollects first meeting the guys after reading about them, all the while dropping several 90's hockey goalie references. We flashback to Peter's in studio appearance on 2.0, where he recalled saying 'what's up' to Justin Bieber, after which Dan plays him his CKDJ demo. Original producer of 1.0 Mike Gentile joins us to reminisce on the early beginnings of the pod, what it meant to him and to all of us, leading us to flashback to the first time we all heard/watched the Stranger Danger video. Joel Klatt calls in to say much he loves the guys and thinks back to the madness surrounding their 3 hour show in California. We flashback to Joel's vivid memory of his first team shower in the minors. More to come next week…
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