Groz and Gas! I found a couple of Seattle radio legends who are reuniting for the first time in 4 years. Dave Grosby and Mike Gastineau did a show together for 14 years. They have just a couple of stories to tell about their time in radio.

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Stephen has to sit out this one because of a scheduling issue.

The “Fish” Jeff Aaron, with lots of stories from the past, an update on what Jeff is doing these days, and we find out if he REALLY took a private jet to the Led Zeppelin reunion concert in London.

The guys are also visited  by our resident movie expert Jason Kline, who stops by to discuss the summer movies with everyone. You can follow him on Twitter @jaskline2007.

Our pal Mitch Brotherton also stops by to play a movie trivia game with all of the guys.

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Mark “in the Dark” Allan and music by The Hollers. For those of you in Seattle in the mid to late 80′s, then you definitely remember listening to Mark in the Dark Allan from KPLZ.  He stopped by to chat with us about radio in Seattle in the 80′s, dining with stars, where the name came from, and even the Moment of Mush.  Perhaps he even humored us with a 2014 version.  Listen and find out.

Also, the band The Hollers stopped by to play a couple songs for us.  You can get all the info on their gigs at https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Hollers/694450990575510.

Eddie Francis (twitter: @yourboyeddie) from the Kube93 days, joined the guys for the podcast. Marvel at our ability to hammer out an hour and 45 minutes without one word of substance. Also, listen to see if Eddie cries about losing his favorite wrestler.