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Since they became best friends in fifth grade they've stayed connected through a unique sense of humor heavily fueled by Dr. Katz, David Letterman, SNL, O.J. Simpson jokes, Norm MacDonald and The State and what sneakers are thinking. Since their band didn't take off in high school, they got married and had kids, and work day jobs to pay the bills they figured it was time to join everyone else and start a podcast. Why We Are Friends is a nostalgia podcast that captures hilarious memories of their past in what shaped a great friendship and interviews with other friends - new and old.
Unknown Host hosts Why We Are Friends, a comedy show with 167 episodes published.
The new Bethel High School Girls' Volleyball coach and 2000 grad, Lidania (Gonzalez) Cibere , joins the boys on the Famous Pizza patio to talk about selling Cutco knives, the 90s Atlanta Braves, growing up in AZ and PA,
Jim Polches joins Kev, Coach Lux, and new guest host Shay Brenna-Anastasakis on the Famous Pizza patio to talk about toothbrush storage, frozen yogurt, run-ins with the law, fights, Seal, skateboarding, tomato fights, an
Long-time listener, first-time guest, Emmett Cole , joins the boys on the Famous Pizza patio to talk about friends leaving, Why We Are Friends bingo, beach spots, Jimmy Lux, wrestling, Bob Owen, and why we are friends. T
Coaches of the 1 3U Bethel Wildcats and NEW ENGLAND REGIONAL CHAMPIONS⚾️ , Coach Jeremy Kasack and Jim Sveda, join the boys on the Famous Pizza patio to talk shop, U2, and why we are friends. "The small town of Bethel is
First, Aileen and Alison from the Bethel Education Foundation stop by to promote the Bethel Beerfest happening on August 1st from 2pm to 6pm and give away two VIP tickets. Then the legendary state champion soccer coach,
Thanks to our friends at La Zingara and Vesta Rooftop Kitchen , we sit down with Mrs. Sue Davison over some brick oven pizzas to talk about students, teachers, principals, field trips, losing her son, Uno, Knock Hockey,
One of our favorite episodes with former MLB pitcher and current Bethel High School Baseball coach Sean Fesh . Fesh talks about his journey from Bethel kid through the minors and to how he's shaping the next generation o
Kev and Jay hit the road to visit Kevin L. Cleary to talk about fouling out, Mr. Benzing, high school sports, the building and wonder of Meckauer Park , corporate wet t-shirt contests, his genealogist work, and why we ar
Bobby Manere (BHS Class of 2009), The Weiner King of Dogtown (Bethel and Milford), joins the boys in the studio to talk about his dad's hot dog legacy, Swanky Franks, the Mayflower, hot dogs, weiner jokes, food trucks, a
Going back to the summer of 2023, when the one and only Jaquez Jordan flew up from Florida to join the boys on the couch at the first studio. The three dudes chat about growing up in Bethel, meeting great people who look
Failed Deacon and friend, Timmy Lavelle , stops by the studio to talk about socks, Michael Jackson, Jay horsing around, St. Mary's, nude beaches, painting Mr. Benzing's house, his wife Michelle, and why we are friends. T
Keri (Pacific) Luchsinger returns to the studio after the infamous lost episode to talk about coming to Bethel from the mean streets of Danbury, cheerleading, boy chasing, her favorite colors, falling for Bry, teaching,
Patrica (Wolff) Hutchinson from Bethel's Peachwave and the Class of 2002 joins the boys in the studio to talk about her family, faith, running through class, having a child early in life, Tupac, and why we are friends. T
Sue Carrizzo joins the boys in the studio to talk about growing up in Bethel with three older brothers, a Glamour Shots photoshoot, dating Mike Baird, living in Chicago, guessing the class favorites, and why we are frien
Greg Otis from the Class of 1993 finally stops by the studio to talk about growing up on Spring Hill Road, running for 8th grade President, Freshman year Egg War, driving motorcycles to high school, soccer, living in Myr
Sara Oberhammer from the Bethel High School Class of 2007 and owner of Soulber in Bethel joins Kev, Lux, and Rich in the studio to talk about old Facebook posts, growing up with two sisters, Fiona Apple, St. Mary's Schoo
Emily Volpintesta , from the Bethel High Class of 1994, stops by to talk about being a Barbizon model, Italian Ice, holding hands, Italy, cooking, being snubbed by Ms. Rothhouse, Molten Java, her Comcast show, shaving he
Jessica Potter joins the boys in the studio to talk about being the Mother Hen, egg wars, leaving friends at Burger King, Ritz crackers, fights in Bridgeport, sneaking out to see older boys, FOF, getting a class ring bac
Danielle Scolpino, aka Dani Hoops , joins the boys in the studio to talk about being a fifth-generation Bethel native, getting the first bucket in the new Bethel High School gym, doing the worm at weddings, playing baske
Profighter Luis Felipe Melendez joins the old crew in the studio to talk about how his parents met, the dojo takeover in Puerto Rico, the fight that made him train better, meeting Mike Tyson, his love for Famous Pizza ,
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