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Opening: John and Rachael pregame for announcing entertainment and talk about the third year of the podcast and its significance to LUN!
Guys in Steelers suits from Pine Grove, PA attended the Steeler game the night before LUN and stuck around to check out the splendor of LUN.
YaJagoff shout out from stage and Jeff Jimmerson announcement about his longevity in Pittsburgh and recognition as the Pens voice.
Jeremy Delaney and Leigh of the Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership talk about how everything was in full swing at the very start of the festivities and how LUN has evolved.
Kyle and Kathleen Conway take over the podcast! Where did the OJ’s go? The Original Jagoffs! May not be needed anymore after their commentary.
Post-performance interview with Joe Grushecky and he chats up his new LP at PledgeMusic.com plus dishes on some crazy on the road stories during his decades of performing.
Dave DiCello takes a break from the long lines inside of his Fifth Avenue gallery to reminisce the first podcast ever and the crazy photo requests he receives regularly.
Rich Fosbrink of the Theatre Historical Society of America invites you to cross the threshold to 1905 Pittsburgh and the forerunner of the modern movie theater, the first Nickelodeon.
Lyndsey Smith was not born in Pittsburgh, but has certainly gotten Pittsburgh smitten by her sound. This Opera-trained performer adores the nineties and Nirvana. Check out her website, LyndseySmithMusic.com
Closing: John and Rachael have a sad it’s over send off. The festivities wind down but it is off to the rooftop to enjoy the scenery and company. Happy LUN17!
