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I remember growing up and running around with all you guys…especially Clem and Ernie..a lot of great memories.

Awesome interview!

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So many great stories! Love this man ❤ Can’t wait for part 2!

My life is complete😂 this was our normal😂😂 Todays generation wouldnt survive a summer!!

Being female, I collected JFK cards, like baseball cards, when I was a kid in Trafford. Had no idea of the Westmoreland-Whiskey connection?! Will check that out. I need to buy Andrew's new book! This is a fantastic country...not a "trash can" for the world, as this presidential candidate just said. Great interview.

Cappets in Cavittsville

That's my brother Andrew! I enjoyed watching this! Lots of great memories growing up in Belleau Woods!

Nothing spells Pittsburgh, for me, more than Ham Barbeque! I guess my families never qualified for government cheese??? Don't remember seeing it in our family homes. The Dean's grocery store (604 Fifth Street, Trafford) gave families credit to buy food during the Depression. My Granddad Erwin always talked about Blackhand murders. Andrew Capets is a fantastic historian for Trafford. Wonderful interview!!! Barbara Erwin Horch

I don't know the other two fellas in this video..... however I know Andy, and he and his family are good people. Thanks Andy for keeping Trafford significant in our memories

I can’t stop laughing (and crying) about the shed and the imitation. I am claustrophobic to this day…explains a lot.

Love the Polish canon reference. Completely forgot about those days. BTW The Trafford Bus was 67F. It was the best way to get to a Pirate game.

I never knew Mike’s dad was a Marine. Semper Fi.

Subscribed. 👍

Gen x goes camping….survivors!

Todd, Ask me sometime about camping with my dad at Yough Dam and the Irwin Fat Ladies Club. Dave

My parents always took their cars to a Yatsko Garage in Peter's Twp. or Canonsburg. Wonder if that was in his family?? My Dad grew up in Canonsburg and my mother in Peter's Twp. Very interesting to hear Mr. Yatsko speak. I wish it was longer!

I moved to Irwin when I was 5 and the first movie I saw at the Lamp was The Shaggy DA! So many memories - ET, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Grease, Star Wars, BJ and the Bear....

Great episode! I could listen to Bucky all day! So much to learn from him. ❤️

Blind Robins and a pickled Red Hot sausage. The patch equivalent of surf and turf….. Had them many times at Krynicky’s bar in Calumet. You guys take care. Dave

Lisa you are a cool and lovely lady❤️

Entertaining as always. My brother attended Allegheny starting in 84.

Great memories! Chris Roberto Clemente was our first news worthy story. Jaws was our first movie. Matt Dillon was most girls heart throb in junior high. John McEnroe my sports figure because he threw the racquet around. Mike I love the respect you showed your mother. Audrey is an amazing person❤️ Todd loved the story about Jean talking to all the kids about college. Funniest thing from this episode for me was Chris erasing Farrah Fawcett poster🤣 Whoever is reading this tell fried jumbo your favorites, movie, celebrities, news worthy memories ect.

Sheraden Terrace had one at Shaw School

Ham Barbecue is really done with just Isley's Chipped Ham, Heinz Ketchup and Coke. That's how it was made in our household.

Love this

Great stuff

Great job guys…. Loved hearing the stories! 😂

North Braddock❤

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They had some nice fairs in Coulter, along time ago.😉

All of you exhibit True Grit, love you.❤ Chris s you are a blast always. Lots of laughs!

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Hey guys, good stuff. Was great hearing you talk about me and my dad. Yea Pall Malls. He finally gave those up later in life. Dad was a good baseball coach but his calling was Football. Great defensive coach. Remember him inventing the Doberman defense with the Greenies. Great memories of my dad firing me up driving to games. Baseball - my fave coach was Mr. Crupie as he lived baseball. Man if he got mad at you the spit would be flying. He made me and us not only good ball players but taught discipline that I use today as a manager. So much of my management style comes from those days and those dads that gave a shit about teaching us to be better players and develop structure that we or at least I do reach into the back pocket and use 50 years later.

Funny episode - Christopher was a good choice

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Haven't seen that guy in forever. He's an original Hillian. From good old Country Hills. What we called the other side. 😀

Chris you are one of my favorite Irwin people❤

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Mike Newell, you make me proud to be Irish! Loved it!

Tony you’re an interesting man. Heartbreaking childhood. I really admire how you give God the glory for your success in life.

Love the show. Interesting interview.

Love it

Another great Fried Jumbo. Love

Alex from Canada here, keep it up!

Chris and Todd I admire you for putting yourselves out there at 57 and 59. With a new venture of podcast . Keep up the great work.

Dave I admire you for taking on such a commitment at the age of 39 years up age. I like what it taught you to be humble and many other positive attributes.

Todd loved learning about your, what a good man he was.

Chris I loved hearing that story of The trip from hell. It never gets old😂 as I say in each episode I can still see the bright you take me tight back in time which is a gift you have.

Luke love your new new lid. Great job!