Wrapping it up with a love fest!  Some bonus audio magic and special guests for the fans!!! I'm spreading the love with words of appreciation and thanks to many while planting the seeds for the hopeful 50 year reunion celebration.  We need to get back to the wall for one game and photo opp!!!!

After so many great reunions and conversations with Flanders alumni as we celebrate 50 years of Flanders,  Back At The King's Wall comes to it's probable but not definite conclusion.  And what better way to do so than with Mikey and Scott  candidly sharing their memories of their counselor days.   It's another very raw conversation about their care-free CIT experiences, not quite understanding the rules of being a junior counselor as they wanted to see what they could get away with, and of course the end of their run in 1995 when the whole experience might have run it's course and times were changing!!!  But a sweet and happy ending as well with updates on what's going on now with the Hersh twins.... And be sure to listen all the way past the end music for a very sweet finale!

Twin powers activate!  As we head to the finish of Back At The King's Wall, it only makes sense for Mikey to be joined by his partner in crime and twin brother, Scott,  to go through their first act of Flanders as campers. As they go year by year dropping names, places, and key events that shaped their camper experience, it becomes a very candid, personal, and funny conversation that might surprise a lot of their old camp friends, counselors, and campers.  If you are late to the game and haven't listened yet, this should be the episode that hooks you as it pretty much was no holds barred!!!  

For the first time in 25 years, Mikey Hersh reconnects with his favorite camper from his days as a counselor at Flanders, Lewis Feintuch.  And he is honored and proud to find out Lewis has grown up to be just like him if not crazier!!!  A great conversation between the teacher and the student who had such a very strong relationship during a magical time in both of their lives and hope to create new experiences together once this pandemic ends!

Mikey chats with one the of the legendary Frost sisters, Staci, to reminisce about the good old days at Flanders.  This conversation can be considered Mike's "Wonder Years" episode as he catches up with his first "camp crush"!!!!   Those who are familiar with the classic 80's sit-com and listen will get the reference!  A sweet conversation and some great memories from Staci who also represents her sisters Lori and Carrie. 

Two for One Special!  Mikey catches up separately with two all-time Flanders legends who happened to also be two of his favorite counselors ever, Damon Krytzer and Jon Alper.  Great back and forth conversation with Damon and Jon about their memories which like always they claimed they would need some help recovering.  But once the record button got pressed and I worked my powers of engagement, their memories just kept flowing!!!!

Deja Vu back at the wall!  As Mikey begins his interview with one of his greatest unit heads of all time from the magical summer of 1989, another special guest who just happened to be his first ever CIT joins in as well.  A trip down memory lane begins with "Shelly" Butensky-Scheinthal and her sister-in-law, Lisa Scheinthal-Marx. Add in another cameo appearance, and it's another great episode of Back At The King's wall with amazing stories and sweet memories.

It's been a long time, but Mikey connects with the other set of twins that set Flanders on fire who also happened to be Kallus kids, Sam and Stephan.  For an hour, Mikey and the twins go back in time and reflect on those golden days at Flanders and get very deep.  It's like a father reuniting with his long-lost sons, as Mikey truly adored these guys back in the day, and it feels like no time has gone by as they reunite and share stories while having a lot of laughs.
**** As I was suffering a bad head cold when recording, you might hear a lot of sniffles from me on here. I used a program to try and reduce the sound, but noticed that program only enhanced the sound of the sniffles instead of lowering em. The conversation was so good , I didn't want to schedule a rehash convo.  Most people probably won't notice, but just an FYI!