S2/E6: Ultimate Appetizer Bracket

As we publish our last episode (at least for now) we want to sincerely thank all of our guests and listeners for making this an experience we will never forget. As always, we are incredibly proud to be apart of Laker Nation. 

In the first ever episode of CHS Daily without Albright and Beaudoin, the four student hosts take over! As AD and Mitch prepare to pass the torch to Gloria and CFC, the squad discusses what superheroes CHS teachers would be, and much more!

Mr. Richey joins the pod for a special reading, advice, and a debate over which Scooby-Doo character would make the best co-teacher! 

We put 16 of the top appetizers in a bracket and pit them against each other to determine the ultimate appetizer!

Mitch & AD are back again to discuss if they'd rather by Spider-man or Batman, first car stories, and the best creemee spots in Vermont! 

AD & Mitch make their triumphant return to the pod in an ep with a bracket that has us choosing where the best place to swim is between pools, oceans, rivers, lakes, etc, as well as a contentious would you rather and some state park recommendations!

Gloria and CFC are back for a bracket competition to pick the best soda, advice we'd give to our younger selves, and a discussion of our idols!

Gloria and CFC begin to transition into their co-host role as Albright introduces a 16-superhero mega-bracket. Who will we pick as the best? We also debate ice cream vs. pizza, and give our summer recommendations for things to do in Colchester. We had some audio issues on this one - sorry!

In our first summer season episode, AD & Mitch are already in summer mode and forget about our scheduled recording, so we call in a couple of MacArdle's and Albright's BFF/podcast superfan/CHS alum Maureen Gillard for a ranking of lawn games and several contentious would you rather's! 

In our final daily episode before becoming a weekly podcast, our "Freaky Friday" bracket is "scary/woah life moments". Tune in as the pod hosts get sentimental about Alex and Mitch saying goodbye to CHS.