Hey man, where can i listen to this? :)

Congratulations on the gig, are you talking about P3 Spel by any chance?

Either way, always great to see people following their passion and being successful at it.

Congrats man!

Yeah it is pretty amazing when you look back on the way how things came together for this crew. Like you I remember the golden era of Gamespot :).

Good luck on your internship!

That's great stuff, congratulations.

@fruitcocoa: Congrats on your new gig. By far my favorite part of the job was screening calls during happy hour :)

Aw christ, PewDiePie's gonna be on the radio now?!

(really though, congrats and good luck!)

Dude that's seriously awesome. I would love to do something like that someday.

This, on both counts. Congratulations on your success, man!

Yeah, my thoughts immediately jumped to that.

You thought it was another one of those suicide posts, right? Man, I came into this expecting the same.

This was much better.

I think I may have just been watching that one? Was it one of the long calls that came in after the show was supposed to be off-air, but Dave was just talking to a random user for like 10 minutes and then Pascual for another 5?

This is a great story. Thanks for sharing that! Sounds like a really cool thing to have happen.

Christ, I thought this was something much worse.

Good luck, duder!

I feel good reading this. thanks for sharing!

I've gone back to school to learn how to make games and pursue a graphic design degree. I'm pretty sure Giant Bomb is responsible.

Cool dude.

I sure do miss some of the nonsense of those Happy Hours. But most of all, Radio Dave and his ability to maintain a ten minute conversation about pretty much anything.

That's great, man. Giant Bomb has had a terrific impact on so many of our lives. Best of luck in your radio job! :)

That's awesome duder! Congratulations on your success!

I totally understand how you felt/feel. When I discovered this site a few years back, I realized it was something special pretty quickly when I saw the amazing, intelligent, and insightful community and equally amazing and hilarious staff (and obviously the Endurance Runs as well). I say this pretty frequently when discussing this site with friends, but I find it truly amazing that a site started by a few dudes who love games and are purely interested in quality coverage could become so influential that a major company like CBS would acquire it and allow those guys to maintain full control over the content that hits the site. As I have worked my way up through my Computer Science major, it has become increasingly clear to me that one of my serious career goals is to get a job at CBSi in which I'd have the opportunity to work on this site. I really believe in the work these guys do and the way they do it, and would love to someday be a part of it, even if it isn't in the spotlight.

Anyway, I don't mean to hijack you blog post, so I'll end my post by just restating what you already said: many thanks to the Bomb Squad, both for keeping all of us entertained as well as being an inspiration to many of your followers.