2010s Nostalgia Trip

Click Me to Send a Message!We are officially dropping the needle on Track 4 of the Summer Chronicles, and this week, we are stepping into the ultimate time machine! Consider this your mandatory detox from the modern newsfeed as we run a fantasy draft on the best of 2010s Summer Culture.We are going head-to-head across 5 nostalgic categories: inescapable radio anthems like Call Me Maybe and Thrift Shop, trendy fits, the viral madness of the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge and Pokémon GO, summer blockbuster event movies, and the go-to afternoon drink hangs (yes, Sonic Happy Hour is getting its respect!). Open your notes app, draft along with us, and get ready to defend your board.📢 Hit the Aux Cord: This week’s track recommendation is the iconic 2015 summer anthem "Can't Feel My Face" By The Weeknd add it to your queue and let the nostalgia hit immediately!Subscribe, leave a 5-star review, and vote on who drafted the winning board on Instagram: @ChickeyDeltaPhi If you enjoyed this episode, make sure to follow and rate it! Follow us on Instagram for updates:https://instagram.com/cdp.podcast?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y

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