Celebrating 10 years of the Locked On podcast network with a whole lot of thank yous and memories with you next on Locked on Jazz.

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I am David Locke, and this is the 10th anniversary edition of the Lockdown Podcast Networks, Locked on Jazz.

Now, those you have been a part of Lockdown Jazz, our day is a little different because we've been doing this for like 15 years.

And it was on this day, 10 years ago, in which I drove down to Salt Lake City and incorporated a concept into an LLC called the Locked-on Podcast Network. And Bill started the company,

hired Cody Westerling of Locked on Bulls to start us off.

I bet you found the video of whatever our first show was then.

I looked a lot better.

Aging is real.

And Cody Westerling of Locked on Bulls.

And then some of our long-timers, Philip Rossman Reich and John Corallis and Josh Lloyd, Tony East is at nine years,

Nick Engstead, a lot of great people and built this network. I want to start actually,

and the way we're going to do this is kind of a short and special show just to kind of go back through the 10 years and then there'll be a regular edition of Lockdown Jazz today as well. I actually want to thank you guys because like when I

was thinking about this show today and trying to figure out like what are we going to do to celebrate

10 years and we'll do the things, you know, the network's doing a bunch of things. It's a whole

wide takeover. But what's interesting

about this group and you is, and if you've chosen to listen to the show, you're like a huge

part of this in that anytime I had an idea or we're going to try something more often than not particularly in the

early days when I was the one employee my wife was the voice the Kylie might have joined us by then

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