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b'Our Town podcast Season 4 through a millennial\'s eyes. Liz Bubes shares her views on Season 4 of Our Town podcast interviews~\\n\\n"Well, as a millennial and for someone who had never heard of a vast majority of these people but learned way more than I thought. . . I think that the highlight of Our Town podcast for me was having Monique Samuels on and getting on the Real Housewives of Potomac. . . Getting all the cameras all set up, and getting mic\\u2019d up and you know, being near a celebrity."\\n\\nOur Town Season 4 Wrap Up - Andy and Janice Ockershausen in studio, Looking Forward to Season Four\\n\\nAndy Ockershausen: This is Andy Ockershausen. This is Our Town podcast and unfortunately this is the last of our Season 4. Our Town, we\'ll be starting Season 5 sometime in this late Summer, early Fall. But this has been a wonderful, wonderful ride for us, especially since Janice has been in charge of the whole program. But to have Liz Bubes take over and work with us as sort of our finding producer. It\'s just been a great, great Season and I\'m so glad that the three of us . . . the four of us with our extraordinary producer Ken.\\nKen Hunter: Can\'t forget me, that\'s right.\\nAndy Ockershausen: We\'ve been trying to forget you, but it still works. But Lizzy, thank you for being here and Janny you\'re the best, honey.\\nHighlights - Season 4 Our Town Podcast Guests\\nJanice Iacona Ockershausen: Yeah, so what we wanted to do is we wanted to do a Season wrap up, and during this wrap up we just wanted to give our impressions, all of us, Liz, Andy, Ken, and I, about what was meaningful and what we learned in this Season, Season 4. So, I just wanted to start with Liz because she had a great impression...\\nAndy Ockershausen: What was that great impression Liz, in Season 4?\\nMonique Samuels\\nLiz Bubes: Well, as a millennial and for someone who had never heard of a vast majority of these people but learned way more than I thought. . . I think that the highlight of Our Town podcast Season 4 for me was having Monique Samuels on and getting on the Real Housewives of Potomac, Andy, that was definitely a thrill. Getting all the cameras all set up, and getting mic\'d up and you know, being near a celebrity.\\nAndy Ockershausen: All of us being on Bravo was a big hit, it was amazing.\\nLiz Bubes: I kept waiting for that episode to come out.\\nJanice Iacona Ockershausen: I remember that day because they brought their camera crew and they took over the studios, both studios.\\nLiz Bubes: We had to get a bigger studio, just for Monique Samuels.\\nAndy Ockershausen: And her part.\\nLiz Bubes: And her 9 producers who flocked along with her.\\nAndy Ockershausen: And the amazing thing about Monique, she\'s not the biggest celebrity. You would think so because of Bravo, but her husband is a much bigger celebrity. But nevertheless, she was so great and great to have and Janny who impressed you in the beginning of this thing? \\nSteve Buckhantz\\nJanice Iacona Ockershausen: A couple of people that stand out because we\'re in the broadcast business and they\'re friends, but I remember Steve Buckhantz. I listened to Steve occasionally when he was doing the Wizard\'s games, what was most impressive was his personal journey, the journey he went from town to town as he was developing..\\nLiz Bubes: I agree he is a very inspiring person.\\nJanice Iacona Ockershausen: Yes...\\nAndy Ockershausen: He worked to get where he is at.\\nJanice Iacona Ockershausen: He certainly did...\\nLiz Bubes: And now he kills it at what he does.\\nJanice Iacona Ockershausen: But he\'s a good storyteller, so when you hear the clips of him talking about the Wizards game, it\'s play by play, that\'s something else. But he as an individual storyteller was excellent.\\nLiz Bubes: Right.\\nAl Koken\\nJanice Iacona Ockershausen: Al Koken is another example, hard working guy, worked his way to Washington, has got a great role now.'