Sean Engeldinger: the servant's story

The hosts remember their late friend Sean Engeldinger, who died about a year earlier, as the embodiment of willing service -- working nursery, sweeping floors, loading trailers, never complaining while others quietly let him carry everything. They describe his epic three-hour funeral (about a thousand attendees, five men each claiming 'he was my best friend'), the Sears call center that shut down so employees could attend, his 20+ years as DJ 'Tiny Tunes,' the Kids Fest he started, and his three Baskin Robbins franchises. One host notes the radio program itself traces back to Sean's funeral, where an attendee invited him onto a show.