Do You Follow The Preston & Steve Show On YouTube?

Steve does! Preston does now that we pointed out that he wasn't!

On this, the 19 year anniversary of the first video ever being uploaded to YouTube, be like Preston, hit the Subscribe button on The Preston & Steve Show YouTube Channel.

Since Mar 9, 2010, The Preston & Steve Show has been posting short segments of the show on YouTube.  It's always been a mix of funny moments that happen on air, great guests who visit us in the studio and a collection of silly things that happen behind the scenes.

Then the LiveStream began. Thanks to our friends at Neumann University, we were able to stream the entire radio show live on YouTube. Live cameras switching, showing you everything that's going on in the studio, in a brand new place.

As you might already know there are lots of ways already to listen to all your favorite MMR DJs. Of course there's the radio, 93.3 WMMR - FM in the greater Philadelphia area. We also stream the radio station on our website, wmmr.com. Just hit the play button in the corner. The WMMR App also offers another way to stream the station and synch up to your carplay. Plus you can ask your smart speaker to "Open MMR" and the radio station will start playing.

Best part, they're all free! All of 'em!!

If you have read this far, then it's time to hit that subscribe button. Conveniently, when you subscribe, YouTube will deliver The Preston & Steve Show link right to you every morning. We'll show our thanks you by delivering you the very first Daily Rush video ever posted (so that you don't have to scroll all the way to to the bottom).

There was a time when you could only listen to The Preston & Steve Show. Of course there were multiple ways to hear the show, like tuning in to 93.3 WMMR or streaming on wmmr.com. Also, since at least 2005, the entire show was available for free as a podcast on iTunes... but your iPod could only hold about 3 episodes at a time.

Then came a new fancy Preston & Steve Studio outfitted with cameras, and suddenly we could deliver video of the broadcast too. With the new equipment, came a new position: Video Producer. That's when Nick Murphy joined the show and completely changed the game. The content production began with sharing major highlights: big interviews, musical performances, crazy stunts. Then it the clips began to feature simple moments that made us all laugh out loud. That's how The Daily Rush was born.

The Daily Rush is a video series of our favorite moments from each show in a bit size package. For the past 10 years, we've teamed up with our friends at Xfinity to deliver these clips to the WMMR audience. Because we're all suckers for nostalgia, we dug deep to find the very first video. Here it is:

May 2013: The video begins with Preston & Steve intern, Kat, playing a song for the gang. The lyrics are a bit hard to hear, but the voice is very familiar. It takes a moment, but Preston figures out who it sounds like. You know, vagina face! Easter egg: look for Pierre's Producer, Pancake, who was also an intern at the time.

We've done some crazy sh*t over the years, but there's no way to predict which video will take off. A lot of the most popular episodes are live in-studio performances, but there are some pretty wild moments too! Here are highlights from the list: