Matt and Eric’s on-air milestone!

By News Staff

Posted Nov 24, 2011 7:57 am.

This article is more than 5 years old.


Jack FM’s Matt and Eric are celebrating their “2,000-ish Show” Thursday morning.

“It’s actually 2,168 shows, a milestone!  It’s one everybody celebrates,” says Eric.

Eric, Matt and Kelly will be giving away lots of prizes from the Elbow River Casino.

“A trip for four to Mexico, hot tubs, we got a door prize – it’s actually a door. So clever,” they add.

Here’s to another 2,000 shows!

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