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Josh Radner and Craig Thomas launch a rewatch podcast for How I Met Your Mother, 20 years after its premiere.
This episode serves as a promotional launch for the new podcast How We Made Your Mother. Host Josh Radner opens by introducing himself and the podcast's focus on rewatching How I Met Your Mother. He is joined by Craig Thomas, who co-created the original TV show with Carter Bays. The hosts note that it has been 20 years since How I Met Your Mother premiered and 10 years since it went off the air. They explain this timing makes it ideal for a retrospective look at the show. The podcast aims to examine what they did during the show's production and why it continues to resonate with fans worldwide. The format is an interview-style discussion between Radner and Thomas, reflecting on behind-the-scenes aspects. Recurring themes include nostalgia, television production, and fan engagement. Key moments include the announcement of the podcast, the explanation of its timing, and the call to action for listeners. The episode is concise, focusing solely on promoting the new podcast without delving into specific episodes or details. It emphasizes accessibility by directing listeners to all podcast platforms. The tone is educational and promotional, setting expectations for future episodes. There are no guests beyond the two hosts mentioned. The episode does not cover political, religious, or alternative content as suggested by the show description, instead sticking to entertainment. It provides a straightforward introduction to the podcast's premise and goals. The hosts use their credentials as involved in the original show to establish credibility. The episode ends with a repeated mention of the podcast name for reinforcement.

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