Beverley Mitchell, David Gallagher and Mackenzie Rosman Take Fans to “7th Heaven ”with New Rewatch Podcast (Exclusive)

"Why not get the gang back together," Mitchell says of reuniting with her costars. "And honestly, it's like we never left"

The Camdens are coming back together for their 7th Heaven rewatch podcast, Catching up with the Camdens!

PEOPLE can exclusively reveal Beverley Mitchell, who starred as Lucy on the series, is reuniting with David Gallagher, who portrayed her brother Simon, and Mackenzie Rosman, who played her sister Ruthie, to provide fans a look into the "magic" behind the hit 90s family drama series 17 years after its final episode.

"As one of the most cherished family dramas of all time, spanning 11 seasons, 7th Heaven captivated audiences around the globe with its compelling storytelling and endearing characters," a press release about the podcast states. "Now, through this off-the-cuff podcast series, listeners have the exclusive opportunity to revisit the world of the Camdens and uncover untold stories, behind-the-scenes hijinks, and cherished memories."

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In addition to "candid conversations with special guests," Mitchell, Gallagher and Rosman will share never-before-told anecdotes and "insightful revelations" from their time on the show. Catching up with the Camdens will offer a "riveting glimpse into the timeless themes of love, faith, and family that have resonated with audiences for decades."

The podcast marks one of the trio's upcoming reunions, as they will appear at 90s Con Florida alongside costars Catherine Hicks and Barry Watson.

The event is heading to Ocean Center in Daytona Beach, Florida between Sept. 13-15. Tickets can purchased through That's 4 Entertainment's official website.

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7th Heaven ran on The WB (later The CW) from 1996 to 2007 for 11 seasons. Created by Brenda Hampton, the series followed a reverend and his wife navigating the ups and downs of raising seven children of various ages.

"It’s been over a decade since I’ve revisited my life on the show," Gallagher writes in a statement In a exclusively shared with PEOPLE. "The best part about doing it this way is that it gives us all a reason to reconnect with each other. It feels great to spend time with the family again."

Mitchell also shared her excitement about reuniting with her former costars and revealed that the cast decided to move forward with the project after receiving a warm reception from fans decades later at 90s Con 2024.

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"Growing up as an only child, these people have always been my family. After 90s Con it was clear that there is still a lot of love for the show among the fans, so why not get the gang back together," she says. "And honestly, it's like we never left. We truly are family and I am thrilled to revisit some of my most cherished and sometimes embarrassing memories"

Rosman admits that teaming with her costars again has felt natural after going in different directions after filming, explaining, "It’s kind of bizarre… to spend so many hours, days, months, years with people... that they feel very much like your own family. Then, one day it is over and you all go your separate ways. There’s no painful climactic point, just a huge empty space."

She continues: "It is the way it works, but a part of it doesn’t feel natural. Reconnecting with these people whom I love so dearly and have shared literally my entire childhood with, feels like the most natural thing on Earth."

Catching up with the Camdens will be available wherever you get your podcasts in May 2024.

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