Hour 1 - April Fools!

The Ben Maller Show

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4.8 • 863 Ratings

🗓️ 2 April 2026

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Summary

Ben Maller discusses if Mike Florio deserves to be mocked and ridiculed for reporting the Broncos' interest in Aaron Rodgers, if the NFL would be endangering players health with scab officials, Fernando Mendoza having a sparkling Pro Day, and much more!

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0:00.0	This is an I-Heart podcast.
0:02.3	Guaranteed Human.
0:04.1	On your mark.
0:05.5	Get set.
0:06.5	Go.
0:07.1	It's our number one.
0:09.8	Hour one of the Ben Mallor's show podcast, the original recipe podcast.
0:15.9	No added ingredients.
0:17.9	No added ingredients here in hour number one on this April 2nd, this Thursday, April
0:23.9	2nd, we welcome me into the audio dojo. And here in hour one, we talk about that great
0:28.5	April frule's prank. Does Mike Florio deserve to be mocked and ridiculed for reporting
0:34.3	the Broncos' interest in Aaron Rogers,
0:38.6	all accounts saying that there is no interest.
0:41.6	Also, it's just a gag.
0:42.9	Would the NFL be endangering players' health with scab officials?
0:48.8	That story is being spread around.
0:50.7	And Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza, projected to be the number one pick in the
0:58.0	ray of sunshine for the Raiders had supposedly a sparkling
1:02.3	pro day in Bloomington. How much does this even
1:06.0	matter? We'll talk about that and more right now.
1:12.3	It's like a piece of cheesecake.
1:14.7	It's our number one.
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