Hello and welcome.

It's our number one, hour one of the podcast.

But before we get to hour one, this is where I try to convince you to listen to a different podcast while you're listening to this one.

Actually, after you listen to this one.

So in addition to the Ben Mather show, we have a spin-off show that broadcast only in the podcast format on the weekend.

It's called The Fifth Hour with me, Ben Mallor, and today's episode, which should be available

now or will be available shortly, has not the big O, the little O.

Who?

Omar Viscale, if you're a seamhead, old baseball player, Omar Viscall, played 24 years as a shortstop,

one of the greatest defensive shortstop in the history of the game.

And he popped on randomly to have a conversation with me on the fifth hour podcast.

You can listen in and eavesop in on that conversation available for download today. Remember that fifth hour podcast. You can listen in and eavesop in on that conversation available for download today.

Remember that fifth hour podcast.

Here, an hour number one, thumbs up or thumbs down to Jerry Jones saying that this was a great day for the NFL,

the sale of the Washington football team.

What are the odds new owner Josh Harris puts a championship caliber

commander's team on the field in the next five years?

And how do you dissect the NFL finding Dan Snyder after he sold the team?

Plus the Raiders, are they really considering pulling the franchise tag from running back Josh Jacobs?

We'll talk about that and much more.

Right now, here it is our number one.

Hail to the new guy, whoever that is.

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