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Hello. Hello, Lakers Nation. Welcome and Trevor Lane here for Lakers Nation.com.

Your home for everything. Lakers, this is the Lakersnation.com podcast, the live edition of it.

Just to give you guys a kind of a clue into kind of the rhythm that we have around here at Lakers Nation during the offseason. What we're going to do and what we've done for a while now is we still hold at least two

live podcasts per week just to get everybody together. This was something that we started way back

in 2020, March of 2020, in fact, when the pandemic first got going, we started two live shows a week.

And quite frankly, back then, we spent most of the time just checking in on everybody because

there was no basketball going on for about four months.

So we spent a lot of time just talking with fans and going over how everything was, what things

were looking like around the NBA, things of that nature.

So we've continued with that.

And with this being the All-Star break right now, and there's no, they're not being any basketball right now, I figure we might

as well go into our typical format. We did Mondays and Thursdays shows those evenings typically

targeted about 9 o'clock Pacific time for those shows. We'll do that again during the off-season,

once whenever we do get there, but figured again, with this being the All-Star break, it felt like it had been too long since we had gone live. I don't know. I wasn't comfortable with that. So I figured, let's do a live show. I was going to record a podcast anyway. Let's turn it into a live show and bring people in through the chat to discuss everything. So if you're coming in live and you're from YouTube, from Facebook, from Twitter, welcome in.

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