If you thought four hours a day, 1,200 minutes a week was enough, think again.

He's the last remnants of the old republic.

A sole bastion of fairness.

He treats crackheads in the ghetto gutter the same as the rich pill poppers in the penthouse.

Wow.

The clearinghouse of hot takes break free for something special.

The fifth hour with Ben Mallor starts right now.

In the air everywhere.

Back in the podcast, Dojo, the fifth hour with Ben Mallor and Danny G. Radio.

Because four hours a night, five days a week, not enough on the overnight show.

And we are back at it again, Danny G. And normally we'd come in here and we wax poetic about

what an amazing time we had at the Mallor

meet and greet last night, but we haven't actually had the Mallor meet and greet as we

are doing this, but I anticipate when we do the full recap, Danny, next weekend, it will be an

amazing, life-changing experience that we will have many stories

to tell about meeting so many different people. I'm glad you're going to be able to make it,

Danny. It's going to be an amazing event. Yeah, it's the magic of podcasting. I heard this question

more than once. When do you and Ben record that? What time do you do it? And the answer is,

it varies from week to week. But the one common denominator, early, early in the morning. Yes.

Most people are fast asleep. Sometimes it's right after the radio show sometimes it's in the afternoon occasionally at very

odd times a lot of the Friday podcast that we do interviews and whatnot conversations those

happen at any time because we were at the mercy of whoever we're having on and so we have to

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