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.

The fifth hour with Ben Mallor and Danny G. Radio as we kick off the weekend here in late

September, the 22nd day of September. So this is the second to last weekend. Am I right on that?

I don't have a calendar. I think that is correct. Right. So we have one more weekend after this,

and then that's it. We move on to October.

So it'll be here before you know. Danny G. is hanging out. Hello, Danny G.

I'm glad you know how to use a calendar. But yeah, you know one way to know exactly where we're at, Ben.

We celebrated the 21st day of September

yesterday, which is a famous line and a famous song from Earth, Wind, and Fire. It was Earth, Wind, and

Fire Day yesterday. And how did you celebrate Earth Wind and Fire Day? Did you walk the Earth and

there was wind and you started a fire? Did you do all three of

those things? I put on my dad's old dashiki and I smoked a big fatty. Hey. Yeah. And those, see,

those tunes did not get played that much back in the day, right? They didn't get burned up by radio

stations back in the... No, not They didn't get burned up by radio stations back in the

no, not at all. And then the oldies quote unquote oldies radio stations that we grew up with.

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