Sep 22, 2026 · 1 hr 50 min · 21 segments
As always, Ralph delivers the goods. From Yom Kippur, to aging to the love of jazz / The Orange Imbecile had quite a week / Humble golfs with Americans who are embarrassed / Who are the 30 percent who…
Ralph Ben-MurgyGuest
Dan DuranHostAnd let's not spend a whole bunch of time on everything, but I did want to mention a couple things that were, I think, of interest.
One was, I think, and maybe correct me if this is, was it the first time ever that or the beginning of the new stadium in Buffalo that the Canadian national anthem was sung.
I thought they just did it because there was a lot of Canadians that go down there.
for various reasons, but I wanted to sort of mention that they did it because it was significant.
Dan, they sing the national anthem in American cities that play against an NHL, a Canadian NHL team.
I think the Sabres do it regardless because, you know, a lot of the players are Canadian and, you know, their season ticket base is heavily Canadian as well.
So given, you know, the Lake Ontario, Lake America thing and the current atmosphere and New York being such a friend of Ontario and Canada, they decided to do it.
And let's not spend a whole bunch of time on everything, but I did want to mention a couple things that were, I think, of interest.
One was, I think, and maybe correct me if this is, was it the first time ever that or the beginning of the new stadium in Buffalo that the Canadian national anthem was sung.
I thought they just did it because there was a lot of Canadians that go down there.
for various reasons, but I wanted to sort of mention that they did it because it was significant.
Dan, they sing the national anthem in American cities that play against an NHL, a Canadian NHL team.
I think the Sabres do it regardless because, you know, a lot of the players are Canadian and, you know, their season ticket base is heavily Canadian as well.
So given, you know, the Lake Ontario, Lake America thing and the current atmosphere and New York being such a friend of Ontario and Canada, they decided to do it.
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