4Thirty in the Morning
Current events, as seen by 'blue-collar America', 4Thirty in the Morning is a perspective-based, news commentary and oddities podcast designed to provide an alternative take on the happenings around the world.
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- Sep 9, 2026
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Ep. 174: The Congo, Squid Spills, and AI Bosses (opens the original)
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Ranging across several countries, and home to people, plants, animals, and mysteries, beyond count, few places on Earth are home to wonders quite like the Congo River Basin in Africa. On the latest episode of 4Thirty, Ben and Pat bring resident expert on everything Tim along on a riverboat journey down the Congo, exploring all sorts of mysteries from the region, including incredible cultures, legendary creatures, and more. The guys also paddle on about their regular dose of news stories and oddi
Ep. 173: Dinosaurs, Blueberries, and Tony Romo (opens the original)
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Ruling planet Earth for eons beyond count, dinosaurs continue to fuel the imagination and curiosity of people young and old even today, 65 million years after the last one perished. Ben and Pat are two of those people. On the latest episode of 4Thirty, the guys welcome a very special guest into the studio, local dinosaur expert Hudson. Together, these three amateur paleontologists excavate their way through natural history as they share some astounding facts and compelling theories regarding pre
Ep. 172: Mysterious Creatures, Ranch Dressing, and The Sun (opens the original)
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Cryptozoology is not a new topic for the guys, and, yet, the wild continues to produce enigmatic tales of creatures that baffle observers and defy conventional explanation. On the latest episode of 4Thirty, Ben and Pat traverse once again into the theoretical animal kingdom, this time discussing some not-exactly-confirmed creatures that are supposedly roaming across our world, while also exploring sightings of animals that are known to exist, yet have been seen far beyond their accepted range. A
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