Dallas Novelty's Nick Mahler Set for 'The Ham Radio Show' Tonight

May 15, 2019 3:46 PM PDT

CYBERSPACE — Dallas Novelty’s Nick Mahler will carry his “Sex is for Everybody” mantra back to “The Ham Radio Show” tonight.

The live interview will air at 5 p.m. PDT and begin replays online in the morning. Mahler will also discuss “the hottest new sex toys and offer discounts in celebration of National Masturbation Month,” a rep said.

“Nick and Dallas Novelty are the absolute best and we love having him on so he can spread his mantra,” said host Eddie Finocchiaro, “because people need to be reminded of that very point. I love to give Nick — aka ‘The Crooked Cowboy,’ as we call him — that platform and our listeners do, too.”

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