and Fez's noon–3:00pm time slot, in addition to their Friday spot on Opie Radio. Other radio ventures Ron Bennington Interviews is a weekend program on XM which replays different interviews every week which Ron conducts. The show runs on Sirius XM Indie. In 2007, Bennington began Unmasked, a solo venture which has one-on-one interviews with comedy legends and established and emerging comedic talents. The Disciples of Comedy In the mid-1990s Ron Bennington assembled a comedy troupe to tour to the markets where The Ron & Ron Show was syndicated. Ron Bennington's Disciples of Comedy included several comedians who had previously toured as part of Sam Kinison's Outlaws of Comedy. The Disciples of Comedy were Ron Bennington, Carl LaBove, Jimmy Shubert, Mitchell Walters, Dan Carlson, Lou Angelwolf, Jeff Apploff, Ralph Williams, and Curtain Boy Warren Durso. The shows also included Fez Whatley and Fast Eddie Yarb. The tour was produced by Ross Reback and The Ron & Ron Radio Network. The comedy tour sold out theatres of 2,000 to 3,000 seats. With Ross Reback he co-owned Ron Bennington's Comedy Scene, a comedy club in Clearwater. One of the comics he says "earned his chops" there is Jim Breuer. Appearances Bennington is a cigar aficionado and has also been interviewed in Cigar Magazine. Bennington has a cupcake named for him at Molly's Cupcakes locations, which is chocolate cupcake made with a combination of peanut butter filling, chocolate ganache, and crushed butterscotch topping. In 2008 it was the best-selling cupcake at Molly's. In 2015, it was revealed on the Bennington Show that an American racing Greyhound had been named after Bennington and registered as "Ron Bennington". Owned by Melissa Skrivseth-Schmidt and Christopher Straka, "Ron Bennington" began her racing career at the Iowa Greyhound Park and raced her first official race at Daytona Beach Kennel Club and Poker Room. References External links 1959 births Living people American male comedians American talk radio hosts Radio personalities from Philadelphia Radio personalities from Tampa, Florida 20th-century American comedians 21st-century American comedians People from Marcus Hook, Pennsylvania