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Month: December 2010
Show Log For Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Tonight, on this anniversary of his tragic death, Bobbie Dooley and her husband Steve came on to talk about John Lennon and to talk about the influence of the man and his music. Ms Dooley had John Lennon’s song “Imagine” played, both by Mr. Lennon and by the cast of “Glee.” While Ms Dooley recognized Mr. Lennon’s enormous talents she told Phil that the cast of “Glee” actually did the song better because ” their voices quaver, up and down, you know what I mean” and they have better technology. Mr Lennon, Ms Dooley said, sang “Imagine” like “he was standing next to Lincoln in his famous dream looking at himself in a coffin.”
Later Jeff Dowder, a part-time professor of mechanical physics at Cal Tech and an amateur nutritionist, talked about McDonalds bringing back the McRib Sandwich, a pork sandwich which in Mr. Dowder’s opinion is sure to inflame Muslims. Mr. Dowder told Phil that the scent of pork “wafting” under the nose of a Muslim is sure to set him off “like in “Lord of the Flies,” stripping off his shirt and dancing around a bonfire.”
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Police: Gun Used in Ex-con Suicide Also Killed Publicist Ronni Chasen, Robbery Gone Bad
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LOS ANGELES (KTLA) — Police now say the gun used by ex-con in suicide stand–off with officers appears to have been the same one used to kill Hollywood publicist Ronni Chasen.
The announcement by Beverly Hills police marks a major break in an investigation that has baffled detectives for nearly a month and stunned Hollywood ever since Chasen was gunned down while driving home from a movie premiere in her Mercedes in November.
Sgt. Mike Publicker described the killing as a “robbery gone bad” committed by Harold Martin Smith, who has a rap sheet dating back at least 25 years.
Police Chief David Snowden also said the gun used by Smith to commit suicide appears to have been used to kill Chasen.
“We believe that Mr. Smith acted alone. We don’t believe it was a professional hit,” he said.
Smith came the to attention of Beverly Hills investigators after a tip on the TV program, “America’s Most Wanted.
Smith bragged about killing Ronni Chasen and was waiting to receive the $10,000 he was promised for the hit, neighbors said.
When detectives tried to question him in the lobby of the Harvey Apartments Wednesday night, he raised a gun to his head and shot himself to death.
Smith had been arrested seven times for crimes ranging from misdemeanor drug possession to felony robbery.
In 1997, he was arrested for misdemeanor disturbing the peace and possession of drug paraphernalia. The records from that arrest show authorities put Smith under a public safety hold because he allegedly threatened to kill a police officer.
In 1998, Smith pleaded no contest to robbing two women in Beverly Hills. He was sentenced to 10 years in state prison and released in 2007.
Then, in August 2009, he was charged with misdemeanor prowling and marijuana possession after he was found loitering outside a woman’s home in Manhattan Beach.
He received a month in county jail and three years of probation. He failed to pay a $100 fine, and a bench warrant was issued for his arrest.
Parole records show Smith worked as a day laborer after his release, but he was unemployed earlier this year.
He had recently been evicted from the Harvey Apartments.
Police have called Smith a person of interest in the murder of Ronni Chasen, but new ballistics evidence suggests he may not have been the gunman.
Ballistics tests on the gun that Harold Smith used to kill himself showed it was not the gun used to shoot Chasen last month.
Chasen was shot five times in the chest last month near Sunset Boulevard and Whittier Drive while driving home from the premiere of the movie “Burlesque.”
Chasen eventually crashed her car into a light pole.
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Show Log For Tuesday, December 7 2010
Our show this evening began with Margaret Grey saying that the death of Elizabeth Edwards was sad but that shouldn’t stop Democrats from using it to raise money for the 2012 elections. “The…uh….Edwards lady….Elizabeth Edwards, I mean,” said Margaret, struggling to remember the womans name “was a martyyr to our battle against reactionary Republicans….” 
Gulf War vets-last guys to win a war
Not to be out done in the slime department, Raj Feneen joined Phil to discuss a proposed pay raise for our military. Raj said that basically they don’t deserve one because “what wars have they won? You gotta produce and then you get bonused. Frankly the last guys to desrve any kind of raise were the Gulf War guys….
Question of the day…..
What is most important to you as a BSP……
1) A chat room
2) Merchandise
3) Getting the archives filled and processed to downloads
4) More content other than archives and current shows
Well…sooner or later you guys were going to wanna see it, right?*
*unless it was my penis some of you were talking about…
Not Every Guest In Hendrie’s World Is Fantasy
From Al Peterson’s NTS Media Online
Listeners to Phil Hendrie’s new local KFI/Los Angeles Jay LenoTed Bell, owner of Ted’s of Beverly Hills Steak House. “I went by his place and everything you said about him was correct,” Leno told Hendrie as he played along with the host. “He’s one of those testy guys. You try to make a constructive criticism and the guy just goes crazy.” Leno went on to join Hendrie and another phone “guest” in a discussion about the need to slow down trains, apparently a heated local issue in Los Angeles. Phil Hendrie also airs nationwide on a reported 100-plus affiliates via his nightly Talk Radio Network nationally syndicated show. weekend show last Saturday night (12/4) can be forgiven for thinking that the “man of 1,000 voices” was delivering one heck of a great impression of comedian during one of Hendrie’s patented faux phone calls. Turns out the caller really was TV talker Leno, who is apparently a big time fan of the Talk radio host and recurring show character
