Phil and the crew talk with Tom Cattan of Tom Cattan's Health Wagon about his interesting political point of view... and then Tom gets pulled over by voice siren cop. Art Griego believes that drought or no drought, you should have a lush, rich, thick, deep front lawn!

We've got a "Best Of" for you today as we finish our last day of studio maintenance before new shows return. The show started with a fishing show called “On The Water” or “Out In The Wild Blue” (the guys couldn’t remember) hosted by Bill Hassinger and Kip Pernell. Then Phil and the crew interview drug dealer Caliph Antamaia, by way of Skype, about his testifying before a variety of Grand Juries and the new property he’s looking at, complete with a rain forest and tropical birds that help to “relax” him after so many years on the run from rival gangs and cops… And we wrap up with the Kim Kardashian big ass photo with Steve Bosell, who bought space in the Recycler to editorialize about it.

For today's BSP-Only show we're featuring a sneak preview of the first 30 minutes of Phil's new podcast, The Science of the Funny. The full episode drops in a couple weeks on PodcastOne and iTunes!

Larry Grover tries to explain why the Supreme Court isn't all that supreme sometimes. And Ted Bell gets crazy over the issue of rednecks using his fire pit... And of course, Frank Grey is out golfing while Phil is trying to interview him.

Bob Green has to unload a big inventory of confederate flags and confederate flag coffee mugs. But how to do it without his customers seeing him as racist... Ted Bell doesn't want to light the fire pit on the Ted's of Beverly Hills back patio, but the tourists are insistent... Frank Grey tells what he knows about it...and it ain't good.

By request, Dr Ed Elcott returns with news about the controversial Redeem Mud Puddles. Along with Jazzbo Reynolds, Beans Halberstam, and the Overlords.