General Gaylen Shaw fills in today for Phil Hendrie. The General’s show, “General Gaylen Shaw: Your Move,” brings on guest Larry Grover who has commissioned a new medal based on Donald Trump’s fundraising for veterans. “The Donald J. Trump Service Action Medal” features a relief of Trump “in a business suit and dress shoes” carrying a wounded soldier to safety as bullets fly by. The General thinks it’s a load. Originally aired January 29, 2016. Our BSP Classic Hour from August 2001 is the classic Jeff Dowdder/Jesus’s DNA episode. Dowdder wants Jesus's DNA from the Shroud of Turin so he can clone it in Mexico where it’s legal.

Sorry we're a little late with this folks. They say good things are worth waiting for. Unfortunately, this isn't a good thing. General Shaw and RC Collins present a real scenery-chewing extravaganza!

Don Micksa, investigative reporter, discovers his wretched breath is from eating beef jerky and not flossing. Austin Amarka says Micksa's breath is so funky that it's "an affront to God's law." Bobbie Dooley's says Trump seemingly leaving Melania at the foot of the stairs when meeting the Obamas on Inauguration Day was all according to protocol. The BSP Classic Show is from September 1, 2004. It includes Jay Santos on patrol and harassing motorists who pick their kids up at school but live less than 5 miles away.

It's a BSP chat. People checking in from British Columbia, Philadelphia, Florida, Guam, Dubai and beyond. The BSP Classic Hour is a request from the Friday Chat. It's called "The Game of Thunderbird” from April 2006. Pilot Art Griego talks about a game of "chicken" pilots play in the air with passengers on board.

Jeff Dowdder talks about the decline of snowboard culture, which morphs into General Shaw remembering the time he smoked DMT cured weed in Vietnam. Jackson Armstrong reviews highlights in the career of Tom Clements, former Fighting Irish star and Packer coach. But General Shaw is still in a bad mood about his 'Nam experiences. The BSP Classic Hour features RC Collins, who is upset because he was bidding on a Syrian insurgent skull on eBay and the item was removed.

Coach Vernon Dozier of BelMar Academy has written a book about the origins and travels of sports franchises which the panel turns to garbage in short order. It's General Shaw's birthday and John Jerryman comes on to sing a few songs, while taking a bath.... Our BSP Classic Show is from February 2004. Doug Dannger says that you won’t tell him to his face that you disapprove of gay marriage. And the great Lloyd Bonafide is a Korean War vet who feels disrespected when someone thrusts their hand to stop an elevator door closing.

Ted Bell tells Phil it's going to be a big Super Bowl weekend and the last thing he needs is Donald Trump, an old friend, walking in and complaining... Dr. Jim Sadler tells Phil's listeners that when a woman starts giving you h*** j*** the relationship is over. Plus Steve Bosell has more problems... The BSP Classic Hour is from April 2001. Clara Bingham says that if Jesse Jackson's going on a rescue mission to get our flyers back from China, then he deserves an apology from everyone for dissing him over the years.

From March 2014, a show from the early days of the current podcast. Phil deals with outside business and a sore throat. It's winter, it's cold, it sucks... The BSP Classic Show is from October 2002. Ted Bell announces his new restaurant in the Washington D.C. area but nobody is showing up because of the D.C. Sniper crisis. Phil announces he’s going to be on Fox News with Shepard Smith (even though he wants to punch him in the face). Chris Norton in an act of “community service” helping people who are mentally ill.

Today's show features interviews with Steve Bosell on his possible Trump regret, Jay Santos and the torrential Southern California rains, and Bobbie Dooley on the Kellyanne Conway fashion disaster. Plus the BSP Classic Hour from January 2005. Justin McElroy, a junior at LA Canyon High School, is protesting the ROTC on campus. He feels that his generation is smarter than previous generations, and they do not need basic training in the military. They get all the training they need playing Halo 2.

"The Second Woman" is our feature from 1951 with hosts General Shaw and Margaret Grey. Robert Young stars in this spooky, atmospheric and dumb offering,.