An hour of Phil and the crew from KKSF, San Francisco, including Margaret & Frank Grey, Bob Green, one of Bob’s pissed off customers Harold Brewster, Bobbie & Steve Dooley, Bud, and Robert. Among other things, the finally settled sexual harassment suits (“corn” and bathroom graffiti) against Bob & Frazier Foods are discussed.
And we’ve got the full four-hour show in the videocast.
Dr. Jim Sadler talks with Phil about the case of Ursula and Sabrina Eriksson, a pair of twins whose story is too far out there to tell here. Plus, a return visit from Robert Oden who reluctantly explains that in order for Empire to survive it has to “A.G.”
Sabina and Ursala Eriksson
…….If you can’t be rich you can be happy Kenny is….
Brad Rifkin of Security Consultants talks with Phil about racial sensitivity in the wake of comments made by Atlanta Brave John Rocker. It turns out Brad and Rocker have more in common than Brad thought. From February 2000.
Phil introduces new sponsor Voo Doo Rugs and talks with store manager Gary Pipe. Bob Green also joins the show to make sure Pipe isn’t trying to horn in on his airtime (when you hear Gary you’ll understand), and Margaret rips through a rendition of Tina Turner’s “Better Be Good To Me.”
Gary Pipe? Maybe
Also, Jay Santos will unveil ‘It’s A Flare Drop Kinda Night’ Monday!
Professor Emory Clayton is seriously concerned about LA Canyon College starting up a football program next fall and argues with General Shaw about it…
Robert Oden, a former record producer and promoter, thinks Drake, Li’l Wayne, and the rest aren’t as hard as they sound…
And Margaret Grey takes her “man on the street” microphone to “Voodoo Rugs” in the El Pacifico.
…….plus Professor Emory Clayton warns against college football at LA Canyon College and argues with General Shaw over who’s buying the next round of drinks
Friday, Jay Santos unveils a new song, “It’s A Flare Drop Kinda Night”
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