Category: Phil Pheed

                                                                       Jim the Ripper

A selection of hours past and present for this Presidents Day holiday were featured on PhilTV and Tune In including Raj Feneen and son Todd singing doo wop to celebrate Ramadan. Dr. Jim Sadler offered his theory on not only who Jack the Ripper was but who Jim the Ripper might be, a serial killer operating at the same time as Jack who euthanized dogs and cats. A Classic hour from 2005 featured Jay Santos and his Citizens Auxiliary Police asking people whether or not they were married before they checked into a motel

“There was a time you had to show a marriage certificate. Now, you don’t have to show a marriage certificate. I gotta ask myself why.”–Jay Santos, Citizens Auxiliary Police

Now’s the time to BSP it so this doesn’t happen to you!

                                                     The Carpenters

Margaret sang a variety of Carpenter songs for Valentines Day although she did her usual “lyrical improvisation” which basically means singing any lyric that comes into her head. For “Close to You” she sang “close to me” and for “Top Of The World: she sang it from the perspective of someone who’s bipolar. Phil found the story he’d been searching for about a man and wife on a honeymoon in Hawaii and how she allegedly was bit by a shark and bled to death. No body and everyone has to take the guys word for it. Back to the Valentines songs, Margaret all of a sudden demed the lyrics to “Afternoon Delight” filthy and refused to sing them. Too many refrences to “nibbling.”

Margaret Grey sings some Valentines favorites tonight. Click here, that’s right. Here. Good.

Phil Hendrie has made the decision to leave terrestrial radio in order to have time to focus his energy on his successful podcast and other ventures in media. He will also continue doing The World of Phil Hendrie Show on TuneIn, iTunes, the Sideshow Network andwww.philhendrieshow.com. Due to the tremendous positive growth this past year owing directly to his fans, he has decided that this is the area where he should focus all his creative efforts.

 

The last day of The World of Phil Hendrie terrestrial radio broadcast will be March 14, 2014.

 

“The digital world is where we have made our living the last 7 years so as radio attempts to find itself we’ll put our energy in our digital & online product, our animation project, my one man show and of course TV and film opportunities wherever they may occur. To our fans, we haven’t gone anywhere! Our daily show will continue on Tune In, iTunes, Sideshow Network and www.philhendrieshow.com following the conclusion of our terrestrial presentation.”

 

About Phil Hendrie

Hendrie was a disc jockey for 15 years before transitioning into talk radio. His increasing popularity as a radio satirist resulted in his show going national in 1999. In addition to hosting his own radio show, Hendrie has worked as an actor and voice-over artist for the last 14 years. He still works in television and film with recent parts in Judd Apatow’s hit movie This is 40 as well as ABC-TV’s Emmy Award winning series Modern Family and 20th Century Fox’s hit sit-com New Girl.”

 

                   Barne Clancy realizes his ‘chute isn’t going to open so he salutes one last time and kisses his ass goodbye….

Another snow-out on the radio side but Phil and the crew persevered on Tune In and philhendrieshow.com as well as the BSP videocast. Among things discussed was the story of Barne Clancy, an Air Force buddy of Frank Grey’s whose parachute didn’t open during a training exercise. Frank was the first one to him but only found boots, a pair of pants and a shirt. Harvey Weirman and General Shaw talked about a new Belgian law allowing euthanasia for children. They both agreed that the reflex reaction any elderly person has to news like that is a ‘lifting of the mood, as if the blackness of your world is brightened for a moment.” There was also a problem when Maragaret objected to the phrase “packing your chute”