Category: Phil Pheed

Phil talks with Jay Santos about the French train terrorist stopped by three young Yanks and how the Citizens Auxiliary Police isn’t getting any love. Later, a sex site that Larry Grover belongs to gets hacked… It’s a site for straight guys who don’t want to cheat on wives or girlfriends, so they get with other guys… “in a straight way.”

As you know, Time Warner is providing us with a hell of a time, so we don’t have a new show for you today. Fortunately, we do have something good instead. It’s the “Best of 1994″ CD in its entirety!

Time Warner decided we didn’t need Internet tonight. We’re getting them out to the studio ASAP. No BSP show tomorrow either. Sorry all. Back on Monday.

Doug Dannger has written a book called “Tough Love” in which he describes insulting straight families and having them then thank him for the abuse because they could use the honesty.

Harvey Weirman tries his hand at a new segment, Sports Flashback, with not much better results than his News Break segment. While Phil interviews Bobbie Dooley about the Jenners, Steve Dooley’s Tiki Dance rehearsal somehow sets off a pile of fireworks nearby. Finally, while investigating people with Ashley Madison accounts, Jay Santos and his Citizens Auxiliary Police sub commanders raid a party being thrown by youth minister Dave Castorini!

Art Giego is a flying instructor who isn’t too interested in safety. You see he doesn’t particularly like people who want to learn how to fly. From August 2001.

Phil talks to RC Collins of Bradley Military Academy about the Army’s first two female Rangers. And Dean Wheeler’s song “Go With It” is given the Wes Hurlford treatment…as in he gives it the lyrics to “There’s A Midget.”

“Today on the Hendrie show Wes Hurlford takes my song ‘Go With It’ & violates it & carves it up like it’s an old lady & he’s Ed by God Gein”-Deane Wheeler