Category: Phil Pheed

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Anybody recognize this show??

From Raymond Heinmiller
Subject: trying to find an old show (c.Mar2000)
Message: “Phil, in March of 2000 (or therebouts) I was listening to your show involving Dave Oliva (wanna-beLAPD) and Harvey Wireman regarding the 2 guys in full body armor who robbed that bank in N.Hollywood in
1997. There names were “Monteserrano” (spelled the best I can) brothers who had a standoff with LAPD. Wireman contended that the children of Monteserrano should get paid by the cable companies because it was a “pay-per-view” event, and their father died. I was laughing my ass off, and would pay good money to get a copy of that show burned onto a c.d. or find it in the archive, so I could download it somehow. To this day, this still my favorite show you ever did. Can
you help me out? Thanks Phil. -Raymond”

I was told once by Matt Groenig that he has on tape all of our pre-1999 shows so I’m hopeful I can hit him up, load all of that shit into a big trailer, bring it back to our cave and go through it all…..

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Show Log For Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Tonight, Herb Sewell, as part of him trying to class up his image, advocated against the Arizona immigration law and in favor of health care, telling everyone he was a liberal and cared about people. In fact, he annoucned he’s running for Congress and that he’s getting his child-molester past out in the open. After all, what was worse, the fact Herb was a child molester or the fact Teddy Kennedy “strangled a woman and then drove his care into a creek?” Later Steve Bosell told Phil that he and two other fathers will be chaperoning his daughters middle school dance this weekend. If a girl wears a dress that Steve says “makes me want to dance with her and get her punch” then it’s inappropriate and Steve and the other fathers, under the suprrvision of the girls gym teacher “Miss Elizabeth”, have to administer corporal punishment. This is done as “Miss Elizabeth” wears a leather mask and watches while referring to the fathers as her “eunuchs.” Phil also explained to Bud and Robert what newspapers were.

Example of unauthorized shit some fan made

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Tonights Show Material

04-27-10 stories and audio

Baseball, tourism caught in boycott of Arizona law; Brewer dismisses threats
Holder Weighs Court Fight Over Arizona Immigration Law
Ariz. Sheriff Says He Will Refuse to Enforce Immigration Law
Break Prom Dress Code, Get Paddled in One Alabama School
Malcolm X assassin Hagan freed on parole in NYC
Flight diverted after man claims explosives
California County Bans Toys With Fast-Food Meals
N. Andover party leads to parents’ arrest
Tim James’ ad: ‘This Is Alabama; We Speak English’
Consumer confidence grows as economy strengthens
Bret Michaels Suffers Medical Setback
Bad habits can age you by 12 years, study suggests
World’s 50 best restaurants list released*Sen. Levin Calls Goldman Sachs Allegations ‘Deeply Troubling’
Colombia’s booming as a vacation destination for gays
America’s Top Cities and States for Mortgage Fraud and Misrepresentation
Nearly Half of Americans At Risk for Heart Disease
Little Risk for People 10-to-15 Pounds Overweight
Like Newspaper Revenue, the Decline in Circ Shows Signs of Slowing
TV ratings: ‘Dancing’ swings another Monday win
Concertgoers show the Reich stuff, are beaten by crowd

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Show Log for Monday, April 26, 2010

Dr. Ron Tarner, who is proud to have been on the right side of every issue for the last 15 years, believes the new Arizona immigration law will only be a big green light for Mexicans to flood into the state to challenge the law. And, because the racists who created the law know this, it encourages Mexicans to engage in their natural sneakiness. As a liberal, Dr. Tarner has many Mexican freinds and many liberal white friends and they know what he’s talking aboutand they are not offended. Mexicans are naturally sneaky and back-stabbing and this law plays to that. Margeret Grey was actually in Phoenix over the weekend with Al Sharptons group protesting the immigration law. Margaret is frightened for the sanity of the people of Arizona, a state where lawlessness is a tourist attraction. Plus, she doesn’t know how any government can exist and get work done in a town where it’s 150 in the shade.