Jeff Dowdder, a part time professor of mechanical physics and base jumper, talked with Phil about the guys that base jumped from the top of the new Freedom Tower in NYC back in September and who have just now been arrested for it. Dowdder said the freedom you feel with the wind flowing up your pant leg is what its all about. General Shaw countered by saying heaven help the man who is coming down in a parachute "feeling all free and breezy and he doesn't notice a baby in a bassinet sucking on a bottle and looking in wonder at the world around him and this lover lands on top of the kid with a sickening squish sound!" Vernon Dozier thinks the Chinese have got some pair on them demanding all kinds of info from the Malaysians. Dozier sent two buddies of his who are down there on construction jobs into the press conference to ask the question "'Scuse me, 'scuse me. When are you bowl haircuts going to climb off everyone's back." Mavis Leonard reported on the Oscar Pistorius trial, telling Phil she's been so unnerved by it she's had nightmares about a guy with two Slinky's for legs chasing her. She also sang a blues song about the Slinky called "Slinky on my trail." Episode 84 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.

The pre-show today is well worth it as Phil tears media and Mr. and Mrs. America a brand new ass. On into the show there was discussion of new pings from the Indian Ocean as Art Griego stood on the runway in Santa Monica reporting. His boss, Bob Cumming had aircraft landing and taking off behind him "so it sounds like I'm actually in Perth, Australia." Bud's joke about May Pang's family having been the main developers of the ping locator, thus missing the chance to call the company Pang's Pings fell completely flat. Vernon Dozier commented on the "pussies" now working in politics and how guys like Vance McAllister need to just take it like men. "If its caught in the meat grinder then brother, just keep it in there and crank away." Mavis Leonard talked with Margaret about not being sensitive to Robert and his rough background. "Robert was part of a street gang called the June Bugs. Not very bad ass." Bobbie Dooley wound up dropping both Steve and Gene Wiffner, who thought when Bobbie said she didn't want the sound effect of a shotgun "cocking and firing she meant she didn't want cock." Steve chimed in saying "there aren't too many women who want it more" and that's when Bobbie brought the pain. Episode 95 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.

Phil begins the show by telling everyone, calmly, he's getting a fire axe and burying it in the equipment. Then Phil talked with the crew about the ongoing angst of family members around the Flight 370. Later Will Garbarini, "oceanographer" discussed further search efforts with the panel and Mavis Leonard who imagined herself being on board. Margaret began feeling bad for the first class passengers who would have been the first to hit the water. RC Collins discussed the military options in the east Ukraine, quoting "Lieutenant Mullings, who's our tactics and battle plan instructor" and mentioned the Marines in a famous World War 1 battle that had nothing to do with the topic... Don't forget all next week we'll be giving away an iPad a day on the All-Access Backstage Pass pre-show, so make sure you're at your computer at 8:30 AM PST! Episode 102 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.

All things Donald Sterling this morning with Mavis Leonard being not so much concerned with Sterling as she was for the bad play of the Clippers who were "dogging it up and down the floor all game." She wasn't impressed with their response which was "pussy" in her opinion. Professor Emory Clayton was in firebrand mode. He wanted a full boycott and a Clipper win Tuesday night. So the Clippers go up 3-2 in front of absolutely no one. Larry Grover thought the entire thing was an invasion of Sterling's privacy while his mother Gloria intimated that Larry was spanking it to Sterling's girlfriend... And Bobbie Dooley reviewed the Spring-tacular... Episode 108 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.

On the show this morning were Mavis Leonard, Professor Emory Clayton, Jay Santos, and Art Griego... The panel discussed with them Sterling and Malaysia 370...Gotta Go.....Sterling Press Conference is starting! Episode 109 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.

This morning Phil and the panel opened the show with a discussion of economic bubbles which initially was misunderstood by Bud as "Bubbles the Chimp." He couldn't figure out why Phil went to Merrill Lynch to talk about a monkey act... Bob Green and David G. Hall tried to crash the show with blather about how what Sterling did wasn't as bad as Charles Barkely making fun of fat women. Mavis Leonard worried about the missing "Casey Casey" while she monitored a student of hers, Johjn 'the Penguin' Brown, playing a harpsichord recital. Episode 119 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.

Don Berman from channel 19 news comes in early to his newsroom to be on our show and isn't recognized by anyone. It's a problem... Mavis Leonard rips AT&T Wireless an ass for cutting her minutes off while she's texting a story for her "Interesting Tidbits" newsletter... Phil replays for the crew the Don Lemon-Talib Kweli exchange from Ferguson, MO and they comment on it like the dumb asses they are... Episode 191 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.

Kicking things off was talk of the Scottish independence vote and what it all meant which no one understood or cared about. Conversation was more about "What is large curd cottage cheese" and "Phil needs to pull one of Margaret's tampons out of the studio toilet..." Mavis Leonard came on to comment on the NFL domestic abuse scandals as she was being driven to the funeral of her late pinochle partner Ella Saban. She also was bugging her driver to "pull it up" at a McDonald's so she could get a quarter pounder with cheese. Ted Bell also got in on the discussion. But the segment went all wrong when Margaret went through the phone on Ted and knocked his "buck tooth bridge" out of his mouth. Episode 211 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.

Mavis Leonard kicks off with a renewal of "Inner'essing Tidbits." The Ebola nurse is discussed by Phil and Margaret. She says she's tired of being called the Ebola nurse but Margaret figures she's "just some red-head looking to be the next media sensation. The whole thing probably gives her a thrill." The music service Shazam is dissected and Phil makes dire predictions for artists if labels start using it to determine what kinds of songs they should WRITE... Bud, in mocking the name Alvin Wang, sings a little ditty that actually has Margaret intrigued... Episode 253 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.

Casting continues for...well, we can't say, but that means it's time for another "Best Of" for today's podcast. Phil will be back tomorrow for the Saturday BSP-Only show! Mavis Leonard kicked off the show to comment on the NFL domestic abuse scandals as she was being driven to the funeral of her late pinochle partner Ella Saban. She also was bugging her driver to "pull it up" at a McDonald's so she could get a quarter pounder with cheese. Ted Bell also got in on the discussion. But the segment went all wrong when Margaret went through the phone on Ted and knocked his "buck tooth bridge" out of his mouth. Then The gang talked about Scottish independence with Father James McQuarters as Father Staley, in the background, was nodding off. Dr. Jim Sadler joined the fray with his views on Ebola while he was also vaccinating school children at a local mall. The entire thing was interrupted by some 7 year olds that broke into a candy store and made off with the cash register. Don Berman returned to the show to heap accolades on one Kevin Conroy, the longtime animation voice of Batman, for volunteering to cook for the firefighters and rescuers at Ground Zero during 9/11...Don hung up on Phil at one point and Phil couldn't get him back on for awhile because no one in the channel 19 newsroom had ever heard of him... And David G. Hall called from the Bosell family pond where a gunfight breaks out between Steve and, allegedly, a group of "travelers," or traveling squirrels. Closing today was Dr. Ron Tarner discussing America's return to manned spaceflight, by bemoaning what he thinks is America's target: Venus. He wanted to go to Mars because he'd written a musical about it titled, "A Martian, Though I May Be." Episode 266 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.