Steve Bosell pitches B &B Construction for Phil's studio renovation. Bob Green, the millionaire owner of Frazier Foods, was dating one of his checkers but she dumped him...and he never even got a b*** j**. John Jerryman is back to sing "Santa Claus saw me," a song about a peeping tom Santa Claus. The BSP Classic Hour, November 1999, has Ted Bell explaining why he refused to take off his $200 Oakley sunglasses while asking his wife for a divorce.

Professor Emory Clayton discusses voter suppression and gives his Ram tickets for Sunday's game to Vernon Dozier. Also Chris Norton gets pledges to vote, John Jerryman sings 'The Moon, The Moon, Oh the Moon.' And Ed Elcott catches Emerelda Wheeler live at Wampaugh University. For our BSP Classic Hour, we go back to Election Day, 2004. Bob Green is a supermarket manager who is celebrating George W Bush’s win by making his employees hear crude and insensitive jokes.

Phil talks with he BSP's about his brother passing on... Our Classic podcast is from September of 2000. It features Bob Green with customers who are abusing their kids!

Don't forget, Phil is at the Ventura Harbor Comedy Club tonight, 8pm.. On the show today Phil and the panel talk to the shows' doctor, Dr Jim Sadler about the relative health of Clinton and Trump. It bothers Sadler that women have more stamina than men. He supports Trump. Later astronomer Dr Ron Tarner with a solution to the problem of feeling humiliated while sitting back seat in a driverless Uber, like you're it's parlor bitch. Our BSP Classic Hour is from September 15, 2005. Bob Greene saw graffiti about him in the female employees restroom, now he wants cameras installed"

With a report released listing the fattest states in America, Ted's chef Carl Chodillia is on the defensive concerning his love of fatty foods ("I go way back with clam dip") Chris Norton updates his planned adult film in space. Mark Hinshaw takes a ride in a driverless car and when people send him pictures of himself in the car he thinks he looks like a mindless idiot being led around by a machine. The BSP Classic Hour is a full classic show from September 2, 2004 with Bobbie Dooley and Bob Green

Harvey Weirman reports from the Democratic Convention in Philadelphia that some delegates are so put out with Debbie Wasserman-Schultz that they want her on the 12:15 out of town by midday tomorrow. Barring that, stick her on the next box car. Also Bob Green on the Bill O'Reilly/Montel Williams dust-up and Mavis Leonard talks about Chuck Wooolery. Then for the BSP Classic Hour, from July 25 2000, Lloyd Bonifide doesn’t think suburban women should not be allowed to have guns because his wife accidentally shot him.

Dr Ed Elcott, on to celebrate a special ELCOTT anniversary, or "reverse-ary" as they call them, has suffered a bizarre allergic reaction of some kind. And Bobbie Dooley and Margaret Grey throw down... Again... Then for the BSP Classic Hour, from July 14 2003, Bob Green’s daughter married an Italian, so Bob is keying the cars of people parked at Italian restaurants.

Phil talks to Bob Green of Frazier Foods, who's golfing with Frank Grey, about his making amends with the gay community after he drunkenly sang "Happy Trails" at a gay pride parade. Also Stephen Bosell, Father James McQuarters, and Jeff Dowdder... Then for the BSP Classic Hour, from June 26 2002, Bob Green is a CEO who says that even though he’s letting 1000 employees go after cooking the books, no one is sympathetic to his suicide threats.

Don Berman of Channel 19 is inexplicably given 30 minutes to rehash already debunked tripe concerning the Bermuda Triangle, as if it's the Ten Commandments fresh off the mountaintop. Then for the BSP Classic Hour, from June 16 2003, Bob Green demands that employees who win the lottery pay 20 percent to their employers, since the employees are probably using company time to make their bets.

Talk Show Host Pete Bone interviews a political rival, Bob Nozzle, who comes to the studio and assaults Pete. Also guesting is candidate Elvis Shurrock. Then for the BSP Classic Hour, from June 10 2004, Bob Green is CEO of a new sports channel, Sports Eye, that features only white athletes.