Tonight Professor Emory Clayton takes a students cell phone and throws it almost a hundred yards. just missing a dumpster near the athletic field. Vernon Dozier, Clara Bingham and Dave Oliva discuss ways to deal with kids using Snapchat. Clara and Vernon, as teachers, get so frustrated they imagine the kids with apples in their mouths, laying on serving platters... Joe Dickhead and the Professor pick this weekends NFL games.
Ted Bell and Dean Wheeler debated the offensive sports nickname question by bringing the long gone southern baseball team, the Atlanta Crackers, into the debate. And somehow Ted's rivalry with Honk Kong Charlie got mixed in with Ted saying "I'm a white man on me knees to the yellow horde." Vernon Dozier was going to talk about the college football playff system that will debut next season but instead lectured again on good tackling and blocking, ending every sentence with an emphatic "go back to your MA-MA" for anyone not tough enough to heed him. General Gaylan Shaw got into the singing act by breaking out his rendition of "Kentucky Rain" by Elvis, a song about a man looking for a woman who's left him. The General thought it was a hamster and the whole topic went straight to hell when Phil said "it wasn't a hamster it was a woman" and Vernon said "You just fed him a change up and he's about to drive it right back into the box and your face!"
Vernon Dozier and Jack Armstrong talk about Johnny Manziel and a little known football prospect that Vernon was sent to sign. Bobby & Steve Dooley join the Pastor of the Western Estates Old-Fashioned Chapel, Dale Unger.
Coach Vernon Dozier returns to the show to talk about the baby face that Kanye West makes when he's pissed off and how much Vernon had to overcome without being a baby... like modeling "The Slack" for designer Monty Shay. "The Slack" was a new design featuring "one pant leg and a cup." Dave Oliva also joined the show to discuss his cousin George and the Pink Floyd song "Dogs." Episode 317 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.
Vernon Dozier and Jeff Dowdder get into some obscure sports debate that ends with Vernon ready to kill, as usual. David G. Hall continues the discussion on why the Mike Ohoai Hawaiian Time Show the other night blew so hard, and animal expert Dr. William Brown, who also despises animals, discusses a shark sighting off the California coast.
Vernon Dozier and Jack Armstrong talk about Johnny Manziel and a little known football prospect that Vernon was sent to sign when he was a pro coach. Plus Bobby & Steve Dooley join the Pastor of the Western Estates Old-Fashioned Chapel, Dale Unger, for a discussion of "the waadle." Not waddle. "Waadle."
Bobbie Dooley is questioned by the panel over her planned phone dates with BSPs, and she winds up doing vile impressions of what she thinks Margaret would sound like working a sex line. Vernon Dozier's feud with a parent at school once again spills over into Vernon's part time job at Subway. Dean Wheeler and wife Emerelda deal with Dean's fear that adding a David Bowie song to Emerelda's club set will cause Dean to use heroin again.
Coach Vernon Dozier returns to the show to talk about the baby face that Kanye West makes when he’s pissed off and how much Vernon had to overcome without being a baby... like modeling “The Slack” for designer Monty Shay. “The Slack” was a new design featuring “one pant leg and a cup.” Dave Oliva also joined the show to discuss his cousin George and the Pink Floyd song “Dogs.” Originally aired on Monday, February 16, 2015.
"Jim Steele's Live Again" debuts, a health and fitness show. Steele has a former MMA & prize fighter in to get a "makeover" from a health & fitness guru, which includes lowering an eye that's higher than the other one and a facial called "Ape Attack." Then from April 2006 comes the BSP Classic Hour. High school teacher Vernon Dozier recently hit a parked car in the student lot, got out, and left a fake phone number on the windshield. Vernon says the only witness was a student who he claims tried to blackmail him.
