It's the Margaret Grey Players with Margaret Grey as Phil Hendrie, Phil Hendrie as Robert Leonard, Robert Leonard as General Gaylen Shaw, General Gaylen Shaw as Bud Dickman and Bud Dickman as Margaret Grey. The BSP Classic Show is from May 2003. Dean Wheeler is marching to Washington to demand a monument to war protesters be erected near the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall. It would have a sculpture of Barbra Streisand and Charlie Sheen.

Margaret Grey reprises her performance of the theme from Star Trek and Frank Grey remembers seeing Gene Roddenberry conducting the orchestra "waving his arms all over the place." Bobbie Dooley claims she had an uncle, Roy Robbie, who was a stunt man on Star Trek. Dr. Ron Tarner discovers Mr. Daryl Webber, a descendant of slaves owned by his family in Antebellum, Georgia, and tries to "bond" with him. The BSP Classic Hour: Dean Wheeler comes on the program representing an organization called “Hands around the World.” Dean debates Phil’s claim that Thailand has a problem with child prostitution and child pornography. David G. Hall calls in irate with Phil, and forbids him from saying the phrase “child prostitution”, and the conversation leads David to take extreme measures. During a call from a charming woman named Edith, Dean and David break into song. Later, Phil discusses his plan for one day saying the f-word on the air.

A piece of shit from the early 30's for George Zucco fans. Another stillborn. With General Gaylen Shaw and guest commentator Margaret Grey.

"The Second Woman" is our feature from 1951 with hosts General Shaw and Margaret Grey. Robert Young stars in this spooky, atmospheric and dumb offering,.

Day two of Phil working away from the El Pacifico (for details, listen to the BSP Pre-show or join the chat tonight at 9 p.m. PST). Today's show first aired November 13, 2015. Margaret Grey, Bobbie Dooley and Steve Dooley revisit the topic: “Who’s better looking, Kylie or Kendall Jenner?” Chef Carl Chodillia is cleaning up after yesterday’s Republican Women’s breakfast of beans, coffee and bacon. The BSP Classic Hour is from January, 2006. Bobbie Dooley found a Burmese cat that belongs to her neighbor but she refuses to return it.

Citizens Auxiliary Police spokesman Jay Santos talks about recognizing a "joyhole" when a security guard is caught masturbating at a San Diego Chargers game. Margaret Grey and the panel comment on an ignoramus interviewing Jerry Lewis for the Hollywood Reporter . Harvey Weirman discusses the North Carolina "bathroom law." The BSP Classic Hour is from December 22, 2000. Chris Norton gives a “not non-hanky” co-worker a gift basket of vibrators for Christmas and she’s suing.

We're traveling back a year to December 21, 2015, the days of the Phil Only shows and one "inspirational" one in particular along with the panel show. Bobbie Dooley is in Las Vegas, RC Collins joins Jeff Dowdder at a Star Wars premiere in LA where the film gets jammed and Jack Eigagder is assaulted by the Milwaukee Lions head coach at Rose's Meat Balls. The Classic Hour is from December, 1999. Margaret Grey directs a production of “Westside Story” Entertainment journalist Doug Dannger joins the program to talk about what’s “red hot” in the world of entertainment and technology.