Find out what Margaret Grey means when she indignantly proclaims "since 2000, I've been first in line at the omelet station." This episode includes Margaret going off on someone with the "you [...]

Margaret Grey guest hosts after Phil calls her early and says he's too "disgusted" to do the show. Bob Green, Frazier Foods CEO, is back to talk about his "homage" to the Cobb salad, the "Bob [...]

Margaret Grey introduces a long time friend of hers, an actor-turned-drug rehab owner, Rev Duncan. It turns out his new rehab center in Malibu is more like a torture chamber. Later Don Berman is [...]

Margaret Grey guest hosts the show. Highlighted, an interview she does with her original vocal coach Bon Lindell, her singing "Gypsies, Tramps, and Thieves" and "The Frank Grey File."

Margaret Grey goes off on a variety of issues and grievances, finally assaulting the staff with gas, saying "it's the only weapon I have left to me." Meanwhile, Jay Santos of the Citizens [...]

When a neighbor's garage and tool shed burn to the ground, Bobbie and Steve Dooley blame Nancy Grace's "enormous, hypnotizing television face." Margaret Grey's accompanist Chick Lavender sings [...]

By popular demand, it's the return of The Margaret Grey Players with special guest star Mavis Leonard as Traffic guy Bob Bakian. The "panel" interviews Ted Bell and Professor Don Micksa whose [...]

Margaret Grey has written a book, "300 Years In this Country." In it, she claims that because her family has been in this country so long, she has more of a right to be politically opinionated [...]

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 [...]

Margaret's son Jason Jay Delmonico (The Delmonico) is interviewed about the Grey family's "Kung Pao" martial arts interest. Later, Phil and his panel try and talk with Dr. Ron Tarner about the [...]