A truly modern Phil Hendrie Show classic with Dr. Jim Sadler. He talks with Phil about the case of Ursula and Sabrina Eriksson, a pair of twins whose story is too far out there to tell here. Plus, a return visit from Robert Oden who reluctantly explains that in order for Empire to survive it has to A.G. Our BSP Classic Show features Phil on the stagnation of rock and roll. Larry Grover has a pamphlet called Dating Tips For Divorced Men. Steve Bosell lost his son’s respect when he showed Axl Rose on TV and it stunk.

As we take a few days off to get set for some major moves next week, here is the Phil Hendrie Show from a year ago, March 2016. Steve Bosell is reassured by Pastor William Rennick that a house guest, Dave Kaig (or Kaigal) and his wife are in a “solemnized” marriage even though they were married in The Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster, which does exist in New Zealand. Jack Armstrong and Mark Henshaw debate Trump's trade “policy.” Father James McQuarters takes sides in the Apple vs. FBI case. The BSP Classic Hour features Bel Mar Academy High School teacher Vernon Dozier talking about his 68-year-old mother-in-law getting engaged. Vernon says the announcement was made at dinner and nearly made him vomit.

An interview with Stephen Bosell about the invasive prostate exam. Dr. Sadler says he'd often call his male patients "bitch" and tell them to "get your pants down." Bob Green from Frazier Foods is doing an in-store promotion: name your favorite white wide receiver in NFL history. Bob says he's shocked that white people are so lazy their best wide receivers, like Crazy Legs Hitsch, kinda suck. The BSP Classic Hour stars Steve Bosell who says kids shouldn’t wear firefighter & police costumes because they might be mistaken for real ones. From October 2001.

Ted Bell is serving up rabbit at Ted's of Beverly Hills and he has an eager customer in Professor Emory Clayton who grew to hate rabbits when a girl he knew spent more time with a pet rabbit than with Emory. Then Jay Santos is at a sports bar in West LA trying to figure out why more people aren't whooping it up for the Patriots. The BSP Classic Show, from January 2004 features Doug Dannger on the movie Cold Mountain’s which he believes alludes to the plight of today’s gays. Steve Bosell tosses his niece off a roof into a pile of snow just for fun, and she disappears into the snow. He was inspired by Steve Irwin.

Ted Bell tells Phil it's going to be a big Super Bowl weekend and the last thing he needs is Donald Trump, an old friend, walking in and complaining... Dr. Jim Sadler tells Phil's listeners that when a woman starts giving you h*** j*** the relationship is over. Plus Steve Bosell has more problems... The BSP Classic Hour is from April 2001. Clara Bingham says that if Jesse Jackson's going on a rescue mission to get our flyers back from China, then he deserves an apology from everyone for dissing him over the years.

Today's show features interviews with Steve Bosell on his possible Trump regret, Jay Santos and the torrential Southern California rains, and Bobbie Dooley on the Kellyanne Conway fashion disaster. Plus the BSP Classic Hour from January 2005. Justin McElroy, a junior at LA Canyon High School, is protesting the ROTC on campus. He feels that his generation is smarter than previous generations, and they do not need basic training in the military. They get all the training they need playing Halo 2.

Craig Hinderhouse or Hinderman (the panel never gets it right) returns to invite Phil to join the new El Pacifico Yacht Club. Only problem is, Phil doesn't own a boat. Steve Bosell needs to delete some tweets and he shares with us which ones. Bobbie Dooley quits Twitter then rejoins because "that's what James Woods did." The BSP Classic Hour, from July, 2000, stars Chris Norton, the owner of “Hotwear” a new line of clothing designed to make it easy for women to "get undressed quicker."

Margaret talks to Craig Hinderhouse, a dance instructor, about the clogging lessons she's been taking. Steve Bosell finds a black guy who could play at the Trump inauguration without being controversial, the lead singer of Thin Lizzy, Phil Lynette. The BSP Classic Show from December 1999 features Phil reporting on George Harrison being attacked in his home by a man with a knife, Jay Santos talks about his “Angel on my shoulder” New Years program for kids and Art Bell visits to tell everyone Y2K is happening in a few hours.

Phil checks in with the traffic trio of Bob Bakian, Sky Boy, and Boyd “Sky Baby” Sweetan. By the sound of it, things aren’t going so well… Then it’s a quick visit with Jay Santos and Brilly Hansen in Burn, OR as they monitor the militia thing happening there. Meanwhile, Bobbie Dooley and husband Steve talk about their new campaign, “guns don’t kill people, bullets do.” Originally aired January 6, 2016. The BSP Classic Hour: Steve Bosell joined the show in the second hour to say that he was inspired by Lance Armstrong. He bought $3,000 in cycling gear. Hutchins asked if, like Armstrong, he fit into the tight shorts because he only had one nut too. From July, 2001.