Thursday, November 1, 2018
This bit from November 1, 1999. Steve Bosell, younger and with two daughters (no Steve Jr.) gets silly stringed on Halloween and he’s traumatized. (“It made me look like a fool”) What other [...]
This bit from November 1, 1999. Steve Bosell, younger and with two daughters (no Steve Jr.) gets silly stringed on Halloween and he’s traumatized. (“It made me look like a fool”) What other [...]
Channel 19’s experiment of making up a news story and seeing how many people catch it falls flat, as Don Berman explains. Jay Santos answers an “emergency” letter and winds up carrying luggage. [...]
Margaret gets Frank Grey on the phone to tell the story of “Jim Champlain” or “Champleen.” Dave Neener of K-BOY dresses in a “The Walking Dead” costume. Dr Jim Sadler counsels Phil after his [...]
There is no videocast of today’s show. One of the cats stole the cameras and tried to pawn them to buy guns. Police were here till 3am. Dave Neenor, program director of, it turns out, K-BOY in [...]
Our Tuesday encore from one year ago, October 9, 2017. Dr. William Brown, the primatologist, tells Phil that Vice President Pence used his season tickets to get into the Colt game. Dr. […]
Marilyn Donnelly’s car jumps a curb and drives partially through a liquor store when she hears the Kavanaugh news. After getting shelled in game three, Jack Armstrong changes his mind about [...]
Jay Santos or the Citizens Auxiliary Police, while conducting Operation Peek-A-Boo, I See You is beaten up by a homeowner and hospitalized. Professor Emory Clayton is having a hard time [...]
Jay Santos from the Citizens Auxiliary Police lays it down. He is there to save lives but more importantly to show how PHYSICALLY prepared he is. Don Micksa interviews a first responder and eats [...]
Jay Santos and the Citizens Auxiliary Police raid a tap dance class thinking they're rehearsing “the nutcracker,” which Jay takes as a terrorist threat. Larry Grover talks about President Trump [...]
An all new episode with Jay Santos of the Citizens Auxiliary Police guest hosting. Jay recounts a power struggle between himself and Major Elvis Newton’s son, Lou Newton, for control of the CAP.