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 Trumps trade "policy." Father James McQuarters takes sides in the Apple vs FBI case.

Professor Emory Clayton talks about what he says is a flight of white students going back to get a cheaper education in "the Fatherland" (Germany). Construction contractor Steve Bosell worries that the labor problems 7-Eleven is having in Australia might spill into the States and he'll be out his favorite hot dog.

Phil is back in time to host Larry Grover, Bob Green, and Mavis Leonard as they all discuss their support for Donald Trump. Larry feels he was tricked into it though by the smooth talking Trump. Later it's Steve Bosell talking about the case of a man who recorded his doctors, during a surgery he was having, insulting him. Steve is afraid it'll happen to him during an upcoming nose job he's scheduled.

Steve Bosell gets another opportunity to fill in as Phil's throat is still not a hundred percent. The Steve Bosell Cavalcade of Sports presents Steve and Bud Dickman reviewing last week's NFL playoff games as well as guests Vernon Dozier and Jack Armstrong giving their views on the upcoming Super Bowl! Weee!

Phil's a bit under the weather today, so it's time for another Classic Friday! This time we feature two amazing clips from the years 2000 and 2006. The first features Bob Green from June 2006, who tells Phil about a Father’s Day special he’s running: he’s selling “rubbers” and demonstrates their use by sliding them over large “bologna” sausages. Then it's Steve Bosell from July 2000, who is concerned that a puppy he bought his daughter turned around and urinated on him. He has no choice but to sue the dog, his daughter, and a neighbor that laughed at him.

An anatomically correct bear costume and rainbow shorts get Steve Bosell in more deep shit at his daughter's middle school... Frank Grey, getting in 18 at Cheviot Hills, talks about Trump and "what a disaster she is." And he debates the deportation thing with Jay Santos...

It's the Steve Bosell Sports Hour with the Corona, California construction contractor holding forth on the topics of football for LA and, off topic but relevant, Steve's love of Guns and Roses and how his leather pants split up the ass-end one night at a G & R show. With special guests Don Micksa and Mavis Leonard, who lifts weights at Gold's while talking to Steve.

Chef Carl Chodillia joins the show with a new recipe: deep fried zucchini. Then Don Micksa reports on the top hipster cities in America. Larry Grover tries to describe the "big pivot" the Republican party is taking away from Hillary. And Steve Bosell closes things out with a confused discussion on civil disobedience.