Elections results were reviewed by Don Micksa at the University of Washington, who was briefly sidetracked by the tight black skirt on a female anchor at ESPN. General Shaw and Margaret Grey also weighed in... Ted Bell and Chef Carl Chodillia had issues with Phil saying Chris Christie shanked Obama in the back with his opinion that there was no leadership in the White House. Phil said Christie "took a knife from a block of cheese and another knife from a slab of bacon and sunk them both in Obama's back." Also Steve Bosell called to express his hurt at hearing Phil talk about two other ESPN anchors, Chris McHendry and Britt McHenry,and how they are possibly related to him...making them optimum sex slaves... Episode 244 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.

The show started off with the good news from Margaret Grey's household that there was no bloody, Ebola diarrhea there at all this morning, much to the general disgust of the crew to which Margaret reacted, typically, with shock and indignation. She recovered enough to butcher up the song "Total Eclipse of the Heart" or as she called it "Turn Around Bright Eyes." Phil also sang. Phil reviewed walk-off home runs that have won league championships, including last night's by San Francisco's Trevor Ishakawa. August Selsen concluded with a brand new half hour of advice on "How to do sex good." Get ready world for The World of Phil Hendrie live and onstage...next stop, the Ontario Improv in Ontario, CA on Oct 29th....tickets on sale now! Episode 231 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.

Rudy Canosa and Margaret Grey discussed the need for the female Fox news anchors to slap each other across the face on a regular basis "because of their ego-cen-TRICITY." Margaret had a particular problem with "the blond wearing the doctor's smock" and "that Kirsten Powers with the space between the teeth" on the morning Fox news. "They need the face slapped and slapped hard." General Shaw slapped his own face because he felt bad about making a crack concerning a missing American student in the Middle East. He then went on to mourn the legacy of Lawrence of Arabia and that fact that he worked for so much and now "the whole things turned to shit again." Episode 195 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.

Phil is celebrating his birthday weekend, so we've cut up a "Best Of" show for your enjoyment today. But don't despair, because we're wrapping up today's episode with a brand new Bobbie celebrity interview! This time Bobbie sits down with Dr. Drew Pinsky for part one of her three part interview. Margaret Grey opened the show and really carved it a new ass trying to add lyrics to the theme from "28 Days Later" as she practiced for the One-Man Show July 30th at the Hollywood Improv. Then, Phil talks to Vernon Dozier about a student disciplined because of an offensive song the kid was playing in his car. And Ted Bell got his feelings hurt when Phil seemingly named Morton's as his favorite steakhouse. Dean Wheeler joined the program as he was soaking in a "re-nutritioning" bath. Dean mentioned his religion, "The Wonderful World of Cong," and its rivalry with "Elcott-The Next Step" and that both will be celebrating the Autumn Solstice in the same area, "Elcott" at the Mill Valley Holiday Inn and "Cong" at the Convention Center. The episode closes with the first part of Bobbie's interview with Dr. Drew. Episode 192 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.

Margaret Grey really carved it a new ass trying to add lyrics to the theme from "28 Days Later" as she practiced for the One-Man Show July 30th at the Hollywood Improv. Dean Wheeler joined the program as he was soaking in a "re-nutritioning" bath. Dean mentioedn his religion, "The Wonderful World of Cong," and its rivalry with "Elcott-The Next Step" and that both will be celebrating the Autumn Solstice in the same area, "Elcott" at the Mill Valley Holiday Inn and "Cong" at the Convention Center. Episode 171 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.

Phil and the team are back talking about what a cesspool Facebook is, yet again. Bobbie Dooley and Margaret Grey choose each other off, agreeing to "throw down" at the next opportunity when Margaret offers the opinion that the only reason Dooley has her own podcast is because she gives it up. She mentions Dooley's series of encounters in the Koo-Ka-Roo parking lot a number of years ago. Jay Santos talks to Phil about Citizens Auxiliary Police techniques in apprehending a suspect including one called the "down low" that involves faking the suspect out with punching the air and pretending to kick him in the balls....and Phil talked about the unreliability of news reporting. Episode 168 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.