Phil is under the weather, so we've cut together a "Best Of" to tide you over until tomorrow. Dave Oliva kicks off the podcast by talking with the crew about a stalker bothering Sandra Bullock and how LAPD has a priority list of celebrities they "roll pretty quick on whereas some other types of people don't get quite the response time." Then Ted Bell came on and bet Phil $10,000 that there is a real Chief Wahoo and not just a cartoon character mascot for the Cleveland Indians... Closing the show is Bobbie Dooley with her was her husband Steve. They brought on Professor Emory Clayton to get his "stamp of approval" on a hip-hop track Steve is contemplating having to do with erectile dysfunction. Also Bobbie's nephew Justin MacElroy was on the program complaining about another slut his mother, Bobbie's sister Jeannie, is hanging around with. Bobbie's brother-in-law Raff, a dentist with a side business doing unnecessary extractions, also called in. Episode 217 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.

Phil and the crew recapped the Ventura Harbor Comedy Club show with visits from Ted Bell and Jay Santos. Also talk of the Dodgers clinching the NL West... Folks, we apologize. We had a spontaneous malfunction of our video stream halfway through the show this morning, so we only have the first half archived. We are looking into the problem as we speak. Episode 215 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.

The panel discussed the one man show tonight with Margaret running down her show numbers. Ted Bell also came on board to talk about his show open. Ted mentioned the "thinly sliced pork roast" at Ted's which had Margaret immediately thinking it was a slam on her love of "light ham." President Obama's speech was debated by Larry Grover for the right and Jack Armstrong for the left. Grover thought Obama's speech was an entre to ISIS holding his head in front of a camera with Larry staring back and the hand that holds his head "also holding a Marlboro. That's some disrespect." Episode 214 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.

Kicking things off was talk of the Scottish independence vote and what it all meant which no one understood or cared about. Conversation was more about "What is large curd cottage cheese" and "Phil needs to pull one of Margaret's tampons out of the studio toilet..." Mavis Leonard came on to comment on the NFL domestic abuse scandals as she was being driven to the funeral of her late pinochle partner Ella Saban. She also was bugging her driver to "pull it up" at a McDonald's so she could get a quarter pounder with cheese. Ted Bell also got in on the discussion. But the segment went all wrong when Margaret went through the phone on Ted and knocked his "buck tooth bridge" out of his mouth. Episode 211 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.

Phil is in meetings all day, so we've cut together another "Best Of" for your enjoyment! Jay Santos kicked off the show by talking 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... Ted Bell talks about a wine tasting event he's having at Ted's of Beverly Hills as Rudy Canosa helps out tending bar and giving the tongue-wag to women at the event... Steven Bosell of Corona, CA talked about the incident at the beach that saw a wad of mayo hit his chin and his wife's rude response. David G. Hall talks to Phil about a new sponsor, Toodle-oo, which is an app that lets people...other people...know where you are. Also the word "gesticulate" is put into Margaret's filth file. David through it all is making oatmeal for about 15 nephews and nieces... Dr. Ed Elcott closes the podcast this morning, and is joined by Elcott South, Chaffey Burger, who talks about CandlePower, a manifestation of one of the four Elcott Miracles, X-Ray vision. They also talk with Mary of Calcutta, an Elcott devotee running a charity soup kitchen and menswear store there. Gary Renaldo, a beatified Elcott priest now serving penance in Elcar Hell for the misuese of CandlePower, was remembered. Episode 196 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.