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It’s Elcott……the Next Step!… Dr. Ed Elcott brings on special guests Beans Halberstam and Bobbie and Steve Dooley. The Overlords are not happy.

It’s Elcott……the Next Step!… Dr. Ed Elcott brings on special guests Beans Halberstam and Bobbie and Steve Dooley. The Overlords are not happy.

It’s Elcott……the Next Step!… Dr. Ed Elcott brings on special guests Beans Halberstam and Bobbie and Steve Dooley. The Overlords are not happy.

It’s Elcott……the Next Step!… Dr. Ed Elcott brings on special guests Beans Halberstam and Bobbie and Steve Dooley. The Overlords are not happy.

It’s Elcott……the Next Step!… Dr. Ed Elcott brings on special guests Beans Halberstam and Bobbie and Steve Dooley. The Overlords are not happy.

It’s Elcott……the Next Step!… Dr. Ed Elcott brings on special guests Beans Halberstam and Bobbie and Steve Dooley. The Overlords are not happy.

It’s Elcott……the Next Step!… Dr. Ed Elcott brings on special guests Beans Halberstam and Bobbie and Steve Dooley. The Overlords are not happy.

It’s Elcott……the Next Step!… Dr. Ed Elcott brings on special guests Beans Halberstam and Bobbie and Steve Dooley. The Overlords are not happy.

It’s Elcott……the Next Step!… Dr. Ed Elcott brings on special guests Beans Halberstam and Bobbie and Steve Dooley. The Overlords are not happy.

It’s Elcott……the Next Step!… Dr. Ed Elcott brings on special guests Beans Halberstam and Bobbie and Steve Dooley. The Overlords are not happy.

Ted Bell is upset at his nephew for farting in his brand high performance vehicle.(0:10:57)
Ted Bell of "Ted's of Beverly Hills" simply can't understand why anybody would object to the fact that he's dating his employee's 16-year old daughter.(0:24:12)
Hour 1: Larry Grover is on the show to talk about the healthcare bill being signed into law. He doesn't like it. He says that the conservatives used to fight for this law, but it seems like they just gave up. The fight's over. Hour 2: Phil discussed the news media. There was a "There goes that Biden" saying Joe Biden dropped the F-bomb. Austin Amarka thinks Joe was saying it to Obama. During the second half of the show Phil takes a call from a listener. There is a news story about Google and Ann Coulter. Hour 3: Ted Bell donated 3 Laker tickets to Kids for USA. When he found out this charity is for kids who are overweight he rescinded on his offer. He thought these kids were already in shape. Ted says the way the kids look clashes with his polished look. He also refuses to call the kids fat, instead calling them pudgy and husky. At the end of the hour there is a news story that says Seattle, Boston, and DC are the riskiest online cities. Show log by Bonnie Kliewer
Hour 1: It's St. Patrick's Day and Ted Bell doesn't want to promote a Catholic religion that had has problems like child molester's and holocaust deniers. Hour 2: Phil talks about a woman who wants to be the fattest women in the world. Her goal is 1000lbs. Then there is some politics talk. At the last half of the hour Phil interviews Andy Levy from the show Red Eye. Hour 3: Margaret Grey is on the program to talk about the healthcare vote. She and her group is going out to explain the healthcare plan to the tea party people. They think it's socialism, communism and Nazism. She says it's just a government proposed program. She says the tea party people are mentally teatarted, or as Frank puts it Becked Up or Becked up beyond all recognition. BEBAR. Then Margaret sings Don't fear the teatard to the tune of Don't fear the reaper. Show log by Bonnie Kliewer
Hour 1: Professor Emery Clayton is on the show to talk about Tiger Woods affair. He says it's not Tiger's fault that he cheated. He cheated with a porn star, so it doesn't count as having an affair because she's not a real woman. She doesn't rise to the level as a woman. Then Phil reads some news. Hour 2: Ted Bell is talking about Joe Stack. He doesn't want to be insensitive, but he is renaming his restaurant Ted's of Beverly Hills Joe Stack House over the weekend in honor of Joe Stack. He's also cutting his price of steaks in half. Ted doesn't want to hear Phil say that there is not enough left of Stack to do an autopsy, or that he murdered someone. Then there is a Dr. Green Thumb report. Hour 3: At the beginning of this hour Phil talks politics. Then he talks about quitting smoking and reads some news. Show log by Bonnie Kliewer
Hour 1: Dave Oliva comes on the program to talk about the telethon for Haiti. Dave says that people are too stupid to know that they are lying about the money they are raising. He says that people say they are going to donate money but they really don't. Dave proved his point by calling to donate $200,000 and asking to speak to Reese Witherspoon, or as he keeps calling her Reeses. Instead they patched him through to Taylor Swift. He calls back and said he wasn't going to donate $200,000 anyway, click. Hour 2: Ted Bell is on to talk about Charles Phillips, Oracle Executive, who had an affair. When he broke it off his mistress got so upset she put up a billboard and a website. Ted says that women who take up with married men should know that he will eventually go back to his wife. It's a gentleman's agreement. Ted says "I'm not going to let this happen again." Then Phil reads some news. Hour 3: Phil starts out the hour talking about the all white basketball league. Then some other stuff. Show log by Bonnie Kliewer
Hour 1: Hewlett Packard may be racist. Webcams built into its PC are incapable of recognizing black users. Professor Emory Clayton says there is a record of black people and some people want to irradicate this record. Hour 2: Phil starts out this hour with some political talk. David G Hall calls in to talk about a production meeting. He says the bumper music is too weird. He thinks that What a wonderful day by the Dixie Echoes is more appropriate. Airlines can only leave passengers on the tarmac for 3 hours. Some commentary. Phil takes a phone call. More talk about Brittany Murphy's death. Hour 3: Ted Bell comes on the show to discuss a manger scene that he put up in Beverly Hills. The authorities want him to take it down. They don't necessarily oppose the manger scene, it's the sign that Ted put up with it advertising his steakhouse that they objected to. Then the stories we couldn't get to.
Hour 1: Senators want to tax plastic surgery. Bobbie Dooley thinks that cosmetic plastic surgery is just as essential as other plastic surgeries. The women need to conform to their environment. Hour 2: Ted Bell comes on the show to talk about tipping. When a customer tips a waiter or waitress it makes them feel better about themselves. Ted has a mandatory tip policy and the money goes to him. The tip has nothing to do with service. Hour 3: Ted continues to discuss tipping. An Arkansas cop is suspended for not using a camera when he tazered a 10 year old girl. Then the stories we couldn't get to.
Phil Hendrie is back to being himself. In other words, he is scores of different people, from journalist/holistic nutritionist Margaret Gray to Ted Bell, who claims he invented baked potatoes cooked in tin foil, to politically incorrect homeowners association commando Bobbie Dooley to Pastor William Rennick, who has deduced that Jesus must have been black because he called everyone "Brother" and was profiled by the authorities. Hendrie honed his riotously funny radio theater of the mind on WIOD (AM 610), then went to Los Angeles, where he became nationally syndicated. He gave up radio in 2006 to act and do voices on shows such as King of the Hill and Futurama. This wasn't enough to keep him busy so he returned to radio with a general talk show the following year. Now he is back to his old hilarious ways on more than 100 stations, including WIOD, WINZ (AM 940) and WBZT (AM 1230). Alas, his show is live out of Los Angeles from 10 p.m.-1 a.m. Pacific Time (1-4 a.m. in the East). So many stations pick up only highlights or air it on delay. WIOD carries highlights from 9-11 p.m. on Sunday, and WINZ airs an hour from 5-6 a.m. weekdays. WBZT, which has limited reach in Palm Beach County, carries Hendrie live. The thing I miss most about South Florida is... The great listeners I had and the friends I made there. South Florida was the first place that really got it about me. The people were unbelievable. The golf tournaments we had the last summer I was there were awesome. Offered prime tickets to any event, my choice would be ... Any Green Bay Packers game played in the snow. If I wasn't on the radio, I would have liked to be ... A professor of history or doing historical research. If I could go on any reality show, my choice would be ... That bail bond show in Miami with those chicks. Something about me people would be surprised to know is ... I'm a completely middle-class man. I like suburbia, supermarkets, school plays and stuff like that.
Relax, grammar fans — it's perfectly acceptable to refer to Phil Hendrie in the plural tense. After all, he's the radio genius (in our humble opinion) who completely blew up and reinvented the Talk radio format — by operating as a self-contained unit of host and outrageous guests. Hendrie played all the roles himself, seamlessly toggling back and forth between multiple voices at once. Talk Radio Network is now proud to bring back Phil and all of his characters for your entertainment pleasure. Hendrie's show works beautifully on two levels: a) unbridled hilarity for those of us who were in on the joke and b) our added joy at listening to those poor unsuspecting saps who called in, outraged at the increasingly bizarre rantings of Phil's "guests." It was theatre of the mind in the truest sense. We are more than pleased to report that Hendrie has answered our radio prayers and is bringing back all of the voices in his head, including Bobbie Dooley, head of the "Western Estates Homeowners Association"; the obnoxious, incredibly wealthy (did we mention obnoxious?) Ted Bell, owner of "Ted's Steakhouse of Beverly Hills"; gossip columnist Margaret Grey; Doug Danger (pronounced Dang-her), self-described as "a gay man and a gay journalist"; teenage dork RC Collins; and one of our favorites, Jay Santos of the "Citizens Auxiliary Police," a completely unauthorized law-enforcement service that "helps the police." "Radio needs alternative programming, like my show, now more than ever," said Hendrie. "Having the advantage of communicating compelling and outrageous points of view through these characters is an opportunity no other host has." For more Phil info, hit up Mark Masters at [email protected].
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