The BSP Classic Hour is from October 2001. Ted Bell wants an 18-month pass to be able to drive drunk anytime he wants since he is an important businessman.

Pilot Art Griego is welcomed after a couple of years hiatus. Art feels devalued as an aviator since he heard new drones were going to deliver pizzas and donuts and he’ll likely be offered the job too. Larry and Gloria Grover join Chris Norton to talk about Sarah Sanders leaving the White House. Larry thinks he’s got a shot with her even though she’s married.

Bob Green, CEO of Frazier Foods told a joke on National Corn Day and it stiffed. So he doubled down with a fake suicide note and it only got worse. Vernon Dozier talks about the St Louis Blues and losing a Stanley Cup bet to his pain-in-the-ass brother-in-law.

Deane Wheeler is a special in-studio guest. He’s in Southern California to watch a horse run that he part owns, hoping it isn’t injured when it runs but more interested in winning the money. Bobbie and Steve Dooley are heading to Buttner Lake to see their cabin after almost burning it to the ground two summers ago.

One of the funniest shows of the netcast era, Don Berman is getting ready to go to Singapore for the big summit. Bobbie and Steve Dooley are getting ready for the summer-tacular where Steve will sing “One Headlight,” Bobbie and Steve’s special song.

Bobbie and Steve Dooley talk about the gated community in McKinney TX controversy. Dave Oliva discusses the height requirements for cops and a new song he’s written for the LAPD to the melody of “Land of 1000 Dances.”

This movie is a little too cute. Weird story that starts on a train and ends on a train with a bunch of stuff in the middle not on a train. General Gaylen Shaw hosts with Dr Jim Sadler as guest commentator.

Don Berman, channel 19 news, details what led up to his invitation from the White House to interview Donald Trump, June 21. The weekend of the 15-16 is another marathon, this time with Vernon Dozier. He remembers his proudest moment.

Don Berman, channel 19 news, details what led up to his invitation from the White House to interview Donald Trump, June 21. The weekend of the 15-16 is another marathon, this time with Vernon Dozier. He remembers his proudest moment.

Lloyd Bonafide returns and sings, or not, God Bless America to prove Trump knows how to sing it. Stephen Bosell comments on the Philadelphia Eagles not showing up at the White House. Coach Dozier reports on the Stanley Cup final.