It's the Margaret Grey Players with Margaret Grey as Phil Hendrie, Phil Hendrie as Robert Leonard, Robert Leonard as General Gaylen Shaw, General Gaylen Shaw as Bud Dickman and Bud Dickman as Margaret Grey. The BSP Classic Show is from May 2003. Dean Wheeler is marching to Washington to demand a monument to war protesters be erected near the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall. It would have a sculpture of Barbra Streisand and Charlie Sheen.

Ted Bell, owner of Ted's of Beverly Hills, and his head chef Carl Chodillia roll out the chef's recipe for tri-tip. Ted flips out over the mention of a competitor's cheese spread. Raj Feneen and his son Todd discuss the latest travel ban executive order from Donald Trump. RC Collins on what's next for the Lakers and how long can Jeannie Buss hang on. The BSP Classic Show is from September 1, 2004, and Phil's birthday. Jay Santos is on patrol to harass motorists who pick their kids up at school but live less than 5 miles away.

Bobbie and Steve Dooley tell Phil the unflattering photos of Trump have to stop.Jay Santos of the Citizens Auxiliary Police worries about Kellyanne Conway "spreading." And Pastor William Rennick says "Jimmy Kibble" pulled a fast one at the Oscars. The BSP Classic Hour: Bobbie fears her son is depressed because he wouldn’t give her a kiss on the lips when she dropped him off at basketball practice. From December 1999.

General Shaw welcomes guest commentator Bobbie Dooley (with Steve along because who's going to tell him 'no.') as they watch Susan Cabot in 1959's "indictment" of the beauty product industry "The Wasp Woman."

The BSP chat with our friends in PA, CA, FL, MN, AL and, of course, Dubai! The BSP Classic Show: Steve Bosell violently pulled his wife out of a rental car. Bob Bakian is a businessman who is mad that Kobe Bryant might not be playing because he had business deals riding on it.

From the very earliest days of our digital show comes this gem. In fact, it's so long ago, General Shaw sounds completely different. As to the show itself, in a controversial move that created friction within show staff, the Phil Hendrie Show purchased the broadcast rights to the Devil f*cking Fred Phelps, minus lube. The first mention of the existence of an animal known as “the traveling squirrel” was discussed by Steve Bosell, Phil Hendrie, and Guy Barton. Barton had written a song called “Traveling Squirrel.” Phil ripped people that were criticizing coverage of the Malaysia Air. Curt Queedy and Guy Barton discussed Turkey banning Twitter and at one point General Shaw thought the Prime Minister of Turkey was the same guy that “gave it to William Hayes in ‘Midnight Express’.” The BSP Classic Show is from August 18, 2003. Adjusting bikini bottoms. Ted Bell is unable to hire an underage girl at his restaurant. Also, safe houses for viewing porn....

A truly modern Phil Hendrie Show classic with Dr. Jim Sadler. He talks with Phil about the case of Ursula and Sabrina Eriksson, a pair of twins whose story is too far out there to tell here. Plus, a return visit from Robert Oden who reluctantly explains that in order for Empire to survive it has to A.G. Our BSP Classic Show features Phil on the stagnation of rock and roll. Larry Grover has a pamphlet called Dating Tips For Divorced Men. Steve Bosell lost his son’s respect when he showed Axl Rose on TV and it stunk.

As we take a few days off to get set for some major moves next week, here is the Phil Hendrie Show from a year ago, March 2016. 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 Trump's trade “policy.” Father James McQuarters takes sides in the Apple vs. FBI case. The BSP Classic Hour features Bel Mar Academy High School teacher Vernon Dozier talking about his 68-year-old mother-in-law getting engaged. Vernon says the announcement was made at dinner and nearly made him vomit.

Phil is completing his classes this week. Big accident. We thought it was last week. HOWEVER... We have a serious classic in the show today from March of last year... August Selson's Sexual Exclamation! Featuring August, a cave gnome named Mr. Fur, a centaur named Darrian, and, of course, Lady Beth. The panel interviews security consultant Jay Santos for information on why a Time Magazine photographer got beat on at the Trump rally in Alabama. Trump supporter Mark Henshaw. The BSP Classic Hour is from March 2001. It's Austin Amarca. He thinks that Tim McVeigh was just playing a practical joke.

General Shaw fills in for Phil as the panel comments on the Academy Awards. On the BSP Classic Show, Margaret Gray suggests that American Olympic athletes tone it down a bit given our exploits in Iraq. Plus two variety hours.