Phil conducts two very weird interviews, one with a distracted Vernon Dozier who mentions that he's "hungover" but that he did not use drugs or alcohol the night before. The other is with construction contractor Steve Bosell who reflects on the passing of NASA engineer Bob Ebeling, who predicted the Challenger would blow up. Steve remembers a crash he feels he caused and could have prevented involving him breaking a wind so foul it disoriented the driver of the truck he was in. After the show stay tuned for the BSP Classic hour, featuring a clip from Hour 3 of July 30, 2003. Dean Wheeler says that giving a kidney to the parent of a girl you raped makes it okay... and he also hates Volkswagens.

The Marriott Hotel chain is moving into Cuba. Bobbie and Steve Dooley attempt to comment, but are insulted by Phil and ask to leave the air. Vernon Dozier talks about his addiction to world football (soccer) and what a waste of time it is. Jay Santos of the Citizens Auxiliary Police is called on to locate Larry & Gloria Grover after a suspicious hang up. Then after the show stay tuned for today's Classic Hour from November 30, 2000. R.C. Collins discusses the "New Youth Nation," a group of "children" moving to an Indian reservation because they no longer have trust and confidence in adults.

Another Saturday Cinema with Phil! Peter Graves stars (as he often did in the 50s) in a real cheese wheel from 1954 called "Killers From Space." Basically the aliens wear snow gear and have those plastic eye goggles you can buy at joke shops making their eyes looked bugged out. Why? Because their dying planet is dark so their eyes bugged for better vision.

Doug Dannger, "gay man and gay journalist" entertainment writer, tells Phil that "Daredevil" is going to stiff next season on Netflix. He says the number of people growing tired of looking at these so-called super heroes with impossible powers is rising. Bob Green loses a bet and is forced to dance an Irish jig. Pastor William Rennick talks about moral weakness in our youth, loving video games more than taking a bath.

Dave Oliva sort of admires North Korea, Jay Santos cheers on as another guy getting his ass kicked, and Don Micksa is really looking forward to Chelsea Handler's new talk show!

When freight pilot Art Griego met Michael Jackson years ago he didn't recognize him. The first thing he said to him was "What happened to you?" Then said "Your spaceship is probably leaving now so, bye." Now Art, realizing Jackson's estate is in the black, has tried contacting the family to straighten things out. Vernon Dozier is not a fan of Indiana Jones, either the movie or the Disney ride. In fact, the inexact features of the Disney Jungle ride anger him as well and he confronts a Jungle boat driver who calls in. Jeff Dowdder once again complains about not getting any credit for saving a little girl from a nurse shark at the beach one summer while Mother Teresa is now being canonized.

Ted Bell and Chef Carl Chodillia invite Dr. Ron Tarner to the restaurant to celebrate Pi Day... and offer him a peach pie. Tarner isn't amused and chalks the whole thing as a wasted trip. Mark Henshaw, Trump supporter, believes there is a New York based director of all anti-Trump "disrupters," a guy codenamed "Caspar the Friendly Ghost." Jay Santos is driving around trying to flare-drop speeders and is continuously told to f*** off.