Steve Bosell gets another opportunity to fill in as Phil's throat is still not a hundred percent. The Steve Bosell Cavalcade of Sports presents Steve and Bud Dickman reviewing last week's NFL playoff games as well as guests Vernon Dozier and Jack Armstrong giving their views on the upcoming Super Bowl! Weee!

It's Kenny Slag's Principles for Abundance in the 21st Century. And on the pre-show we have some more of the lost archives from March 1994 for you guys! Kenny Slag originally aired on February 28, 2015.

Phil introduces new sponsor Voo Doo Rugs and talks with store manager Gary Pipe. Bob Green also joins the show to make sure Pipe isn't trying to horn in on his airtime (when you hear Gary you'll understand), and Margaret rips through a rendition of Tina Turner's "Better Be Good To Me." Originally aired on February 27, 2015.

Dealing with a head cold, Phil gives the panel the day off and hosts a half hour of commercials drawn from the Milwaukee Lion broadcasts, featuring WANG radio promos for their various shows, Slidell Homes, Barney's Roses, Bleederman Crematoriums, Buggerman's Gardening Supplies, and Jack Bergin Loans...

Phil hooks up with the BSPs for the first time in almost a month. Lots of catching up with people from back east mentioning the crap weather and others moving west.

Phil's a bit under the weather today, so it's time for another Classic Friday! This time we feature two amazing clips from the years 2000 and 2006. The first features Bob Green from June 2006, who tells Phil about a Father’s Day special he’s running: he’s selling “rubbers” and demonstrates their use by sliding them over large “bologna” sausages. Then it's Steve Bosell from July 2000, who is concerned that a puppy he bought his daughter turned around and urinated on him. He has no choice but to sue the dog, his daughter, and a neighbor that laughed at him.

Dr Ron Tarner has improved on the doll he invented to kick down stairs when he feels angered and used. This one sounds like a man as it bounces along. Bobbie & Steve Dooley and Margaret Grey join forces to protest Ted Cruz using the phrase "this country needs a firm conservative hand." To them it sounds like America is a "wanton slut" that Cruz may find in bed with "another political system."

Reversed Dave Castorini, despite "sweating buckets" praying for a Palin endorsement of Cruz, is crushed to hear she went for Trump. Jeff Dowdder auditions for the "voice of NFL Films" job and lays down some real memorable stuff (sarcasm). Doug Dannger comes on to give RC Collins reporting tips, but it isn't long before he's threatening to kick his ass.

Phil relates his experience on stage in San Francisco at Sketchfest and hints at another career "adventure." Chef Carl Chodillia mediates between Phil and steakhouse owner Ted Bell after Phil reveals he ate at another steakhouse in San Francisco, the famed John's Grill. Rock journalist Dabbo Hill is on to comment on the life of Glenn Frey, but winds up going through the phone on Bud but is chased back by Phil and General Shaw.