On the show today Margaret discusses an upcoming charity event, the "Bongo-thon" held by Bobbie Dooley. Jack Eigagder from WANG radio joins the show to talk about this past weekend's Lions game. Then Vernon Dozier calls up to discuss his possible retirement from high school football. Margaret attempts to sing "'O Sole Mio" and Raj Fahneen reports on taking his son to the Dodger game.

It's a Phil Only Monday as Phil gives the panel the day off. Phil deals with personal tumult over the weekend at a writing retreat. A pressure cooker infomercial featuring pulled pork reminds Phil why he doesn't eat pork. And the topic of hunting follows with a Phil apology at the end for "possibly pissing people off."

It's Saturday, and that means it's time for another hang out session with the BSP members. Phil talks about HendrieCon, his brother's recovery, silicon ice cube trays, jalapeño tequila, the North Woods Inn, and a bunch more!

Phil introduces a Classic Friday with two bits from 2002. Bob Green won a million bucks on a stunt-type show in Canada and now he's expected to pay for injuries he inflicted during his "stunt." Then Larry Grover rips the lid off cheerleading and how it's a gateway to sexual performance anxiety among men and nagging among women.

Phil talks with Deane Wheeler about some bad comments he received at LinkedIn. Deane teaches something called Emmawheela Yoga. It helps one achieve supreme flexibility "to the point where a guy can give himself a b******." Also Vernon Dozier frets about a football season that's getting away from him. Warren Benman joins the discussion. And Bobbie & Steve Dooley comment on pregnant TV weatherwomen "with the big asses."

The panel is back and immediately begin wondering whether Phil's making some move to oust them permanently. Margaret sings the song "Misty" by Johnny "ma-THIS" (French pronunciation). Chef Carl Chodillia battles chest pains after punching out Ted Bell and harassment from Raj Feneen to present his recipe for Jalapeño meat loaf (he says he's using ground turkey, but he isn't really). Jack Eigagder and Bret Moreson report on Sunday's Milwaukee Lions game (Spoiler Alert: they give the final score). Larry and Gloria Grover discuss the split in the (as Larry calls it, to attract more black members) "Blapublican Party."