Don Micksa may be trading in his professors cap for the summer for a microphone as he considers doing play-by-play for the Boontown Rabid, an unaffiliated minor league club in Washington state. Doug Dannger is signing copies of his two new autobiographies "I'm A Gay Man" and "I'm A Gay Journalist" at a bookstore in Orange County, and Phil and the panel try to make sense out of that one...

A discussion of sports radio with David G. Hall and Doug Dannger's two...that's right...two new autobiographies. Travel writer Karl Slinter also guests.

David G. Hall and Paul Mazeer review yesterday's "Margaret Grey Players" show. And Steve Bosell further discusses his lawsuit against CK Corona Middle School's headmistress Erica Dorton.

The Margaret Grey Players do their version of the Phil Hendrie Show featuring General Shaw as Bud Dickman. Later Rudy Canosa talks economy with Phil and Frank Grey discusses Bosell's lawsuit against CK Corona headmistress Erica Dorton.

Phil's guests Harvey Weirman, Steve Bosell, and Rudy Canosa remember various bizarre occurrences at rock concerts they've seen or been involved in throughout the years.

Tech journalist Paul Mazeer reviews the new website design and in the process reveals a secret! Father James McQuarters tries reviewing "Going Clear" but winds up f***ing with the increasingly senile Father Staley.

It's Dr Ed Elcott taking on the various critics of ELCOTT: The Next Step, what are called Blasphema Grade AA Jumbo and their lies, referred to in ELCOTT as Slobber or Slabber. One of the critics, by the way, is Ed's nephew Mike from Denver.

We're still ironing out the kinks for the new website, so we're digging deep into the archives for today's podcast. This one comes to you from December 2000, featuring David G. Hall, Chris Norton, and Lloyd Bonafide.