Reverend Dave Castorini again tries to rationalize the obvious fact that he's gay by saying sex in the name of a "higher purpose" is just fine. Curt Queedy and Guy Barton have been voted out of the West Virginia state legislature, but that doesn't stop them from bullcrapping their way onto the show. Episode 330 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.

For today's podcast, we're featuring an encore broadcast of the show from October 17th, 2014. The show started off with the good news from Margaret Grey's household that there was no bloody, Ebola diarrhea there at all this morning, much to the general disgust of the crew to which Margaret reacted, typically, with shock and indignation. She recovered enough to butcher up the song "Total Eclipse of the Heart" or as she called it "Turn Around Bright Eyes." Phil also sang. Phil reviewed walk-off home runs that have won league championships, including last night's by San Francisco's Trevor Ishakawa. August Selsen concluded with a brand new half hour of advice on "How to do sex good." Episode 329 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.

An hour of Phil and the crew from KKSF, San Francisco, including Margaret & Frank Grey, Bob Green, one of Bob's pissed off customers Harold Brewster, Bobbie & Steve Dooley, Bud, and Robert. Among other things, the finally settled sexual harassment suits ("corn" and bathroom graffiti) against Bob & Frazier Foods are discussed. And we've got the full four-hour show in the videocast. Episode 328 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.

Dr. Jim Sadler 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." Episode 327 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.

The Saturday BSP-Only show! It's Kenny Slag's Principles for Abundance in the 21st Century.

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." Episode 326 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.

Phil talks with Don Berman of Channel 19 News and Rudy Canosa about Bill O'Reilly's claims of experience in combat zones. Rudy mentions the "Argentinian midge," a kind of "South American Tinker Bell" that brought devastation to the land after defeat in the Falklands War. Episode 324 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.