Phil is celebrating his birthday weekend, so we've cut up a "Best Of" show for your enjoyment today. But don't despair, because we're wrapping up today's episode with a brand new Bobbie celebrity interview! This time Bobbie sits down with Dr. Drew Pinsky for part one of her three part interview. Margaret Grey opened the show and really carved it a new ass trying to add lyrics to the theme from "28 Days Later" as she practiced for the One-Man Show July 30th at the Hollywood Improv. Then, Phil talks to Vernon Dozier about a student disciplined because of an offensive song the kid was playing in his car. And Ted Bell got his feelings hurt when Phil seemingly named Morton's as his favorite steakhouse. Dean Wheeler joined the program as he was soaking in a "re-nutritioning" bath. Dean mentioned his religion, "The Wonderful World of Cong," and its rivalry with "Elcott-The Next Step" and that both will be celebrating the Autumn Solstice in the same area, "Elcott" at the Mill Valley Holiday Inn and "Cong" at the Convention Center. The episode closes with the first part of Bobbie's interview with Dr. Drew. Episode 192 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.

The Saturday BSP-Only Show! Dr. Elcott guest hosts.

Don Berman from channel 19 news comes in early to his newsroom to be on our show and isn't recognized by anyone. It's a problem... Mavis Leonard rips AT&T Wireless an ass for cutting her minutes off while she's texting a story for her "Interesting Tidbits" newsletter... Phil replays for the crew the Don Lemon-Talib Kweli exchange from Ferguson, MO and they comment on it like the dumb asses they are... Episode 191 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.

Ferguson, Ebola and ISIS were "on tap" today with the panel. Special guests were Jay Santos, Dave Oliva, and Dean Wheeler as well as Frank Grey, who was supposed to be talking about the legal aspects of Ferguson, but couldn't get to it, again, because of his gender confusion. Bud, Robert and Margaret cued up a bugle blowing the cavalry call to mock General Shaw... Other weirdnessity.... Episode 190 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.

The crew talked about the latest fad phrase "What he said." Phil said he got to the point of wanting to stick a spear in anyone saying "Just sayin.'" Discussed also was the horrid news from the Middle East and Ferguson which somehow led to an analysis of baby food, "pablums", and other things a terrorist's head might look like after taking a baseball bat to it. Guesting was Professor Emory Clayton on Ferguson and Bobbie Dooley on her Dr. Drew interview. Jerry Markham, the mumbling lawyer from Austin has been rescheduled. Episode 189 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.

Guest Austin attorney, Jerry Markham, who recently had surgery on his tongue, joined the show to discuss Rick Perry's plight in Texas. Larry Grover was also on to talk with the panel about Ferguson but got sidetracked by seeing a priest on TV that "looked like Stephen Colbert." That was followed by Margaret carving up "Reach Out And Touch Somebody's Hand." And Brad Riffkin joins the show to discuss the San Francisco '49ers stadium issues. Episode 188 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.