Phil discusses the sold-out one-man show on July 30 at the Hollywood Improv. Plans for Margaret to sing some psychedelic song while wearing a see through "gossamer" dress with no underwear are shelved... David G. Hall talks to Phil about a new sponsor, Toodle-oo, which is an app that lets people...other people...know where you are. Also the word "gesticulate" is put into Margaret's filth file. David through it all is making oatmeal for about 15 nephews and nieces... Ted Bell talks about a wine tasting event he's having at Ted's of Beverly Hills as Rudy Canosa helps out tending bar and giving the tongue-wag to women at the event... Episode 169 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.

Phil and the team are back talking about what a cesspool Facebook is, yet again. Bobbie Dooley and Margaret Grey choose each other off, agreeing to "throw down" at the next opportunity when Margaret offers the opinion that the only reason Dooley has her own podcast is because she gives it up. She mentions Dooley's series of encounters in the Koo-Ka-Roo parking lot a number of years ago. Jay Santos talks to Phil about Citizens Auxiliary Police techniques in apprehending a suspect including one called the "down low" that involves faking the suspect out with punching the air and pretending to kick him in the balls....and Phil talked about the unreliability of news reporting. Episode 168 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.

Dr. Ed Elcott guest hosts this morning and is joined by Elcott South, Chaffey Burger, who talks about CandlePower, a manifestation of one of the four Elcott Miracles, X-Ray vision. They also talk with Mary of Calcutta, an Elcott devotee running a charity soup kitchen and menswear store there. Gary Renaldo, a beatified Elcott priest now serving penance in Elcar Hell for the misuese of CandlePower, was remembered. Episode 167 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.

The first ever BSP-only Saturday show has Phil and the panel discussing possible names and theme music for a third Phil live show, such as "Son of Truth is our Bitch." And Phil reveals a great life regret...

Phil and the gang talked about Drake and all the money he has... As Phil chastised Margaret again for belching on the air, she made note of the fact that his "right hand doesn't look as if its supported properly by his wrist" when he speaks. (Meaning limp-wristed) Back to Drake and hip-hop in general, Phil talked about all the money those guys have including Jay Z at 500 million and the all-time champ, Dr. Dre, at 3 billion after selling his headphone company. Another sidetrack conversation had to do with "beating off" and Phil's alleged "beat off" hand motion. A Steve Dooley hip-hop project was also talked about, "I cuddle like a motherfucker...." Phil and the General got into talking about the show Air Disasters on the Smithsonian Channel which led to a discussion of how you land a plane when you're dead. Episode 166 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.

Phil and the crew discussed the passing of blues legend Johnny Winter and played some of his music. General Shaw demonstrated what he thought "blues ukelele" would sound like and Jeff Dowdder checked in from Mr Poo's previewing a song called "Darkness at Sunrise Blues." Also other attendant bullshit... "Don't do it, Barnes. Don't do it. Ten years for killing an enlisted man. You'll be climbing the f****** walls!"--Platoon Episode 165 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.

The Show featured Don Berman and Larry Grover debating Phil on the topic of violence in the black community and a newsman in New Jersey who is the latest white man to weigh in on its causes. Berman was talking to Phil from Marcy's Gym in Los Angeles and was doing his "curls" when he decided to do one last one and herniated something. The line went dead as Don was asking someone to reach down into his jock strap for some reason. Bobbie Dooley joined the program to discuss further her husband Steve's project of doing a hip hop song that celebrates cuddling and speaks openly of his dysfunction when pork is being cooked. In fact just the other night a couple down the street was having their annual luau barbecue and it was no-can-do for Steve... Episode 164 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.