Professor Emory Clayton tries to defend hearing impaired host Debbie Daley from rabid conservative Larry Grover but it doesn't go over too good.... Later on Dr. Jim Sadler tries psychoanalyzing Phil but only winds up being taken apart by Margaret and Bud.... Jeff Dowdder comments on the passing of Slayer guitarist Jeff Hanneman by remembering Sweet Bacon Wrapped Vennison's bass guitar and French Horn player Greasy Costello whose death had nothing to do with Hannemans.

You made it! Here's a final dose of "Best Of" before Phil returns live on Monday.

Vacation is winding to a close, but we've got more "Best Of" on the radio for you. Phil makes his triumphant return on Monday!

Phil's still basking in the sun on a beach somewhere... Enjoy more "Best Of" on the radio!

More "Best Of" on the radio!

Phil's on vacation, so we've got some "Best Of" on the radio!

Phil talked with the panel about music, particularly the history of bluegrass, country and jug band music. Margaret told Phil that his love of bluegrass music was "drying your mind up." All she saw in bluegrass was "a million pairs of overalls coming unglued." Father James McQuarters reminisced about his days singing in an Irish quartet called The Irish Dandies." He also talked about the old days when he first came to Los Angeles County and tried to reach out to the poorer Mexican and Mexican American community by saying mass dressed "in a bullfighter uniform" or "mariachi pants with the buttons down the side." Ted Bell discussed the pizza oven he ordered and then sent back when he found out it had been made in Austria and Steve Bosell is suing Roy Hutchins...again...this time for recording Steve's delighted squeal upon learning Disney will stay open 24 hours at the beginning of Memorial weekend