Technical issues last night kept a live radio show off the air...as well as a PhilTV perfomace of the radio show.....but you can watch the raw video of how our show sort of crashed last night before air and the scurrying about that took place to correct the problem.....

David Castorini from Castorini Youth Ministries announces he is working with the CDC in getting people to stop smoking everywhere by 2020. Of course he is doing it for the love of his fellow man....and market price on two pieces of property that have been eminent domained, a meet and greet with Obama and a stay in the Lincoln Bedroom... Vernon Doziers service station on Brand Blvd in Glendale is doing big business since the price of gas shot up. And no, thank you very much, he isn't lowering the price. Yes he feels the customers pain..but what about his pain raising a developmentally disabled brother to adulthood only to hear him go "ding ding" every time a car drives in and a father who said he wouldn't amount to a hill of Johnny Cat.

Brass Villenueva returned to restate his case that the Latino community getting 3.75 million for obesity education is a good thing because it helps Latinos ween themselves off of Anglosized food like guacamole with mayo. And it was Margaret Grey joing Phil in the second hour disgusted by the Orange County Republican committeewoman who circulated an e-mail with Obama's picture on a monkey's body. Margaret called the woman racist even as Margaret derided her as "an old, died up mummy whose degeneration is moral as well as physical."

Well things started well enough...sort of...with Brass Villenueva reprising his performance from Satuerday night on KFI endorsing federal money for controlling obesity in the Latino community. Then came hour two and everything went to shit so fast that we have not posted the ugly, ugly videocast of it...Now this is "no shit." We do not have the videocast available from last night and will not...

"Best Of" on the Radio!

Curt Queedy and Guy Barton from the West Virginia statehouse paid us a visit tonight. The state senators have introduced a bill that not only allows air traffic controllers to take much needed nap breaks during their shifts but also affords members of the West Virginia legislature the same opportunity. "I am tired. I'm ready to fall out," says State Senator Queedy and his bill would allow him and Guy and others to sack out for about four hours a day. Next came Doug Danger, gay man and gay journalist, who is anxious to see a California bill that would allow the teaching of gay history to be rapidly implemented and he wants no input from straight parents, only gay parents. He says gay parents carry the stories of tribal traditions from their gay ancestors. Doug also has his "Gay Road Show," a collection of LGBT people he'll parade in front of the kids for a quarter.

Tonight we had in Chris Norton, a 28 year old telemarketar from Redondo Beach, California talking about how women like a man to "wheel them around, grab them by the shoulders and force a kiss on them because that's what they do in the movies." Chris did it....and got a sexual battery charge. Then Larry Grover, chairman of Conservatives of Kern County joined the show to talk with Phil about a philosophical conflict he is having: Should he support the Westboro Baptist Church's right to protest at military funerals or should he respect the right of the military family not to be harassed with hate while they lay their loved one to resgt? Larry is so torn he starts to cut himself on the air with a double-edge razor blade.

Tonight Herb Sewell was a last minute guest, filling in for a security specialist who got sick. Problem was Herb was talking about the need to pat down young children at airport security....and Herb spent 8 years in prison for molesting children. Herb though said he had served his time and was happy that for the first time in a long time he could talk about kids in a news story that has nothing to due with child abuse. He said he found the experience "very freeing." Ted Bell from Ted's of Beverly Hills came on board to discuss the accidental serving of alcohol to children that occured at a couple of different restaurants last week. Ted said that food servers become so frazzled and disoriented by rambunctious kids they "walk almost as if in a trace to the bar and order alcohol for the kids as a way of medicating them." It even happened to Ted one night when he found himself "filling a kid's sip cup with table wine from a jug."