Gremlins On My Mind (complete segment) Retired pilot Art Griego discusses stress of flying and what he calls "Gremlins on my Mind"; a mental state in which the pilot looses his grip and wants to fly the plane into the nearest free standing structure! from January 2002.(0:23:55) View Episode
Farewell Montage This is the end of the final broadcast of the Phil Hendrie Show, featuring classic moments from the past including Roland, Mavis, Pastor Rennick, RC, Harvey, Vernon, and Margaret. aired June 23rd, 2006.(0:07:54) View Episode
Santa Ain’t Black Mavis Leonard is at odds with her daughter over telling her grandson that Santa Claus is a black man. Just because he's a white man don't mean he can't love black children. from KFI.(0:34:13) View Episode
Inappropriate Gifts For Teacher Lloyd Russ advised his grandson to buy his teacher a birthday gift which included a lady schick razor, a hot wax kit, and some talcum powder. from KFI.(0:34:15) View Episode
Don’t Leave No Cute Tips Waitress Clara Bingham warns that if you don't appreciate the service you are getting, pay with cash...not a credit card, because payback is hell! from KFI October 1997.(0:34:25) View Episode
Cured Of Gayness Former homosexual Austin Webb joins to program to tell Phil he cured himself of the gay lifestyle using aversion therapy techniques. from KFI.(0:34:28) View Episode
Why She Get Pregnant? Raj is angry that his wife got pregnant... he wants to take the bastard child to get an abortion. from KFI February 1998.(0:34:32) View Episode
Teenage Freedom 16-year-old RC Collins has written a screenplay called "Teenage Freedom" that he is pitching to studios. from KFI.(0:34:39) View Episode
Grandpa’s Attic Lloyd Bonifide is at the E3 Convention in LA, he has created a new educational video game called "Grandpa's Attic" where kids search for Grandpas long lost artifacts... including a loaded shotgun! from May 2006.(0:22:13) View Episode
Ted’s Classy Ladies Ted Bell announces the "Ted's Of Beverly Hills Classy Ladies" emporium that will have under one roof: a place for Dad to relax to adult dancers and a place for Mom and the kids to play in a bounce house. from August 2005.(0:35:17) View Episode
