The Media Archive

The Media Archive

The Media Archive

The Media Archive

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Tuesday, January 25, 2000

Hour 1:(Phil's last show from the KFI studio) Phil asks his listeners, "just how well do you know the music from adult films?" After Phil complains that KABX is tape delaying his show, David G. Hall joins the airwaves to explain to Phil that he isn't even on theHour 2:David helps Phil do some quality control with his material (continued) Phil asks his listeners to call in to play a new game which he calls "Is It Porn or Not?" Phil welcomes Carvin Knowles, producer of the compilation "Sex-o-rama."Hour 3:"Secret Nacho Recipe" Bobbie Dooley is hosting her annual "Superbowl Gala" where there will be a chili cookoff and nacho competition. Bobbie suspects that her neighbor Janice has stolen her nacho recipe.

Monday, January 24, 2000

Hour 1:"You Don't Give Ted Bell a Ticket" Ted Bell says the Beverly Hills police department ruined his day by pulling him over on his way to the Golden Globe awards. Ted claims all he did was blow three red lights and hit a parked car.Hour 2:Phil rants about his homeowners association asking his family to remove their basketball hoop from the front of the house, listeners weight in.Hour 3:"Run 'Em and Gun 'Em" Longtime Rams fan RC Collins calls the program to talk about the former Los Angeles football team and their history of fairwheather fans. Steve Bosell chimes in, he says RC doesn't know what he's talking about.

Thursday, January 20, 2000

Hour 1:"Hedy Lamarr Tribute" Attorney Harvey Wireman joins the airwaves to discuss the life and times of actress Hedy Lamarr. RC Collins chimes in! Jay Santos from "Fallen Star Entertainment" joins the program, they perform theatrical reinactments of famous celHour 2:"Fallen Star Entertainment" (cont'd) Phil talks about his zero tolerance policy for affiliates that tape delay his show. Phil receives a call from an old lady from Anchorage Alaksa who attempts to crank the show.Hour 3:"The Art of Self Fulfillment" Dr.Jim Sadler says he stopped practicing yoga because it was a cult that practiced "self fellatio." Phil talks about going whale watching with his family.

Wednesday, January 19, 2000

Hour 1:Intern Bud Dickman gets on Phil's case after he announces that he doesn't want to do anymore public appearances. Phil talks about the fan letters he used to receive from Sean Hannity. Margaret Gray says that ever since the Northridge earthquake in '94 herHour 2:Margaret Gray tells Phil that ever since the Northridge earthquake in '94 her son has been sleeping in her bed. (continued) Bob Bakian reports with the news that Barbara Streissand will no longer be performing live. Phil talks about moving to his new housHour 3:"The 13th Floor" Don Parsley is ashamed of the fact that he didn't go into work today because he's afraid of the 13th floor. He wants to make sure that his family will be taken care of should anything happen to him. Bud Dickman co-hosts.

Tuesday, January 18, 2000

Hour 1:"Jungle American" Employer Larry Grover says you can't put "African American" on a job application anymore because you're likely to get a white guy from South Africa. Larry's solution is to put "Jungle American" on the job application instead.Hour 2:"Swank" Chris is in trouble for bringing a copy of Swank magazine onto an airplane while sitting next to a mother and her 13 year old son. Chris says he did nothing wrong since the magazine was purchased it at the airport. Featuring Ruth from Anaheim!!Hour 3:Phil discusses Pink Floyd, Oingo Boingo, and rock 'n' roll bands that have really long songs. Phil discusses American vs. British rock 'n' roll.

Monday, January 17, 2000

Hour 1:"Hunger Strike" In honor of Martin Luther King's birthday, Dave Oliva announces he will be starving himself until the state of South Carolina takes down their confederate flag.Hour 2:Phil talks about how he's tired of doing CD signings and being a member of the Screen Actors Guild. Phil asks his female listeners to call in with their favorite war flicks.Hour 3:"Looney Tunes Blows" Gay journalist Doug Danger criticizes the voice actors who have taken over Mel Blanc's "Looney Tunes" characters.

Friday, January 14, 2000

Hour 1:Phil Visits A Psychic, Part 3: Phil goes back to the psychic to get some more information about the certain death he is told he will face within the next year. Jeff Dowder, Harvey Wireman, Lil' Ian Anderson, and Bud Dickman attempt to help Phil sort throuHour 2:"Bad Boy on the Block" Restaurant owner Ted Bell calls in after hearing Phil's comments regarding late night talk show host David Letterman's heart surgery. Ted warns Phil that if he's going to talk about Letterman on the air he has to keep in mind that JHour 3:"The Language of Love" Flower shop owner Rudy Canosa joins the program to help Phil write a romantic card to his wife in spanish. Mavis Leonard and RC Collins chime in.

Thursday, January 13, 2000

Hour 1:"Short Guy Night" Brad Rifkin, owner of the Old Boot tavern joins the program to talk about a night he's started for men who suffer from "Napoleon complex." Brad says this will help prevent bar fights and give short guys the rule for the night.Hour 2:"The Freedom Child" Columnist Margaret Gray joins the program to talk about the issue of Elian Gonzales. Margaret doesn't believe the boy should returned to his father simply because anybody living in Havana cannot be a fit parent.Hour 3:Phil discusses tourist stops, places to waste money, and the Alfred Hitchcock film "North by Northwest." RC Collins chimes in!

Wednesday, January 12, 2000

Hour 1:"The Sensitive Man" Bob Green joins the program, author of the book "The Return of the Sensitive Man." Bob explains that if you drink white wine and read "Angela's Ashes", you'll be able to put your hands anywhere you want on a woman on the very first daHour 2:Phil rants about the Black Journalism Review and Fox broadcast television. After Phil talks about buying his wife $2800 diamond earings, Austin Amarka calls in the complain that Phil is boasting about his wealth.Hour 3:"5-Alarm Chili" Steve Bosell thinks his rival at a chili cook-off "crossed the line" by spiking his five-alarm chili with jalapeno and scotch bonnet peppers. Steve considers this an assault because he suffered second degree burns to his rectum.

Tuesday, January 11, 2000

Hour 1:Phil Visits A Psychic, Part 1: After Phil stops off at a psychic to get his palm read he learns that he is going to die within the next year in a bizarre airport terminal accident. Mavis Leonard and a caller from Georgia say the Lord's prayer and help PhiHour 2:Phil Visits A Psychic, Part 2: Mavis sings some old negro spirituals on the harmonica for Phil who is afraid that he is going to die. Phil attempts to spend the rest of the hour discussing the confederate flag issue but is bombarded by nothing by crank caHour 3:"Sticking it to Castro" Rubin Ramon Escobar joins the program to discuss the case of Elian Gonzales. Rubin thinks that America should keep the boy, as a way of "sticking it" to Fidel Castro.

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