Father James McQuarters was our in-studio visitor this morning. He discussed with us at one point exorcism and his encounter with a "kid that was faking it. I stood over him and began the incantations and so forth and the kid reached up, just like Linda Blair did in that G.D. movie, and grabbed a hold of my nut sack." Dr. Jim Sadler discussed 'body dysmorphia' which is a condition people with anorexia have; that is seeing a body shape that isn't there. At that moment a colleague of Dr. Sadler's walked by and asked Sadler if he had "body dysmorphia of the dick." Sadler, as usual, hung up with his feelings hurt. Margaret Grey joined Bobbie Dooley for the Bobbie Dooley Podcast and discussed the "demonism of some of the music that Phil plays." They concluded that kids aren't at risk, just the parents. Margaret in fact smoked a joint with Frank years ago in a parked car while listening to Venom and felt a phantom demon hand "crawling up my inner thigh to the crotch of my panty-girdle." Episode 92 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.

In the first hour of our show tonight we talked with Justin McElroy, a high school senior, who feels that reality shows are so crappy the Rob Ford reality show would've been fantastic in comparison. Justin said that he and his classmates are filming a reality show that they hope a network will pick up. They're following an old man to see if and when he dies so can capture it on camera. In the second hour Bobbie Dooley came on the show to discuss these new fake teeth that one can insert. You purchase them at the pharmacy and they look like your own straightened, whitened teeth. Bobby suspects one of her "gal pals" of purchasing them and trying to whiten and straighten her teeth in an artificial way. Bobby yanked the teeth out of the woman's mouth one night and realized they were wax teeth from a joke shop. In our last hour Joe Dickhead talked about he and the Professor going 7-7 this week in NFL picks and Steve Bosell cried at his pond about not being allowed to do the Game of the Week by April.

Thanks to everyone who came out to the Irvine Improv last night and made the one-man show such a success! It was a blast! For today's podcast, we're featuring a couple of classic clips. First, Cadet RC Collins feels that the military should get the privilege to commit crimes and take drugs. Then Bobbie Dooley tells Phil about a family in Western Estates who recently adopted a child from Africa because the wife was unable to bear children. Bobbie says she's decided to support the family, however she can't guarantee the baby's safety. Episode 336 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.