August Selson's Sexual Exploration Hour returns! August tells us how he's doing since going in for psychiatric evaluation. The BSP Classic Show is from July 2004, and features Bobbie Dooley saying the reason women get divorced is that they don’t offer their bodies unconditionally and don’t courtesy flush.

Day two of Phil working away from the El Pacifico (for details, listen to the BSP Pre-show or join the chat tonight at 9 p.m. PST). Today's show first aired November 13, 2015. Margaret Grey, Bobbie Dooley and Steve Dooley revisit the topic: “Who’s better looking, Kylie or Kendall Jenner?” Chef Carl Chodillia is cleaning up after yesterday’s Republican Women’s breakfast of beans, coffee and bacon. The BSP Classic Hour is from January, 2006. Bobbie Dooley found a Burmese cat that belongs to her neighbor but she refuses to return it.

Phil has David G. Hall on who demands Phil apologize for the recent foul language on his show... and Mark Hinshaw reveals how he and his Alabama fan brethren secure good tables in sports bars. The BSP Classic Show is from January, 2004. Bobbie Dooley is teaching neighborhood kids aggressive combat and Bob Green doesn’t allow employees to microwave meals at his store because it’s usually a lot of garbage food.

Craig Hinderhouse or Hinderman (the panel never gets it right) returns to invite Phil to join the new El Pacifico Yacht Club. Only problem is, Phil doesn't own a boat. Steve Bosell needs to delete some tweets and he shares with us which ones. Bobbie Dooley quits Twitter then rejoins because "that's what James Woods did." The BSP Classic Hour, from July, 2000, stars Chris Norton, the owner of “Hotwear” a new line of clothing designed to make it easy for women to "get undressed quicker."

Ted Bell introduces the teen-aged Justin McElroy who’s written a new commercial jingle for Ted’s of Beverly Hills. Deane Wheeler is at the club rehearsing Emerelda’s number “Go With It.” He starts crying after telling Phil’s audience that he’s following everyone back on Twitter. Phil and Margaret speculate on whether or not Deane is using again. Don Micksa tells the crew not to let how funky his breath is deter them from Trump’s message on Cruz’s citizenship. The longer they fixate on that, the longer they don’t get what Trump is saying. Originally aired January 8, 2016. The BSP Classic Hour is from May 2002. Bobbie Dooley is excited about being vicariously molested by a basketball coach due to her son having been molested.

Chef Chodillia makes beans and rice… from a box of Zatarain’s. Phil checks in with Jay Santos and the boys up in Oregon. Dr. Ron Tarner is pissed that he has to miss his vacation because North Korean bomb data has to be analyzed. Ron takes out his frustrations on a doll he made that laughs when it’s kicked down some stairs… Originally aired January 7, 2016. It's a BSP Classic Show from December, 2004 with Justin McElroy protesting the ROTC, on campus, Bobbie Dooley worrying about the year 2050, and Austin Amarka at a 4th of July party...

Phil checks in with the traffic trio of Bob Bakian, Sky Boy, and Boyd “Sky Baby” Sweetan. By the sound of it, things aren’t going so well… Then it’s a quick visit with Jay Santos and Brilly Hansen in Burn, OR as they monitor the militia thing happening there. Meanwhile, Bobbie Dooley and husband Steve talk about their new campaign, “guns don’t kill people, bullets do.” Originally aired January 6, 2016. The BSP Classic Hour: Steve Bosell joined the show in the second hour to say that he was inspired by Lance Armstrong. He bought $3,000 in cycling gear. Hutchins asked if, like Armstrong, he fit into the tight shorts because he only had one nut too. From July, 2001.

We're traveling back a year to December 21, 2015, the days of the Phil Only shows and one "inspirational" one in particular along with the panel show. Bobbie Dooley is in Las Vegas, RC Collins joins Jeff Dowdder at a Star Wars premiere in LA where the film gets jammed and Jack Eigagder is assaulted by the Milwaukee Lions head coach at Rose's Meat Balls. The Classic Hour is from December, 1999. Margaret Grey directs a production of “Westside Story” Entertainment journalist Doug Dannger joins the program to talk about what’s “red hot” in the world of entertainment and technology.

The panel had Phil tailed. Ted Bell doesn't think he's getting his money's worth advertising on the Hendrie Show... Bobbie Dooley talks about what she calls Heidi Klumm's phony fall on America's Got Talent. The Classic Hour from December, 2005: Steve Bosell calls in after he went to the dentist. He thought the hygienist was attractive.