Should the U.S. Government be wasting all this money on space travel when it could be going to education? Jeff Dowder, Bobbie Dooley, Harvey Wireman, Lloyd Bonifide, and R.C.Collins call in to voice their opinions. from January 2004.(0:08:36)
Clara Bingham claims her nephew was roughed up by an LA County sheriff. According to Mrs.Bingham and her attorney Harvey Wireman, blacks are to be treated better in arrest situations.(0:37:50)
Tonight Harvey Wireman shot some pool and talked about Judge Judy, butchering her name and the news story while wearing 'those Bozo glasses" again. He also remembered a bizarre tale from his time serving in the Pacific during WWII...You gotta hear it to believe it... Vernon Dozier commented on the story of two Buffalo Bills fans secretly taping a phone call between Buffalo GM Buddy Nix and Tampa Bay GM Mark Dominick. Vernon mentioned the same kind of thing happened to him...only he was talking with a transsexual prostitute and it cost him a job with the Kansas City Chiefs. And even more......
Phil was under the weather, so we've got some "Best Of" on the podcast from March 8th, 2001. Austin Amarca kicked off the show as the "Ultimate Cowboys Fan." He thinks that the Cowboys are the greatest team ever and losing Aikman won't matter. They'll still be the greatest. The second hour featured RC Collins. RC thinks that video games and violent movies cause the kids to shoot other kids. "Parents need to take control of us because we are out of control." Steve Bosell and Harvey Wireman closed up the show with a '70s party. They played Twister. Dale Montez pinned Steve down and farted in his face, and he's since been unable to sleep with his wife.
Chef Carl Chodillia kicks things off with another of his botched cooking segments, Harvey Wireman returns with a Newsbreak, Robert Green discusses the "know-nothing party," and Dr. William Brown delves a bit into his background.
The show starts off with a small segment from Trump surrogate, Kaylee McKenna, who sounds like a man. Then the panel bring on Dr Ron Tarner to discuss recent news about the Milky Way galaxy. And Harvey Wireman wraps things up with a report from the Republican National Convention. Then for the BSP Classic Hour, from July 21 2003, Clara Bingham says Kobe Bryant is innocent and she tells her middle school students this.
Professor Emory Clayton has started to smoke a pipe and wear a deer stalker so he thinks it's time to leave the fog and low clouds of the coastal California plain and move to the desert.
Bobbie Dooley thinks Donald Trump is a real he-man
Jackson Armstrong runs down the weekend NFL scores.
The BSP Classic show from September 2002, Larry Grover doesn't like his mother’s reaction to Bush's UN speech after 9-11 and for him that's the tipoff to have her put in a nursing home. Plus, Harvey Wireman
