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Ep. 851

The smoke is still clearing from a shorted-out board and Phil biffing out near the jetty. The panel welcomes a debate between Trump supporter Mark Henshaw and Sanders man RC Collins. Jay Santos, on patrol with the Citizens Auxiliary Police, remembers driving with Uber one night. And from April 2005, Margaret Grey talks about her son Jason Jay Delmonico, a boy she and Frank adopted, and now he is in a movie. Don't forget to grab tickets for Phil Hendrie and Friends, May 6 at the Hollywood Improv Lab! Thank you!

Ep. 870

The return of Chris Pootay's Love Songs in what Chris calls "The Pootay Chalet." Chris has interested syndicators into the studio to watch his show as he does his "Big O" dedications. That's where he intros the record by sounding like he's paddling it. Then for the BSP Classic Hour, Jay Santos discusses the recent cell phone driving bans. Jay stands on the side of the highway holding signs that say, “Hang it up." They also monitor cell phone conversations and will break in on conversation.

Ep. 1036

A year ago, Phil was melting down in studio as he screwed up one attempt at Chris Pootay after another. Watch the video with a BSP or listen free on our Soundcloud player!" "The BSP Classic Hour features Jay Santos from November, 1999 commenting on the female rugby team that was suspended after posing for a nude team photo. Jay says a photo of 'beastly' girls could be a concern to public safety.

Ep. 1067

It's Tom Cattan and Jay Santos, who were at Phil's Improv show. Jay had a problem getting people to take him seriously. Tom was pitching his new "handful of grain for a handful of brain... and Vernon Dozier had had it with Phil's "world football" talk." Today's Classic Hour is from December, 2005. Ted Bell of Ted’s of Beverly Hills joins the show. He is upset because he was caught sleeping with fat women in the liquor closet. Ted thinks his wife is wrong and should not be upset with him.

Ep. 1109

Phil is with filming with Drunk History today so we have a show from February, 2016. The Giant Siberian Unicorn, an actual species scientists believe coexisted with man, is of concern to Jay Santos and the Citizens Auxiliary Police. Jay thinks people will be blissed-out thinking about the unicorn and not focus on driving. Also Chris Norton reveals how much he charges for a picture of his penis. And Karen Deauville talks about bleaching… The BSP Classic Hour, October 1999, is Vic Prell filling in for Phil and reading horrifying murder stories for Halloween, but his annoying voice makes them sound hip. David G. Hall defends Vic after Phil criticizes the way he is presenting the material.

Saturday Cinema

General Gaylen Shaw welcomes guest commentator Jay Santos of the Citizens Auxiliary Police. The movie is "The Payoff." It's dog shit but does feature the charming Tina Thayer. Jay remembers 'missions' he's been in.

Ep. 1239

Jay Santos and the Citizens Auxiliary Police raid a tap dance class thinking they're rehearsing “the nutcracker,” which Jay takes as a terrorist threat. Larry Grover talks about President Trump getting screwed over.

Ep. 1321

Happy Birthday Maryanne Hendrie. From March, 2016 Jay Santos was at a Trump rally in Alabama where a photographer got beat up by the Secret Service & Jay could be heard on one tape exhorting the agent with “yea, yea, YEEAAA!” Trump supporter Mark Henshaw believes the discovery of a mummified man aboard a drifting sailboat off the Philippines can somehow turn the news cycle away from coverage of Trump. August Selson’s Sexual Exploration Exclamation is featured in the second half today.

Ep. 1324

Phil and the panel return from the holiday break. Jay Santos of the Citizens Auxiliary Police discusses hosting the Facebook Live and his... usual escape...from the exploding lighter. Herb Sewell joins Jay to protest the use of his voice with animate images created by Phil on his iPhone.

Ep. 1373

It’s encore day! From March 12, 2018, following up on comments made by General Shaw during the Saturday Cinema, Don Micksa guests with the story of Frank Sinatra Jr.’s kidnapping in 1963. Jay Santos of the Citizens Auxiliary Police and Deane Wheeler of Wheeler Resort square off over an “insult” allegedly delivered to Jay from Deane.
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