Phil is in meetings all day, so we've cut together another "Best Of" for your enjoyment! Jay Santos kicked off the show by talking to Phil about Citizens Auxiliary Police techniques in apprehending a suspect, including one called the "down low" that involves faking the suspect out with punching the air and pretending to kick him in the balls... Ted Bell talks about a wine tasting event he's having at Ted's of Beverly Hills as Rudy Canosa helps out tending bar and giving the tongue-wag to women at the event... Steven Bosell of Corona, CA talked about the incident at the beach that saw a wad of mayo hit his chin and his wife's rude response. David G. Hall talks to Phil about a new sponsor, Toodle-oo, which is an app that lets people...other people...know where you are. Also the word "gesticulate" is put into Margaret's filth file. David through it all is making oatmeal for about 15 nephews and nieces... Dr. Ed Elcott closes the podcast this morning, and is joined by Elcott South, Chaffey Burger, who talks about CandlePower, a manifestation of one of the four Elcott Miracles, X-Ray vision. They also talk with Mary of Calcutta, an Elcott devotee running a charity soup kitchen and menswear store there. Gary Renaldo, a beatified Elcott priest now serving penance in Elcar Hell for the misuese of CandlePower, was remembered. Episode 196 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.

Ferguson, Ebola and ISIS were "on tap" today with the panel. Special guests were Jay Santos, Dave Oliva, and Dean Wheeler as well as Frank Grey, who was supposed to be talking about the legal aspects of Ferguson, but couldn't get to it, again, because of his gender confusion. Bud, Robert and Margaret cued up a bugle blowing the cavalry call to mock General Shaw... Other weirdnessity.... Episode 190 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.

Phil recapped his trip to Canada and discussed his shoplifting ways as a youth. David G. Hall called in to rip Phil for his Chicago comments at the MSBC. Jay Santos discussed how he deals with shoplifting "punks," his "judo throw," and how he asks for consent before he goes down a kids "pant to feel around for stolen pork chops or what have you." Episode 187 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.

Phil's traveling to Chicago for the 26th Annual Morning Show Boot Camp today, so we've cut a "Best Of" podcast for your enjoyment! Backstage Pass members will still have a new show this Saturday. General Gaylen Shaw opened the program with a plug for "boner pills". Then Chris Norton joined the show to talk about a new restaurant he's opening, based on Tex-Mex cuisine. Only he calls it Mex-Tex or "Mess-Tess." The restaurant will feature Wi-Fi, enabling patrons to "sext" each other (send sexual texts). Hence the name Sext-Tex. Or as Chris calls it "Sexx-Tess." Whatever. The show's panel had Cliff King, horse trainer, back on to recap the Triple Crown and it turned into a cluster fuck as Cliff exhibited signs of serious dementia on the one hand and indications he was just goofing everyone with his "I'll break a metal pole over my head and I'm 77 years old" act. Jay Santos of the Citizens Auxiliary Police talked about water safety this summer, especially in the ocean. The oceans power, says Jay, can "humiliate, exploit and manipulate a person. It can almost drown you and then toss you onto the shore like you're nothing, with your pants pulled down and your butt in the breeze." And the podcast wrapped up with Dr. Ed Elcott's first guest hosting appearance. Listen to the creation of Elcott: The Next Step, as the good Dr. discusses things such as the "four essential miracles". Episode 181 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.

Phil and the team are back talking about what a cesspool Facebook is, yet again. Bobbie Dooley and Margaret Grey choose each other off, agreeing to "throw down" at the next opportunity when Margaret offers the opinion that the only reason Dooley has her own podcast is because she gives it up. She mentions Dooley's series of encounters in the Koo-Ka-Roo parking lot a number of years ago. Jay Santos talks to Phil about Citizens Auxiliary Police techniques in apprehending a suspect including one called the "down low" that involves faking the suspect out with punching the air and pretending to kick him in the balls....and Phil talked about the unreliability of news reporting. Episode 168 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.

The show started with Margaret's usual opposition to the music Phil plays on the show but General Shaw said that when he hears deathcore metal it shows him there are still things worth fighting against... David G. Hall commented on what Opie can do now that he is no longer teamed with Anthony, including staying with Anthony and moving the whole show to the digital platform... Jay Santos of the Citizens Auxiliary Police discussed new TSA rules regarding phone and laptops with dead batteries. Jay also was contending with "L's Palsy," a condition whereby you swallow your L's to the point of strangling. Episode 157 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.