Phil kicks off the show by recapping his day yesterday and discusses why we didn't have a new show. Jay Santos comes on the show to discuss ISIS running out of money, but gets sidetracked when he runs into some kids with "brown." Then Phil and the panel attempt to discuss the Apple/FBI situation with Professor Emory Clayton, but a medical emergency ends up cutting things short.
It's a continuation of yesterday's "French disconnect" and "Apple back door" discussion with Dr. Jim Sadler, Jay Santos, and Prof. Emory Clayton with the attendant juvenile humor. Also, listener Roy Bisky, an employee of the Tarleen County coroner, calls from the morgue with the "Listener Complaint of the Week." RC Collins calls later from the same location. Don't ask.
Phil was at the Hollywood Improv for his live show last night, so there was no chat. For today's BSP-only show we've got another one of the lost shows from September 1999, featuring Jay Santos in "Baby Fell From a Bridge."
Ted Bell and Chef Carl Chodillia invite Dr. Ron Tarner to the restaurant to celebrate Pi Day... and offer him a peach pie. Tarner isn't amused and chalks the whole thing as a wasted trip. Mark Henshaw, Trump supporter, believes there is a New York based director of all anti-Trump "disrupters," a guy codenamed "Caspar the Friendly Ghost." Jay Santos is driving around trying to flare-drop speeders and is continuously told to f*** off.
Dave Oliva sort of admires North Korea, Jay Santos cheers on as another guy getting his ass kicked, and Don Micksa is really looking forward to Chelsea Handler's new talk show!
The Marriott Hotel chain is moving into Cuba. Bobbie and Steve Dooley attempt to comment, but are insulted by Phil and ask to leave the air. Vernon Dozier talks about his addiction to world football (soccer) and what a waste of time it is. Jay Santos of the Citizens Auxiliary Police is called on to locate Larry & Gloria Grover after a suspicious hang up. Then after the show stay tuned for today's Classic Hour from November 30, 2000. R.C. Collins discusses the "New Youth Nation," a group of "children" moving to an Indian reservation because they no longer have trust and confidence in adults.
The shoot ran really late last night, so we've got another repeat for today's podcast. From March 20, 2015 Ted Bell from Ted's of Beverly Hills has another slogan causing him problems: "Ted's just had his sausage smoked." Jay Santos of the Citizens Auxiliary Police has been busy following lone cars at night on the freeway to see how nervous the drivers get. And Doug Dannger pulls out his "Gay Thumb" rating system for current movies. And then for the BSP classic hour it's Vernon Dozier on to promote his book, "The Wages of Sin: Surviving Road Rage." From Hour 1 of Friday, April 1, 2005.
Dr. Ed Elcott guest hosts with sidekick Caspar Hiden. And then for the BSP Classic Hour we've got Jay Santos of the Citizens Auxiliary Police, who joins the program to discuss the best way to deal with the “crowd of Mexicans” that has gathered in front of the home of Elián González’ aunt. From April 6, 2000.
Frank Grey calls in from the golf course to discuss the LA Rams and his meeting with former team owner Dan Reeves. Then the panel checks in with Pete Bone to recap yesterday's show. And Brad Rivkind closes out the show by discussing the LA Rams Spring Training facilities and their #1 draft pick. And for the BSP Classic Hour it's Jay Santos on patrol telling people to take down yellow ribbons, because it angers Arabs who are being defeated by American forces in Iraq. From April 2003.
