Show Log For Thursday August 18, 2016 RC Collins and Harvey Wierman check in on the new, early daily drop time for BSP content. Jeff Dowdder talks about Popeye's losing its market share because of possible menu fatigue. Vernon Dozier in Rio with more on the Ryan Lochte story. For our BSP Classic Hour, we reach back to August 1999, for Don Parsley and a very weird hunting accident. Go beyond the podcast with a Backstage Pass to the official Phil Hendrie Show website. Receive up to $150 in free digital CDs when you sign up! With a Backstage Pass, you'll receive the daily podcast completely ad-free along with the daily pre-show commentary with Phil and the daily BSP Classic Hour. You'll also receive access to our vast 20,000+ hour comedy archives, the exclusive Saturday BSP-Only show, the exclusive Saturday BSP-Only show, the exclusive BSP-Only Classic Podcast, our daily HD webcast, character clips, Lions football archives, weekly chats with Phil, and much more! Join our BSP family today! You won't regret it. philhendrieshow.com Episode 710 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.

Phil talks more Trump with channel 19's Don Berman, Jeff Dowdder is at 'Sausage Party' to report on a 'the journey of a hot dog', and Don Micksa commends on Olympian Ryan Lochte being robbed and his own bad breath. And for our BSP Classic Hour, another classic full show featuring Mr. and Mrs. Steve Bosell in a vacation rental car slug fest.

Show Log For Monday August 8, 2016 Phil talks with Frank Grey about Jum Furyk's PGA one round record 58 this past weekend. And Bud Dickman reports on Okympic table tennis in Iran, or what he says they call 'paddling it." Jeff Dowdder talks roller coasters

Phil talks to Bob Green of Frazier Foods, who's golfing with Frank Grey, about his making amends with the gay community after he drunkenly sang "Happy Trails" at a gay pride parade. Also Stephen Bosell, Father James McQuarters, and Jeff Dowdder... Then for the BSP Classic Hour, from June 26 2002, Bob Green is a CEO who says that even though he’s letting 1000 employees go after cooking the books, no one is sympathetic to his suicide threats.

Ford is recalling 260,000 cars and trucks, but Art Griego remembers an even more serious recall, when the Canadian built Rackitt was recalled because they were exploding once they hit 100,000 miles. Plus Jeff Dowdder comments on the new, healthier Chicken McNuggett. And then for the BSP Classic Hour from April 2002, RC Collins will not fight for his country unless he’s allowed to listen to Eminem.