General Shaw with guest commentator Margaret Grey, who insists on being on the show since the film stars Mr Smooth Charles Boyer along with real inventor and war hero Hedy LaMarr. From 1937.

Another music special, this time with Margaret Grey singing and Frank Grey as engineer. To be kind, let’s just say Margaret gives it her all.

Lang Delton sings romantic songs from his new Time-Life CD “Lang Delton, From Me to You, Non-Stop,” all written by Lang. And yes, it’ll feature Lang’s classic “Something Attacked Me On The Way To My Car.” Margaret Grey co-hosts.

General Shaw and Margaret Grey comment on this asinine, early 60’s approach to “espionage and romance.” A real stinker from 1963.

General Gaylen Shaw’s guest commentator is Margaret Grey who wants to make sure a movie about Frankenstein’s monster daughter doesn’t “disparage women too much.”

The BSP Chat from around the world.. Japan, Germany, Australia and the USA. The BSP Classic Hour is from October 2000. Margaret Grey joins the program, she has sent a flyer to her neighbors asking not to distribute specific kinds of Halloween candy this year because of her son’s allergies. Phil talks about Barbara Streisand and Al Gore.

Margaret Grey believes she belongs in jail with Amy Schumer. Deane Wheeler addresses controversy surrounding a stretching class and him in a thong. Ted Bell busts Margaret’s quoting of George C Scott in “Patton.”

General Shaw and Margaret Grey drunkenly slobber their ways through this not half-bad offering, the film Detour, with Tom Neal. Real dark, post war, noir weird-in.

Bobbie Dooley and Margaret Grey get into it after Dooley tells her she needs a comb. Chris Norton is pushing a new product: “Chris Norton Lengthener.” Steve Bosell is suing the UN for laughing at Trump.