B&B Construction's Steve Bosell guest hosts and brings on Larry Grover to discuss the Jay D. Blasingame sex site, a site run by the brother of Steve's attorney Delores Blasingame. Then Vernon Dozier gets so angry during his interview he comes to the studio and beats Steve's ass and takes over as host. Mavis Leonard discusses Stephen Colbert's chances of success as the new Late Night host.
After seeing his brother at the hospital, Phil interviews Dean Wheeler about maintaining good health. During the interview Dean tries to maintain his cool while the traveling squirrels harass him and Wes Hurlford's band practices. Later, Mavis Leonard lays out the case for Donald Trump and why she supports him.
Phil talks about a radio biz interview he was asked to do while David G. Hall agonizes over the fact he declined it. Later Mavis Leonard "debates" Larry Grover on what the Republican Party is. The mouth siren cop pulls Larry over...
Margaret's laryngitis has really taken a turn for the worse, so we're featuring a special encore for today's Saturday BSP-Only show from May 30th, 2000. It's Bobbie Dooley, Mavis Leonard, and Steve Bosell all at their classic best!
Margaret talks about the deception in the FarmersOnly.com commercials... no farmer girls look that good. Convicted pervert now research assistant Herb Sewell guests. He feels Bill Cosby gave us "quality laughs for a lotta years and that oughta be worth something." And Mavis Leonard hires Austin Amarca to do some cabinet work in her kitchen even though she's a Christian and assumes Amarca's love of wrestling means he's gay.
Margaret talks about the deception in the FarmersOnly.com commercials... no farmer girls look that good. Convicted pervert now research assistant Herb Sewell guests. He feels Bill Cosby gave us "quality laughs for a lotta years and that oughta be worth something." And Mavis Leonard hires Austin Amarca to do some cabinet work in her kitchen even though she's a Christian and assumes Amarca's love of wrestling means he's gay.
Margaret singing "Walking in Memphis" highlights the show with the entire panel joining in at shows end. Meantime, Professor Emory Clayton, Pastor William Rennick, Clara Bingham, and Mavis Leonard weigh in on Rachel Dolezal.
Margaret singing "Walking in Memphis" highlights the show with the entire panel joining in at shows end. Meantime, Professor Emory Clayton, Pastor William Rennick, Clara Bingham, and Mavis Leonard weigh in on Rachel Dolezal.
By popular demand, it's the return of The Margaret Grey Players with special guest star Mavis Leonard as Traffic guy Bob Bakian. The "panel" interviews Ted Bell and Professor Don Micksa whose breath, it turns out, is so bad a cadaver dog once "hit" on it.
By popular demand, it's the return of The Margaret Grey Players with special guest star Mavis Leonard as Traffic guy Bob Bakian. The "panel" interviews Ted Bell and Professor Don Micksa whose breath, it turns out, is so bad a cadaver dog once "hit" on it.