Phil was under the weather, so we've got some "Best Of" on the podcast from March 8th, 2001. Austin Amarca kicked off the show as the "Ultimate Cowboys Fan." He thinks that the Cowboys are the greatest team ever and losing Aikman won't matter. They'll still be the greatest. The second hour featured RC Collins. RC thinks that video games and violent movies cause the kids to shoot other kids. "Parents need to take control of us because we are out of control." Steve Bosell and Harvey Wireman closed up the show with a '70s party. They played Twister. Dale Montez pinned Steve down and farted in his face, and he's since been unable to sleep with his wife.

Phil and the crew tackle the topic of Congressman Grimm and his threatening a reporter with being tossed from a balcony. It also gets the RC Collins treatment.

A discussion centering around the loss of aircraft in mysterious circumstances brings Dr. Ron Tarner and Art Griego back on the program to explain this so-called "tear in the fabric of reality" that Griego tried to explain as a "tear in the ass of the pair of pants of reality." Talking about animation reveals an idea that Justin McElroy and RC Collins had for a show called "Mrs Blaine," a teacher who can't stop having sex with her male students so the male students try to break her of the habit....by continuing to have sex with her. They also discussed how creepy Japanese anime is. In one week the Phil Hendrie show shifts to the web only platform. Listen Live and mobile here or at Tune In.

Phil begins the show by telling everyone, calmly, he's getting a fire axe and burying it in the equipment. Then Phil talked with the crew about the ongoing angst of family members around the Flight 370. Later Will Garbarini, "oceanographer" discussed further search efforts with the panel and Mavis Leonard who imagined herself being on board. Margaret began feeling bad for the first class passengers who would have been the first to hit the water. RC Collins discussed the military options in the east Ukraine, quoting "Lieutenant Mullings, who's our tactics and battle plan instructor" and mentioned the Marines in a famous World War 1 battle that had nothing to do with the topic... Don't forget all next week we'll be giving away an iPad a day on the All-Access Backstage Pass pre-show, so make sure you're at your computer at 8:30 AM PST! Episode 102 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.

The gang talked about Gamergate, something Phil maintained was driven by socially inept or unskilled people bordering on autistic. RC Collins joined the show in an ill-conceived attempt at gaining sympathy for his gaming habits, talking Commandant Weirman into pretending to be tased to show RC's "clout" if gamers aren't respected. Meanwhile Weirman went along in hopes he'd receive a sizable donation from RC's father for Bradley Military Academy. Don Berman came on to talk about Rush Limbaugh's statements regarding Ebola and whether or not Rush is losing his hearing again...this all while Don was ordering donuts for the newsroom staff...donuts he promptly ate. Get ready world for The World of Phil Hendrie live and onstage...next stop, the Ontario Improv in Ontario, CA on Oct 29th....tickets on sale now! Episode 229 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.

The last "Best Of" before Phil returns live! Ted Bell of "Ted's of Beverly Hills" simply can't understand why anybody would object to the fact that he's dating his employee's 16-year old daughter. High school student and music critic RC Collins thinks that the Beatles music has lost all its relevance, and that the Baby Boomer generation continues to press its culture on other generations that are not interested. Steve is suing a lifeguard at the community pool for pointing out that he had a dive stick shoved up his rear end through his swimsuit. Episode 285 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.