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Hour 1: Bob Green says he's wrote better magic stories than the Harry Potter welfare lady, so he's urging people to go to bookstores and set Harry Potter books on fire. Hour 2: FIRST HALF. Rudy Canoza is a store owner who sounds a foghorn alert if fat women come in. SECOND HALF. Phil talks to callers about things like pro football. Hour 3: Vernon Dozier says people should not sing Frank Sinatra's 'My Way' song if they really haven't done things Frank Sinatra's way. Vernon ends up in a bar fight with Lloyd Bonafide after a Sinatra Cover Song goes poorly (R Hutchins). Phil closes with commentary.
The first hour featured character calls on Condit/Levy. Vernon Dozier and Dr. Sadler joined us in the second hour. Vernon thinks that some journalists should be careful because Condit is powerful. Saddler, a Dr. of Journalism, shares his advice. Brass Villenhueva closed out the show in the third hour to say that his lady got a promotion and a raise. She now makes more money than himself, which takes away his pride as a Latin male. "She's got my balls."
RC Collins started the show to ask if Phil saw the story about the kid who stole the skull. David G. Hall then called in and said that you should treat every caller like a customer. Phil then went on a rant about how carhorns don't work. And then he took a bunch of character calls on various subjects. Lloyd and Jeff talked about army berets and navy outfits being gay. He then continued to rant about the kids making porn music sounds. Bobbie Dooley kicked off the second hour to discuss lethal injection. She thinks that it's a cruel way to kill Tim McVeigh. Knowing when you're going to die is cruel. They should just cave his head in with a paper weight when he doesn't know it's coming. Phil closed the second hour with a boxing match between Tim McVeigh and God. Vernon Dozier started the third hour talking about the Houston floods. Vernon was a fireman, so water is his ally. As a fireman, he's reluctant to do anything contrary to what the water wants to do. Phil then wrapped up the show with a rant about numbnuts on parade, and the flood when he lived in New Orleans.
Ted Bell started the show to discuss Ted's of Beverly Hills. He says that their cattle is driven hard and scared to near death rather than being stunned because the adrenaline makes for tastier beef. The second hour began with Vernon Dozier, who thinks that Bush is showing no balls with China. The Chinese simply don't respect him. Vernon thinks that Bush should grow a mustache to gain their favor. Phil closed the second hour with a rant about Bush, the recent Navy crash, and Streisand's right to talk. Dean Wheeler wrapped up the show to represent "Americans With Allergies Alliance." These are Americans who are allergic to everything. He thinks that people should have to stop wearing perfume, denim, deordorizing soaps, etc.

Ep. 1268

After a massive power failure hits the studio, Phil drags Vernon Dozier back on the air who had his wife demonstrate backing the Hummer over Vernon’s hand. Bobbie and Steve Dooley are headed to Trump’s next rally.

Ep. 79

Margaret and Phil spoke briefly with golf writer Chris Garvin on the blossoming romance between Tiger Woods and Lynnsey Vonn and how they look good together, primarily because their respective skin tones are complimentary.... Vernon Dozier and Doug Dannger discussed the new Miami Dolphin logos and color combinations being considered for the 2013 season. Vernon did not feel the Dolphins should continue to "mock the dolphin" by putting a little football helmet on its head because "dolphins will hold a grudge, don't worry about it." Larry Grover debated Phil on the gay marriage issue with Larry still convinced that legalizing gay marriage is wrong. But he was troubled by what he called his "life of sin" and wants to get right with God. That's why he revealed to Phil and the crew his "worst sin ever...."

Ep. 108

Vernon Dozier, back in 2001, was president of something called "The Disney World Booster Club". In this episode, Vernon tells us of all the great things Disney World brought to us, including soap and automobiles!

Ep. 134

It's Scientology talk from Phil to start the show as word comes out that Tom Cruise admitted in a deposition that Scientology drove Katie Holmes and daughter Suri to leave him. Later Father James McQuarters talks about the thousand yard stare most Scientologists exhibit because "they're scoping out the horizon looking for Xenu to land." Top college football rankings are discussed with Coach Vernon Dozier who takes a little offense at Phil joking about the BCS computer. To Vernon, the BCS computer is "a big part of a lot of our lives in football. I like to think that the BCS computer and I have 'a thing" if you will or 'an understanding' and I don't think of it in the filthy, degenerate way other coaches do."

Ep. 146

Vernon Dozier commented on Rob Ford and Steve Bosell, who has been told by his wife he may not do the Game of the Week this week. As far as Vernon is concerned, they both need to get off the wet nursing and be MEN. Dr. Jim Sadler, feeling guilty that he's put his wife and patients through the uncertainty of Obamacare with his support, feels he needs to "pay" for his mistake. He takes himself and his wife to a roller coaster in Pacific Beach and puts himself through the sheer terror of riding it over and over and over as penance. It was the return of Joe Dickhead and the Professor with their NFL picks. This week Joe and the Professor picked the winners based on the number of vowels in each head coaches last name. If there is a tie they go to which coach has more hair. If that's a tie then it's whose neck is thicker. NY Jets at Buffalo, Atlanta at Tampa Bay, Detroit at Pittsburgh, Washington at Philadelphia, Arizona at Jacksonville, Oakland at Houston, Baltimore at Chicago, Cleveland at Cincinnati, San Diego at Miami, Green Bay at NY Giants, Minnesota at Seattle, San Francisco at New Orleans, Kansas City at Denver and here's their upset special, New England at Carolina So call their special hotline to find out that they think Carolina will win!

Ep. 156

Vernon Dozier is with a group called "Friends of Frank Sinatra". They are so protective of Ol' Blue Eyes music and the way it's performed that when Vernon heard Lloyd Bonafide singing "Say You Say Me", he thought it was a messed up version of "My Way" and tazed him.
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