Phil welcomes on Dave Castorini of Castorini Ministries to talk about Castorini Power, a new matchmaking service... Coach Vernon Dozier almost has a stroke over his softball team getting beat again... And Margaret Grey explains why "ball gagging" can't be talked about on the show. For the BSP Classic Hour it's Chris Norton from May 2001, who joined the show to discuss the Tom Cruise gay rumors.

"Jim Steele's Live Again" debuts, a health and fitness show. Steele has a former MMA & prize fighter in to get a "makeover" from a health & fitness guru, which includes lowering an eye that's higher than the other one and a facial called "Ape Attack." Then from April 2006 comes the BSP Classic Hour. High school teacher Vernon Dozier recently hit a parked car in the student lot, got out, and left a fake phone number on the windshield. Vernon says the only witness was a student who he claims tried to blackmail him.

Today's show is a repeat from Monday, March 23, 2015. General Shaw and Margaret Grey finally go to war, with Margaret turning the tables and landing a right that makes the General unintelligible for the rest of the show. Deane Wheeler is thrown through the window of a nightclub by a customer trying to hear Emerelda's singing. Then for the BSP Classic Hour it's Vernon Dozier, high school teacher, who comes on to explain why he has to take a second job at a “sandwich” shop. From April 2005.

Phil has Doug Dannger on to explain the Gene Simmons-Ice Cube feud on Twitter. The panel talks with Northern California Holistic Center director Dean Wheeler about his recent "lip job." Recent news about brain imaging showing the effects of LSD brings high school football coach Vernon Dozier on the show to relate his college experience of taking LSD for a controlled study. Sure, coach. And for the BSP Classic Hour it's Paul “Tubby” Lane, who says he signed a pre-nuptial agreement that allows him to hit his wife because of her peculiar sexual tastes. From April 2006.

More chat with Apathy, Allen Grooms, Bernie G, Terri, Leslie and Johnny Kielbasa. People checking in from Philadelphia, SLC, Chattanooga, Denver, Phoenix, Japan, Atlanta, Sacramento and LA. Get a BSP and come on in! And for the BSP Classic Hour, Vernon Dozier speaks out against parents who hug their children more than once a year. He says once a year will keep them going for a long time. Vernon is with Operation Assisting Kids Safely (OAKS), who address the problem of sexual predators.