Dave Oliva and Coach Vernon Dozier debate the attention given Peyton Manning following the Super Bowl, with Dave calling it racist considering the MVP was Von Miller. Mavis Leonard is on her way to Bed Bath & Beyond to take back a toilet seat cover, with a quick stop at Carl's Jr. She comments on trips she's taken by bus to various casinos and just how safe it is. Larry Grover wonders just where the Indian government gets off regulating the great American company, Facebook.

Steve Bosell gets another opportunity to fill in as Phil's throat is still not a hundred percent. The Steve Bosell Cavalcade of Sports presents Steve and Bud Dickman reviewing last week's NFL playoff games as well as guests Vernon Dozier and Jack Armstrong giving their views on the upcoming Super Bowl! Weee!

The show focuses mainly on the St. Louis Rams relocating back to LA in 2016, although General Shaw spends a few minutes being pissed off at Iran. Frazier Foods CEO Robert Green informs Phil and pretty much everyone else that he expects to be front of the line for a luxury box. High school football coach Vernon Dozier discusses having a pro team in town and how it emboldens parents into thinking they know something about the game. Prospective LAPD officer Dave Oliva talks about how loud one can cheer at a game before drawing the attention of security personnel.

We're featuring another of the newly found archive tapes for today's pre-show. From May 1997, it's "Viola Eats Cat Food." Then it's the Coach Vernon Dozier show... a recap of the BelMar Academy season with phone calls from opposing coaches, school administrators, and parents, all questioning the coach's ability, and yes, sanity. Originally aired on December 22, 2014.

Vernon Dozier joins to comment on Jack Armstrong's recent Twitter controversy with an ESPN columnist. And Jay Santos gives an update on Operation Peep Tom and the recent breakdown of his helmet PeepCam.

Phil and the crew talk with Dr. Jim Sadler about holiday depression and find out that he's depressed. Vernon Dozier talks about a freak December 2011 wind that hit Arcadia, CA and how it flattened an egg warehouse he owned. And in a special, free Thanksgiving football premiumcast, the Milwaukee Lions take on the Houston Sweat from the Sweat Box in Houston. Jack Eigagder and Bret Moreson call the action.

Jack Eigagder and Bret Moreson recap Sunday's Milwaukee Lions game. Then Bobbie Dooley talks family and Thanksgiving as an entre to the real topic: Steve's mom and sister and their personal hygiene. Stephen Bosell worries the fight for a new minimum wage will effectively end McDonald's 24 hour breakfast menu. And Vernon Dozier remembers a protest aimed at him when he married one of his recently graduated students.

On the show today Margaret discusses an upcoming charity event, the "Bongo-thon" held by Bobbie Dooley. Jack Eigagder from WANG radio joins the show to talk about this past weekend's Lions game. Then Vernon Dozier calls up to discuss his possible retirement from high school football. Margaret attempts to sing "'O Sole Mio" and Raj Fahneen reports on taking his son to the Dodger game.