It’s the last Phil Only show for awhile, as the panel returns next week… Phil talks about Trump on SNL and the “frightening” (to a 10 year-old Phil) Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade…

The Lions (4-4) are playing at home and trying to go over .500, but they’ve got a huge mountain to climb with the undefeated Raging Palm Tree (8-0) coming in for a visit.

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Phil narrates his families home movies and talks about a book he’s reading on the so-called Phone Phreaks of the ’60s and ’70s.

Jack and Bret host another episode of Lions Line, taking a look ahead at the upcoming Lions/Palm Tree game, while also taking a look back at last week’s action.

The show kicks off with Chef Carl Chodillia and Rudy Canosa making amends after the Chef’s verbal outlash yesterday. Then Phil discusses the book about the worldwide movement of hackers that operates under the non-name Anonymous…

Phil and the panel recap yesterday’s “Love Songs” with Chris Putay. Chef Carl Chodillia joins with his recipe of the day, but Ted interrupts Carl’s segment to discuss his annual school kid breakfast. Then Jack and Bret…

It’s time for another of Chris Pootay’s “Love Songs.” Chris struggles to start the show, but after a few takes he hits his stride. Shortly into the show, Chris’ inability to hear the word “cream” prompts him to call…

It’s another panel-free Monday, and this time Phil raps about getting older, his brother, his ongoing work projects, and his path to podcasting.