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It’s Elcott……the Next Step!… Dr. Ed Elcott brings on special guests Beans Halberstam and Bobbie and Steve Dooley. The Overlords are not happy.

It’s Elcott……the Next Step!… Dr. Ed Elcott brings on special guests Beans Halberstam and Bobbie and Steve Dooley. The Overlords are not happy.

It’s Elcott……the Next Step!… Dr. Ed Elcott brings on special guests Beans Halberstam and Bobbie and Steve Dooley. The Overlords are not happy.

It’s Elcott……the Next Step!… Dr. Ed Elcott brings on special guests Beans Halberstam and Bobbie and Steve Dooley. The Overlords are not happy.

It’s Elcott……the Next Step!… Dr. Ed Elcott brings on special guests Beans Halberstam and Bobbie and Steve Dooley. The Overlords are not happy.

It’s Elcott……the Next Step!… Dr. Ed Elcott brings on special guests Beans Halberstam and Bobbie and Steve Dooley. The Overlords are not happy.

It’s Elcott……the Next Step!… Dr. Ed Elcott brings on special guests Beans Halberstam and Bobbie and Steve Dooley. The Overlords are not happy.

It’s Elcott……the Next Step!… Dr. Ed Elcott brings on special guests Beans Halberstam and Bobbie and Steve Dooley. The Overlords are not happy.

It’s Elcott……the Next Step!… Dr. Ed Elcott brings on special guests Beans Halberstam and Bobbie and Steve Dooley. The Overlords are not happy.

It’s Elcott……the Next Step!… Dr. Ed Elcott brings on special guests Beans Halberstam and Bobbie and Steve Dooley. The Overlords are not happy.

THURSDAY, JANUARY 03, 2013 Popular Radio Comedian Says Traditional Radio On Way Out - Blames Low Talent Pay Phil Hendrie, Los Angeles syndicated talk radio show host ranted Wednesday night on his comedy radio program that radio is on it's way out. Hendrie, who does comedy character voices on his long running show blames radio station management for cheapening radio programming. Hendrie, a 40-year veteran of talk and entertainment radio, said radio station owners refuse to pay talent fairly and hints that online internet radio will eventually take over as traditional radio broadcasting is left behind. Hendrie says he makes more money from his internet blog and online downloadable shows than he does from his live on air radio nightly broadcast. Hendrie has been involved in television and movies for more than a decade and currently appears in the movie, “This Is 40.” Hendrie has also had a recurring role in the TV sitcom “New Girl,” and appeared in the movie “Last Call" Additionally he's done voice work for the animated version of “Napoleon Dynamite.” He also played the character "Boots" on the ABC-TV hit show “Modern Family" His first broadcasting job was at WBJW 1440 AM in Winter Park, Fla., a suburb of Orlando from 1973–1975. From 1976 to 1988, Hendrie was a disc jockey (DJ) on AOR-format rock music stations in Utica, NY, New Orleans, Miami, San Diego, Los Angeles. He says he's now "totally divorced" from conventional talk radio and refuses to talk about traditional political topics any longer, calling it "garbage" entertainment, "a garbage can filled with meaningless" political talk. Hendrie says he's never talked to anyone in radio who's impressed him with their political opinions. In the coming year he states he's going to talk about everything other than politics. "That's the leaf I've turned over," he said Wednesday night. Hendrie claims he's neither conservative nor liberal, but says current radio management tries to "squeeze blood out of a rock" by cutting salaries and programming the formulaic, tea party radio approach. Radio is 'no longer fun to do and there's no money in it," says Hendrie. "This is no way to run a business. People running the broadcasting business today don't know what they're doing. Either that or they are intentionally robbing talent blind. There's no middle ground." He cites stations selling program time to high bidders who want to put on syndicated content with virtually no real content. For the last 6 months portions of many of Hendrie's comic radio shows have been available as free downloads at philhendrieradio.com and are among the most downloaded comedy podcasts at iTunes. Hendrie’s comedy bits, including characters Jay Santos, Chris Norton, Bobbie Dooley, David G. Hall and Ted Bell are also available on Pandora
Vernon Dozier gave us some behind the scenes from the BCS title game. When the camera isn't on a coach like Nick Saban, whose team is winning by 35 points, the coach is usually "in the stands playing grab ass, having a bottle of suds or eating barbecue." Chris Norton, a 28 year old telemarketer from Hermosa Beach, CA, the owner of "Norton 'Splodes Enner'tainmen" and an aspiring "adult film producer" talked to Phil about psychopaths that prey on single women in the Southern California bar scene. Chris explained that when he and his friends Guy Babcock, Jeff Velour, and Steve Bodine walk in they "chase the psychos out of there because all the women are more attracted to us."  Jeff Dowdder also made an appearance to prove to people how similar to Chris Norton's voice his voice is after Norton hung up on Phil for calling him 'Jeff' too many times.
Chris Norton can't understand why cops would humiliate a man with a lie detector test if his wife went missing. After all, he did her a favor by marrying her in the first place! From 2005.
Harvey Weirman represents Chris Norton in a lawsuit against Adelphia cable for dropping the Spice channel....that means less work for the stud Chris! From 2000.
Phil brought on Chris Norton tonight who described a dance he did at a bachelorette party that involved "hip flexing"  and inadvertant contact with a womans nose... Bud and Robert pretended they were doing James Browns act including Bud wearing a cape (a beach towel) and Bud dancing like James Brown (limping around the stage...).

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"Dean Wheeler came on and said it was funny that he wanted to see the Fox reporter lifted off the ground by the wind and carried backwards at a high rate of speed through a glass store front" Show Log For Tuesday August 28, 2012Tonight, Gene Decarta, Vernon Dozier's brother-in-law, talked about imagining a street sign coming loose from the hurricane winds in Louisianna and slamming into Anderson Cooper's head, such is his dislike of CNN's whole editorial stance. Dean Wheeler came on and said it was funny that he wanted to see the Fox reporter lifted off the ground by the wind and carried backwards at a high rate of speed through a glass store front. Bob Bakian, the reporter who can't speak or even function intelligently without "news music" behind him, reported from New Orleans on the progress of Isaac. Chris Norton and Dr. Jim Sadler talked about STD's in the porn business and how Chris infected Jim's wife-to-be in a sex scene on her last day as an adult film actress
Chris Norton figures even if husbands catch him banging their wives he can "cool the whole situation out" by talking to the other guy.
"Green said he had a problem with the Western Sky Financial ads because 'its Indians lending money to white people.'"Bob Green, CEO of Frazier Foods, finally let it all hang out tonight. What he's been threatening to do for years he did: Let all of his racism come shining through. Ostensibly, he wanted to talk about a barking dog next door and how those Humane Society commercials take the edge of his anger away. Then he let a Hispanic caller have it, saying he didn't like "Mexicans" bringing up the subject of his wife. Finally Green said he had a problem with the Western Sky Financial ads because "its Indians offering to lend money to white people."Would you borrow money from this woman...if you wasn't an Indian, that is Phil talked about the Empire State Building shooting with Bud, Robert and RC Collins. Chris Norton checked in to talk about the STD epidemic among porn performers in LA and Europe and Steve Bosell called from his "meditation pond" to make sure we knew he was the first guy sto ay the phrase "I'll cut yooouu" on our show.
Tonight Bobbie and Steve Dooley defended their use of "y'all" while showing a black couple around Western Estates...in this case Professor Emory Clayton and his wife Cheryl. Professor Clayton didn't mind "y'all" as much as he did Steve referencing Mrs Clayton's posterior as her "trunk." Later Chris Norton was incoherent as he blathered on about his website "'sessuality dot com" and his new adult film series "Tran-did Camera" featuring so-called "he-she's." When frequent contributor Marylyn Donnely called, herself a transexual, and asked if she would qualify for his film Norton went into a weird explanation about having to hire surveyors and engineers to determine that.

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"His mother calls him 'short stuff' and 'missile dick' and laughs when Larry tells the dentist "don't put that in my mouth." Show Log For Wednesday August 1, 2012Starting the show tonight, Margaret Grey and General Gaylen Shaw are at a Chick-Fil-A in "Montavido" California where there is an "Appreciation Day" celebration going on. Maragret interviews people in line but despite her disapproval of Chick-Fil-A's stand om gay rights she has a "tenders basket" and claims it gave her the runs. General Shaw stands with Chick-Fil-A and Margaret is eventually run off, her underwear filling up. One of Larry Grover's greatest fears The next hour Larry Grover tries to give a preview of our episode 25 Free Phil Hendrie Podcast but is stopped, once again, by his mother who calls him "short stuff," missle dick" and laughs when Larry tells the dentist "don't put that in my mouth." With Karen Deauville, Jerry Deauville, Herb Deauville and Chris Norton
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