Phil Hulett and Friends

Back to School

Yup, we learnt a thing or two on today's episode of Phil Hulett and Friends. Creativity is locked inside us and author, Barnet Bain gives us tips on not only unlocking those juices, but enhancing our intimacy. Apparently it's OK to let kids play video games, as long as they promise to play a round of Canasta with grandma every now and then. So says Neuro-developmental Occupational Therapist, Letha Marchetti. Learn how the hockey community is banding together to fight cancer with a special charity event. Our travel guy, Gary Warner knows the best spots in American to enjoy the autumn leaves. Today's friends: Brooke Peterson, Ted Prichard, and Jeff Kowalczyk. Other topics include: Peyton Manning's fingers are numb. Iron Maiden sings about Robin Williams. Parent sue over "toxic" school Wi-Fi. Lion gets revenge for death of Cecil. Stand-up Comedians revolt against college political correctness. Too much flossing can kill you? The International Space Station gets a liquor delivery. How much did the 1% lose when the stock market corrected? Drone trespassing laws. Ashley Madison offers big money in exchange for the hackers who turned the website's adulterous world upside down. USC's coach goes on an apology tour. And finally, the restaurant tip that makes you want to laugh out loud. 

Cheaters and Meat Eaters

Guess who had account with the cheaters website, AshleyMadison.com? We reveal the names, the stats and the preferences. Plus The Paleo Cardiologist pays a visit to explain why it is so important to eat meat. Did Kirsten Stewart make the moves on Manny the Movie Guy?  "Gonzo" Greg Spillane and Ted "Thrasher" Prichard guest co-host with Phil Hulett on this episode. Topics include: 15 Year Old Kid with a unique name soars to the top of the Presidential polls. Uber background checks. Steven Tyler's country song. The 10 sexiest cities in America. The 10 states that spend the most at Walmart. Bad parents. Update on the couple on the cover of the Woodstock soundtrack 46 years later. Pestilence at Burning Man/ Parrothead potties. Female Viagra has a name now. July was off the charts hot. Would you swim in a clear pool suspended 50 stories between two hi-rise buildings? Please resist mounting the Nicki Minaj wax model! Televangelists. And finally, the Ice Bucket Challenge lives on.

Hot Sun - Cold Beer

The sun is getting hotter and so is the show. Reference Phil's and Ted Prichard's comments about Jessica Alba. But, further to the sun, listen to an expert's interesting, scientific take on global warming and the ozone layer. Plus, do you know what the beer equivalent to wine's sommelier is? We do, because one joined us for this episode to explain craft beer speak. Our travel guy rates Pac-12 cities and colleges. George Zimmerman has a knack fro controversy. Which weapon wins in a convenience store fight? A machete or a scimitar? A dad holds the line on life lessons and returns his kid's "participation" trophy. The Starbucks video peeper. The top 11 things women call their breasts. Lies parents tell their kids so they'll stop asking for stuff. Female Viagra! Phil's custom hockey goal calls for charity. And, finish the joke, "an elephant walks into a flea market..."

Skinny Jeans and Dummies

Yes, we're churning them out here in America: Skinny jeans and dummies. Sounds like the name of a new band...maybe Johnny Depp knows what we mean. If you listen to this episode, you will. Here's a quick rundown of the topics on today's show: 3 New Cosby Accusers, Straight Outta Compton, The Man from U.N.C.L.E., Ted Nugent defends Donald Trump, Sorry Megyn Kelly, Unprepared High School Grads, Elvis Week, Billy Joel's Creepy Life, Phone-Charging Skinny Jeans, Does my butt look fat in this?, HefeWheaties Beer? Tom Brady Sux, Phoenix is sinking, McDonald's is Messing with the Quarter Pounder, He got a vasectomy why?, Interns Sue Olsen Twins, Purple Rain rain, Evil Citi Bank, Train Wreck by any other name, When Disneyland Closed, and finally, there's a National Facial Hair Society?

Fried Food, Ice Cream and Beer

You'll feel a lot healthier after listening to today's episode of Phil Hulett and Friends. Skylar Cuarisma and Ted Prichard co-host. Skylar notes science has figured out whether southern cooking is good for you, and she has a thing or two to say about America's ice cream preferences. (NOTE: skip ahead to 6:20 to hear Skylar describe her love of husky guys). Ted takes us down the highway along Florida's west coast, where a beer truck driver and his dog make for a memorable drive. Voice over guy, Stew Herrera has an unusual way of raising awareness and money for juvenile diabetes which involved tight pants, and a special cutout in his seat. Antiques expert, Bill Rau talks about flea market treasures. Travel Guy, Gary Warner says, sure it's rainy and cold, but NOW is the best time to visit Australia. Plus the French parents who forgot their 3 year old at the rest stop. Half Pint for Congress? LOL vs HAHA. The hackers convention. Toys from the 80's and 90's that are worth a lot of money. Can you name the MLB brothers who combine for them most home runs ever? The woman who stopped a bullet with her bra. And finally, Phil describes the perfect mistress.

El Episodio Chupacabra

Today we speak with a monster hunter who has taken several trips trying to find the elusive Chupacabra. Plus can beer and whiskey help you live a longer life? Why can't Americans respect and appreciate stuff, like a hitch-hiking robot? A doctor explains why kids should definitely play high school sports. Reaction to the evil dentist who killed a beloved lion is causing a trickle effect all the way into your life space. Science has figured out why women are freezing cold all the time in the office (yup, it's men's fault). Science has also discovered a cure to a hangover (hint, you can buy it by the pound). Will you watch an animated movie about Pez Dispensers? Is "ugly" grounds for divorce? Which is your heaviest organ?  How much would you pay to keep your pet alive? A giant Minion destroys the morning commute. Donald Trump's cellphone number. And finally...the ejector bed!

Brain-Eating Amoeba!

What a show! Here's a quick rundown of topics, Brain-Eating Amoeba in tap water! Could Los Angeles still host the 2024 Summer Olympics? How to teach kids to speed read 5 books a week, and retain the info. Smart guys warn against autonomous robots. Divers encounter mysterious blob. The Foot Doctor  describes hideous feet and has a message for women and stiletto heels. Cat loses 22 pounds! Finders keepers? Family finds sunken treasure. Grilling your meat could kill you!  Walmart's oldest employee. A woman is banned from Walmart for life. Co-Host/Producer Brooke Peterson is headed to Yosemite and travel guy Gary Warner recommends she wait until autumn. New friend Jeff Kowalczyk joins Phil in the studio, and old friend Katie Clark pops in to reveal something very personal. More stories: the guy who tried to take a selfie with a rattlesnake. 4 tips for taking better selfies. The evil landscaper. Couples who get drunk together are happier. And finally, what Phil's Dad used to do with a knife, a match and some alcohol.

Ice Cream Dreams

July is national ice cream month and we make good on that celebration today when the founder of Creamology visits to explain the latest trend in making better, tastier ice cream. Sounds like a dream come true, but what do your dreams really mean. Phil Hulett's recurring dream apparently means he's honest, caring, and comfortable with his naked body. Dream Analyst Lauri Loewenburg explains what your dreams mean, and deciphers one of the most bizarre celebrity dreams, courtesy of Madonna, we've ever heard. Plus Manny the Movie Guy pulls no punches on this weekend's offerings. Hackers are able to disrupt and even disable connected cars from a specific auto-maker. Star Wars' R2D2 is actually in space. Science can finally tell you if you have a good-looking penis. The mystery of the sex-toys on the power line is finally solved. Sharknado III. Where can you go to get a god deal on anti-venom? Meet the guy who not only won the lottery, he was hit by lighting. And finally, the tuba player who ruined the KKK parade.

What a minute, what?

First we learn during the "Is America Ready for a Gay President?" segment, that Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel are most likely gay, then we learn that members of N'Sync and Backstreet Boys will die horrific deaths in a horror movie courtesy of the makers of Sharknado. This is all very disturbing to us, but perhaps not as disturbing as Phil Hulett's swimming pool experiences. Don't miss his stories in the second hour during the travel feature about Classic American Hotel Swimming Pools. Plus, hear what an American woman of Muslim descent has to say about arranged marriage, and how now may be a great time for America to move in that direction. Erin Myers returns to the studio and offers: used car salesman tricks, record heat globally, people still like Trump, the bird who steals marijuana cigarettes, and the male nurse who married a 4 year old patient. Phil revealed which two pets other than cats and dogs, are best for your health. Can you guess? Plus Xena: Warrior Princess is coming back, a guy who went blind after rough sex, and ladies...you called in sick because WHY?  

America the Good and the Bad

On this episode of Phil Hulett and Friends we have ample examples of both good and bad behavior. There's Caitlyn Jenner's Arthur Ashe Courage Award acceptance speech on the ESPY's, then there's the group in Texas which believes kindergarten children will be encourages to participate in sodomy thanks to the Supreme Court ruling on gay marriage. Then there's Chuck Furey who's riding around America, the long way, raising money for 5 charities. (Hint, click on his name.) and then there's a good chance Uber has offered it's last ride share in California. There's improved workplace standards when it comes to pregnant workers, but then there' this month's cover of Rolling Stone which provides proof that rock and roll, and any advancements women have made in the past 30 years, may actually be dead. There's the new Lay's potato chip flavors and then there's Amazon's "Prime Day." There's bacon flavored seaweed and then there's Germany's move to officially designate bugs as food. There's the new jewel to cover your cat's rectum (that's a good thing, isn't it?) and then there's the guy who held an alligator for a month as his personal sex slave (We've since learned the story is fake as crocodile tears). There's Ant Man and there's Train Wreck...OK, fine, Manny the Movie Guy says they are both good movies. 

Pluto, PreNups, and Heroin

What's all the excitement over Pluto about? Gonzo Greg co-hosts this episode asks the same question in his anti-plutonian rant. We learn why prenuptial agreements could work for just about everybody, and how a home renovation project might cause you to exercise that prenup. A former addict reveals how heroin is becoming the drug of choice for middle class kids and women, and where you can get help. Our travel dude is lost in the wonder of the Coast Starlight train on the way to Eugene, Oregon. Kelly Bennett from Breakfast with Gary and Kelly guest co-hosts. She has a real problem with Larry King's bathroom habits. She also describes what you are drinking in a glass of tap water that might cause you to be infertile. More stories: The Ice Age is coming, Flash is just about dead, drunk girls ruin everything, what's really under a kilt? Dr. Head Transplant has his first donor, Google Photo can only be stopped with antibiotics, will Caitlyn Jenner show cleavage at the ESPYS? Chafing relief for the thigh-gap-challenged, something new to ask Siri, sex news, and why you should never steal a sword at the Renaissance Fair.

The Lots of Wives Edition

Today we speak with a polygamy advocate who says the Supreme Court's decision on same-sex marriage opens the door to legalized polygamy. What do you think? Plus Manny the Movie Guy on Minions and Amy Winehouse, Jeremy Anticouni on Apple Watches getting way too hot, and Dr. Shaelyn Pham on selfish parents raising better children. Brooke Peterson joins Phil in the studio and reveals what Girl Scouts will not do for $100,000, issues a Bill Cosby update, details of the homicidal mama bunny rabbit, why women live longer than men...or do they? And perhaps the biggest development of the day, Taco Bell delivery. Phil Hulett goes out of character and delivers an Ariana Grande diatribe, but reels himself back in to point out what Crayola Crayons and Jello have in common...beef. Plus the top vacation fantasies including skinny dipping, would you rather get a $20,000 raise or four extra weeks of vacation, heavy metal kids grow up to be well-adjusted adults, and Donald Trump is pretty sure he'll get the Latino vote.