Phil Hulett And Friends

The Wolf of Weed Street returns to the show to assess the state of the legal cannabis industry in North America, opportunities in pot stocks and the one thing President Trump can do to spark the marijuana biz. Guest movie reviewer, Michael Seringhaus from The Parsing Haus offers a surprising verdict for Justice League and points you to a much better movie to spend your weekend dollar on. Plus these stories from Phil Hulett and co-hosts Gonzo Greg Spillane and Katie Elsaesser: Blue tooth vibrators record your...uh, activity. Guy in ER can't explain the eel in his anus. Navy fighter pilot in trouble for a penis in the sky. Sexiest man alive controversy. Does your phone's performance throttle down when a new model is launched? Speaking of phones...Girl is electrocuted while she sleeps by, you guessed it. And finally, drive-thru marijuana shops.

MMMM Craft Beer. John Holl is the senior editor of Craft Beer and Brewing Magazine, author of the book, The American Craft Beer Cookbook and co-host of the Steal This Beer podcast. He joins the friends to talk about the perfect craft beer pairings for the holidays. Plus he offers some advice to Phil Hulett to develop a taste for IPA's. Veterans have difficulty transitioning to civilian life. This is why Sirius XM host Jennifer Hammond wrote the book, "!01+ Resources for Veterans: The Ultimate Resource Guide." She checks in with valuable information and a heart-tugging personal story which explains her passion to help veterans. Plus these stories, courtesy of Phil Hulett and co-hosts Kellie Sue Peters and Gonzo Greg Spillane: iPhone X can't handle the cold. Delicious Fat Balls! Edible Science. 6 Things a brake up does to your body. How about a keg of Ranch Dressing for your next party? Is that a python in your pants or...oh, it's actually a python. And finally, is it Fall or is it Autumn?

It's Veterans Day weekend and PHAF salutes all military personnel with helpful information. Meredith Iler with the "Helping a Hero" organization explains how houses are built from the ground up, fitted with special features and fully adapted for severely wounded veterans. Plus Manny the Movie Guy checks in from San Francisco to review Daddy Home 2, Murder on the Orient Express and his pick of the week which he says will mean an Oscar nod for Mary J Blige. Co-Hosts Gonzo Greg Spillane and Kellie Sue Peters joins Phil Hulett with these stories: Does a Facebook Co-Founder regret what he and Zuckerberg created? Why Facebook wants you to send in your nude photos. An email app that trolls "royalty" who want to park millions of dollars in your bank account. Twitter 280. She won't show you her face, but singer Sia will show you this! The Millennium Falcon hiding in plain sight. Phil's visit to the dermatologist. FBI agent parties too hard with stripper...she takes his Rolex, some cash and HIS GUN! 

November is here...the month when a little facial hair can go a long way to raising awareness about and money to cure prostate and testicular cancers. Doug Prusoff from "Movember" explains what men AND WOMEN can do to grow this effort. Implicit in the Movember mission is a strong bond with ice hockey, and Phil Hulett discusses the Movember kick off which occurred during an Anaheim Ducks Game. Also in this hour, travel dude, Gary Warner explains why November and December are the best months of the year to visit Hawaii. And these stories: The dangers of dog spit. Outgoing Twitter employee pots a parting shot by temporarily shutting down Trump. iPhone X review. iPhone Photos app likes your boobs. Well intentioned Mom ties son to mini-van roof and goes for a spin. Facebook is not as inclusive as one would think. Distraught Dodgers fan goes off on Puig. Post Office loses remains of postal worker. And finally, the latest musical instrument might sound OK, just never run while holding it.

Puerto Rico gives us mainlanders a glimpse into what can happen if an earthquake, hurricane, cyber or nuclear attack took out our power grid. Former Lead Independent Networks Researcher with the Defense Threat Reduction Agency, and author of the book, "How to Thrive in an Uncertain World," Dr. Robin Burk talks about the cascading effect on your daily life and just how bad it can be. She also offers advice on how to do little things to prepare for the worst. Plus, Manny the Movie Guy reviews Thor: Ragnarok. And these stories: We hate changing our clocks twice a year. Worst treats given on Halloween. Dentists want you to eat a lot of candy. National Sandwich day...what's your favorite? Controversy over the hamburger emoji. Arby's Deer and Elk sandwiches are on the menu. Second thoughts about breast tattoos. Vaginal Fluid Perfume. And finally, Pope Francis on sleeping during church service.

Dr. Lydia Kang is the co-author of "Quackery: A Brief History of the Worst Ways to Cure Everything." You will be amazed to hear just some of the "remedies" we now know are either worthless or dangerous. Plus, the medical reason (read: excuse) for the invention of the vibrator! Next, another co-author and another book. This one is called "Atlas Obscura: An Explorer's Guide to the World's Hidden Wonders." Dylan Thuras gives us a glimpse into this book filled with stuff you've never heard of, including tree lobsters! Plus, Phil and the friends, Sylar Cuarisma and Mike Walters bring you these stories: The 11 people KFC follows on Twitter. The Piano Man increases his progeny giving hope to old guys everywhere. Radio host asks for a pay cut. Elderly husband takes a walk to look for a suitable kidney for his wife. Crocodile Hunter's family amps up the TV show tradition he established. Order a home via Amazon. Order a burrito delivered by Google drone. Facial recognition works on your pets. Most sicks days you aren't

Susie Selby, owner and operator of Selby Winery of Healdsburg, CA recounts the chaos and heroism during the deadly wildfires that ripped through Napa and Sonoma County wine country. Hear what happened when she decided not to evacuate. She also offers some vintner's wisdom on this unusual vintage of wine. Next up, Manny the Movie Guy reviews 6 movies, including a serious drama he recommends you do not watch, unless you prefer a main character whose name is an obvious reference to sphincter. Skylar Cuarisma and Mike Walters join Phil Hulett as Co-Hosts and these stories are offered up for your consideration: Thong Jeans. Southwest successfully completes un-manned flight. The Top 5 Halloween Costumes will have you scratching your head. Snickers new flavors for every mood. Burger King pranks it's customers. Playboy Magazine's first transgender playmate. It's time to play "Who's Older?" Could Pole Dancing be coming to the Olympics? Man steals $1,2 Million Worth of Fajitas. Plant on Zep reunion. Iron Maiden Beer ba

NASA expert and prolific author, Rod Pyle, contrasts NASA and Space X. Why can Space X launch dozens of rockets for what it costs NASA to launch one? Plus, an asteroid almost got us. Sorry Pluto, there's something more interesting orbiting in the wrong direction in your neighborhood. Plus Carlyn Montes De Oca gives cats a little equal time and also give advice to "animal guardians" how to keep their pets alive during wild fire season. And then there were these stories: Tim Hortons Buffalo Sauce Latte. Pumpkin Spice Hazmat. Halloween head lice! Mag Lev French Car. New homework app. Web to trunk Amazon delivery. More ways to be lazy. Mom leaves her 3 year old in a corn maze. Creepy Air BnB owner. Cannibal Couple arrested. Do not try this with a fish! And finally, what's in Phil's pants?

It's Friday the 13th in October! That's spooky, right? We have a little Friday the 13th history including some of the worst things to happen. Why does Taylor Swift love Friday the 13th? Not obvious movies to see on Friday the 13th. Plus other Friday the 13th trivia. Manny the Movie Guy reviews Professor Marston and the Wonder Women, Marshall and comments on the state of the Hollywood "casting couch" in light of the Harvey Weinstein scandal. Is everybody doing the same thing? Is Hollywood's power structure about to implode? Kelly Bennett and Kelly J co-host. They add these stories to the discussion: Nose hair extensions! Girls are allowed in the Boy Scouts. How Phil almost died in the Scouts. By the way, what are Webelos, anyway?

Our travel Dude, Gary Warner describes the charm of the South on full display in cities like Louisville, Nashville, and Memphis. He lists what to see and where to eat. Up next, is sex appeal better than curb appeal? Real Estate expert and author Lisa Smith talks about her book, "Swipe Right Matchmaking 101: Finding the Perfect Mate for Your Home." Plus Phil Hulett and "Ducks N Pucks" Podcaster, Mike Walters have the following stories: Good and Bad holidays to get married on. The Hot Chocolate Proposal. Move over WiFi here comes LiFi. Could there soon be a no holds barred fight between George Foreman and THIS guy? Former Detroit Red Wings player gets abusive on a plane. Why is Apple considering a delay in shipping the iPhone X? Video game maker holds a farting contest. Phil gives Intern Ricky a lesson about what NOT to post on social media. Marilyn Manson nearly crushed by prop on stage. Hero saves boy from burning car and faces criminal charges because of it. Visit your parents, or else. Finally, the NFL QB w

The 2017-2018 NHL season kicked off this week and you know Phil Hulett is a hockey guy, so hockey must be spoken today. SiriusXM NHL Network Radio guy and host of the Anaheim Ducks post game radio show, "Duck Calls," Josh Brewster checks in to answer a bunch of questions like will the Penguins three-peat? Is this the year of the goal? Will the expansion Vegas Golden Knights cause a ripple in the standings this season? And a whole lot more. Plus, Manny the Movie Guy is doling out the kisses today as he reviews the new Blade Runner Movie, The Mountain Between Us and My Little Pony (2017). By the way, parents, just be aware the theater is going to be packed with Bronies! We have a stack of stories for you, too, including: The new McVegan from McDonald's. I'll take the happy meal with a side of cocaine! There's a Bob's Burgers movie coming. The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame 2018 nominees are in. The FDA hate granola made with love. Marilyn Manson's nightmare. Dog tongue for the record books. And finally, what's th

Are millennials unmotivated slackers glued to their phones, ramen, and hair buns? Dr. Frieda Birnbaum says Millennials actually have things right, and baby boomers should take note and experience life now instead of waiting for retirement. Plus comic strip author and cancer survivor, Tom Batiuk talks about the ten year anniversary of the defining moment in his strip, Funky Winkerbean. And these stories: Eye tattoo goes very wrong. Police shoot actor portraying a robber. Actual robber has epic disguise. Alien Hunter team discover ET Highway across America. How to stop Facebook from listening to you. Woman drivers in Saudi Arabia. Bad drivers in America. And finally, abandoned baby comes with start up cash.

After summoning up the courage to speak publicly and openly for the first time about a strange and misunderstood condition, Phil Hulett goes into detail about the painful reaction he and countless others experience when water touches the skin. The condition is called Aquagenic Pruritus, but for now there is no cure and not a lot of consensus on a lasting treatment. Dr. Gil Yosipovitch, better known as "Dr. Itch" is one of the few doctors in America who is looking into this condition seriously and searching for answers, cures and some kind of hope for Phil and his fellow sufferers. It's a variety talk show, so there are other topics, including: Hugh Hefner's estate and who gets a piece of it. The man who fractured his penis but stayed on "the job" for several hours. Elon Musk's Big Freaking Rocket to Mars and his planned 30 minute flight to anywhere on Earth. FAA bans the flight of drones in 10 specific places. And Manny the Movie Guy reviews "American Made,"Victoria and Abdul," Flatliners 2017," and "Battle o

Today is the first day of autumn Phil Hulett looks to keep summer going with the man behind the classic 1966 surf film, The Endless Summer, Bruce Brown. Hear them reminisce about what Southern California beaches looked like before development, find out what Bruce thinks about today's surfers, as well as what a pair of trunks and a jug of wine could get you in the 1960s. Add to the fun, Travel Dude Gary Warner talks festivals, wine, beer and off-season baseball. Kellie Sue Peters and Paul McCann joins Phil as co-hosts with these stories: It's the end of the world as we know it. Celebrity Fall Bucket List. Silly Rabbit, potentially carcinogenic food colorings are for kids! Hangxiety is a thing. Here comes the largest Chick-fil-A ever! Celebrity birthdays that will make you feel old. And finally, Frida the dog has a knack for finding people alive in the rubble of major earthquakes.

Phil Hulett's Father-In-Law was a member of the Philippine Scouts during World War II and was held prisoner for 3 and a half years after the infamous "Bataan Death March." 75 years later, the U.S. Government is recognizing 260,000 Filipino soldiers who fought alongside Americans with the Congressional Gold Medal. Hear Lieutenant Colonel, INF, USAR Retired, Rodrigo L. dela Concepcion talk about the history and heroism of these Filipino men and how this rare honor came to fruition. Plus, our favorite Filipino, Manny the Movie Guy reviews the Lego Ninjago Movie as well as Kingsman The Golden Circle and Brad's Status. In addition, Phil, and his co-hosts, Kellie Sue Peters and Paul McCann, cover these stories: Equifax inadvertently sends people to a phishing website. A School Teacher steals the homecoming money for a gambling binge. Even though he is cute, plus-sized fans are outraged with Harry Styles. We'll tell you why. Well help you avoid party shame by revealing which Halloween costumes everyone else is buyin

You say you are sick and tires of government. Go ahead, start your own country. Joe Quirk is not kidding when he says the next frontier is the blue frontier. He explains how you can start your own, floating, sovereign country. He's dead serious, and a lot of what he says makes sense, but Phil has a lot of questions for him. Check out Joe Quirk's book here. It's the time of year when we have to talk baseball. Angels broadcaster, Trent Rush pops in to handicap the pennant races, talk about streaks, curses and jinxes. Adding to the fun, the friends offer these stories: Hipster coffee label sells out to the man. Wait a minute, raw chicken is a thing now? 5 year old overcomes 22 brain surgeries to make it to his first day of school. This is ridiculous, if you are into math...a dude in Thailand has 120 wives. Guess how many children he has? Was Utah Senator Orrin Hatch a stoner in high school? And finally, apparently Kelis really was singing about actually milkshake.

Freeze my credit! Nearly half of Americans may have had their credit information stolen in the massive Equifax data breach. Patrica A. Davis is a financial expert and author of the books, Mimi, Money and Me, 101 Realities About Money Daddy Never Taught Me But Mama Always Knew, Money Secrets for the Sandwich Generation - Squeezed in the Financial Middle, and the soon to be released "Going Broke is No Joke." She offers some harsh realities about your credit and what could happen to you if you don't take a simple step to protect yourself against what hackers may do with your credit info. Plus, Manny the Movie Guy tells us which movies and acting performances have Oscar written all over them after his visit to the Toronto International Film Festival. He also reviews mother! and American Assassin. In addition to our guests, we also have these stories: Why it's good for you to let your dog sleep in your bed. Worried about North Korea? Dennis Rodman to the rescue! Justin Bieber and Marilyn Manson feud. We finally kn

The organizer of the Devils Tower UFO Rendezvous joins Phil and the Friends to talk about the first annual event in Hulett, Wyoming. That's right, HULETT. Do not miss Phil Hulett's recounting of his bone-chilling UFO sighting. Plus, travel dude Gary Warner talks about a man's trek through Pacific Northwest wild fire sites, tens years after. Recent co-host, Stew Herrera checks in on his way to Golden Gate park in San Francisco where he will join 150 other bicyclists on an 8 day ride back to Los Angeles to raise money for the Arthritis Foundation. Will you help Stew raise $10,000? Plus these stories: Smart Vests for stray dogs. The 2018 Guinness Book of World Records. Most rediculous rules at work. Guy falls to death after marriage proposal. The seven signs your marriage will last. The guy who performed CPR on a turtle for an hour. TV Weather man lets one rip during his forecast. And finally, diamond ring lost in the garden 2 decades ago, turns up in a colander.

Your money is affected by external forces. Hurricanes, earthquakes, and unpredictable geopolitical events like North Korean nukes, all drive the markets into choppy economic waters. Mark Hamrick is the President of the Society of American Business Editors and Writers as well as the lead Economic analyst and Washington D.C. Bureau Chief at Bankrate.com. Hamrick visits the studio to discuss the sectors hardest hit by hurricanes Harvey and Irma. He also touches on other money-related topics, like the evolution of retail, Wall Street's opinion of Marijuana companies, and the state of journalism in America. Manny the Movie Guy reviews the movie "It" and offers a preview of the Toronto Film Festival. Plus, Phil and the Friends cover these stories: The crappy Tinder date. Feeling lonely? Rent-a-fish! Leslie Van Houten paroled. Taco Bell employees take out an armed robber. Wine that tastes like beer. Swanky demanding Nanny gig. Finally, somebody check Skylar's eyes...or her mind when she asks, "George Clooney likes

Fight the good fight! The founder of a hockey-themed charity event, The Fedorin Cup, joins us to talk about the NHL Stars and the rest of the experience fans can enjoy, including Phil Hulett as emcee. Proceeds from the event benefit Hockey Fights Cancer. Plus, if you are ready to fight the hurricane season, Travel Dude Gary Warner has some discount travel opportunities for you, BUT he says be sure to read the fine print before you go. In addition to this, Phil, Paul and Kelly talk about the big Pay-Per-View fight between Mayweather and McGregor and whether boxing is ruined forever, and what will happen to the Las Vegas book-makers if McGregor pulls off an unlikely win. Then there's the flight attendant blogger who's upset about barefoot passengers putting their feet on the headrest of the chair in front of them. What? Add to that, Facebook can't figure out what to do when you die. Here's a question for you, is Apple Cider Vinegar really any good for you? We also have Lamborghini Smart Phones for Bros. And fin