Phil Hulett And Friends

[caption id="" align="alignright" width="448"] National Dog Day is August 26, 2017[/caption] No, not hot dog, DOG. Download this Episode! (Listen below) You know, Fido, Rover, Pooch! Author of the book, [amazon_textlink asin='1631521861' text='Dog as My Doctor, Cat as My Nurse' template='ProductLink' store='phaf-20' marketplace='US' link_id='cf11e248-89de-11e7-bc2a-2944a7da4020'], Carlyn Montes De Oro joins the friends to talk about all dogs do to enhance human life. Carlyn also offers ideas on what to feed a dog from a vegan perspective. While Phil makes an effort, sausage is not on the menu. And what does Carlyn think about the growing popularity of treating dogs with acupuncture? Plus, the unknown uses for every days items. High school dress codes, rather, who owns "sexy?" Manny the Movie Guy finds a movie worth watching this weekend and it features a reformed, mumbling vampire! Add to that, Manny also offers his Top 10 Movies of 2017 so far (and the worst). In food news: Arby's goes big for the Game of Th

[saf] [caption id="" align="alignright" width="260"] Robots want your job[/caption] Can you compete with robots for your job? That's the question asked by science fantasy author [amazon_textlink asin='B06XHSNTVS' text='Christopher Allen Jones' template='ProductLink' store='phaf-20' marketplace='US' link_id='c5ce061d-846b-11e7-8825-61f3d70b7e46']. Relative to that, Phil shares a story about a McDonald's counter worker whose actions help make the case for robots replacing cashiers. Sexologist, [amazon_textlink asin='B06Y5NC9RH' text='Dr. Kristie Overstreet' template='ProductLink' store='phaf-20' marketplace='US' link_id='d9972d70-846b-11e7-bdb5-5383f1e8c468'] talks about revving up your summer sex life. In addition to that, Dr. Overstreet touches on parenting a transgender child. Plus these stories: Costco or Cosmo? One is being forced to pay big bucks to Tiffany. The other is encouraging women to send nude photos via text (sexting). Don't miss Phil's theory on Cosmo's purpose. Would you get an L.A. chargers T

[saf] [caption id="" align="alignright" width="150"] Shot through the heart and I'm to blame...[/caption] Sex dominated the conversation on today's show. However, things got started like a nail shot out of a nail gun...right into this dude's heart. He's from Wisconsin, don't you know. But don't get up out of your chair, he wouldn't want to put you out or anything, eh? Did gay guys ruin nude beaches for everyone? That's what Phil Hulett thinks. Undercover cops bust 50 men in public beach sex scandal. Speaking of beaches, Bing figured out a way to put the penis in search. Uh, what is Bing again? Apparently watching porn is damaging a particular part of your brain. Kellie Sue offers a helpful suggestion: "Switch hands." People are getting injured shaving their pubes. Gonzo asks Phil what his personal position is on manscaping. What do you think it is?  A man misses his dearly departed wife so much, he finds a robot replacement, a robot with a particular set of skills. We don't know why but people love smelly stu

[saf] Download this Episode! [caption id="" align="alignright" width="327"] Photo by Internet Archive Book Images [/caption] The Senior Editor of Sky & Telescope goes full geek over the total eclipse of the sun. Krispy Kreme honors the eclipse with a special doughnut. Imagine you're enjoying a day with your family at a Metallica concert when a guy named Daniel Daddio does THIS! All over your nice leather jacket! Home invaded by housekeepers! Home invaded by French lady! The Munsters return, again. Don't go into the burning mobile home, unless you don't want your wife to know what your cellphone might have recorded while you were with two women before the fire started. 16-year old candidate for Kansas Governor. Travel Dude Gary Warner says the golden age of travel to Hawaii is back! Maybe you should eat MORE salt? Uh, probably not. And finally, Federal fidget spinner safety guidelines. Co-hosts: Skylar Cuarisma, Stew Herrera //pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/js/adsbygoogle.js (adsbygoogle = window

It's Armageddon I tell ya! Hands down the story of the week is the 16-year old who went into the water at a beach in Australia and came out bleeding profusely from his legs. What caused it? A Marine Biologist from the University of New South Wales spoke with us and thinks he might possibly, maybe know, perhaps what these tiny, hungry-for-flesh sea creatures could be, maybe. Plus the infamous Ford Bronco which carried a despondent, armed OJ Simpson along the freeways and streets of Southern California while fans cheers, "Go Juice Go!" is up for sale. Don't worry, you can't afford it. Man find something unusual in his beer. Gin company puts inedible junk in their bottles on purpose. Former DJ uses "No-Ass Defense" in case against Taylor Swift. Manny the Movie Guy reviews Annabelle: Creation, The Nut Job 2, and The Glass Castle. There's an unexpected side-effect to tattoo's. Whatever you do, please do not use conditioner on your hair after a nuclear attack. Judge Judy is hot! The Bank of England tells vegans to

Mike the Gardener is the author of the book "Vegetable Gardening for the Average Person" as well as the creator of the "Seeds of the Month Club" where members receive non-gmo, heirloom variety seeds every month, and he's the host of the Vegetable Gardening Podcast. He answers all of Phil Hulett's questions about gardening, including how to beat the summer heat, controlling diseases int he garden, companion plants and more. Dr. Michael Z. Kurtz from Valley View Wellness Medical Center talks about the new pill that cures Hepatitis C, teenage onset of food allergies and he goes off with surprising fervor on the idea put forth by Governor Gerry Brown and others in the state legislature that the California should have a single payer health care system. See if you agree with Dr. Kurtz.  Plus, is a federal recreational marijuana law coming? Airline naked dude. Evidence why you should never let your dog lick your face. Is a hot dog a sandwich or something else? We receive a surprise phone call from the nation's top a

[saf] Download this Episode! [caption id="attachment_7440" align="alignright" width="150"] BitCoin[/caption] On this Chocolate Chip Cookie Day...we learn more than we thought we would about BitCoin. Cryptocurrency expert, Michael Perklin from ShapeShift.io, not only explains BitCoin but why BitCoin had a baby. Manny the Movie Guy reviews "Detroit." Plus creepy diseases released by melting icecaps...think anthrax Otter Pops. The most awesome Tinder date ever. Bikinis in Saudi Arabia. The hottest place on earth. Tales of the Codfather. Old Guy Sugar Daddy seeks Sugar Baby, pisses off Sugar Baby Mama. Butter sculptures and Cracker Barrel. Phil Hulett's hands on hangry crab experience. Drowning in sand. Oyster Vending Machine! Killing the poison with bourbon. Co-hosts: Gonzo Greg Spillane, Lauren Howard-Hayes, Katie Elsaesser

Episode 5 of Phil Hulett and Friends featured an Oktoberfest conversation with John Holl, author of The American Craft Beer Cook Book. Did Phil invent the beer aspic? Who knew Jennifer had the highest beer IQ in the room? Next, Patrick Scott Patterson talks video game violence and makes a pretty good case against blaming video games like Grand Theft Auto for the acts of real life mayhem, though Jay challenged him along the way. Then Tina and Sabina from TLC Network’s reality TV show "Alaskan Women: Looking for Love" check in, and boy are they a couple of firecrackers. And yes, Jay makes a pass at them, twice. Finally, a fascinating conversation with inventor Aaron Foss. He’s figured out how to block robo calls, streamlined the documentation process for child cancer patients, and revolutionized the buffalo wings dipping process.

In this episode Dr. Deanna Brann tackles passive-aggressive in-laws. Hockey blogger Saucy_C previews the NHL season. A California father describes what happened when he and his 5-year old autistic daughter were asked to leave an establishment. Former Child Star Phil McKeon from the TV Sitcom "Alice" pays a surprise visit. Dr. Michael Kurtz tackles a dangerous strain of bird flu, and recalls how he accidentally appeared in 6 episodes of "1000 Ways to Die." Phil partakes in some TGI Fridays bashing. Hosts: Phil Hulett, Jennifer Bjorklund, Mike Templeton filling in for Jay Campadonia, and Karlo Sy Su.

Download this Episode! In this episode Phil Hulett, Jennifer Bjorklund and Karlo Sy su (Jay Campadonia was too sick to answer the bell) celebrated the 14th annual Lobster Festival (September 13-15, 2015) in Los Angeles Harbor. The studio in which we record the show is situated right in the middle of the festival grounds in the Ports O'Call in San Pedro, California. We hear from the promoter of the event, Jim Hall.  Also, we talked about the various ways to prepare lobster with the Director of Catering from the famous Ports O'Call Restaurant.  In an effort to better understand lobsters, we spoke with Professor Win Watson whose been researching lobsters for 15 years at the University of New Hampshire. On other topics we explore Jennifer's love for cars, and get a surprise phone call from her father-in-law in Minnesota, where the comparisons between Corvettes and European sports ensues. Plus Erica Sandberg, our "Femme Fiscale" reviews the ridiculous things people worry about when it comes to their credit.  And

On part 2 of Episode 326, Travel Dude Gary Warner explains how to travel to all points Game of Thrones for very little money. Paleontologist Phil Manning checks in from a not-so-top secret dino dig to explain how science proves T-Rex was the laughing stock of the Jurassic period. Who knew Mike Templeton was such a dinodweeb! Plus poo for teacher. The 18-hour orgasm. Turn in your utility belt Ben Affleck. Phil explains to Brooke Peterson the percent naked rule and why women constantly torture men. NY to DC Hyperloop. Top grossing concert tours for the first half of 2017. And Salvador Dali's mustache lives!

Lot's to talk about in this episode, including: Phil get's a little too candid about the after affects of his hernia surgery. It's Brooke's final day as producer. Comic Con updates. Be very afraid of robot kudzu! If you need psychotherapy, visit Sigmund Droid. Breast milk brownies. What is it about alleys? Remember when you used to build forts?  The pork is falling! the pork is falling! Chipotle rains rodents! Manny the Movie Guy reviews Dunkirk, Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets, and Girls Trip. Plus the Chester Bennington - Chris Cornell suicide connection. And what's the deal with our contest guy?

The "Men's Advocate," Linda Gross, shares her opinions about men and women and gives the various answers to, "Why I Broke Up with You." Life-Long geek and cosplay master, Mike Templeton offers previews of D23 and Comic Con. Plus these stories: Teenage girl hits big prizes on 2 different scratchers. Single can of checked luggage. Marines on Pokemon Go patrol catch bad guy. $25k for Anal Botox treatment. What college kids would do for free pizza. Trapped in an ATM. Co-Hosts: Gonzo Greg Spillane, Kelly Bennett

Bankrate.com Senior Economic Analyst, Mark Hamrick explains why the American Economy just can't get revved up, where interest rates and wages are going, and what the future holds for retail. Manny the Movie Guy reviews "War for the Planet of the Apes" and singe the praises of Andy Serkis. He also gives high marks for "The Big Sick." Plus these stories: Sex can make you healthy. Monkey Selfie lawsuit. The Plague returns to California. Teen wakes up with his head in a bear's mouth. The world's largest super soaker. Delicious eels on the highway. TSA lobster fest. Today is National Grilled cheese Sandwich Day! Game of Thrones is back. Co-Hosts: Gonzo Greg Spillane, Kelly Bennett

Paul Robitaille is with the Klondike Visitors Association (and a former Toe Captain, as well as the reigning Yukon Goldpanning Champion) and he updates a story we brought you in episode 323 in whuich the secret ingredient in a drink was stolen and how you can win a trip to Canada's Yukon Territory by taking a picture of your big toe. Travel Guy Gary Warner has the pros and cons of taking a trip and then deciding you want to live there. Plus: Snorting Chocolate. Rob Kardashian and revenge porn. The third most common foreign language by state. Paint Colors named by an AI computer. What is today? Did Pompeii catch a guy masturbating? Uhhh...World Boxing Organization...Pacquiao-Horn...really? Co-Hosts: Skylar Cuarisma, Kelly J

Clinical Forensic Psychologist, Dr. John Huber explains why Millennials are not ready for the reality of life and why they suffer from panic attacks and anxiety over basic responsibilities. Manny the Movie Guy reviews Spider-Man: Homecoming. Plus: Fireworks mishaps. 4th of July firepower. The dating app for teens...or is it for pedophiles? Getting married at Taco Bell. Hot sauce shots. Fun with bikinis and the "he-string." Scrotal Recall. Co-Hosts: Skylar Cuarisma, Kelly J

James Lowe is better known as Jiggy Jaguar, and he is booked to appear on this episode, but something happened. Manny the Movie Guy reviews the new Transformers movie. Put down that fidget spinner, we've seen the next big thing! The new Ken doll needs to grow a pair. Earth's population explosion projected. Motorcycle road rage. Heavy Metal Fans in Germany get the best treatment, IF they drink enough beer. The average cost of a case of beer by U.S. State. The Melania Make-Over. 3-D sketch kid.  Co-Hosts: Emily Harlan, Kellie Sue Peters

In part 2 of episode 323 of Phil Hulett and Friends, word arrives on what happened to Jiggy Jaguar that has the friends worried for his welfare. Phil shops for a hybrid plug-in car. There's a new drink called the Sour Toe and somebody stole the secret ingredient. Travel Dude Gary Warner checks in with vacation spots where you can beat the summer heat. Kids these days with their high-tech summer jobs making $20,000 or more from their bedroom. 2 slices, er scoops of the brand new ice cream flavor. Carlyn Montes De Oca says, never mind Take Your Dog to Work Day, she has a better idea. Michael Phelps comes out of retirement to face certain death. We've found the dude who owns the most Hello Kitty stuff. The dumbest crook of the week. Names celebrities use when they check into hotels.  Co-Hosts: Emily Harlan, Kellie Sue Peters

Any way you slice it, we are RIPPED! Russ Greene, a spokesman for CrossFit explains how a district court ruling further legitimizes the massive extreme workout company. The co-founder of events production company, Brew Ha Ha talks about the music a craft beer festival, BeerX as well as a music and something else festival, High & Mighty. Strategic Problem Solver, Rashid Brown promotes a mobile work life. Plus these stories: South Korea Fights age discrimination. The first state to go gender neutral on driver licenses. Uber driver should lose his license. Judge sentences 71-year old man who robbed a bank just to get caught and thrown in jail so he can get away from his wife. United Airlines might soon be named after a guy who was attacked by airline employees. Mayweather vs McGregor. Microsoft makes huge, humanitarian, earth-shaking strides with artificial intelligence. Another lady who didn't know she was pregnant. Bat signals for Adam West. In China the means of production (and it's competition) is under

Not necessarily in that order! But let's start that way. Author and radio host, Paul Louden talks about how fidget spinners can help with autism. Manny the Movie Guy reviews Cars 3, All Eyez on Me, and a raunchy comedy featuring Scarlett Johansson. Plus, Phil saves Manny's bacon rap (sic)! Brooke Peterson joins Phil in the studio and they offer these stories: Cosby may get off again (legally, this time). YouTube sensation, Austin Jones may show up on Megan's List soon. It's Vegetarian versus Rabid Raccoon! Woman wakes up with a snake in her bed, but this time it's an actual snake! Bonus Frog grows two extra legs thanks to secretive scientist. College Football scholarship for 11 year old phenom. U.S. Open of e Coli. Americans are charitable as heck. Breakfast cereal-inspired fashion eye-wear. And Phil's epic rant: Who knew the Google Maps Lady could be so helpful?