Phil Hulett and Friends

Estate Planning Attorney, Sam Long explains, regardless of size, wills are vital if you don't want to leave your beneficiaries in a world of hurt. Dale Lopes describes a new blood test that can accurately define your metabolism and new therapies that can use that information to help you change it from fast to slow, or vice versa. And finally, Brooke Peterson introduces us to the Bluetooth Tampon.  This bite-sized chunk of episode 273, "A Walmart on Uranus," is sponsored by DAWGS.

Plenty of sex in the first bit-sized chunk of episode 273. You've heard of Russian Roulette, right? You will not believe what Sex Roulette is. Thanks Brooke Peterson for finding this story. And, unless you are a porn star, you might also have a hard time believing how little time, on average, we spend actually having sex in our lifetimes. Doctors truly love us, and they prove this by recommending we eat a healthy plate of human feces to cure certain ailments. Now there's a recognized syndrome adults who throw temper tantrums can blame their poor behavior on. Morely Safer is just another example of a radio/TV reporter/host who worked well into his golden years and dropped dead days after he retired. Phil Hulett worries about what might happen at the end of this Dodger season! Sports Talk host Dale Lopes joins Phil and Brooke in the studio and asks how young is too young for Universities to recruit and offer scholarships to up and coming football players. Try 8th grade? This segment of episode 273 is sponsored by Aqusana.

Part six of the Friday the 13th Show features a spirited conversation between Gonzo Greg and Phil Hulett over Apple Music, iTunes and changes over at Apple regarding music downloads. this could affect your music library, so pay attention. Plus the no tipping at the restaurant experiment has yielded a result. Guess who's original rap name was "Shrimp Daddy" and the old guy who had it "up to here" with a Verizon technician. You won't believe what he did. This bite-sized chunk of Episode 272 is sponsored by Heat and Cool

In part 5 of episode 272, Friday the 13th Show, and Phil Hulett makes sure everyone knows if they drive a certain model of car, they are going to die. Plus Gonzo Greg is very sad about what just happened to the oldest woman (116) in America. Debbie Silverman's book is called "It's Just a Conversation - What to Say and How to Say It in Business" but on this episode of Phil Hulett and Friends, she offers help to college grads whose diplomas say they learned something but the truth is they are screwed and nobody wants to hire them. This bite-sized chunk of Episode 272 is sponsored by Lunar Pages.

In part 4 of episode 272 we explore what that sexy voice inside your GPS does to you when you are all alone in your car on that lonely road of loserness. The top reasons why most people track down their ex on Facebook. And Manny the Movie Guy reviews The Darkness, Money Monsters and The Lobster. This bite-sized chunk of episode 272, Friday the 13th Show is sponsored by Heat and Cool. 

In this chunk of the Friday the 13th Show, travel guy, Gary Warner riffs on the mythology of the day and directs our attention to some of the more superstitious travel destinations in the world. Plus Gonzo Greg reviews the network television cancellations, including the Muppets, which prompted Phil to hate on Miss Piggy. The segment of Episode 272 is sponsored by Lunar Pages.

Hey, if it's considered art, I guess an 18 foot tall man's ass is worth paying to see in a museum. Maybe you agree? Researchers have found a troubling byproduct of the preponderance of porn in our society, teen girls think they don't measure up so they are getting plastic surgery on their genital area. Careful when visiting Facebook...you could die! Donald Trump Public Relations featuring an agent who Donald Trump says is not Donald Trump. Why the the director of the movie "Space Jam" says the sequel is going to fail. This segment of episode 272, "The Friday the 13th Show" is sponsored by the Heat and Cool.

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Does everyone really have sex on prom night? We have the definitive answer on this episode of Phil Hulett and Friends. Dr. Roberta Kline returns to the show to show you how to completely detox your body without trendy treatments like coffee enemas. Manny the Movie Guy reviews Captain America: Civil War and lists his top 10 super hero movies of the past 25 years. Colleen O'Grady makes a return visit to try to convince Phil how to treat mom (and his wife) better on Mother's Day. Kelly J joins Phil in the studio and they cover these stories: Hangover remedies, What Prince had in his system when he dies, Why is Train covering the complete Led Zeppelin 2? Apartments on Venus, Kids are wimps, sprinting great grandma, what not to get mom, David Bowie secret images on album cover, the Whopper Dog, Fried Chicken-flavored nail polish, and finally, the apps of the future are going to suck...unless you are color blind.   

If you ever wondered why Buddha is always depicted as smiling and happy, we now know why. The author of the book, "Unlocking Siddhartha's Brain" joins us to discuss the Buddha and the scientific importance of meditation. Our Travel Guy explains when you should avoid New Orleans. Manny the Movie Guy reveals his Stagecoach wardrobe and reviews Keanu and Mother's Day. The author of the book, "Sleeping Your Way to the Top" talks about, well, you have to listen. Danny Lemos co-hosts this episode. You might know him better as "Chuy from La Puente." Danny and Phil plowed through the following stories: Actress picked to play Lara Croft in Tomb Raider Reboot, Apple employee found dead in conference room, Iron Maiden censored in China, Don't cuddle your dog, restaurant server tricks for better tips, people pay money to eat the stuff floating in the spa, Most women with cats believe their pet effects their love life, Match Game is back with this host, cheating on people is good for you, church goer shoots and kills a guy in church, cop accidentally shoots podiatrist IN THE FOOT, what would you chop off to keep your Internet connection, retweeting makes you stupid, and finally...the pizza box made out of pizza!   

In tribute to our mother earth, we sought out stories and guests to amplify a message of conservation and environmentalism...accent on the "mental." Phil offered a quick list of the top Earth Day pick up lines. Gonzo Greg Spillane revealed some very sad news about the Great Barrier Reef and something a lady found in her basement that caused the hazmat team to shut down her neighborhood. Brooke Peterson tipped her hat to the creatures of the earth and why a crazy lady in Yellowstone is lucky to be alive after her encounter with a sleeping bison. Earth Day guests include: Professor Jennifer Becker who hopes for the day when we'll all be drinking reclaimed waste water and she detailed some of the advances in re-purposing waste water solids. Jim Wilkins runs a company that builds environmentally friendly tiny houses, as in 150 square feet tiny! You'll hear why people are buying these homes by the thousands. Beyond Earth Day, we remember the life and music of Prince who died this week at the age of 57. Manny the Movie Guy reviews this weekend's flicks but honestly can't wait until the Coachella crowd gets off of his lawn. Plus The Bitchy Waiter joins us from the other side of the menu. And finally, a creepy robot girlfriend from China is ready to serve your every need....we think.

Those are harsh words, but you will understand why Phil Hulett said that when you hear Chris Martin's big announcement. Nonetheless it was a great show with some focus on money since today is April 15, 2016, "Tax Day." We learn how to turn $100 into $1,000,000, we get tips for saving money on college tuition, and our travel guy suggests great vacations where you can visit the money you have stored in an "off-shore" bank account. Plus Manny the Movie Guy has an important message about Jungle Book. Brooke Peterson, Kelly J, and Chris join Phil with a bunch of stories, including: The McDonalds of the future, a thought-harnessing device that helps quadriplegics move their arms and legs using only thought, a private hotel in space by 2020, real or not tax write-offs, texting in AMC theaters, Gavin Rossdale must really feel guilt over his nanny fling, and finally, the speed at which tiny particles of feces leave your body when you pass gas.  

There's a middle school in California prepping kids to go into the health profession. But do they get to use a scalpel? Hear from one of the grown up doctors behind this innovative program. Plus, you meet a millennial who packed up his back pack, quit college and hiked through Central America without knowing a lick of Spanish. Dr. Judy Morgan tells you, dogs and cats get springtime allergies, too! Manny the Movie Guy reviews the Boss and gives a surprising preview of The Jungle Book. Chris Martin and Phil Hulett have stories: American Idol is done...or is it? The price of postage is going DOWN! Epic NBA history could be made when the Warriors play the Spurs. Sleep deprivation is the same as being drunk. Should algebra still be required in school? The ten things that make people think you are creepy. Stupid 911 calls. Phil's marshmallow story. And finally, the 4 year old who save his near dead mom's life by knowing how to do this.  

On this April Fools Day, we get a definitive answer on penis size from a PhD in Sexology. We didn't know they offered that, but Dr. Claudia Six offered her expertise on that topic and how not to get fooled on a date. Ultra-Economical Travel Expert, Russell Hannon answers the question, "Is it safe to travel abroad?" Guest movie reviewer Russell Hainline of the Long and Late Movie Show podcast said there's a pretty good chance he won't be seeing the two big release movies this weekend, but two smaller films are among the best he's ever seen. The woman behind the blog Parent Hacks shares some of the wisdom young parents have offered over the years, now compiled in a book. Plus Chris Martin tells his tale of extreme exposure to poison oak! Phil sings "No Canada....", the Lakers locker room is not a happy place right now. You wont believe the obesity rate world wide...and we show you how to calculate where your weight stands. There are cheaters everywhere, and apparently a lot of Americans think a lot of stuff is not cheating, technically. "Revenge Farts." "Nipple Cream." Ariana Grande almost died on stage. You don't know how to change a tire. The Anaheim Ducks in-arena host is pranked big time by Phil's boss. And finally, the yoga guy who wants to kill people. 

So much to chose from but we could get in trouble so quickly. For instance, does "Vaginal Seeding" sound good for a headline? Dr. Kathi Fry tells us what that is. When we say, "French fries blanched in tallow," do you say, "Yum" or do you run to the salad bar to gather up some kale? A leading animal fat supplier joins us to talk about changing attitudes among millennials about lard. The Sports Princess picks the winner of March Madness. Manny the Movie Guy has good news and bad news for DC comics fans. Chris Martin has a horrible accident on a nature hike, and we describe it. Gonzo Greg Spillane joins Phil on the show, and they cover these stories: The Rolling Stones play Cuba, Microsoft's AI Chat bot isn't smart enough for dumb people. R.I.P. Garry Shandling. All of Playboy is for sale. Should Axl Rose front AC/DC? The Google Maps "Oops" of the week. The Chrome extension that washes your mouth out with soap. Is James Cameron creepy? The GTA Deer Mod. Modern men cry a lot. And finally, the dancer who set her crotch on fire...on purpose...during a dance competition. It didn't go well.