The BS Show

Mike Gelfand explains the greed of American Pharoah's owner, explores the decision of the Vikings to make Adrian Peterson the face of Family Day at training camp, examines Donald Trump and the upcoming Republican debate and expounds on his father's intense dislike for Sid Hartman and restaurants. All that and more in the latest episode of The BS Show.

In this extra-special edition of "The BS Show," KQ Morning Show semi-regulars Brad Blanks and Tim Lammers review the latest "Mission Impossible" and "Vacation." Hint: They're on the same page. And Brad tells us how he almost insulted Tom Cruise about his height, and how Tom Cruise may or may not have been hitting on him.

Jack Jablonski and his friend, Jake, came in studio to talk to Bob about everything from Cecil the Lion to humping a hedge. He also filled Bob in on his foundation's upcoming 2015 Bel13ve in Miracles Golf Tournament, which will be held at The Wilds Golf Club in Prior Lake, Minnesota on August 13th, 2015. Jim Rich from Fox 9 and psychic Ruth Lordan joined Bob later on in the show, and Ruth shared some life and dating advice for Jake that she felt would be important factors in his future with the NHL.

During this episode of The BS Show, we covered a lot of ground. We talked to Terri Traen's daughter Abby about the family's apple orchard continuing to be impacted by a devastating tornado. We talked with Abby and others about the Bloomington dentist who killed Cecil the Lion. We touched on abortion and Planned Parenthood with political activists Mike Franklin and Carin Mrotz from the Wrong About Everything podcast, which Sam also produces. We talked about Adrian Peterson with sports writer Lindsey Young from MakingTheCalls.com. We talked with psychic Ruth Lordan, who encourages sending negative-filled energy balls at the Bloomington dentist who killed Cecil.

Marsh Halberg of Halberg Criminal Defense helps kick off this episode of The BS Show by asking how all the Sansevere kids ended up having names that start with the letter S. From there, the conversation shifts to Walter James Palmer, a dentist from Minnesota who has admitted to killing Cecil the lion, the most famous creature in one of Zimbabwe's national parks. Bob and Marsh are also joined by Jon Pessah as he explains how to become a best-selling author, Jim Rich as he talks about Bud Grant's attitude towards him, and psychic Ruth Lordan to offer some karma/voodoo tips.

A kick-ass show. Philip Wise from the KQRS Morning Show, a.k.a. Philly Dawg, dropped in at the start of the show to tell us he has become a farmer -- right there in north Minneapolis. He has several plots of land and is growing stuff. We hope it's all legal stuff. Mike Gelfand tells more hilarious stories about his father. Many of the stories will appear in a book Mike is writing about his dad. Jim Souhan from the Star Tribune and birthday gal Ruth Lordan also joined us for a fun show.

Former KQ Morning Show standout Mike Gelfand tells several hilarious stories about elderly drivers, including his father. Meantime, Jay-Bee from the KQ Morning Show dropped by, along with movie critic Tim Lammers, who reviewed Pixels for us. We talked some Vikings and Twins with Star Tribune columnist Jim Souhan. And Ruth Lordan gave us her Vibe of the Day, as well as readings for Tim and Jay-Bee.

A dynamite show with Jack Jablonski and Jim Lundeen, owner of Killebrew Root Beer. We talked to Jim about the push for a Harmon Killebrew postage stamp as well as Bob's bright idea to have a root beer drinking contest and a root beer-drenched wet T-shirt contest at a Saints game. Jim Rich from Fox 9 and psychic Ruth Lordan joined in, and Ruth predicted Jack will walk again. Jack, by the way, just got an internship with a certain hockey team, and he told us all about it.

Terri Traen from the KQ Morning Show and her daughter Abby go into detail about the tornado that decimated their apple orchard early Saturday morning. More than half of their 10,000 apple trees were lost. Terri and Abby talk about what's next for Luce Line Orchard. We also talk with Star Tribune columnist Jim Souhan and psychic Ruth Lordan.