Hey there, this is Phil Vescher. Welcome back to the show. We've got some great stories this week. Pat Robertson has he finally gone too far.

An actor hates his own hit show, a big budget movie that says darkness will prevail if kids stop believing in the Easter Bunny.

And a preacher talking smack about veggie tails.

All this and more, I'm here with Skyjatani. Hey Phil. Hi, I'm here with Christian Taylor. Hey.

And I'm here with Plinky Pete the ukulele who a good very good friend of mine to yesterday told me he wasn't a big fan of the ukulele.

Is that right? Yeah. He wasn't a big fan when you play and sing the ukulele on just in general. No, on the podcast.

Yeah, but what was his beef? I don't care. I didn't even ask because I didn't even care. I was like, okay, tell it to the hand.

Tell to the ukulele the ukulele is not listening. Someone requested a celebrity impersonation of Archibald Asparagus, which we can we can do that.

That is doable except Archibald Asparagus would never say, hey, it's a podcast because he is for horses. He would say hello there.

Hello there. It's a podcast. What do you know? Hello there. It's a podcast. So there's no video. Hello there. It's a podcast.

So let in here the Phil Fisher podcast starts right here. We'll talk to Sky and Christian too. Probably not a guest because once again, we don't have one here for you.

Oh, strong chord. I don't play the ukulele often. Hey, it's a hey. Hey, it's for horses. Hello, it's a podcast.

So let in here the Phil Fisher podcast starts right here. The Phil Fisher podcast starts right here. Thank you. I'll be here all week.

I always get about two thirds of the way through the theme song and decide, this is too long. I need a shorter theme song.

At least you like the ukulele. I like the ukulele. Yeah, I have no prejudices against. I mean, it's a tiny guitar.

It's a Hobbit guitar. It's a Hobbit guitar. Yeah. Yeah. It wasn't your son. Doesn't when your son want to learn to play the guitar. He does. Yes. Maybe the ukulele. He's small. He's. Yeah. I don't think he could get his arms around. Yeah, he's small.

Yeah. My my editor, Bill, his son wanted to play the guitar, but Bill got a ukulele because he was inspired. I know like six people now who have bought ukulele.

So your ukulele evangelist apparently. I am proselytizing for tiny guitars. Well, you know, it is coming back just about every place I go. I see.

One was in ukuleles for sale. It's coming back. It's coming back. It was in in Hawaii in the 40s. You may have missed it. And it was in when tiny Tim was on the Johnny Carson show in the 70s. That's those were the two apexes of ukulele.

Yeah. Until now, ukulele, as we used to call it. Or you call it now. I got an interesting. I got an email from a guy on the Facebook page. I don't even remember where I wanted to know if what's in the Bible would be willing to sponsor a monster truck. Oh, I saw that. Did you see that? Yeah. That's kind of interesting. Yeah.

We're all all over it's sides. I don't know. It's in the Bible monster truck. Yeah. I thought that was kind of interesting. It is interesting. I said probably not.

But thanks. And if you have other sponsorship ideas, don't hesitate to contact Phil. Yeah. But thanks for asking. That's very kind. And if you, yeah, anything you want us to sponsor, feel free to ask what would be the most inappropriate sponsorship for what's in the Bible?

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