Phil’s Inn

Exhausted from re-stocking the Phil's inn Larder for the winter months ahead, Brad decides to take it easy, puts another dog on the fire, and leans back in the rocker. 

Brad decides to broadcast live (sorta) from Toronto's Cabbagetown Festival, deep in the belly of the beast . . . 

Brad helps out the local Boy Scout troop by operating a lemonade stand with refreshmants as a fundraising venture. The Scouts have disappeared and Brad may be stranded on the roadside . . . 

A moderately sunny day, so Brad decides to spend the afternoon on the PHIL'S INN yacht moored in the PHIL'S INN marina. He may fall asleep . . . 

Come join us as we launch PHIL'S INN TRAVEL AGENCY, TRIP ADVISOR, AND DRY CLEANING w/Martinizing 1 Hour Cleaning. Alterations done on-site at the Boulevard of Broken Seams in the rear . . . 

In honour of the Olympics in Paris (France), the town decided to have a Senior Citizens (Elders) Olympics. We expect it to move much slower but with surprising grace and maturity . . . what else ya got at 78, right?

Finally, a somewhat sunny day at the Inn and Brad decides to relax at the Marina. As well, filmmaker, Caroline Curry, drops by to talk about her gorgeous film, "Shalborne", the closing feature at this year's Female eye Film Festival . . . 

The Inn hosts a 36 course dinner/fete put on by the best chefs and the best cooks from the best restaurants, best diners, and best drive-thru windows in town for the kinfolk, assorted and sundry, in celebration of Season Three of "The Bear" . . . Also, Lesley-Anne Coles, founder and executive artistic director of the Female Eye Film Festival drops by and talks about this amazing film festival. I'm...

Brad decides to take some "Me Time" and attends a Meditation, Relaxation, and Colonic Weekend at the Namaste & Night Wellness Health Centre, Spa, and Dry Cleaning. He plans on learning how to mellow out and he gets all the quinoa, chick pea, and Lego salad he can eat . . .  

. . . and then the rains came . . . 

Brad decides to hop aboard Mel the Milkman's truck for the Saturday afternoon door-to-door delivery route. Hope it doesn't rain on us . . . 

The Inn hosts a convention of the Nudist Association of Southern Ontario - N.A.S.O. - and a full afternoon is promised - water regatta, live music, saltine crackers and sardines, plus an economy-sized RC Cola in a recyclable aluminium can. A splendid, if not fleshy, time is guaranteed for all . . . 

As a means of thanking the generous donors to Phil's Inn, I decided to keep my big mouth shut, limit the jipper japper, and just play the music. So, this is a show of requests, repeats, and re-treads . . . but NO TALK - ALL ROCK!!!!

Spring Fundraising Drive with guests Rob Bowman, Charlie Angus, Peter Stamp, Peter Rowe and his lovely wife Carol, Sarah and Amanda, Henry, and Arman . . . a splendid time was had by all. Thank you so very much if you made a donation. If you haven't done it yet, there is still time - go to www.ciut.fm and hit the DONATE button. We'll take Visa, Visa Debit, Mastercard, American Express, Paypal. Fol...

The Inn hosts the town's Town Hall Meeting this afternoon. What can possibly happen??

From deep in the heart of the pandemic, Brad brings neighbourhood children to the Inn's Bird Sanctuary for an Easter Egg Hunt . . . what could go wrong?  

in the midst of the pandemic - when we didn't shake hands, kept social distancing, and wiped off carboard boxes -  Brad decided to open 4 of the 16 small theaters in the Inn's multiplex complex. Popcorn and RC Cola are cheap, but remember to keep your stub . . . 

Join us for the 5th annual Phil's Inn Winterlude Fest Regatta Snow Festival . . . 

Stuck in the basement once again, Brad wades through water seepage and sewage to discover a leaks in the pipes of the basement . . . 

The Third Annual Phil's Inn Film Festival . . . music from moving images . . . 

Checking in with the mail bags, opening letters, and playing tunes . . . 

 . . . so, Brad's locked in the barn,  a 6 ft snowdrift blocking the doorway. He swears to G-d, he's gonna kill one of those roosters . . . 

This year has been a great year for cover versions of songs. Of course, it's been a horrid year in regards to anything else - a year of darkness and blood. So let's just listen to some amazing cover versions and get comfortable and cozy in the space between the original version and the new version we are hearing . . .