The Sal and Bob Show

Bob is drunk on this episode of The Sal and Bob Show, where we welcome our guest, friend and fellow comedian Steve Lind into the studio to yap about comedian stuff. Sal recaps his recon mission to Vegas to find more venues for the boys to record at. The One Hit Wonder is Into the Night by the creepy Benny Mardones. Sal and Steve share collegiate baseball stories. Steve gives insight into how he st...

This week is a very special episode of The Sal and Bob Show featuring some memorable moments from the show over the last year. The show starts with a clip from a recent episode where Sal talks about stopping at Burger King 3 times on his way home from a gig. Then the guys rant about Amway and what a scam it is in a clip from an older episode. They go on to talk about wedding food and how you have...

The guys come to you from their hidden underground studio in Michigan. The One Hit Wonder is In The Summertime by Mungo Jerry. Sal takes his dad to the Motor City Casino and has a steak at Iridescence. They talk Sal's dad's life philosophy and how he's still a sunny guy at 89. The guys also talk about Eric and Mike Jackman, two funny guys from New Hampshire. Shout outs to Mark Ridley's Comedy Cast...

The Sal and Bob Show comes to you from Republic Tavern in Motown, on the eve of the Democratic Debates. The One Hit Wonder is "He's Got the Whole World in His Hands". The guys make fun of what the Democratic candidates are doing in Detroit, and really has a shot at getting nominated. The Whine List is basically Bob bitching about Jerry Seinfeld's criticism of Bob Goldthwait and how he thinks Seinf...

The guys travel to their happy place, Las Vegas, and chow down at Wolfgang Puck's The Cut . The One Hit Wonder is Video Killed the Radio Star by The Buggles. Sal confesses that he listens to YouTube videos in his car and Bob can't handle it. Sal jokes that Facebook is the rotary phone of the internet. Bob and Sal bitch about lousy Spirit Airlines and the new, lousy middle seat that's coming. Sal h...

It's a Sal and Bob Throwback Episode from Mancy's Steakhouse in Toledo, Ohio. This one's been in the can for nine months and the guys don't even remember recording it. The One Hit Wonder is "Come On Eileen" by Dexy's Midnight Runners. Sal starts things off talking about taking a first date to a show. Bob says Sal has balls of steel for that. Sal relates a funny story about being in his date's show...

Sal and Bob play it close to home and do the show from Andiamo in Livonia, Michigan. The One Hit Wonder is Donna Lewis's "I Love You, Always Forever." Somehow local newscasters Diana Lewis and the crazy Bill Bonds become part of the discussion, as does Rocky. Sal and Bob talk about having corporate jobs and balancing that with a comedy career, and the conversation segues into one of our favorite c...

It's a very special 4th of July edition of the Sal and Bob Show! The guys visit the world famous Bern's Steak House in Tampa, Florida. The one hit wonder is The Star-Spangled Banner by Francis Scott Key. Sal and Bob review the recent Democratic Debates before really diving deep into the latest about Bradly Cooper and Lady Gaga. They later talk about their family traditions surrounding the 4th of J...

Its the Ocean Prime, Troy, Michigan episode. So of course the One Hit Wonder is by Billy Ocean, Get Out of My Dreams. Because we're like that. Sal relates a story about going to a White Out Party and wearing black. The guys trash the new Library Pub, lamenting the cool, intimate, old version that actually had books on the shelves. They both agree that Get Out of My Dreams couldn't be recorded toda...

Sal and Bob have been on the road a lot so they decided to record this special Father's Day episode and cook steaks at Bob's house. The One Hit Wonder is Cats in the Cradle, by the great Harry Chapin. Chapin was not a one hit wonder but who cares. Sal shares some of his betting secrets and admits to betting everything from birthdays too license plates to his mom's hospital room number. Bob explain...

It's Kansas City, Missouri with Sal and Bob, at the unique and fun Jess and Jim's Steakhouse . This steakhouse is one of the 10 best steakhouses in the world, Bob discovered the establishment after he and Sal went to Kansas City for several shows. The One Hit Wonder is Tubthumping by Chumbawamba. Sal tells a funny story about riding with former Kansas City Royal, Jim Eisenreich. Bob brings up his...

Sal and Bob travel to The Great White North for a show at The Keg Steakhouse in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. The One Hit Wonder is Daniel Powter's "Bad Day." The boys figure out they have three different citizenships between them. They love Windsor, but admit to not knowing anything about the skyline except Caesars Palace. They both share stories about being stupid teenagers and getting busted at the...

Sal and Bob dine at the Capital Grille in Chicago and talk about horror movies, Norman Greenbaum's One Hit Wonder "Spirit in the Sky" from 1969, and have a great interview with Kelly Demaret. Bob thinks it's fascinating that an observant Jewish person wrote a mega hit about Jesus, and that Greenbaum found inspiration for the song in Western movies. Bob asks Sal if he was swaddled when he came to t...

In this brand new, funny episode, Sal and Bob travel to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to settle the The Great Cheesesteak War between Geno's Steaks and Pat's King of Steaks® . The One Hit Wonder is 'Makin' It" by David Naughton. Bob yaps about his love for Andy Kaufman, and Kaufman's alter ego, Tony Clifton. Both guys comment on the legendary rudeness of Philadelphians and the a-hole Uber driver they...

In a revisit to episode 3, comedians Sal Demilio and Bob Phillips visit The Waffle House in Olathe, Kansas. They yap about Kung Fu Fighting by Carl Douglas, the iconic Waffle House and the gig that brought them to Kansas City. They also whine about Jimmy Buffett and more on this edition of The Sal and Bob Show. Follow along on Twitter: @SalandBobShow Follow along on Facebook: facebook.com/SalAndBo...

It's a special Kentucky Derby episode with Sal and Bob, from the Crazy Horse Steak House and Saloon in Holland, Michigan. The boys highlight Dan Fogelberg's Kentucky Derby hit "Run for the Roses", and Sal admits that Dan Fogelberg always makes him cry. Sal clues listeners in to Bill Duncliffe's cool podcast, Can Do , which highlights horse racing. Sal gives everyone the lowdown on John Velazquez,...

Sal and Bob decide to stay in Motown and dine at Texas de Brazil: Brazilian Steakhouse . It's basically Gobs O' Meat. The One Hit Wonder is Magic by a forgotten band called Pilot. As usual Bob complains about how bad the song is. Bob also gives his "Bob's shoulder update." Sal opens The Whine List with a great complaint about cold patching crews and how it just makes things worse and makes you cra...

Sal and Bob stay close to home and visit  Volare Ristorante in Wixom, Michigan. The One Hit Wonder is "I Touch Myself" by the Divinyls. Much idiocy centers around the guys talking about touching themselves. Sal explains the meaning of the word Volare. Sal bets Bob $100 bucks that he won't go to karaoke and sing I Touch Myself. They mention their mutual friend Rusty Thomas who runs a karaoke in Fli...

It's the Easter episode from Osteria Langhe in Chicago, Illinois. Sal suggested the restaurant because they serve rabbit. Their pal and fellow comedian Matt McClowry (@MattMcClowry) hangs with them and all the guys have fun yapping about Church, their One Hit Wonder by Hozier. For some reason they gab about the Gabor Sisters again, comparing them to the Kardashians. They speculate about whether Ir...

Sal and Bob go to Nashville! It's a country themed show at a fabulous steakhouse called Kayne Prime . The One Hit Wonder is the epically awful Achy Breaky Heart by Billy Ray Cyrus. Their guest is the fabulously funny tweeter, Anne Hatfield (@HatfieldAnne), with whom they had a great conversation about how to write the perfect tweet, the similarities between stand-up comedy and some of the very fun...

It's the April fools edition of the Sal and Bob show! The boys are coming to you from Manny's Steakhouse in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The One Hit Wonder is House of Pain's "Jump Around", and the guys do a lot of jumping around this episode. From predicting the final four and the NCAA Men's Basketball Championship, to recommending lame April Fools' Day pranks to play on your friends, Sal and Bob cove...

Sal and Bob take their shenanigans to Happy Hour at Hyde Park Prime Steakhouse in Northville, Michigan! The One Hit Wonder is Macarena, and, as usual, Bob hates it. Their guests include fellow comedian Sheila Lovely, Hyde Park Operations Specialist Heather Horschler and some very happy customers. Bob tries to get Heather to talk about crazy customers, but she won't bite. Sal and Bob go into the cr...

A fun St. Patrick's Day episode, where the guys visit Newport, Rhode Island, and dine at 22 Bowen's Wine Bar & Grill ! The intro song is American Idiot by Green Day. Sal and Bob talk about the band, the song and how they're American Idiots for traveling the country and eating steak. Sal tells a fun story about his days delivering beer on St. Patrick's Day, and the secret to getting cheap green bee...

This silly episode comes to you from Shanahan's Steakhouse in Denver, Colorado. Owned by former Broncos coach Mike Shanahan, its a really unique, high end dining experience. The One Hit Wonder is Tony Basil's 1981 smash, Hey Mickey. Bob says Lucille Ball and Bob Hope were the most annoying entertainers ever. Sal and Bob talk about their love for Olivia Newton John's career, and her black spandex p...

A unique and very special episode with a funny and entertaining interview with our favorite Dateline NBC reporter, Josh Mankiewicz! (@JoshMankiewicz) Coming to you from Smith & Wollensky in Columbus, Ohio, the One Hit Wonder is a nod to Dateline, Haddaway's "What is Love," or "Baby Don't Hurt Me." Sal and Bob are huge fans of Dateline, and Josh's reporting, so they ask questions they think other f...