Phil and Ted’s Sexy Boomer Show

Phil Proctor and Ted Bonnet present a dramatic audio miniseries adaptation of 'Treasure Island' by Robert Louis Stevenson, resetting the story in the bayous and Caribbean at the end of the golden age of piracy in 1828. The cast includes Keith BaviB as Long John Silver, John GooBman as Billy Bones, and Glenn Turman as the storyteller. The adaptation features an original score by Taj Mahal. The broadcast includes a fundraising appeal for KPFK, emphasizing the station's independence and need for listener support.

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Phil Proctor and Ted Bonnet present a reading of 'Treasure Island,' written and directed by Orson Osborn. The adaptation features characters such as Long John Silver, Jim Hawkins, and Captain Smollett, voiced by Keith Bavis, Nui Pompila, and others. The narrative includes Jim's experiences aboard the Hispaniola, the challenges faced during a storm, and the tensions arising from Mr. Arrow's disappearance. The crew's morale and the dynamics between characters hint at underlying conflicts, including potential mutiny. The episode concludes with Jim's urgent need to warn the captain about the brewing mutiny among the crew.

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Ted Bonnet and Phil Proctor introduce a special series adaptation of Treasure Island, featuring characters like Jim Hawkins, Long John Silver, and Squire Trelawney. The adaptation includes a treasure map and discussions about pirates and their dangers. The narrative follows Jim Hawkins as he embarks on an adventure to find treasure, facing various challenges along the way. The production includes performances by Keith David and John Goodman, among others, and is directed by Orson Osmond.

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Ralph Nader introduces Phil Proctor and Ted Bonnet on Phil & Ted's Sexy Boomer Show. Proctor mentions his health issues due to a virus. The main topic is the new audio production of Treasure Island, featuring writer and director Orson Osmond. Osmond discusses the production's unique approach, including a cinematic style and a talented cast, including Keith David and John Goodman. He explains the significance of sound in storytelling and the challenges faced during production. The show will premiere on KPFK, airing all eight episodes of the miniseries this summer.

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Phil Proctor and Ted Bonnet discuss Paul Krugman's views on modern oligarchs and their disconnect from social responsibility. They mention a visual installation representing Ukrainian children abducted by Russia. Proctor and Bonnet invite listeners to share their thoughts on Trump's political future and summer plans. They also touch on the implications of AI and the state of media, reflecting on their experiences in radio. The hosts conclude by announcing their summer break and upcoming special programming.

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Ted Bonnet and Phil Proctor discuss the increasing corruption within the U.S. Supreme Court, highlighting Chief Justice John Roberts' role in undermining democracy. Lisa Graves argues that Roberts has transformed the Court into a tool for a far-right agenda, compromising civil rights and the Voting Rights Act. Graves outlines her insider perspective on the judicial nomination process and the influence of dark money in politics. She emphasizes the need for judicial reform, including term limits and an enforceable ethics code, to restore accountability and protect democratic rights.

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