Phil will continue his M-F syndicated show. 6 days on radio plus acting opportunities was too much so he bids a fond farewell to KFI.
6/9/11, "Characters count for Phil Hendrie," OC Register, Gary Lycan
"Phil Hendrie is a man with many voices. For years, he has turned talking to himself into an art form. Whether it's psychotherapist Dr. Bud Dickman or Skippy and Frank talking about rock 'n' roll, or another of his more than two-dozen "friends," we listen to Hendrie's theater of his mind creations with the same attention people decades ago spent listening to "Lights Out" or "Suspense."
Characters count for Hendrie. He is on KTLK/1150 AM live 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. and repeated 1 to 3 a.m. weekdays, and on KFI/640 AM from 7 to 10 p.m. Saturday, where in the April Arbitron ratings he was No. 1 in spoken word programming among all listeners age 12 and over, and also in the age 25-54 demographic. "I think he is a superstar. He is genuinely original and creative," said KFI program director Robin Bertolucci.
Talk Radio Network syndicates Hendrie's show nationwide. So life is good for Hendrie at age 58. But when you phone him for an interview at his beach house on Silver Strand beach in Ventura, where he has his studio, it is clear he is most proud of his Internet site www.philhendrieshow.com."
via RadioDailyNews
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