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Catch It, Cook It & Eat It! - Catch It, Cook It & Eat It - Episode 27 - The Real Deal Pastor Phil

First Aired - 04/29/2010 03:00PM
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Pastor Phil and his Yellow Cab (16:50)

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Philip Frabosilo, Orvis, listening to passengers' problems, giving out food, Biblical framework church, Phil felt out of sync with the Lord, the best way to minister is to just get out to the streets and use simple language, too much declaration not enough demonstration, whats the connection between fishing and God?, Phil gives discounts in his Taxi to the outer burroughs, make the cab industry fun, Phil LOVES his job, Phil LOVES the outer burroughs, the food in Phil's cab, red tape, Phil just feeds people, Carmines Pizza, Phil is very mellow, funny stories, jokebook, singing, The Art of Divine Plagarism, Phil sings on air!!, kareoke, tear the veneers of tension, Phil fished as a kid, Phil's grandparents sold fish on a cart, Captain Frank Connie, Canarsie Pier, Roosevelt Island, big stripers, surf rods, River Cafe,

Pastor Phil and his Sparkplug Sinkers (19:30)

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Pastor Phil's sparkplug fishing rig, sparkplugs as sinkers, recut steel, Pastor Phil is prudent NOT cheap, 300 bagels, Phil has rectories all over the city, striped bass can be contaminated, stripers underneath the Manhattan Bridge, fish between 9 and 16 inches are babies but have higher levels of PCBs, smaller the fish the higher the level of PCBs, warning sign, East River, 22lb bluefish, Pastor Phil's striped bass secret, baby blueclaw softshell crabs, Sheepshead Bay, skimmer bellies, Long Island, bringing a fish home and putting it in the bathtub, Rolling for Jesus, A Boy Named Matt, Phil's wife Judy, Phil's experience on public radio, a good marriage is like a crane, New York Waters, Ben Gifford, Pastor Phil's a chef too!, less bluefish in the East River, fishing without a license, Rockaways, bluefish, lineshy, sandworms,

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