PMS On Demand

By: Phil Parker
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  • Summary

  • Fixtures in North Dakota radio for many years, Phil Parker and Mark Armstrong are back with a brand new podcast! Laughs, interviews, and brand new bits. Plus, blasts from the past like birthday wake-up calls, Hilly and Billy, and 9:10 Phone Calls.



    Consuming this podcast is recommended those solely in North Dakota and select counties in Indiana. Consult your physician before consuming elsewhere, as side effects may include, but not be limited to: flesh eating bacteria, fish tank granuloma, farmer's lung disease, bloody flux, dropsy of the brain, mild leprosy, grocer's itch, milk leg, scrumpox, Viper's Dance, and maple syrup urine, disorder.
    Copyright Phil Parker & Mark Armstrong
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Episodes
  • PMS On Demand Episode 32

    PMS On Demand Episode 32
    Jun 5 2024
    We remember Mark Armstrong in this final episode, as we visit with some of his kids and relive some memories of our days on PMS in the Morning.
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    1 hr and 22 mins
  • PMS On Demand Episode 31

    PMS On Demand Episode 31
    May 6 2024
    Bismark Larks General Manager John Bollinger previews some of the fun at the ballpark in the season ahead! Plus, a Mother's Day Flashback, Blooper of the Week, and more!
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    53 mins
  • PMS On Demand Episode 30

    PMS On Demand Episode 30
    Apr 22 2024
    The World's Best Kamala Harris Impersonator, Elsa Kurt of elsakurt.com, explains the solar eclipse as only Kamala can! Plus, a draft preview with former Patriots coach Bill, draft predictions, and more!
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    41 mins

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