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Phillip Phillips

Phillip Phillips

American singer-songwriterWikipedia

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Sep 18, 2026

Mark DavisHOST
19:51
It was 2012 when this young man won American Idol.
Mark DavisHOST
19:54
Remember home? Phillip Phillips, bless his heart, is now 36 today.
Mark DavisHOST
20:03
So all right.
Mark DavisHOST
20:05
Let us roll into the bottom of the hour.
AnaHOST
12:29
Kim Richards will be 62.
AnaHOST
12:31
Philip Phillips will be 36.
AnaHOST
12:32
John Bernthal will be 50.
AnaHOST
12:34
And Sophia Loren will be 91.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
54:48
Like, how
Trevor KelseyHOST
54:49
much American Idol do you watch, dude? Clay Aiken, Phillip Phillips.
Trevor KelseyHOST
54:54
I don't know who that is.
Trevor KelseyHOST
54:55
Is that like Wilson Phillips' grandson? Fantasia.

9 MINS LATER

Trevor KelseyHOST
63:30
Have not heard the name.
Trevor KelseyHOST
63:32
Did not ring any bells.
Trevor KelseyHOST
63:33
Oh, by the way, Phillip Phillips is a person and won it in 2012.
Trevor KelseyHOST
63:35
Yeah,
SarahHOST
5:40
You already run through all yours from two weeks ago.
SarahHOST
5:43
And Phillip Phillips tickets.
SarahHOST
5:45
I don't know what number American Idol he won, but he had like a...
VinnieHOST
5:49
I remember that guy.
Jared YamamotoHOST
1:12
Taylor Hicks way back in the day.
Jared YamamotoHOST
1:14
Phillip Phillips and Carrie Underwood because she just happens to be a judge on the show now.
Jared YamamotoHOST
1:22
Now...
Jared YamamotoHOST
1:23
If there is one glimmer of hope that I give for American Idol, it is that at least for local movie and production jobs, it provides jobs for the entire studio here in the state of Georgia.
Will ParkerHOST
22:32
Yeah, that's right.
Will ParkerHOST
22:34
Or my friend, Brent Klein, who sent me the recording of, I told you about the launch day they did where they taught their teachers to sing Home by Philip Phillips to the students.
Will ParkerHOST
22:44
Yeah.
Will ParkerHOST
22:45
Those are the moments.
Sal PennaNARRATOR
17:09
The hymn was sung at his service from the manuscript and formed a fitting climax to the thought of the sermon in much the same manner as George Duffield, Jr. used as a climax for a sermon his hymn, Stand Up, Stand Up for Jesus.
Sal PennaNARRATOR
17:24
The second verse seems to be modeled after a hymn popular in that day by Mrs. Ellen Huntington Gates, Your Mission, which was an especial favorite of President Lincoln's as sung during the Civil War by Philip Phillips, its first line being, If you cannot on the ocean.
Sal PennaNARRATOR
17:46
End of section 5.
Sal PennaNARRATOR
17:47
Read by Sal Penna.
MikeHOST
11:00
parents suck.
MikeHOST
11:04
Amanda used to watch American Idol all the time, and she said there was a person named Phillip Phillips.
MikeHOST
11:08
Sure was.
MikeHOST
11:09
Oh, you know.
Evan PaulHOST
0:03
This episode, a lot of American Idol-centric stuff.
Evan PaulHOST
0:07
We've got Scotty McCreery on with us, who of course won American Idol, and then an interview with Phillip Phillips after, who of course won American Idol as well.
Evan PaulHOST
0:18
And we have a throwback interview with Hunter Girl attached right at the end of this.
Evan PaulHOST
0:23
Thanks for hanging out on Taste of Country Nights On Demand.

13 MINS LATER

Evan PaulHOST
13:52
Later, man.
Evan PaulHOST
13:53
Now from one American Idol to another American Idol winner, that was Scotty McCreery, of course.
Evan PaulHOST
13:59
Now let's get into our interview with Phillip Phillips that stopped by recently.
Evan PaulHOST
14:04
We got Phillip Phillips in the house, man.
Amanda HastingsHOST
18:43
Let- let's go explore this together, God."
Henry HastingsHOST
18:45
So I remember when we were driving around Valencia, that song came on the radio by Phillip Phillips, uh, Home.
Amanda HastingsHOST
18:54
Mm.
Henry HastingsHOST
18:55
And it has that phrase in it that says, uh, "Just know you're not alone, 'cause I'm gonna make this place your home."

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