The Pat Walsh Show Weekdays 7p-10p on KFBK.
The Pat Walsh time slot. Eating dinner solo. Are you happy?
Restaurant story. Grocery stores. Old cartoons.
Loretta Swit, who played "hot lips" in the TV show M.A.S.H passes away today. Pat talks with callers about M.A.S.H and other popular shows in the 70s.
KenDog joins the show to talk TV shows, music, and movies with callers.
KenDog joins the show to continue to talk TV shows, music, and movies with callers.
In this episode of the Pat Walsh Show, Pat's callers express concern for his eyesight and Pat poses the question: if you could attend any major event in history, what would it be?
In this episode of the Pat Walsh Show, Pat discusses the potential ban of gas-powered vehicles, continues to discuss major historical events with callers, and gives a shoutout to a listener that turned 100 years old!
Transgender track athlete. More on historical inventions and events.
In today's episode, Pat Walsh discusses how at some point, we will all have AI robots, how 2 secret service officers got suspended, and the benefits of secondhand shopping.
Ross Chastain. Credence clear water revival. Music talk.
Weridest songs and albums. Politics. Pat talks with a couple callers about this topic.
Pat Walsh, guest Scott Robinson, and callers talk about Tom Sullivan.
Tony Cox joins the conversation about Tom Sullivan. Some callers also call in about Stan Atkinson.
Pat talks more about Tom Sullivan and Stan Atkinson.
BC takes over the Pat Walsh show tonight. Memorial day weekend. BC brings on guest Big Mike Moore and Randy Green and talk about beer and the Rocklin Beer Fest.
Joe Michaels joins BC for this hours segment. Guest Beth Bigler (Pet Loss Grief counsilor) joins the show and answers callers questions.
Memorial Day Weekend story. Pat Walsh joins the show. Strange migraine cure.
Pat's flat tire. Robot in the store. Homeless people issue.
Pat talks with callers about his Intro song. Music talk.
Worlds strongest man. Sports. Strawberry music festival.
Guest Phi Ogilvie joins the show and talks about Fellow Fest. Pat and Scott Robinson talk about age gaps in relationships.
More on age gaps in relationships. Costco. Mayo vs. Miracle whip.
Pat talks with callers about Bruce Springsteen and Bob Seger.
Pat continue to talk with callers about music.
Pat continues to talk music with a couple callers.
Pat Walsh and Joe Michaels talk about first concert experiences and concert ticket prices.
Pat continues to talk about concerts.
Pat contiues to talk about concerts and music with Robin the interrupter.
Govener Newsom. Albums that turn 50 years old. Ugly cars.
More on Govener Newsom. More on music.
More on Governer Newsom. More on music.
Friends in studio with Pat. Due to technical difficulties, we have only the last part of the show. MERRY CHRISTMAS!!
Baseball Hall of Fame. Pat talks with a couple callers about this topic.
More on the basdeball hall of fame. Pete Rose. Joe Michael bring on guest Bob Lema and Ron Dwelley and they talk about the Calaveras County Fair & Jumping Frog Jubilee.
Politics. More on baseball hall of fame. Baseball stories.
Fairs in Sacramento. Tariffs. Medicine.
Déjà vu. New statue in time square. Cars.
Today, Pat reveals his show has been AI the whole time! Just kidding! He does talk about AI, though, and takes your calls to chat about it.
On the Pat Walsh Radio Show, we dove into the Yankees' latest season developments, explored the implications of AI providing courtroom testimony, and revisited the infamous case of the Menendez brothers. It was a wide-ranging conversation blending sports, technology, and true crime. -- This was written by Chat GPT.
AI talk has died down in the third hour of the Pat Walsh Friday show and, in classic Pat Walsh fashion, we settle into band talk.
Real ID. Pat talks with a couple callers about the Real ID.
More on Real ID. Eye Care. The Pope.
Technical good news. Pat talks with a couple callers. Gas prices.
Real ID. San Francisco news. Stores closing.
Luigi Mangione and the Menendez brothers.
More on Luigi Mangione and the Menendez brothers. Music talk.