Podcast appearances and mentions of Pat Walsh

Kendogg gives us his movie review, including "The End of Oak Street," and "The Last House' that was just released on Netlfix.

Pat is joined by Joe Michaels and Kendog to discuss movies - Joe tries to convince Pat to watch the movie Flow. Pat's Broadcast producer, Lexi, also comes up with her own game show called "Is it Cake or is it Fake?"

Pat talks about the greatest rock riffs of all time and a caller tells us about her time as a tour manager for Schlitz Brewing Company.

Tonight's show opens up with, to Pat's surprise, him agreeing with Gavin Newsom with his new law that will ban cell phones in school. Fun fact, the first cellular phone call was in April of 1973!

Pat talks about the best music from the 1970's, that came out 50 years ago crazily enough!

Pat and his callers discuss deer hunting, Sundance Records in Chico, and the best music from 1976.

For the first hour, Pat discusses how harmful it is for people to be online betting on wildfire damage.

Pat and our beloved callers recount childhood beliefs we had that as adults we learned aren't actually true. We learned all of our mothers' back are okay despite all the cracks we stepped on!

For our final hour, Pat does a rock n' roll contest to give away Deep Purple tickets. He also makes a rap remix based off of MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell's breakdown about a hammering noise heard by him while on set.

Pat quizzes Scott and Lexi on commonly misheard rock lyrics and listeners call in to share their own misinterpretations.

To start off the show, Pat is joined by Gary Deitrich and Scott Robinson to discuss politics. We also have the newspaper girls join us to talk about the upcoming local events in the Newspapers the Grapevine Independent. The Elk Grove Citizen, and The Carmichael Times.

Pat and Scott Robinson are joined by Ryan Harris to talk about the recent Powerball Lottery and how it functions. We also talk about the last time we did math without relying on a calculator.

To start of the show, Pat gives his warmest wishes to American Sports Commentator Greg Papa who is experiencing health issues. He also shares his remorse for the latest passing of American Basketball Player Don Nelson.

We take more calls on bald eagle sightings and learn about the origins of words named after people that you may not know!

For the second hour, Pat announces how Big Bear's beloved Jackie the Bald Eagle has unfortunately passed away. Together, we recount times we've seen a bald eagle.

Pat and Joe report the containment of the Calaveras Country wildfire. Also, Pat opens up the phone lines and lets his callers choose what topic they want to talk about. It's an array of stories of losing items, worst rock songs, and more ACDC.

Pat is joined by KenDog to talk movies tonight. Pat also mentions hwo the Dodgers are the first baseball team to generate $1 billion in just one season. More lost wedding ring stories!

Ken Dog gives us his movie review of the new filmS "Ice Cream Man," and "Spiderman." Pat and KenDog also dicuss what movies teach us about getting old.

For the third hour, Pat recaps his stories for his time he filled in on the Sam Shane Show. For his stories, Pat tells us about a Russian man who accidentally joined a wilderness search party for himself and about Zohran Mamdani's new plan for government-run grocery stores.

In the first hour, Pat shares with us his experience at the ACDC concert, where he unfortunately lost his wallet. So we share stories together of when we lost our wallets or found the wallet's of others!

For the second hour, Pat reviews how many Americans use weed, alcohol, or nicotine as a crutch in this new released data. Pat interviews Dezzie Condon, who is a driver and the leader of the Piston Pitchers, who will be driving an upcoming local competition on Sunday, August 16th and the Nevada County Fairgrounds. Here is the link to the event: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61592470962557&mibextid=ZbWKwL

Bruce Campbell invites Joe Michaels on the show and they speak to John Ruiz, a.k.a Mr. Positive, on how he stays so positive and greatful. We also talk about how the CA State Fair is the 10th best ranked state fair in the nation. We're also celebrating National RootBeer Day and National Boxer Day.

In the third hour, Bruce Campbell warns us that a bear has been spotted in the Placerville and Roseville area and when to call 911 during a bear sighting. We also give away another pair of Jason Aldean tickets via callers naming famous Jason's. Bruce tells us a heartwarming story of him and his friend related to his great-great grandparents. Lastly, we cover would you rather do the right thing or the correct thing?

For tonight's show, Bruce Campbell fills in for Pat and shares with us ways to stay cool during the 100 degree weather. He recounts childhood memories of tactics he'd use to get invited to the neighborhood kid's swimming pool. We also give away Jason Aldean tickets and Bruce shares his opinions on the Ted Lasso Season 4 Premiere.

Scott Robinson fills in for Pat on this Tuesday evening show, joined alongside Robin the Interruptor. They talk old 70's TV shows, the benefits of working at Buccee's, and Robin shares how listening to the show changed her life for the better.

Scott and Robin do an 80's movie quiz question to determine who wins tonight's Jason Aldean ticket giveaway. Scott also tells us the story of how a dog got high by eating human excrement of someone who had marijuana in their system. And more dog owner tips that you may not know!

Scott and Robin talk about professional pillow fighting - Scott is not entertained by this sport so they talk ways to make it more exciting. They also talk about the beloved raccoon, Jimothy, that has taken the internet by storm.

In the second hour, Scott and Robin chat with our callers about their favorite comics and comic book characters and the brain washing HS morality audio tapes from the 1950's.

To top off tonight's show, BC gives us his own segment called 'I am so dumb" and the show turns into a judge free zone!

Scott and Robin run through the list of the top 25 time travel movies of all time.

Scott Robinson fills in for Pat Walsh. Joined alongside Robin the Interruptor, they talk about the kid who graduated with an 11.99 GPA and they breakdown the movie Scarface.

Tonight, Bruce Campbell fills in for Pat to talk about how unwritten etiquette and common courtesy never goes out of style. Bruce also interviews Joel Bitner - the mosquito expert - on how to stay safe during the mosquito season. Also, David Lee Roth cancelled the rest of his tour dates and we speculate as to why.

Bruce Campbell is joined by Joe Michaels to talk about their favorite sport - hockey - and how The Sharks signed Macklin Celebrini to a 5-year, $94M contract, making him the highest paying NHL player at just 20 years old. We also talk about the CA State Fair, as the last date to attend is this Sunday.

Pat is joined by our political analyst, Gary Deitrich, to talk about how the new wave of AI affects political campaigns and The White House Correspondence Dinner. Also, the news girls share with us the best local concerts and entertainment to attend!

Pat wraps up our local stories with the news girls. We also take a call from Scott Robinson, aka Wandering Earl, who will be filling in for Pat this Friday. Furthermore, Robin the Interruptor joins us and shares interesting fast food facts.

Pat keeps the show rolling by continuing our conversation on who the best band frontrunner of all time is. We also talk about left-handed people and how that used to be stigmatized.

In the celebration of Mick Jagger's 83rd birthday, Pat and listeners share who they think is the best Rock n' Roll band front man of all time.

To start off the show, Pat recounts the 5th-year anniversary hangout of his show and what it's like to hang out coworkers outside of work. Also, Pat talks about significant things in California that took less time than the counting of the CA primary votes... which have been counted for two-plus months now. Additionally, Pat thinks Mick Jagger is the best front man of a rock n' roll band.

Pat and Ken Dogg discuss movies where the final 5 minutes reveal the whole point of the film. We also talk about songs that end abruptly or songs that bleed together perfectly on the same album.

Pat, Kitty, Joe, and Lexi all say goodbye to our beloved KFBK board operator, Noel, as she pursues her Master's Degree in Germany. We share funny behind the scene stories and Pat quizzes Noel on her German.

To finish out this Friday night's show, Pat and Ken Dogg continue the conversation on songs that bleed together well and KenDog reviews movies! The movies "The Apartment," "Motor City," and "Bigfoot Goes to Hell" are honorable mentions for all the movies mentioned tonight.

Today, Pat kicks off the show by making light of the baseball player who damaged his testicle from a 110+ mph pitch. Additionally, Pat lays out the plan for the A's Baseball Team's move to Las Vegas and talks about the Dodgers visiting the White House.

Pat criticizes The Black Crows and their recent actions at a concert where they disowned the audience for chanting "USA."

Pat talks about possibly taking his show on the road and the new job opening and its requirements to travel nationwide and drive the Oscar Meyer Wienermobile. We also talk about William Shatner's spoken word Christmas album and how we can detect whether things are real in the new age of Artificial Intelligence.

Pat talks about growing up rooting for James Harris, who became the first Black quarterback for the AFL or NFL. Also, Pat talks about how there were F16 Fighter Jets intercepting multiple planes at the World Cup Finals in MetLife stadium.

Pat kicks off the show by talking about the 5 second rule and whether we should abide by it. He also talks about his must-haves for food at the State Fair. Additionally, Pat comments on the FCC rules regarding the networks that refused to air President Trump's speech.

For the final hour, Pat talks about interesting news stories that went unnoticed and albums that came out 50 years ago in 1976! We also revisit the topic of the Rolling Stones VS The Beatles. Musicians George Clinton and Bobby Sherman are on the birthday board.

Pat does the final round of his game show with the kids guessing old technology. He also talks about William Shatners heavy metal band The *uckers.

Pat starts off the show with our political analyst Gary Deitrich to talk about electric versus gas engine vehicles. Also, Pat tells the story of a baseball fan who got slapped for not standing up for the National Anthem. Pat also interviews two News Ladies that let us know Sacramento events to pay attention to.

Pat quizzes kids on what old technology items they can identify- game show style!