Podcasts about second hour

During Rita's Second Hour, She Touch Base on Donald Trump's Campaign Recent Efforts and Their Warnings Towards the Rise of Socialism and Communism Within American Institutions. Discussing With Caller on Topic About the Educational Curricula in States Like Florida, a True Background Check on Democratic Candidates, and the Supreme Court Ruling on the White House Ballroom. Plus More to Come!!!

During Rita's Second Hour, She Touch Base on Donald Trump's Campaign Recent Efforts and Their Warnings Towards the Rise of Socialism and Communism Within American Institutions. Discussing With Caller on Topic About the Educational Curricula in States Like Florida, a True Background Check on Democratic Candidates, and the Supreme Court Ruling on the White House Ballroom. Plus More to Come!!!

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

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!

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.

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.

KELLEN CUTSWORTH Author, Columnist, Executive at Western Writers of America – Biography Kellen Cutsforth has published numerous books on the American West including Buffalo Bill, Boozers, Brothels, and Bare-Knuckle Brawlers (2015); Buffalo Bill's Wild West Coloring Book (2017), the co-authored volume Old West Showdown: Two Authors Wrangle over the Truth about the Mythic Old West (2018), it's sequel Showdown at High Noon: Another Battle over Truth in the Mythic Old West (2021)and Buffalo Bill and the Birth of American Celebrity. (2021) Kellen has also worked as a ghostwriter on numerous projects. He has published nearly 50 articles in such magazines as Wild West and True West and is a featured columnist for Western Writers of America's Roundup magazine. He is an active member of the Western Writers of America and served as a Spur Award judge and panelist at numerous WWA conventions. Kellen is currently the Western Writers Twitter account manager and a past president of the Denver Posse of Westerners. Kellen was a finalist for the Will Rogers 2019 Medallion Award and he was honored in 2018 by the Denver Posse of Westerners with the group's prestigious Rosenstock Lifetime Achievement Award. He was also the co-chairman for the Denver Posse of Westerner's 75th Anniversary Brand Book committee. Kellen can be found online at www.patreon.com/kellencutsforth, www.facebook.com/kellencutsforth, and on twitter https://twitter.com/western_writers. ----MARK GREATHOUSE Author, Board Member at Western Writers of America – Biography Mark Greathouse is inspired by America's western frontier and the reader's pleasure. He has twenty-seven books published and has another three completed and scheduled for release. When not in his home office, he can be found at coffee houses pounding his laptop keys while channeling his inner cowboy and letting his creative juices flow. Mark also writes history-based articles for western-themed magazines; short stories for anthologies; and gives talks to church, veteran, business, and children's groups. He takes pride in having walked the very trails upon which he has placed his characters. Mark is a retired business executive, entrepreneur, private equity investor, educator, and community advocate who turned in retirement to a new career authoring western genre fiction. He is a member of Western Writers of America plus belongs to a handful of writer groups. Mark holds BA and MBA degrees, but those really don't matter all that much in the scheme of things these days. Find out more about Mark at,... MarkGreathouseAuthor.com United Public Radio & UFO Paranormal Radio www.uprntalkradio.com

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!

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.

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!

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.

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 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.

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.

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

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

In the second hour, Pat celebrates the anniversary of the first moon landing from Apollo 11.

Pat talks about a stripper accident that caused a leak in a residential building. Also, Pat shares his experience filling in for today's Sam Shane show and completing his longest shift as a broadcaster to date!

Pat reveals the answers to his 10 question DMV quiz and we chat about risky driving situations we've been in. We also discuss different American accents.

We invite a very special guest, John, who used to screen calls on KFBK in the 1970's. We also talk about the career of Rosey Grier and his knitting hobby outside of baseball.

Pat commentates on how Paris is blaming Americans for their recentheat wave, and more on the Yosemite bison incident.

Frisbee, What's It All About Alfie, and Randy Mantooth passes. :(

Car care, tire inflation, and your calls!

We talk more about old landlines and rotary phones with our wonderful callers!

Pat and Scott talks more on the World Cup and we try to decide a last name for Pat's Board Producer Lexi.

Pat talks more on the World Cup!

JAMES ROSONE Author – Biography James Rosone began his writing career as a form of PTSD therapy after some of his experiences as an interrogator in Iraq. After exiting the military, he served overseas as a contractor in the sand box, and then transitioned to working in the field of biometrics supporting U.S. European Command. After releasing a number of books, writing changed from a hobby to a career. Now James is working with other veterans to help them find new a purpose as authors. He holds several degrees, including a Master of Science degree from the University of Oxford. His website is www.FrontlinePublishingInc.com. TONI WEISSKOPF Editor & Publisher – Biography Toni Weisskopf is an American science fiction editor and the publisher of Baen Books. She has been nominated four times for a Hugo Award. She has won the Phoenix Award, the Rebel Award, and the Neffy Award for best editor. She uses the nom de plume T. K. F. Weisskopf as an anthology editor. Weisskopf was born in Waltham, Massachusetts with her family moving to Brooklyn when she was three years old, and then to Huntsville, Alabama, when she was twelve. She graduated from Oberlin College in 1987 with a degree in anthropology and started working at Baen shortly thereafter. Find out more about Baen here www.baen.com. United Public Radio & UFO Paranormal Radio www.uprntalkradio.com

Pat takes some calls to talk about their best firework stories and we add to the list of the Best All American Rock N Roll bands. We also talk about the couple that got engaged at the top of the Empire State Building.

Pat is joined by Music Pat Walsh and Mustang Pat Walsh to talk about Route 66 and to show us some of Pat's music.

Pat talks about the weird noises that a mother daughter duo stumbled upon in Mount Shasta. We also learn more about the history of Route 66 and share some road trip stories.

Pat is joined with KenDog to talk about Kendog's time off and the iconic K-tel records from the 1970's. We also make fun of the "difficult to strip to" hits.

Pat makes his patriotism known and we talk about how we are proud Americans.

Pat is joined by some professional storytellers and Pat tells a story from his car shutting down in the carwash after the Bluegrass Festival.

Pat and friends share more unfortunate outhouse stories and we also talk about analog radio and antique speaker/radio equipment.

Scott Robinson interviews Abel Sanchez — the leader of the band Abel and the Prophets— who are playing in Fair Oaks this Saturday! He also chats in studio with a longtime favorite listener, Robin the Interruptor.

Scott Robinson comments on the humor of tourists experiencing American culture for the first time as many people visit the U.S. for the World Cup. He also plays some audio parodies regarding the Texas gas station Buccee's.

1 - Will Thibeau, Army Veteran of the 75th Ranger Regiment and Director of the American Military Project at the Center for the American Way of Life joins us today to react after the latest agreement with Iran. What does he think of the deal? What is the line Iran would need to cross in order for Trump to authorize more bombings? Will this deal lead to better oil prices for America now that the Strait of Hormuz is open? What does Will see from VP Vance throughout this ordeal? What will come out of the nuclear talks here? 120 - Fathers are more engaged than ever as the people who will never be fathers increases. Your calls. The topics on 1210 WPHT this week have been nuts! 135 - What does Allante McAuley do on Thursdays without City Hall? He tells us as he joins us today for a few minutes. Will we hear from his mom tomorrow as he is presented with the “Don” Giordano award? What else is Allante doing? 150 - Your calls to wrap the hour.

Bruce Campbell and Joe Michaels chat about National Mascot Day and the most iconic and creative mascots of all time.

Bruce Campbell is joined by Joe Michaels to talk cooking "no-no's", exciting ways to eat your vegetables, and some healthy mid-life crises'.

Pat kicks it off by talking about the amateur radio operator Wolfman and how he has a one million watt bandwith that can reach all across Northern America and even Europe at night.

We talk about the possibility of whether or not there is Legionarres disease in the pipes of the CA State Buildings. Also, bear attacks and close human encounters with bears!

Pat and his producer, Lexi, create some rhymes and chants for the NY Knicks and The Pat Walsh Show. We also go over the live score of The Knicks huge comeback in game four of the NBA finals!

Pat is joined by our guest, Phil, to enjoy sonme wine tasting and promote the upcoming and annual FellowFest in Clarksburg on Saturday, June 13th. We also discussed the Brendan Sorsby Ruling and gambling rules in college football.

Pat commentates on Pride Month and how some Dodgers players refused to wear a pride hat for Pride Night. Continuing on this topic, Pat gives his take on the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence and the Christian viewpoint of their movement.

Wednesday 5pm Hour: Jason talks about the St. Paul attorney declining to charge protesters who disrupted a church service during Metro Surge. Shouldn't there have been SOME kind of charge?! Then it's time to vent our spleens and share what's grinding our gears on ENOUGH!!!

The Second Hour of the K&C Masterpiece from Thursday May 28th with Alec in for Cory.