Podcasts about third hour

Al Roker shares a tribute to TODAY show legend Gene Shalit following his death at age 100. For four decades, Shalit was a staple on television and one of the most recognizable and beloved film critics. Plus, financial expert Haley Sacks, author of the Future Rich Person, shares tips for saving money while planning summer travel. Also, Scott-Vincent Borba, makeup mogul and co-founder of the billion-dollar company e.l.f. Cosmetics, who gave up his fortune to become a Catholic priest, joins the Third Hour of TODAY for his first interview as an ordained priest. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

We take some callers and talk more on morse code and amateur radio airwaves. Pat also tells the story of when he met Richard Sherman as we celebrate his birthday.

We continue the conversation on grizzly bears. Also, Gary Brecka is a biologist who invented a newfound genetic blood tasting that can predict the date of an individual's death. Would you want to do it?

Pat talks about the issue of drivers being blinded by the oncoming LED headlight glare. We also talked soccer and the World Cup.

We close out tonight's show by celebrating the late great Wayman Tisdale - who was a talented musician on top of being a basketball player - on the birthday board. Les Paul, the inventor of the solid-bodied electric guitar is also on today's birthday board.

In this hour of sports, Pat ridicules the immense backlash of President Trump attending the NBA finals game. We also discuss the Chicago Bears moving to Indiana.

Pat discusses his discomfort with Coca-Cola implementing and autonomous trucks to deliver Doritos and Fritos. People will lose their jobs!

Movies and Villains with Ken Dawg

Pat reminisces on his old interview skills as we continue reminiscing on Bruce Dern movies. We also talk about different showeing habits and how daily showering can actually negatively affect our microbiome.

Pat and our callers keep the show going with reminiscing on highway roadside locations on I-80 and Highway 50 like The Nut Tree, Strawberry Lodge, and the Milk Farm. Mike Gordan from Phish is also on today's birthday board!

Pat switches it up and talks sports. He talks about the Chicago Bears, the Rams, The NY Giants and the recent biggest trade in NFL! We also celebrate many artists on the birthday board.

Pat is joined with Kendog to talk about the movies with the best dialogue, and continuing our conversation of the most recent horror sensation "Obsession." Pat also takes a hit at the recently release movie "Marty Supreme" starring Timothy Chalamet.

PaT wants to boost Sacramento pride by giving us a major league baseball and a hcokey team! He reminisces on the glory days of the Kings back in 2002, along with quizzing his board operator on past all-star Kings players. We also talk about the infamous small pox vaccine and how it left a scar on the arms of those who saved us from the disease by getting vaccinated.

Pat talks about his experience of almost getting scammed on Facebook by someone posing as his close friend. He graciously warns us of the dangers to look out for and gives us tips and tricks to ensure we don't get scammed. On another note, Pat finds out his favorite donut is the most popular donut flavor to date. Listen to find out which one it is!

Pat and his friends admire good jazz music from artists like Miles Davis and Dick Parry - and we tell old Sacramento paperboy stories!

Pat and Ken Dogg discuss the new horror movie "Obsession," The Star Wars franchise, and the newest record of the oldest woman to ever crowd surf!

Pat takes some calls and finishes our countdown list of the top 50 saddest songs.

Pat discusses the surging CA gas prices, how we can most effecrtively repair the roads and the new late night replacement of the Stephen Colbert show!

Pat Walsh, joined alongside Scott Robinson, discuss funny Schlitz beer commercials as well as enjoying some of Pat's favorite songs with sexual innuendos . Furthermore, Pat adds to the birthsday board and shares his story of meeting vocalist Ike Willis.

Pat commemorates the lead singer of Dr. Hook and his recent passing. We also discuss the racial tensions of the 1990's, specifically Police Officer Mark Fuhrman's negligence in the OJ Simpson trial.

In the last hour, Robin the Interrupter jumps in while Phillip sticks around, and the show wraps with talk about the Davis Whole Earth Festival and drum circles. 

This lesson begins in Mark 15:1. Dr. Mitchell reviews the first 14 verses. Here Jesus is before the civil court of Pilate who asked the Jewish leaders, What evil has He done? Then we continue in verse 15. Here Pilate wanted to please the crowd so he released a murder, Barabbas, and delivered Jesus to be crucified. What follows is the scene when the soldiers mocked Jesus and beat Him with a reed and unnecessarily slapped His face repeatedly. Dr. Mitchell brings out several O.T. scriptures fulfilled by our Lord's crucifixion, Ps.22 and Isa.53 and Psalm 69. While on the way to Golgotha, the soldier commandeered a man to help carry Jesus' cross, Simon of Cyrene. Our Lord, on the cross, refused to drink the wine mixed with myrrh, a drug used to deaden the pain. Here is Dr. Mitchell Mark 15:1 on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.

In the last hour of the Pat Walsh Show, we go down the Van Halen rabbit holer… and Kendog hits you with the weekly movie review rundown.

The Big Day of Giving continues......

The Hindenburg. Lawsuits over tomato fraud and the loss of Peaches.

History of Cinco De Mayo, Disneyland vanity license plates. Cannabis gummies for sleep.

In the third hour, Pat and Kendog play another round of Trailer Games, then wrap things up with Kendog's latest movie reviews.

Using AI in the Medical Field

What is the #1 skill is needed that you probably won't learn? These are questions from our listeners. We answer them. These are essential questions. The Pat Walsh Show.

During the third hour of the Tuesday night Pat Walsh Show, Pat revisits April 28, 1973, when a freight train carrying 7,000 Vietnam War bombs exploded at the Southern Pacific railyard in Roseville, sparking a 32‑hour chain reaction remembered across the Sacramento area. He takes some calls to hear from listeners that remember the event.

In the third hour of The Pat Walsh Show, Pat puts Kendog back in the hot seat with another round of Trailer Games, followed by calls from listeners weighing in on the day's conversations. Things briefly go off the rails when Pat, Kendog, and Ryan spend some quality time fangirling over Charlize Theron, as one does.

Autorama is coming to town! Plus, the story of Journey, Radio Jokes, and the NFL Draft. The Pat Walsh Show

And the last hour of the Friday night Pat walsh Show, Ken Dog shares his movie reviews and Noel shares a record she found in San Francisco.

Carnival Cruises over serving passengers, Titanic memorabilia and Emelia Earhart's speech

Luke Bryan Ticket Give Away all week!!

Telling jokes and other funny stuff with Bassil, Scott Robinson, and Pat Walsh. The Pat Walsh Show.

Scott Robinson in for Pat. More on Merced, School House Rock, and Fish

The third hour of The Tara Show on April 10, 2026, highlights a sharp regional contrast as WalletHub ranks the Greenville metro area among the nation's fattest cities, while nearby Asheville, NC, claims the title for the least obese. Shifting to high-tech warfare, the program explores advanced U.S. weaponry like the "Ghost Murmur" and asserts that the military has no trouble tracking its proxies within Iran.

This hour we touch on Iran for a moment, then awe at the Thunder and Lightning. Then, wayward highlights that blind us at night. The Pat Walsh Show

The third hour of The Tara Show on April 9, 2026, explores the claim that Trump's border closures have achieved negative net migration for the first time in decades. The discussion shifts to local outrage over a perceived "Democrat plan" to free accused killer DeCarlos Brown Jr. via mental incompetency rulings in Charlotte. The broadcast also dismisses UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer's attempts to take credit for the Iranian ceasefire, concluding with a stark warning that Iranian negotiators are habitually dishonest and merely using the two-week window to stall for time.

More Ray Stevens and novelty song with calls and suggestions from our favorite listeners. Have a great hump day. The Pat Walsh Show.

The man who is Billie Dee Williams. Then, what happened to our beloved Chico State party status??!?!! Birthdays and more! The Pat Walsh Show.

Brainfreeze and songs that make you groove. Pat also debates EDM vs DJ music. And Double Standards. The Pat Walsh Show.

It's all downhill from here. We continue to fool around on April Fools Day, then we talk about the Artemis Space Flight, and the NFL's officiating problem. The Pat Walsh Show.

In the final hour, Pat drops a secret about Scott, rolls an interview with trumpet legend Herb Alpert, and somehow finds a way back to talking roadkill.

More on music talk. Short form videos. Old KFBK radio segment.

Joe Walsh. Movies. Music. March Madness. Joe Michaels joins the show. Callers share there thoughts.

Baseball predictions.

More on social media lawsuit.

More on the cricket music noise. Afro man. Caller's share their thoughts.